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Evening star., 1949-05-26
Five Slated for Early
Appointment, 10 Posts
In State Department
New Assistont Secretaries
To Be Named; Bunehe
Declines Nomination
Bv Csrnett D. Homer

George G. McOnee, w. walton
Butterworth. Edward @. Miller
John D. Hickerson and George
w. Perkins are In line for early
appointment as Assistant Secre-
taries OF State. 1t was learned to-
day.
Mr.. Perkins, . Republican busi-
nessman now working with the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration. viii be q newcomer TO the
State Department. Mr.. Miller now
New York attorney. has had
previous experience In the depart
ment. The other three already
hold important positions In the
department.
President Truman viii an
nounce the appointments. pos
sibly at hts press conference late
this afternoon. TO ill four new
assistant secretary positions re-
Gently authorized by Congress and
one created BY abolition OF the
post Of assistant secretary for oc-
cupied areas. The latter post Is
held by Charles Z. SaItxman. who
is resigning.
/ At the same time. Mr.. Truman
Is expected to announce appoint
Iment Of Adrian Fischer. general
counsel Of the Atomic Energy
Commission and former solicitor
of the Commerce Department. as
State Department legal adviser 70
all . vacancy.
Bunehe Turns Dswn Job.
DR.. Ralph ]. Bunche. former
Howard University professor who
had been selected for appoint
u,ent ut Assistant Secretary OF
state for Near Eastern and Az
rican Affairs. turned down the JOB
| In D conference with Mr.. Truman
yesterday.
He told reporters later he could
not accept the appointment b.
cause OF financial reasons and be-
cause he feels he should continue
hts work with the United Nations
Director Of the y. n. Tr,zsteeship
Department, Dr. Bunche now ID
acting - q. n. mediator for Pal
estire.
In his u. n. post. Dr. Bunci1e
receives til.oOo salary plus .
s. 900 allowance. Ill exempt from
Income taxes. An Assistant Gecre-
tary OF State u paid sio.3o0. on
which he would have 70 pey In
come taxes.
DR.. Bunche. grandson Of
Negro slaye. said l1e told the Pres
ident his cfIer was . very Ersas
lhcncr. : hut flat fe could not ses
his way clear 70 arcept IL He re-
marked 70 reporters that he kncws
the cnss a living n Washinef0n.
toee ArfouT1Gx3RI6 p 49,
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Late News
Bulletins
Stronohon, Turneso Win

PORTMARNOCK, Ireland tP1.
Prank Stranahan and Willie
Turnesa went into the quarter
finals Of the British Amateur
golf championship here today.
Stranahan, defending cham
pion, from Toledo, Ohio, de-
feated Mai. David blair Of
Scotland, 3 and 1. Turnesa,
American amateur king from
Elmsford, N. T.. dewned Bren-
dan Scannell Of Ireland, : mp.
Earlier Story on Page C-3J
70 Merge Money Bills
Starting with the next ses-
sion. Congress will put all
spending proposals In single
omnibus appropriation bill,
Chairman Cannsn ~ the House
Appropriations Committee an
nounced today. He teld the
House that the plan has been
agreed TO BY Democratic and
Republican leaders
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fSce RAID, Page A-4.,
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1see SHANGHAI. Page A-3oa
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lSee PIaANE1 Page A-4J
Evening star., 1949-02-01

