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Evening star., 1949-08-22
German Communists
Who Oppose Russia
Form New Party
Message Of Support
Sent to Tito in His
Dispute With Soviet
By the Associated Press

BERLIN. Aug. %. German
Communists who hate Russia
formed a new splinter party today
and promptly sent Yugoslav Pre-
mier Tito a message of support.
A spokesman for the group
claimed 1000 active members in
the Russian zone of Germany and
another 600 in the Western Sec
tors of Berlin.
Fifty former members of the
Communist Party and Socialist
Unity Party (SED) announced
they had broken away at a meet
ing in the French sector of Berlin
and were forming a Free Com
munist Party"
Reject Dictatorship.
Karl-Heinz Scholz, 4l-year -old
engineer and veteran German
Communist underground cam
paigner, told a reporter in an
interview:
I'VE have formed to fight i'm
perialist bolshevism. The so-called
internationalism of Soviet Russia
is a fraud. We reject any plans
for dictatorship over the people. -
1t was the first report of Ger
man Communist revolt against
Soviet domination similar to the
breakaway last year of Marshal
Tito in Yugoslavia.
Scholz said the Free Communist
Party (FKP), like Tito's Com
munists, will continue to support
MARKHAM Communism, but resist
any dictation from the Kremlin.
Yugoslavia was expelled from
the Cominform Communist In
ternational Information Bureau)
last summer for "nationalistic'
deviations from the line laid down
by Russia.
Was Reichstag Fire Suspect.
Scholz. jailed by the Nazis in
1888 as a suspect in the Reich
stag fire case, said Soviet sector
authorities have put a price OF
10000 east marks (about $70O on
his head. He lives in a French
sector apartment, with steel-rein-
forced doors and barred windows.
The rebellious Communist said
FKP leaders were hiding guns and
ammunition in the Soviet zone Of
Germany for armed resistance to
the Russians.
He declared he had sure and
definite information from our
underground sources" that Russia
is planning to proclaim a Soviet
dominated East German state in
September.
when that happens. he added.
"only revolution can then
bring about unif1cation of Ger
many. We will be prepared for
that necessity.
Hopes to Be Major Party.
The group said it hoped to
branch out and become a major
party by appealing to Germans
who favor Communism but reject
Russian domination.
The adopted slogan is "a union
of all German Communists e.
jecting Soviet Imperialism
The West Berlin city govern
ment will be asked to grant a
license.
The FKP would be modelled
after the original Communist
Party of the early 1920s in Ger
many. The delegates adopted a
red flag with the party initials.
A semiweekly newspaper. Die
Rote Fatne (the red fiag), will
be published.
This was the name Of the Com
munist organ during the days Of
the Weimar Republic. \
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Program Fights
Aggression, He
Tells VFW
fTert OF Trumdn's Address
On Page A-4J
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. 22.-Presi-
dent Truman fought back today
against advocates of cut in his
$1,450,000,000 foreign arms aid
program, declaring that peace
"can not be bought cheaply."
He carried his case for Senate
restoration of the cut before
thousands of cheering delegates
to the Golden Jubilee Convention
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
in fag-bedecked. bunting -draped
Dinner Key Auditorium.
The auditorium, time
hangar seating 10000 persons, was
crowded to overf1owing as Mr..
Evening star., 1949-08-22

Truman entered to the strains of
Hail to the Chief"
In a world upset by Soviet pres
sure, he said, the arming of
friendly nations is part of the
price of peace"
Asks Immediate Approval.
He asked approval of funds to
give military aid to democracies
without delay"
The President drove to the
auditorium from the airport
through crowds lining highways
who waved and cheered him on.
Mr.. Truman's staff included
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughn, Army
aide. Senator Pepper, Democrat.
of Florida, welcomed the Presi-
dent with Gov. Fuller Warren and
shook hands warmly with Gen.
Vaughn.
Mr.. Truman emerged from his
plane, the Independence. amid the
thunder of 21-gun presidential
salute and the. applause of about
1000 veterans and spectators.
Pepper Encourages Vaughn. :
Senator Pepper first greeted the
President. then shook hands with
Gen. Vaughn, who has been under
fire in the five-percenter investi-
CATION in Washington.
I'D like to shake hands with
you in Florida" said Senator
Pepper. IT want you to know we
are for you"
The encourage left the airport
for the smile ride to Dinner Key
with Mr.. Truman in a cream con-
vertible, fanked by Clyde A. Lewis
of Plattsburg, N. Y. the VFW
senior vice commander, and Gov.
and Mrs. Fuller Warren of Florida.
The President planned to return
to Washington Immediately after
his 15-minute talk.
In his address to the VFW, Mr..
Truman described the goal of the
arms program as prevention of
aggression.
eve are not armlng ourselves
(see TRUMAN, Page A-40
Evening star., 1949-08-22
n. Y. Central 10 Call Back
1900 From FurIough
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Approx-
imately $500 New York Central
locomotive shop employees who
have been on furlough since June
13 will be recalled to work Sep
tember s, the railroad announced
today.
Shops and number Of employees
affected are West Albany, N. Y,
GOT workers; Collingwood, Ohio.
657; Beech Grove, Ind, SOL; St.
Thomas, Ontario, 200: Urbana,
ILL.,, 40, and the Elkhart Qnd)
foundry, IS. =
Evening star., 1949-08-22
French Troops Check
Forest Fires as Death
Toll Mounts 10 Is
Nations Worst Disaster
Since War Wipes Out
Villages in Southwest
By the Associated Press

