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Evening star., 1949-06-19
GmIWho Missed Meeting Uncle
In Reich, Here to Live With Him
Hungarian orphun
Zito Zoroy, le, Con
Speak Little English

Until last Friday night, 19-
year-old Zita Zaray had never
seen her uncle. although nearly
four years ago he passed through
the little German village where
she was staying at an orphanage.
Now the blue-eyed, blonde
Hungarian girl Is In her new
home at 1882 Forty-sixth street
NV. the newest member Of her
uncle's family. She was one Of
Is displaced persons who arrived
in this country Thursday and
Friday to live In the District.
Now we have three children, "
smiled Stephen E. Balogh, who
Is executive secretary of the
American Hungarian Federation.
He and his wife. his daughter
Agnes. 18. and his son, Stephen.
jr., II, all speak Hungarian.
Zita. who knows both Hungarian
and German, picked up little
English while staying for the past
year with the. family Of an Army
officer named Mitchell near Nu-
renberg.
Worked % Student Nurse.
MRS Mitchell always used to
say to me. "It very important to
learn English" zita observed
with Mr.. Balogh interpreting,
"but she always said it in Ger
mani"
Zita, whose father, a Hungari-
an army officer. is dead. does not
know whether her mother and
older brother are living or not.
She worked. as a student nurse
for three years after the war at
Furth, near Nuremberg. and it was
during that time that Mr.. Balogh.
as an American Army officer,
passed through the village with
out knowing she was there.
When the boat arrived at New
York last Thursday night. zita
awoke and the lighted spires
seemed like mirage come true
In my dreams" MIR. Balogh had
been trying for two years to bring
her over here to live with him.
She is only $50 centimeters"
tall, which means almost five feet
three inches. and weighs Iii
pounds. She appears much less
Evening star., 1949-06-19
100 Boys 10 Arrive Here
For Citizenship School

Mere than loo noys sent hesv b.
opstrnass Clubs Of Maryland. VIZ
gina and the psxgrirt wsll arrive
nj American University to-day fcr
the annual University cs caf.zrn-
saip whEh the clubs srxsnsns.
The citizenship school. for ecsa
from u 10 u. wtli run through
Thursday.
The program viii include classes
every day in various aspects o.
citizenship, supplemented %
speakers from Government DE-
parements. A comprehensive
Evening star., 1949-06-19

aaxet- -sc~srg schedule hAs s~xr
ARRANGED.
spc&ksss tnsncgyrw lssesnss Nsw-
Eaan A Hsys<s. ezsvcsns ns tssr
xssacI. wgftaara VI Raasx+a Ms.
kagsant rrsFsespMl es Roosevelt HIT
School: ard W. r. Ta&hrx aua.
eonMgeaiaesssst os tsaw AgrseGsf1Fw
Department. Tuesdays ss~aexvs
srseaagse Gecrge L. Carrxsa. aE~reaal
aggns ef she Fwss~raa R<as~An O.
fnvcksagstsan, Cwarsc c, ExsrsssaA
assistant principal ns Wrssssr
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Buenos Aires where nesctsatovs are
still DISCUSSING details
The suorres wege confsdenf that
the actual texi yin arlay United
States apprehensions that nse-
year agreement may lecpaycstas
American business N Argentina.
They pointed out that the agree
ment follows the hilataral basis O.
all trade pacts concluded by Brit
ain since she decided 20 stop cen
vertthslity Of the pound nearly two
years ago.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

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MnAasg sSaznawaew sa Wssassa Msga
~ sgsaa
NNsssrhsA&s ssa sm axsSAesS -
agfsswwEsss s$4A s2sx Awasx es tss@
sscxsss s4ssE~szsease Aasssai as . wa-
asssa AL Gnm
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Text of Pact to Be Shown
To u. S. Before Siqninq

LONDON, June ID tP.--rn-
formed British sources said today
the full text Of the ngio-Argen-
tine trade agreement viii be shown
to United States officials before 1t
is signed. They said the text Is
being received in London from
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Swedes Get Plenty Of Sun

Stockholm has sunlight for
about 1914 hours each day dustng
q period beginning May 2s and
ending July 10.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
5000 lekes pysns up

