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Evening star., 1949-02-22
Million Men in Guard
And Reserves Urged
In Report 10 Royal
BY the Associated Press

use OF Lne Qra1C law 10 DOOSC Cne
National Guard and Army Re-
serve branches to over 100000
men for security" reasons has
been urged by a Civilian Military
Study Committee.
The committee. headed by
former Secretary Of State James
F. Byrnes. said last night the cost
would be large but I'VE cannot
afford cheaper program"
"Our full strength must be
maintained to preserve the peace
of the world" the committee
named by President Truman, said
In urging the expansion.
The committee. in report to
Secretary of the Army Royal, pro-
posed an Army National Guard OF
ATS. 500 and an Organized Reserve
Corps of $4,000. for a total OF
l 1,054, 800. with the selective service
law providing the desired strength.
II necessary.
The group suggested that the
States retain control of National
guard units as at present.
2S7,000 In Guard Now.
The National Guard now has
about $4,000 men, far less than
the 375, 900 1t had last June when
volunteers flooded recruiting Off
ces to avoid the draft Prewar
strength was 1875 900 men.
Present Reserve strength figures
were not available.
A National Guard Bureau
spokesman said the recommended
plan would not change the basic
organization of the Guard. but
would increase the number of men
in field artillery. infantry and 9TH
er units now operating.
The recommended basic struc-
ture for the National. Guard: ona
Thirteen divisions d3.5OO men
each at rs per cent full strength;
total 175,5O0.
Fourteen Divisions (7,350 each)
at 40 per cent strength; total
102, 900.
A total Of 1872 500 men in non
divisional combat support units
These would include regimental
combat teams "for the purpose of
supporting units needed during
the early phase of mobilization. -
About 1000 troops for State
headquarters and similar details.
Organized Reserve Plan.
Recommended structure of the
organized reserve:
Twenty-Five Glass B divisions of
double-officer strength, totaling
Sc, 900.
About 242.000 Reserve combat
units to support Regular Army and
other units during early phases
OF mobilization. This would in
clude 10000 enlisted men, r.
600 other units, including double
officer strength.
Around 149,400 combat support
units.
Early mobilization units listed
$1,000 officers and 10000 enlisted
men. total $1,000. -
The selective service law was
passed by the 80th Congress tc
boost manpower in the armed
services. 1t was used for a few
months by the Army, out the
Navy, Marines and Air Force con-
tinued to depend on volunteers.
The Army later abandoned
draft calls, too. explaining that
its budget was not large enough
to pay for more soldiers. The
draft law, consequently, is still on
the books but is not being used.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
|Dumont Reported Cutting
Price of Te|evision Sets
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

Vy NV NSsOSIuTOU TTUSS
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Allen B
Dumont Laboratories is reported
to have notified dealers of price
reductions of $40 to $3.50 on its
television sets, effective March IT.
A Dumont spokesman refused
yesterday to confirm or deny the
report. However, the company
recently made a reduction of SIT
or % per cent-on prices of 15-
inch television viewing tubes sold
to other manufacturers.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Driver Halted by Police Hears
Radio List Him as HoIdup Man

Police said the gas station at
tendant, Harry v. Haley. 20, OF
the Plaza Hotel, had been robbed
of $14 in bills and his change
carrier containing about SO. Mr.
Haley, who had just taken the
job last night, had to borrow a
nickel from a customer to call
police.
Charged with the robbery was
Elmer H. Irwin. 81, Of 6101 Queens
Chapel road, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Red General Says US.
Is Holding 100000
Russians in Reich
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Lt. Gen. G.
S. Lukanschenko, Soviet chief OF
staff in Germany. charged today
that the United States is holding
more than 100000 Soviet citizens
in Western Germany.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, American
commander, has said all Russians
who wanted to return home al
ready have done so and that is
why he requested the Soviet Re
patriation Mission to wind up its
affairs and leave.
Meanwhile. American author
tties said a Russian rocket fired
in practice during manedvers
landed some time ago in the
American zone of Germany with
out causing any damage or in
juries.
The incident had been filed
away in the top secret category
because it would have served no
purpose to make it public at the
time, a high American officer said.
1T was rocekt of the ordinary
type and nothing unusual in its
construction" the officer said.
The Soviet press loosed a blast
against yesterdays riot in the
British sector over the "Oliver
Twist" film. Polish Jews forced
a German theater to camel the
picture after a series of fist fights
with the police and rock-throwing
at the theater. They complain
the film is anti-Semitic.
The Russian Army newspaper
Taegliche Rundschau called the
incident a 'pogrom. Twenty five
of the demonstrators and IA po-
licemen were injured slightly. ii
Other Russian n-backed newS+
papers called the turmoil a "Fas-
cist provocation" and accused the
British and Western German
police of beating up those people
who opposed the continuance of
this films provocative race agita-
ton"
The Western press generally de-
plored the melee, but the Telegraf.
influential British-licensed news
paper. said something must be said
ION the other hand" about the
Jews who participated in the riot
ing.
The newspaper said that re-
gardless of the merits or dement's
of the film. the Polish Jews were
in Berlin Illegally" 1t said that
they had once been removed to
the West after the UNRRA camps
had closed and returned here
without permission.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Diamond Rush in Trunsvuol

