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thing to find out how fast it will burn down.
Several specialists risk their lives almost
every day in an altitude chamber. The cham
Der stimulates the air pressure and tempera-
ture of the Shakespeare, and the slightest
hitch in the arrangements can mean disaster
Once something did 60 wrong - no one knows
just what - and three people were killed in
the resulting explosion.
But riskiest of all is the radiation labora-
tory. Workers there carry two pencil-shaped
radiation-registering instruments in their
pockets all the time to make sure they are not
being overexposed. One part of the building
is so dangerous that anyone spending total
of one hour in it over period of year would
be fatally burned.
Not Quite Perfect
NlosT staff members would rather encounter
dangers like this, though, than face an anna
teur inventor. Recently, man sent in elabo-
rate diagrams of device he was working on.
1t would, he said. save the world" Of course,
he hadn't quite perfected it yet, and that was
why he wanted help.
Every year the Bureau receives Is or 30
such communications. The idea behind the
devices is always the same, and form letter
of reply gently explains why it won't work.
A week after the form letter went out to the
inventor who would save the world" his
blistering answer was forwarded from the
White House. 1t advised the President to 90
right out to the Bureau and fire that damned
fool who says perpetual motion is impossible"
Being both scientists and government en-
ployees the staff members usually are super
cautious in all their dealings with the public.
But they also have a sense of humor One of
their favorite stories is about legendary
Continued on page 81
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The biggest lab is the Metalurgical Divi-
sion's workshop where everything is on giant
scale. The engineer in charge refers to a pile
of fve-ton weights as his watch charms"
and there are enormous machines which SUBJ
ject great steel columns to pressures of up to
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makers how to simplify structural-steel shapes.
Most of its work. however, is in serving
other government agencies. 1t was to the
Bureau that President Roosevelt turned in
1910 for help on the most important problem
any president has ever faced. The solution of
that problem was the Manhattan Project
and the atomic bomb.
He Weighed the Earth
NOW atomic energy seems almost prosaic
compared with some of the Bureaus other
activities. Its spacious, wooded 68-acre hill
side on Washingtons Connecticut Avenue
looks from a distance like peaceful campus.
When you get up close, it turns into one of the
weirdest and busiest spots on earth.
In one lab you can watch group of scien-
fists engaged in the gruesome task of break
ing the bones of dead men. There's high
purpose behind the work. To give pilots of
the Air Forces new jet and rocket planes
proper protection, it's necessary to know just
how much punishment human bones can take
They can take lot. In fact, any way you
test them, our bones are the equal of the
toughest hickory wood
Then there was the Bureau physicist who
wanted to know exactly how strong is the
earth's gravitational attraction. He finally
decided that he would have to weigh the old
girl. He did - and found she tipped the
scales at 6 $40 million million million tons.
One of the Bureaus assignments is testing
materials offered for government purchase
and any youngster would enjoy some of the
tests. The crockery trials. for instance, in
volve the tossing around of cups and saucers
to determine how much wear and tear they
will stand. Sample shoes, clothing, carpets
even brick walls are worn and battered until
they fall apart.
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ouenched the blaze over the whole area.
This odd little drama started over luncheon
coffee one day Two Bureau physicists touched
on the subject of the proximity fuse originally
developed by the Johns Hopkins Applied
PHYSICS Laboratory, which collaborates with
the Bureau. This gadget explodes the bomb
to which it is attached when it reaches
desired distance from target.
"You know" said one of the scientists,
there ought to be peacetime use for the
fuse"
"Why, yes" the other nodded. Let me
think" He proceeded to do so for about 10
seconds. Then, Il have it! Forest fires"
Only a few adjustments were needed to
adapt the fuse to bombs loaded with fire.
extinguishing chemicals instead of ex-
pIosives. The idea may save millions Of
acres of valuable timber.
The Bureau has come up with dozens of
inventions, but they are actually only side
line On it's founding in 1901 the Bureau was
given the jobs of setting standards for weights
and measures and advising the government on
technical problems. Since then, as technical
problems have grown, the Bureau has ex-
banded into great national reservoir of
scientific skills.
For Better BicusPids
HE Bureau has no power to enforce stand
ards for consumers goods. But it does help
manufacturers set UP voluntary standards
for hundreds of items ranging from children's
clothes to paving materials
Also, it occasionally undertakes research for
private groups if their problems are important
to the country as a whole and are too big to
be handled by private laboratories. 1t has
aided dentists in the search for better filling
and dental-plate materials, has shown steel
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x-RAY LAB is an overlapping
sight from the visitors balcony
10 million pounds. When something gives,
the result is a magnificent mess
Other kinds of tests require human victims
most heroic probably are those who say
'Ah" for the dental technicians. All
new dental materials get their first try
outs in the mouths Of these volunteers.
A few of the Bureau tests are Hollywood
style spectaculars Now and then staff men,
bers carefully build house and furnish it
in detail. Then they set fire to the whole
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Heinz Tomato ketehvp Hos A Flavor That
Cont Be Copied! Its Mode According
To The Worlds Most vaIved Recipe
From Heinz "Aristocrot" tomatoes, Fine
Vinegar And Specially Selected Spices!
LUSCIOUS Heinz Ketchup has an old-fashioned
l. flavor that has never been equalled! We cook
it from "Aristocrat' tomatoes, fine vinegar and
spices our own buyers import from the Orient!
It's so txll-bodied just dash does wonders for
the simplest dishes! That's why so many women
keep bottle in the kitchen -one on the table!
R."u~1~ #<"3 Ba% F.e4-.
t~ Q4e@ WV COW o''"1 Nv!
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Mrs. Moore Denies
Whipping Husband in
Custody Case Fight

