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Evening star., 1949-01-21
Prince Georges Bills
0nPinba|| |Fee,EIected
School Board Urged

Proposed bills providing for an
elected school board and for the
licensing of pinball machines have
been sent to the Prince Georges
County legislative delegation by the
County Civic Federation.
Both measures were approved by
the federation January 6, according
to Daniel M. Greene, chairman OF
it's Committee on Laws and Legls-
lation.
In a letter to State Senator L.
Harold Sothoron, Mr.. Greene noted
that the federation also has asked
the delegation to sponsor or sup
port legislation to quadruple the
State school incentive fund.
Would Aid Education.
Such a move, Mr.. Greene wrote.
would afford our county more
adequate school facilities required
for our fast-growing population"
While the pinball machine bill
fails to prescribe a definite license
fee, Mr.. Greene suggested in his
letter that it be fixed at either $50
or Sl0O for each device, in addition
to a distributors license fee OF $500
or $1,000. He also recommended q
referendum provision.
The proposal made by the fed
Grafton is a revenue measure, inas-
much as the Federal Government
imposes a tax on the machines" Mr..
Greene said, land it feels that the
county should receive some revenue
from their maintenance and oper-
alton under proper safeguards"
Similar Bill Passed in '43.
He recalled that a similar bill
was passed at the 1943 session of the
General Assembly but it carried no
provision for a referendum and was
vetoed by Gov. O'Conor.
Pointing out that several Mary
land counties have approved the
licensing of slot machines in
referenda Mr.. Greene told Senator
Sothoron:
Thus you will see that the
tendency more recently has been
to permit the operation of pinball
machines in some Maryland coun-
ties under license"
Evening star., 1949-01-21
|$1,33o,000 Expansion
For Bethesda High
|ndorsed by P1A

A proposed 81 $3.50 900 construction
program at Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School today had the indorse-
ment Of the schools Parent
Teacher Association.
Joseph C. Gardner, chairman of
the associations Building and
Grounds Committee. reported on
that phase of the Board Of Educa-
tion's construction report at meet
ing Of the PTA this week.
The program covers a classroom
unit costing $1OOO,0O0, furniture
and equipment to cost $4,000, and
a gymnasium unit costing s280,000
Architectural plans have been COM
pleted and the Board Of Education
is ready to 60 when funds are avail
able, Mr.. Gardner said.
A new central heating plant
would replace the present three
plants. The new equipment would
include a complete public address
system. adequate seating and class
room equipment and hot water for
first-aid and shower rooms.
Enrolment Now $50.
Mr. Gardner said the senior high
school enrolment has increased to
$50 pupils in buildings with a
capacity for not more than 80O The
enrolment is expected to reach
1850 by the fall of 1858.
Going from critical to essentia.
needs-as classified by the School
Bcard-Mr. Gardner outlined plans
for community-school auditorium
seating 1,500 and costing 100000.
E. M. Douglas, assistant superin.
tendent of schools, said the prob.
lem of providing adequate schoo
facilities cannot be solved by tn,
county alone but must have tn,
help Of the State.
The problem will be solved" h
said, when the people of the count
get as concerned about school con
struction as they did about teachers
salaries a couple of years ago."
Assessab BILE Wealth Cited.
William c. Denny, director o
finance for the Federal Work
Agency, in charge of municipa
bonds, said that the county ha
assessable wealth enough to fnanc.
the needed school program over {
30-year period. 1t is a matter O.
getting permission to raise tn,
bonded debt limitation, he declared
He said the assessable wealth O.
the county in 1885 was $8e,OOO,0
while today it is S247 100000. AS.
suming that this growth will con.
tinue. there is no cause for alarm
about the countys bonded indebt.
| edness, he said.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Dairymen in Virginia
Seen Affected by u. 5.
Suit Against Coop
By the Associoted Press

