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Evening star., 1949-08-24
Personnel
Continued From First Pa

NOIltlIluCu lOl1l I II oU uSS''
sonnel reduction set for the gun
factory here, the Navy also was
ordered to make the following re-
ductions in this area:
Naval Ordnance Plant. Alexan-
dria, GIG; Regional Accounts Of
flee, 80: Headquarters Potomac
River Naval Command. S; Code
and Signal Laboratory. Is; Pur-
chasing Office, 3; Office of Naval
Officer Procurement. 4: Bureau Of
Aeronautics Material Representa-
tive, 20; Navigational Instrument
Repair Facility. Naval Observa-
tory, Is; School of Naval Intelli-
gence. S; Bureau of Personnel, 40:
Bureau of Yards and Docks. 20;
Receiving Station. 13; Naval Pow
der Factory, Indianhead, Md. 100,
and Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak. 1T.
Also there will be a reduction
of 80 employees at the Naval Acad-
emy College Preparatory School
at Bainbridge, Md. which is being
inactivated.
Here is the breakdown on how
the personnel in the Army De-
partment here will take place:
Adjutant General Depot, g.;
Arlington Hall Station. 81: Arling-
ton Cemetery. 80; Armed Forces
Special Weapons Project, 4; Army
Audit Agency. 2; Army Command
and Administration Commission
Agency. 6; Army Map Service, s.;
Army Medical Center. 311; Army
Medical Laboratory. 4; Army In
stitute of Pathology. 4; Beach
Erosion Board. /; Board of En-
gineers for Rivers and Harbors,
50: Army Finance Office. 6; Fort
Myer. 70: Headquarters of the
Military District of Washington.
II: National War College, IL:
Officer Procurement and Integra-
ton Branch. II; Personnel Re-
search Section. Adjutant Generals
Office, 10; Washington Engineer
District, IT'S. and Washington
Quartmaster Depot, %.
Also Chief of Staff Area. 1854:
Civil Functions. Corps of Engi-
neers, II: Adjutant General. 125;
Chief Of Chaplains. /: Provost
Marshal General. 1: Surgeon Cen
eral. IA; Corps of Engineers. Mill
tary Functions, 4; Quartermaster
General, 253, and Chief Signal
Officer, 43,
Evening star., 1949-08-24
1872 Midshipmen Stort
Air Cruise Today
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. IT.
Explaining in the flying boat Caro-
line Mars, 1872 midshipmen start
today on a transcontinental air
cruise.
The trip is the third of four air
tours arranged as part of the sum-
mer aviation training program for
second classmen duniors). First
stop will be Patuxent (Md.) Air
poSo
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Battle Will Take Part
In Budget Hearings,
Tuck Announces
By the Associofsd Press

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. "a
Gov. Tuck said yesterday that
John S. Battle of Charlottesville,
in the Democratic pri-
mary for Governor. would take
part in a series of budget hearings
throughout the State beginning in
Mr.. Battle, chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee and a
of the Governors Ad-
visory Board on the Budget. re-
signed from the Senate after the
recent primary.
Gov. Tuck also disclosed he is
inviting Speaker of the House G..
Alvin Massenburg of Hampton
and Delegate Charles Louderback
of Page to 60 on the tour.
Mr.. Massenburg was defeated
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Five Bus-Line Shifts
Begin in HyattsviI|e,
Takoma Park Sunday