Mrs. Rose B. Moore has denied
in a paper filed in District Court
that she struck her former hus-
band, John A. Moore. 43, OF
Mount Airy, Md, with a whip to
prevent him taking their two
young sons with him when he
called at her home for them on
August Is.
Under an earlier court order,
Mr.. Moore has regular custody Of
the two children. John, II, and
James, 6. except during specified
periods in which they visit their
mother. One such period ended on
August Is.
Mr.. Moore recently filed a paper
in District Court through his at
torney, Charles Patton Henry,
asking that the former wife. Mrs.
Moore, SO. be found in contempt
of court for failing to return the
children to him at the end of their
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scheduled visit with her. Mr..
Moore accused the former wife OF
slamming the door in his face and
striking him with a whip when he
called for the boys at her resi-
dence, 766 Princeton place NV.
Denying his charges, Mrs. Moore
through her attorney, Nicholas j..
Chase, asked that Mr.. Moores
motion be dismissed. Also filed is
an affidavit of her older son, ex-
pressing a preference for remain
ing with his mother.
Attorney Chase recently filed a
paper in District Court stating
that the boys had refused to re-
turn to their father at the end OF
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the scheduled visit. He also seeks
regular custody In behalf Of their
mother, stating there has been a
change in circumstances since the
father was awarded regular Gus
tody. Mr.. Moore has remarked.
The affidavit filed in behalf OF
the boy declares:
when we are with my mother,
the days seem to 60 by real fast.
When we are On the farm Cat
Mount Airy, they seem to go
SLOW"
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Winono into the new season !. the long,
sIeeved bosc dress in roysn tissue foIlle,
beautifully moulded to the figure 55-or-less.
Buttons and lowered beIt-line accent panel
swing Black, grey or purple. Sizes z to 70.
JeiieFs-Nisses Dresses--Seeosd Floor, Sfress
Sapsr Spring. ShIlinsfon, ff73 Ce~s. Aps'
asd Bethesds
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Varied and Wonderful fur coQrs tunned yoke wing bump dopd
obot chn show whole series Of coo shouettes Tine
Wooensi
vVmont Muskrot
!" O~> S' ~ ~ ~ s7e75
with Wing COLOR Of Beoerssese pockets Beige hunter ereen
vine 10 l6 $7975
Wing collar buoned Booot brown" black or
hunters green broodcoh Sizes to IS $7975
JeUeR,-Coa CoIeeions-Thrd Floor. F Street
Also; 4473 Are, Bethesda
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3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
1O2O6 SUTHERLAND RID.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

