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Federal Pay
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making jobs, receiving $10,330 a
year, while the heads of their
agencies will make only $4,000.
A proposal for substantial in
creases for top-fiight Government
officials had been contained in the
bill considered by the Senate late
Saturday night. The proposals had
been worked out carefully after
months of study by Senator Fland-
ers, Republican, of Vermont.
Revisions Of Act Retained.
In rejecting top-bracket raises, the
Senate bill retained Classification
Act revisions which would have
given Federal employees an average
$3.50 a year increase as well al
House bill provisions for a $3.50 in.
crease for postal workers.
However, when the legislation was
sent to conference about 1890 pm
Saturday, House leaders instructed
their conferees to insist on elimi-
nation of all classification act re-
visions and a toning down Of the
proposed $3.50 pay boost.
Consequently the Senate conferees
had their backs against the wall
They faced the. alternative of &C
cepting the House conferees pro-
posal of a fiat $3.50 year pay raise
with no classification act revisions
or getting no bill at all.
Finally, at 12:40 am. Sunday, the
Senate conferees yielded and &C.
cepted the House members terms
The House members had argued
that the House on Friday had ap-
proved only a $3.50 postal workers
pay bill. Therefore, they contended
the House was yielding more in con-
ference than was the Senate, in
agreeing on a $3.50 Federal pay
measure.
Once the conferees agreed on
the $3.50 figure, and on a $3.50 postal
workers pay raise, the rest was
comparatively easy. The House
quickly approved the legislation
without any opposition. The Senate
quickly followed suit, and completed
action on the measure at 3:f4 am
Sunday.
Included in the bill are postal
rate increases to finance part of the
postal workers $3.50 pay raise. The
increases: Air mail, 5 to cents: i:
third class bulk mail, up cents
q pound; special delivery stamps,
13 to Is cents. In addition. a new
4-cent air mail postal card will be
introduced.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
New Czech Ambassador
Received at White House

DR.. Vladimir Outrata, new
CZechoslovak Ambassador, pre-
sented his credentials to President
Truman today.
He told reporters as he left the
White House that it was a great
honor to meet the President he
added no business was discussed
DR.. Outrata succeeds DR.. Juraj
Slavik, who resigned as Czechoslo-
vakia's Ambassador here few
months ago after the Communists
seized power in his country. .a..
Evening star., 1948-06-21
|$m,000 in Bond Sales
Pledged in Hour as
'bondmobiIe' Opens

More than $66, ZOO in security bond
purchases were pledged within an
hour of the opening of a special
Security Loan Campaign "bondmo-
bile" in front of the District Build
ing today.
Campaign officials on the site re-
ported bond sales in denominations
of s25, 900, $4,000 and $4,000 at, q
rally which marked the opening of
the bondmobile's two-day stay here.
Other purchases included several
for $1,000 and 500 denominations,
they added. .
Stepped-Up Purchases Urged.
The rally was high lighted by
pleas from District government and
Treasury Department officials fer
stepped-up bond purchases by Dis
trict residents in the IS remaining
days of the campaign.
In this time, Mrs. Lindsey p Raw
ley, chairman of the Washington
Women's Month League.
declared, As per cent of the Districts
$22, 2,5o0,000 quota remains to be
raised.
Other speakers included District
Budget Officer Walter L. Fowler, Dr..
Jarvis Morse of the Treasury's Ma
tional Savings Bond Division and
Thomas j. Groome, chairman of
the District Savings Bond Division.
Is Cities Visited.
Pat Rooney, old-time vaudeville
dancing star now appearing at a
local theater, told the rally audi
ence he had appeared in many
World War I and II bond rallies,
but thought this peactime rally Is
just as important as any of them"
Miss Lynn Allison, popular So
prano, and the Metropolitan Police
Department band also appeared on
the program. ,-
| The bondmobile has visited more
than Is cities in eight States since
going on tour April 26.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
Convention
Continued From First Page y

