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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

berry, Miskin was arrested here on
charge of assault with deadly
weapon. He was accused by a Ma
rine, Corpl. Clyde C. Swami, 25,
then stationed at Quantico, with
having attacked him with black
jack following an argument in the
Stagecrafters after hours club at
Third and H streets NV.
In Municipal Court a few weeks
later Corpl. Swami identified Mis-
kin as one of two men who had
followed him in an automobile
from the club and beat him on
the face and head on a parking
lot at Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Nicholas Carrigan, however, tes-
titled he had borrowed Miskin' S
car, and it was he who had struck
the Marine. The case was dis
missed, apparently because of the
conflicting testimony.
Miskin was arrested after wit
nesses took the license number of
his car as it sped from the scene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Hemisphere Nations
Urged byU. 5. TO Meet
10 Combat Red Threat
BY the Associated Press

The United States called yester-
day for a conference of the 81
American republics foreign minis
tiers to coordinate. efforts in
meeting the aggressive policy OF
international Communism.
Secretary of State Acheson an
nodnced the move shortly after
President Truman proclaimed a
state of national emergency.
Mr.. Acheson said in a state
ment that "the aggressive policy
of international Communism
carried out through its satellites,
has brought about a situation III
which the entire free world is
threatened"
Urgency Emphasized.
In emphasizing the urgency
of the proposed conference, the
Secretary of State said that the
present international situation
poses a threat to the survival OF
everything the Inter American
community stands for in the
world
The United States request will
be placed before the Council of
the Organization of American
States (OAS) here Wednesday
by American Delegate Fred C
Daniels.
The council is the central group
of the GAS and convenes twice a
month at the Pan American
Union. A two-thirds vote of its
membership is required for calling
nter-American conferences of
foreign ministers. It is understood
that several Latin American men,
bers have privately urged the
United States to request such a
meeting.
May Meet Here.
Assistant Secretary of State Ed
ward G. Miller, jr.. expressed hope
the conference would be held in
Washington, perhaps by Feb
ruary.
Mr.. Miller said that Mr.. Truman
is anxious that the conference be
held to demonstrate to other
American Republics that "at this
moment, when our interest ap-
pears to be elsewhere, we have our
own hemisphere relations very
much to the fore in our thinking"
Mr.. Acheson said this country
wants to consult its fellow men,
berS in the nter-American COM
munity with respect to the situa-
ton which We all face and on the
coordination of the common eff
fort required to meet it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Post Office Working Overtime to Clear Mail
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be cleared early today. But that
situation applied only for mail
then on hand here.
Mail trains from New York,
Richmond, Chicago and other
points were beginning to arrive
here with increasing frequency
And they were unusually long
trains. with from 20 to 80 cars.
Terminal crews are working on
a 24-holr schedule to unload mail
not only at Union Station but at
the lexington and Fourteenth
street yards. Much of that mail
is due for transfer to other cities.
Level Is Running High.
Despite the embargo the gen.
eral level of Christmas mail is
running almost 10 per cent ahead
of this time last year, post Office
spokeSmer estimated.
While making no promise that
every Christmas card and pack
age from out of town would be
delivered here by Christmas, they
declared that mail within Wash
ington and adjacent territory was
practically certain of delivery in
time if sent on time. Home and
business deliveries probably will
be stepped up still further this
week
Mail sent to other cities has a
good chance of delivery before
Christmas if mailed as soon as
possible. Such deliveries, as we'll
as delivery of mail from other
cities to Washington. will depend
to a large extent on the condi-
ton of pile-ups in post Offices
and railroad terminals elsewhere,
they explained.
Mail Early Slogan Stressed.
AS postscript, they recon-
mend even more emphatically
than ever: Mail early"
The embargo on railway ex-
press shipments will end at mid
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trains discharged Washington pas
sengers at Silver Spring or Balti-
more for transfer to Washington
by bus.
The only such shuttle service
still in operation was between
Alexandria and Union Station for
Washington passengers on a few
New York Florida through trains.
Sidney Kerl, station manager here,
said that this did not result en-
tirely from the strike.
Because of heavy holiday traf-
fic an arrangement was made
some time ago for several of the
North-South trains to bypass
Washington and discharge Wash
lngton passengers at Alexandria,
Mr.. Kerl explained. This occa-
sionally was done in past years
during the holiday season he said.
Donaldson Urges Speed.
Striking brakemen, conductors
and switchmen started reporting
back to work about am. yester-
day at the Washington terminal
and the Potomac Yards at Alex
andria. About 1900 cars had
damned up in the yards. Before
noon many were on the move,
with Is locomotives in operation.
Postmaster General Donaldson,
meanwhile, lifted the embargo
which had been ordered 80 hours
earlier. The embargo applied not
only to parcel post but to first
class mail heavier than eight
ounces and to all second class mail
except daily newspapers.
The Washington post Office
hopes to do the job with a greatly
expanded staff of 4,500 workers,
200 additional trucks, and plans
to step up the number of daily
deliveries if necessary to over
come the setback caused by the
strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