Il ss&a s~ea sSasmAa@s tssAs exx~
bal 81 TIE EscTw thar 20 $50 iAGxs
as assszaesasa wsH e~ 1xy wgtAsa
ssss aexK lee y~aya
Evening star., 1949-06-19

HE SUNDAY STAR Washington. y c AIS
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Midwest AIphas Meet
In Minnesota, April 70

MINNEAPOLIS, April Ia
(ANP)-The 1949 mid-westerr
regional conference of the Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity will be eli
NAKED with a public meeting on
Sunday, May 1, at Pilgrim Baptist
church in St. Paul, Raymond w
Common, general chairman of the
conference, announced last week
Thte principal address of the
meeting will be made by the fra
ternity president, Belford V. Law
son Jr., Washington lawyer. His
topic. will be the "Role of the
Fraternity in a Democratic So
with the conference, which is ex-
pected to be attended by repre-
sentatives from 43 chapters To-
Gated in the mid-western jurisdic-
ton, will include the closed ses-
sions at Coffman memorial union
at the University of Minnesota
on Friday and Saturday, April
20 and 80. These sessions will
be devoted to discussion of intern
al matters relating to fraternity
and chapter affairs. They will
be climaxed by a banquet and
formal party at the union on Fri
day night.
Hosts for the conference are
the two Twin City chapters, Gam
ma XI Lambda and MI. John
Patton, president of Gamma Xi
Lambda chapter and Arthur Nc.
Watt, president of MI chapter are
| on the conference committee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14

A word of caution must be
given to pleasure-seekers who OBJ
tain their fun riding bicycles and
motor scooters through the streets
of Dayton. Already the first
casualty has been recorded. A
13-year-old youth ran his bicycle
into a moving vehicle and died of
a broken skull.
The warm spring days are on
the wing, and summer will follow
swiftly behind. This means the
streets will once again be clutter
ed with cycles and scooters. This
means the hazard to car drivers
will be increased. This means the
cycle and scooter drivers will
place their OWE lives in jeopardy.
We are not advising the elimin-
alton of riding on bicycles or
motor s%cooters, but we Z urg-
ing that those who ride them con-
fine their riding to areas where
the traffic is sparse, where there
are no main thoroughfares OF
streets. And we urge that they
learn the regulations governing,
the vehicles they ride.
1t. r. C. Hessinger of the trail
fic section of the police depart
ment has ordered his men to
tighten up on violators of reg
ulations on bike riding. Cooper
alton is requested of bike riders,
not only for the good of others,
but for their own good.
A request is also made to motor
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
New Books AT West
Branch Library

Among the newer books at
West Branch Library are the fol-
lowing titles:
Becker, New Book OF Laughter;
Bradley, No Place To Hide; Coop
er, Famous Dog. Stories; Gull
bertson, Contract Bridge For Ev-
eryone; De Leeuw, Clay Fingers;
Gather, Double Muscadine; Han
cock, Doctor Bill; Johnson, Speech
Handicapped School Children;
Kimbrough, 1t Gives Me Great
Pleasure; Lathrop, Keep The
Wagons Moving; Lee, Fashions In
Furnishings; Lincoln, Danger
Curve Ahead; Loring, | Hear Ad-
venture Calling; Mann, Ant Hill
Odyssey; Merrick, Green Noun
tain Farm; Moore, Five Balloon;
Rothery, Iceland; Sinclair, South
ern Gross; Van De Water, Catch
A Falling Star.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
BY JIMMIE N. JONES

81 intend to make it safe for
citizens to walk on the side walks
of the west side" said Judge Paul
Shearer, Chief Justice of the Mu-
nicipal Court in an interview to
the EXPRESS, Tuesday morning.
1t has been brought to my atten-
ton that citizens, including church
goers are molested, abused and
threatened by underworld charac-
tiers, adapted to drink, dope and
criminal intent who hang out on
the street corners on Germantown
St. beginning at the intersections
Of Broadway and stretching to
Hawthorn St. and beyond the
point of that intersection. Dur
ing the court session held Monday
morning, among the thirty-five
Migrants facing the court for
lettering, drunk and other offens-
es over the weekend, several were
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Mayor Opens War
On DaVfon's Hazards

