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Evening star., 1948-11-29
president Receives
Congratulations From
Pulpit, Congregation

President Truman went to church
yesterday and received the con-
sratulations of his fellow-worship-
ers as he heard q prayer for peace.
Attending First Baptist for the
first time since the election, the
President was noted by the Rev. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden, who observed: !:
while usually respecting the
Presidents wishes that no reference
be made to his presence, since this
is his first visit since his recent vic
tory at the polls, wish to take the
opportunity of extending to him on
behalf of the congregation our
warmest congratulations and assur-
ance of our earnest prayers as he
continues to shoulder the gigantic
responsibilities of his significant
Office"
The sermon was from Exodus 3:5:
"The place whereon thou standest
is holy ground" The topic was
Sensing the Sacred"
DR.. Pruden noted that it is not
always in a temple or shrine that
Evening star., 1948-11-29

men come to recognize the sane
tity Of the place they occupy"
Some Of the most significant
service ever rendered mankind has
been rendered by those who in some
secluded spot have sensed and
grasped an opportunity to serve the
rest Of humanity" he said.
Despite the inclement weather, the
President walked up Sixteenth street
to the church, accompanied only by
the usual Secret Service guard.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Cyril King, also a staff member
from New York, and Ann Ewing Of
New York
Mr.. Straight told how the plane
had bucked snow and ice for two
hours, with visibility zero most of
the time. He was guided by the
Washington radio. Finally, when it
appeared the gas would give out
before he made Alexandria, he
found a field that looked pretty
good" and landed smoothly.
In Virginia. Harrisonburg, Staun-
ton and Waynesboro reported 2
inches Of snow and some of it
sifted as far east as Charlottes-
vile. The State Highway Depart
ment sanded and treated with
chemicals main roads in the noun
tain sections as a precaution againsS
possible freezing temperatures.
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inches, but the snow was not mea-
surable.
Although it was still overcast at
2 pm, the forecast called for clear
ing weather today with high of 46
degrees and a low around freezing
tonight. It was only 40 degrees at
l pm. Tomorrow will be fair ana
somewhat milder, the forecaster said.
One of the two planes forced down
was piloted by Michael Straight of
Weynoke, near Alexandria, editor
of the New Republic magazine.
Aboard were three companions re-
turning with him from the American
Veterans Committee Convention in
Cleveland.
Car Guides Plane IA Miles.
Mr.. Straight's goal was Alexan-
dria airport, but when his gasoline
diminished to a 10-minute supply,
and no opening appeared in the
storm laden clouds, he successfully
let down in COW pasture near
Herndon, Va.
The second landing was even
more dramatic, for it involved a
rescue accomplished by police
scout car and a red signal flare.
The pilot, George N. Hall, %, Of
1913 Belvedere boulevard, Silver
Spring, and his passenger, Win
field j. Nagle, %, of Old Chester
road, Bethesda, followed the car
IA miles to a safe landing at Con-
gressional Airport.
Sergt. Melvin Wheeler. 80, and Pvt.
William De Vries, 80. of the Mort-
gomery County police, picked up a
radio signal of an airplaae in. dis
tress as they rode in their scout car.
Neighbors who had heard the
plane flying low through the sleet
and snow directed the police to For
est Glen road and Georgia avenue in
the Silver Spring area.
Sergt. Wheeler lighted the fare
and soon saw Mr.. Hall respond by
wagging the planes wings. With
the additional aid of the cars up
ward turned spotlight. the strange
trek to the airport began, 1t moved
along Viers Mill road to Rockville.
over a short cut to Rockville pike,
thence to the airport.
The cautious advance required
about Is minutes before the plane
finally settled down undamaged.
Jumping out of the plane, Mr.. Hall
cried to Sergt. Wheeler: you are
the first policeman ever wanted to
kiss
The flyers explained they had
taken the plane. an Ercoupe, up from
ERGO field at Riverdale only q few
minutes before their trouble began
about / pm. They had been given
clearance by the field, and had
ceiling of about 5000 feet and 5
miles visibility, they said. Then the
weather closed in suddenly.
Policeman . Pilot.
Both Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Nagle are
instrument makers at Johns Hop
kins Research Laboratories near
Silver Spring. Sergt. Wheeler. who
has served seven years in the Ma
rines and four in the Coast Guard,
is himself pilot, fact that helped
in the directing down operations.
With Mr. Straight in the single
engine Navion he was plotting were
Ray Jameson, Of New York, vet
erans representative Of the AVG;
Evening star., 1948-11-29
South Battles Floods
As Wind Snow, Rain
PLAQUE Rest Of u. ).
BY the Assoeioisd Press