Five changes in Capital Transit
Co. bus routes in the Takoma
Park -Hyattsville areas. including
establishment of one cross-coun-
try line, will go into effect Sun
day. it was announced today.
The new route will be desig-
mated the E-4 Ager road line
while changes will be made in
the K-4 Chillum express; KS
New Hampshire avenue suburban;
F-6. Sargent road-Green Mea-
dows. the Ga, Queens Chapel
lines.
The new Route E-4 will operate
between Lewisdale and Eastern
avenue and Queens Chapel road,
via Riggs road, Ager road. and
Queens Chapel road. 1t will pro-
vide direct service to points in the
District. by connection to Route
F-4. Michigan avenue line. at
Eastern avenue.
Crosstown Service.
A new crosstown service for the
residents of the Takoma -Hyatts-
vile area will be furnished by the
extension of the Route KS line
eastwards from New Hampshire
avenue to Mount Rainier terminal
along Chillum road, La Sale
street, and Queens Chapel road to
Twenty-f1fth street. and then
along and replacing the route of
the present CA line. Northwards
along New Hampshire avenue,
Route KS will be extended from
it's present terminal at Norwood
drive to lebanon street, north
of University lane.
Operation of Route KS along
New Hampshire avenue between
Eastern avenue and Longfellow
street in the District will be dis,
continued. with service in that
area to be furnished by the ex-
tension of Route K-4 to the Mary
land line. Riders transferring be-
tween Routes K-4 and KS will
do so at New Hampshire and
Eastern avenues instead of at New
Hampshire avenue and Longfel-
low street.
ca Route Extended.
With the conversion Of that
portion of Ga line between
Queens Chapel road and Twenty
fifth street and Mount Rainier
terminal to Route Ks, Route
G-4 will be extended southerly
along Queens Chapel road to
Eastern avenue. A connection
with the Route F-4, Michigan
avenue line and a means of travel
between West Hyattsville and
points in the District will be pro-
vided. the company said.
That portion of Route F-6
which operated within Maryland
will be discontinued. Patrons in
that area will have access to the
new cross-county service and to
several transfer points for con-
nection to District lines by the
extension of Route KS along
Chillum road and the establish
ment of Route E-4 along Ager
road, the company said.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
FOUND

FOR LOST or unwanted animals, can
DOG, black, male. friendly, found at 36th
and Reservoir I'd NV, S/22/49. 1l:30
pm, lying tn street; dog better. Emerson
s3S0.
NEPORT ABANDONED ANIMALS to THE
The Animal Protective Association, Axmin-
eter 1880 or Lockwood 55-082Sa
TOY MANCHEsTER, black, found vic.
14th and Chaplin SITS. NV. CO. 1883
otter 6:30.
WHITE MALE SPITZ, found Sunday in
Sc. wash Quartermaster Depot, D. c.
l446. Cali TE. 2430.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Rio Gronde Bill Passed

The House passed and sent to
the Senate a bill authorizing de-
velopment by the United States
and Mexico of hydroelectric power
at Falcon Dam, on the Rio Grande
River.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Economy
Continued From First Page.)
: to slash military spending.

