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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN 1947 motorcycle. model "a; 900
mi: has crashbars, twin spotlights, buddy
seat, saddlebags and lots OF chrome. Wo.
9351. p
excellent condition, A. J. B.,
500 c.; best offer. Call Ii. 00S0 1910
11th st. s.e. 10
SCOOTER OWNERs-Roller chain and
master links; new stock. guaranteed;
special offer Sat, Sun. only; S6.7b, IS
saSs Ma 9 STae phGne ass cedar q come m oS
Takoma Park ia 1921. Liberal allow.
ance on scooter trades. Ill
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ApARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

PRIME ARL., va, apt. ground; Columbia
pike; excel. opport. for Investment at high
yield with safety assured by desirability
of loca ton. increasing land values. " blk
to all conv, 10c bus; 10 min. to D. c.;
paved street; priced at only 33c; owner
must have immed. sale. For further de-
SON blvd. GL 4216, OK. O52O. Ill
10000 SO. FIT. of corner property on 2
prominent streets In S,s;2 blocks from
1911 L st. NV. DI. 5522. 10
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AuroMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS,

BRAND NEW MOTORS, '35-'47 Plymouths,
service. FLEISHER'S GARAGE. 426 Eye
st. NV, Ma. 9409. All work guar. Ill
DENMAN streamlined white Sidewau
coln), recently purchased with 8 o. g.
Royal Safeguard tubes; will sell the lot for
500 Phone Oliver 1925. lib
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

APPROXIMATELY 81 900 so. FT. avail.
able in modern building on 14th st.: excel.
ing lot adjoins; available In Februsry to
responsible tenant Call Mr.. Franklin, GL.
4456, with WEAVER BROS, INC. WASH
inHton Bldg, DI. $500.
METAL. wide alley. elec. pole ea. corners
S6 mo-; allowance for repairs. N. E.
RYON CO., GE. 6146.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

FkOPEKT1 FVk kENI
THREE BUILDINGS mr.. Dupont Circle,
suitable for Offices for nonproft or sduca-
tionai organization. Call MRS. SWAN. Elk.
1850. Ext. $50. Mon. through Fri. 9-5 80.
1925 K ST. NV, vacant-22x10O f..
rooms. baths; will sen rent or trade.
JEROME q. MURRAY, 1346 Conn. aye,
MI. 1929, AD. 5000. Is
700 "a. t., end commercial ground. facins
L st. and 2. alleys, 4h-story brick build
Ing, containing approximately 10000. "a.
trade. JERoSE s. MURRAY. isl6 Conn.
FACING G0vERNMENT PROJECT. sw.
section-stors now under construction;
excellent for drugstore, SC and 10c store,
hardware or variety store. Call TR. 2764,
business phone; or home, Ii. O373. --13
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

3-UNIT APT One Groom apt. held Va.
trict. Income: $i,s3e; may bs increased
81, 1000 or better obtainab1e. Call CAREY
WNsToN CO.. Realtors, RE. 1898. TF.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE Arm. house. 6 mi. from
District line, for similar house In Rockville
Gaithersburg vic. Call Locust 1918 any
time Ill
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

SPLENDID NV. LOCATION-Over 10000
50. #. zoned 2nd commercial; ideal for
warehouse, laundry. light manufacturing,
etc; in our opinion the cheapest ground
Call Mr.. Talbert. HARRY DRE1sEN. Ma.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

APT. BLDG, 10 to 20 units, priced under
Z times; have $4,000 cash; NV. location: /:
no brokers. sH s436. los.
good NV. location or nearby vicinity. Call
my agent. MR.. DIXON, Elk. 676O. Ill
APARTMENT HOUSE not over Is years
old. 16 to 20 units; good condition. Price
UP to 100000. MI. 9312; ewes, Ii 6735.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE; must
be waterproof Phone MR.. PIERCE. MA.
gO95
3 TO 10 CAR GARAGE. commercial loca-
tion; D. C. or nearby. Call Hobart 1921
or 227-A P st. NV. l.
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STORES WANTED.