The small village of Scheerport
on the Scheerport River in South
Africa's Transvaal has been over
run with prospectors since Jurie
Vessels recently picked up an $500
Cape white diamond on the village
commons.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
New Movie Theater Opens
Toniqhf Near Indian Head
Speeioi Dispatch 10 The Sior

INDIAN HEAD, Md, Feb. o.
Charles County's newest motion
picture house, the Glymont The
ater, will have a formal opening
at o'clock tonight. It is located
on the new Indian Head road at
Evening star., 1949-02-22

in starting a
lifelong ideal"
to improve foot
care.
The ideal" Is
that Of a 91-
year-old physi-
clan, DR.. Maui
rice j. Levi,
W no probably
has done more
than any other
man to raise
the status of
foot treatment
from an "itin-
oropt craft" IN
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Horsewhipper Abused

Horace Isaac Caro-, so, London
businessman recently jailed for
three days for horsewhipping his
daughters boy friend, complains
to police that he is getting many
abusive, anonymous letters and
phone calls.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
By George Beveridqe

A chiropodist who more than rs
years ago eased the pain in a
doctors foot by supporting it with
a rubber band was instrumental
Evening star., 1949-02-22
FOUND

DOG, male, short-legged. black and white,
long silky-haired coat; in Sc. ANIMAL
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, VI. 7142.
DOG, small long-haired, brown, part Pek-
inese 81. 6709.
BEADED BLACK POCKETBOoK found
EADY's WRIST WATCH Feb. II. 1949, on
18th st. NV. MI. 0519 evenings.
MANS WRIST WATCH, GL. 2201.
YOUNG BLACK FEMALE DOG, vicinity
18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Call MI 4265.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Eqyption Tex Opposed

Egyptian business hoped for
abolition Of the excess profits tax,
but the government shows no sign
of making a change, Cairo reports.
French Equatorial Africa will
buy 81 SOC, 900 worth of roadbuild-
ing machinery before June, 1949,
under Marshall Plan credits.
The echo., 1949-09-15
Dear Editor:

This is to let the readers know
that Lodge No. 474 met August 27
with Mr. VIM. Kinslow present and
The echo., 1949-09-15
Good Neighhors Make Good comm11itiss7

The 194s National Negro Health
Week theme is: Cooperate with
your health agencies and your
reighbors for better health and
sanitation in your community"
il 1913 the Health Week pro-
gram directed attention to the
iealth of myself and my fam
ty'-learn what you ought to
A1oW; do what you ought to do.
Jhis year the members Of the i'm
divlual household are asked 10
cook about their immediate lad b.
b9rhoods and to find out more
sbout my communicable 1T
offers fer the health Of the sew
e-al parts of the comment
enc what the citizens Of the
r1unity individually and
sively can do TO get more aa4
better health and sanitation.
Cooperation is the lay trcuic
for this approaeh--tGsazs
aouTceful, active tvaru- wors WIS
Cne-for-au and all-for-one plan
Of working together; the sme e
arithmetic formula: if one aloae
can do this or that in such a way
and such time, how much more
can many do in less time and
VII greater results.
What about your commur
10 you know Tits governu
as health and welfare faci
is programs for keeping y
pcighborhOod clean and
ing good schools, req
adult education?
What about your neigh
hood? Are you q good neighha4
having pride in the Cooks b.
sour block and section Of the com
'Flunity: clean streets and T.
Dept premises? Are you and yol
6eighbors friendly and mutua}y
helpful? Is there friendly and
Wholesome rivalry in having pass
.srs-by say isn't that a beautiful
home? That's the clean up-palnt
'up--fix up home improvement
plan"
What about your health aeen-
cles? Do you know where they
are, what they are, what they can
do for you, your family, and yoyr
neighbors? Last year emphasis
was on the health Of the family
health education, health check
The echo., 1949-09-15
Secretary

