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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

An economic rejuvenation OF
Europe Is doubtful. Edwin Tomlin-
son, expert on inter-American af-
fairs and columnist. stated yester-
day at a luncheon meeting of the
Woman's National Democratic
Club.
IT believe that no amount Of
chronological efficiency can pre-
vent Europe's economic decline"
Mr.. Tomlinson continued. Great
Britain is producing more than
ever in her history but the people
are experiencing the lowest Of liv-
ing standards"
The United States. the speaker
said, is taking out insurance In ex-
penditures and efforts In Europe
but 1t is disaster insurance. Our
new destiny lies in our own Amer
lean world" Mr.. Tomlinson en-
phasized. 1T is here we survive or
perish, and we can give thanks to
the strategic positions of the Amer
icas."
The speaker pointed out the
advantages of the strip OF coun-
tries from Alaska to Patagonia.
In size, he stressed that Brazil is
larger than all the United States,
plus another Texas. The baby rib
bon" country, Chile, is larger than
West Virginia. he continued.
THE American nations together
possess more life sustaining natur-
al resources than any other part OF
the world and in greater variety"
MIR. Tomlinson emphasized. What
one country In the Western Henri
sphere doesn't have-another does.
Even the climate is in our favor
and the population potential Is the
greatest in the world"
Mr.. Tomlinson said the Organ
ization of American States for
more than fifty years has been the
instrument through which 81 ma
lions have pooled brains and re-
sources to keep peace among the
American peoples"
1.-THE League of Nations was a
failure" the speaker stressed.
1.-THE United Nations is stimied
most of the time but in the Organ
tzation of American States there
is no veto. Work there Is not done
behind closed doors. There Is no
Big Four or Three who decide
what shall be done before hand"
Mr.. Tomlinson listed some liabil-
tties of our neighbors to the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

DEAR MISS DIX: ] am O gtrl
IN my late teens and my problem
is this: Ny mother viii not let
me go out with boys because rs
my older sister has never had any
dates, Nom thinks that ! should
never have any. She thinks II
would be disloyal for me to have
boy friends and 70 70 about and
have good times. but goodness
knows 1t isn't my fault that the
boys run after me and run away
from sister. and II wouldn't help
her q bit IL I sat back and sucked
my thumbs too. instead Of stepping
out.
But the trouble Is that mother
refusing to let me have any of the
fun that belongs to my time of life
Is forcing me to be o liar and a
cheat and that takes the cream
of of my pleasure. / have to be
sly and deceitful. ] can't ask my
boy friends to the house. ] have
to fib about where ! have been
and what ! have done. and ]
hate 1t.
What can ] do to make mother
see that she Is spelling my youth
and that she Is making two old
maids instead Of one?
TEEN-AGED.
ANSWER-There isn't much
chance Of your ever being able To
open your mothers eyes to the
folly she Is committing in denying
you the pleasures OF girlhood be-
cause nature didn't put the come
hither look In your sisters eyes,
for 1t Is just about as easy TO move
a mountain as 1t is to get mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Registration for the three-day
house party Of the National Park
College Alumnae will begin at l
o'clock this afternoon at the Hotel
gtatler.
A reception will be held from Z
10 8 pm, followed by an expert
ence meeting. Wednesdays events
will begin at $50 am. with a bust
ness meeting and luncheon. A
garden party will be held at 4 pm.
with the Washington chapter serv-
ing as hostess at Crestleigh, Ash
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Meeting Place

THE AnssszSAn Nrwxp8rss MS@s e
ra C4as Ira 'aF Jsa3sts AsssrraSss
/ ass ae8d al q - tcsncvvl 49,
a~ g3ver a. tsss Manson $500
SGxteratsa street. lfaxsrRe a. ., Sns
etaes can heaeaaAgtrss - Fs~-
ytssIsly announced
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Squadron Almost SDOiIs Record

