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Evening star., 1950-11-30
By Nike Anderson

A dream come e-true is treading
the boards of a New York theater,
as play goes into rehearsal, and
youthful David Snow discovers
the elation and anxieties of watch
ing his work brought to life. On
a siX-week leave of absence from
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton to assist in the birth of his
brain child, "The Long Day." he
also has the great fortune to have
secured Miss Florence Reed as
star (remember her mocking
laughter as she descended the
red lacquer staircase in the
Shanghai Gesture" eating the
role Of Nine. Guddam?). The
premiere has been set for some
time In January.
Washingtonians especially in
tertested in the production of 1.-THE
Long Day" include Milton Ritzen-
berg, who seems to be following
in the footsteps of his friend,
Producer Gabriel Pascal. Sunday,
Milt will fly to New York to con-
suit with Marilyn, one of Eddie
Cantor's five famous daughters.
who is producing a show under
her own steam, independent of
papa!
Arthur Bryant, ruggedly hand
some, with crew cut, muscular
frame and hands that make you
feel you've just shaken a catch
er'S mitt, writes books that re-
sound with this same masculinity:
his latest success, 1.-THE Valley Of
st. Ives" The guest of honor and
center Of attraction at a small
cocktail party given by his sister,
Ruth Bryant Smith, he provided
100 per cent contrast to her in
delibly feminine g1amor. Her glow
ing dark eyes, deep Titan hair,
creamy skin and perfect figure
were set of by a lily-Iike green
gown that seemed designed for
her alone. Ruth's entire menage.
including her piquante little
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gueSC speaker at
the reception
and dinner to
be given Sat-
urday evening
at the Broad
m oor by the
Canadian Club.
His subject will
be, "A Canadi-
an Looks at
America.
Mr.. Ednison,
one Of Canada'S
out S t a n d in g
career men, is
in charge of
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Senator ToftHost

Senator Robert Taft invited his
fellow Republicans and their wives
to $50 to 1880 o'clock cocktail
party he gave yesterday in the
Pan American room of the May
flower Hotel. The gathering in
cluded the Senators-elect who will
take Office in January.
Following cocktails, the chair
man Of the Republican National
Committee, Mr.. Guy Gabrielson,
entertained at a stag dinner for
the incoming Republican Senators.
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Mr.. Edn0isOn
TOBeGuest
OfCunudiuns

Mr.. J. Alex Edmison, K. c., spe-
cial representative of President
Wallace of Queens University,
Kingston, Canada, will be the
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though none Of them had ever met
before. This beats turning up at
a party in the same hat all to
pieces, and husbands and beaux,
OF course. were delighted to find
five of their ideal under one roof
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Maryland

Very heavy run of hogs. Other
stock, average run. Prices steady.
Horses, $40 to 3.35 cwt.
Shoats and Pigs, 1850 to 5000
head.
The All and FLA. Hog Show
Champion, brought in by Wayne Har-
mon, of Accident, sold to Cecil Engle
at 1918 cwt. The Reserve Champion
was brought in by Dale Custer of
Swanton, and sold to Walter Hay,
and brought 1000 cwt.
Other Hogs, good to choice 22.10 to
24.10 cwt.; medium to good 1850 to
20.50 cwt.; Bears, 10 to 1850 cwt.
Calves, good to choice 3100 to
300 cwt.; medium to good 26.00 to
1880 cwt.; common to medium, 21.00
to 25.75 cwt.; Gull veal, 1000 to 20.75
cwt.
Steers, 21.5O to 25.25 cwt.; Heif-
ers, good to choice 1890 to 22.00 cwt.,
medium to good 1470 to 1880 cwt.
Bulls, 2000 to 1920; Cows, medi-
UNI to good 1900 to 1860 cwt.; Cows,
common to medium 1000 to 1890
cwt.
Heavy Broiers, PIG to 33lac. h.;
Heavy Hens,20 to 2412c h.; Leghorn
Hens, Is to 26c b.
Lambs, good to choice 2100 to
29.75 cwt., medium to good 1000 to
20.00 cwt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
PAGE NINE
DIED
b. HARRISON WILEY