1t always takes a tragedy to
bring people to the sober reality
that preventive measures should
be taken to eliminate the posi-
bility of a recurrence of a mis-
fortune of the same nature.
Stimulated by the weekend
death of Kathy Fiscus in the San
Marino, California, open and
abandoned well shaft, Mayor
Lohrey, yesterday asked the city
legal department to prepare an
ordinance regulating open exca-
vations and water holes in Day.
ton.
This is a wise and well-advised
move, for the youth of the city,
the youngsters who have all too
Continued on Page a.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Probation Officers Face
Many Problems

NOTE: This is the first article of
"The Duties of a Probation Of
ficer" as told in an exclusive in
terview to the Ohio Daily EX-
PRESS.
The duties of a probation Off
Ger present many problems to rel
atives and friends of defendants
placed on probation by the courts
was the answer from William
Farrell, probation officer of the
Montgomery County Court of
Common Pleas in an interview
to the EXPRESS. According to
Farrell, the duties assigned to
him are many and confusing to
those who are not familiar with
the conditions of probations and
oft times, those interested in the
defendants are quick to accuse
the probation officers of taking
undue advantage Of ''those placed
under the supervision of the Off
GERS AS is the custom, I am
charged with keeping tab on all
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Court News
By JIMMIE N. JONES

Charles Dean, Al, 2637 Ontario
Ave-, father of eight children was
given six months in the Dayton
workhouse after pleading guilty
to "mooching" his way, through
receiving aid from the Montgom-
cry County Relief Society and
failing to work out the forty
hour week schedule as required in
the Humane Society. According
to Mrs. Ruth Ulrich, case super
visor of the bureau, Dean has been
on relief since 1885, and has
drawn 1928 in relief checks since
January 1949. Dean told the
court, he had been i'll with the
measles and was suffering from
a severe case Of nervousness which
was the cause of him not being
able to work out his relief order
of $40 per week. Following the
examination by DR.. j. M. Owen
who told the court that Deans
so-called nervous condition was
due to excessive drinking and that
measles was just a light cease.
Horace W. Baggott, who prose-
cuted the case told the court that
there were others on the list of
relief offenders and who would be
brought before the court if they
did not mend their ways. The
eight children ages range from
4 to 13 years.
Stewart Jones, %, 1704, At
tucks Place, and James Howard,
80, S26 w. Filth st. ana Benny
Lee Ward, %, Lockland, Ohio
were taken into custody Monday
night by officers P. 7. Stewart
and w. H. Knight, when it was
discovered they were in a stolen
car reported missing from Wy
oming, Ohio just "a hours pre-
vious to the arrest of the trio.
Ward was arrested in the car but
Jones and Howard fled but were
taken later in their homes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Side Walks Must Be
Cleared OF Drunks
Said Judge Sherer

arrestd Elm the vicinity of the
Germantown street area mention
ed. They were reminded that:
81 am going to clean up the hang
outs existing on the west side by
sending all you characters out to
the workhouse TO r long terms.
When it gets sa that citizens
and church goers are molested
and abused by such as you and
are threatenede, it is time to do
something about it. The court re-
allies that leniency to defendants
accused of lettering, DRINKS and
other types of undesirables
brought before me are no longer
appreciated and from now on, the
penalty will be severe Our cit
liens are entitled to the protection
of the police and the courts and
that is what they will get". So
said Judge Paul Shearer to this
reporter Tuesday morning dur
ing the recess period of the court.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Warning To Bicycle
Riders

scooter riders who ride up and
down the streets in a string of 9
or 10. The racket made not only
violates the a%nti-noise ordinance,
it is about the biggest nuisance to
residents who are irritated and
disturbed by the noise.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14

defendants placed on probation
and to see that they comply with
the conditions as prescribed by
the courts. Such conditions are:
Practitioners must not be seen in
any place where Intoxicating
liquors are sold; nor shall he or
she be seen drinking same, nor
shall he be out of his residence
after II 700 o'clock at night. He
shall not change his residence,
employment or marry or get a di-
vorce while under the terms of
probation. Another severe condi-
ton added to the many terms is
that while on probation, he shall
not be considered as an Ameri-
can citizen with the privilege of
voting at an election. In carry
ing out the terms of the probation,
it is my duty to see that these
conditions are complied with and
in complying with same, the pro-
baton officer is continuously un-
Continued on page ~
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625 Lexington PI. NE.
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

