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the serious impact of thousand.
of new residents flocking sud
denly to the Nations Capital from
all sections of the country dur.
ing World War II.
The newcomers are Of man!
shades of opinion. Not many in
dorse the conservative views O.
the Democratic organization
which controlled the government
of their new community.
New Residents Dissatisfied.
Many Of the newcomers ar,
young married couples with
growing families. In addition tt
other services, they demanded
that their children be provided
with the best in education-anc
at once.
The new residents were dis.
satisfied with what the ole
School Board had been doing
They organized. They obtained
special legislation permitting the
election of a board they believed
would be more responsive to theil
opinions. The elective group re-
placed board that served by ap-
pointment-most of them affili.
ated with the conservative Demo
Gratis.
Technically, the new board
consists of "nonpartisans." Mem
bers were nominated in a meet
ing that resembled any other po.
litical convention. The nominees
carry no party labels when they
run for the board. Nevertheless
they constitute a political party
of their own at the local level
So, on this level, they are ar
rayed against the Democrats.
Undercover Efforts Seen.
Members of the elected board
believe influential Democrats
worked undercover to defeat the
1850 bond issue. Possibly this is
true, but the party did not par
ticipate in the campaign as an
organized unit. What proved
more important this fall was the
fact that opposition to the
boards policies included some
citizens who, heretofore, actively
supported the board.
One such person is Leon K
Bryner, a planning executive for
the subsistence branch of the
Army Quartermaster Corps. Mr.
Bryner was among those who
worked to make the School Board
an elective body. He supported
the group in its early endeavors.
He called it quits, however, when
he looked into Arlington's recent
school construction costs. He was
chairman of a committee report
ing to the Arlington Ridge Civic
Association that the county was
spending too much for unneces-
sary refinements in school houses.
The report, which contrasted Ar
lington costs with those In other
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mrs. Bennett Is Elected
IMutron of O.E.S. Chapter

Mrs. Clara Bennett, Riverdale,
is the new worthy matron of Ruth
Chapter No. Z, Order of the East
ern Star, of Hyattsville.
Other new officers are Robert
Taught, worthy patron; Mrs. Viola
Curry. associate matron; the Rev.
Leighton E. Harrell, associate pat
ron; Mrs. M. Virginia Thompson,
secretary; Mrs. Florence Dorm,
treasurer; Mrs. Helen Marx, con-
ductress; Miss Bernice Speck-
mann, associate conductress, and
w. Eugene Bennett, trustee.
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Montgomery Blair Plans
ITree-Liqhtinq Ceremony

The Montgomery Blair High
School Alumni Association and
the Student Council will sponsor
tree lighting ceremonies at z pm.
tomorrow at the school.
Following the lighting, a pro-
gram will be presented by the
school chorus under the direc.
ton Of Miss Mary c. Gross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
Schools VS.. DolIors
By John v. Homer

Political alignments and indi-
vidual aspirations played def
mite part in the controversy that
developed over the high cost of
building schools in Arlington.
The county is among metro
politan communities which felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
Farmer Tax Booklet Ready

BLACKSBURG, Va, Dec. Is (P)
"A pamphlet on Farmers 1856
income tax is now available at
Virginia Tech. Included in the
booklet is some of the latest in
formation on filing the income tax
statement
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Glover Family
Sells ! Tracts
AT Ward Circle
40 Acres Involved
In $1.25 Million
Transaction Here
By Robert J. Lewis