3. Harrison Wiley, 81, retired gov
eminent employee, died September 8,
at his homo in Reisterstown, Md,
after an illness of several months.
A son of the late Thomas and Lydia
Winterburg Wiley, he was born in
Bittinger.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Lucy Glotfelty Wiley; three daugh-
tiers, Kathleen, Marian and Carvall
Wiley, and four sons, Wilbur, Thomas,
Joseph and Roland Wiley.
Mr.. Wiley had been employed at
the Baltimore Custom House until
failing health forced him to retire.
A funeral service and burial took
place Monday, September II, in
Reistelstown. Attending from Grants
vile and Bittinger area were Blair
and Max Bucket, w. f. Bucket, Mr.
and Mrs. David Broadwater.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
Wages And The
White House

The White House attitude toward
lfiation, which many feel to be our
lost dangerous enemy, is not such
to inspire confidence. The acts of
he Administration not only clash
18th its words but seem clearly de-
igned to promote rather than re-
rain initiation. In addition, they GER
linly have high political flavor.
In a time of national peril, this is
serious charge But the apparent
ltention of Mr.. Truman not to use
least until after the election-the
reat powers which Congress has
iven him to keep prices down seems
leave no other possible conclusion.
\ review of the facts makes this
lain. In the first place, the President
id not ask for the full powers
oted him. He got them not because
te wanted them but because in his
emarkably Illuminating statement
,efore a Senate committee, Mr. B.
Il. Baruch not only made clear the
rightful consequences of uncon-
rolled initiation but again reiterated
he obvious facts that prices cannot
re controlled unless food costs,
Profits and wages are controlled at
he same time.
1t is, he pointed out, absurd to
leal with imitation piecemeal. Cell
ngs must be put over everything
md without delay-to be effective.
Failure to deal firmly with wages
lad added a hundred billions to the
cost of the last war, prolonged it by
iX months and greatly increased our
casualties. No one-not even Mr..
Truman's Council of Economic Adj
disputed Mr.. Baruch's facts,
and they made SO deep an impression
IN Congress and the country that by
an overwhelming vote the former
passed the bill giving Mr.. Truman
ull powers to do what clearly should
De done. Never before has the Con-
gress voted President comparable
powers without being asked. Never
before has a President had such pow
ers forced on him. Never before has
L Congress shown more eagerness
han the President for the imposition
IF economic controls in a crisis.
Never before has the country evinced
greater desire to be put under
economic control than the President
proposed. It is practically without
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21

The present senseless strike threat
against the General Electric Com
pany is typical Of the labor bosses
position. incidentally, they are in
sisting upon writing into all their
new contracts clauses automatically
providing for further increases as
prices go up. If these plans are
carried out-and there is nothing in
sight to prevent-great damage will
be done the national interests and in
eXcusable hardship inflicted upon the
great bulk of the unions. 1t is not
easy to find word too harsh to des-
cribe a President and party who,
for political reasons, connive IN this
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21

the consequent subserviency Of the
national Democratic leaders to the
labor demands; 90 the military pro-
union attitude of the Secretary of
Labor.
Considering all this, the present
conviction that Mr.. Truman will do
little, beyond making gestures, to
combat initiation in the next two
months is not surprising. The new
law ties prices and wages together
and requires control of both. If, as is
evident, no move is to be made to
control wages, then both will be post
poned. In a recent issue the authori-
tative United States News asserts
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21

that 'the decision appears to have been
reached to permit initiation to run a
full new round before setting up any
resistance" "A full new round of
wage rises" it declares, "is to be
permitted before any controls are
clamped upon wages and prices. This
will carry retail prices up by eight
to ten per cent" Considering the
heights which these have already
reached, this is a rather appalling
prospect.
In brief regardless of the cost to
the country and the effect on the
war, the labor unions are going "to
get theirs" while the getting is good
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21

precedent that, in a crisis, the Con-
gress and the people should be ahead
of the President in this direction
Why, then, is the accusation now
made that the President does not in
tend to use these powers until after
the election-if then? Why is it
charged that politics is influencing
the Presidents course? Primarily,
this is because of the extraordinary
way in which Mr.. Truman avoids any
save the vaguest mention of wages
in his talk about controlling infa-
ton. Not once has he said single
firm, unequivocal word about wages.
Not once did he suggest to Congress
that he wanted authority to deal with
wages as well as other things.
The presidential shying away from
this vital subject is given added
significance by four things: D The
absolute unity among the labor
bosses in opposing any wage control
Of any kind at this time; (2) their
equal unity in pressing for further
wage increases before the election;
90 Mr.. Humans frequent confer
ences with Mr.. Jack Knoll, head of
the CLOS political action department,
and his recent off -the-record dinner
meeting with some fifty of the labor
bosses; ca the almost complete de
pendence of the Democratic party on
the organized labor vote New York
is the most notable example) and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
Angus Steer Is Winner