s:sops sac Pm. m n55shtiy. except Sundays. through
FOLK AND SQUARE DANCING.
YMCA. 1885 @ street NV. O'clock
LECTURE.
r.Hssltth Health and! and Happi.ness Series, Or: Ross
Control IN Washington" Jewish commu-
CITY Center; Sixteenth and streets NV.
soroptimist Club, willard Hotel. j pm.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
National Archieves. exhibition hall. Con.
Eshh strssss avenue between seventh and
Saturdays, Sundays and HOLIDAYS; "Elec-
tons and InauRurals of the Past" through
February.
Silver Spring Art Gallery. 9216 Flower
avenue: open daily from 10 am. to Z pm;
\, Fl Phillips Gallery. 1900 Twenty-nrst street
ii am. to s pm. Tuesdays throush Sat"
urdays. ur s,s snd 2 to pm. Sundays; modern
ana S'Sn eSnstSton Gary .veau. Of A s1n street
am. to pm. weekdays and , to 10 pm.
the Mecn ina Mess s'vPTs dener sd
David"
Corcoran Gallery of Art. Seventeenth
street and New York, avenue NV; open
~ to 4:30 pm. Mondays 10 am. to 4:3O
pm; Tuesdays through Fridays, am to
days p waeS eoors bv and to sn
ton for an indefinite period.
Fish AND Wildlife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department. Building,
Fourteenth and E streets NV; open 8
am. to 4 pm. daily; display of animals
and freSh-water f1sh.
studio Group Show. No. 4 .Eillyer court
Sundays ! to pm; for an, indefinite
peTiod. po pain1tinsS, % %sculpture and ceramics
graphs from seven South American coun-
tries represented in the first international
exhibit OF Latin American Photography.
open am. to 4:3U pm. weekdays and
. an to noon Saturdays through Febru-
Public Library, paintings and drawings
dsys' am. to pm. through February
Silver Spring Art Gallery. 9216 Flower
avenue. selected prints from collection of
COLOR prints and drawings Of World War
l. oy Mulrhead Bone, through March IL.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Penthouse UsO, Seventeenth and K
q Better Day $50 o'clock tonight; IN
FORMAL daneing $50 O'Clock tonight.
soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club, 1908
H. street sit,. n NV wig lounge library. writing
Servicemen's Victory Center. l113 Penn
sylyania avenue NV: free canteen. open
daily, noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }

Mexin and Veda Amy, boy; boy.
yossph and a Bsr6sra a5y sfsasS. saseh. siTI: siF
Msitos MeEmsn and and VISTA. ssTsa ssyer; girl
Elmer and Glenda Blanchard, girl.
Donald ana Ruth Bradford, boy.
george S'S,ia, and , Sarah Brodsky, SRI.
Ehristopher and yirsinia Burazer, gil
Donald and Lorraine chsrshee, girl.
-ioWard IsNEar and Fl, Florence Cook. boy.
Abraham and Sophie Danish, girl.
Ponsld and Pearl Delllnser, boy
Robert, and, Bertha Fowler, sirl.
Samuel and Lena Goldstein. gin
RsHa RSman an1 and fH1h Rntb Gssneers hoy
Rlchomonc and Helen Harman, g.
William snd Lora Heron. boy.
John and Ruth jackson. girl,
Joseph and Vivian Knott; sirI
William and Janet Kuhn. boy.
MahLel and Lourdes Laurence. b..
julius " and nd sylvia # -vtr levine o'i; boy.
Ronert and Mary Mcmillan: boy.
Irving and Freda Myerowitz. girl.
Knolton and Colleen Merrithew, boy.
John and Edith ODonnell. girl
Juan and Anita Montermoso, boy.
Feiix and Honora Parent. girl.
Loyal and Cora Orndorff, girl
John and Jacqueline Places, girl.
Philip and Hazel Rhein. boy
Boris and Frances Robbins, girl
Donald and Margaret Roache, boy.
Bertram and Ruth SesalofY, boy.
Er1etson and Eleanor Saylor, boy
Richard and Josephine Simkins, boy.
Charles B. and Kip Smith. girl.
Jacob and Lenore Snyder, boy
Karl and Ruth Spangenberg. girl.
Arthur and Anora Sprintzin. girl
James and Mary Waller, boy.
Donald and Mary williams, girl.
Frank and Lena Williams, girl.
SYDNEY and Sylvia Wohl, boy.
George and Mary Woodard, girl.
Medford and Minnie Wright, sirl.
Meyer and Kate Zaner. boy.
Melvin and Kathryn Zweig, boy.
James and Lille Austin. boy.
Wade and Catherine Butler, girl.
Homer and Audran Colbert, boy.
Andrew and Florence Hayes, boy.
william and Maggie Johnson. sirl.
Harrison and Mary Mason. boy.
John and Elevenis Miller. girl.
Burias and Rosabbelle Nivens, girl
Elmer and Edna Pierce. boy.
willis and Eta Richards, girl.
Mario and Celia VEGA, boy.
Walter and Mary Williams, girl
Richard and Margie Wortham. girl.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
VII \X:: i 5:
". =.
ANTIQUE EXHIBIT.