UP by your family physician and
dentist. This year other usefull
health services in the community
are stressed-those community
wide, all-inclusiVe services which
your doctor cannot render or you
cannot provide for, though he can
and does assist you by good
counsel and direction, in fndins
and using the community he3-s
services: prenatal and Well-babr
care; tuberculosis and venorcst
1'sease control; cancer detccJicns
mental hygiene, nutrition ana
others.
Health Week time is more thon
. so many days III the week g
atch Up on cleaning, trash re-
noEal Identifying the pIu
.ae.Hlag, demonstrating pa.-'-
making radio broadc2sting, hectic
/ Fre 2hiE Jt 81 g@so ysa7 ruia
/ --1-l -eTey- me IEeaUn vcar
7oou" nave a "follow through =
Keep ID BEATS catch up! And IN :
n92noaraood or community, yoI
cannot 20 this by yourself. It mas"
be an organized, objective, con~
structiga effort - keeping ccG-
SANITY 5icct and busy Il the NOS.
uco.t5s, business &C the hcm72
lHm.'g---e2piag st +or wor-- IA
.-r pleasure; 10" success aal 19r
aca7s; FOR good, aIi-.ouud ill.,. -.
IN lia Ia q good, a1;-givinG-a1d-
trlng community.
/ ore puo-.c health axiom s7v-
"2uhic hea'Gl IS purchos Y.e..
Within caT1a.g: Limitations acy
community 1Ja determine its all.
death rate" Let's tr2rspcse mig
u7i say; MoighaoYh5ua and c-
imue-'y a42..n are desirable ..ltl
few l-ulINors, aEy group o..
citizens l2n hsYc better heaHt
md he,.e. sanitation. i've longa~
md 1--we butter py being go0c
Ineiga2c7s. elwaYs s'ert t. f,e
1eaith ueSds IN th+ l~Yanu~ r.,
5.rays active III gett:,,::c tho 01~t
Oh, Of what they !@"@. sri al
ways a. work to e! :n0re ~ '9u.ki
1t al1es 70 MAKE q goo cn7Gs4,
atty battar'
Four neiahborhco7 --- c9ir1l..
nifty, tag u It; c0ort for Is, and
eH9oy III
The echo., 1949-09-15

- obOdy seems to know just
what Sue does to keep her hair so beau
tiful. IL always CLEANS like silk.
What is the secret of her youthful-Iook-
inQ hair9 You could never guess just
a simple application of Godefroy's
Larieuse. That's Sues Secref, and you
may share 1t, too.
Just ask your dealer for bottle of
Larieuse pronounced LARRY USE, the
hair colorine in the red box Apply with
. amall brush-see how quickly Ii gives
The echo., 1949-09-15
TRANSFER CARDS


We still have local Presidents
throughout the Association who do
not know what procedure to take
in transferring members. Any mem
Der who wishes to transfer to some
other H. B. A. Lodge is at liberty
to do so, however, the local lodge
cannot issue a transfer card until
the member forwards the number Of
the lodge TO which he desires to
The echo., 1949-09-15

leld our election, also installed all
ifiicers. c. L. Howard, reelected
esident, Sarah Howard, Secretary
itaten Jones, Treasurer, Sophie
,ackson, Chaplain. Readers, you
Mould have been there and heard
Agent Kinslow instruct the lodge and
officers. He really knows how. God
Bless Agent Kinslow. We want him
back again. If you want things done
ight, call w. M. K, Waynesboro,
Sarah Howard, Reporter.
The echo., 1949-09-15

u. S. ARMY End u s. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE
The echo., 1949-09-15
WAYNESB0R0 NEWS
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
We had a soul stirring revival at
Hollie Bush NJ B. Church, which
started August 18th. Rev A. Cham
bers preached a glorious sermon. We
had wonderful service at 300 o'clock.
Rev. l. McDougle conducted the
meeting from Monday through Fri
day. Everyone enjoyed him. We
took in Z candidates for baptism,
two restored. Money raised was
$115.72. Rev. A. j. Jordan, pastor.
Mrs. L. M. McDougle, Reporter
The echo., 1949-09-15
CITY NEWS

Lodge Number 9 had its annual
sermon on August %, 1949 1t was
preached by Rev, Walker Everyone
enjoyed it. Amount raised $3.50.
Had dinner on the ground.
Mrs Minnie Irby, President.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