capped by having been in power too
long, is incapable of Offering and
effective resistance to the march
of radical aggression. Nevertheless,
1t has millions of patriotic mem
bers whose support We welcome,
and whose support I am confident
We shall have this year in one Of
the most, if not the most. critical
election in our history"
Today's opening was for the most
part organizational and perfume
tory The convention heard an in
vocation by the Rev Fred Pierce
CorSon. bishop of the Methodist
Church. Then it listened to the
reading of the official program. read
by Mrs. Dudley C. Hay of Michigan,
secretary of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Welcomed by Duff.
Addresses of welcome were deliv-
cred by Gov. Duff of Pennsylvania
and Mayor Bernard Samuel of Phil
adelphia. The temporary roll of
convention delegates was presented,
and convention committees on Gre
dentials, resolutions, permanent or
ganization and rules and order of
business were formally appointed.
And the temporary officers were
elected, including the temporary
chairman, Gov Green of Illinois.
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce. former
member of the House from Connec-
ticut, will address the convention
after Gov. Green speaks tonight.
The Credentials and Resolutions
Committee will go to work imme-
diately. Under the leadership of
the chairman. Senator Lodge of
Massachusetts,, much work has al
ready been done on the platform
by the Resolutions Committee Sem
ator Lodge hopes to present 1t to the
convention tomorrow-although the
program calls for its presentation
Wednesday, If Senator Lodge has
his way and the platform can be
disposed of tomorrow it will ma
terially shorten the convention.
The Credentials Committee will
see the renewal of the battle be-
tween the Taft and Dewey forces
over Georgia's 16-member delega-
tion. The Republican National
Committee settled the contest in
favor of the Dewey delegation last
week. The Taft camp has appealed
the decision to the Credentials Com
mittee.
Rumors of a Taft-StaSsen coali-
ton in the Credentials Committee
to defeat the Dewey delegation and
give Taft the delegation were rife
as they were before the action OF
the national committee. The urge
It is said, is to put a monkey
Evening star., 1948-06-21
Fred Morgan ofStounton
Heads Legion District
BY the Associated Press

WINCHESTER, Va, June 21-
Fred Morgan of Staunton was elect
ed commander of American Legion
posts of the Seventh Congressional
District at a district convention
yesterday attended by representa-
tives from 80 posts.
He succeeds Ralph Grubbs Of
Winchester.
Other district officers elected
Walter Green of Harrisonburg, first
vice commander; Thomas Lipcomb
Waynesboro, second vice command
er. and Roy Terry Of Hot Springs
adjutant.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
Peru Claims Best Theoter

Peru claims that its newly COM
pleted motion picture theater in
Lima, conditioned and seating
1000 persons, is the best in South
fAmerica
Evening star., 1948-06-21
Indies Oil Output Rises

Netherlands Indies oil output last
year was IA per cent of prewar, but
almost quadruple the 1916 produc-
ton, Sumatra reports.
Evening star., 1948-06-21

The Austrian Government is en-
couraging the shipping of wine to
America.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Na,thxs.t

