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Evening star., 1949-12-08

sary retention points. were per-
mitted to bump" other GSA en-
ployes out Of their jobs.
Consequently, employees In
nearly every unit Of GSA were
affected by the firings. 1t caused
considerable resentment among
many Of them who felt that the
firings should have been confined
exclusively to the liquidating War
Assets Administration.
X 4
AGRICULTURE An added
performance has been scheduled
for THE Public Bosom" tie Ag-
riculture Department Players full
length play which will be given
tomorrow and Saturday night in
the Thomas Jefferson Auditorium
in the South Agriculture Building
Because Of the interest in the
play, another performance will be
given next Monday night. Tickets
for the play, which is about the
Government service. may be OBJ
tanned by calling Republic 4142,
Extension 5611 or 1929.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Last 3 of Noronic Fire
Victims Recovering
Dy the Assoeioted Press

TORONTO, Dec. 8. - Almost
three months after they escaped
from the blazing lake steamer
Noronic, the last three victims Of
the fire are recovering from their
injuries in Toronto hospitals.
Three persons are listed as miss
ing and 116 dead have been iden-
titled.
Reported doing we'll In hospi-
tai today are Robert Adamson OF
Lorain, Ohio; George Hsrshman
of Cincinnati and Kathleen Nor
riSon of Crosse Point, Mich.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Virginia Swine SoIes Slated

BLACKSBURG, Va, Dec. 8 (P.
The annual winter swine sales
sponsored by the Virginia Pure-
bred Swine Breeders Association
will be held February 8 at Suf-
folk, February 10 at Winchester
and February IA at Roanoke.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

(The Federal Spotlight radio
program featuring additional
ne1Ds and vte,Ds Of the Gouern-
n,ent is heard each Saturday at
Gas pm. oDer WMAL. The Star
stntiOn.)
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Civil Service May Recommend
Increased Payments to Disabled
Rx Joseph Youna

Commission recommend to Congress that
increased be made Government employees
disability well increased minimum Dement'S to
survivors deceased Federal workers.
minimum payment xed with the result
Evening star., 1949-12-08

that many employees who have
to retire because of disability get
only a pittance in retirement an
nuities.
Likewise, in many cases the
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Maple trees often lose virtually
all their foliage In q few hours
after q night Of sharp frost,
Evening star., 1949-12-08

HiEh and Low Tor Yesterday.
High, 81, at 1886 pm.
Low, ~, at 6:35 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 81. on August IL.
Lowest, 81. on January 30.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetit Survey ~
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Weather Report

District OF Columbia-Sunny
and rather windy with highest
temperature in lower 40's today.
Clear and colder tonight with low
est in high 20's In the city and
low 20's in the suburbs. Tomor-
row fair.
Maryland-Fair and colder with
lowest temperature from 20 to Is
degrees in the east and about IS
degrees in the west tonight. To-
morrow fair and cold.
Virginia-Clear and colder with
lowest temperature from rs to 80
degrees in the east and around 20
degrees in the west tonight. To-
morrow fair and continued rather
cold.
Wind velocity, is miles per hour;
direction, west-northwest.
River Report.
(From United States kngtneers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and clear At Great Falls; Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Hudossoh Aid
In|srueI Told

A report on the progress being
made in the fields of medicine and
public health in Israel was given
to members of the Washington
Chapter of Hadassah last night
by Mrs. lamar de Sofa Pool,
chairman of the Hadassah Medi-
cal School Building Committee.
Mrs. de Sofa Pool, who was four
times national president Of Had
assah, reviewed her recent trip
to Israel.
The speaker recalled her visit
to the Hebrew University-Had-
assah Medical School in Jeru-
salem, which was opened last May
to enable men and women vet
Grams of the Israeli army to COM
plete their medical education. All
of the students in the first class,
she explained, had started study
ing medicine in various European
colleges and universities when
war broke out in Israel. =
Mrs. de Sofa Pool also told how
Hadassah is meeting the health
needs and preventing the out
break and spread of disease
among the new immigrants to
Israel, many Of whom are still
housed in tents.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Arnold Coplan, program
chairman. Mrs. BENJAMIN Man
chester, president Of the Wash
ington Chapter, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Mrs. Beatty
Heads League