BORDEAUX, France, Aug. 22.-
Raging forest fires have killed at
least 78 persons in this southwest
corner of France.
The fires, worst disaster to strike
France since the war. wiped out
whole villages in their sweep over
an area about 20 miles wide and
30 miles deep.
Early today the army said it
had the blaze under control but
that troops were still pouring tons
of water on the hot, smouldering
embers.
AS soon as the ruins cool. troops
and civilian workers will comb
through the burned 100000 acres
IN search of possible victims.
Seventy-eight bodies already have
been recovered.
Soldiers Among Dead.
The dead include both soldiers
and civilian f1reflghters trapped
by sudden shifts of wind and
burned to death fighting the
flames which roared through the
great pine forests stretching from
here to the Spanish frontier.
Paul Ramadier, national defense
minister. rushed here to command
the f1reflghters. Paris firemen
sped $40 miles from the capital
to help combat the fires which
followed a summer long drought.
In the village of Cestas IS
charred bodies were laid out in
the town hall. Weeping families
identified the victims and waited
for more bodies to be brought in.
One of the victims was Pierre
Giraudeau: A, Mayor of the vii
lage of Saucats, 10 miles south of
Bordeaux. who died trying to res
cue trapped soldiers.
The disaster was believed to
have been touched off by a fire m
a sawmill at Saucats-
Auriol Urges Aid for Victims.
President Vincent Auriol, in
Southern France on a vacation,
called on all responsible agencies
to aid the homeless.
Newspapers compared the scene
of the fleeing villagers to the 1910
flight from advancing German
troops. They said the roads were
jammed with families escaping
with all their movable belong
ings.
Mr.. Ramadier visited Cestas
and the village Of Marcheprime
this morning. There are six
bodies at Marcheprime and seven
more at Bordeaux.
One of the firefighters said the
worst blow fell yesterday at Ces-
tas.
I'VE lit a counterfire which was
very successful. We rested a lit
tie and even got a quick bite to
eat. Suddenly the fire flared up
again. It was terrible.
1--WE never seen anything like
it. In an hour it had advanced
la monstrous distance. It was like
Ia spectacle out of hell as the fire
advanced toward us. 1t was in
that whirlpool of fire that most
of them died."
Evening star., 1949-08-22