uSSSBS FSN SAhE-sN0ttnW8Ms
RosEMAET SCHOOL -ARE1-ss7 800
eEif u :Sod ss 1s sens 4 hss ns
te entr. with lge. Hv. rm., screened porch
din. rm.. lge., KIT. and pantry. End d.
home nsefm IN this 'ei esesi nerhborhood very n'
TWEED Co, 55o4 Conn. ave. EN- 1896
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-New det. bricl
hSnss s0.s sed 'e q. Gone t. with sh s.rS:f
Prissd at sss. $50. Only q few avail ai
r 4. TWEED CO, 5504 Conn. ave, EN-
bling brick det. home on quiet street
property is about 8 yrs. old and ha
ss and u iu f% Bath De Fm lux. dfa f os en 4seFn ss
End a. has :, other bedrms. and bath
Bsmt has finished rec; rm., maids rm
Condition This is the home for the dis.
+. a. TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
EN-. 1890 until pm. "a
CHEVY CHAsE-Four bedrms.. baths
transp This >attr home has rms. AND
ssS: a;4 i ! ;'f; ss "S5
EoREsT % ~, Hills I, ...t @ r VI Con- 'm av. M
after location. LIST d. has attr. -liv. rm
din: rm. breakfast rm., kit. den and "a
bath. 2nd a: has bedrms., baths
in bsmt.; 2-car gar: lgefi shaded lot
Truly value in this beautiful parklke
neishborhood. p. A. TWEED CO.. 5504
Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 until 9 pm. "a
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., mr.. Military I'd. and
32nd st, pet brick about years old
with n bath on 1st d., attr. liv rm. din
rm. and kitchen. The 2nd a. has 3 bed
rms, full tiled bath and storage attic
Priced very low for a fine home in thi,
area. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn
ave, EN-. 1890 until pm.
NEAR ROCK CREEK-Lovely det. brick
beorms., 2h baths, Gear garage: pricet
to sell G. SIMMONS, Ho, .s5l6, RE
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

Open ] to pm 1924 Drummond ave. A
lovely Colonial brick home, one of group
OF Ga baths. First a. full center hall. tile
lavatory; the liv. rm.. din. rm and kit
are all lse. Second a 3 bedims., ? tile
baths, lse. storage attic. maids rm;. porch;
sar.; slate roof. copper pipes. deep lot
Price ranges S@5,000 to S2Ha50. Vet
fran's preference Drive out Wisconsin
ave. about block beyond Western ave
70 beginning Chevy Chase golf course. turn
left on Drummond ave to properties.
wy n yryn1~TTVr
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W. B. WRIGHT
EN- .b'iS'.
cuEDuFDn papK VACANT

SHEPHEHD PHRh-VNCHN
Vacant! Open today, l 10 T. 1903 18th
st nv.-Your first stop today! Com
situated detach. brick. consisting OF lovely
living rm.: with beautiful ,mlrrored FIRE
place, dining rm., bright kitchen. stove.
refs rear screened porch, 3 unusually
large bedrms. " baths. linen closet attic.
full bsmt. maids rm.. Law. oil heat:
brick garage. Nice grounds. Priced rea-
Sonably with terms. Close to every con-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Nsrthwsss.
YOUTH. ENJOY T.IVTNG

IOU LID ENJOY LIVING
In one Of the units of these beautiful
brick, 4-family units and REAP. an tn
yolF pas p'c church y
Boiling Field. Sc. $4,000
DOROTHY K. WINSTON e. co.
1924 K st. NV. ST. ALL or SH. 7446
week ends
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Realty Co, exclusive agents, RE.5ce4. RA
OPEN! OPEN! OPEN!

Sal and Sun. 1 to : A bargain. Re-
s-room bath brick bungalow. 72nl
Hilton ave. Takoma Park; 3 blocks 70
bus and store. Located in neiehborhood
SOxl50 Full bsmt and lse. storaee
attic. NORTHWEST REALTY, OIL 6ssI
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DIENER, ERHLICH g. co.

Spring Valley Modernistic
This house, built by an architect for his
own home. embodes the finest in mod
ernistic design and planning and is To-
Gated in this ueighborhood OF beautiful
homes OF white brick constr. 1t features
doWs overlooking attractive garden, beau
tiful kit and baths, 3 nice size bedrms.
etc For complete details and TO inspect
call Today to 3
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE

1929 Quincy st. n.e.-Attractive Groom
detached brick, built by Breuninger about
10 years ago Of finest materials Many de-
sirable features including gas h.-wh.. rec.
rm. in fully finished attic with heat and
hardwood floors; aluminium screens and
with overhead doors; nicely handicapped
lot; entire property In spotless condition;
possession at settlement; price. S1a250.
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STUDY THIS LIST