Churning, rain-swollen rivers
swirled through three Southern
States today, pouring water into
cities, homes and farmlands. The
floods were a sequel to bad
weather which hit the Nation in
various forms yesterday. Rain
and snow plagued many areas.
Floor waters originated in north
ern sections of Georgia. Alabama
and in Tennessee, routed hundreds
of persons from their homes, and
caused property and crop damage
expected to reach hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
Diminishing light rains and clear
ing skies were forecast for today.
No deaths were attributed directly
to the rampant waters, but one man
was missing in Georgia. and total
of three persons were killed in Geor-
gia and Alabama highway accidents
that were blamed on heavy rains.
Many roads were inundated.
1856 Convicts Evacuated.
Near Montgomery. Ala, 1886 con-
victs were evacuated from prison
farm to nearby Kilby State Prison
when the Tallapoosa River began
rising.
Hundreds were left homeless by
scattered floods in the Birmingham
area, and excavations from homes
were carried out also at Atlanta,
Columbus and Macon, Ga, at Knox
vile, Tenn, and at Phenix City,
Ala.
At Atlanta, famed Peachtree
Greek swept over its bank in a swank
northside residential section and sent
several families scurrying to safety.
Macon saw its highest flood level
In the city's history. The rain
laden Ocmulgee River, which dl-
vides the city, was expected to crest
at 20 feet today. Water was already
over the roofs of many Macon
homes.
Crest Of 80 Feet Seen.
A flood crest of 80 feet was ex-
pected at Rome, Ga, where the
Etowah and Oostanaula Rivers
form the Coosa. Officials said this
would put all highways in the vi
cinity under water.
A 45-foot crest was looked for at
Columbus, where the major threat
was to the sprawling warehouse
district. workers since Saturday
have been moving textiles. paper.
foodstuffs and other merchandise
from basement floors.
Alabama's torrential rains played
havoc with the States navy" An
LCS-124, training ship for the Birm-
ingham unit of the naval organized
Reserve, took a iaunt down the War
rior River and was unable to return
when river locks were flooded. Ter
officers and IS men were aboard.
Seven Houses Blown Down.
A windstorm added to the discom-
fort at Fort Davis, Ala, where seven
houses were blown down and four
Negroes were reported injured.
A number OF Kansas and Okla
homa communities were without
electric service yesterday as the
result of snow and wind storm in
that area. Transportation and COM
munications were disrupted. Heavy
sleet broke power lines to 43 Okla
homa communities. Telephone and
telegraph lines snapped under coats
of ice. Some highways in South
Central Kansas were closed.
Up to inches Of snow fell in
some parts of Western Pennsylv-
vanla. Rain and snow hampered
motorists in Eastern West Virginia.
Billiards and thunderstorms hit
the Cascade Mountains in Wash
ington. Communications were sew
cred and blown-down trees blocked
highways Many automobiles were
caught in the heavy snowfall.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

nursing standards generally in the
Latin American nations.
During the last few years the
bureau has helped establish nursing
schools in Brazil. Ecuador and
Colombia and to modernize school
programs in Panama, Costa Rica
and Peru.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

About two-thirds of the people
who obtain divorces in the United
States have no children; most OF
the rest have only one child.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

near FTcczluS Duc AVhIShts
Minor traffic accidents Increased
on city streets, but traffic police re-
ported a dearth of automobiles and
pedestrians on the move last night
during a pelting rain. During the
day occasional cars from the sub
urban districts rolled through
Washington with their tops and
tenders decked with light snow.
Total precipitation measured at
National Airport for the "a hours
ending at 7:30 am. today was 1.55
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Weather
Continued From First Page.)
Near Freezing Due Tonight.