HAvK MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
out Of town chain store compani List
your property with us for quick action.
Call Mr.. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.,
141t K st. NV. ME. 800. %
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

1--WE FEEL CONFIDENT'' that at market
value we can secure purchaser for your
real estate. Why not consult US? We are
IicenSed bonded Broker, RE 1865, 10
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ACREAGE WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT interested in $50. to 400
Sewer must be available. Prefer Fairfax
County. Need quick action. STATE
REALTY CO, INC. IA. 1749: ewes. and
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-STORY BRICK STORE BLDG. with full
bsmt; Just z yrs. old; 3 apts above; deep
HELAN. Realtors. 81. 1000. 10
600 g: #. north Of bank
and 100 IT, west Of Wis. ave-; S2.76 per
50. It., including house and garage. r. n.
BEST INC, Realtor. WI. 1888. 10
COMMERCIAL LOT 76x160. near center
Of Clarendon business section; lower
ground adjoining, available. MANNAS
aEALTX nE Tx co. a11s Wilson blvd'' Go ol or
Lease Or SALE. $50 acres Of sand and
gravel land, alongside the Patuxent Riv-
er. on the Penn. R.R.; for further partic-
ulars, contact MIR. JOS. codrTo. 1928
28. 900 50. FT. on olebe rd.. near Wash.
inston blvd, with combinasion home end srd
CO.: Radio Building. Arlington, Va. oW.
FAIRLINGTON-Front on busy thor.
oushfare. near important. intersection and
shopping section: 10 Minis. from down
precedented road r. w. MULLEN. Co.
fambia Pike. OK. 1859. Open ewes.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

EXCHANGE? II YOU are considering an
position to offer residential, investment or
unimproved real estate. Consult with our
Mr.. Israel, d. 1918; evenings, WO. SO67.
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AUTO PAINTING,

JOB. s35 up; work suarsn.
teed GILBERT, 41o2 Pa. ave. ext. s.e.s
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. $50;
select your color; work guaranteed. AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV.
IO 1900
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
zoned !ndustsial both in D. c. and nearby
short-ternn lease. PEEBLEs CHEMICAL
co. once, UN. 2525: res. I'm. $3.50.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

MODERN WAREHOUSE WANTED to rent
on long-term lease: $4,000 50. IT. required.
on railroad siding, ne or s.w. area pre-
ferred: for occupancy now or within
months. Desirable and responsible tenant.
Box 467-A, Star 10
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.RS downtown
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can secure purchaser for your
real estate. Why not consult US? We are
at your service. HARRY J. FRIEDMAN.
Licensed, Bonded Broker, RE. 1876. 10
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
SILVER sPRING-S0 IT. frontage on East
ern ave, near Ga. and Alaska ave-. OWN
Err, OIL. 1859. -l5
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SUB. PROPERTY WANTED "

ARMY OFFICER needs 3-bedrm. hom
in Arlington or vicinity; $4,000 casl
Call LUCILLE COOK, AK. 3272, AK. 466.
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT.

STORAGE FACHITIEs-An Eeneral chm
TON 9S.'tri: Ts:AssffER. 1lf Ap. ss74. "Ae NIB
APPROx. 5000 SO. FT. avail, Feb. /;
heated; suitable for storage or light manu-
facture. Call MR.. GRAVES, FIR. 1898.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS = Man
and switchboard service, stenosrapher
available. 40 Bond Bldg, 14th and New
York ave. Call DI. 2S01 Ill
DESK SPACE and telephone service avail
able. 500 Eye st NV. RE. 1850. Ia
NR. 18th AND COL. RD;-Man. telephone
$500 till II pm, 2505 champlain st. n W.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
ITORAGE OR STUDIOS, bet. 33rd and
a o and p sts. NV; 1900 50. 1t. In
everal units, ME 3659
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prosperous with this large lot in Hyatts-
vile Hills. already zoned residential c.
For further details call WA. 1857 after
1 TOGETHER, SO By 100, Kensington;
$500 each; terms. r. H. BEST, INC, WI.
1893; ewes. WI. 7790: Ill
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Usually $2.l9 Dos.
"CeIIene" Toilet Tissue