Just one hour after ii had re- ceived safety award g heavy patrol squadron at the base had its first accident iD almost two years, this week.
 Squad, Oh vPB 29 (heavy pat rol bomber) has been under the command of It. Comdr T. w. ! Marshall since the early spring of 1947.
 Monday, one plane was land ing at the base in heavy cross' winds and fog conditions and was unable to stop. It overan the runway and damage was done to thu right engine and wing panel.
 However, there were no injur- ies, and the squadron still maln- taips it's record of even no minor injuries, from flight operations.
 Comdr. Marshall said the special safety award came from the commander, fleet ar, West Coast, for the last period quarter for patrol type planes
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Red Cross Drive Soon

The regula. fund raising drive by the l ocal chapter of the Red Gloss will start next Saturday and run until April 2
 The local drive will coincide with tue month-long dive now in force at NOE
 Larry Wodlinger, chairman of the local chapter, has announced this yea s goal as $2500 and said all funds collected will be used locally
 Gene Marlar, roll call chair man, will have charge of the drive. Detailed plans will be an nounced ,n the March l9 issue of the MIRROR
 A. D. "Art" I.arkin, fife d di' rector of the American Red Cross at the base, has promised Ito work closely with the locaI chairman in the drive. MT Mar lar said.
 The local chapter has contrib uted to many worthwhile pro. jects and aided many needy persons the past year, MT. Wod- finger said "We purchased a car for Mar.on Curtis so that she could extend her work and we have contributed to the center fund. We also have helped per- sons sholt of funds go to sanlta- riums and hospitals"
 Fourteen school children are receiving noon lunches at the center and the Red Cross is foot ing the bill, Ken Wade, center director, sald
 Seattle (.P)- The first picket ing of the l949 salmon season has started but 1t involves a dts pute from a pre.i us year
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Cigarette Tax
 Passed By Senate

Juneau (P)-The Senate yes. terday afternoon unanimously passed the house-aDproved bill to impose a three cents 8 pack tax on cigarettes and proportion ate levies on other tobaecos. The bill will return to the house be- cause of minor senate amend ments.
 During the consideration of the bill, the senate once voted nine to seven to boost the tsx to five cents, but a few minutes later rescinded it's action and ae- cepted the figures set by the house
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Axis Sally Guilty Of Treason

Washington (R)- Mildred E. (Axis sally) Gillars, convicted Thursday as a traitor for broad casting Nazi propaganda during World War II, is DOW awaiting sentencing. Her crime is punish able by a minimum of 5 years imprisonment. maximum death penalty
 Miss Gillars told newsmen af- ter her conviction: "I wish those who judged me would be willing to risk their lives for America as I did" She contended during the trial that she actually helped the U s war effort by broadcasts telling families of captured A. merican soldier that they were still alive.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Council
 To File Hinckel

Jack Hinckel, who is com pleting his first term as city councilman. will be endorsed as a candidate for mayo. by the Genital Labor Council, it's presi' dent, Henry Eaton, told the MIRROR last night
 The council expects to file MT Hinckel as a candidate today Mir. Eaton added.
 MT. Hinckel's is the first name to be announced by any group which customarijy sponsors can didates.
 Talmage L. Smith, candidate last year in opposition to Mayor Lee Bettinger, this week hac "no comment" on whether he would run this year.
 (See earlier story on page 2
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
IKEA Names Johnson