Mrs. Donald c. Beatty will be-
come president of the District
League of Women Voters on No
vember /, succeeding Mrs. John
c. McClintock.
Mrs. McClintock has resigned
because of her husbands transfer
to the Boston Office of his firm.
according to league announce
ment. Mrs. Beatty. who has been
second vice president of the
league, was named as her Sue
cessor at a board meeting this
week.
Mrs. Beatty. a former member
of the Highland Park Ill)
League of Women Voters, has
lived in Washington for the past
three years, and last year became
q member of the local leagues
board as finance chairman.
The newly named president has
spent many years in national
YWCA work. For 10 years, she
was executive secretary of student
YWCA's at various State univer-
sites in the Mid West. She was
also executive secretary of the
International Students Committee
of the YWCA in New York. More
recently she was member of
the National YWCA staff in
charge of personnel appointments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Modern MARRIAGE
A Discussion Of the Doubts and Fears
Facing a Man Who Wants to Remurry
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

I interjected. Most girls are like
that, according to what young
men tell me. AS a young and
presumably attractive widow with
a boy to support and with a strong
desire to have another home of
her own. she would certainly plan
to get into circulation. She wants
to renlarry and, like every sane
woman, she wants to get the best
husband possible. She can't find
him by staying at home and play
ing Chinese checkers with her lit
tie boy, can she?"
mo, Of course not. But that
brings up another question. How
can be sure she doesn't want to
marry me for my money? am
not a rich man. but have enough
to live on and :?
So much for q picture Of the
situation. Mr.. Y. is a fine fellow,
his first marriage had been happy,
and so far as I could learn he
had never had any unpleasant ex-
periences with the other sex that
would make him unnaturally tim
Id and suspicious. He just couldn't
believe in himself enough to face
another marriage.
What shall we tell him? when
in doubt, don't?" Or Some doubts
are perfectly natural. Go ahead
and deal with each problem as 1t
arises-if it ever does?"
In this case I think the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
W0n1en's Clubs
KEN Charges British Socialism
Financed by Marshall Plan Dollars

cratic regulations and dictatorial
Interpretation flowing out with
monotonous regularity from
Washington" he charged.
Their purpose is as plain as
their arithmetic is simple. They
would subtract from the political
and economic freedoms of the
people. They would add to the
size and power Of the Federal
Government
The Senator said the 81st Con-
gress has been under a barrage
of proposals to strengthen and
extend the grip of the Federal
octupus on the banks of the Po-
tomac." He listed the National
health insurance program and the
farm plan of the administration
as examples of encroaching social
ism in this country.
The women of America have q
job to do" the speaker said
women as housekeepers know a
lot about budgets" he observed
II cannot help but believe that if
women had a larger share in the
fiscal affairs of our National Gov
eminent, we would not be facing
a national debt Of $3.50, 000. 900 600
and current deficit of over ST.
600, 000, 000."
The meeting was held at the
home of former Senator and Mrs
Davis Elkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

A widower ought to remarry-
especially if he has a couple of
small children. Mr.. Y. knows
that. He agrees in principle-as
the diplomats say when they
mean that they don't intend to do
anything about it in practice.
II have been going with a
widow five or six years younger
than myself" he told me. "She's
a woman of excellent moral char
acter and she seems to be very
much attached to me-"
well, then 2"
"Just don't know. I can't make
up my mind. She has an only son
to whom she is very devoted"
Naturally"
But how do I know that, if
I marry her, she will treat my
children as well as she does her
own SOM"
II can't answer that. How does
she treat your children now? How
do they get along with her SOM"
Everything seems to be all
right. My children think a great
deal Of her. But there's another
thing. A year or two after her
husband died she began to 60 out
a good deal-socially, I mean. She
just seemed to be looking for a
good time. always wanting to be
on the go. When I date her she
always wants to 60 somewhere. I"
Sounds as If she were normal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Alumni Clubs