"Cellene" facial-type toi-
let tissue in white. rose
and blue, 1000 sheets per
roll at a substantial
saving! Get a supply
now!
Evening star., 1948-10-02

commanded the 10th Division
throughout its battle operations in
the European theater. beginning
with q landing at Utah Beach. From
the date of that landing until We
Day the division Travelled 1890
miles. During a greater part Of that
distance the division was in contact
with the enemy. In May, 1945. Gen.
Wyche became commander of the
9th Corps in Germany.
Gen. Wyche was born in Ocracoke, :,
N. c., and graduated from West
Point in 1911. He lives at 44l4 Q
street NV.
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torn down by today to make way for
the new rose garden.
The old rose garden was aban-
doned to make way for the ap-
proaches to the new Fourteenth
street bridges across the Potomac
River. The new garden is planned
west of the Tidal Basin and south
of the Rejecting Pool of the Lincoln
Memorial, park officials said. The
old roses were transplanted to
various parts of the park system
and when the new garden is estab-
lished it is proposed to plant it with
new stock.
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New Rose Garden Put Off
Indefinitely at NavyRequesi

Construction of the new rose gar
den in West Potomac Park has been
postponed indefinitely because the
Navy still needs the barracks that
occupy the site, National Capital
Parks officials said yesterday.
The Navy and Interior Secretaries
agreed that the barracks will re-
main at the polo field until the
national emergency has passed"
There are 1850 enlisted men and
20 WAVES housed in the barracks,
naval authorities said.
Previously the Navy had tenta-
lively agreed to have the barracks
Evening star., 1948-10-02
Baboon 'boarder' Returns
To Zoo for Winter STAY

One Of the Washington Zoos sta1
boarders-a papio hamadryas ba-
boon-is back again.
The animal, weighing about SO
pounds, has been boarded at the
Zoo for the last three or four years
by Mr.. Shaw Of Baltimore" ac-
cording to Frank o. Lowe, head
keeper. The owner, Mr.. Lowe said,
Is carnival man and leaves his
baboon here during the winters.
I'VE are delighted to get him."
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Mr.. Lowe said, "as We do not have
one Of this species. And he's Q
good show animal"
Though his name Is Congo, this
species halls from Abyssinia, Sudan
and Arabia, according to Zoo ON.
cials, and was the sacred monkey
Of the ancient Egyptians.
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Maj, Gen. Ira !. wyehe
Retired for Disabilities

Maj. Gen. Ira T. Wyche, former
inspector general of the Army, has
been retired because Of physical dis
abilities, a department order has re-
vealed.
Gen. Wyche, 81. was appointed to
a four-year term as inspector gen.
eral on January 80, l947, but was
succeeded by Maj. Gen. Louis A.
Craig last July l, when he under
went treatment at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
During the last war Gen. Wyche
Evening star., 1948-10-02

Many sheep fiocks are being sold
in Argentina because Of the migra-
ton of rural workers to industrial
EMPLOYMENT.
Evening star., 1948-10-02

Chile plans to construct about
$500 workers dwellings.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

flew successfully.
Principles Strong
So far as anyone can foresee
now the principles developed
will be sound bases for flight as
long as aircraft have wings.
based on their own research
The Wrights' first offer of the
flying machine" was to the
War Department. They dealt
with the British, French and
German governments before the
United States Army finally pur-
chased one in 1909 for $4,000,
including a $4,000 bonus for ex-
ceeding speed requirements.
The original plane had cost
$1,000 without allowance for the
brothers time, but they spent
many thousands of dollars more
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

I'd that te original Langley ma
chine without modification was
the first craft capable of power
ed flight with a man.
That could be tremendously
important to the Wrights. Will
bur had died in 1912. Orville re-
sented not only the claim that
the secret Of flying had been
discovered by others, but was
concerned as well with the pos
sibility Of having numerous sue
cessful court actions overturned.
Orville's quarrel was with DR..
Charles D. Walcott, who became
Smithsonian secretary in 1907
and held the position until his
death in 1927.
The Kitty Hawk went to Eng
land l. 1923. A few months later
DR.. Charles G.. Abbott, now re-
tired, became Smithsonian secre-
tary. He tried Immediately to
settle the quarrel and have the
famous flyer returned. With all
his eagerness, it required Is
years to reach agreement.
In fact, it did not become Ger
tain until after Orville's death
last Jan. 80 that he had asked
the British to send the plane
home.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