ANTIQUE EXHIBIT.
sixth annual national antiques exhibi-
tion, including exhibits from 1S States
as we'll as London and Toronto. spon-
sored by the Chidren's Museum Of wash
ington, Hotel Statler, IL am. to 1890
pm. through Friday.
DRAMA.
The Drunkaro," an old-fas shioned mel
odrfSla presented by the Mount Vernon
Church, 900 Massachusetts, avenue NV
Evening star., 1949-02-01
$3.50

find equally charming with handsome antique the most modern FUR
nshnes patterns glowing hehehts deep pile
Oriental Of Koston fine imported woos ors h
poweroomng America give Kooston its
Washington
find needs
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Convenient Deferred Payments may be arransed
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19

Alaskan statehood will strengthen Americas defense against possi- ble trans-polar invasion.
 We are vitally in need of a strong Alaskan defense. I think Statehood will help it." pr. Bin yon said. Those people up there will go to bat. They want to be protected.
 Alaska is just an open front now where Russia can come in"
 George Ryan, veteran president of the King County Democratic club, joined pr. Binyon in the pro-statehood declaration.
 T am in thorough sympathy with Senator Magnuson mad Con- gressmen Mitchell and Jackson in advocating Alaskan statehood" |" Ryan said, fI feel that Democrats generally assume the same atti- tude."
 Jerry Martin, President of the King County Young Democrats, likewise voiced approval of the proposal for Alaskan stat e = hood.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19
Democratic Party Leaders Come Out For Statehood

SEATTLE, (P)-Strong support for the Alaska statehood move ment was expressed in Seattle this week by Democratic party leaders, concerned over Congressional de- lay in granting home rule to the Territory.
 "Alaskans and Hawaiians too, have a right to their own govern ment," said Dr. J. R. Binyon, prominent optometrist and Demo- cratic national committeeman.
 "Alaskans and Hawaiians are entitled to statehood" Dr. Binyou continued, Senator Warren G. Magnuson has gone into the mat ter thoroughly. He is working for the best interests of Alaska and the United States as a whole in urging the granting of statahood." !"
 pr. BinyOn is convinced that
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19
Descends 4,5OO Feet Into Sea

SMUGGLER'S COVE, Calf. (RD An unbelievable world" 4500 feet under the sea and filled with weird and Wondrous creatures, has got its first glimpse of man.
 The man was Otis Barton, ma 'rine explorer, who in his new div ing bell, the Benthoscope, set new deep sea diving record We'd neSday. He descended to 4.500 feet, bettering his own record of 3O28 feet, achieved in 1884 off
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19

filed in duplicate in the Depart ment of the Interior, Washington
 25, D. C. In case any objection is filed and the nature of the opposi- ton is such as to warrant it, a public hearing will be held at a convenient time and place, which
 will be announced, where oppon-
 ents to the order may state their views and where the proponents of the order can explain its pur-
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19

Bermuda with naturalist William Beebe.
 Barton returned to the surface without incident, and announced he would not attempt any further dives for some time. Originally he had planned to descend to 5000 feet.
 He made the 45OO foot drop in 5 minutes and hung there seven minutes.
 After climbing out of the five foot, hollow steel ball, Barton said: There's a peculiarly lighted fish that looks like satan. And there's an amazing display of magic lanterns"
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19

pose, intent and extent. Should any objection be filed, whether or not a hearing is held, notice of the determination by the Secretary as to whether the order should be re- scinded, modified or let stand will be given to all interested parties of record and the general public.
 OSCAR L. CHAMPAN,
 Under Secretary of the Interior August 10, l949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19
Order Reserving
 Public Lands For Highway Purposes
PUBLIC LAND ORDER
 ALASKA
Reserving Public Lands For
 Highway Purposes


 By virtue of the authority vest ed in the President and pursuant to Executive Order No. 9337 of April 24, l943, it is ordered as fol- lows:
 Subject to valid existing rights and to existing surveys and with drawals for other than highway purposes, the public lands in Alas ka lying within 300 feet on each side of the center line of the Alas ka Highway, l50 feet on each side of the center line of all other through roads, 100 feet on each side of the center line of all feed CT roads, and 50 feet on each side of the center line of all local roads, in accordance with the following clasSificationS, are hereby with drawn from all forms of appropri- ation under the public land laws, including the mining and mineral ] leasing laws, and reserved for l highway purposes.
 Through Roads Alaska Highway
 Richardson Highway
 Glenn Highway
 Haines Highway
 Tok Cutoff
 Feeder Roads
 Steese Highway
 Elliott Highway
 Mckinley Park Road
 Anchorage-Potter-Indian Road
 Edgerton Cutoff
 Tok Eagle Road
 Ruby-Long-Poorman Road
 Nome-SOlomon Road
 Kenai Lake-Homer Road
 FairbankS-College Road
 Anchorage-Lake Spenard Road
 Circle Hot Springs Road Local Roads
 All roads not classified above as Through Roads or Feeder Roads established or maintained under the jurisdiction of the secretary of the interior.
 With respect to the lands re- | leased by the revocations made by this order and not re-WithdraWn by it this order shall become effec- tive at 10:00 am. on the 35th day after the date hereof. At that time, such released lands, all of which are unsurveyed, shall, subject to valid existing rights, be opened to settlement under the homestead laws and the homeSite act of May 26, 1884, 48 Stat. 809 (48 use 46D only, and to that form of appro- priation only by qualified veter- ans of World War II and other qualified persons entitled to pre- ference under the act of Septem- Der 27, l944 58 Stat. TAT, as amended (43 use. 279-284. Con- mencing at 1000 am. on the l26th day after the date of this order, any of such lands not settled upon by veterans shall become subject to settlement and other forms of appropriation by the public gen. orally in accordance with the ap- propriate laws and regulations.
 OSCAR L. CHAPMAN,
 Under Secretary of the Interior August 10, 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-19
Notice for Filing Objections 10 the Following Entitled Order Pub lished Simultaneously Herewith: RESERVING PUBLIC LANDS
 FOR HIGHWAY PURPOSES