Donald Blaisdell Of the State
Department will be guest speaker
at a meeting of the Washington
Branch of the Alumni Association
of the University Of Buffalo at
7:45 o'clock tonight at the ma
tional headquarters Of the Ameri-
can Association of University
Women, 1884 I street NV. Mr..
Blaisdell will talk on 1.-THE United
Nations"
The Taft School Alumni of the
Washington area will honor DR..
and Mrs. Paul Cruikshank at an
informal party to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Andrews and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Hill from
6 to 8 o'clock tonight at the
Andrews home, 1913 Glover drive
way NV. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

Marshall Plan dollars provide
the economic soothing syrup"
that is doing the job" for
socialism in England, Senator
James P. KEN, Republican Of Mis-
souri,, declared last night.
Speaking before the evening
study group of the District League
of Republican Women, Senator
KEN said. Had it not been for
the Marshall Plan. the nationalf-
cation program of the British
Socialist Party would have
brought a standard of living to
the British people they would
not have been willing to accept
Senator KEN maintained that
1t is the clear duty Of Congress to
protect the American taxpayer
from the use of our money by
socialist governments in a way
that is slowing down recovery IN
Europe" Declaring that he in
tended to propose his anti-social-
ism amendment again when the
Marshall Plan is taken up by
Congress next year, he added:
IF I have my way there will be
no more American dollars tc
finance European socialism"
IF conditions were turned
about, can you imagine any for
eign Socialist or Communist ad-
vocating that his country give
funds to the United States to fur
Their the private enterprise sys-
tenn" the speaker asked.
Senator KEN warned against
"those who would substitute a
socialized planned economy for
our own free enterprise system. u
Radicals who call themselves
: liberals would weaken and
impair the liberties which we have
enjoyed under the Bill Of Rights
and replace them with bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Women's CityClub
To Hear Mrs. Evans

Mrs. Joshua Evans, feature
writer for The Star, will be guest
speaker at formal dinner To. be
given by the Women's City Club
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Mrs. Evans, who has long been
active in Washington's educa-
tional and civic circles. will speak
on the topic, your Washington
and Mine"
Miss Marjorie Webster, first
vice president of the club, will
preside at the dinner. Chairmen
for the event are Miss Dorothy
Malone and Miss Gertrude Davis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Chinese Church
Plans Anniversary

The 18th anniversary of the
Chinese Community Church will
be celebrated tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday from to 9 pm.
with an open house and Chinese
bazaar. Articles on sale will in
clude Chinese novelties. Christ
mas cards, embroidery. tea, scrolls
and chinaware. Tea will be
served.
Mrs. Ralph D. Smith is chair
man of the event. Hostesses will
be Mrs. c. c. Hung. wife of the
church pastor; Mrs. Melvin Hill
dreth, Mrs. William Lineback,
Mrs. Lee Foo, Mrs. Ira Lee, Miss
Maxine Girts, Mrs. E. Hilton Jack
son, Mrs. Frank McChesney. Mrs.
Fred Rossiter. Mrs. Leslie Wright
and Miss Barbara Wiegand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
"There! kneD I hadn't destroyed it."
Luncheon Slated

The "Rotary-Anns" of Chevy
Chase will meet at pm. tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. j. Harry
Welsh, TILT Curtis street, Chevy
Chase, for a dessert luncheon.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Kathi Urbach of Silver Spring,
decorative accessory designer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Might of Fun

The District Cancer Aid Group
will have its annual Might of
Fun" from 8 to II pm. tomorrow
at the Silver Spring Armory. Pro-
ceeds from the event will go to
cancer research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

would be the best advice for him.
His failure to remarry would be
q misfortune and he'll never meet
any woman who has absolutely
everything in her favor and no
possible handicap to be discov-
cred.
Questions and Answers.
Q. Where can I find a simple
and accurate discussion OF steril-
ity in marriage?
A. See the chapter in my book
Marriage Before and After"
which you can get from any pub
lie library.
For answers to problems, address Dr.
Paul Popenoe, in care of The Star, inclos-
inf stamped. self-addressed envelope
tAll correspondence confidentiaI.)
fropvrivbt 1oAoN
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ANDRAHY