forcing trafnc to be detoured over
Rhode Island avenue.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

ARLINGTON FOREST
6-rm brick: min. from Pentagon and
Navy Annex; liv. rm.. din. rm:, lge. equip:
kit, full bsmt.. oa.-c heat; bedrms;, full
tile bath: nice terraced lot. Priced below
$4,000 for quick sale. Exclusive,
JUDSON REAMY & SON
CHI. osoo, 1122 N. Irving St., Arl... Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcon,.

40Is MINI. AVE. NE.-Lot 3Oxl30 to
alley: 1st commercial with frame house,
rented 80 per mo-, no lease; price, So
5sss' sssseFs protected Call OWNER, &1s sA'
BETHESDA-S110 wis. sve.-Two 25-ft.
lots by lis IT,. with 7-rp. house on lot.
Price. S2S,500. OWNER, WI. S110. -l9
NIGHT CLUB Observation-Disclosures 5 yrs.
OLD; COZ contains aims. dining room, kit' oaroecgs
room apt: on and fiooF: parEinE lot; al
restaurant fxtureS are installed, including
bar; ready to operate; price, $4,000, real
estate only. May accept trade. OWNER.
sa1 SALE s-A 81 owner, in orovston. Nls Vas .
miles south. of Alexandria. on U. S, No.
1 and Marshall st.-Modern 2-story brick.
containing DGS store 35x50 and 2 mod.
;LdI I'm apis; pts q, fun bsmt, s oil heat; ren:
each IN Same sIoek 60 ensfs Ss p9operts rSk
Only S6.7o0 in cash. bal. In trust. Call
sai REMEDY 81. N.w.-First commi.
brick; best business location In Brightwood:
plus buyer's homs. Open Sat. and suns
1st cOMML.. OF upper 14th n.w.-4-story
semidet. brick. baths, 8 kits. shop. Of
hees, apts.; income approx. $4,000 year;
part none on all s5eeS cash sndies
N RaPBsY a iPRoviNG ssa ssssion; sssE !.
story brick bldg. having stories and S
apis, fully rented: low expense. Price, S45.-
S3e %~ivsp sYbsssn,ssl snn sash See Mr.; Norris.
eoLoRED@sfLENIDfDs NV. CORNER With
so it, of show windows on main artery.
Possession Of one store. Contains 2 stores.
psuRy RI neatly aI5t!iAA coRp. iss7 H K"ayS. NV.
RE. 1888 -l7
Evening star., 1948-09-17
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