night tonight. The Railway EX-
press Agency announced it would
lift it's embargo at that time but
meanwhile would accept ship
ments subject to delay" The
embargo, however, will remain on
rail express originating in or des-
tined for Chicago.
Greatest activity last night at
the main post office and the Ben
jamin Franklin station was the
handling of parcel post. The main
Office had 10 clerks on hand for
that work and the Franklin sta
ton had nine.
Although the windows and
counters we're seldom idle, the
number of people bearing gift
packages was not unusually large.
Ernest Brasse, assistant superin-
tendent in charge at the main
post office last night, said business
was fairly steady but represented
no upsurge" at any of the Offices
or substations yesterday after lift
ing of the embargo. An upsurge
might develop today and tomor-
row. he AIDED.
200 Extra Workers Added.
The post Office braced itself for
any unusual rush as we'll as the
huge task of unloading and trans
porting the mail cars by adding
200 workers. The $500 men and
women who worked last nightp
were three times the normal num-
Der, Mr.. Brasse said.
Railroad transportation, pas
senger and freight, rapidly was
returning to normal in this area.
Stuart Shumate, superintendent at
the Potomac Yards, predicted that
the pile-up of freight cars there
would be at an end before noon
today.
Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsyl-
Vania railroad passenger trains
from the West began coming
into Union Station before 6 pm.
yesterday. During the strike those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

"1SIIoLAD JAM Ed IAhIIo1N
out for praise Assistant Supt. Rob-
ert ]. Murray, chief of detectives;
Capt. Edgar E. Scott, assistant
chief of detectives, and their as
sociates.
Photographs Shown to Victims.
Working with police were Field
Agent Thomas j. jenkins and Guy
Hottie, agent in charge of the
Washington Office of the FBI.
Tassos became the first suspect,
Federal agents said. Descriptions
given by victims of the February
robbery led investigators to show
bank employees Tassos' photo
graphs.
Tassos was wanted for question
ing at Hackensack, N. j., in a
$4,000 payroll robbery there in
June of 1949. He had been SEN
fenced to 7 to IA years in Sing
Sing. and previously was arrested
in New Jersey for offenses rang
ing from robbery and assault to
carrying a concealed weapon.
A Nationwide search was
opened for Tassos after his pho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

A hive of 5000 bees produces
so pounds of honey yearly.
Evening star., 1950-07-12

DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass Ave. OR. AGA.
Evenings Telephone TIE. 521S.
(List Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1950-07-12

&A2NO 41EItE I ID!
A Loving Corner Brick Home
CENTER HALL PLAN
Vacant-Only 1895 Down
Nr. I'd and Charming SITS. NE.
SIX lovely rms. and bath, gas auto.
neat, monel metal cabinets, fun
nsmt., porches q inclosed), built
splendid terms. VA
John D. Neuman Prop, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. MA. 2321 liz
Evening star., 1950-07-12

SEMI-DET. brick, fenced rear yard,
mr.. Missouri ave. NV; liv. rm., din.
rm;, den. kit. on 1st A.; 4 bedrms.
ana path on End A., full bsmt., gas
schools, shopping and transp. shown
ny appointment Mr.. Holmes, EN-
$685., PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1O15 18th st. NV, Ma. 1879.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
Near Fairfax Village