Leon "Ole" Johnson, local electrician, has been named map' ager of the Kodiak Electric Az sociatlon by the new board President John Gibbons ap- nounced yesterday.
 Final approval of the appoint ment must come from the REA in Washington but He bert G Bryan, Alaska representative has recomm ended that it be granted He was present at the board meeting at which M'. Johnson was named.
 John Farrow, who has been acting manager for several months since the resignation of Ted Rozak, will be KEA line man, the position he formerly held.
 MT. Johnson, whose term as KEA board president ended only this week, will be in charge of running both the electrical and administrative aspects of the KEA His appointment becomes effective April l, and he is cur' rently winding up his personal business.
 The board feels very fortuD' ate in getting 8 man Of Mr- Johnson's capabilities, MT. Gib~ bons said
 Since it's election Monday, the board has approved 8 contract for electrical switch gear for the new system, bld Dy WestlD&- house Electric Cofor approxim~ ately $l8,000.
 The following committees of the board have been named by the president: finance, Marshall Crutcher, chairman, Wilton White, Mo ris Burnbam; labor relations, MT. White, Leo Sears, Basil Clark; bylaws, elections and public relations: Mir. Burn ham, MT. Sears, MT. Crutcher; assistance to rehabilitation pro gram, Reuben Tesarik, John Chase, Tommy Gallagher; ye- viewing of contracts. Mir. White, MT Sears, MT. Burnham.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12

Rate reductions on telephone calls between privately owned radiotelephone stations and ACS stations and between marine vessels and ACS stations have been announced, effective March Is.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12
Funds Set
 For Schools
By James Hutcheson

Juneau (R)-The house voted 23 to 1 for a S2 25O,OOO appro. priation foe school buildings in the territory late this week. A million and a half will be ear marked for rural schools without any strings attached and $780, 900 will be for city schools on a basis of thelr matching any ap- plopliation to whatever extent they are able.
 The controversial liquor bill was killed in the house by & l2 to 12 deadlock. Death of the bill came after reconsideration. It had passed the day before by 8 vote of l3 to II. Debate swirled around the bill for 2 days and nights.
 The senate killed the proposed 1O% entertainment admissions tax Thursday, with Senator Ner. land commenting, Enough new taxes have been enacted"
 The senate is nearing floor consideration on other major tax bills for tobacco, general busi- ness licenses and raw fish and salmon. They are given 8 good chance for passage as all have passed the house.
 Alaska's new income tax law was passed by the house again, with amendments and without dissent and the bill is on the way to the senate The principal amendment was designed to frightened the moose on personnel of American and fore,gn ships operating in Alaska trade.
 Meanwhile, San Francisco re ports that the maritime unions representing 28 seamen have filed suit in federal court, geek. ing to stop deductions of the A laska territorial tax from their pay The unions allege such de- ductions are unconstitutional and are an invasion of the admiral tvs maritime jurisdiction of the U s.
 Clarence Heating. who ex' pounded the Democratic majori ty position, sad, "A vote fol this bill is not an admission tha' there is any doubt about legality of it's passage at the speclal ses sion It is for the purpose of a. mendment and to safeguard & ealnst possible costly and time consuming litigation"
 The house passed bills provid Ing $4o,o00 for establishing 2 wlldllfe research unit at the un iversity and for a department o fisheries
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-14
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
SILVER SPRING

New. spacious. 4-bedroom, 3-batf
brick Cape Cod; excellent corner To-
cation, / block from recreation CEN
ter. parochial and public schools
churches. post office. shopping cen
ter country club and library Large
liv. rm., full din. nm, lS-ft real
concrete and brick porch with COW
cred garden patio; full bsmt., out
side entrance; gas heat, Builder
says 800 for quick sale. Your
choice of interior decoration.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
AMES L. DIXON & CO
CHEVY CHASE MD

Lovely prewar Diet. brick. near SOM
erset School, 3 bedrms.. =" baths.
eft. liv. rm., large screened side
porch; many other desirable fea-
lures. Cell Mr. Mcintosh, FX. c4SO,
eve WA DS01
FRED A. SMITH co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp subj
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont,