ROANOKE, Va. Jan. Ala
Washington attorney, William j.
Hughes, jr., believes Virginia dairy
men will face an uncertain future
If the Federal Government wins an
antitrust action against the Mary
land Virginia Milk Producers AS
sociation.
The cooperative has been indict-
ed on a charge of trying to suppress
competition in milk marketing.
Mr.. Hughes was a speaker at an
afternoon session of the Virginia
State Dairymens Association here
yesterday.
The outcome of this case, the at
torney said, will affect 80 per cent
of the dairymen in Northern Vir-
ginia.
Classification Opposed.
The Government, he said, bases
its charge on the custom of full
supply contracts whereby a CO.
operative agrees to sell all its milk
to distributor or retailer.
Likewise, Mr.. Hughes said. the
Government also contends the Gus
tom of classifying and pricing milk
on the basis of its use is contrary
to the Federal antitrust law.
Because the practices in question
are common to almost all COOP
eratives, the decision against the
Maryland Virginia Producers Asso-
citation would severely curtail their
activities, the attorney said.
Warns of Propaganda.
DR. E. A. Perregaux. head of the
Department of Agricultural Eco
nomics at the University of Con-
necticut, in another talk said CO.
operatives will lose public favor
unless they use facts to offset what
he described as antico-operative
propaganda.
The $3.50 scholarship given by
the Virginia State Jersey Breeders
Association went to Miss Elizabeth
Ann James of Madison and the $3.50
scholarship given by the Virginia
Holstein -Friesian Club went to M
B. OFT, jr., of Fauquier County.
The convention was to end today
after a talk by DR.. w. c. Krauss,
director of the Ohio Agricultural
experiment Station.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Maryland Appeals Ruling
On Overweight Dredging
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 21.-The State
has appealed a decision in the
Dorchester and Talbot County Cir
cult Courts which permitted oyster
men there to continue using gov
ernment overweight dredge boats in
tributaries of Chesapeake Bay,
The notice of appeal did not give
the State law departments grounds
for challenging the decision OF the
circuit court judges.
The Court of Appeals is adjourn
ing for a recess and it was indicated
the case probably would be argued
the week of January 81.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Special Arlington Groups
PIun New Junior Hiqh

The Arlington School Board is
putting to work eight exploratory
committees, first named last spring.
to assist in planning for a new
Junior high school at Lorcom lane
and North Military road.
The committees are made up Of
parents and teachers. Their work
will be co-ordinated by w. w. Rich,
director of junior high school In
struction.
Evening star., 1949-01-21

fusion over how to dress. Most of
the Cabinet members wore high
hats. But Dean Acheson, the new
Secretary of State. wore a hon.
burg. Most members of Congress
wore business suits but one-Repre-
sentative 3oykin, Democrat, of
Alabama - appeared in top hat,
frock coat with a fancy tie, striped
pants and spats.
Senator Magnuson, Democrat, Of
Washington. hatless, walked down
the steps to the stands with Sena-
tor Mcmahon, Democrat. of Con-
necticut. I'VE have only one hat
between U.S." Senator MagnuSon
cracked. He gets to wear it down,
and I get to wear it up"
Two members of the Joint Con-
gressional Committee on Inaugural
arrangements were involved in a
mixun over seats and left the re-
viewing stand before the parade
passed. They were Representatives
Halleck. Republican, of Indiana,
and Sheppard. Democrat, of Cali
fornia, who left, with their wives,
while an usher was trying to
straighten out the mixup. Mr..
Halleck said there was no trouble:
we just decided to leave because it
was too cold"
The cars of four spectators at the
big parade yesterday were broken
into while they were waiting to see
the calliope.
Three visitors from out of town
and one Washington man reported
the ,thefts, all from parked cars
bordering the parade area. They
are Luther Syldohn, Syracuse, N.
Y. suitcase and clothing valued at
$40; Phillip Lustine, 1919 Allison
street NV, an inaugural license tag
worth more than face value; Nancy
Haller, Brooklyn, N. Y, overnight
bag and clothing valued at $500, and
Charles K. Hamilton, Carlisle, KY,
bag and clothing worth $65
The nearly deserted Capitol Plaza
To-Day reSOunQeQ 10 mdTIldl AlIS DIS
the Sexton Band Of Lansing, Mich,
gathered to have their pictures taken
with Michigan's 37-year-old Cover
nor, G.. Mennen Williams. After
ward, the band members, dressed in
red white and blue, marched down
Constitution avenue to their hotel,
still playing.
II was obvious that last nights
inaugural ball drew quite a few
persons unaccustomed to formal
dress. One man was we'll turned
out in tails-excepting his tie. 1t
was black. Another was attired in
tuxedo but wore a white tie. There
was a sprinkling of men in business
suits-one of them sporting black
bow tie usually worn with tuxedo.
Gov. Folsom of Alabama, who
danced most of the evening with his
attractive wife, was easily the tallest
man on the dance floor. He could
be spotted . block away.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Queens Chapel Citizens
Elect Glenn W. 0'NeiI