SILVER SPRING : 3-bedroom de-
tached brick Colonial with full bsmt
and fireplace. within l block Wood
moor sheppins center at -Four Cor.
AGE v sH. as75 till wop p.m
633 GALLATIN ST. N.E.-New semi
detached brick house, full basement
electric refrigerator and automatic
gas air-conditioned heat; rental
$1I9 o Key at 6sl G sna Inai GEORGE s1s
So BOZ PER Ri MO o'f for a 4-room bungalow
coal heat, large lot; 66OS Poplar
ave, Takoma Park. Md First see
house; then call KAY REALTY C Co.
BRIGHTWOOD - Convenient, newly
sell, low cash; no brokers. tn. 1898
FOREST HTS. MD.-5-rm. bunga
2 bedrms., oil heat, large. yard,
cleo; and gas, full bsmt; and attic
newly painted; lent; n S1T5; For SPo n
852 H st. ne. FIR. 5000
5614 9Th ST. N.W.-Vacant. brick,
4 bedrmS.; gas heat. bsmt.: Sd1o
$500 BLOCK r ST. NV: s159-s
rooms, . baths, treplaces, grounds
BETHESDA. mr.. Naval Hcspital-Det
brick home; Ice. liv. rm. with fire.
place. 3 bedrms., ] u baths; gas heat;
SAC mo; LINKINs CO. 1918 NV.
DI. S6SS. }
ARLINGTON-New 3-bedrm ram
bier; close to schools, shopping and
bus; equipped kitchen, incl. garbage
disposal and Bendix; $3.50 mo-. plus
utils. LURT BROS. OW. $500.
EVANSVILLE, Md rms. bath,
oil heat, available now: 500 mo.
SEIDENSPINNER REALTOR, WA.
s-BEDRoOM RAMBLER on l.-acre
lot. Oil heat; near Falls Church;
$115 per mo. OK. 1853.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

F sss.F nEN si5s56 5mf e eas 81 hsa
saGHN Sa e. f IN m22.NsAcsoeisTIA. 2 or :,
adults; no pets; 5 rms, front porch
full bsmt., gas auto. h.-w.h.;. garage
yard; for mos, commencing jan
18th; rent, $s5 q mo. to party will
good refs Box 500-M.. Star. 81
cow. TO BETHESDA MEDICAL
CENTER-3 bedrms., ga baths, rec
rm., 2 porches. garage: auto: neat
S175 per mo. E. QUINCY SMITH
INC, I41s H st. NV. DI. 9O67
Ewes, WI. 9474. 80
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Neat 3-bedrm.
2.batn, white brick, with gar, ga
&C. heat; M. Rosemary School; leas,
8 mos: Or more; $S25 a mo. s GsI
Miss Corhin, at sANDoA' Do. i@'4
cGa Fl SHi Issf mip.-six rms, complete.
" furn:: | blk; from bus; ~ $lHs5 Pc Pc
mo. JOE cURTo REALTY o. PH
roR IIiEAsE-Beautifully furn. home
In Embassy section; suitable for en-.
tertaining. MRS. EEAuREGA1HD :,
your real estate agent for partfcu'
lars. Immed: oecuIancy; ,s r,,s,.,
]. ARLIE JOHNSON REALTY CO,
INC, 3402 Conn. ave. NV. OR. IdoO
Def. FURN. HOME for 8 mos. start.
in. Jan. 2; new development. 6H
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BOWIE. MD.-Modern 5-rm bunga-
low, lha a. on hwy; small naIn.
construction; $500: will finance.
Possession at settlement. Owner oc-
cupied. Ask oper. for Bowie 46l1
EVANSVILLE HILLS-6-rm. home
with Diet. garage, full bsmt... screened
al with about ST 900 down; buy
pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co.
EVANSVILLE. near the blvd.-Most
desirable. 5-rm. bunga. with all the
extras; huge rec. rm.; oil h.-w.h.,
fence. Price. ST. $50, and worth It:
civilians, $45 MOI you can
pay $1,000 down, we will sell you
cow. to new school, shopping, etc.
Call WA. 1900 till 8 pm, ROBERT
s. DAVIS g. CO. 80
HERE Is A BUY-To a vet with very
low down payment: handsome brick
home. located on Govt. parkway; 3
VII IS, sell ad for q, G1-approVed oP PEee
S. DAVIS & CO 30
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended
Brick bungalow; live on one floor.
rent terrace apt. for $50 per mo-: >
baths; quick possession; priced
$13.950. Call WA. 1900 til 9 pm,
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. 80
INCOME PROPERTY, or for large
family; 2-story brick: 8 rooms. j u
baths; large corner lot; near Mary
land University: rental no problem;
reasonable financing. Call Mr..
Meade: WA: 1888 or d. 1918,
BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE HILLs-GIs'
attention. New, lovely, rambling
brick bungalow with fireplace in
large living rm.. , large bedrms,
dining rm., modern cleo kit. tiled
bath. oil &C. heat all rooms with
aluminium frames and picture win
trees and fagstone walk Price,
$15,750. Terms. LEIGH C. KELSEY,
Jr., 1910 PENNSYLVANIA ave Sc,
Ii. AHA or FIR. 4030. Il
COME OUT AND SEE this 2-year-o
brick Cape Cod with full basement.
fireplace, floored expansion attic and
other characteristics of the modern
broom bungalow at 9209 4Sth ave,
Berwyn. Price open. To sell by first
OF year. Owner MR. PHILLIPS,
Tower 6349 evenings and Saturday
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NO CASH