ENGLEsIDE-Brick bungalow 1871;
$4,000 down about l year old; >
rooms, > bedrooms, large living
room. hardwood floors. setting on q
acre lot. OV 5000. Open o till Q.
]. T. MOTION REALTY, 2415 Mt
Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va.
LADIES. you have earned visit to
l.x2l, din. rm. 9x1O. 3 bedrms j:
$10.s00 LIST trust, $3.50 cash
You take walk and see this today.
WANT sOMETHIN' FOR NOTHING
You cant get it! But you'll get more
house for less money at 2O37 N.
Underwood than you've ever dreamed
of. Open to offer above available
$4,000 1st trust: D; CLYDE Nc
COY, FLA. 4316, OK 3%25 -I6
NEW CoLoNIALs, brick and frame,
3i2 bedrms.. u baths, f1repl. lee
rooms, light dry bsmt.. picture
windows, finest workmanship and
materials, on lots 60x200. / block
from bus, schools, stores. See them
under construction. Choose your
own decorating S15.95O well
financed. Drive out Wash. blvd to
Frederick st. turn left to sth I'd on
left Representative on premises
Sat. and Sun. j. B. DEMING, GIL.
N411 is
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SUBURBAN SALE-viRGIkIA

SUBURBAN SAlE-VtRGlNlA
ALExANDRIA-Home with income
tanning living room. dining room
bedroom, kitchen and bath, awnings
large screened porch; detached ga
ment. Let the rent from | apart.
ment carry your payments. This
home is in perfect condition; 81 500
down. not over 500 per mo. incl
taxes. interest and insurance. Price
Sl4,S00, GI-FHA approved; R. L
Washinst on sts Nsa Alsx, Al Ans sois
ALEXANDkIAIa-story, No. 341; Is
minutes out; $1,000 down. $1,000
located between Shirley hwy. ano
s0t iii O. 5. T. !0t MORON 81 2sR REALTY
PALS Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria,
ALEXANDRIA - Modern 4-bedrm
George Mason School; has ali es-
Portable home; III tile baths plus
maids bath in bsmt.. att. garage.
Nice lot. Fairly priced on today,,s
market, Exclusive, Call MIS- Hall a
ov. 2961,a with W, B. WRIGHT
A L; 1iSDaS. brick 80: ST.
900 down; 3 blocks of Mt. Vernon
blvd. 3 bedrooms, full dining room,
down: 8 bedrooms, lovely front
fT1l basement aaon nav sutoma t;l on heaF.
Moron No 5soG REAIF fSl. s4fiG, i, Mt. Yer:
. hGh &C; Aeaer Cape Cod home;
asbestos shinsle; 1st-f. liv. rm.,
S Saah I'm md kitehs iedrm Se0 and ba en-
ronven to schools buses, shopping
center; priced for fast sale at S12,-
"a h-O55o; ewes, TIE. o3ss. ov.
ARLINGToN-Bunsalow 244; So, 500
porch, lots Of shade trees, auto
matte oil heat; lot. 5Ox1O0. OV.
REALTY. 2415 Mt. Vernon ave.
ARk isn;i As, LYON VILLAGE
story stucco house. 1 blk. Lee hgwy.
Liv. rm.. frepl., lge. din. .rA,. mod.
kit, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h e bed
rms. and sewing rm.. mod. bath; 2
porches; lge. fenced I'd. Vacant.
. 9RSFR' G GILL ss4s: 3 blocks gf from
almost-new. 3-bedrm. brick home:
liv. rm. with fireplace, family sized
din rm.. full bsmt,; level lot, nice
neighborhood; low priced for quick
sale; S13,950. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
Va. Office, IA. 4-0550; ewes, TIE.
JEFFERSON MANoR-For sale by
owner. $1,000 down; total Sl1,50O.
LIST trust, .SS.714 at A., payable S67
per mo. incl. prin., int. taxes and
insur Semidet. all-brick. 2 bed
rooms, full bsmt. on large lot, auto.
gas heat, equip. kit. Call OV. 0534
after pm. and all day Sat. and
Sun. ~ Ia
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LORCUM LANE AREA