sNS~Sha @Sw1S
More than 40 acres of Ian,
with frontage on Ward Circl
have just been sold in two trans
actions, constituting one of tn
largest sales of acreage within tn
District in recent years, it wa
learned today.
The sellers in both transaction
were heirs of the late c. C. Glover
ST., first president of the Rigg
National Bank. Mr.. Glover bough
the land more than go years age
The purchase price of the tw,
tracts amounted to a total o
about $1,250,000.
10 Acres of Westover.
One sale included 10 of the
, total of Is acres in Westover, the
late Mr.. Glover's estate south oil
Ward Circle. This land is zoneo
for apartments. The sale price
was reported to be 81 million. The
buyer was Preston E. Wire, Dis
trict builder who has apartment
and office building holdings here
The other sale included % acres
of land north of Ward Circle
zoned for single-family houses
The price of this tract was re-
ported to be about $25O,O0O. The
buyer was Leon Shainis, also a
District builder. This tract takes
in part of the site of the war
time WAVE barracks at Massa-
chusetts and Nebraska avenues
NV.
Trustees Act.
The sellers of both properties
were c. c. Glover, jr., son OF
the late Mr.. Glover, and trustees
Of the estate of the late Elizabeth
L. Van Swinderen. daughter O.
the late Mr.. Glover. The trustee.
are the Riggs National Bank ane
c. c. Glover III.
Sale of the Westover tract to
Mr.. Wire was arranged through
Randall H. Hagner & Co. Nc
broker was involved in the other
transaction.
The sale was made for the
purpose of obtaining funds for
payment of estate taxes, it was
explained.
Retain Part of WestOver.
Six acres of the Westover estate
remain in the ownership of the
family This tract contains a 90
room house. which has just been
leased to the government of Ire
land for use as the Embassy.
The 19-acre tract bought by Mr..
Wire is bounded by Massachusetts
avenue, Ward Circle, Nebraska
avenue. Tunlaw road, and by the
proposed extension of Newark
street and Forty-third street. 1t
has frontage of TIT feet on Mass
achusetts avenue and 889 feet on
NeUIdShd dFeI1uS.
Boundary of Second Tract.
The 22-acre tract bought by Mr.
Shainis is bounded by Nebraska
avenue, Van Ness street. ground:
of the Swedish Embassy, and lane
of American University and the
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission
The Shainis purchase has front.
age of 1853 feet on Nebraska ave.
nue., with a depth of 1,427 feet. Il
has some Ward Circle frontage
but does not have frontage or
Massachusetts avenue, since mar.
row strip of land adjoining thu
tract and facing Massachusett!
avenue is owned by American
University.
Orchard Hill, the 34-acre estate
of c. c. Glover. jr., at 1900 Mas.
sachusetts avenue NV, which ad.
joins the Westover tract, is mo-
for sale.
Mr.. Wire is said to be consider.
ing construction of apartments or
the Westover site in the future
Mr.. Shainis said he plans to bullc
about 100 houses on the tract hi
bought.
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District SEWAGE
Plant 10 Serve
Suburban Areas
Maryland Plans
May Serve as Guide
For Nearby Virginia
By jones BirchfieId

Suburban Maryland is taking
steps to control the pollution which
now flows into the Potomac River.
Within the next few years, the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission expects to complete
intercepted lines which will bring
all suburban sewage into the Dis
trict of Columbia system, to be
treated at the District plant at
Blue Plains.
Arrangements for the District to
treat Maryland sewage already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

This is the Second Of q Series Of Articles
on Arlington School Costs.
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This is the Lost Of a Series Of Articles
About the Problem Of Pollution in the
Washington Areo.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

end OF the eye socket. But judi
trick nicely.
And a models eyes must be
cious use Of pencil will turn that
well spaced. The inner corners
should be In line with the outer
corners Of the mouth, when the
mouth is in repose. But a less
than-perfect spacing Of the eyes
can be corrected beautifully with
a little rouge at the inner corner
and little bright eyeshadow at
the outer corner along the lower
lid.
The nose is important, too. It
must be neat. with a defined
bridge and nicely curved nostrils.
Most women think their noses are
too big. That's generally because
they have overplucked their eye
brows, or don't use q pencil ex-
pertly. or by powdering it heavily
with too-light a shade. Again,
it's matter Of proportion.
Now, as for the mouth, II it's in
line with the inner corner Of your
eyes for length and as full as a
smile for width. it's a prize pos
session.
Expression? Pleasant, please!
You see, just as I've always said,
beauty is what you make Of what
you've got iti
Evening star., 1950-10-01