MN OR VA, within 10 miles of D. C.
will paper, paint, make minor re
pairs II price is right and lons
HoUsESs bedrms.. furn. or unfurn:;
reas dr. to Pent:: perm; SlW may
CAPT. VIVIAN, RE. 500, Ext, '243o
WANTED e-FAMILY B>UsE to rent
in or near WASHINGTON; child
8 RRaElsPPo6NsIBGE IL ADULTS desire 5;
room bungalow or apartment in sooo
locality near transportation. BOX
cow SSiESTFER1NARIAN desires 2
Belts Res. Ctr. Call DR.: SINCLAIR,
Gp 1Sl IN Gf RM TO- bedTms fea1 SKI MOD % rent
by resp. pro. couple about April /,
rosF2GN 3ssF9S Va sERvICE r ICE raMLY AM ~ desires
33-bedroom house MdrISanG t95nlSneG OF s15u gn
sEN TN AND. ls1e EIGHT ROOM detached
house; vicinity Nd. University. CAN
evenings. TO. $3.50 i,o
ton urgently needs 4-bedrm. unfurn;
house. NV. Elk. $3.50, Ext 3046
wAST NsshosTs To RENT s-room house in
NV. section: furnished or uniar- ar
nished. Call JACK KAHN AID. !l9e'
sCIENTIsr AND WIFE desires. s.
hedrm. det. house. 'unfurnished or
furnished conv. to Bureau of stand,
ards; no children, no pets. Call
EN-. 4O55 or OR. 4o40, Ext. $50;
LADY WITH AGED MOTHER desper-
ately needs slx-room house. having
reasonable rent Call AT. 33Io
FAMILY OF 4 desires furnished house
or apartment, preferably VI. AD.
rSFITRNIsHED. e-BEDRM.. semi or
in 10 miles Of Pentagon. by perm.
Govt. employe: no children; slno'
Mon Mon. through Fti. or write P. o.
Box 3066. Ar, Va
OR 3BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE
Good NV. sec. or nearby Nd. or Va;
about April |; S90-SlOO; aduits'
no pets or children; refs. Box l3-A y
VT VT FAMILY. ] child need house.
silye, springp; npv7n Tak9ma Ws FraIs raTs arg arg
q RESPECTABLE working girls de-
sire 3-bedroom.. furn.. house, CON
Ven NV; keep in excel. cond,; tuTn
ref. GL. 5000 Ext 247, B-104 2
WANTED. to rent, furnished or partly
furnished house, , to bedrooms.
for family Of four: lease SIX months
to one year; interested anytnlng
between 500 and $3.50. but will
consider price level based on What
offered. Reply. Box 491-V' stare
coLoRED-REF FAM. would like to
rent house, unfurn.: or g rms.
Johnson FIR 81 10.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Colonial det.- brick, 6 rms; bath; q
bath on 1st fl. ia. 134s, RA. 9l99.
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-center-en-
trance Colonial brick of Z rooms,
bath, built-in gar. Convenient loca-
ton Modern kitchen and bath.
Only s17.95n. MITCHELL. QUICK
AMrkIcaN nj aa tSfv EyfS' fsRk: PX ls9t 44so Gar
rison st. NV. Open Sunday, l to
$50 pm. Attractive center-en-
trance Colonial brick of seven rooms,
bath, built-in gar, modern kitchen
sna MtrcREhh Rh1h QUICK. BEsEsF sL construction 5
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARk-Do
personality? Colonial, screened
porch. opening from 13x23 liv. rm.
and from study Tor bedrm), with
n bath, 3 bedrooms Zone liv.- -beorm
conV. H.. No bus Wilson H.. S.,
junior and elem. sch. churches,
shopping center, Apex. OWNER,
.WO: 3456, Sun. pm, ewes; S23 1850.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful det. brick Colonial in most
desirable part Of this popular section;
rms, bath, full basement with lay,
gas heat, storm sash, screen porch,
fine level lot. incl. rear yard: priced
at Sl9:950; Call Wo;, $500, FRANK
AMERIcAN s hH{hElps SNiV. a1 PARKwNew Ar list
ing; Just off, Mass, ave. shopping
beautiful Colonial brick, r rooms.
81. baths; garage; recreation room
deep lot; about s. years old priced to
TTW5EE6 CO. 55o4 conn. ave. EN-:
BANNoCKBURN HEIGHTs-Beauti-
ebce9 p 9rfY1s spd priIk Ene Ge propefty seTs
over 200 plants, flowers and trees,
First floor has large, attractive liv,-
ing room, dining room; den with
eDaeef ecPeS PeTder room sereseed de luxe Hns HHs
poTches; 9nd floor, 3 n;sized 8
large attic; finished basement with
fireplace maids on1,sn, room and full enndia'SSG Riaa'S
throughouts @ cafr Us for appoint;
ment to see this lovely home. Priced
TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave. EN-
ndIITmoRE dIaG 81 2 81. I'm mN.w.-1o rm. q bed
ms, 2 tiled baths, oil h:-w.h., lge
cellar brick garage. etc. Completed,
furnished. Property is free ane ane
clear Consider ,a.s as th.o low ren{ as sl'5p|
GARVEY; DI. 450s; ewes. and Sun,
sRfGHTWooD; E aTSoD s1a,5oo: near stl
and .Rittenhouse sts;-New listing
oil heat, yd., gar; fine cond.: owne
leaving; reas. cash paymt. STROUP
BRnfGHTWooD-open daily, . to :
pm. 5O31 9TH pl. n.w.-Excellent
S-bedroom row brick, newly deco
rated: vacant: possession. Mr. Clark
GE aOl1, MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. .3346
6ROOKMONT = 1-rm. brick home
lls baths, full bsnnt., built-in ga.
rage. oil heat; lot 6Ox154: S17,500;
eonv. to Army Map Service and car.
tine. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor, 6109
Broad st., WI. 4253.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES TO SHARE
EMPLOYED COUPLE with child