ALEXANDRIA suburban. semidset; s;n brick
.Id and medn soset KIT on st and oo ee
Siss Close: $nd aSsT I'm d,i 5sHt :, with
iagads tubs eSePsT
ss excellent Sf.H ,isg rpEGR EHE f4
uaeHT Rupiey Bids. h SIS King st.. Aiexandrla;
ALEXANDRIA told historic sectionl-It
iishtfai iHeh ' Old 5A Section, this is your oppor
foor has bedTns bath with ssn tub Ss u.ad snd
aashsd On an addona ss saas
coal h-wh., deep yard; frame with nice
old floors, chair rail, etc; the home needs need
ssSeo' mss!on al sHefs Asa iIsS EsSER so PSS ss
CAN CO. Realtors and Insurers 2o9 Rnp-
iss Bids bHNGA kiSs g.. on ss ssuasle lot
new Veterans Administratio Hospital site:
eaee. eaa SCI ox soF a5s4 5s9oSRs SPRsvEE FIFE ea
Arlington sUnpEa; as,. eols is,r:gss 2aad hat st
seTy GeSs 'tsTssss1sss sTesass tSe to din r m 4
sas Sish tsShsa ainaoRs sRs' z0s BATH tn g. master
rms. rms 8 windows each. child's room, 2
windows: deep closets ceiling has ,4;tbt 4,in
ssaatSsul aaSs isndscaped lands lot; walking distance
xRffsG 4 IfsSSis fisoN, Lyon park7Ashton Heights
this $-6edrm:. 2-bath; new brick rick home home
2 porches, garage. de luxe kitchen. gas
INV, heat. 1,oo9-yT:. oak floors S, many aias
Features. eSfe1s ieTea Only T mile lie to Pentason T.
reach: Out Lee blvd. to Garfield St. right
ARLINGTON. SlS,6S5-To buy a larger
n ssss ssez, z sRt bsdr% hut b1i5E
msa iraaeysso1. ssaoef@ partly nished ssnt COPPER
plumbing, copper sutter. etc; with many
eheT ehFas Foqss 1n aacF ss
ssO ssxes. ETC sA sfiease salI my broker. A.
AAsIiNGToS AsI.h ns r. ekM OF HOME. on lee at
tractiye lot beautiful trees snd Ii shrubs lbs
fIen' fs'o l peddH pSsd!m al sna bath 81 iss a.: bed:
CAPgM EEALTyyr pyr phoneo aoIIsx FA 2ls2 Mbs ofd
ise, Sso'Ts. Iot. trees; shrubs: t!sasp., / Sloek
3 TRoas mn ow 70 ss4 As sqsssI9 isss Or D.
SlShi Nff, Of alsss RI Brick dslo
Irsble neishborhoods; consisting Of liv
I'M. with fireplace, dining rm., equipped
fit,, bedrm. er den On lst a.; Al, bedrms
~ d;s brick m s.5 IT,, lovely ,s5r 's.sse s:sii
Ssis Wilson Blvd. oW. $500 Ii
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNlA.
%1 250-NEW

One and one-half story bunga.: lge. liv.
rm.. dinette. kitchen with range and refgr.;
stairway to insulated 2nd a.. with rm.
for two more lge. bedrms,;; full basement
with outside entrance: homes on lge.
wooded lot in built-up residential section;
very cony. loc; approved for sale to vet
erans or civilians at same price; quick
Open Sat. and Sun. for in
spection Directions to property: Out
Lee hwy. through Falls Church, past
turn left at Marshall st. to
Custis pkwy. and homes.
Lincoln Investment Co., OW. 1911
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER sPRING-conv. location. Just of{
Colesville rd; entire End floor OF new
bldg. to be completed latter part Of Dec,
'4S; approximately $500 50. IT. Call Mr..
Murray. with EDW. C. HOLMEAD, Real
tor. SH 5000 20
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UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.

WORDS cannot express the real beauty OF
this lovely 2-story det. Colonial home sit
osks ss 4 featares se l1 rm wtH e
elec., kit, breakfast, rm,, and screened
porch; 2nd f., 3 lge. bedrms and 2
baths; att gar; lot 65x175. Anchor fence
In rear; full bsmt. with Law. outside en-
trance, This is q custom-built home and
must be seen to be appreciated. Call
COLONIAL INvESTMENT CO, exclusive
AGENTS. RE $3.50 Q I'LL q IL
Evening star., 1948-09-17
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcent.
ROGERS HEIGHTS

$12, 600-6-rm. Colonial home; large liv-
ing room, fireplace, porch, full basement.
oil heat
fireplace, side porch, foored attic, gas heat
S15,000-New 6-room brick. IA baths,
fireplace. side porch; ROGERS CON-
Hyattsville. Nd. WA 1886, or evenings.
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FALLS CHURCH
FENWICK PARK

We are not selling houses but again we
are in position to take orders on 8
houses in this outstanding subdivision A
conventional all-brick Cape Cod, with 2
charming liv. rm. with beautiful Colonial
mantel over fireplace, din. rm. includes
chair rail; beautifully equipped kit incl
ment with outside entrance; finished stair
way to End floor where 2 additional rooms
may be added at small cost. AL this for
the total price, Sl3,95O. ARLINGTON
R5ad Realty I CO.; 1904 Wilson blvd. .oW.
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We're Forced to Admit

