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Evening star., 1948-02-05
By Wes GoIIaqher
ssoeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

ASSoctoIeo rrcSS Tofet9H ~ofespo"oe"
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb. 4 de
layed) The Bulgarian state
prosecutor tonight demanded
the death penalty for Dimiter
Gichev, former Agrarian Party
leader and a deputy of the exc
cuted Agrarian leader. Nikola
Petkov.
Mr.. Petkov, peasant leader and foe
of Communism, was hanged Septem-
ber 23 on charges of plotting against
Bulgaria's Communist controlled
government.
The indictment of Mr.. Gichev
stirred the diplomatic colony Of this
capital, and was expected to arouse
protests in the United States and
Great Britain. Both protested the
execution of Mr.. Petkov.
Some regarded the indictment as
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Hedrinq on WMAL

The Stars radio station,
WMAL, will broadcast a half
hours transcribed proceedings
of the Auchincloss home-rule
bill hearing tonight from 8 to
| $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
u. S. Olympic Stars
Take Two Titles
| In Winter Games
BY the Associated Press

ST. NORTH, Switzerland,
Feb. 5.-The United States
today won its first two titles of
the Winter Olympics here when
Dick Button and Mrs. Gretchen
Fraser took titles in the figure
skating and skiing events.
Button, l8-year-old star from
Englewood, N. j., gave an
almost f1awless performance in
his skating tests and Mrs.
Fraser, Vancouver. Wash,
housewife. scored 8 surprise
triumph in the difficult wom-
ems special slalom.
"Details in sports section.)
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Among the defendants are three
field marshals, one admiral and nine
other generals, all charged with
crimes against peace and humanity.
Prosecutors said this case might
1See BI,ASKOWTTZ Page ALL
Evening star., 1948-02-05

TURKEY TO STAND FIRM against
Reds, Foreign Minister says.
Page AS
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(See AFL, Page A-5.J
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(See ECONOMICS, Page A-5)
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(See FUEL OIL, Page A;
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1see PRICES, Page A-5)
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(See ANNEX, Page A-4J
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(See GALLINGER. Page Al
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(See BUDGET, Page A-5D
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(see POLITICS, Page A-4)
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(See BLASKOWITZ, Page A-4.
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Sunny To-Day with temperature above freez-
ing. Cloudy with lowest about % tonight
Tomorrow cold with snow in afternoon. (F-ull
report on Page A-2)
Evening star., 1948-02-26

Rowclif reported. Contestants must
identity the voice and state in so
words why Washington should sup
port the National Symphony. They
also are asked to inclose q .contribu-
ton to the orchestra's $165 900 s,is-
tanning fund.
At 4 pm. today representative Of
Girl Scout Troop 1893 is scheduled to
present a donation of $64 from the
"a members Of the troop to Mrs.
Theodore Dominick, drive vice chair
man, at Campaign Headquarters,
1927 K street NV.
A check for $206 representing 10
per cent Of last weeks gross receipts
Of the Old New sOrleans Restaur-
ant, 1914 Connecticut avenue NV,
yesterday was presented to Con-
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Philosophical Group TO Nee,

John Strong of Johns Hopkins
University viii be the speaker at
q meeting of the Philosophical So
ciety Of Washington at 8:15 pm.
Saturday In the Cosmos Club audi
toriurn. Seventeenth and II streets
NV
Evening star., 1948-02-26

ductor Hans Kinder by Miss Rita
Dimitriou, singer at the restaurant.
Voice Of the Symphony" broad
casts today are scheduled as fol-
lows: VOL, $3.50 and 11:15 pm;
WINK, 2:30, sos and 1905 PM;
WMAL, l1:30-noon, 2-2:15, sos
pm, I2:05 am: WToP. 1880 pm: !.
WQQW, 12:44, Ia, 2:3o and 40
PM; WWDC, 11:25 am, 1l:20 pm,
12:45 am; WARL, 3:45-4 pm;
WBCC, 4::3o and $40 pm; WooK.
1910, los and 2:l5 pm; WPIK,
2:44. 4:o4 and STA pm. and WEAM.
10 times on flexible schedule.
Also WASH-FM, 8:45-S pm:
WWDC-FM, 8:45 and 9:15 pm;
WBUz-FM, lis and $3.50 pm,
and WGAY-FM, 1874, 2:o5 and 5
pm, and the following television
stations: WNBC, 7-7.30 pm;
WMAL-TV, 6:56 and 11:o2 PM,
and WTTG, $50 pm.
The contest win close at mid
night Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Voice d Symphony
Entries Pour In; First
Report Is Due Today