plans to dismiss another $1,000
by November 1.
The armed forces will cut back
on military personnel as we'll as
civilians under Secretary john
sons economy plan. Within the
next two or three months 12.073
Reserve officers will be sent back
to inactive status-5,787 Army,
3,157 Navy and 1929 Air Force.
Overseas Stations Affected.
Overseas the Navy will lose its
air stations at Roosevelt Roads.
Puerto Rico: Kaneohe, Hawaii,
and Coco Solo. Canal Zone.
Other major cuts in civilian
employment will include:
Marine Corps air station. Ell
Toro, Santa Ana, Calf, reduced
1,165, from 2,056 to SOL.
Navy shipyard at Boston re-
duced 1874. from 1894 to 1920.
Naval shipyard. Portsmouth,
N. H., reduced 1,240, from 5,340 to
400.
Philadelphia naval shipyard
cut 2,114, from 9.464 to 1880.
Naval ordnance plant at York.
Pa, reduced 498, from 1898 to
600.
Charleston IS. c., Naval Ship
yard reduced 1886 from 6,506 to
1850.
Naval Air Station. Corpus
Christi. Tex. reduced 1873 from
4,317 to 2,439.
Naval Ammunition Depot at
Bangor, Wash, reduced 518 from
638 to 1870.
Naval Supply Depot. Seattle and
Tacoma (WashD Annex, reduced
All from 699 to 2S8.
Pearl harbor Shipyard.
Naval Shipyards, Pearl Harbor,
reduced 1921 from 5,488 to 1857.
Air Force installations to be in
include:
Ent Air Force Base, Colorado
Springs. Colo, only IL of its 282
will remain as custo-
dians.
Orlando AFB. Orlando. Fla.
only IL of its 706 employees re-
manning on cutodian basis.
Mountain Home AFB, Mountain
Home, Idaho, only IL of its 1875
employees to remain as custodians.
More cuts In military spending
also may be recommended soon
by the National Defense Manage
ment Committee headed by Gen.
Joseph T. McNarney. The COM
mittee, formed after the new mill
tary unification bill became law,
has an announced goal for saving
81 900 200, 900 a year by eliminat-
ing waste, duplication and unnec-
essary jobs.
In advance Of the meeting, there
were rumblings from the Capitol
indicating that the lawmakers
might put up stiff resistance to
any plan that would throw their
constituents out of Government
jobs back home.
Mooney Files Protest.
Representative Mooney. Demo-
crat, of New York protested in a
statement that the planned cur
tailment will do nothing but in
crease unemployment. His dis
trict includes the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
Mr.. Mooney suggested that the
armed forces save hundreds of
millions of dollars" by cutting out
duplication of effort, soft snaps,
and unproductive and unnecessary
flunky positions. chaufeurs. dish
washers, dogwalkers. buffers, cock
tail mixers. baby -sitters and other
SllnprnIInerar rieS 3"
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Jessup Scores Soviet,
AsksIt 10 Give Up Plan
OF World Dominance
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MIAMI. Fla. Aug. 24.-Phillip
C. Jessup. American Ambassador
at Large, called on Russia's lead
ers today to give up their dream
of world domination.
Hictory records that this ambi-
ton has led such blind dream
ers" to destruction. he said.
The United States is prepared
to offer Moscow full share in
international cooperation If the
Russians will work together in
peace with other nations. MIR. Jes-
sup declared.
He added, however: 1--WE are
not going to exchange arms for
empty promises"
Tactics Denounced.
Mr.. Jessup, one Of Secretary of
State Acheson's highest ranking
assistants. made the remarks in
q speech to the National Conven-
ton of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. The address bristled with
denunciations of Russias past tao
tics.
Russia's leaders. Mr.. Jessup
said, believe in the tactics of
domination and dictation" in
dealing with other nations. "as
did Hitler"
Mr.. Jessup said that in contrast,
the United States is fighting with
like-minded nations for freedom
and a good life" for all peoples OF
the world.
Unlike the Soviet Union we do
not want more territory or subject
peoples" he said. "We want all
peoples to be free and prosperous
because we believe that progress
means a united move upward
rather than climbing on the backs
of others who are pushed down"
Aggressive Obstruction Seen.
Mr.. Jessup, who often repre-
sents Secretary Acheson at inter-
national conferences, said Russia
thus far has'n not only been "ob-
structive. but aggressively so" In
opposing the efforts of the West
ern nations to insure peace and
international security by inter-
national co operation through
such organs as the United Nations.
"One of the plain facts in the
present situation is that the Soviet
Union is contemptuous of weak
ness. but respects strength" he
noted.
I'VE are not trying to conquer
Russia" he continued. I'VE are
not rivals for the domination of
the world, because we do not want
to dominate the world" he de-
clared.
Members of the VFW returned
to the Golden Jubilee Convention
business today still bit weary
from the annual parade.
The two-hour long procession
of "a musical units, drill teams,
marching groups and mounted
units moved through the heart of
downtown Miami last night.
Gray to Speak.
Later today the convention
will hear addresses by Secretary
of the Army Gray. Secretary Of
Labor Tobin and DR.. Charles S.
Cameron, medical director of the
Cancer Society.
Tonight the million dollar !
pageant of drums" will be held in
the Orange Bowl Stadium where
units will compete for
S9.050 in prizes.
Meanwhile, c o m m n d rim
Chief Lyall T. Beggs headed a
delegation of vFW officials who
flew to Havana for a pilgrimage
to the Cuban city where many
members of the organization
fought in the war with Spain in
1898.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Guy GobrieIson Sick