On A level fertile acres with stream.
An unusually fine, appealing prop
erty; house is in excellent condition;
4 bedrooms, Az baths; the beautiful
setting Of this lovely estate would
nassd onse sets hsd ae fo Saef duDisss
trees with a long tree-lined driveway
approach. White board fence and
an interesting gate surround prop
erty. Approximately 800 It. frontage
on a good road. The old lanterns
sran At the ,tra entrance, sombinsd con, sd with in,
air. Remodeied and rebuilt in I94i
with an architect and an interior
decorator. First floor: An unusually
beautiful main stairway with brass
rail enhanced by long, curved win:
aSx spacious T:sepsnt ball. crystal
room. fireplace with q rare old man
tel (Wedsewood desisD, beautiful
cornice, opening on > large open
porch, presenting . long pastoral
view: library, fireplace, dining room,
1s IT. by a IT. g in; beautiful rock
room. long hail TO huge double mod
ern equipped kitchen and lock pam
try. Second door g stairwaysl:
master bedroom. 15 IT. 3 in, by 21
it.. fireplace, dressing room, beauti-
ful sunken bathroom and sun deck; ;,a :
WO UCOAOOhiS VAN
room and bath each. One other
bedroom and private bath. Stairs
to large I'M shed storage attic. Full
basement. oil h.-w.h.. copper water
pipes. laundry. wine room. 3-car
attached and heated garage. serv-
ants lavstory. Metal roof. copper
suffers. House equipped with serv-
ants bell system. There is in addi-
tion q quaint servants cottage could
be guest COTTAGE. barn. tenants
is practically all clear. level and
fertile. owner transferred to Cali:
fornia, and price. has been reduced
to s5oo94o opn First trust OF n4aDe2fI apgr9fi
located in Fairfax County. about
twelye miles from D :!'hs G: Shown by BY
BROKERS cooperation invited0
Rornye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 Q. Arlington
Ridss rd., Arl., W.. OF. s5s6-so35.
-21
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BELLE HAVEN

223 Belle Haven rd.--Open Sunday,
1880 pm; one OF the largest and
most attractive homes shown in
this section:. beautifully, decorated.
perfect condition: brick. painted
white: FIRST floor, gracious entr..
Colonial hallway. spacious living
room with open fireplace, eoual-size
din. room. each with specially de-
tailed cornices and corner cup
boards, modern equipped kitchen,
ing side porch, also small kitchen
porch, 3 steps up TO large sunny
room, suitable for library or bed
room, full bath, large closet; End
floor, 2 bedrooms, size of living
and dining rooms, 2 baths. ample
closets, very large storage. room:
3rd floor. still larger bedroom and
bath, 2 closets Zone of CEDAR. also
storage room random width oak
doorins throushout lower fioor, pine
paneled recreation room with hre-
place, asphalt-tile floor, maids
room, bath, laundry and furnace
room: built-in garage; economical
oil hot-air heat, slate roof, copper
downspouts and suffers; prewar
built, beautifully HANDICAPPED. Ex-
elusive with BLANCHE 8. CATION,
Realtor. Alex 0072, TIE. 1904.
To reach: South from Washington
on Memorial hwy. to Belle Haven
I'd, right to crest Of hill, bear left
Of arrow to open sign. 30
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSE WANTED TO BUY to use as
residence and business. in NV.
section. Box 4s3-X, Star.
l WILL PAY all cash for houses,
wnite or colored, any cond. or To-
psRTY f1siPR WANTS sS1s To Pc BGY nss5 from owner
white or colored houses: any cond. ;
all cash. Box 304-X Star.
WANTED, direct from owner. or =
rm. home, D. C. or suburban Md ;
can pay all cash: no agents. please
WILL BUY BRICK DUPLEX in near
n2y,GI By MaryIand lIai Box ss-K, star; Star; -
buying your home for cash NIT
cHELL QUICK. 81. 773l, RA. 341s.
OUR CLIENTS will pay cash for your
house. Want to sell it quickly
Please call US. ATHEY g. CO., 927
18th NV. EX. 127G eve, DE.
I WIFI PAY CASH for your house in
fast &hrtion!. 81. 7747.
OWNER of fine, we'll located . bed
rm. apt; will pay cash for nice home
in good NV. area, and make the
apt. available to seller of home.
Call MI: Bair. with JAMES L. DIX
oN POO = oT CO.. WI o22 ssa4 s suss St, nw oy ST.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses
in D. c. and nearby Md Call for
ar appraisal. co. 371s. MR..
CASH FOR s-s RMS, good North
west section, Takoma Park. Silver
1 WILL PAY CASH for a small home
within 3 miles of Hyattsville. owner
only HO 1850
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SAVE 50 600