Situated on corner lot; a most attrac-
tive Colonial home. with stone front,
center entrance; immaculate con-
dltion: 3 bedrms. and tile bath, liv.
rm. l36X2o with fireplace, side
screened porch. cheerful din. rm..
aooye atttacbep pre- Im
oil heat; reas. priced For appt,
call E. H. IRWIN, Elmwood 64s or
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Bradbury Hgts. Area

Brick, q wears OLD, contains living
room, dinIng room, kitchen. , good
sized bedrooms. bath, full basement;
arranged for rec. space; gas heat.
fenced and Handicapped level lot
reas cash payment and assume CT
~ trust. $50 mo-; near shoppin :
and transportation. Mr.. Holmes,
EN-. 6635.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1O15 15th ST NV MA 131Q IA
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BETHESDA

Custom-built Colonial brick home,
ideally located on cor lot, overlook
ms the beautiful Naval HOSPITAL
grounds: ! yr. old immaculate
cond.; cmplete in every deail Has
rms, IL baths. Owner leaving
town. Seen by appt. only. Call
Mr. Smith with
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
I022 9TH st. NV, ST. 200: ewes,
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ARLINGTON
Veteran Approved-$12, 900
Vicinity Cherrydale; 3 bedrms., "a
baths, porch, INV. heat, garage;
near schools,
BRICK COLONIALS
s rms. porch, full bsmt., INV. heat;
near Columbia pike; S139Sn.
ARLINGTON FOREST
6-rm. brick. "a baths, nice
lot, trees, close in; 81 5000.
A GOOD HOME
6-rm. brick: large lot, nice trees,
fully equip; S15.950.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
121 S. Lee hwy. Phone FA. 2l2a.
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BETHESDA SIT 5OO

lge. liv rm., din. rm., kit, den. :
Ice. .bedrms., full bath .on End fl
full bSmt.. outside entr; owner vii
take back 1st trust at ~; Diet
gar, good fenced lot; ewes. Mr.
Markham, EN- Il15
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, WI. 1920.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD
RAMRT,E FRS

New stone and brk. rambler in Be-
theSda; lge liv. rm. tfirepl., pic
ture WINDOW, din. rm. picture
window. modern xii, : bedrms.. 2
baths. utility rm.; lear gar; beau
.I,noSnI lnt II...l
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STANLEY MOREAI
TAKOMA PARK

A thoroughly modern brick home on
wooded lot in new subdivision.
& rms. on L level, featuring oak
ifs, tile bath, gas &C. heat, copper
plumbing, kit. EQUIP. incl. Bendix,
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. OSSl, 81 Cedar St. GE. D257,
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VIRGINIA FOREST

In this most desirable location, a
fine 6-rm. brick on lot 70xl4G;
spacious lawn on the outside, finest
construction on the inside. Only
SI5.75O.
ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI. 1000 Wash. Blvd OK. 1894
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Cedar Lane. Beltsville

Acre lot, high. view; mr.. schools; y
story and attic brick, 3Ox42 incl
gar: lst fl. liv. rm., lge. din. rm.,
screened back porch: Ind f., 3 lge.
bedrms., | sml bedrm. fixed as kit,
bath. loft. cedar closet; full cellar,
paneled rec. rm.. oil INV. b.; can be
used as = apis; $4,000 or best
offer; terms to suit TO klR1 If
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HOUSES-SALE-S.E Cont.
CoIored Corner brick
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANT OLD HOUSE in suburban resi-
Dental section. VIII make reason
able repairs Must have dining rm.,
cellar. room for driveway. Under
$4,000. All replies answered. Box
4Sl-E. Star, rs"
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ZONES MILL, ROAD