Glenn w. O'Neil has been elected
president of the Queens Chapel
Citizens Association, Inc.
Other new officers are: John A.
Mclean, first vice-president; Mrs.
Frank Weismiller, second vice.
president; William j. OBrien, Sec
retary: Harold Krellen. treasurer.
and Frank Walter, E. w. VanVliet
and Hugh E. MacDonnell directors.
Also on the board of directors are
e. A. Merkle, Daniel M. Greene and
Clarence w. Herman.
In pledging the association to an
active role in community affairs.
Mr.. O'Neil has asked the support
and cooperation of all residents OF
the area.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Chick Record Broken Again

SALISBURY, Md, Jan. 81 (P.
approximately 3,27l,00O chicks
were placed in Delmarva broiler
houses during the week ending
Saturday. surprising the all-time
record set the week before by five
per cent, the crop reporting service
said yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Town Officials to Speak

Mayor Caesar L. Aiello and
Councilmen Hiram L. Lawrence
and Frederick M: Coxen will dis
cuss current and future problems
facing Hyattsville at lis pm.
Sunday on the Community Forum
program on Station WGAY, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Inaugural SideIiehts:
Inaugural SIdelghts:
29-Minute Delay in Swearing
President Laid to Congestion

Inaugural officials today had q
one-word explanation for the delay
in swearing in ceremonies yesterday
at the Capitol-a delay that technl-
cally left the United States without
President for 20 minutes.
1t was-congestion.
officials explained that President
Truman waited until distinguished
guests had taken their places before
he appeared. The large crowd that
had to move into their seats slowed
down the schedule and resulted In
the delay.
Mr.. Trumans previous term ex-
pired at noon under the Constitu-
tion. But no one filed a protest
with the assembled Supreme Court
justices and the ceremony started
as planned-only little late.
Mr.. Truman whipped through his
inaugural address in just Il min
utes. He was interrupted by ap-
plause II times AS he delivered
the short speech, with his eyes fixed
for the most part on his manuscript,
a small boy standing at the base of
the platform munched contentedly
on a banana.
The Nation had a Vice President
for the first time since President
Roosevelt died when Senator Bark
lev of Kentucky was sworn in at
1928 pm. yesterday.
When Vice President Barkley was
sworn in, it marked the end OF
brief hiatus in public career which
has spanned more than A years.
The Vice Presidents resignation as
Senator became effective at mid
night Wednesday and it was IL
hours and % minutes later before
he assumed his new office.
The first to congratulate Vice
President Barkley after he took the
oath was President Truman-and
that took a bit of doing. AS the Vice
President faced Justice Reed OF the
Supreme Court, who administered
the oath, he stood with his back to
the President. Mr.. Truman tugged at
his right arm, but this produced no
results. Then the President grasped
Mr.. Barkley's right arm and held on
until the Vice President turned
around, smiling broadly, and grasped
MIR. Truman's hand.
Mr.. Barley got another-and help
highland from Mr.. Truman as they
walked down the steps to the
Capitol's east portico, where the
oaths were administered. Mr.. Bark
ley tripped on step and grabbed
at MIR. Truman to keep his balance.
Kentuckians, incidentally, held
top honors at the Inauguration.
Justice Reed, who is from Mason
County, administered the oath to
Vice President Barkley and Chief
Justice Vinson of Louisa, KY, did
the honors for Mr.. Truman.
There was great deal Of con-
Evening star., 1949-01-21
DeIeoote's Wife Heads Drive