Retort DefiantIy
ToSoviet Threat
Russia Is Declared
Keeping Citizens in
YugosIovio as Spies
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 22.-The white
hot war of words between Yugo-
slavia and Russia grew more in
tense today as Marshal Tito's
supporters hurled defiant coun-
tercharges at the Soviets.
In answer to a Russian threat
to take effective measures" to
protect Russian citizens in Yugo-
slavia, the Yugoslav Communist
organ Borba accused the Soviets
of using these citizens as spies.
Borba. mouthpiece of Tito's
government, said the Russian note
was full of vile language, insults
and threats" and was delivered in
an insulting fashion. The Rus
sian protest was delivered to
doorman at the Yugoslav Foreign
Ministry at 5 am.
Accused of Double Crossing.
Yugoslavia also replied yester-
day to Soviet note of August II
which said Yugoslavia was an
enemy of the Soviet Union.
The Yugoslav reply to her erst-
while Cominform mentor accused
Russia of a double-cross in drop
ping her support of Yugoslav
claims for Austrian territory.
The feud between the Russians
and Tito dates back to June. 1948.
when the Yugoslav Reds were
thrown out of the Cominform
Communist International In
formation Bureau) for deviation
from Moscow-type Marxism. The
Yugoslavs were charged with anti
Soviet nationalism.
The split has widened percep-
tibly since Tito, subjected to an
economic boycott by the Comm
form nations, has made overtures
to the West for money and sup
plies
Regime Compared to Frances.
Russia, meanwhile. has used
Tito's attempts to get help from
the West as the basis for charges
that Yugoslavia was aligning her
self with Western "imperialists." !"
The most recent Russian note
went even further and compared
Tito's regime with that of Gen.
eralissimo Franco in Spain.
Tito has steadfastly refused to
knuckle under to the Kremlin
and has publicly warned that his
army is prepared to fight any
invader.
The latest Yugoslav retort to
Moscow and the Borba editorial
were made public here by Tan
jug, the official Yugoslav news
agency.
The note said the Kremlin had
sold out YIgoslav claims to
Carinthia, a part of Southern
Austria which has a large Slovene
population, in order to get the
Western powers to agree to Rus
sian claims to German assets in
Austria.
Mistreatment Claimed.
Saturdays Russian note on
claimed mistreatment of Soviet
citizens in Yugoslavia said the
Soviet citizens had been sub
jected to unlawful arrests and
beatings'' because they were
friendly to the U. S. S. R. threat
ened to bring to account" per-
secutors of Soviet citizens.
Borba said persons who honor
Yugoslav laws are living in the
country undisturbed.
Some Russians in Yugoslavia,
however. Borba said, were in
veigled for Soviet intelligence
service against Socialistic Yugo-
slavia."
The Soviet note had charged
Russian citizens were arrested for
spreading the Cominform resolu-
ton denouncing Yugoslav Com
&C.. TTTO poro Aol
Evening star., 1949-08-22

(See ARMS, Page A-3l
Evening star., 1949-08-22

(See FIvE-PERCENTERS, A-3.)
Evening star., 1949-08-22

(See TITO, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1949-08-22

(See B-36, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1949-10-12
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Evening star., 1949-10-12
SANDY SPRING

COMPLETE 1O-ACRE ESTATE
First Offering Of beautiful and
authentic center-hail colonial 'dvel.
ling OF unusual charm, in q perfect
setting Of magnificent oaks and dog.
wood. The land has q frontage OF
$50 feet and Is enclosed BY white
board fenca. Circular driveway. The
noor plan Of the main house is most
pleasing, with its interesting archi-
tectural detail. There are gener-
Gus size rooms, 2 modern tile baths.
plus f1rst-fioor powder room: dre-
places with period mantels In living
room (24x16 and master bedroom
(2Ox15). Beautiful dining room with
built-in cabinet. Other features in
clude: clear white oak flooring,
modern heating plant with oil
unit. terrace Oh living room, wide
entrance hall extending through
house. rear stairway, butler'g pantry,
huge closets; in addition, there is an
attractive tenant house Of 5 rooms
and bath, barn to accommodate 2
horses. 2 cws. hayloft, 2-car garaEe,
walk-in desp freeze. machine shed,
2 modern chicken houses. smoke
house. well houses. modern brick
kennels and incinerator. All build
ings in excellent condition: ade-
auate fencing. Outstanding value at
WILLIAM M. CANDY. REALToR
Nile BLDG. RE. 1882; ewes. .Wo.
OLE -12
Evening star., 1949-10-12
lYlAkp SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp

BRICK COLONIAL - Priced under
$4,000; 8 rooms, tiled bath. fun
basement. oil heat. side porch, good
Gs lSeat1Sn va 1900 a eqnvsnlent m SoRsRT GesysTly
BEAUTIFUL. RADIANT VALLEY
heat is. wonderful buy. Immediate
nBLANKEN n5, & PRESS, INC, ST.
NEAR uN1vERsITY-Mod.. 3.bed-
porches, lge. level lot. built-in gar,
priced to sell quickly at S1395n;
RRs1rS Efssi sasS l.. fa5E PRINGE fIs GE3RaEs, iS9
in liv. rm., full. dry bsmt.. oh. w.
heat. lge. expansion attic with dor
mers. This home is immaculate and
situated on lge. level lot. close to
sERRY ehFssSo BosWEL %Sst sell Nt G! Wa 4Sod Gs
CAFE COD. M. MARYLAND UNIV
$1,000 down. will buy this lovely D.
rm. Cape Cod. . bedrms., full bsmt..
corner lot. Mr.. schools. transp. and
WNI pTise $4,000: IS9 can 5pE PEREY a. Bosi 8;
& nm 10
BRICK .-sroRY with bright etner-
Gus rms. and bone-dry bsmt., fea-
lures gas h.-wh.. lovely tiled bath
and lge: fenced lot. Def1es compari-
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO. WA.
5000 till 8. ID
s-room home, 5 bedrms. 2 FIRE
places; garage; 3 large chicken
houses; many fruit trees; deep
freeze unit. This property is an un-
@ ca PsRRY ssESs9 p9s fa tf fNc fse
WA. 450O. Open til s pm. IL
OAK SPRINGS
Beautiful cor. brick bunga.: most i'm
pressive floors you have seen are in
this well-built home; : bedrms. and
full tile bath; lge. kitchen with
plenty OF cabinets plus stove and
refgr; Priced to fit your pocketbook
$s2 mo, Incl taxes and insur.;
$2.1O0 down to non-veterans, Sb7
mo. incl. taxes and insurance.
VILLA HEIGHTS
Brick ck. bungalow aI g On corner corner lot with with
aoorsd attic; 'es eauip' Kitchen. lse.
$500 DOWN
6-rm. brick. 3 lovely lxe. bedrms.
fun tile bath. family-size din. rm..
very desirable location. Terms to
non-vet or vet with $1,000 cash. II
you are looking for a 2-story home.
don't fail to see this.
WE HAVE SEVERAL HOMES FOR
VETERANS. NO DOWN PAYMENTS,
S62 MONTH.
peter 4. hapan
Realtor. 3S41 34th ST. ne. UN S5S5,
WA. 1857. once open 8 till 9. -l3
Evening star., 1949-10-12
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

QUICK WILL be the action in buy.ng
your house for cash. MITCHELL |.
9gIcK, ,S ST. 573l; sI7aS "a $4ls1 = g. u, 10.
ment property is what you desire,
esll r. A. HuMPHRIEs: Realtor,
appraisais. Results since 1919.
CALL US FOB 6 CASH sHrsg oFFER. IiI s tsee
Will Vii FAY; Fay CASH for your house, any
ored. Du; s55s; ewes. sH. $500;
nice bungalow, Cape Cod. or 2-story
brick home with 2 or 3 bedrooms
on On spy Tske%s s1Hd isston psk a Il sysT s'tn
Soli.A MAI MARsHAhL ! wAPLE CO,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
4S-hour settlement. JAMES CAR
ROLL. 10. 2-040o, eyes. AK. SOLO.
PVT. PARTY wants or 3 bedrm.
home in nearby Md. Will pay cash,
I HAVE 4 BUYER with $4,000 cash
for 2 row house In Petworth. ., MR.
WEST OF 16th ST.-2-sty. DC no,
With yIs EXTRA Ise, dTsw draw rp n, wAadpo VALE
AL HHREls casH Al oNoi sais for 81 Your lfs' B. C.
house. frame or brick, large o.
small; condition immateriaL Boz
60, Rockville, Nd.
WE WANT TO BUY = nice 3 or
bedroom home IN a nice location;
have all cash. Box 295-c. Star; 12'
ALL CASH. for small or med. home
within two or three miles Of Hyatts-
Vile. Owners only. HY. 5611.
IMMEDIATE SALE for modern. clean,
3-5 bedroom home in good Sc. or
ne. location. Mrs. Cox, vi. Sl36
or ST. 1868. -13
HAVE A CLIENT willing to invest
$4,000 cash IN 4-bedrm;. or
3 bath home; must have a lse. liv.
rrN., din. r.n.. modern kit, den and
powder rm., Is: A.; prefer good NV.
location, south of Bradley blvd: and
west of 16ta st Please call RIGGS
& CO. EN-. 2345 or TO. 5627. ask
LIsTINGs WANTED-If you expect
the best, get expert appraisal and
experienced home salesmen> We
have rendered this service for over
25 years in D. c., nearby Md. and
Va. Eve. phone Georgia 5000.
L T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918
X st. nv, Ma. 0753.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. (cent. i,