NEW YORK, Aug. "a (P.-Guy
Gabrielson, Republican National
chairman. is suffering a virus in
fection of the throat and ears
his Office reported today. He is
confined to his suite at the Wal
dorf- Astoria Hotel. Mr.. Gabriel
son Cancelled a scheduled broad
cast tonight at the Republican
State Committee School of Poll
tics at Hamilton College.
, "Middle-age spread" in shoes is
best prevented by leather soles
whose natural residence retain
the shape of the shoe.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcent. J

INDIAN SPRING vlLAGE-Reduced
TO S14.250. Brick Colonial on st.
Lawrence drive with rooms and
bath; save 500 and move in immed
LAWRENCE nee W V. LuTEs. 81: 43s@
or MR.. COLEMAN, 81. 1883 10
ROCKVILLE-Most desirable business
or residential section, frame. mod
ern, 2 bedrms. and b.; Ind moor,
liv. rm.; din: rm.; kitchen; oda bath 1 nst
be seen to appreciate its possibili-
SILVER SPRiNG-Sl6.75O. Lovely s.
bedroom brick Colonial; powder room
screened porch, full basement with
Nv. aluminium screens. gas a-c
for children. Cali DI. 1918 until 8
pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
SILVER sPRING-Sa.Ooo down. Of
fering a prewar brick and frame
2-story with T rms. and pa, bath ns, slate
gas h.-w.h.: owner must sell. Law
RENEE v. LUTES. 81. 1922. or Mr.
SILVER SPRING-Year-o 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath, center-entrance brick;
screened ny porch; slG,,n1 b-i i.vsi garage 4ee
rm. THos. L. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1906
SILVER sPRING"New brick homes
Z rooms . baths, first-foor den OF
besrm bsar rssy sm Tsde Dosa aeaeped
Cali Di. 1918 until 8 pm. VIM, H
NfARsY hAGH4NHa MARYLASD-You fS1i ND do no
haye TO be veteran to assume ex,
ddsrn eelient 4 GI st Soona 1rnSt bqek qn th
perfect condition; will sacrifice: nice
fHsieS 9U1cK, 81. 7a51; ewes. RA. s41s
GI SPECIAL. SILVER sPRNG-Nic.
location, off Colesville rd.; 6-roon
Colonial brick. in perfect condition
cash and SIS. mo. mitchell
AR%Y AaSTfh ofFicER eyfi'A fkASsFERKIp 81 ERIE
bsmt., newly installed automatic
washer. Large Anchor fenced lot
incl. lovely rock garden; concrete
fish-lily pool; desirable location; 2o
oWNER GRs d0sn,GTn sIsSgo WsSh Ss UNI sa5s oz55 BY
1928 INGRAHAM ST. Hyattsville;
Nd. 81 900 down, good terms; 6
rooms. bath, o.h.-w h, full base
ment; s6sf: det: frame. A. M. DRA1sNER'
BE SURE TO sEE-Just OF Sligo and
Georgia aveS. This immac house;
conv. to tranSp., schools and
churches; lge. liv. rm., bedrmS..
din rm.. bath. screened porch, full
fl. completely floored and insulated
A bargain at S13.95O Cali RE
$3.50. 9 to 8. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.
BETHESDA-Desira located. near
3 schools and country club: white
brick Colonial Z yrs. old; 3 bedrms.
liv. rm. Q3x1T, din. rm. 11x12),
fully equip kit. beautiful recreation
rm: G3!x22hal, spacious lot (651
125). fireplace. oil a.-c.h. Priced
S16,950. first trust 4ec. Call SH
SOLO til Q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
stirrlng. .