Rock bottom prices:
T. Hamilton 81. n.w-6 rms. brick
.. Wyoming ave. n.w.-lI rms, brick.
furnished; good income obtainable.
Z. Nicholson st. NV rms, det. brlck
Sherman Circle VS. rms brick.
;, Rock Creek Church I'd. n.w.-4 apts.
N3 rms) Income mo $500 ,o,
Income. mo-, $3.50 Just 81 800 down.
The above houses are in good condition;
priced right with suitable terms. Should
sell this week! Investigate,
PAUL J. MILLER
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Shepherd Park Dutch Colonial
SHEPHERD PARK

Hslf blk of 10th ST.: fne lac 4-bedrm.
21a-bath all-brick home. ideal for enter
tanning: liv, rm With fireplace. den, spa
screened liv porch opening to garden with
lily pond: Gear brick garage: priced 10
sell, excel. financing, Call Ted Bair,
at. NV, ST. 200; ewes, GE. 44a7, Ex-
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,enlngs, IA. 5l50 =:
. LA SALE PARK
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

New bungalows. 541O-54l2 18th pl ne.
Open Sat and Sun, 2 to g. You couldn' t
rm; with fireplace, din rm., de luxe kitchen
6edrms.. tiled bath. semifnished attic,
full basement, gas a.-c. heat. The price
will surprise you To reach-Out Sar-
gent rd. to Jefferson st. right on Jener-
son st. 10Th pl. then eft to open sign
8. r. MARTIN d. CO.. Realtors, DU. 5366;
ewes OR ARaS
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4Ol PEABODY ST NE

40l PEABODY ST. NE,
Open Sunday 2-8. Sl2a5O, on terms,
lovely Semidet.. brick home with rms
Lle oath. full bsn1t., auto oil heat storm
uoorS ana windows, excellent condition.
Il. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. sos N. Capitol MA. $3.50 90
6016 EASTERN AVE. NE,
vacant; semidetached brick; attractive
~ y.pedroom home gas heat large back
yaro. recreation room. everything; storm
doors, awnings. Venetian blinds. screens
etec. refgr Out N, H. ave. 10 Quackenbos
81. risnt "a blocks, continue a 50. to
po: 4s2.. Open 2:3O to : pm .2'
OFF 4th AND H SITS. NE
Possession; 7-room 3-story brick bon,e
newly papered and painted. nice front and
PACK acs yards PRICE. s1o,25O; substantial
cash payment Shown by appt
JOE CURTO, REALTY
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1875 LOCUST RD. NV.

1878 LOCUST RID. NV.
Open for inspection Saturday and Sun
day. . till 7 pm; lovely. det brick Co
ionIai home: spacious and ideal for lux
urious entertaining. center nall, tile kit .
den, finished rec. rm. and bar. finished at
tic; outside barbecue carpetine
PENNY" APOSTOLIDES
H.alty co .xrlusjv. agents. RE.5no4 RA.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcopt.
WOODBRIDGE SPECTAI,S