First report on the Voice Of the
Symphony contest, being con-
Quoted by radio and teleyision sta
tions to aid the National Symphony
fund drive, was expected today
from Mrs. Gilbert j. Rowcliff,
chairman OF the Tabulating Com
mittee.
Entries yesterday were pouring
in at an accelerated rate" Mrs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

and to the British Ambassador in
Washington asking that steps be
taken at once to insure the safety
OF Palestine's largest and best
equipped hospital"
The memorandum which was
transmitted to Washington by
Mrs. Samuel w. Halprin of New
York, national president of Hadas-
sab, lists 20 dates during which
Arabs attacked Hadassah medical
teams, ambulances, buses and
buildings between the period of
December 80, 1947 and March 4.
1948. During that time, u indi-
viduals, including doctors, nurses.
patients and police were wounded,
while Hadassah nurse and guard
were killed by snipers. The Arabs
were also accused of refusing to
honor the Red Shield of David.
mercy symbol equivalent to the
Red Cross, which is clearly visible
on all Hadassah vehicles.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Savannah, GeorqiQ
Hodossoh Protests to State Dept.
For Protection Of Hospital

NEW YORK (JTA)-Charging
that Arab attacks and inadequate
protection of roads by the British
are jeopardizing medical services
carried on in the Hadassah Hos
pital on Mt. Scopus, outside Jeru-
salem, Hadassah this week an
nounced that it had made repre-
sensations to the State Department
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

Instead of knocking down the
other fellow, let's knock down the
obstacles between us.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17

No Brt adway first night per formance ever had a more en- thusiastlc cast or appreclatlve audience than d,d the Kentucky Minstrel, presented Tuesday by the local school.
 The costumes were co'ortul, the music melodiuus, the soloists superlative, the disguises de- captive. There wasn't room for the slightest improvement.
 Every person ID the cast was talented, from the wee kinder garten "pickanlnnies" to Tom Utterback and Audrey Naldrett who brought down the house with their duet cf Susie.
 Produced on shoestring bud get Of about $'O, Whlch lnclu0- ed gifts for the teachers who coached. the minstrel was a million dollar production
 The clever backdrop executed by Paul Bond, the black.face make up and the endless array of patched blue jeans and wi d plaid shirts filled the stage with color Outstanding among the costumes were the pretty pastel skirts white pantaloons and white blouses made and worn by the Sweethearts of Kodiak for their choruses
 "Local' talent in the show was credit to any city. Beverly
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Spring Fever

Kodiak has spring fever and there signs us That ghheared dreamy feeling pevades the air all day. the youngsters jump the boys play baseball after school and young and old meander down the licking spring ice cone.
 Dr. Johnson has already been indugng his morning dips the since the first of the month atho bit old first day Usually he starts ound the fifteenth of April
 Tamage Smiths hat, which during the winer nth by hbAIs, and that spring is here.
 Ihe women have away their mukuk Kodiak boots toes and high heels than the mud which makes frequent shoe shines necessary although haps not actually completed The have changed heavy wool shlrts for lighter and cooler mode
 The bear hunters arriving and the fishing fleet ehugs down the channel ad arbor trying engines Inc sport fishermen the docks trying the habut
 Mother Nature always has forth her signs spring pie bloom Ersknes lawn and spikes green show spots here and there Pillar Mountain of snow and much than of still remains on Barometer
 Early gardeners putting plants into covered boxes outside already and ohers selecting their seeds rom dwnding stocks the and testing ground has left yet
 All rel lcen the approach >Drlng which life into us a The lat JIerY, from which tn whole seemed to su Mare have Iappeered and wi the length enng days come 'a,lgh of tn. summer Kodiak lovenes
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Book Review
By Jessie Holt

Don Banding is to Hawaii what Robert Service is to Alas. ka, and one who has the spark of adventure will find his book Drifter's Gold enjoyable reading To such a one he speaks with a c'ear voice:
 A man will know when he is chosen
 By the Gods for life of quest, For the restless urge within him
 Is an eagle in hl. breast
 A lcng time resident of Ha- waii, MT. Banding has fai, hfuIly and happily portrayed his locale. and leaves one need that southward he the islands of de- light.
 But there are deeper and still. CT currents in the rippling rythms of this book. as witness the poem Some Man W.lI Gall
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Reviewer Says Minstrel Show ' Was "Million Dollar Production"