That University Park Estates is the best
home value on the market today. See
these 6-rm. brick Colonials yourself, then
compare feature for feature and ST for 81
its many fine appointments such as 20-ft.
kitchen. fully equipped, plus breakfast
nook, 1st-foor tiled bath: 171z-ft. master
large basement with outlet, plus "a bath:
side screened porch, attached garage. Stu
ated on large wooded homesite. A truly
tair price of S19.950 includes everything.
Open daily till 8 pm. Drive out Queens
Chapel rd. Qeft at Safeway) to Coles
vile rd. left for 3 blocks to sign.
SIMON 2r ERAMK co
Evening star., 1948-09-17

s BEDROOMS
This attractive brick Cape Cod is located
in Pine Crest, o restricted community of
custom-bu homes, where all lots are at
least acre; spacious liv: rm. with nre,
Kit, side screened porch down; bedrms.
and tiled bath. up; Diet. brick gar; level
place; owner leaving town and desires
early sale, consequently pricing home at
only $15,9b0
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ALL STONE

Of nice homes large liv. rm. with stone
fireplace and built-in bookcase to floor,
large oin.. rm with twin corner cup:
boards. fully equipped kitchen, "a tiled
bath on 1st floor; 5 large bedrms.. full
bath on End :nr.: outside fireplace. out
doors screened porch, detached garage.
deep freeze, Launderall, aluminium screens.
storm windows. oil heat. slate roof, house
fuzzy insulated. large corner lot, beauti-
full trees; easy terms: zoned for George
Mason or Maury School. wonderful
buy At S20.950. HUBBARD REALTY Co,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

PHOTO LABoRAToRY with once, deyei-
oping room, drying room, studio and store
rS9m; r9 5o1n parking In rear. LYON. INC.
silver SPRING. Montgomsry Hills area.
new blds. lst commercial. 2,5o0 50. IT.
End and 3rd floors suites. suitable for
ofhces. medical and professional. or living
quarters. quarters. Can be divided. Phone sH.
5.4os SO. FEET. End commercial space
available; central downtown location. P
St: NV. Phone MA. 2o73 for particulars.
Principals only. 30
1888 CONN, l st and End floor, together or
separate, call CO. 4337 bet. and s.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE FLOOR SPACE avail
able in ultramodern building in heart OF
downtown; 700 50. it., ideal for display OF
wholesale lines or office space: very reason.
able. Call EX 1852 TOR appt.
1918 18th ST. N.W.-Four large rooms.
outside lighting; suitable for ofices or
small business; small storage room; also
? garages on soft. alley. Sl35 per month
lease.
1915 M st. n.w-Entire bldg 9 rooms
and basement. $3.50 per mo. Allowance
for redecoration.
Used car or parking lot St near North
Capitol 3Sx150. $50 per mo-
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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NEARBY MD.

We have houses Of all types and prices
10 At every pocketbook. To inspect, call
Mr. Chevalier, TR. 1882 or RA. 1925,
with PAUL MUDD, 240S MINI. ave. Sc.
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RANCH TYPE BUNGALOW

secluded spot, with every conven.; 6 rms,
tile bath, frepl.. expansion attic, gar.
bsmt, oil heat spacious grounds: 81 $50;
substantial cash. WILL ROGERS, 3S49
oath St, Mt, Rainier Nd, WA. 1862:
Evening star., 1948-09-17
WOODI,AWN

Arlington. splendid buy, lovely brick
home on corner lot; living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm., Kitchen. attractive
porch; bedrms.. large enough
for twin beds, full bath; storage attic,
basement has unusual recreation rm. with
outside entrance, also "a bath; lear at
tached garage; excellent financing: prop
erty near transportation, schools and
stores. Exclusive with
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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WEST LANHAM

Open Sat. and Sun. l till dark, Bungaalow
sms pit and nd BATH M t Kitchen ~sssae IS eauipped
with gas stove, new electric refrigerator
and Bendix washer; fenced lot, 70 by 175;
large detached garage; priced to sell To
reach: Out Defense hwy. miles from the
District line, to Cross St, right 2 blocks
to house. WA. 1900. WA. 3195.
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
RIJNGAIOWS. ST. 600