Lovely brick home in heart of Hyatts-
vile. should bring S16,500 If deco
rated; will sell this week as is Tor
$14,50o; assume $4,000 hrst trust.
21a Acres High on a Hill
Improved with lovely 6-rm. bungalow,
chicken house, fruit trees, near
schools and transp. Only S11,oOO,
sub. cash.
Doctors-DentiSt
See this bargain in q 6-rm. brick
home located opposite new apt bldg.
Excellent location in heart OF ny
attsville. Only S14,5O0; reasonable
cash payment.
For Large Family
iO-rm. modern home near everything
in Hyattsyille. Only $4,000 with
sub cash
IRWIN B. REAMY
Bsoo Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Nd.
I'm S62H
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlklA

5-RMS. sEMIDET. BRICK, new-house
cond., gas. h.-w.h.. full basement,
good size lot, beautiful view. Must
be sold at once to settle estate:
%Gn,b1y payments. ps.aI;nt Can o.c5b p
MoShTi se: AZ. esss sss'tSF FL 7s9 s91 zoen a1 ST.
OPEN TO 6. 5-rm. bungalow, nr.
Clarendon Circle: Price; 81 800.
SDk5gy SSsHi PIE sSAlT2 5s'n co., .'; CHI sS5ss slss
own own YOUR sSSi OWN HOME for less
than rent; $1,000 down pint: mod
ern 5-rm. suburban bungalow: ex-
pan; attic, lse lot. Kit: equipped
g hfa' expuf eS fi Real3o3s '%%se 1ssH. sssH
TWO BEDRM. BATH, all modern ina
provements, lge. lot, beautifully
Handicapped; reasonable financing;
Two-bedrm. bungalow ami. approx;
Lac acre o.1ai 10 min. so p. 6 Nice shaded
slbedrm. sen rsI%s and bath sf'sS% stone bunsalov
oil h.-w.h.. : acres Of nne level land
Reas. terms. Price, S12,95O.
- acres. 5-rm. house. ami. but
heat; beautiful views. Some wooded
and RsssSnssif sboSs M s5a terms cH Psiss ss
H. A. DARNE, Broker.
ONLY ?2 MILES d. c., over dual
highway. on large corner lot; 5-room
stucco, fireplace. hardwood floors,
modern kitchen and bath, full base
ment. automatic oil hot-water heat;
S9.250; $3.50 cash.
5-room year-'round cottage, high
above water, knotty-pine interior,
tile bath, complete modern kitchen,
automatic oil heat: SS.450; $1,750
cash.
Log cottage, fireplace, bath. large liv-
ing room, sleeping quarters; fur
nished; 200 IT. waterfront; S4,750:
81 900 cash.
Small farms in Bradley Forest. "The
Year-'round Community on the
Lake" $3.50 up; $50 down.. $40
monthly. Many other excellent
cTaI1nE Yainss y H,xsoN Pea, rst,t.
Manassas, Virginia. Phone Manas-
SaS "a 20
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BRICK RAMBLER

Custom built on 2 acres of ground,
in Fairfax Co, 80 min. to Wash.
hSaSi IL baths. iHn'AiRs iiV. rm. with With arepi..
din. m, beautifully equipped Fit.
with breakfast nook, Venetian
blinds throughout. oil h.-w.h.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Excldsiye agent, Mclean, Vs. Dial
operator and ask for Elmvood 322
or 326, no toll. FL
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LURIA BROS.
ARLINGTON FOREST
ARLINGTON FOREST