WOOOhlDGE SPEClALS
soth st. n;e-New detached brick. con-
slstins nIsa. , 81 iarss liv: rm. with open tre.
bedrms, tile bath, large yard: convenient
TO transp and shopping
CHESTNUT ST. NE.
new homes. fully detached: rms sas
&c. hsst a.. Very desirable location. Priced
3O64 CLINTON ST. NE.
Fuiiy detached; q larse-sized rms. bath.
ouilt-in sarage. oil h.-wh. Owner being
124l PERRY ST. NE.
siis bath se"tg snss.s SssSra,sd .,c ,ase
Priced for immediate sale and 0n on reason. a.
ape terms Conv. to all schools. shop
QUINCY ST. NE.
desonasd eoadoD Rrew 1nek in
i. baths rec Tm. antshed Msi' alsis' nssDiasf eli
hEh fi1y ln.l. detached .d sarass venstian blinds
r. G. DUNNE
23S5 r. I. ave. ne. Ho o7OO
WOODBRIDGE
Open SUNDAY 2-5. 2202 Evarts st. ne.
Owner leaving town. Property must be
sold sold Lovely detached ,shinsis 8 rms, Ia
Detached sarage. large yard House in fine
condition. Priced to sell. Convenient terms.
GdEy SetlieNent with possession
d. H. JOHNSON co.
Property Manassrs and Developers. MA.
1373' eve. and Sun, GL. 44oo, Ext. 7s9
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS
Lovely detached brick home with large,
kitchen. Open today 1924 18th St ne,
: rms. rms, "a baths, y bath Ist foor. Pos
session with deed. Price. S"4s5o. Terms
ROGER MOSS, REALToR
2l"5 R. !. Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
Ewes. MI. s6a..
1889 SUMMIT PL. NE.
sl05oG. on terms: nr. Tech High school
hall entrance: full basement; attrac. terms.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. SOS N. Capitol, Ma $3.50. -ee
IA WEBSTER ST.
Open OF sln; Sun. % .d,, graceful brick duplex
Income mstcHousy Rsd Si Hsas decorapea aGme with
Sss,lonss sS R csp sI'h si'ii HaT. ssh ave- p.
ssn' Rt ( wsessf sEafy. and ME- cur ,S
ewes. and Sun. IA. a1l7 -.3
! BUNGALOW
Nr 18th and r. /. ave. 5-room sll-mod-
ern: baths, oil heat, nice lot, garage
l.. V. Thacker Realty Co.
HO. 23s7, MI l44S -22
ONLY $1,000 CASH
Nice Nice clean bungalow. in nearby Md: S
rms and bath, full basement, h-wh lot
rs by $50 IT.: real bargain. SO $50: xeel
per pc. mo. T. D. BURGESS CO. vi. esO2
$4,000 DOWN
4Ol3 Blaine ST. ne, > blocks of MINI
ave-6-rm. brick; screened porch Vene-
Anchor fence: house in GOOD cond ou,cs
possession; $4,000. Call OWNER, vi.
NEAR TECH HIGH
$500 down; Sl3.500. fun price; s-rm,
row prick, tiled bath. detached garage; in
RPE DIV O. "a Gil
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SOMETHING DIFFERENT

In GEORGETOWN. Restored stables, 35O7 N
St NV. On one of GEORGETOWN Oldest
COURTYARD entrance, bambooed fenced gar
den of of master bedrm.: house consists
OF lse. drawing rm. with attractive flrepl.
and bookshelves. mod. gas kit, > bedrms
mod. tiled bath with shower. Priced to
sell this week end. Open Sun, 2 to s.
Call Mrs. Harper,
IOSEPE M WISE
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BUNGALOW

Nr. 18TH and r. I. ave. broom al-mod-
ern: baths, oil heat, nice lot, garage
L. V. Thacker Realty Co.
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Offered for the First Time
Lovely Colonial brick home with very
,arge handicapped grounds Close 10 country
siss Of reception hall. attractive living
room with fireplace and French doors to
terrace. sun room library. dining room.
kitchen and buffers pantry. On the md
floor are good-sized bedrooms and tiled
baths. Basement with maids room and
full bath. Two-car garage. Oil h.-wh A
home worthwhile inspecting
w D NIypIGIIT
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nO. -5N', MI. I44S

ONLY $1,000 CASH
Nice, clean BUNGALOW. in nearby Md: s
rs by $50 IT.: real bargain. S9a5O; $40
per mo T. D. BURGESS co. vi. esO2
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WEEKEND SPECIALS

Wheaton. 5 rms; l bath, . acres; SIO.a5O
Silver Silver Spring. rms, bath. S!1,750.
Chevy Chase, q bedrms. 3 baths. $4,000
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN, 81 1870 or
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BARNABY WOODS

642o Barnaby st.-Attractive det. brick
home, center-hall plan; Il rms. and .
baths; full stairway to foored attic: nre-
place In liv. rm.: rec. rm. with firepl in
bsmt. This home is completely insulated,
storm windows. slate roof, copper cutters
and downspouts. oil h-wh Det gar
Very .conv to transportation, school and
churches, Inspection by appt only. Phone
WI. SAB Or 81. 3l53
AHEDDTTI r0ATNTr3n
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NEAR TECH HIGH