NEAR Fa1rIaX village
Fine 6-rm., semidetached brick home,
new cond.,. very neat; wonderful,
lge: level lot. Soft. front, COM
pletely incl. with. ornamental fence.
OUT Fnaneed % ed to % sel Rass aaicEy sioe r. afS D.
BURGESS, VI. 2sO2.
COLoRED-SEvEN- ROOM SEMIDET.
brick. convenient to everything.
gil 14th st. s.e. AT. 1888 after
cSGoRHDZsR. 90 haSy ssEmi; 10th AND e. CaS GAf1-
and bath; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.;
$500 cash req. MIR. CAMERON,
coHoREaD52ss5s D ST. s.E.-5-room
,naSfb nIicfi ELECTRICITY; ME asSo $500 cash; $50
c9IoREDMisfs 0EalRi MI fsoS K ST. sEa s.E.-semi-
de-; 8 rms, bath, gas h.-w.h., frame,
side and rear yard. garage; here is
2 real home. in perfect cond.; priced
low. Inspection by appt; W. L,
sHIrLEY' 81 Lex Realtor. s27 18th st. NV.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL 2-FAMILY
brick near Eastern High. Price only
S13.950 with small down payment;
immed: poss.: MI. Tolson. FIR. 0390.
c0IoRESMSkA 9HANMoN SEkAtTH aIkdnfN EE P11S raRx ls
Lovely .2-family house arranged with
2 kitchens; large rms, bsmt.;
convenient to everything: price SILL
$50. $1,000 down. SOUTHEAST
RSA5TY Rl 5d9o CO.. 1911 Penna. ave. Sc.
CoLoRED-NR. z. CAPITOL sT.-
See this. large semidet. brick home;
3 rms. bath; oil h.-w.h., full bsmt.;
large front porch; small down pay
ment; price S12,50O. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO.. 1911 Penna. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-62e Alabama
ave. s;e.; det. stucco; 5 lge. size
5oxi5o%: % Price $3.50. ni HARTMANi ri AN
FsAITY' IIi alsSoo Nc; 1s45 Good Hope I'd,
cso;sNGkkRRisss s-IaeHi HEIGHTS - Very ylS nice
semidet. brick home with liy. rm.,
din. ,rm., kit. 8, bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt.. gas heat; nice level lot.
sSis1; sois4HrsaT sena' pSSTTY SSonTsnient terms.
pfsTRfcf snna fyej HEfGHTs. if EK 2G3S %D. 75os
Gateway blvd. 2-bedrm. frame. Ige.
liv. rm.. dinette, equipped kit, ga
rage, full bsmt.; lot 100000; conv.
transp; and ,;,,a and stores; near paroehial
FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Lovely brick,
bedrms., gas heat, lge. front porch.
full bsmt. with gorgeous reer. rm.;
Venetian blinds, beaut. awnings,
soSoes ie9s osv c.Sss e shopping ss1 rs and
ANNENBERa REALTY es Co. 'Li. Ii.
M. fss' P2. 3 " Ala. AYES. Sc, s-yr. Mie old
semidet; brick: 8 rms, tile path; 2
r ana sss Ssss Sssa Presa n ssn t viii a.RgT ggt
BSssAHowoa]y sS g $500 70 ter 0see; Sefy
nice asbestos-shingle bungalow in
cbsn eactso Hsighss bsdrs Has lily ig 5n, s% large
bsmt.: unfinished attic, hardwood
floors, Venetian blinds. storm win
dows. Conv: terms. Quick possession.
SOUTHEAST REALTY Co. 1911
BRiGR ssRhs sUNGAIoWGP9set. sTS ss SN YGee a4 new
lot 100 It. deep. expansion attic,
hardwood ns:; close to schools and
shopping; only $l0,950; easy terms.
ANNENRERS AlsSEN 9tIl 6 REALTY CO. Ii;
ONLY $1,000 DOWN on Southern
ave-, nr. bus, schools and shopping;
semidet. cor. brick, like new, rms
and bath, 8 bedrms., gas heat, full
bsmt.. fenced yard; owner sacrit1c-
ees aS sor SSsfE iaS s. 6~
TWo.FxMILys ( BR1cK-Miee brick
over D. C. line. First fl. has rms.
gas heat. Convenient terms. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO, 1911 Penna.
NEAR ays sif,i ANAcesffIa e. fEaq HIGH scHod4- 54
pTsvaT r aItb br sab Tns s bath n1sS 1ss5
HARrMaS fas MAN kEA1TY AE1 Tsend iscs s1lesG fs4s
GSod eSss Hope I'd. sc. Lu. 4-34oo, vi.
OWNER SACRIFICING for quick sale.
Two-story shingle home mr.. D. C.
line and shopping center. rms.
and bath, gas heat, full bsmt. with
nice recr. rm.; all rms. are lge.; liv.
rm. has firepl.; level lot. Only SILL
$50 $1,000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO. IL. 7-S357. IL
NEAR 18TH AND MINI. AVE; 2033
r St. Sc. Vacant. Pre-war built,
semi-det. brick, 6 rms; tile bath;
recr. rm.; chestnut trim. Porch;
auto. h.-w.h.; $4,000 down. Open
eve. or call HARTMAN REALTY
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e. LU.
4-3400 or vi. 5976. -13
BLVD. HEIGHTS
5-rm. bungalow, lge: rms, exp. attic,
screened porch; det. garage: lge
shady lot: blk to busline, store
and church. Reas. terms for quick
sale. T. D. RUGESS. VI. 2s02. -12
EAST CAPITOL ST.
Excel. 17-rm., 3-bath, row brick. Full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. A good buy with
SRt SRly osSS' $1,000 down. Mr. TOlson'
OBANNON REALTY
FIR. 5119
Evening star., 1950-07-12
CHEVY CHASE