SOME ENCHANTED EVENING later
on may be too late to buy this coy
restored Sil. Spg. home. packed with
charm and quaint treatment at
modernly equipped kitchen and a
terms. R; P. RIPLEY. Realtor. 81.
Gill It'll, III 8 Pm; o,.., ..,o.,
twin bed size bedrms., large closets.
fuil basement: si0.s5o. No down
payment to approved purchaser. Go
out Georgia ave. extended to 1l70O
blk. and Arcola ave. turn left to end
model home BY Melwood. Open
and lishted IL noon to pm. Elk.
SUBURBAN HoME-s6oo down. On
beautiful lo-acre lot. near schools
noa noa t5an:p s i aesssssa s1RsaH SvEsT sa
3-BEDRM., ALL-BRiCK Colonial
Sl1.95O Fireplace. screened porch,
GO GI, Cali now. sH. 349o. or eyes,
ssFAMiI1 sFEi lily BARcA1Ns-s1s,e5o and
S14.a5O. Just reduced. Easy terms,
kEAt ssl; EsT4TE Sksns sH. ST. !l9s u Hn' q 3:
BEST BUNGALOW BUY-All brick,
slate roof, beautiful corner lot;
street-level ;first floor with no steps;
pansible attic. iuil basement. ga
rage. gas h.-w.h.: splendid location
in Bethesda. near Wis. ave. and
Lady OF Lourdes CATHOLIC Church;
priced or quick sale. FRANK 8
PpHHILLLdIPs, DI. l41l; ewes" call
LiTTLE VISION IS REQUIRED to
appreciate the value in this fine
home In Bethesda; all brick, prewar
Colonial. with heavy slate roof: oc
level lot 60x 3d. fully inelosed: three
full tile baths on 2nd floor; huge
concrete. screened porch across en-
tire back of house; full basement;
table space in kit, ample closets;
Saraee; needs complete redecoration;
same M e0nssss pTaed nsknr sisbS Swapss pSAHK tx
s. PH1LLiPs, D1. i:'; i9ii: ewes. 1 cali
3 N NV sobs: Bk1ck RAMBlERs, contain.
Ing 3 bedrooms: , baths, garage; To-
Gated in Bethesda area. Priced
c0i t5om wi Se4i ss6o sG9 to $4,000. IA HALL
NEW BRICK BUNGALow-Bethesda
Md. rooms. fireplace, porch, base
ment, expandable attic. Only $14,-
$50: HALL CO. WI. $3.50. -15
OWNER LEAVING TOWN-It's the
truth! Must sell. Reduced from
SI3,950 to Si2.5OO. Charming 5 rm.
Z story; det. brick. Many extras,
Beaut. dec. big. corner lot. Located
of N. H. ave, extended. Assume
~, GI loan. payable $500 mo.
with small down payment. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE SH. 1103 til 9.
BRICK RAMBLER, with 3 nice bed
rms just completed. Nicely loc. OF
N. H. ave- in beaut Hillwood Manor.
Nay Nay, g GO, GI; en $1,000; R!.AAFFELL
THE HAMLET. white Cape Cod on
lovely corner lot. Spacious reception
hall: large dining room and delisht-
full living room (26x15) with = large
picture windows. adjoining screened
porch. Paneled library and "a bath.
Spacious kitchen with dinette space.
Screened breezeway. large enough
for summer meals, to Gear brick
garage. Excellent terms to reliable
purchaser. Ewes. and Sun cali. 10.
3-e370. Exclusively with METZLER.
Realtor-Builder. 1106 Vermont ave.
NV. DI. $500: u
~ Bo ~
Evening star., 1949-10-12
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. WEDNESDAY, October u, IS
SUBURBAN sALE-vtRGIkIA

1O2O ~ 13D1A4S1o y
to Wilson blvd. bus,
shops and churches; 3 bedrm. bum
galow, equip. kit, oil h.-wh., with
4 rm. apt. fully furn.; corner lot
75xl25: liberal terms. OK. 0945.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

Detached brick, 5 turn. apts.. each
with kit. and tiled bath; oil heat
occupancy for family and collect
S140 monthly for other apts. Price
tneludn,ns furns $l4'gS9;x cash;
Evening star., 1949-10-12
! SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

$4,000, Nr. st. Bernadette's
Corner; rms. with bath. fireplace.
brick and J; M, Law. and shower in
bsmt.; lge. landscapeu lot. For de-
tails. call DE. OT0O till = pm.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
SUBURBAN. sAlE-MARYLAkr
Silver Spring Bungalow

Close-in: 5 rooms on 1st f.; finished
room in attic. Beautiful lot 75x2O0.
Priced at $I2,500 with excellent A.
nancins. Call Mr.. Engle. GE. $3.50,
with BEITZELL, DI. 3l00.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
! TNCI, TAXES