lIiuasS W. hSu it' ''h -'''.
JONES MILL ROAD
New brk. rambler, SOFT. liv and din.
rm. with firepl, den with firepl. >
twin-size bedrms,, compl. kit. with
dishwasher and DISPOSAL, 3 picture
windows. liz baths, gar. bSmt. :;
Dashboard heat; i2acre lot, ad-
joining parF onlv $23, 500
MACARTHUR BLVD.
Big corner lot , nice rms. and bath,
bsml., gar; close to school and
tranSp SI3,50n
Near KenWood Country Club
New brk Cape Cod. center hall, nice
liv. rm. tf1replD. din. rm, huge
kit. 1st-f. bedrm and u bath, .
bedrmS. and bath up: rec. rm. with
firepl. in bsmt.; l2-acre wooded
WHEATON AREA
More for your money Tyr old brk.
new-house cond, & rms. and bath,
bsmt., gar. fenced yard; only Sl4,-
500
In Sight of Health Center
New bTkS; home .SM,aplewood'. 8
tool rm $4,000 LIST trust, shows
the value, Why don't you have a
look? A bargain, $4,000
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
74o5 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. WI
SAL. u. S. P o. is opposite US"
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HIT.I,CRFST

S7O3 Carpenter st. Sc, detached
brick on large lot. Living room with
fireplace, din. rm, kit, u bath and
den on LIST floor; 3 large bedrms.
and bath on end fir. Recreation
room and garage. Terms. HENRY
v. WILLOUGHBY, 500 Mass. ave
re- AT 1N42
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NftLIINI 7 CN
HOME AND INCOME
Bungalow with 4 bedrooms. , baths,
. equipped kitchens, 4 rooms are
fully furnished; oil h-w.h. Near
bus, shops, schools, churches. Lib
eral terms. Move into this Splck-
and-span home the Gay you buy.
OK ao45. is
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COLORED-VACANT
Move in anytime, Just off Pa. ave
In select Sc. area, lovely brick home
with Colonial front porch, has {
large rooms, baths, gas h-w.h.
full bsmt.; beautiful back yard
This house is in perfect condition
and will sell fast. Call today.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N Capitol, Realtors, MA. $3.50
23O4 Calvert st. NV. DE. 81 S
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp
SAL ES, INC.
MA. 9141

$4,000, Mr.. st. Bernadette's
Corner; ) rms with bath, fireplace,
brick and JIM, Law. and shower in
bsmt.; lge. handicapped lot. For de-
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. a"5 N. Y ave. NV.
VETS S250 DOWN

VETS-$850 DOWN
6-rm. brick Colonial, walking distance
to Univ. OF Md. Lge. level lot. IN
the new Univ. Hills Subdivision tm!n.
size lot $500 50. ftD: firepl. in liv.
rm, company sized din. rm.. fully
equipped dream kit, 3 bedrms.. col
ored tiled bath. full bright bsmt.
with outside entrance, gas heat,
copper plumbing. Bring your builder
or architect. he will tell you that
this home could not be duplicated at
nearly the price. Why pay rent
when you can own this lifetime home
on terms of 1920. plus taxes and
ms? Also several excellent financ-
ing and trade plans for civilians,
Salesman on premises daily from
pm. to dark and on week ends from
l pm To reach: These homes are
located on Stanford st. Zone blk.
south of Univ. lane and Colesville
rd). For further information, call
WA 5000 daily until pm.
S. DAVIS & co.
1904 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville;
Md, WA 1900. Open daily and
Sunday till pm
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RAMBLERS

We have listed many fine, new ram.
bling-type homes from = bedroom!
to 4 bedrooms in excellent neighbor.
hoods and locations. Prices begin
ming at $4,000.
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Bethesda Opportunity

Bethesda Opportunity
To use your ideas remode!ling; Diet.
frame; rms, bath, powder rm,
heat; beaut. grounds with Ice. oak
trees; needs painting and papering F.;
can be made into wonderful home
Freed under toGays market. only
$4,000, 81 900 down, balance
monthly OWNER RIA 1O3S LII
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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcont.,

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW-Bethesd
Md. rooms, fireplace, porch, base
ment, expandable attic. Only S14,-
T50 HALL, CO. WI 1850 i )