Pace sang April Showers in . clear posed soprano; Bea Malu- tin pla ed some poppy jazz num- bers on her accordion, and Dave Hunge,ford and Bob Dawson added an adult polish to tke sh w with their vocal solos.
 Provoking long and loud laughter was the solo and chorus number, Alexander's Ragtime Band, with Audrey Naldrett, 8th grade teacher, whirling around on the stage with clowning Laur- ence Anderson. to tue accom- paniment of singing by the Pil- lar Mountain Boys, Another bit of popular rythmic by.play was that of Vivian Pagano and Ione Norton in the final chorus
 Patter on local scenes, ob- viously written by MT Utter back from his own experiences. was we'll done and we'll received. Marshall Crutcher, Ben Kraft. the police and fire department and favori @ whiskies all came n for pert comment and were en- joyed by all Bob Lear's inter- preta.loD of a Sunday drive down bnmpy Mission Road was also well done
 The sh W was written and directed by Mr. U,terback M s. Naldrett, Mrs Betty Sprlnghill, and Mrs. Mary ti>e.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Base Student Wins Spelling Bee

The Kodiak junlor high and the base high schools divided honors in the spelling bee Thurs day evening at the community center.
 The town youngsters copped the team title, while individual championship went to Jean Ol- son of the base high school, who spelled down field of A com. petitors.
 Miss Olson nosed out Bea Malutin of the local high school to win the $25 war bond prize, by spelling correctly the word implicit.
 A large and enthusiastic aud- fence witnessed the bee.
 Sensation ot the competition was 8th grader Dickie Sim eonoff whe took 3rd place in the grand p:ize competition and carried his junior high team to the cham pionship. Miss Malutin won $l0 for 2nd place Simeonoff $5 for ! third place and an additional $lo for being the best junior high speller.
 In addition to young Simeon off, members of the winning team were Carolyn Gallagher, Arllne Herring Gene Sundberg. and Stella Scroggs Second place in team competi- tion went 10 the Rota.y Club. last years winners. Peggy Mo Murdo l947 individual champ, came out 27th this year. In the jun or high school som- petition, Carolina Johnson of the base school took 2nd prize and in the grade school division, Eve'yn Swenson, 9th grade and Calol Larsen took first and se- cond place respectively. Besides the high school and the Ro' arians other term posi- tlons were as follows. NOE jun io Hl B team NDB High school BPW. K dlak high school, MOB junl,r hlgh A t. m. and Kodiak grade school.
 lop ten sI tlleIs were Jean 0l- son. Bea Malut,n. Dick Simeon. oil, Mabel Fenner Dr A. H jim $ Johnson, Carolina John, snn. Fu>linn Johnson, Biuce Lar ku ay Ali I'd aud Marshall Crutcher.
 Nrn Wade called the twisters and Edna hra {, Fa' 'h-r l.. B.
 f nk and Frank McConaghy were iudses
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17
Pacific Northern

NC MING
 l Rev. 5 A Wa>hburn Dave Hungerford, c :1 Maggasd. Mrs. Eugene i.ucke, aud infant, Bailey Covey, k c SadIer, Tender Toms, Pete Gasser. Jack Hendrickson, F J Giles. OUTGOING.
 Myrtle Anderson, Dayi Haynes, Ellis Jackson. G A Forester. Verne Forester, Rev. $ A Washburn, R F Suyti- CT. C. >"yder, Alga Nelson. Iib- by Bowman, Mary Nickerl, Mel lie Rob-'ts, Ralph Thomas, Vim nie Sykes Virgil BaIer, G w HInckIey Paul Robin, I win Tate. Capt. David G Wells, Mary Jenj'rs, Helen Coming, A \ Owen, Bob HaIi. Northern AirIines OUTGOING
 Kenneth Berg, Anna Mae Berg, Rob- Tt berg, Flo'a More- lanJ, John Earls, Jean Barnes.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-17

it Home Here is truth and D VI CT, and to hear this poem ed aloud by good reader la memo able expe lence.
 Although b. is a young man, and his poetry Is of our tune, MT Banding does not belong to that group of modern pots whose words are 8 snare and . deluslon, who say one thing and mean an ther, leaving the Iee T in a state of doubt borde in. n nightmare Thls D ct says wI',t he means, and tn res all en- @ the matter
 Witbai, thls is 5 very plea It book The lllust, ations b. is author aie cit ver and beaut,iut.
 In spite ot almost 2 weeks If no ram, there Is still pleDt, of water in the city reservoir, Councilman Jack Hinckel sad yesterday. The supply Is due 0 snows melting in the mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
ESTATE
BY OWNER

corner residence in one of the most cow
n W. residential areas: with liv. rm.. din.
rm., equipped kit, breakfast nook 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., built-in gar, back and
front porches. auto. oil heat. RA 0162.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norheas,.