OPEN SUN .-I-0 Z M.
This family had to buy a larger
home. And here is rare oppor-
tunity to buy lovely prewar
rambler in excellent condition with
lge. liv. rm. 21x15a: dining al
liv. porchi 3 bedrms.; IN baths:
lots Of closets. All on LIST fl. Full
hasn't. Lovely rec. rm. OIL h.-w.h.
Laundry rm., maids rm., 2-car ga
rage. Close to schs.. stores and
buses. Price drastically reduced to
S21. 800 Directions: Out Colesville
I'd. to Lorraine ave. e blks. beyond
Four Corners. left 1 blk to Suther-
land rd.. TT. to Open Sign. R. J..
SCOFIEI,D EXCL. rea1tor. 81. $500.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhp
SIT,VER SpRTNG NM

2l06 LUZERNE AVE.-Attractive Q
bedrm. brick bungalow. on lge. lot
contains liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., fully equipped kit, tiled bath,
stairway to insulated attic; Diet,
garage; full bsmt.. gas &C heat
screened porch; fenced rear yard;
price, $13.250 Shown by appt.
Call Mr.. Fairbairn, with CONNER g.
RYON, INC, exclusive agent. a21
18th st. nv. RE. 32l6; ewes, DE.
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Raffell Real Estate

Open l till SUM-: built for gracious
entertaining; near Nd U. and Hill
andale;. this beautiful home boasts
32x22 living rm. with beamed cell
ing and stone fireplace, crescent
dining rm., modern kitchen an6
pantry. den or bedrm. with tile
bath, LIST floor; 2 nice bedrms. and
master bedrm. on End floor; master
bedrm. has fireplace, bath and sur
deck; full bsmt.; h. VIII; hagstone
S10,950. Directions: Out N. II
ave. extended to University lane
turn right on University lane to
Riggs I'd. tTick-Tock), turn left or
Riggs I'd. to open sign. RIGGS &
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$1,000

CT, 81 ,UUU DOWN
Brick bungalow. expansion at
tic, fully insulated: corner lot
tile bath, full bsmt., storm
windows and screens: stove.
refrigerator, automatic wash
er, picket fence, fruit trees.
Be sure and see this as this
house has been reduced and is
much less than value.
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COLMAR MANOR

First H. 8 rms. firep1., bath: End d.,
8 rms. and bath, rent for $50 PEI
mo. Separate entrances. Full base
ment. Oil h.-w.h. Lge. front porch
Cor lot. Owners leaving town. Must
sell. Reduced to S12,950. Small
MILLER, UN. 2723; aves.. UN. 1855
1913 Baltimore ave. HyattsvtlIs
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5000 DALLAS AVENUE
4-ACRE ESTATE
FIRST TINE OFFERED
SILVER SPRING

Open 1-e pm. 1904 Walden I'd.
Sorry. We were unable to run a
picture of this lovely home. but take
our word for it, this is real value.
dec. rms. incl lst-f. den and pow
DIR rm., full dry bsmt., gas heat,
Venetian blinds. mirrored fireplace,
russo storm windows, roomy equip
ped kit. and located 2 blocks to
Grade schools. bus and shopping. See
this home and you will want to be
Drive out Colesville I'd. to FRANKLIN
ave-, right to Flower, right to
Wayne. left to Walden, left to home.
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SIU,7S
GI 2HS0 nnM,N

GI, N0U DOWN
3-bedrm. bungalow: full bsmt..
large liv. rm.. full-size din.
room, picket fence; COW. to
schools; $3.50 cash to CT.
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$4,000