The Aberdeen-Angus steer which
recently topped the Pennsylvania
Fat Stock show at Ebensburg, Pa,
selling for $2.75l9 per pound, was
raised by c. A. Miller at the Valley
Farm near Keyser.
This is the third straight year that
a steer from this farm has topped
this PENNSYLVANIA show.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21

sort of thing. If there is any Other
even plausible reason for this con
nivance, it would be interesting tC
hear it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-21
CAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK II. KENT

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
permission.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

BUNGALOW-S9.7 $50
So, 900 DOWN-NEARBY MARYLAND
Vacant. Two bedrooms, Venetian
blinds. oil h.-w.h.; lot 60x175. SH.
l011 until 9 p.m.
YOUNG 6 BOWERS co. IS
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Greenbelt Rd. and 59th
Money-maker. Near Md.U. llsrms.
On 3 acres. Make offer, Call WA.
360s; II. L. MORNINGSTAR REAL
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hoUSES-SAlE-vA. tcont. }

VIENNA BUNGALOW rooms and
bath: %-acre lot, GI approved,
S8 $50. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
CO., OK. 22S4; ewes, ia. 4-0075.
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2-FAMTI.Y HOITSE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS FIELD. Suitland-S1. 500
cash approx S75 mo-. incl. tax and
ms, AZ LIST trust. immediate pos
session, Very cute, 2-bedrm; Cape
Cod asbestos Shingle bungalow on
large, level lot. completely fenced;
full basement, stairs to semifinished
End A. with dormer windows: COM
pletely insulated. storm sash, oil
heat, equipped kitched very ,conven-
lent. OWNER. HI. 1850. IS
yeniently located: $3.50. WINSTON
c. CLAY. WA. 1929 or UN. 1916.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
LYON VILLAGE

center-hall BRICK Colonial With i1
slate roof and 2-car attached
garage, located in one Of
North Arlington's finest resi-
Dental sections. The liv. .rm.
Il, 24x13 with large brick Are
place. din; rm: 14xl5 with
eompstely eol,l onrasT mpaern fi. feinDOesISs esap.
ped with finest appliances
available, including double
door de luxe Hotpoint refgr.,
YOUNGSTOWN sink and dish
washer. combination. together
with garbage disposal unit.
There Is also powder rm:
and large screened and
glassed.in porch which may
doors on the iiv. rn. or
through the center hall.
The 2nd floor has a master
bedrm. with pvt. bath and .
large cedar closets. There are
main bath. Staircase leads to
3rd floor which has 2 addi-
tional rooms.
The basement has a rec.
rm.. with fireplace, maids rm.
and. bath. It is az ground
level in the rear of the house
and door leads to patio. Price.
S32. 800; $4,000 cash re-
ouired. $4,000 lst trust
available to qualified purchaser.
HARRIS 81 SULLIVAN
1880 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BUNGALOW

East Pines tnear Riverdale); neal
1st floor: with expandahle end floor
large lot with trees and flowers
$3.50 on good terms. A real buy
WALTER A. BROWN
1104 VT. Ave. MA. 1912. WI. 5134
Evening star., 1950-11-04
5-ACRE TRACT

Mr.. GREAT FALLS, VA.
We have just of these 5-scrs
tracts; all are wooded with frontage
on State gravel road We can
accept as little as 10Tc cash: located
and boating in the nearby Potomac
River; $3.50 per acre.
McCAY e. McCAY
Evening star., 1950-11-04
RAMBLER BETHESDA
5 BEDROOMS.
Right After Church
Nnan Sunday Nom 'til Dar

oPO1k 0UAIS1J 3NOO11 VII Dct1 II
Go to an early service SO you can
be here promptly at noon to see
this delightful 2-bedrm.. detache ed.
Cape Cod home in Brookmont. This
snug little home of shingle construc-
tion nestles serenely In a tranquil
neighborhood of other fine homes
Reasonably priced at $l4,750. VA
appraisal has been requested. Di-
Tections: Out Macarthur blvd ap-
prox. " mi. past D. c. line; turn
mont gate posts (irst LETT past
Army Map Service); left again on
Broad st. TO 6423 and our sign
Mr.. Scheuch on premises; home
phone, 10. 5-0410.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-04
S15.250