2 Vets, Beautiful Brick
One of the most beautiful 2-family
homes sold under this plan the
writer has seen in many days. No
down payment to 2 veterans. monthly
payments for each one win be
$3.50. beautifully fully G9 nssr IN, into
construction. LIST, Or: has spacious
living rm. with log-burning firepl.,
/ bedrm., bath. large dining. r1n.
and fully equip. kitchen. End nr.
has separate ENTRANCE. large bedrm.,
living rm., tiled bath, dining ares
and fully eauip. kitchen. Full bsmt.,
with outside entrance. gas heat;
immaculate condition both inside
and out. For directions and details
call Mr.. BerenS. jr., or Mr. TAYLOR.
MA. 914I, days; or JU. 7-6S74 OF
OIL. 1862. ewes.
Frederick w. BerenS
BALES INC. 1928 K NV.
MA. pal
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

sl8 MADISON ST. NW.-Large g.
room house; 9 baths, detached, oil
heat. partially furnished; $3.50 a
month mt Call B. F. SAUL CO. ma.
D. Clean. e-rm, Diet. house; 8
gia ave, mr.. Walter Reed Ecsp.tal;
S1O5 per mo Call r. w. LEBLING.
LEY, NC, wi 1890. 30
SE.-Det. corner stone, in restricted
Sc area; excel. cond.; nicely furn.
: bedrms;; !. e. La d r, Kit; 81. baths snnt
call Ii. 4-35ss or VI. 1891.
rms; liv., din. rms. kit, bath, ga
or sale. si3s50. cH. 5s77.
3 BEDRMS, rec. rm., shower and
Law; newly dec; nice garden; ga
rage; nr. Wis. and Calvert: conv:
sI75. 81. os71 after pm. 30
SEVERAL HOUSES, Chevy Chase; g.
6 mos; Sl50 UP. MRS. CLYDE C.
DUNNINGTON, WI. 2635.
CAPITOL HILL large rooms, bath,
large yard, oil heat; refined adults
S an ,a seRt' 500 per month Phone
DIET. bedrms.. 1la baths. gar; and
bsmt.. gas heat; attrac. neighbor;
hood; close to stores, schools and
transp. Friendship Hats. NV. Sl35
a mo; Call WO. 1929. %
625 Lexington Pl. NE.
Bet. D and E and 9th and 18th SITS
Attractive 6-room and bath house;
nicely furnished; available, Dec. ] 5;
convenient to Union Station; S135
per month.
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
141s Fl St. NV. DI. 1877. -3C
COLORED-NR.8 9Th AND H SITS. NE
-Six-rm. modern home: gas heat;
completely furn.: S157 so per mo
JOE CURTO REALTY, FIR. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos,