MICHIGAN PARK-Beautiful, closet
spa5ssJ : ses az
sae roof e9em
f PHt sl s Sa111f Gs D sH 14 5fss With
MICHIGAN PARK vALUE-Det brick Co.
lonial IN beautiful section: perfectly i'm
rear grd sae foe TsSe
tian blinds; storm sash and doors through
FRANK Ff!A e. S PHiIGps 81 Ri f4 1924 with
WooDRIDGE--Brick bungalow with !.
bedrooms, and bath. living room. dining
ished bedroom with heat on md floor
rec, room gnr,H in basement; oil h-w.h; ga
giIh brown REALTY CORP. r Realtors tors,
NEAR SG e'f McKlNLEy HIGH scHoo1-At-
porches, gas heat, Convenient to trans
portation; immediate possession. Rea-
iq 4aa EVENINGS or cs 60 MI os PEGk e.
1918 18th st. ne.
tached brick. only s. years ePS't old. cam be
purchased with $1,000 down, 5 nice
bet hs1t- csii CO. $3.50 for appt. to Inspect
NINE IMMED I3 possEss1oN-only $1,000
sosn %sds Gay 1 roy sgk sEf4 k ER ~
oRIGiNAL OWNER viii sell 6-rm; Brick
S NfaR EA sa N HIGH TG1a scHoo1-sixafm
s-year-old brick, gas heat, brick garase,
mac cond. For appt to inspect, call Mrs.
Thompson. oV. 43s4. ATLAS REALTY
9I5 MARYLAND AVE. near capitol-,Tap-
oil h.-w.h.; double garage, Price, $40. $50
with approx. So; 500 down. including. fur
niture from End and third fl. and bsmt
NEAR SEARS RoEBUCk and Bladensburg
bath: h. VI: near all conveniences: only
s RSai4v 55o ,n d S{spo,. ANNENBERG
asI DOUGLAS ST N.E.-Moderate down
payment, balance like. rent; 4 rms, bath,
COHEN or MILTON v1NNIcK, 400 I St.
1881 AMEs ST; NE:-Brick' semidst., 8
scoF Nh6IHs TR S'0ys 1853 Fes eves eFW Vi
1881 ST. N.E.-Brick. family, built
f 6sn cenor porch sas ap1s pps
$50, terms ood SCOTT SANDERS, TR 1858;
80 A ST. N.E.-outstanding corner brick,
ly turn.; ideal for home, guests. apis. or
professional Offices and excel all-purpose
s P1dns IS legation sis oI, zoned LIST
II so96 Eyes ME. oS4o: Ezt: Sal. ANe''
NEha cA ATT lie =, ENIyERsIIY,ps-
excellent Mr
Parker, FIR. 1881. cox g. CO. RE. 1853.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH-only Sll 900.
Terms $500 down and Ss5 per month;
bath, ) porches Possession Sion with "'s set tho
men T EoRp Pc E, MORGAN ST. RE. 1910,
5000 Block BIZ iath ST. NE-seau,itu,
6-room, sem detached brick home: powder
room 1st floor; 3 lovely bedrooms. tiled
b bath second qor full bsmt, with eas
per month tax ineaded TRis home is
s DTfsd oF au GERA af PG}ssTfsEn WITH
9Th st. NV. D1. 5995. i
BY OWNER-Newly decorated brick home;
bedrms. and bath. large liv rm. large
din rm with firepl., large equip. kit, new
new gas h VIII Price, sia95o; attractive fi tive
immed. posses For appt. cali FIR Oslo.
LIVE i IN Mop sEE; HOME TO-DAY. at a
price you can afford to pay, $1,000 down,
$3.50 per month. This Groom. semi
Greenway Apis. Just OF Minnesota ave;
full bsmt., gas heat; immediate &C.
eupansy Call RE. 1888 til 9 pm.
lei. 18th ST. Ne fully equipped A.
room apis; full basement gas h.-w.h.
VS. sSsA sss Z SOS Ms:s sv. HRsR1
7043 20
NEAR 18th AND RHODE ISLAND ave. ne.
IA ND A ha%h f,,rx, d. yx,ttl
ami: det: immed poss. See BRASWELL,
AID. 56sS. 3617 l4th St NV 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