New listing of attractive 2-bedrm
and bath house, on nice level lot
near Naval Hospital; living rm. with
fireplace. dining rm. and kitchen
full bsnt. with toilet. laundry trays
and gas heat. FHA financed. $4,000
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1926
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JR. ESTATE

JR. ESTATE
Excel, 6-rm:. Colonial home. plus 3
Size; located on . corner. level. "a
acre lot; nr. Mclean. CT ap-
proved at $1,000. 10es dn.. new
regulations do not apply.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
cHEvERLY. MD.

CHEvEHLy, MD.
hardwood floors; beautiful kitchen,
finished recreation room: oil air
''' YOUNG ie Uei q p BOWERS co CO. D @5
EDMoNSTON TERRACE
lot. Near syerythins. Reasonably
priced, $10,7OO. $4,000 down. Bal.
AZ loan. Payable $71.63 per mo.
which includes taxes and insurance.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
VICINITY OF HYATTsYII.LE
M. everything; sI2, 800: terms.
6-rm. frame home; s4-acre lot; COM
pletely furn.; nice cond.; $11.950;
Lovely 5-rm. brick BUNGALOW; gas
heat; equipped kit. plus Bendix
WASHER Tesa pIeeG storm m n s open atse ssG
down. balance 4eS mortgage; $S3 20
'e' N' LOUIS yJi sfTLiisS' MILLER
52l3 Baltimore Ave-, Hyattsville
UN. 2723; Ewes. UN. 1885 "a
EVANSVILLE. Queens Chapel Manor
-Non-Yeteran can assume Gl
loan on this really lovely 2-bedrm.
bungalow. Expansion attic, mod
ern equipped kit, full bright bsmt..
tile bath. gas a.-c. heat; Anchor
fenced lot; only 2 yrs. old and
priced to sell at once at only S12,-
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. 4500. Open Til 8 PM.
OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY, 2 TO 5
4O33 Ingraham ST.. Hyattsville. For
couple or small family. Why pay
rent? Don't pass up this lovely 3
story brick and frame home Immac.
cond. ST. 500 down payment. assume
GI trust. Mr.. Jasch, cox g. CO,
UN. 1928. Ewes. OIL. 504O. IS
Sl4,950
Silver Spring. Lovely 2-story brick
living room. dining room, Kitchen
full basement; 2 bedrooms up; tile
bath, large level lot: close to. trans.
portation. shopping. schools. Terms
Mr.. Bryer: SH. 1922 cox a CO,
Sligo 0775. -
Greenbelt Rd. and 59th
Money-maker. Near Md.U. 11srms,
On 3 acres. Make offer. Call WA.
33sos; ,, II. l. MoRNINGSTAR REAL
Evening star., 1950-11-04
WOOQSIDE PARK

Beautiful new brick rambler, con-
tanning 22-ft. living rm. with firepl.,
guest-size dining rm.. twin-size
bedrooms, 2 baths, electric kitchen
full basement with fireplace and
picture windows. garage.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 55hh. Realtors TILL q PM
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OPEN DAILY 8 TO 6
SUNDAY, 3 TO $3.50 PM.
THAT SMALL HOME GEM AT
318 N. BARTON ST.

This charming home Is on q corner
lot, is Of asbestos shingle construe-
ton. has living rm. with fireplace.
dinette, equipped kit. and 2 bsdrms;
attic with Insulation in rafters for
third bedroom; Q full dry bsmt.
with oil burner. h.-w.h. and laun-
dry trays; a nice. screened side
porch, and an attached sarage.. 1t
large shopping center and S Minis.
to Pentagon. and is available fog
0NTV Ga OEn
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BEVERLY HILLS

Several 3 and 2 bedrm. homes avail
able in this garden spot area close
to everything; bus service, churches,
schools, shopping; min. via motor
to Pentagon,
Evening star., 1950-11-04