EMPLOYED COUPLE with child tc
share house will give day care, to
child. SH s941: Il
YOUNG. congenial. employed COUPE
to share new home; sunny front bed
room: bus at door; reasonaole
$50 Cheverly ave. Cheverly, Md.
Young COUPLE TO share furnished
home; $50 month includes all
utilities. Call 81. 2229.
so; oUACKENBOS ST. N.W.-Nicel,
furn. rm. for ! or >; semipvt. batn;
dan express bus. RA s911. -
COUPLE TO SHARE BUNGALOW. in
conv. sc. location, everything furn
S45 mo. AK. $3.50. *
RENT FREE to couple, wife willing
TO assist with g INV. and chlid care
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL TRADE summer cottage: knotty
pine paneled, screened porch; WIN
view right on water: good swimming,
fishing outside terrace and fireplace;
for part payment on six-room house
in Virginia or nearby Maryland,
from owner No real estate dealer
RPIcK HOTsE-6 rooms. . inclosed
porches. in Brightwood. TO exchange
for a small apt. in NV. washington
For details, call GE. 9717 on week.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MT. PLEASANT

Pierce Mill rd. NV, blks. west of
18th and Park rd.-2O-ft. row brk 81,
facing Rock Creek Park, contains
and library comb, kit with table
top Gas range and elec. refgr.
bedrms. and bath on End fl; un-
heated finished rm. in attic; bsmt
planned for mans workshop; there
is a built-n garage and bSmt. toilet;
gas heat; price Sl6,5OO terms:
poss. GEO. I. BORGER. 643 Indiana
ave. NV. Ma 035O: ewes, OR
1913, or Mr.. Maloney at WO. 1649
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
1923 QUE ST. NV.
which might be used by private fam
lily or with its separate apis. as
source of income. 3 separate units
and bath; beautiful condition; gas
heat; price greatly reduced. SAN
DOZ. INC, DU. 1894. or ewes, OR.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MT, PLEASANT

Zoo park. Large well-constructet
brick home; 29-ft. wide rec. hail
!. r. with fireplace, d. r., kitchen
pantry, screened porch; 2nd floor
4 b. r. Il with fireplace). . baths
inclosed porch, loored attic. Larg
basement with rec. room, storag
room and laundry room; oil hot
water neat
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. O352. Eve.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwesi

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
AT Randolph st. n.w.-Vacant; 1st
flr., iiv. rm.. din. rm. and equipped
kit. End fir, 4 lge. bedrms., attic,
lge. yd. and gar. Call Mrs. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA & WOOD
Evening star., 1949-02-27

80 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-6-room
modern brick: garbage disposal,
plenty of cabinets in kitchen, gas
heat, Law. in bsmt; beautiful condi-
tion Call now to inspect, ST.
93l6; evenings, RA. ql49. -6
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Mr.. WALTER REED
"a blk. of 18th st.. semidet. brk., in
new house cond.: 3 bedrms.,
baths. 1st fir. den, lge sun rm.
heated; could be used as auxiliary
bdrm.. gas heat. maids rm and
bath; lear built-in gar. Vacant.
For inspection, call Larry Weir,
SANDOZ. INC, DU. 1894; ewes,
WO. 27S1. rs
Evening star., 1949-02-27
KENT
KENT