Beautiful 2-story brick and
asbestos shingle, center-hall
plan; LIST floor, large liv.
room, full-sized din. room,
equipped kit: End floor, 3
bedrms.. tile bath: full bsmt.;
storm windows and screens.
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S14.750
LGE.. BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
6 rms. and lge. att. gar,
masonry rambler; corner lot
with bus at door. Features
tile bath 10x1O It. with 2
wash basins, step-down Hol-
lywood tub. all fixtures are
maroon; 20-ft. liv. rm. with
woodburning firepl., paneled
walls: 3 lge. bedrms., one of
which has " bath, 2 have
2 closets; very lge. kit. din.
rm. of knotty pine; new Sk-
#. electric refgr., INV. oil
h.; cow. location.
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peter ]. hagan
"a QSo

ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES
Diet. 2-story frame; Ist-fioor
Nv; rm., lge. bedrm.. small
bedrm. and kit: 2nd fioor.
hv.- nm, 9 lge. bedrms., kit
and bath; oil INV h, fully in
sulated, weatherstripped: apts.
partly furn.. renting for SO
per mo-: cow. location; live in
! apt. let other pay for home.
Very small cash payment to
veteran.
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$4,000

vi, pGUU DOWN
Beautiful all-brick corner bum
galow; large living room with
extra dining space. 2 large
bedrooms. full tile bath with
shower, mod. fully equipped
kitchen with ample cabinets
and refgr., utility room, large
beautiful shaded lot, new
streets; COW. location.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Open Ia pm. 1904 Elson Pl:. Hill
wood Manor; Just finished in the
most ideal type of home in this price
class. This smart rambler features
construction as we'll as cham; con-
tains 3 lovely bedrms Venetian
blinds gas heat Bsndix washer
window. equipped kit. and dec to
suit every ones taste. $4,000
May go GIL Drive out N. H. ave
to Erskin ave. right to 18th ave.
right to Elson. right to home
Raffell Real Estate
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND
Modern Home-h Acre

room with fireplace, full screened
porch of living room. Family size
dining room, complete kitchen with
dining area. 3 unusually large bed
rooms and large bath with shower.
Full basement. oil &C heat. with
the Colesyille area; close to the
Naval Ordinance Lab. and is Mont
gomery Countys best location;
priced at only S12.T5u with a mod
est cash payment Monthly pay
mentS are S59,15 including prin-
ciple. taxes and insurance Cal
Mr.. Conlon, MI. 5S2"., Ma. 4141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
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$6,950-FULL PRICEI
OPEN DAILY

Forest Hts. Homes-colonials, Cape
COO and English bungalows: large
wooded lot. all utiI.. prices and
Terms you can meet: Come out and
offer the home buyer. THROUGH
congress Hts. to Md. line, 3 blocks
to Oxon Hill I'd, left 8 blocks to
nome. r. A. FOSTER, LO. 3-S6s3.
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES

Owner offers attractive Eng
HSh-type home ttitle carries
membership in club) Of 4 bed
rooms. 3R baths, recreation
room. studio Living room, large
Kitchen, breakfast rm.. porches,
fagstone terrace, built-in ga
rage; located on "a acre of
beautifully Handicapped ground.
Call Owner, 10. 5-8439
AZ
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TEMPLE HILLS
5O76 SPRING DRIVE