8 Rms, 2 Baths-$14,500
Open Is; 8 Pine ave, Takoma Ideal
for large family or income. 2-story
stucco on lge. lot: bsmt.. gas h-w.h.,
50 900 down. Dir: Right off Carroll
on Columbia, right on Pine. ia.
BEERS BROS. Q TO Q. sH. OSLO
Evening star., 1950-11-04

- -. EAMBLER
ment, porch, 24-ft. liv. rm.; on
Elson Court. "a miles from D. C.
line. Will trade. Nothing like 1t
for the money. D. B. Guynn. EN-.
1902.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346
DESIRABLE BRICK BUNGALOW
1902 6Sth AVE.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS. MD.
5-room and bath brick bungalow in
new-house condition: stairway to
floored attic suitable for expansion;
full basement: fenced play area
Can be purchased with reasonable
trust: For appt. call Mr.. Crawford,
10. 9-S67S.
MARSHALL J, wAPLE co:
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ARMY AND NAVY
~-~ ~~~NYAyy3y
ATTR ACTIVE

In choice Falls Church location. close
to parochial school,. TRANSPORTATION
and shopping. Tastefully decorated,
liv. rm. with fireplace, 2 sizable
bedrms.. dining rm., equip. kitchen
and glassed-in porch. full bsmt. with
"a BATH. washing machine and an
large lot with detached garage.
Polnponio Realty, Inc.
s2s WILSON BLVD.
OW. $3.50. Ewes, OF. 9225. OW. 2R12
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CHERRYDAI,E

8. rooms-Two-story home solidly
built; porch, living room. separate
porch. enclosed End floor, 3 bed
rms, closets: full basement; yard en-
trance; insulated, automatic heat:
rear yard, anchor fencing, Shown
by appointment. Two blocks to all
conyeniences.
L. MCGEE KING
1851 Wilson blvd. CHI. 550s. Gil,
Evening star., 1950-11-04
TRICK OR TREAT

Continued on Next Pase.l
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OPEN / TIL 6 PM.
1928 MARKHAM ST.

Silver Spring, Md. Possession.
Beautiful brick rambler on lot 6Oxa0;
large living rm. with fireplace. din
ig. Ing rp bsdr kitchen nd paneieS an S.tS gen
attic that can be finished off into
2 lge. rooms; gas &C. heat; Al
cond.; priced to sell this week: open
Saturday and Sun: Call till 8 pm.
Out Ga. ave. to Colesville I'd, turn
right on. Colesville about 2 miles
to Lanark Way. turn left 3 blocks
to Markham st. and left to property.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
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BRICK RAMBLER-$15,25O

SILVER SPRING
Charming and spacious. 3 bedrooms
liv. rm. with firepl, picture window
eating space in kit, dining area.
steel sliding door to closets ia
tile baths: situated on nicely wooded
lot. cox 81 CO, 81. 0775. Mrs.
Stickel NO 03AS g
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EVERYTHING
OPEN TODAY

~ 14N
Make 1t q must to see these lovely
2-bedrm. homes that were designed
by Charles Goodman. Brick con-
respect and there are SO many many
unusual features you will Just have
to see for yourself. Priced at S11, :
$50 non-Vets; 81. $50 dn., terms;
Vets 10es dn. subject to GI ap-
praisal. To inspect, drive across 14th
st. bridge and out Columbia Pike
past Glebe rd. to So. Frederick, left
on So. Frederick st. and property.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CAPE COD-S17,950

CAPE ,S5U
This desirable 4-bedrm., 2-bath home
located in o beautiful rural setting
on acre Of ground, full basement
storm windows. garage. tool shed
and chicken house.
SILVER SPRING-$18,500
New 3-bedrm. Colonial, IL baths
living rm. with fireplace. dining rm
and kitchen. full basement and sid,
porch.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE

721 Oak ave.-See this cozy brick
bungalow with 2 bedrooms on 1st
A.; 2 additional rooms on 2nd a.
oil heat; 2 lovely yards; screened
in rear porch; det. garage; -conv.
ing transferred; will take 2nd trust;
SI4,a50.
MOORE & HILL CO., ME. 400.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
r. NIMMER
COLUMBIA PINES
5-LEVEL STONE HOME