$500 down; .Sl3.500, fun price; s-rm,
row prick. tiled bath. detached garage; in
e&ce!Ient conditlon, vacant; Sell financed
BREADY & CO., SH. lOl1
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$1,000 DOWN

4Ol3 Blaine st. ne, blocks of Mimi.
tlan blinds. stove and refsr, auto washer.
Anchor fence: house in GOOD cond ouick
possession; $l3,500. Call OWNER, vi,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
335 H st. NE, FIR 1SO0
28l3 5TH ST Nj

open Sunday, i till dark; spic and span.
tnls 3-oedroom row brick with . screened
porches, gas h.-w.h and det gar. for
Sl3,3O0, will make you a good home, easy
Terms Terms RE. $3.50. COLONIAL INVEST.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W. Cont.
SHEPHERD PARK NV

S1AC1 44G1tO L hNA, NV.
Less than 2 yrs. old. Unusually beautiful
new brick det: home in most desirable
section OF NV. Wash Just q blk. OF 18th
St; LIST hr., center-hall entrance. large
LYING room with fireplace, dining room
Kitchen, dtnette, large powder room. den
and screened porch; ind nr., bedrooms
large bathrooms / with glass incl.
shower; laundry chute to bsmt. Complete
~ mn. attic with hardwood floors into .
additional rooms; bsmt. finished knotty
pine. 30-ft. rec. room with beautiful
leather tufted bar: separate maids room.
pep: gas heating and air, unit room, sep,
laundry room, large tile bath and shower
room; brick garage with slate roof, Just
completed. At sacrifice price by owner.
Open Sun, IL Noon-7 PM.
a437 Primrose I'd. NV. oE. 66s2. -22
Shepherd Park Dutch Colonial
Open Sat. and Sun. l to T. 1871 Floral
aye: Center hail: reception rm. with are.
and den; modern kit. with pantry and
screened porch; 4 bedrms. and sleeping
porch. Plenty of closets. Floored attic,
hardwood nrs.. full bsmt.. with lavatory
and exit OIL h-w.h., gar. and level lot
ROBERTS z LAT1MER. Realtor. 1873
1lss Alssss ave aT ney. Gt' 1870 ewes Mr.
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4lO9 18TH SIT NE

Open Sat. and Sun. - pm; this beauti-
W center-hall brick is located Just i,
DIX from Bunker Hill rd, featuring 4 bed
rms. and bath, plus lovely level lot
II you appreciate home for gracious liy-
ing and entertaining. come see this one
SHoCkEY d. MOORHEAD, AID. OO2l Open
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OPEN SUN, 2 TO 7
1924 Reno rd. n.w.-Detached corner
brick home: consisting OF large living room
with fireplace. dining room. den and
Sltchen. 3 larse bedrooms, ga baths.
tull basement. side. porch; large corner
lot. beautifully Handicapped
THORNLEY, REALTY CO.
1910 Vermont ave. NV. ST 1858 or
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FIRST COMMFRCIAT

Now used as apartments of rms. snt
pain each; an excellent value in a ROW
PRICK building with gas heat; located neaI
otn ana c SITS. ne. price is only ST $50
owner leaving city. wants Immediate sale
Gail ME: ll43 until pm.
j, WEST ,EY RIJCHANAN
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SG0LoRED--sOO COL BLOCK r sr. NE
rms noese rms; incl porches, Q extra
KEN HTfInlsn1 t2 everything. Cail PAUL J
~ MiLLER DU. 2422 til pm, 1881 I4th
Evening star., 1948-08-22

HHmuHED HOIss M0NTELLO AVE. NE.
naih sid iidIscanti Semidet.;. rms. and
Sda, an, sac nails. h.-w.h.. fun bsnt ON
Itssct TnS cuisine. 10 minutes to downtown.
poT,, poT oown payment: reas terms Csii
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4-FAMILY FLAT
6325 KANSAS AVE.