It's a never-ending source of
amazement to me that people
think 7 have some sort Of measur-
ing stick by which I choose the
Powers Girls. Almost everybody
I meet asks how 7 determine
which girls have perfect features.
Years ago discovered that
many girls who possess so-called
perfect features do not have an
enchanting or even a pretty face.
Good features are an asset, yes
but it's the way they are balanced
and proportioned to the rest of
the face that makes them eye
appealing.
I can't say that a forehead
should be so many fractions of
an inch wide. I can say that If
your forehead is too low or too
high, you can arrange your hair
in high or low bangs to give the
illusion Of better balance. A fore
head appears to be in balance
with the rest of the face when
1t is as wide or slightly wider
than the space between your lower
lip and the bottom Of your chin.
It's true that eyebrows should
extend from line that is directly
above the inner corner OF the eye
to line directly above the bony
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Miss Wilma Colleen Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Thompson, and Mr.. George Ver-
non Hanes, son of Mrs. Blanche
A. Lagos and the late Mr.. Ver-
non Hanes of Winchester, Va,
were married Friday evening
in the Kendall Baptist Church,
the Rev. Fred D. Bean officiating.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

The Black Coot for Misses,
morrow, cuved, then fIored.
The roll collar, small, buttoned
close in controst, deep
sleeves. Forstmonns wool. Sizes
1915, S98.75.
The Black Coot for Juniors
with high, winged revers, bill
Io"y sleeves, deep, fIored cuffs.
JulIIIord woolen, also in HorIe-
quin Green, Pontomime and
Sotinwood. Sizes 9-l5.
se9.75
The Black Coat for Women
Forstmonn's VeIduvo, with din
ner jacket revers silhouetted
in velvet beneath q motch-
ing vestee. Also in Domino,
the new blue plum. Sizes 34-42.
s9875
JeHetfs-Coat Shops.
Third Floor, r Street Store
Evening star., 1950-10-01

We Use O6ILVIE SISTERS prep
orotions to help give you hair
health; REWON products for
strong ond heoIthfuI noiIs.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EAsTPINES BUNGALow-Non-ve
eran can assume A. GIL loan: $3.50
cash and SOS mo-. including taxes.
House is in perfect. spick and span
condition, with sas heat, expandable
attic and large level yard; close 10
school. MITCHELL QUICK. ST
1863. Ewes, RA. 34lS. IS
s2os ALLENTOWN RD.-4-room ma
sonry bungalow. ami; sxpandable
attic; la-acre lot; S9.a50: terms
Call Mr., Wood, HI. 7o9a; after q
pm. II. $3.50. WEST REAL
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
2-story, prewar brick; larRe corner
lot: Immaculate condition. 3 bed
rooms; baths; den; recreation
room: built-in garage; slate roof;
oil INV. heat; expansion attic; near
transportation: very desirable COM
munity. Call Mr.. Meade, WA. 1898
or DI; lol5. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
BUNGALOW; / Vt. old. asbestos
shingle. bedrms. expansion attic.
gas auto. heat. equipped kitchen:
direct from owner; $4,000. AP.
wELL-BUILT. new Ia stories. Ia
acres; rich. high, on hard road, bus,
occupancy; mr.. High Bridge; only
$3.50; fair terms. N. Z. RYoN,
GE. 6l46. III
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NEBRASKA AVE. AT WILSON HIGH,