Is minutes to Pentagon. Quality
features in quality" home. lst
level, magnificent liv. rm.. din. rm.,
lovely large livable kitchen with
to rear patio. 2nd level. . twin-size
bedrms.. exquisite mammoth bath
rm: done in unusual Carrara glass
Bird level. tremendous 23-ft.. master
bedrm. with another equally lovely
Carrara glass bath. Loads OF closet
built-in garages, full bsmt. with rec
reatton area. Home includes new
Anchor fencing. lovely Handicapped 10,
in outstanding subdivision; gas a.-c
heat. Priced for sale at S2g,75O
You cannot afford to overlook this
home. Call for appt
Evening star., 1950-11-04

Co, OK. sss4; ewes. IA. 4.oe75.
BUNGALOW. out Lee blvd. No, 35S-
Will 20 .G1. 1-acre lot, full base
oors sxpanasble eshae seti
hardwood stairway. automatic oil
Moron REAGTY. 2aGT 1pse ne. a4i5 ii y Mount q
Hsfnsp xRfAx aSf fAAlxs*anaas sSms.hns Hs choice
New and perfect bungalow; 2 bed.
yard; vacant; financed: 81 800 cash,
$69 mo. DICK TRACEY. JE.
detached: living rm,. dinette. kitchen
bath End floor; fun bsmt.; fenced
Eard; SaI5n1 n ,59T With % ressonaSls terms sGgs
BUNGALoW1-Liy. rm.. din. rm;.
all on one A.; an older home need
ing some repair, large lot with
Prces siosoo 1896 elsns sm. ss.s S
sssSlf; ssssi ewes: cEeEt eH. sB77I 3 LUTON, 2"
ATTRACTIVE ROW BRICK. nr. Lee
hwy, Glebe I'd. Kit. table space:
toilet: ~ trust. CHI. 0209. IS
We Ter MUST ,,sI1. SELL our, our house in Hsrn:
fixtures; .elec. range. running water,
oil circulating heat; new paper and
paint inside and out; " acre of
ground; walking distance of shop
ping: school bus at door. Price,
$5.S50; will accept very low cash
payment; balance monthly. For in
spection, call Herndon 214-M. a
SALE OR RENT bedrms, !. baths;
rsns xssas ssoo naoa oa.sg SeT mr. $3.50 go down do
corner: oil h.-w.h.: c. h. water:
flowers. fruits garden; garage. CHI.
5977, NOT Sunday.
ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES. near
Great Falls. Completely modern s.
rn. asbestos shingle home: fireplace.
oil hot-air heat. full bsmt, with
garage; $11.950. Ask operator for
Daleview 9l67. IS
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DAVID R. WINNER

Complete >real estate services for
virginia, Maryland and D. c.. los
N. Patrick ST., Alex. Va. OV. 6413.
Alex. 1925; eyes.. TIE. 05O4.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

PERFECT CONDITION
And many extras are featured in
this lovely brick home in Silver
Spring. Just 2 years old, with six
large rooms, recreation room, gas
heat. attached garage; the lot is
suited for children. Cali till 8 pm.
SIDNEY Q. MENsH AND CO.. RE.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
S15.50Q=RAMRIER

ONLY $59.46 PER MONTH
Assume CT FLA loan; bedrm
bungalow: full bsmt., gas a., c.; lge
sH.o. nssT ss7so pug Small ffhHo Down saSPDtnf
Call sH. 0601. Ewes. LA. 6-sSOO.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co
Evening star., 1950-11-04
S2375Q

And its more home per dollar than
owner has lavished dollars and
hours to make this 3-yr.-old brick
Colonial better than new bedrms.,
ia baths. lge. living rm. with hre-
place; screened side porch: level Ia-
acre are only a few attractive fea-
turS. II 10 min. to downtown with
quiet country surroundings suit
you, call CH. 2930 today 4-1O pm.
for details and appt. to inspect
SUNDAY Nh hrokers
Evening star., 1950-11-04
MCLEAN
4 BEDRM-2 RATH

4 BEDRM.-2 BATH
An exceptionally vell-buiit white clan
board home. with quality workman
ship and material throuxhout. Il /,
situated on approx. y acres In 4
1ne area. win be ready for occu-
pancy within 80 days. Home con-
sists OF liv: rm. with fireolace., din.
bar. 2 bedrms. and bath on Ist a.;
2 bedrms. and bath on End d.;
screened proch full bsmt. with rec
area, Gear attached earage: oil
h..w.h.; many other nice features
Price. S24 $50.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Elmwood 1928. or 1922. Mclean. Va.