For period of 60 days from the date of publication of the above entitled order, persons having cause to object to the terms there of may present their objections to the Secretary of the Interior. Such objections should be in writing, should be addressed to the Secre- tary of the Interior, and should be
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkc
WOQDSIDE PARK

Open Sum-, i to dark-Rambling VIII.
liamsburg Colonial custom built oi
the best materials before the war
and desirably situated in Woodsidt
Park. about 2 blks. of Georgia ave
1st f., full center hall comfortable
liv. rm. with adj. living porch. huge
din. rm., paneled den and powder
rm.. well-euuipped kitchen. 2nd fl.
master bedrm. 19xlS with full bath
2 other well proportioned bedrms
and bath attic with exhaust fan
Full bSmt. with recr. rm., Gear ga
rage. The grounds are beautiful
and well Handicapped with terraced
patio and stone barbecue pit: .Gx Gx,
cash Of sales price is required to pur.
chase this beautiful home, balanc,
in lst trust. Dir: Out Georgia ave
extended to Grace Church I'd. turn
right and follow open" sign, oil
drive out Colesville rd. to Dale dr.
turn left and follow Open" sign te
CAN " YOU TOP THIS?
Open. l til sold. 6I3 Ellsworth drive
Silver Spring, and located about
blks. from The Hecht Co.; beautiful
6-rm.. bath brick Colonial homt
with sids porch; garage. fuil base
and will be worth at least $50, ,OO(
to sell and move to country. Direc.
tions: Out Ga. ave. to Ellsworth
drive. turn right on Ellsworth drive
to house and open" sign.
RIGGS AND co.
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MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE CO.
A. S-47OO. RADIO BLDG. ARL.-1,
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE
Beautiful Brick Bungalow

DEdUU1IUI 0I lux oU116a a3OW
With 1.3 acres, 3 bedrms., 1a bath.
kitchen, equipped with automatic
electric stove, S-ft refgr. with freeze
locker, youngstown kitchen unit.
dble. welled sink; many other items
too numerous to mention. Full bsmt..
breezeway; 3h miles to N. o. r, 4
mi to Beltsville Experimental Sta
ton; Gear gar. Open Sat. and Sun,
2 till dark. Out Colesville I'd. to
Columbia rd., right approx. mi.
to open sign. LAWRENCE v. LUTES,
man EI. lkQ2 a
Evening star., 1949-10-09
DECATUR HEIGHTS

Brick bunsa., in excel. cond.. 8 lse.
rms, open firepl., space for 3 addi-
tional rms. In attic. INV. oil heat;
light, dry bsmt; kitchen fully equip.
with cabinets. gas range and refgr:
Det. gar. Price drastically reduced
for immed. sale. Should go GI
Located at Alb 54th st. Open for
inspec. Sat. and Sun. pm. DUNN
& CO., Realtors, HY. 004S or WA.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
AT LAST
A COMPLETE HOME

2 FULL TILED BATHS-3 LARGE
BEDROOMS
Il downstairs huge kitchen with
Youngstown cabinets and so many
other delightful features, seldom
found in ANY NEW HOME that you
yourself. beautiful detached BRICK
HOMES with full basement, custom
built on a spacious landscaped lot
very close. to Mt: Calvary Catholic
Church, schools, shopping and trans
portation ONLY S16,d5O, Gi OF
pm. Directions: Out Penna. ave.
Sc. to Alabama ave-, left across D.
c. line on Route number Marl-
boro Pike about ga miles to large
BERKSHIRE sign and new homes
VII CAPITAL ls VIEW REALTY CO.
Realtors. 925 New York ave. Ma
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SILVER SPRING
English Brick Bungalow