In development and promotion
of the Wright flyer" before the
first sale.
Flight test headquarters were
set up at Huffman's pasture, a
68-acre field northeast of Dayton.
The first full circle was flown
Sept. 20, 1904. By the end of the
1908 season a single flight of 38
minutes covering "a miles in
circles and IS" turns had been
achieved. The brothers devoted
most of 1906 and 1907 to build
ing up protection for their pat
ent.
Public Flight
Public flight demonstrations
were begun in France in 1908 by
Wilbur in August, and at Fort
Myer by Orville in September.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

Within a year Louis Bleriot
crossed the English Channel by
air.
So rapidly did interest in fly
ing develop that the first inter-
national air race was held in
France in 1909. The United
States saw its first air race at
Belmont Park, New York, in
1910. Four years later the first
commercial passenger flight was
made in Tony Benoist's flying
boat from st. Petersburg to
Tampa, Fla.
The first World War brought
a pooling of the nations avia-
ton talent. The great strides for
ward were clearly seen in the
years that followed.
That is the era known in
formally as the golden age of
aviation" Records were every
where waiting to be broken
and from 1919 to 1888, daring
young men and women busted
themselves doing it.
The Wright brothers first
place was sent to London by Or
vile Wright in 1923.
The Wrights had won a dozen
patent suits in this country and
others in Europe as they fought
to uphold in law the achieve
ment all recognized in the air.
There was no question about
who made the first human flight.
The issue was whether the
Wrights had discovered the sec
ret of how to do it.
Court Sessions
When Glenn H. Curtiss of
Hammondsport, N. Y, organized
the Herring-Curtiss company in
1909 to engage in aircraft manu-
facture and flight exhibitions,
Federal Judge John R. Hazel
granted a restraining order, rec
ognizing the brothers as pioneers
in the flying art. The United
States Court of Appeals upheld
the Wrights in 1914.
A few months later Curtiss
asked permission of the Smith
sonian Institution to make new
flight tests with Langley aero
drome. This machine, designed
by DR.. Samuel P. Langley,
Smithsonian secretary, with gov
ernment aid had failed a short
time before the Wrights first
flew.
The Langley plane was great
ly modified for the trials so that
structurally and aerodynamically
it was a different machine. In
that condition it made a couple
Of five-second hops.
Thereafter, using report
written by DR.. Albert F. Zahm,
an associate of Langley, tho
Smithonsian Institution announc-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Electricity For
Soviet Farms

MOSCOW-(AP)-Soviet col
lective farms have put into
operation already this year
nHre collective farm hydroelec-
trio stations than were previous
ly put into operation during the
past thirty years.
The total capacity of the two
thousand small power installa-
lions which use water power re-
sources to furnish electricity to
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

collective farms and which
have been completed during
1948 is 100000 kilowatts. This
is equal to the capacity of a
giant electric power station fur
nishing power for a large city
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

Pentti Lund, rookie forward Of
the New York Rangers Of the
National Hockey League, was
born in Helsinki, Finland. He II
the only Finnish player in the
big ice wheel.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