New detached Groom and bath brick
nome; gas heat. full basement. modern
Sitchen large lot; best buy in D. c. at
S15,150; immediate possession cslI
HARRY ROD. MA 45o5 ga
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2 Bedrns & Bath on 1St +

beuT1IIS. 0 bdCN OH ISL Fl.
Chevy Chase, D. C-Abounding with archi-
tectural charm; this quaint brick Dutch
Colonial, situated on hne lot amidst
towering trees, offers a flavor of Colonial
days combined with the eneray-s aving con-
ven1ence of two lst-f. bedrms. and bath
in addition there is good-sized library
m. each with fireplace; End Il. contains
bedrms. and bath, plus sewing rm and
excellent storage rm.; full psmt.. oil h W h .
, arage; conv. located. west OF Conn. ave !;
redecoration and some modernization need :
ed: but priced to permit this. To inspect,
call JAMES E SCHWAB, OR. $500; after
p m, call 81. 1918 or WO. 1908. -22
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TO SETTLE ESTATE

$3.50 Nebraska ave. Open today and
SIn.. l to pm. Custom built for the
present owner on lovely corner lot. This
attractive det. brick home offers bed
rooms. tile baths. liv. rm. with bay
window, din rm.. large kit. and break
fast rm. Semifnished rec rm Maids
rm; 2-car built-in garage Priced to
sell this week emo. To inspect: Out Conn.
ave. TO Nebraska ave, right on Nebraska
past Military rd to Metzer open sign
METZLER
Realtor- Builder lIOR VT ava M Ssoo
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SpsS 3rd st n.r--Hsre II is at last!
ise'. convsn to everything. rms, plus
rec. rm,. sttie. ,ssrsss s. lot For
inspection; cal Mr. HYMAsN Ass1 exclusive
Evening star., 1948-08-22

OPEN SUN. 2-6 Pm.
4sl6 7th st. n.w.-Brick home, good con-
aition. rms, tnclosed porches. tile
oath, gas heat. garage: nr. transportation,
Senoos. churches, etc; see it today Mr..
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
OPEN TO-DAY. / TO 7 PM

271s Devonshire pl nw-situated on o
double corner lot. Just west of Conn. ave
and opposite the Woodley Park Towers;
appeal to the discriminating or q doctor
You are cordially invited to see and in.
Spect this rare Offering
Evening star., 1948-08-22
50 500 CASH
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

In $500 blk. Colorado ave, NV det.
bsmt.. oil h.-w h, 3-car det gar; on level
lot; price. S22,5oO, bal. $50 mo. Morris
Cohen. with A. NJ. DRAISNER, l404
L 81. NV. MA. SO36; home. GE. O2a7.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

OPEN SUN, 2 TO6
I;t3s Randolph st. n.e.-Lovely brick home
with large rooms and bath, concrete
'front.' porch. rear porches built-in ga
rase. sas h-w.h., full basement: original
owner; this Is one of those homes that has
oeen gwen excellent care and we are
quick sale ''
RUBYE M. ACKEN
Evening star., 1948-08-22

S14, 500
Silver Sprna-six-rm det brick, nearly
new; many extras lge lot.
$17,950
Takoma Park-Six-rm det brick built
la4l, finished rec. rm. extra tiled bath.
$24,950
Arg yle terrace-Four- -bedrm, 2-bath det
brick. den, rec. rm, etc. Call for in
formation or car to inspect
Evening star., 1948-08-22
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
5O27 7th PLACE NV

Brick constructed row house. in very pop
ular neighborhood. nr. transp. and shop
ping lv. rm, din. rm., den. kit. break
fast rm and porch; bedrms-. tiled bath;
full hsmt. oil heat: reasonably priced
Call Mr. R. T. West.
WEAVER BROS, INC.