house; will pay up to $4,000 with sub
stantial cash; Chevy Chase, D. C. or Mo,
Or any comparable neishborhood. Phone hone,
MI; Sehwab, Wo.- 1884 with SHANNON &
L u .ITS co; 1893 500 IL H st; NV. ma. 2345.
m y FULLER groom Groom X" Realty IsFss e en-,
OK 44s7: ewes, GL. 2"47. oW. 1885.
NEARBY VA. OR FALLS cHURcHSTrwo
to ,4-5edrm oo house wanted: substantial
Call HARRY E. GLADMAN. Ii O346, and
Mr.. Aosher' AT. 1858 ewes. ana Sundays.
QUICK is THE NAME and quick viii be
Mitchell QUICK ST. foc ssss s RAJ S s siis
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for your
frame or brick house: no commission. RE.
FOR QUICK ACTION will buy or sell for
so YEARS: SERVICE to local propert,
With rs sUsDEks s co NG
We aAvE CASE cLlRNrs for s'' Houses R5 esl IN n
s ssstGai Fl fo Sy No Ds shaSe c t9r
CHARLES $. GUM mas clients wsiiins
and nearby Maryland RI 1905
PETWORTH or that general section
Iwo,family or something that can be
WO 4944, DI. $780,
SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED homes
wanted; Several buyers waiting. WALDO
III PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale Of
your home. business or investment prop
PHI Il .f R..oY e sos Ao 81, H
$3.50. Free appraisals Results since 1918.
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent 70
colored, I will sell it II 1t can be sold II
18th st. NV d. rosa.
WE HAVE BUYER for bunsalow-type home,
closet Chevy Chase, D. C.-Md. area.
or brick; up to $4,000 Please call MI.
Rowe, GEORGETOWN REALTY 4 ms.
CO., INC, MI. 243s; ewes, Wo. 91l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29

CoLoRED-NAvY YARD WORKERS; only
So95 down; 6 rms. bath. gas and cleo.
IN n. THIS rs, row row brick home. AID. 0531; ewes,
18th ST. s.E-six rms
q baths, arranged into > apis; l vacant;
$3.50; $3.50 cash, bal sos mo. E. M
AIKEN 500 H st. NV, Ma. 1856. %
COLORED-?f 10th ST. S.E.-Brick, 6
large rooms, full basement, concrete porch,
new gas h.-w.h, excel. cond.; $4,000:
terms. ~, SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858;
COLORED-I:th ST. Sc. near Navy Yard
-S4,950 will buy this 2-story row frame
rms. good condition; 5000 down, S4h
a mo DRURY REALTY CORP. 1877 K
Str St MI nSrn RE; ~ 1,as; 20
Pk.-S450 down will buy this semidet
brk. rms. 2-story brk. bldg in rear
only $3.50. DRURY REALTY CORP,
l,37 K st. NV RE. Il33 -oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Barnaby Woods A fine modern red brick
eenter-hau home. in excellent condition,
about yrs. old Large Iiv rm. with
attractive frepl. and screened porch over
looking beautifully Handicapped area. Spa
space for breakfast table. 1st-h. lavatory;
End fl. has large master bedrm. and bath,
2 other excellent rms and bath: 3rd e.
beautifully panaled in knotty pine and
divided into . rms. Double insulation,
extra large paneled rec. rm. at garden
level built-in garage, automatic heat;
S0-ft. lot, nicely developed. Price. $50, $50
To inspect. cali JAMES z. SCHWAB. OR.
$500; after pm, Sligo 2515 or WO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29