Most attractive z rm. home, con-
venient to parochial and public
schools. Containing liv. rm. with
f1repl., family sized din. rm.. break.
8 twin size bedrms., 2 baths; stair.
way to attic, gas heat, l car det.
garage. .GI. approved, under $20,.
900. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. 1920; ewes, OIL. 7740. is
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HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. Cont J
T. D. BURGESS

l.. ~. oO1tATGOO
Offers to. the discreet home buyer
better vlaues in Sc. homes, both
large and small.
HILLCREST SPECIAL
2214 32nd ST. Sc.
Open every evening, Wed. through
Fri, from 6 till 8, for inspection at
your leisure. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
brick; equip. kit, full bsmt., oil
h.-w.. heat. lge.L side porch, level
lot get; agar gar. 2 firepls:: ress. priced
Out "a. ave. to Branch ave. Sc,
right to Alabama ave-, right to 32nd
ST., right to house.
HIILCREST
Custom built 4-bedrm. brick bunga-
low. features 1st a. bedrm and
bath, de luxe kitchen compl. equip,
full bsmt.. built-in gar, a.-c. heat,
lot 5Ox2OO; extras. too numerous
TO mention Assume, ~ loan with
CT APPROVED
Five-rm. bungalow in excel. cond.:
ke sc hsat pSten lot soxioo IIl Osma conv. qi 70
bus, schools and shopping. fun
price, $4,000.
SUITLAND, MD.
2-story frame; equip. kit,
2 porches, bsmt., h.-wh.; lot 5Ox
400; priced at $4,000; make US
$1,000 DOWN
Two bungalow, 2 blks. over
D. c. line: equip. kitchen; gas &C.
heat; level lot; full price, $3.50.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS
Six-rm., 2-story, det. frame; being
used as apts.: 2 refgrs., 2 stoves;
full bsmt., h.-w. heat: det. gar;
priced at S13,50O. Make US an
HILLCREST
Eight-rm. brick Colonial; featuring
bedrms.. refgrs., stoves. 2
porches, full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat,
dble. garage; conv. arranged as 2
apis.
T. D. BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc,
vi. 2S02. Courteous and friendly
agents at your service from to 8.
Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CoLORED-We have several houses
both large and small, mr.. 18th and
Park I'd. One has 8 rms, 2 baths,
$4,000; one has 9 rms, 8 baths.
Sl7,950; one has z apts. with a
monthly income of S400. To inspect
call PLANT & GORDON, INC, 1874
Park rd. NV, co. 0S37. -13
cot2EE2mN;W; 1.E1 -. w.. nT; lo Dupont @ Circle
baths, eievator;s s asse saitabie aRs dms
guest house, apt, clinic. school. etc /;
excel. terms, or will take small prop
LAND; MI. 1000; ewes. nv TW. i iiSi.
C0LORED-OPEN DAILY, 7-9-6O2
Quincy st. NV. You should see this
beautiful brick home: 8 lovely
bright rms, mod. tiled bath, large
mo, mod. equip. kit. hardwood firs;,
S Oday osmt Mr. oil NesfrkD esft kDrsss Tg t9 sass 81
eyes. ia. 2040. SAMUEL c. REYN-
CoLoREDMoTiNCY NEAR 18Th
Newly decorated; ready to move in;
tapestry brick, bedrooms, bath;
priced most reasonably: terms.
Also next door, IL rooms, 3 baths,
% Ssles nssS Gan sas Ss. fsEsHsi sEssErf Rarfsln az
COLoRED-2 FAMILY-Downtown
legation; 1st, commercial to wide
alley; mr.. 3rd and F NV; Apt. l
has 2 rms, kit. and bath; Apt. 2
has 3 rms, kit. and bath: modern
throughout; immac. cond.: excel.
investment live in one apt. and
For details and particulars, Sun. and
REALTORS. 1166 Vermont VERNE mN ave. NV NV
DI. $500. -I3
Evening star., 1950-07-12
HoUSES-SALE-k.W, (cont J