UUTU OI ItIlNO UNIV 4
OPEN TODAY, 2 TIL
Beautiful brick bungalow, Diet. ga
rage with screened breezeway. large
liv. nm. with flrepI. din. rm.. cleo
trio kit; 2nd f., . spacious bedrms
and tiled bath fun bsmt. with
newly finished rumpus room. oil
&C. heat; I2-acre lot; $l7,960
Look for our open sign on Temple
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SEMlBUNGALOW- rms, OH.
R RFx,g garage 81 ideal legation. ACME
Assume 81 loan: $1,000 1S Ae dow. l csl
VA Y. 1,,s 5000 I'll 9 Pm; ROBERT s
EVANSVILLE, Md, WA. 1900. Oper
L eali' p rs sRnd BRICK X suH re-
#: l.r. with ftp, huge picture win.
b.rs., lighted walk-in closets, huge
rec. room space with open f.p.. In
bsmt.; copper plumbing, finished
stwy; to insulated expansion attic
h soqghe s1, in for additional rm ana
near bus and school in Riverdale
ate the value at $12.95O. CT APP
proved, Vet. may purchase with
i til co 9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
vic. EDMoNsToN RID. and pecatu,
st.-Completely renovated, rms
e. bedrms,l bungalow on lge. lot
: only $3.50. Should go CT, witt
monthly payments of approx. sos
M AR o FITZGERALD WA. 1854 OIL
BUNGALow. ss.76o-5 rms. bath
GREGORY & VINCENT. Real Estate
uN. clog; ewes. OIL. 1878. Sc
26 ACRES, 5-rm. house, cleo. and
running water, garage: 30-min. drive
to .. G. line. $500; $2,100 down
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN. 3214 Branch
ave. Sc, HI. 7700. ONCE open Sun.
1s aay coM NJ Il 100 IT. on salti.
more blvd. by 800 #. deep; neal
= Citizens Bank of Riverdale. large
houses on property. Priced for quick
sale. Call Mrs. Zimmerman, AP
0959. cox & CO. INC, UN. 1896
LOVELY BUNGALOW, rms. mod.
IA mi. D. c.. in Brandywine Hts
Price, S10,250. Assume CT loan
H. M, HUNTER, 40 Mass. ave. NV
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HYATTSVILI,E HTTIaS

attractive prewar 2-story frame home.
completely decorated, new-house
cond.; 1st D.. hy.. rm.. din rm., fully
rms. tiled bath; oil h.-w.h.; built in
garage, large lot; ideal neighbor-
hood: vacant: immed. poss.; priced
at $12.750; $4,000 down. balance
payable in one trust. Call
DUNN & CO., REALTORS
1898 R. !. ave, Mt. Rainier. nv.
004S. WA 4156, so
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CONTINUED o. Next PassJ
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Hillcrest Gardens, Sc.
SIG 28th Ave -S18 o5n

5119 18th Ave.-$18,25O
B:lck rambler, $500 cash, large
4Sc. lSt trust, very convenient
monthly payments, including taxes.
Expandable. This home is designed
tor quick and easy conversion TO 4
beorms. and 2 baths when you need
the additional space. 1t now has
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm.
with china cupboards: large de luxe
bath. basement; oak parquet floors;
gas heat. Directions: Out Branch
ave. Sc, across D. c. line to Cole
brooke dr.. right at our sign to
section and house.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
HI. 5447, HI. 4243, MA. 1879.
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$4,000

81. $500 DOWN
Lovely broom and bath bum
galow, expand. attic with
stairway, full bsmt. with laun-
dry lge. screened porch. hard
wood floors, beaut. lot with
driveway, paved street; conv.
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Raffell Real Estate
COUNTRY HOUSE

A picturesque. we'll planned country
house in perfect condition, 90 min
utes from WASHINGTON: bedrooms,
9 tile baths, large, bright living
room with view Of rolling hills; din
ing room. well-eouipped kitchen, ex-
cellent heating plant: two smaller
houses and 10 acres part OF
property. Priced at under $4,000
Call DE. 933S for further particu-
lars. HOWARD r. McPECK, 3236
Open Sunday ! Till Dark
1875 RICHIE-TAKOMA PIX.
Groom brick bungalow. Living rm.
with fireplace. dining I'M. copnulete
kitchen and bath ON LIST floor. Three
hedrms and bath on end floor.
Rear screened porch. Price S13,950.
Available for colored.
116 RICHIE-TAKOMA PIX.
Groom .stucco over masonry bunga-
low. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, bedrooms and bath on LIST
floor and one bedroom on second
floor. Price S11,s50. Available for
A. ]. KEss1NGER g. CO.
SH. 4544 zoos Bonifant st.
SILVER SPRING. MD. so
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SALES, INC
MA. 9141
BRICK BUNGALOW