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6
.eO1S Sudbury rd.. Just OF Flower ave.
b This charming home is a picture. OF
style All large rooms, just redec.
completely. Full dining rm.. side
screened porch: double corner lot:
, very close to schools. bus. shopping
prewaf Guaiity;, 1earms ;nad on Isl Isl H.,
diate sale. To reach: Out Piney
Branch rd. - Flower ave-, left to
Schuyler, right to home
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
White Brick Dream

White Brlck Dream
In Brookdale, Chevy Chase
Den and powder room, 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. secluded rear porch for out.
door living, recreation room, lots of
built-in cabinets and drawers. Ga
rage. This Is a real charmer in ia
vorite section of fine homes and a
bargain. Call Mr.. Ford. with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
EYES. WI. 77R1.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BETHESDA

4 bedrms., 2h baths; $22 500. Ml
teii. Large older home. Dutch Co
ionial. / blk. from Georgetown I'd.
on over acre Of ground. Interior
ia excel. cond. Grand center hall
large liv. rm., din. rm., modern kit;,
smaa snlaa Work, 8o % but allowances viii Be
made, Excel terms. $1,000 down
will handle. Cali evenings, z. "
i,ebling, Oh. 0670. SAMUEL e.
E0NITY. INC, WI. 1920. 10
Evening star., 1949-10-09
GREEN MEADOWS

Open Sun, l to $40; 20O7 Tucker
man st.-7-rm modern home, newly
decorated; baths, 4 bedrms.. stove.
refgr.. screens, storm windows,
fenced yard; nr. bus, schools. shop
ping; terms. or will sell FHA-G1.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50, WA.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

4 Miles North of Rockville
Colonial brick home situated on 9
room. 1noini i4xsS. with marble fireplace;
dining room, den, breakfast room.
modern kitchen. pantry; open back
porch. 2nd foor, 8 bedrooms. saen
with cedar closets; complete Datn
basement consisting Of lounge room,
Compete Kitchen. laundry room
furnace room. n bath. oil hot-wate!
heat with recessed radiators; 4.stall
horse barn, 2-csr garage. chicken
house; over acres Of land; smal!
stream. Price. $4,000. Call FRED
erick avenue. Gaithersburs, Nd.
Tai QQQ
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BETHESDA

4sos JONES BRIDGE ROAD
II you are silly enough to buy ynil e.
outstand,ns .i Sarfsaln sar QUICK a@ sals' s.uDs ms
custon.bsiilt, 3-bedroom brick Co
ioniai: j year old. immaculate con
Gition: corner lot. overlooking Ma
Val Medical Center, I block on WIS.
eonsin at S.;ns Sl,;SSo 0e5oH oDsn eGss 9or n. n.
spestIsn. seilsaIs hnsSsnlnssr snsr occupant. I.t,Iet
and leayinSAetfys
Evening star., 1949-10-09

ofhS TAkoMA PARK. ND.
Charming home with income. b-rm
ant. on LIST Il. for purchaser; g.
nm. terrace apt. rented at $50 mo;
gear .det. ,garase. barbecue: nsn ~
everything; -S16.50o.. Carroll ave ave
to Lincoln Wayoo5pMoos aye5 5ssoe e open ''sn
One ot the prettiest streets ~ this
very desirable section, distinctive
2-story brick. fireplace, scr; porcna
det. gar, wooded lot; price, .$l7,5O0
Rieht at Woodmoor shopping cen
ter to Lexington dr.. left to So
moo' ai SILVER sPRING
a-bedrm., 2-story Colonial, 20-ft. con-
cxete side porch; lge; nv. Irn: nre-
place. din. rna.. lge. klt..' peoIms
and bath up; rec. rm, tonet INC
garage In basement: $l7'eop. Coies.
Vile I'd. to Forest Glen rd' ieIt so
srunett tsys;;..11sanR9 sys;; Tisht Y 96sn afiis sign
One Of Silver Springs nicest SUP,
divisions. extra lge. 2-story Colonial
brick. 25 It. liv. rm., fireplace
scr. side porch, guest size din. I'm;
extra lge. kit. breakfast space. .
twin-siSe bedrms., 2 full baths up
rec. rm., " bath and gar. IN base
ment; S23,760. Ga. ave. TO SEMI
nary I'd. left to 2nd ave-. lett to
ooen ooaKshhiosKY oashhiosKY REALTY Co. -
913 Pershing Dr.. Juniper 7-e3S3o'
Evening star., 1949-10-09
3-BEDROOM HOME
NOT FANCY