Open today, / to 6. 1928 No. End St
Immaculate 6-rm. brick home. Has
large liv. rm. with fireplace. state
size din. rm., kitchen with Gu. IT.
fast nook. Upstairs are 3 nice
bedrooms and colored tile bath;
attic fan; full bsmt. with outside
entrance: gas &C. heat: $4,000
cash, SS667 mo. or other terms to
suit purchaser Come out Lee blvd
(Rt. 500. to Granada st, right to
COLIN. Real Estate. QW 3024
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OPEN / TO DARK

Avondale Park. 2lst pl. and Chillum
I'd. Brick 2-story, 2l7 yrs. old, 9
rms, lge. screened porch, rec rrn.
lge. liv. rm. and fireplace; lge. corner
lot. fenced; close to bus and shop
ping; fully equipped kitchen copper
plumbing; good value; substantial
cash req; immediate possession:
WA. 45O0; ewes, WA. 31e5. PERRY
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1900 wilson blvd. ow. $500. .-2e
LEIGH MILL ROAD

Nearby Fairfax County-30 beauti-
full cleared acres with wide stream
improved by rustic rambler, 27-ft.
liv. .rm. with fireplace and picture
ample closets; lee. well-eauipped
kit, dishwasher. 20 GU. IT. refrig-
orator, electric range, breakfast al
cove. On End floor: 4 built-in hunks
Oil heat. laundry room. summer ter
sonry blde. with 3-rm and bs tn apt.
on end floor; oil h.-w.h.. lst hoor.;
| lge. rm. heated, easily converted.
20 windows There is also q 100
yr-old frame dwelling OF 8 rms,
2 stories, s nreplaces. resting On
Panoramic view. Can be made q
real show place Entire price S45,-
900 with $1,000 cash. Balance one
trust. For appointment call Z. Il.
IRWIN, MA. 1885 or Elmwood 64S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

UNFINISHED HOUSE wanted by
middle-aged couple, no children, no
pets. nondrinkers, nonsmokerS, take
pride in keeping premises neat and
orderly: desire garden space: Airing
ton, Alexandra or Falls Church pre-
ferred CHI 3645
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Slx-rm. Get. Dr1cK, ruu bSmt.. Of
heat; convenient to shopping. schools
+. Z. MALCOLM. Real Estate oW
-3024. FA. 5190.
CENTREVILLE
2,story frame. 3 bedrns.. bath. din
ing rm.. living rm.. den, large
kitchen. oil heat, automatic h.w.h.,
hdTd hdIsdd fioors;, 10 81, mr. stores and schools
NEAR MCLEAN
6-rm. bungalow, living rm. with fire-
place, dining rm., equipped kitchen,
esD esD.ns 'sdFR sas es s.h o 'ttssafs seaisos gar
VIENNA
Unfinished. 4 rms, 2 bedrms.. living
rm. with fireplace, kitchen, full
bsmt.. h:-a. heat. cinder block stucco;
FAIRFAX
rm:. equipped Kitchen. atil. rm., ar
cond heat: in nice section:
WOODFORD RID.
5;rm; frame: living rm.. dining rm.,
DUNNLORING
y acre land; for quick sale at ST.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
5-rm. brick, living rm.. firepl.. 2 bed
rms. kitchen. dining rm.. bath. util.
rm., priced for quick sale at SO, 1850.
FENDER
5-rm. frame, 2 bedrms.. living rm.
dining rm.. kitchen, on black top rd
over l acre land; priced for immed.
sale.
TYSON'S CORNER
Z rms. bath. 2 bedrms. downstairs.
2 bedrms. upstairs. oil h.-w.h.,. ga
rage under house gas range. front
and rear porches. living rm.. dining
rm.. elec.. refgr... hdwd. floors: Vene-
tian blinds. insulated, papered walls;
laundry trays: let pump. winter and
summer hook-up. screens. storm
windows. These properties listed
exclusively with
RAY BARNEY
Broker Phone 465 Vienna. Va.
Will cooperate with other brokers.