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
rms. built-in gar. slate roof and
screened porch; excellent const. and
terms M ns'U or trades considered, Mr..
Kostura, chi. 1857. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors, DU. s55S.
HOLLYWOOD-o rms, kit. and din
cite combined; bath, 2 ,bedrms.'
sealbo a1P on smal nhp outbass ut eSs PRICE sse oe
500. AITcHEsoN REAL ESTATE,
Laurel. Ell; $500 down, se4 mo; at
trac; b-rm; GI bnngaloT, oil h;
flssP,: EsPAIE:s siajao9j sa1 1ioa RAFFELL Re ZEAL
UNIVERSITY PARK, new brick,
large equip. kit, firepl., Venetian
blinds; laundry. furnace, and future
recreation rooms in bsmt, screened
porch garase. large lot. Exeellent
se5ss soS, VA! wa so5"s seEms' JOHN H. JOB JOIN
UNIVERsiTY PARK. MD.-e-room
brick, . lots, oil h.-W.h.. lse. liv.
rm., fireplace. modern kit. recrea-
tion rm., side and back porches. 3
car garage. fish pond. beautifully
RRsE sRsi:fRse Co. Drfs H tSagfed 5sss sves EHTN
WEST HYATTsvrLLE-Assume G1
loan-LoVely 2-bedrm. brk. in new
cond.. flrepl. in liv. rm., auto. heat,
screened porch: reas. priced. H.
CARLYLE deLOZIER, WA. 5000,
WA. O935. UN. 3279. s
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-S1O,50O for
this t-bedroom bungalow. on l2 acre;
oil heat; oak floors: -9-cu.-ft. re-
frigerator with deep-freeze space
rage; level ground. $500 ist trust
at 4ec. An unusual bargain. Call
DI. 1913 till 9 pm. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC 3
NEAR D. c. LINE bedroom ashes
tos-shingle bungalow, equipped
kitchen, oil heat; large fenced lot
50x1 80: house is 6 yrs. old modern
and in immaculate cond.; for quick
sale. S1,500 down. j RANDALL
WALCRoFT, Realtor, UN. 340o or
$.,55O. ExPANDABLE HOME. almost
new; on large lot; far from mad
dening crowd but conveniently To-
Gated in Riverdale Garden: especially
suited for young couple starting
their future now HARRY A. BOS-
WELL Il CO. AP III. Prince
Georges Bank Bldg. Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1949-08-08
FARMS FOR RENT

I95-ACRE FARM. with 4-room bum
salow, unimproved. near Rockville.
prefer farmer with equipment. RAs
FARM FOR RENT on shares for
1850; 1O-room house, running VA
ter, bath, gas, electricity, good to-
bacco land: on Potomac River at
Marshall Hall, Md. want tenant to
grow 10000 or more hills Of to-
bacco. Write GEORGE NJ. BALD
WIN Waldorf Md
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-southees,

BRADBURY HEIGHTS-Nice bricktex
BUNGALOW, has liv. rm..- din. rn1.
kit, . bedrms.. bath, unfinished at
tic. full bsmt.; gas heat; lot, 60x100
Price only S9950. Terms. SOUTH
EAST Really .Idr9 CO. 12ll Pa. ave
GREENWAY"Nice "a Si 5-rm. brk. home.
has liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms. j.
tile bath: gas heat; mr. shopping and
transp. Price only SS,a50. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO, 12l1 Pa. ave.
FORT DAVIS sECTIoN-Lovely row
leaving town. must sell. Priced right.
H: T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2l37, TR.
BRICK BUNGALOW. nr. Fort Davis
fm- Fines modern an' KIT. KIT tsT bedrms.. tile tile
bath. full bsmt.,; gas heat, untinished
terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY Sn6I CO,
~iEItr i3It Pa GoRSs ays' Hi,SGniy Ss IR 3oSo' E $50
cash buys practically new bungalow;
expandable attic. full basement,
level fenced yard gas heat. storm
sash. Assume 40 CT loan. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 77a1' eve. RA. 34ls' ..
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS sCHooL-e-rm.
Owner says sell Immediately. Call
me today for first chance at q real
nice property. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY Co, ST. 1868; ewes, VI.
S136 IS
MUST BE SOLD. 3-bedroom. semide-
tached brick home, lovely condition.
storm windows. screens, Venetian
blinds. oil h.-wh. If you see 1t, you
will buy 1t at price asked. Near East
Capitol and MINI. ave. Appt. only.
MI Carter. VI. O237. MARSHALL
J .WAPLE CO., 1874 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346.
ONLY $3.50 for small bungalow on
D st, mr. MINI. ave; nice bath,
oil h.-wh. large fenced yard; suit
able for couple. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO., FIR 1857 till g. s
Evening star., 1949-08-08
ACREAGE WANTED