sEMI-DET. brick, fenced rear yard,
mr.. Missouri ave. NV; hv. rm., din.
and bath on 2nd f., full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h., .built-in gar; close to
SSShoorS, SY snno;nf S;nf6pping on and transp: Shown
6635, PAUL P. STONE, Realtor,
1O15 10Th st. NV, MA. 1879.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME bedrm.
corner row, shaded by beautiful trees
and shrubs; garage, oil heat; low
Gown payment. C. j. KooNTz g.
Co, SH. 1141. Ia
NEAR 10th AND PARK RID. NV
Detached 3-Story and basement, con-
tanning IL rooms, 4la baths; suit
able for doctor. convalescent home
IN good condition. Call DI. 1OI5
~ pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
$995 DOWN, vACANT-Allison and
| Georgia ave: detached home; z lge.
rms, modern kit; bedrms., attic,
full bsmt.,. oil heat; zoned lst COM
PREsH FsEsasl REanfa ianfa eos eess rx ENHEs s4oe
ewes: GE. 5711, Ia. 776O. Is
UPPER 18th sT.-Perfect location
for guesthouse. chancery. organize
tion headquarters, etc. Contains 12
rms, 8 kitchens, 4!a baths; COM
6fieny sn1snSid and in excel
substantial cash req. Call WO. $500
ewes; or FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
1411. Ia
40 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-open today,
5 to 8: or other times by appoint
ment. This English Normandy at
first floor, 3 bedrooms and bath on
second. with recreation room. bed
room, laundry and half bath in
basement. Gas heat: deep lot 18th
detached garage. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER 1913 K st. NV" MA. 11Se.
I346 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-open
to 8, pm. other times by appoint
ment. Large beautiful bedrm.. 3
bath home with list floor bedrm. or
Gen. Lovely lot approx. 5000 So. it.
Convenient to .transp., shopping and
Mr: Clark. GE. 901I. MARSHALL j.
1MAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
NEAR UNDERWOOD ON PINEY BR.
ROAD. This 3 bedrm., 2la bath, det.
brick home with pine paneled club
room and finished insulated attic,
See Sn deep fap lot; Is the best buy in town.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO, 1924
4soi FULToH CIRCLE N.w.-open
daily, E to dark; brand-new, A.
6edrm., 2-bath, white brick resi-
dence, built by Frank s. Phillips:
includes huge bedrm. and full bath
on 1st noor; beautiful paneled club
room with fireplace, built-in garage,
gas heat; highly convenient, close-in
location, high above the cool Po-
top's,c tomac with broad view across the
to grade school; 10 minutes to
dntwn.; splendid value at S2S,95O.
To inspect: Out Macarthur blvd. to
Dana pl,, right ! block to Fulton
St, right on Fulton st. to Circle.
Ewes, call RA. 1924. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
goth ST. Mr.. CONN. AvE.-Lge. g.
rm; row brick; incIosed porches.
2-car det. gar, complete pan
eled apt. in ,bsmt.; front and rear
ff0tTs- fo15 ii, gas !, Nv w,I heat. Cal n;
NEAR Conn. AvE.-pet. Dutch @le Co.
lonial center-hall home; 24-ft. liv.
rm., spacious din. rm. and kit,
screened side porch; 2nd d., 4 spa
cious bedrms.; W blk. to Conn. ave;
conV. to. shopping. public and paro-
chial schools. Price $4,000. Excel.
hnancing. Cali Mr.. johnson, jr.
H. II; G. aSdHY sMITHY CO., ST. $500; ewes,
DEEfHAcHfEDS. 4 BEDROOMS, ia on
hrst h; near 18th and Hamilton;
gar. See this before you buy. POT,
TTR TER e5R REALTY, ia. O142; ewes,
Evening star., 1950-07-12
A Common Headache