OPEN SUNDAY ! TO DARK
THE FIRST TIME OFFERED
This lovely brick bungalow with ex-
pandable attic. full basement with
outside entrance. Ven. blinds, rift.
refgr., comb. storm windows and
ing room with fireplace. Schools
and transp. only one block. Well
financed with 4l2eo int. Don't miss
ibis. Will consider trade. To reach
Out Ga; ave. one block past Semi
nary I'd. and Ga. ave. to August
Mr. Guynn, EN- 1902.
Marshall J. Maple Co.
1924 l4th St. NV. DI. 3346.
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HOLMEAD REALTOR
SILVER SPRING

S65 PER Mo.-S12,95o
ORR gtf IKE to new p eas se he se!0q FIJI
bsmt.; Ige. lot: blk. to bus; vacant;
assume ~ CT trust. OWNER, WA
O74S. Directions: Drive out Ga. ave
IT miles past Silver Spring. shop
ping center TO Forest Glen rd.. turn
brook dr., left blks. to No. 10029.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
S11 75n

%4yVVV
We guarantee this is the
bargain buy in Radiant Valley.
a Subdivision Of attractiye
brick BUNGALOWS near Land
over, Md, less than 8 miles
from heart Of city; bus trans
portation to the corner. rive
rooms. bath, attic, gas heat.
electric refrigerator; vacant.
This home must be sold
cash talks here. Phone Mr.,
Blackwood, NO. 1897,
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TAKOMA PARK

New 3-bedrm. brick bungalow, excel.
location, mr.. transportation and
stores; price, $4,000. MORRISON
AGENCY. sH. 1897; eyes,. IN. 3o66.
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TRADE CONSIDERED
BEAUTIFUL CHEVERLY
O71s RIII EIIrIs1If AVN

. OWNER GOING SOUTH
Has given me his fine Groom home
on 1rgraham st. in Hyattsville. 8
large porches. full bsmt., oil h.-wh.,
brick fireplace in liv. rm; lovely
grounds. A real bargain at S1l,a50.
To inspect, call Mrs. Walter, UN.
1871. COX & CO., INC. uN. 1926.
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MT RAINIER.

Live, rent free. in this 6la-room
bungalow, suitable for 4 or 2 fam
flies; kitchens; income from i apt.
will make monthly payment; auto.
oil heat, large yard; 8 blkS. from
shopping center, streetcar, bus ter
school. $3.50, terms. Cali after
IN m I'M 1904
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ASKING SIT, 500
Beautiful corner lot. con-
tanning over 10000 So. it.
ground. Large detached home.
offering 3 twin-size bedrooms
and study on End floor: living
room with fireplace dining
room, kitchen and breakfast
room on LIST. Owner has moved
to Florida and must sell.
TO REACH: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. extended 4 mi. past
D. c. line to traffic light, left
! block to Elm, left on Elm to
sycamore ave. right to house
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY co.
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MAKE AN OFFER on this adorabl.
attic, full bright bsmt. tile bath
oil h-w.h.: in peri. cond; located
mr.. Md. Univ. Must be sold at once
Best offer will take IL For further
information please call PERRY BOS
WELL, INC, WA. 1900. Open til
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bungalow.
new bath and kitchen. young Or
chard. 1ia-acre lot: only $3.50:
easy terms. Open Sunday . to g.
Turn right at bank. 4th house on
left. JAMES E. MAHONEY, new
address,, 1913 l4th st. NV. HU.
CAMP SPRINGS-Spanish type bun
galow with 5 rms. and bath, electric
kitchen. oil heat; price, SlO.75O,
terms. LEIGH c. KELSEY, Jr., 1910
Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1880 or Ii. ALTA.
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Suitland: Attention GIs

NO DOWN PAYMENT
5-room asbestos bungalow: liv. rm.
din. rm.. kitchen, 2 bedrms.. bath
price. $9,950; $50 per mo. Call MR.
MARKEY ST. 1903: Sat. and Sun
HI. 1879. 80
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nv. hEN51NIl YIN.
Beautiful Diet. home. nice liv. rm.,
lg. modern kitchen dinette, . bed
rms, bath. floored attic with dormer
in perfect cond. Only SiO.950.
ST 800 cash. Bal under S67 mo-,
incl. payments on home. insur. and