PREFER MONTGOMERY Co.-AI
cash. Write SAMUEL TANMARO.
Route 5. Rockville. Md
ACCESSIBLE to new Shirley hwy,
uuimproved acreage, large home
sites. small farms. We get good
prices. Call. OSCAR H. BEASLEY,
Jr., Barr Bids, RE. S516; ewes.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HousEs-sALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW YORK FOR DC. Will ex-
change desirable S-room home on
Long Island for house, D. c. or vic;
easy committing to N. Y. c. Juniper
rSQ4o -S
Evening star., 1949-08-08
OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE. including use Of reception
rm. and secretarial service. 5O1
Southern Bldg. RE. 1O45. p
WILSON lH oaE BLvnExse 7, dss BUS 1ee 13sd g1u5
bath. rear porch: S92 SO mo. to resp.
tenant. MRS. BRANT, OK. O520.
1888 X ST. N.W-6-room office suite
consisting OF 2 large rooms and 4
small rooms, suitable for secretarial
half Fluorescent LIGHTS. Venetian
blinds, complete janitor service. Very
obtained in the building. BRUCE
SToNEBBRAKER, 1885 K st. NV.
$50 18th ST. N.w.-s,5oo 50. TT.
s desirable sDStpOS for clubs s and SA orsanina s
leases leases If eadea1ey desired WALLACE afu '0 B.
AGNEW. INC. DI. $3.50. IS
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n:w.-Available Immediately.
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
18vEsTMENT Il: BLDG.IPvt. DC Pvt rm. in
law oflce, reception and secretary
tseilities; will fnrn, Ma; lTI6.
pvt. ONCE, 1918. reception room
telephone. trunk lines; capable
stenographsr-secretsry. modern DIG
EpMSSps IssISs ssuIHE%sGa sEpG ST ST sth as4e 81,
park; divided into 6 large ofices and
reception rm. Can be seen at any
time. Rent: 1926 per month. All
are very bright and outside rooms.
See Pat Mccormick, superintendent.
Or call aI,o WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC"
HAVE THE PRESTIGE of an r st.
address-2nd a. rear. approx. 19x
So; private toilet and heat fur
nished; low rent. Consult Mr.. Young,
sHANNoN EaN y, & : L LUGHs Ms So. Se1z Realtors
leS5 To & kM. n'w sU1Tks HA AVA svsilaDle in
downtown ONCE bldg. at l4th and
K sts. NV. Reas. rent includes heat.
elev. serv., janitor serv.. etc. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400..
18th AND X N.W-3Oo to 1000 So.
it. of air-cond. space avail. in mod
ern office bldg; 24-hr. elev. service.
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. $500.
AVE. N.w.-Large and small
at door. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO., Realtors. l4l5 K st. njW''
DESIRABLE 1-sToRY ONCE bldg.
warehouse and yard space; Will be
rented in its entirety or separately;
suitable for contractors, builders,
architects, display rms; or light
mercial; ONCE bldg. has front dis,
play window, 4, rms. toilets and
, entrances; will rent entire bldg. or
divide into 2 units, each with
rms, toilet and sep: entrance;
warehouse and yard space IN rear;
suitable for merchandise and equip,
storage repsir shop sga Or g.dsl light 81 manu-
Takoma Park, D. c.. GE. $500.
Mr. OLSEN. -S
LOCATED, ground floor;
ample space in large apt. BLDG, "a
hour switchboard service: good
parking Week days after 10 am
STUDIO- OFFICE and apt. comb. ex-
eel. loc. lge. apt, bldg.;, easy park
ing, 24-hr. switched. and elev. serv.;
weekdays after 10 am, AID. 1858.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
BETHESDA