<,o1
NM MN oE reasr,1I 9th st. NE-3.famils
property: rec sonably priced. Mr., Ro 5eyIs.
CoIoREnNr CT NJ ,o, ,,.
I4th@reaov for occ,n pet"een t,,th ano
and bath artomst1c Sesf re rms ms,
at stsa r Gr nsstb!!ee, cost. Mr.. MILLER, MI
Prick home; s lovely rms, IA baths: rec
refor a u', III sarge, naroWood loors;;
bon si' anu range; lenced rear yard; oil
nSaG, ri priceo low I9T 3nlcE saie CAL GE
GG00IoREp-,r TAKES rxppp,rS ms9
properly evaluate home Let me help
you IN your selection: Houses in all Sec
ti ton lis listed; THOMAS J. GLENN REAL
EESTAIE: Du; 6523 MI. 1868. 80
LOhED--bEAUIlFUL HOMES Ii all
CLARENCE BERRY, TR. 33i1. 80
GOLORED-1619 ROSEDALE ST. NE
a aede BATH Is the Suy OF the week nice rms
ma many m. useful extras; $3.50 cash. Move in.
BE- Re d ,la$ ~r.n W. o.n 20 =
SULoREDCNEAR NO, CAPITOL AND S
ss at' in.a semidet 'brk., "-family
,ieI' iI RoII oiI9 mo terms to SUIT
81 nT pT aaeALlf CORP 1872
cor arr, zig iao; rp,N,r., AWE
karse brick home IN excellent condition;
closed porches; refrigerst o sa ea' rsnr pp
porch WITH aw Snip neat pr sarass f a5o
Suitable terms arranged Cali for insoec.
tion CAFRITZ M 0oSO ~ No -ee0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
KILMAROCK

Pa Barren on and Prospects SITS: new corner
frst q. lavatory, some with garage; full
basement with service entrance; larss
lots LOT fully sodded; eft. Westinghouse re-
frigerator 3S-inch Tappsn gas range
steel double sink and drainboa I'd,
gas heat, screened. insulated, weather.
at sfS75o and Sis95o D INSPECT pdd siiS
from ~ noon to dark Directions: From
Georgia ave. drive out ,Piney Branch I'd.
to Carol ave washington sanatorium
intersection, then left on Carol ave. for
5 blocks to Barron St, then left on Bar
Owner and Builder, 4o5 In.
vestment Bldg DI. 5O14; ewes, DE 5175.
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RRIARCLIFF

Seldom can we offer so much for so little.
A truly lovely detached brick residence
custom built with the finest Of materials,
and in plus-perfect condition throughout
Very attractive drst-hoor plan. consisting
dining room opening onto screened porch,
and a lovely modern kitchen with break
fast nook. Ave bedrooms and three baths;
in the ground-level basement a recreation
room. double maids room with full bath
and Gear built-in garage. This house is
exceptionally. we'll priced. and worthy Of
phone Mr. Powell, MI $500; ewes, WO.
1888. with JOHN R. DE SIBoUR q Co,
Realtors %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29

Situated on over u acre in this most
attractive wooded community. l mi, be-
yond Kensington. Will appeal to those
bungalow: spacious liv nm. with firepl.. ,
good-sized bedrms.. tile bath. incl sleeping
porch. small dinette, modern, well-eouip.
kit; full dry bsmt., Bryant gas h.-w.h
Lear garage. Priced to effect quick sale,
S10,750. For appt.. call E. H. IRWIN,
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ROLLINGWOOD

lovely stone and white brick Normandy
dream house in CHEVY Chase You enter
the center hall. which opens into al
rooms: To the right is spacious living room
with fireplace and patio in rear; to left is
the dining room to the rear is a powder
room and kitchen opening to built-in ga
two baths; large attic with stairway, DOR
mer windows and rafter insulation. The
basement has maids. room, bath. and
construction details that you would want
II you built yourself. Owner transferred
and must sell Immediately. For an excel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29

4A1AoMA ATM, oil ,SOU
Big well-built frame house in best location.
g spacious rms. inclosed porches, full
bsmt. and attic; lge. level lot Out-of- town
owner anxious to sell.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
GE. 0Ss1. 311 Cedar st. NV. GE. O257.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
CLEVELAND PARK

Detached; 4 bedrooms, . baths. plus extra
room on End floor; living room 25x2O,
large dining room, den, kitchen with dish
room anu bath, garage; near school and
TRANSFORMATION. Call Mr.. Fischer. with
DREYFUSS BROTHERS, MA. 05s2; ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-29
.COLORED-S1 5OO

gift from: heaven, You'll have to act
fest because this beautiful S-rm. and >
bath home is an amazing bargain! Priced
at only Sl2.95O with. little cash: loan
balance at A.; some rooms are equipped
for lieht Housekeeping. BY renting rooms,
this will provide a home for you and pay
Tor itself at the same time Completely
redecorated! Venetian binds, attached
garage, full bsmt.: oil h-wh Don't miss
this one! Gail Mr.. Goddard, AK 527l,
with FREDERICK w BERENS. Ma. al4l.