A beautiful stone and brk. home Gus.
tom built for entertaining and gra.
cious living. Special features, lovely
knotty pine den with Law. on 1st A.
lSe. above-ground level, panelec
bath in bsmt.; 3 very lge. bedrms
3 baths on 2nd floor; 3rd A. is I'm.
ished and suitable for bedrm OF
playroom: beautiful Handicapped 10,
with patio off rec. rm. Call Tee
Bair, with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
I022 9TH st. NV, ST. 700; ewes.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
6418 N. CAPITOL NJ
Omen Sun. 2-6

See this modern 6-rm., l1a-bath semi
det. brick home: 1st-f powder rm..
garbage disposal. gas h.-w.h.; So
300 down, SSS mo-. incl. taxes. in
N. H. ave. to Eastern ave. left to
Sheridan st. down Sheridan to n:
Capitol. right to GALS. GOLDSTEN
BROS. RE. 1883. ia. 1853. u
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont. J
HOUSES UNFURNisHED

BETHESDA-New. detached, 2-story
brick; 3 bedrms,, u baths; excel,
lent location; $500 deposit and $3.50
gdnS per mo Rem paymsnts n may yrob be
erty. WI. 1888 or WI. 7790. ~
BUNGALOW, North Arlington: mod
erate-sized rooms, Pa baths, attic,
basement, electric range and refgr.,
oil heat Large p9rfh srt double eTes
lent for children: NO; 45l5. Is
FAIRFAX ESTATE-l0 rooms, ia
baths; spacious grounds quiet ana
$50 ROBERT D. GRAHAM, Pair- Fair
BR0oKLAND, 10th and Hamlin st.
e.-S rooms, oil heat, bath: newly
painted semidet. brick, Sl25 per
s1BEbRm. TGnbf BGH TSF6ks. FIiA sif6 House, Avon
GoVERNMfSr a5ls RessneSs fs!G fENGfNEER. nj wife and
son II, desire small house; prefer
Mt. Rainier to Silver Spring area
coGNTRY HOME on l acre; e-story
5 mi mi from Silver Spring; $50 mo
R. P. RIPLEY Realtor, 81. 81 l.,
efk onse ohD. fl2sed ssSedrm. SSnfay house large
rooms, lot and patio: gas gas heat, peat
mo. Available March |; SH. S253
NEW 6-kM. AND bA N Qel. pEk.' SOS
heat. porch also toilet in bSmt-;
rental. $40 in advance; 500 in
escrow, with lease; adults pref. EN-
1856
3 BEDRMS.. practically new: Chillum
D. C. area; S125 mo. RA. ~.
b-RM. BRICK, nesr. Falls Church;
close to shops and bus: rent $50
mo. ARFAX REALTY, FA. l45o or
NEW. fW s2osEDRM. HOME. all modern.
on y acre; near Annandale: Va;
$3.50 mo. MILLS REALTY, An
nandale, Va. FA. 0999-49l3.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Newly decorated. center hall. : rms
. baths. 1st-f. Law. gar. elec. re-
frigeration and heat; now available
1o3 WEST LELAND ST.
Mr.. school and carline; newly deco
rated; 5 bedrms.. 3 baths. lst-n
iav, and breakfast rm.;- now avail
able at $3.50 EDW. H. JONES e.
CO. INC. WO. 1900.
ALEXANDRIA -,
Best res. sect.-Lovelv 7-bedrm.. A.
bath home, oPA rent. TIE, 1910.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MT. PLEASANT

English Village-type row brick. mr..
10th st, Park rd. and Rock Creek
PIX. 3 bedrms., sleeping porch and
tiled bath 2nd A.; liv. rm., firepl
din. rm., mod. kit, scr. porch on
st f.. maids rm. and Law in bsmt
is bargain. To see it. phone Otis
9225 Sun. ewes: Ma 2557 days II
Evening star., 1949-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes,
EXCIUSIVE AREA

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This distinctive 4-bedroon. 3h-bath
large and beautifully Handicapped lot
has been reduced in price. 1t is In
Immaculate condition. There is 8
large living room, lovely panelec
library, buffers pantry and kitchen
as well as an unusual recreation ,rm
with bar. Gear garage. Shown By
ewes, EN-. 1908.
]. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1R1A ct