$66.66 MO. INCL. TAXES
On. Payment of Only 171a%
CONVENIENT TO BOILING FIELD
Attractive brick semidet. home; shaded
lot, in a practically new neighbor-
hood, COW. to shopping and bus;
g rms, tile bath, full bsmt..- gas
heat; a recommended value at S12,-
800. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI.
7140; ewes. OR. 1893 or OR. 52S6.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
BE SMART

Put your rent money to work for
Cod house. Has Z bedrms., tile bath,
expan. attic, full dry bsmt. Close to
bus, shopping, good schools. S12,25O
full price. $500 cash down to vets.
Call RE. $3.50 80.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

IbUg FO5I DUPONT 81. BE.
Lovely prewar brick, 6 rooms, bath,
room; gas a.-c. heat. owner wants
quick sale. Terms to suit you.
Shown by appt. Mr.. Martufi, DU.
Oil. or Mr.. Sweeney, TW. 0459
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, Realtor, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1949-10-12
VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
!. CARLYLE de LOZIER
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhlA

ALEXANDRIA-Row brick 50. $1,000
blvd: bedrooms. full dining room
down; d,,,s 3 bedrooms, lovely front from
Rfzlr2s. RRSa y! .tl5 . Mt J. Vernon Il nosos afs
Alexandria. Va. ID
ALExANDRIA-2-story, No, 341.
$500. Located between Shirley
hwy. and Alexandria. 4 bedrooms
front porch; a-acre lot. Open
5al5 ri MT. vernon MoroN sye. Aleaahd1ls aaAdTs
AsIINGToN-Bungalow e44 $500
down; 3 bedrooms, lovely front
porch. lots. of shade trees, auto
@atif tii oil heat; ot %oT@N 5oSloe ep.fRY 9Psp
s4i5' Mt. Vernon ma ave" Alex Va
BEVERLY HILLS bedrms., 2
bathsa complete home in every
way. !: FULLER GROOM REALTY
CO., OK. or CH. 44S7.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1bO. Jus.
finished. $1,000 down: q ped
sGae%s living o TGom Ssa with ov rega'5 5sS5
RR1Lrs RRfa ~ a415 p Mt: j. vernon i noaoN ays
ENGLESlDE-Brick Bungalow 137
$1,000 down; about / year old; s
rooms. 2 bedrooms. large living
room, hardwood floors. sitting on "a
Moron. REALTy.s a4i6 III MT. Yer.
non ave. Alexandra. Va. Ia
JEFFERSON MANOR-For sale by
owner, $4,000 down; total S11,5O0.
1st trust, .$S,714 at 4co, 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 8 pm. and all day Sat. and
Sun IA
4-RM. HOUSE. cleo, outbuildings,
spring, stream, 10 acres, As min
D. c. Look 1t over and make offer
No information on phone. G. T.
McNAB, 115 Hillwood ave, Falls
A SMALL NURSERY in operation for
= more than 90 years, good house,
nee: outbuildinss, spring, stream.
er transferring most Of stock to lee.
farm. VIII sell on liberal terms far
less than it's worth. Investigate by
coming to lis Hillwood ave. Falls
Church, FA. 1906. G. T. McNAB
BUSINESS AND HoME-SI, 900 CASH
3,bedroom brick home; all newly
decorated. Small store, equipped
for groceries and meat. Gas pump;
Evening star., 1949-10-12
ONCE A YEAR
Gil. 2100. OK. 1243. lis
VETS-S85O DOWN


6-rm. brick Colonial. walking distance
to Univ. Of Md. Lge. level lot, in
the new Univ. Hills Subdivision fmin.
size lot $500 SO. it,; nrepl.. in liy.
rm., Compensated din. rm., fully
equipped dream kit. 8 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
on terms of S87.20. plus taxes and
ins.? Also several excellent fnanc-
ing and trade plans for civilian,
Salesman on premises daily from 4
pm. to dark and on week ends from
l p.m., To reach: These homes are
located on Stanford st. tone blk.
south Of Univ. lane and Colesville
rd). For further Information. call
WA. 5000 daily until 8 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
5s04 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville.
Nd WA 5000. Open Daily and
Sunday pm,
Evening star., 1949-10-12
SILVER SPRING

1905 BRISTOL AVE.
Open daily, 2 to 6 pm. Bungalow
on lge. Handicapped lot. Liv. rm,
very lge. kit, . bedrms.. bath.
Stairway to unfinished attic: full
bsmt. Priced for quick sale. To
reach: out Colesville rd., left on
Forest Glen rd. 5 blks.. left on
Bristol ave. to house. E. r. BOYN-
TON CO., OR. 0S00: ewes, OR.