Washington, Dec. 16-(P)-1ce
had formed overnight on rain
puddles in the hard packed sand.
In a wooden shack two young
men huddled over a stove and
gloomily watched the wind whip
across the low island to the
North Carolina mainland.
1t was early morning Dec. II,
1908. The wind speed indicator
fluttered between "a and ~
miles an hour.
At 10 o'clock, Wilbur and Or
vile Wright hung out a signal
for the men at Kill Devil Life
Saving station, and soon three
coast guardsmen and two other
visitors trooped in. They began
the business of laying 60-foot
single rail on level stretch of
sand.
The flying machine was trund-
led out and balanced on the rail.
There were last minute checks
of guy wires and fastening be-
fore Orville, then 80, crawled
aboard on his belly, fitted his
hips into a cradle, grasped the
control lever, warmed up the en-
gine, pulled the wire that loosed
the crafts mooring, and started
slowly along the rail.
Wilbur trotted alongside, bal
ancing the plane by holding the
right wing tip. After 40 feet of
rolling and sliding along the
track, the plane rose into the air
for an unsteady journey of 120
feet before a sudden downward
dart sent it humping along the
sand.
Orville Wright described the
incident in a letter:
This flight lasted only IL Sec
onds, but it was nevertheless the
first in the history of the world
in which a machine carrying a
man had raised itself by its own
po,yer into the air in full flight,
had sailed forward without re-
duction of speed, and had fin
ally landed at a point as high as
that from which it started"
Witnesses named
The witnesses were John T.
Daniels who snapped pre-aim-
ed camera as the plane rose;
W.. S. Dough and A. D. Ether
idge, all coast guardsmen; w. c.
Brinkley of Manteo, and Johnny
Moore, boy from Nags Head
who is the only living member
of the group.
After the first successful run
the machine was hauled back to
the starting, point.
1t was Wilbur's turn. He flew
nearly 200 feet in 13 seconds.
Orville made the third flight,
going over 200 feet in Is Sec
onds. Wilbur made the fourth
journey above the sand, a spec
tacular trip of " f8eet in SO
seconds. However, in landing the
support for the front rudder was
broken.
1t was now after noon. They
went to the shack, prepared
nch, then sent a telegram to
their father, Bishop Milton
Wright, in Dayton.
Few persons accepted the re-
port as fact for long time.
Wilbur and Orville were the
third and fourth sons of Bishop
Wright, of the United Brethren
Church, and Susan Catherine
Koerner Wright. They ran BIZ
cycle shop in Dayton, o.
As boys they were taught early
to earn the money they want
ed to spend, gained thirst for
knowledge, a habit ot tinkering
and developing and a practice of
making decisions for themselves.
How thorough they were in
planning is shown by a single
achievement: the first airplane
they ever built, powered by the
first multiple cylinder engine
they ever built, using the first |
propellers they ever built-all |
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16

The University Of Texas var
sity football roster lists one out
of-state member, and the 55-man
freshman squad is filled COM
pletely with natives.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-16
Story Of Wright Brothers First Flight And
Controversy Over Recognition Is Re+oId On
Eve Of Welcoming Of Ki+ty Hawk To U. S.

editors NOTE: The mach
inc with which man shook loose
gravity's grip is hom, after 20
years in exile. A formal well
come will be held tomorrow
Friday) in the North Exhibit
Hall of the Smithonsian Institu-
ton. The story of mans first
plane flight at Kitty Hawk, N.
c.. Dec. II, 1908 and highligh.s
of the eventful years between
are told in the following ami
versary article.)
Evening star., 1948-11-05

Wrinoer-Woshers. lib. eopoeiN, poreeloin
enamel tub ovy-duty. Ione-Iife meehonism.
orovity dron. Were 80 e5. Now
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Ideal for tourists or school, being located
just of Lee hwy. CLOSE in; 2.story n. bun.
on . streets; first floor, attr. hall. liv.
rm, din. rm.. large equipped kit. pantry,
bath. open porch and an inclosed porch:
second floor, : bedrms.,. plus one large
studio rm; full bsmt.. oil &C. heat; det.
2-car garage; price. $1,000.
ROMYE LAMBORN, RealtOr
Exclusive asent. 1901 g. Arlington Ridge
I'd. Arlington. Va OF. 1856. S035.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