NEBRASKA AVE. AT WILSON HIGH.
ing rm.. dining rm. and Kitchen.
Also Gen. powder rnn. and screened
70 ro ass S IN a a na9s Ree fT rm
with bar and asphalt tile floor.
Built-in garage; Plenty Of closet
tf sIs SoHs g. s ea ow ihsg o ePa
.O3Se. all day Sun; aft. 8 wkdays.
HOME AND INCoME-very substan-
tial semidet. brk. in Mt. Pleasant;
apts.. plus English basement suitable
for doctor or dentist; entire prop
erty in beautiful condition; sci 800.
Ewes. call RA. 1924, FRANK s.
N RAIa1 dfsyE III III aayE 4 asnd sr
A detached brick Colonial on quiet
street; bedrms., 3 baths. solarium
with fountain on LIST nr.: oil h.-w.h.
THos. l. PHILLIPS. wo. 1900 un-
Nh n Fl Pm ANS ssls iMGS Sa9; WILL
SON-Lovely white brk. eenter-hall
Colonial being presented for the first
time at a price that will guarantee
in mediate sale; library and powder
nm. on LIST f.; bedrms. 2 baths on
End a.; clubroom with fireplace;
garage; features one of the highest
elevations and most delightful views
in Washington. Please call Mr.
Rhodes. AID. 1924, with FRANK s..
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. III
DETACHED BRICK on Kansas ave-
nue.. only two years old; 3 spacious
bedrms. and bath. large kitchen. din.
rm. and living rm.; fun bsmt.:
Anchor fence. Gail me today. this
one will go quickly. Call D. B.
Guynn. EN-. 1892. MARSHALL ].
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
DETACHED BRICK, 18th and Under
wood. S22,5 6 rms, 2 baths;
iats eond; louis RIDDEN. Ex.
N RaHa f BuR ( AT OF STANDARDS
finished Bird A.; 1st fl. Law; screened
THos L: PHILLIPS. wo. 1900 until
o pm. 351S Conn. is
2-FAMILY TIFFY-BUILT semidet..
separate gas heat plants; financing
ALBEE REALTY, RE- 71O4. TU.
1917. RA. 1925. 10
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, modern, semi
Oct brk. in splendid location, near
completely furnished; beautiful con-
dition; only SlS,500. Ewes call WO.
1920. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
RooMiNG HOUSE, N. H. ave, . blks
from Dupont Circle; % rms, z
baths, 9 fireplaces, auto. elevator.
Price reduced for quick sale. Reason
able down payment. DRURY REAL
~ CORP, 1887 K. RE. 1913; ewes,
EN-. $685.. i'd
1900 BLK. INGRAHAM ST. bet.
Colonial center-entrance home; 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. lovely grounds.
1st-floor den; S2295O on terms.
SENATE REALTY CO., Elk. 1870
2--FAMILY-Tak. PIX: 4 and 5 rms.
bath: apis: oil INV h.; gar. terms.
ORRISON. RA. 5416. is
BEDRMS., g BATHS; auto. heat:
gar; excel. loo. and condition. Bar
gain. Terms. ORRISON, RA. 5416.
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HOUSES-SALE-N.E. tcont.
Colored-Riyer Terrace

COI0red-RlVer Ierrace
20-ft. row brick, 6 rms. bath: oil hit;
recr rm. in bsmt.; scr. front porch;
needs decorating; $1,000 down and
reasonable monthly payments; also
another 6-rm. house in same neigh
borhood available for CT with about
81 900 down: should earn about $40
week to qualify. To see call RALPH
D. COIN, Elk. 5705; ewes. ST.. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PK.-6 rms, Ia baths,
semidet. brick; S13,500: assume Az
Soesgyss, LIST trust. Call ewes. La.
Mr.. CATHOLIC q. and Taft Jr. High
All tapestry brick, slate roof: bed
room and bath LIST A.; 3 other bed
rooms, 2 other baths; extra lge. lot;
gar. For full details call DI. 1915;
ewes, vi: 1867. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
1900 BIN. NEWTON ST. N.E.-semi-
detached brick, mr.. schools, shop
ping and transp.: s rms. 1 "a baths:
4 bedrms.. lavatory on LIST hr.: oil
h:-w,h.. gar, long back yard, AZ
6-6666, or Ap. 1880 ewes. PECK
CO.. Excl. Agt.. 3616 18th Of. ne.
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COLORED BARGAINS

No money down. S55 mo-. total price
$3.50 for this 5-rm. house stu
ated at 1929 Bird st. s.w.
$3.50 down, S55 mo-. front porch,
lge. rms, improvements, excel eond.
possession; situated at 2011 Gale st
ne.
$3.50 down. SIS per mo-, vacant,
substantial 2-story brick; side hall
entrance; lge. priv. rms. bath,
gas, cleo, water. Latrobe beat. excel.
Enterprise Realty Co.
1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 1900; ewes,
GE. 5711.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