But room for every one. in
cluding in-lawS. Big. old.
comfortable frame home with
z bedrooms. 2 baths. Ige.
wooded lot. in silv. Spg.. nr.
Walter Reed Annex; price.
S16,950. on terms. For de-
tails and inspc.. call Mr.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. RE, 1887. OIL. 6O42.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
VALUE PLUS

Excellent buy, large 3-bedroom brick
Colonial, ! VI baths, lge. living rm.
with fireplace, lge. dining rm., nice
kitchen, tiled powder room. side
many other hne details; good
financing. .-
Jos. M. Lyons, SH. 8493
Evening star., 1949-10-09
FIVE ACRES

EII1 -HOOM f1OUSE
Annapolis rd., three miles from D.
c., at bus stop. City water, elec-
tricity. telephone and septic tank.
Located at intersection Of important
two-car detached garage and chick
en- house; could some day be very
valuable commercial corner. Home
opposite a $4,000 modern home
we also have for sale Price of five
acres is reduced from $4,000, to
S16,500 and Is very we'll financed.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
WA 257J WA. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Md. section.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors. s5O5 Baltimore blvd. Col
lege Park, Nd. TO. 57S3, TO. 633S:
ewes. TO. 1885. SH. 761O, UN.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
2O3 WEST BRADLEY LANE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

2O3 WEST BRADLEY LANE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OPEN TODAY, l TO 6
Modern detached brick home on
Bradley Lane, west OF Conn. ave.
across from Chevy Chase Club. Sit
uated on q nicely landscaped lot
with an abundance of flowers.
Living room with fireplace, dining
room. modern kitchen. powder room
and screened porch; three bedrooms
and two baths on second floor. with
finished and heated room on, the
third floor, Full basement with oil
&C. heat, laundry trays and toilet.
Two-car attached garage. Best-grade
broadloom carpeting on FIRST floor
and second floor hallway included.
Slate roof with copper cutters and
downspouts. House in perfect con-
dition, with awnings, Venetian
FLOYD, E. DAVIS co.
1929 X St. NV. MA. O352
Evenings, WO, 1888
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SALES INC.
MA. 9141
CHEVY CHASE MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Det. brick home. located In one ol
the most desirable sections Of thi,
area, n blk. OF Conn. ave, be-
tween the clubs. This home has al
the desirable features you have beer
looking for. Large liv. rm. witt
fireplace and den on I st NJ 3 twin,
sized bedrms and 2 baths on Enc
a; stairway to attic; gas INV. hest
slate roof. copper cutters, wooded
lot, 2-ear gar; priced right for this
ARLE L. JOHNSON REALTY
CO., INC.
Realtors, OR 71OO till 8 pm. 10
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NEAR FIT. FOOTE

Attractive owner-built asbestos.
sided cottage. 2 years old, with 8
rooms, bath. inclosed kitchen poaen
concrete cellar, disappearing. stairs
to undeveloped 2nd floor. where
good rooms can be had: equipment
modern, Including Bendtx washer;
over acres of land. of which
about 2Ia acres Is In lawn and sar-
den. rest in timber; spring-fed brook
dry climate. Offer invited. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 17I9 K st. nv.
MA 1t66
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SILVER SPRING, MD.

9227 Long Branch Pkwy.
Open Sunday at l pm. Completely
year-old two-story Colonial: 2 bed
rooms and tile bath on 2nd floor:
full basement, fireplace; lovely
neighborhood. near schools. etc; low
down payment: price. S1O,95O;
Directions: From Franklin ave. and
Old Bladensburg I'd. continue south
to Schuyler rd., then right to Long
Branch pkwy. and property. VIM.
H SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI. 1015.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

$8,35O--Appraised for CT
$500 cash, $45 per no.; .6-rm. frame
bungalow; lge. liv.. rm., din. rm., kit.
s1od-@siaed @ Sedrms:,, :,,ipa fpii ~ 6sTti: 1n;:
at bus line; 5 blocks from D. C.
line Sc. Call MR.. MARNY, IT.
1908. xves., HI. 0372.