Only 8 left On busline in convenient
Kensinston. Large liv. rm. with fireplace
equipped kit; tiled bath, fun basement
with outside entrance. weather-strlppeo,
insulated, Ventian blinds, copper spoutlng;
/ block from school, close to shopping a
real buy for veterans at Sl3.450 with
FHA and veterans financing. 5000 cash,
Ss4 40 monthly. NonVeterans terms Tlth
Substantial cash. as low as S620
monthly. Sunday, Is. Out Conn, ave
to Lincoln ave. block on Lincoln to to
Knowles ave. left 3 blocks on kno~leS 10
dsily Sun or eyes. PL. OIL. Ia
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HOMEMAKER'S DREAM

on Dale Or. in Silver Springs convenient
section of better homes. This 2-story all
brick has large liv. .rm. with picture mirror
kit Kit luxuriousiy equipped with GE strato-
liner elec. range l0l2-ft GE reigr.i resE aot-
point disposal, leather upholstered oreah, =,
closets, finished basement with Bendix
washer and many Other, desiraole features; I,:
gith Substantial cash ELLIS BROS, INC.
saiiv Sun or ewes PL. 0311. Ia
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$40 500

silv,- Spring brick bunealows' with y 5oo
i' eli built; immediate possession. Ly rm
with nreplacs din nm fully eGuppea % ki,
pansfon attic, full basement. gas &C
heat, insulated. weather-stripped and
screened; on lot 55x1e0. Open all day
Sunday. Directions: Out Colesville I'd. TO
Four Corners, left on Old Bladensourg rd
10 Scully dr. and our sign. left TO houses
FRANK L. HEWITT
81. 5000. s4s5 Fenton St, Silver Spring
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ARLINGTON FOREST

brick Colonial, well built and excellently
nnanced. Is available for immediate oos
supancy . nice bedrms. and bath on
End floor lge. closets: attic storage: at
tractive living rm lge. dining .rn. and
table. A poured concrete basement. Oh
neat; copper plumbing. Situated on lse.
WOODED lot, convenient to st. Thomas
wait, call us now to inspect
SEWELL REALTY co.
rl 3: Glebe Rd at Lee Blvd, OK. 02N.t
GL. 1S7S.9674. Open ewes -.
(continusd on2 Next Paeo1s
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CT APPROVED

Open noon to dark in Betnesda-sit.sSo s.ese
trim; ,-storv and Cape Cod bunsaleTs,
ant and ! rms, IL baths; bedrm; and oatn
or Ist A., fireplace in liv; rm; lge. picture
aide norch and large lot, and many other
outstandins features l home left with
garage and Gift. knotty-pine den; Direc-
To Wingate Subdiv.; / block past to
Ryland dr. WISCONSIN REALTY CO..
OF. a7lo; day or eve. CO. 1910. Brokers
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LANDOVER HILLS

netian blinds, 8 storm and screen COM
bination windows: full tank of oil; newly
dec; garage: price. S11 900
LAUREL REALTY co.
5O Wash blvd phope T JoureI 400 1x
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Vacant BUNGALOW

Very spacious and substantially built
completely redecorated and ready for I'M
Shopping center and transp. at Carroll
and Ethan Alien aves. in nearby TakoEa
PARK: priced at Sl2a50 on reas terms; ms,
Call for an appt. nowl WE1TZ REALTY
COPp ona lath st Nv. ST. 4055.
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OPEN SUNDAY / to 5 P. M.

8 3-bedroom. home on large Anchor-fenced
lot, located close to transp,. schools, shop
country home for the man with a family
81 300: with low down payment. yO3l
4Sth pl, Branchyille. Md, Oak Spring
HUDSON CO., 47lO Annapolis
rd,: Bladensburg, Md. UN. 1915 or UN.
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CHEVERLY. MD.

26O3 Cheverly ave Open Sat and Sun
from . to 5 Owner being transferred
must sell this beautiful prewar home, 8
yrs. old, stone construction, completely
modern; 6 large rooms. bath club room
laundry: oil heat. finished attic, large
screened back porch. very large level lot
and screens, conv. to transp., conv to
schools. exclusive neigiiborhood and loca-
ton Price is right, res asonable terms
L YNCH exclusive AGENT. RA 1919 Il Z
Evening star., 1948-11-14
SMALL ESTATE

A Charming suburban home on q acre
acre Of Eroqnd; has large rooms rooms a bed bed
water heat with oil burner, electric re-
frigerator. slate roof and garage; vacant:
In perfect condition. Owner has left city
and must sell, A perfect spot to raise your
children in safety. Phone Mr.. Ray. DE.
1872, with