S15.o5o: 6-rm. brk.. 3 bedrms. anc
bath up; firepl., "a bath with shower
in bsmt which is partitioned anc
has outside entrance; lge. lot; less
Parkwood area. close to Naval and
Public Health medical centers Fol-
sale by owner. leaving Wash
Financed FHA or GI. OIL. a517
Evening star., 1949-08-08
Small Office Building
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

AT ONCE-Small houses, all cash or
above your mortgages. Row or de-
tached. D. c. or nearby. Give price
and location for immediate action
P. O. Box 5597. D. c. so. II
Evening star., 1949-08-08

IS MINIS. FROM PENTAGON
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
BY owner-1206 Portner rd., Alex.
9 tile baths. gas heat. To inspect
Call MR.. WEITZ, ST. 1855. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIkIA
A HOME WITH A FUTURE

A HOME WITH A FUTURE
house with all conveniences. Sit
uated on beautifully wooded 2s4
acres. Ten minutes to Pentagon.
Cow. shopping. church, school. "a
try house can carry 500 layers or
raise thousands friers. broilers.
Spare time income will pay for
property. Future development Shir-
ley hwy. insures increased future
Tn value oer. 81 property5 Prize, S2O'0o0.
s5l5; evenings. TIE. 417o. 9.
COMPARE THIS VALUE
Ist-ciass cond.; outside dimensions
24X2o; all rms, good size: 3 bed
rms, tiled bath, lge. attractive liv.
rm;. formal din. rm.. equipped kit.
ed porch, full bsmt. with pine-pan-
eled rec. rm.. frpl.. "a baths and
outside entrance; Gl or non-G1;
Arlington Realty Co.
s2O4 Wilson blvd, oW. 1900. q
KING SIZE
Three twin bedrms.. ga full baths
and plenty of space to spare: full
bsmt., game rm. with bar, screened
porch, lge breakfast rm. or den and
built-in garage; all on one wooded
acre with high elevation. Approved
S 81 At S15'75o. lOfo cash should
LURIA BROTHERS
1900 Wilson blvd. OW. $500
BEAUTIFUL WHITE FRAME BUNGA.
house is built Of finest material
available and 1t is in new-house
cond.; > bedrms. and partially An.
kit. with breakfast room. II you
are looking for nice bungalow.
don't let this one get away from
you; price. S13.950. easy terms
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. AL. 1900; Sun. and ewes,
TIE. O933. OV. 6s43. 5
Cool, Quiet, Comfortable
Immaculate. good-size. e-rm. brick
home; tile bath. full bsmt. parti-
toned for rec. rm; very attractive
shaded grounds; $4,000 down. bal
like rent.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson blvd. oW. 5000. "a
Delightful Dutch Colonial
Lee. 4-bedrm home with huge liv
rm. and din. rm., stone fireplace
gar, lovely trees and shrubs, full
to buses, school sand shopping. Cal
for appt. to inspect. Only S17.95O
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HARD TO BELIEVE

LIE LAhIE + ANIL I
Needs this fine home; 4 bedrms. tall
good size) and 2 tiled baths, lge.
attractive liv. rm., full din. rm.
lge. equipped kit, side screened
Entire property In immaculate
cond. Priced Just over $4,000, due
to owners transfer.
Arlington Realty Co.