ARRANGED for 2 families, LIST a.
vacant; front and double back
porches; this 6-rm. brick offered to
settle estate. deep lot to paved
alley; S11 900. HORACE L. STEVEN
SON, 1925 Conn. ave, Ma. 1889;
ewes OIL 3l61 IT.
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:, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Near st. AIMS parochial and public
home of rooms. 3 large bedrooms,
bath with shower. First floor
powder room, wood-burning fire.
place storage attic: finished room
IN basement. Large lot. Inspection
81 ssss,s pDt' only, Mrs. Folsom, wo.
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
CHEVY CHASE IRAMBLERS-SampIe
open 1-6 daily, 1914 Shepherd St.;
S22,500 up; 3 bedrms., 2 baths
picture windows. parquet floors;
wonderful kitchens, etc. Some mod
els will go CT with 81 900 down ano
APPROX. S95 per month.
BillingSley & KorZendorfer
OR. 2320. OR. 6s22 till pm.
WOoDLEY PARK
bstbs s TSs b STice ent4 Ssdrms d,n
rm., library nor or den. and c Kit Kitchen un.
Home being renovated. Gas INV.
owner. CO. 0275, or daytime OR.
7l00. Brokers coop. invited
LARGE DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
st. Bet. 14th and 18th NV
Suitable for conversion to guesthouse
professional or two-familY use. Eng
lish basement with double entrance
z rooms and 9 baths. Recently re-
DECORATED. Call Mr.. Crawford, 10
MARSHALL j. wAPIE CO..
1224 l4th ST. NV. DI. 3346.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SILVER sPRING-Nev brick rambler;
excellent location, Ltvins room with
fireplace ts3xl3p: cining room
u2xl3D: ultramodern Kitchen
rooms n2xlS and iSxiSo; tiled
washer. Priced low. terms. Cali d.
1918: ewes, ST. Sa47. WA. II.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC
SILVER SPRING-Beautiful little es-
tate, 2-story. home; Astounding with
variety berries, gardens, flowers;
hishly improved: can build 1 more
houses and sttll have lots Of space.
le2o5 Capitol View ave, 10. 5-3l22
18th AND EAST-wEsr HIGHWAY
New 2-story brick Colonial on large
handicapped lot. First floor powder
room. beautiful kitchen. 3 bedrooms
and TILED bath on second floor. Full
hsmt.. gas heat fireplace. Priced
eyes, 81. 1854. WIN. II. SAUNDERS
JUST LISTED AT $Ie,s50 in Silver
Spring. Brick bungalow about 10
years old, rooms ana bath. semi
finished md door. bsmt Law, fire-
place; oil heat; Level rear lot IDEAL
for garden. well-built but needs
treSn paint and paper. r. p. RIP
HEART OF SILVER SPRING. :
story, 5-Eoom brick home, complete
with recr. room and buIlt-in garage
Just being offered 10 close an estate
h.-w-h.; bsmt. lava; secluded rear
iot' easy walking distance TO nearly
everything in Silver Spring; Sl4,95u.
r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill.
Open evenings II
MODERN SILVER SPG. RESIDENCE-
home OF strong appeal TO people
wishing something above the aver
age; 3-bedroom design but with large
pleasant rooms and a rumpus room
on the lower level: q well-Iocated
property among nice homes. R. P
RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. gill. open
DESIRABLE wooDsIDE FoREsTOA
ninety constructed brick home Of 5
comfortable proportions and with
the completeness and refinements you
may expect in a home around S25,-
900; a shaded corner setting in
this select Silver Spring subdivision.
+. P. RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. GIL.
$3.50. BUNGALOW
Near Ptney Branch shopping center,
corner fenced lot, bedrms;. hy;
rm;. large equipped kitchen. fioored
attic ST qtil sfn ROOM @T 'A Oh a.Is
Takoma Park-3-bedroom BUNGALOW
liv. rm. with fireplace, dining rm.
kitchen, stairs to attic, bSmt., oil
h.-w.h.: immac. cond.: terms.
S14,750, BRICK BUNGALOW
Near Indian Spring c. c.; modern.
3 yrs. old; rooms. stairs TO attic.
BEERS BROS, SH. 4747, 80.
lis
SILVER SPRINC-CLOSE IN
JUST OFF FRANKLIN AVE.
New three-bedroom brick, Sl3.750;
fireplace, basement, side porch; a
real buy: terms. SH. 101l until
3 pm.
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American UNIVERSITY Park