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Jan.
q (SpeciaD Mrs. Robert White
head of Lovingston, wife of the
delegate to the Virginia House, is
chairman of the Nelson County
March of Dimes drive. A goal of
$500 has been set for the county
Evening star., 1949-01-21

Gov. Folsom of Alabama, who
danced most of the evening with his
attractive wife, was easily the tallest
man on the dance floor. He could
be spotted . block away.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

$1,000 DOWN-b-rm. brick semidet.
bone. l "a yrs. old; payments drop
TO S64 mo. in yrs; nr. shoppins
and bus service r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtor, King and WASHINGTON SITS.
Alexandria. Open. till 8. AL
BuNGALow, 1Hl9 s1o,5oo. on terms. 1st
time offered. rooms, fireplace in
liv. rm, full bsmt. with stall shower,
o.h.-w. heat; 6Ox125 lot; very de-
81 i.ooo 600 cash. Cali now Daleview
SS65, HARRINGTON REALTY. 4
MY WIFE hates to leave. this doh
house but ! must sell: we have a lily.
rm with firepl, a din rm. and kit.
with new stove and new refer,. /
bedrm.. bath and den on the 1st fl; {;
2 lge. bedrms. on End a.; full bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h., new Timken oil
burner. new auto gas hot water
heater, front and rear porch, storm
sash and screens for entire house
Nice lot 50xl50. fenced. Call
HWNTP HY p12R
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont

4 CAPE COP HOME, on y acres
about 6 mi from Sill. Sps.; 6 rooms
and bath, with 1st-hoor bedroom
oil heat; ample room for children
pets and garden; suburban buslint
near: SI3.750. R. P. RIPLEY, Real.
tor. 81. Gill. (Sun. and ewes, 81
1890, Mr. Hughes.)
HAVE YOUR OWN vegetable garden
and chickens; lovely BUNGALOW with
all-elec kit; located in heart o1
almost / acre of land; small down
pint. with monthly pmts: less than
rent. ST. 1875, SUBURBAN IN
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WI. o74o. Realtor. Ewes. sH. s4s,
SILVER SPRING

Woodside Forest. Large Cslonia'
home, true center-hall liv. rnl. ap.
prox. 15x30 it., spacious din. rm.
an unusually large kitchen; 2nd f.
4 twin-size bedrms. and bath: 3rc
a. finished into Q rms; full bsmt
oil h -wh. This is not a new home
but very good and spacious home
borhood. close to shopping, transp
and schools All of these features
for the fair price of S1S,5O0
Shown by appt. S. g. L. REALTY
CO.. 97l3 Georgia ave, SH. 1141;
ewes, SH. 1884. q
Evening star., 1949-03-04

Open / to 6 PM, Sat, Sun.
stop and look at these houses to
give you some idea in home value.
Two beautiful det. brick homes, one
Dutch Colonial. Both houses con-
tain : rooms with l0xlO den and
half bath on first floor; 3 large twin
size bedrmS. on second floor; with
Stag roof, copper plumbing gas air.
cond. heat. and priced at less than
$4,000. Both in immaculate condi-
ton Easy financing. Will accept
trade. To reach: Out N. H. ave,
"a miles past D. C. line to N. H.
Ave Highlands. turn left on Mer-
wood DIR, to Wildwood dr.. See our
J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
SILVER SPRING

This new, custom-built brick home
combines exclusive location, quality
construction and unusual floor plan
ahording much living space. First
floor has living room with fireplace
spacious dining room with picture
bath; completely equipped kitcher
and side porch; attractive stairway
to second floor leads to four bed
rooms and 2 baths; attic; full base.
ment with lavatory. gas &C. heat
slate roof, attached brick garage
schools. stores and trsnsportation n
E. M. FRY, INC.
WI. 6740. Realtor. Ewes. SH. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-03-04
UBUKBAN SAEE-MAKYLANE
SII VER. SPRING

Tapestry brick Colonial. Immaculate
condition; 8 spacious well-designeo
rooms, IA baths; 3 twin-size bed
rooms; large level lot; fireplace, side
screened porch, gas heat; lavatory
in full basement. Finest materials
throughout; heavy slate roof, copper
pipes. cutters; y block to bTs BY
till 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
Evening star., 1949-03-04
ASHTON HEIGHTS