81 900 down will buy one Of these cozs
prewar-built Johns Manvllle shingle bunga.,
containing rms, bath. equipped with
elec range, oil heat: lse. lots; mr.. bus.
cony. to Boiling and Andrews Fields; 3
sold 1st showing.
JAMES CARROLL
o53 LeBaum st. Sc. TR. o112: ewes, VI
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DETACHED BRICK


Jefferson St, Michigan Park Hills. Nd
Center entrance, liv. rn:. din. rm' iully
equipped kit, 3 bedrms.. l bath, full osmt.,
gas a.-c.h.: low down payment. Call eyes,
Mr. Tranen, IA 1896:
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K St NV, Realtors. NE. 1900.
VETERANS ATTENTION
! have two very attractive asbestos-shinsle
bungalows that should get insured loan ap-
proval at $4,000 with $500 down. Each
has 2 bedrooms. living room. large kitch-
en-dinette combination. bath. very large
expansion attic, full basement, front porch
and u acre of ground. The houses are
new. well built and vacant. Very QUICK
possession. If this sounds good. get IN
touch with Mr.. Frazier at UN: $500; ewes,
UN O10s, at once. FAUssETT-FRAzIER
CO., Bib BALTIC. ave. Hyatts., Md. IL
COLORED-S7,8 $50; bungalow. lust across
the D. c. line; modern rooms, tile bath,
full bsnt. oil heat; large lot; immed.
ESssni x x x Ss15 til pm. ATLAS
GCoHoREDoLARGE GROOM HOUSE, with
% acre ground. formerly beer tavern and
gasoline service station: 21 miles from
Washington. on good. hard-surfaced road;
$500 Mrs Hawley. UN: $500; ewes;
UNI 1887 FAUSSETT- FRAZIER, 81 ID
Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville. lis
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL 5-RM. and bath
bungalow, full basement, large closets; air
condition heat, gas. $1,000. $1,000 down
payment. Telephone Hillside 39ls. ".
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NEAR ANDREWS FIEID

UNIV. PARK, MD. is a nice place to live.
Can ! show you beautiful brick home
that was built before the war? Located on
has center hall liv. rn:. din. rm;. kit.
cypress-paneled den, Ice: bedrm: with cor
Meeting tiled bath and lovely porch; 2nd d
plenty Of closets; the bsmt is divided into
4 rms, laundry, heating and rec. rM.; also
gar; price. S29750; well financed. This
properly is shown by appointment only by
G. H. PEARCE, Realtor
6229 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Nd, WA
&0nO. nva9 WA R90S IA
Evening star., 1948-09-17
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRG,klA,
LOVELY lust LOVELY

LOVELY, JUST LOVELY
2-story brick. now vacant. located In beau
tiful section Of Ashton Heights. n. ArL
with nrepl. din. rm, kit and screened
porch on 1st a.; breezeway connects gar.
with house; full bsmt., auto. heat, lge.
wooded lot 70x1 SO. For further informa-
exclusive axentS. RE $3.50. 8 I'LL @. IL
Evening star., 1948-09-17
BETTER THAN AN APT.

Don't waste money in rent, but save and
buy 9 home. Lovely 5-rm. BUNGALOW, in
Takoma Park. Nd. EXPANSION attic and
basement; completely equipped mechani-
cally, gas h.-w.h.: lge. grounds fruit and
shade trees; det gar; near everything:
80, 700; S65 per mo. carries trust and taxes.
OWNER 81, 37S1
Evening star., 1948-09-17
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.
WTT,DWOOD-8 ACRES

rambler, 3 bedroom, comb. living and
dining, 14x24, picture windows, stone
chimney, pine paneled; electric range and
Frigidaire; basement; finest construction.
This house is a picture among tall trees,
35 min out Substantial cash. Exclusive,
J.. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., OK.
44S7. ewes SI, oo47 0W 44S5 IT
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.
DEL RAY

Modern 5-rm. row stone-and-brick home.
peteiy d redecorated CO conyenientIy IM ie Iocsted s
Price, $4,000.
YEONAS REALTY