The wife wants a home with the
charm of old Williamsburg, the
husband is Bear on construc-
tion, he knows, he's in the business.
Here is the solution: A beautifully
built home, of williamsburg design,
built by construction man for his
own home. to an engineers speci-
fication: fireproof floors and walls;
copper roof; extra fine radiant
heating. system; beautiful brick
work; stone sills, ETC.; on a wide lot
amid beautiful foundation planting
The, home has wide center hall
lovely front entrance and stairway
spacious liv. rm. with adjacent
screened porch at garden level
charming din. rm. and lge. Kit. with
dishWasher and disposal
F1RST-FLOOR BEDROOM
Bath and study: 2 other large bedrms
and bath on 2nd A.; rec. rm. will
flreplace;. 2-car built-in garage. Thi,
home. will win the heart Of those
who know construction and appre'
c1ate beautiful design and detail
priced below reproduction cost. tt
inspect, call JAMES E. SCEWAB
OR. $500; after 5 pm, call WO
1908, Id
Evening star., 1950-07-12
BETHESDA
00 = 44NOO14 =
SECLUDED ESTATE

SECLUDED ESTATE
extremely fne; gentleman's estate
home; lge. reception hall, lge. liV.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm. with
fireplace. new kit, buffers pantry,
powder rm. and outside brick ter
race; q bedrms.. 2 with f1repl., 8
with bath; full bsmt., rec. rm. with
frepl.. maids rm. and bath, gear
gar. beautifully Handicapped ground
with barbecue and terrace; green
house, tool house. artists studio;
an ideal property for one seekine
close in seclusion; SOS. 700 with sub
2720.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC.
wheaton Offlce, LO. 6-3434 Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
Beautiful Colonial Brick
Near Wilson High School

A charming, center-hall res
idence. ideally located in close
in section in Chevy Chase,
west of Conn. ave. Built by
Preston Wire, it has 8 rms, 2
full baths and first-fioor lava
tory; screened side porch, gas
aforementioned heat, electric
refrigerator. furred walls, cop
per cutters, plumbing; insu-
lated slate roof and built-in
earage: vacant and in excellent
condition. If you are seeking q
really nice home, under $780,
600. let me show you this
today. Harley Evans, WO.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
BRADLEY HILLS RID.

6RADLEY HILLS RD.
Gentleman's 3-acre estate; charming
stone and brick residence with
large liv. rn.. den. powder rm. ex-
ceptional walnut paneled library. kit.
and butler's pantry; bedrms., 2
baths and dressing rm. on 2nd a. !;
paneled recreation rm., lavatory,
servants rm. and bath; patio with
barbecue pit. tennis court, 2-car
garage; guesthouse with liv. rm.,
kit. bedrms. and bath. SAMUEL
Or 1924 Id
Evening star., 1950-07-12
BETHESDA

NEW CAPE COD HOME
CLOSE TO NAVAL HOSPITAL
AND NEW MEDICAL CENTER
5000 Conway rd., 8 lge. bedrms..
1h baths, 22-ft., liv.- rm., separate
DIN: DIN: rm;, elec. kit, full bsmt., ga
TIME ,HoMEh Only S18,5O0. terms.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Be.
thesda, left on Old GEORGETOWN rd.
for 2 miles to Beech ave, left on
Beech to $500 Cambridge Homes
swer, OIL. 3416; ewes. Oh. 1860.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
w AhTT IEID
Chevy Chase. D. C..

~ 11esOO, 70 Y.
First offering-An unusually COM
Portable family home, located one
square west of Conn. ave. and Just
a moments walk from elementary,
Wilson High Schools; transportation
and shopping center within 2 blocks.
1t features 4 bedrooms and 3 tile
baths, living room with fireplace,
large screened porch, family-size
dining room with bay window, den
and 1st-1. lavatory, small recre-
alton room, gas heat; beautiful gar
zen including lily and gold fish pond
with fountain, abundance of flowers,
etc.. SHADE trees, birch, pink dog
wood, Asiatic magnolia; 2-car ga
rage. Shown by appointment. Price
S32,750. Call MR.. BOOTHBY teves,,
EN- 334S). THOS ]. FISHER &
CO., INC. Realtors. DI RRan
Evening star., 1950-07-12
DOWNTOWN
Three Interesting Homes

IN STREET NEAR CONN AVE
Doctors especially will be attracted
by this 3-story, English-basement
dwelling. Eight rooms, 3 baths
Priced under $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
Colored-A BUNGALOW

8 ROOMS, EvARTs ST. N. E.
Let US sell your house so you can
buy this one. Perfect condition from
bsmt. to roof. Lge. yard all around
ers and shrubbery. Truly beautiful
sight. Automatic heat; everything
freshly painted; all lge rms; very
nice sun parlor; hardwood floors.
Please do not call unless you have
$3,500 as down payment or q house
to sell in order to raise that
amount Price on this beautiful
place is Sl4,75O. AT. 1904. Ia