A charming English brick. outstand-
ing neighborhood Huge liv. rm.,
firepl, banquet size din. rm,, large
mod. equip. kit. and u bath on 1st
a.; large den with built-in furniture;
tWin-sized bedrms. and 2 tile baths
on 2nd; full bsmt., pine-paneled rec
rm: with firepl. and "a bath; at
tached garage; large level lot. Call
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC, Lee
hwy. a. Glebe I'd OW 304O ID
Evening star., 1949-03-04
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp 81
Below Cost at $21 900
d-PoSrOOnn Rrick

Near Bethesda Medical Center. New
custom built. . full baths, modern
Cape Cod on Handicapped i4-acre lot;
built TO sell for S25,000; excellent
financing on GI plan, Ss,6o Ses down, J
master bedrms., 10 it. 8 in. by 16I2
It.. is #. in. by Is It. in. :
more bedrms. on 1st A: with pvt.
entrance Here you will have mod :
ern wall closets. screened porch'
stone fireplace with built-in adjust
able bookshelves, many large picture
windows. built-in garage, recreation
space with fireplace, ultramodern
kitchen with garbage disposal unit,
9-cu.-ft. refgr, ceiling exhaust fan
and fine metal cabinets with hard
wood tops. Immediate possession.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. TO
Georsetown Preparatory School, right
on Garrett Park ,rd. = mile to
Keswick st, right ! block to house.
Important! This house is larger
than it look1.
J. H. GREENHILL
Owner-Builder, TR. 5e72. PL. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
DREAM BUNGALOW
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

KENSINGToN, MD, 5 mi. north Of
Chevy Chase Circle. Furnished: 3
bedrms., 2l2 baths, sun porch and
parlor. "a acre garden and lot; 5000
per mo. Call NO. 1854, Ext. u,
10 10 - noon, + to q pm. ID
Evening star., 1949-03-04

bungalow with oil heat and full
basement; detached garage; priced
Evening star., 1949-03-04
ROCK CREEK HILLS

3708 CALVEND LANE
Unusual design new brick home on
I2-scre Handicapped lot in exclusive
neighborhood, surrounded by beauti-
full homes: 1st H., entrance hall, liv
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. den, powder
rm.; End A., 3 extra-large bedrms.
with baths; full bsmt. with u bath,
gas a.-ch.; breezeway to garage; ex-
cellent financing; priced for quick
sale. Shown by appointment only.
BETHESDA
New det brick home: LIST f., liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit; 2nd f.. 3 bedrms.
and BATH gas a.-c.h.; immed. poss. :;
priced to sell.
Nr. Western Ave. g. River Rd.
New det. brick home: center hall en-
trance, liv rm., din. rm., kit. and
powder rm; bedrms. and bath
2nd floor; low down payment.
BETHESDA
New det brick home; iiv. rm.. din.
rm, kit, "a bath, bedrm. or den on
1st f.; 8 bedrms., Ia baths End a;
gas a.-c.h.; large lot. Don't miss
this.
E. R. BOYNTON co.
nins, Nj. Blackwell Or. 1851. %
ROCK CREEK FOREST
Lovely det. brick large living rm
dining nm. all electric Kitchen 3 fne
bedrms. 2 baths, built-in garage;
Immaculate condition and excep-
tionsl buy. S21,95O.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave-, EN-. 1900 TIL m.
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BUNGALOW

ideal for young married couple; in
nice section OF Silver Spring;
lovely rms. plenty of garden space;
priced to sell, $50
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345 or OR. 1865 till 9 pm
Evening star., 1949-03-04
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkiA

CHESTERBROOK WOODS. Country
Price S33,75O, substantial cash. De-
scription as follows: Large liv. rm.,
dining rm: and kit. y bath bath side
Poefh ooy pr pns sun Den or bed sn dees eyf
2nd A.. 3 bedrms., private bath with
master bedrm. bSmt. has maids
rm., rec: rm. with firepl., full bath;
h2-acre lot, additional y acre avail.
if wanted. MANNAS REALTY CO..
ZIG WILSON WI, Blvd Arl,' Va. OK or
HtNrINGToN IN i St SUBDIVISION. south
edge of Alexandria-5-r room semi
detached brick 2 bedrms.. tiled
bath shower, tull yaod ,bsmt gas heat.
tlement. New house for only S9. 900.
Act now 1902 Overlook dr., .OV.
JETTFERsoN VILLAGE. white Clap
FHA commitment. Liv. rm., di-
nette, equip. kit. . bedrms and
full bath. Utility rm. Lot, B0xl2o
To inspect call DeRAMUS REALTY
&C.; FA; 332@' day or ewes = =
white clapboard, bungalow with
commercial possibilities. located at
OH West Broad st, Falls Church.
Liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit. :!
bedrms. and full bath. Full base
ment. oil h.-w,h.., detached garage,
lot 50xl50, completely redecorated,
vacant. To inspect call DeRAMUS
REALTY CO., FA. 1922. day or ewes
SI5,OOO-3-BEDR brk. house with
tile bath. oil heat, 2 tireplaces,
in refined neighborhood, ! mi
from Wash. $4,000 down. Shown
by MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va.
srnT Pho9s FAI ivcs 14aI oW weekdays. ..,.s. 9
rooms; fireplace in iiv: rm, 0. h.-W.h.; :;
BY OWNER AND BUILDER-6-room
Blk. Glebe re I'd, and and G Col Pie Pike, 3 biks
fireplace, areaway; 1st f., liv. rm.
with fireplace, open stairs, picture
window. din: rm., picture window
es6nets sa dshRasRer Sa kfnfn and garbafe msa
disp,; End f., two bedrms. l4x222
house. $2O,500, CH. 769S. e.
HOME WITH INcOME---s-rm. home;
nd and Ess rd az oors s 1t ss6 ents @o 1G
garage; lot rs IT. by 2IO it; near
school good bus service Price,
S19,UDO. X. l.. KANE, INC, Real
tor. King and Washington Sts, Alex
andria. Open till 8, Alex. 30l3.
GROOM COLONIAL, spic and span.
Vacant, basement. oil a.-c.h., IL Tax
22 it.. living rm., full dining rm.; "a
blk. to bus and stores, block to
school S13,650 PROVIDENCE.
81 800 CAsH-s-room brick bunga-
low; lear garage, fireplace. no base
ment' gsIt' sl2'95o. PROVIDENCE. FA.
$500 CAsH-New Groom brick; N.
Arlington. Basement, gas a...c.h.,
fireplace u bath on lst floor, foyer
hall to kitchen. Big dining room.
No develop. $15,500. PROVIDENCE,
FA. 3343. -6
$4,000 bedroom brick bum
galow plus insulated expansion dor
mer attic. full basement. gas a.-c.h,
living rm, fireplace, dining rm.,
equipped kitch., aluminium storm
windows. Anchor fenced lot: 2 blocks
to stores and bus. Sl3.@6O with first
trust OF 4G. Owner will take sec
ond. PROVIDENCE REALTY, FA.
5soi NO. 18th ST. wEsToyER-
Here is an excellent detached brick
home; 1st fl. liv,, rm.. din: rm., KIT,
fun basement; immedlate is, ocGupaney; iurs,3ey
ca! M M. J Maekin5osh' 4. w. IL T. n2dt nth
DI. 5000; ewes, GIL. 1865. IS
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RetheSda-EdpemOOr

First t-Floor Bedroom or Den
Attr. handicapped 6-rm. brick home,
spacious liv. rm. with fireplace; att.
gar. conv. to all schools; only 2 blks.
to Bethesda Shopping Center. IN
usually good buy at only SlSa50,
Victor Wickersham Realty
a. TN
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3-Bedroom Bungalow

- Sk32S S&4O"
First time offered and priced to sell,
this white asbestos shingle home
is situated on a nice lot in q most
ton location at only $ll,95O. We
think it might be financed FHA-GI
with low cash payment.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633s. 3lO3 10th st. OK. I1Tp:
eyes, OV 0S04 NW o0so