CONGRESS HEIGHTS, blk. off
Nichols ave.-Prewar built semidet.
brick, 6 rms, Ia baths. knotty-
pine recr. rm., gas heat. S13,250.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-340O, LII.
CoNGREss HEIGHTS, . blk. of
Nichols ave.-Det., 5 rms. tiled
bath, Enclosed porch, LIST f.. gas h.
T Th; s1esr Ea rsgGv $1,000 IS d9 IN
G GSSd Hogs I'd F liz L. 1NiS4oo
semidet. rms. and bSmt., lge.
front porch, oil heat, eonv. to down.
town bus and Boiling Field. Quiet
street. Only $1,000 down. $50 per
mo. A NJ, REALTY, ID Ii,
DISTRICT HTs.-New brick bunga-
low, 9 bedrms., unfin. attic. full
bsmt.: 1ge. level lot: all utils. A
real gem. 10. 2-4163 after s. so
FAIRLAWN YILLAGE-Redecorated,
5-rm. brick, Ia baths, gas h.-w.h:,
front porch, rec. rn1., fenced yard,
cedar closets. Only Sill $50 with
$1,000 cash. ANNENBURG REALTY,
1917 Penna. ave. 80. Ii. 7-S367
D., ~AAA - w
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HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. Cont. J

BEST BUY GLOVER PARK-S2, 800
down, 500 mo-; 6-rm. bath. mod.
brk.; gas heat, rec. rm.; excel. cond:
Call ewes. tn. 315l. BLANKEN
REALTY co PE OooQ 80
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY
In January
Clarenont Community

Located on Leesburg pike and S.
Walter Reed dr.. just of Shirley
hwy. Spacious, ultramodern apart
ments. all two bedrooms, OF simplex
pie closets: all conveniences; rentals,
$3.50. Applications accepted Mon
day to Saturday noon at 313 North
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. CHI. 5000.
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ENGLISH TUDOR

Stone. brick, stucco and beam is the
theme of this true center hall; ,
large fiagstone and brick porches:
stone fireplace in spacious liv. rm..
diversified din. rm., kitchen with
pantry; 3 bedrms., "a. baths: rec.
nm. with u bath; oil INV h.; att.
garage Corner location with huge
old oak and fir trees. Close-in Sill
yer Spring on transportation; near
shopping. If interested in spacious
home atmosphere see this. First
time offered. Price. $4,000. Open
to offers for quick year-end sale.
GRAHAM r. co
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

now being offered for sale In THU
choice location; 8 twin-size bed
rooms, living room. dining room
equipped kitchen, screened porch
recreation room with fireplace, sun
deck: level lott priced right.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ov. e6Ao. Ov, 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. Cont

HAVE CHLDRENf Then here's the
home for. you; Only, 1 block tcc
grade and high school, in one OF
Takoma Parks prettiest sections
off Piney Branch I'd; custom built
5-rm. brick bunga., screened PORCH
fireplace; roomy level not; S15,95O.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH. 1903
se,a5os;; TAKoMA PARK-Not beau
ty winner but for s, real buy.
Arranged for 2 apis. Rent one and
live rent free; located on Willow ave,
Just off Carroll St, RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SH I103 til g.
UNUSUAL SELECTION of ramblers
in Chevy Chase, Bethesda and Silver
Spring areas priced from. ST.. 500
to $4,000. For further information
and appt, call SH. 1911 It'll 8 pm,
YOUNG 81 BOWERS CO.
WEST CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW
Prewsr 5-room brick; corner lot, D.
OGO So. it.; excel. cond. gas h.-w.h.;
no reasonable offer refused W. e.
BEERS. SH. 4747, TIA. $500. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

NEAR U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH
4 bedrms., . baths, Ice. wooded lot;
vacant Price reduced to $3.50.
Easy terms j. NOBLE BOAZ. Real.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
WANT TO RENT BUILDING; use
first floor for wholesale distributor
of small parts, with living quarters
uuStairS Box S-R. Star.