American University Park
4-BEDRooM AND 2-BATH HOUSE
CLOSE TO MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
Brick Colonial. built in 1942, in a
fine and convenient residential sec
ton. Other rooms include living
room, dining room, kitchen. screened
porch, stairs. to storage attic. full
basement. oil heat. owner, Army
oficer being transferred.
KENSINGTON
Connecticut Colonial on large corner
lot with 200-ft. frontage. Contains
step-down living room, gracious din
ing room, paneled library with fire.
place, powder room. we'll equipped
kitchen, breakfast room, bedrooms
2 baths and recreation room. stairs
to fioored attic; 2-car garage.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
1890. Mass. Ave. n: W.. OR. 4464
Evenings, Tel. RE. 1925, Ext. sos
Dist Your Homes With Us)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Ssict rs tiied bath i ineosed
porch, full bsmt;; gas heat; priced
low. terms; Call pI. 1915; ewes
81 D2ss s-S So's 1N WILLIAM H say sASN-
coNGREss HEiGHTs-217 Atlantic
st. s.e.-Semidet. brick; LIST A.. liv.
rm., din. rm., modern kit; End f.,
2 ,lge. bedrms., tiled bath; bsmt.
outside entrance; nice yard: 2 yrs.
old, like new: $3.50 cash, ST. mo,
tasss a sa ns s5f wG Sa p P1 s 1GS
BRICK. s-family apt. house, in ex-
cellent condition; one apt. available
Co p @x ss6 s SENATE dG Re REAf 1T
HOME AND INCOME Nice Diet.
brick home, arranged into 2 apis;
one apt. has 3 rms. and bath; gas
heat. Loc. just across D. c. line;
reaS. priced. SOUTHEAST REALTY
Co. I'LL Pa. ave. s,e,' FIR. 1000.
BUNGALOW, s9.25O-of MINI. ave,
1 block bus and school, mr.. shopping
centers; frame 5-rm., bath, refgr
stove, full bsmt., large front and
back screened porches, nice yd., coal
h;;-w.h. No agents. OWNER, AK.
BRICK, semidet., 3-unit apt, 4 years
old: income over S2,S0O: well
financed. excellent return. SENATE
REALTY CO., Elk. 3270 or CHI.
5000. Ext 624. 49,
FOR A NICE 2-bedrm, smidet. brick
with a full bsmt. and nice fenced
yard, storm windows. screens, Vene-
tian blinds and priced to sell, call
Mr.. Noon. LII. 4-43S2: ewes, VI.
5206, T. PAUL MUDD co. lie
NEAR DUPONT PARK-Cor. brick 2
ternc for nJirk So1a TIN
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NEAR WALTER REED
14th AND ASPEN

Brand-new Diet. brick, lge. rms.
lst-fi. powder rm., lge. screened-ir
porch; full bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat
The best buy anywhere; only 3d.
500: terms. Call Mr. Brown. MA
514O or EN-. 1851 ewes. ALDON
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MICHIGAN PARK

Reduced for quick sale. Owner leav-
ing town, requires fast deal! House
less than 1 year old and in excellent
condition; 9 rooms. 112 baths.
Monthly payments only $50. Call
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YOuNG-BOWERS

WASHINGTON GROVE
A charming home, on q large corner
lot, beautifully Handicapped and with
magnificent shade trees; liv. rm
with firepl., study. din. rm.. we'll.
equip. kit; 3 bedrms. and bath
laundry dryer and dishwasher are
included equipment; h.-w.h.. lge, =
car garage; additional lot with
house II desired. Please call Mrs
Cushard. INEZ CUSHARD, OR. 423:
or WI. 1857. lis
4-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Sl4,950
New, excellent Silver Spring residen-
tial section; terms. SH. 1011 until
S'' voy,Nr.. pou,r-po
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lust OFF MINI. AVF

colored-semidet. brick; excel. cond.;
lge. liv. I'm, din. I'm. and modern
kit, incl. garbage disposal, dish
washer and refgr.. Q large bedrms.
storm windows; gas a.-e. Cali Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15

ANTIQUE BUSINESS FOR
SALE BY OWNER. ESTAB-
LISHED Is YEARS IN THE
HEART OF GEORGETOWN.
COMPELLED TO SELL DUE
TO HEALTH OF OWNER.
CORNER STORE AND
APARTMENT AVAILABLE
FOR RENT. CALL MI. 2405,
1-3 PM; EVE, WO. lib.
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SILVER SPRING-CLOSE IN
JUST OFF FRANKLIN AVE.
New three-bedroom brick, Sl3.750
fireplace, basement, side porch; 9
real buy: terms. SH. 101l unit
3 pm.
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ARL., ALEX, VICINITY
DEIICATESSEN

Modern and located in prominent
: shopping center; ABC license; fine
clientele; excel. equipment; gross
100000 1949 and still growing
Books open for inspection to quail
THE BRANT COMPANY
1704 No. Rhodes st. IA. 4-160O