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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15

Of this campaign by Communist
writer's in the Far Eastern Survey
that Jessup was chairman of the
Research Advisory Council which
had complete control thereof.
THE State Department answers
that by saying he was not the
chairman in 1943. apparently i'm
plying that the height of this
organizations Communist cam
paign was reached in '43. and not
in 1914. Jessup's sworn testi-
mony, of which the State Depart
ment is painfully aware:
ct was a member of the Board
of Trustees from 1888 to 1916. I
was chairman of the board dur
ing 1889 and 1910. I was chair
man of the Pacific Council from
1889 to 1912. I was also at various
times a member of the Executive
Committee and in 1914 was chair
man of the Research Advisory
Committee (Which controlled the
publication in question:.
THE State Department also
states that Jessup belonged to no
Communist front organizations
I gave photostatic proof to the
committee. That he was affiliated
with five organizations listed by
the Attorney General or congress
sional committees as fronts for
the Communist Party.
He was a director Of one of
the worst of such organizations
named by the Attorney General
namely the China Aid Council of
the American League for Peace
and Democracy"
Senator Mccarthy also disputed
the State Department position
that the departments loyalty
board had never had occasion to
clear George S. Wheeler, who re-
Gently renounced democracy in
favor Of communism.
Senator Mccarthy said Wheeler
was on the department payroll
and was cleared by whatever
board they were using at that
time"
1.-THE facts which were presented
to that board" he added, were
known to the State Department
and were such as to convince any
one who could add two and two
that he was the full-f1edged Com
munist he later publicly pro-
claimed himself to be-"
State Department loyalty files
on 81 persons accused by Senator
Mccarthy are being examined by
the Senate Foreign Relations sub
committee which Is investigating
the charges.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, of
Maryland, the committee chair
man, said in broadcast yester-
day that he intends to give the
American people a full report of
the contents of the files.
If there's Communist, 2 Com
munistS, 10 Communists, 81 Com
munists, or none at all, it will be
my duty to say 80 and I'll be
ready to say on oath what I think
the facts Show" Senator 7ydings
declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15

Approximately 10000 people
are employed to supply ice for the
United States every summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15

Bolt Kills Horse; Rider Lives
WORLAND. Wyo.. May Is up.
Bill Leikam's horse was killed
beneath him by lightning yester-
day and Mr.. Leikam was hospit-
allied for shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
H. Hoover Dies;
Retired in 1913 After
Eight Years With VA

William Henry Hoover. 81.
retired adjudicator with the Vet
Grams Administration, died Satur-
day at Bethesda Naval Hospital
after an illness of more than a
year. He lived at 2423 e street
NV.
A descendant of an old Wash
ington family that settled here in
1890, Mr.. Hoover lived all his life
in the District. He attended Nc
Kinley Tech High School and was
graduated from Georgetown Uni
versity Law School in 1915.
Mr.. Hoover retired in January.
1913. after eight years with the
VA. Prior to joining the VA he
practiced law for many years with
a brother. the late George P.
Hoover
In World War he was a private
in the Marine Corps. He was a
member of Sergt. Jasper Post,
American Legion, and the George
town Alumni Association.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ruth w. Hoover; a son. William
H. Hoover, jr.. of the E street
address. and daughter, Mrs.
Anne H. Furuholmen. now in
Japan.
He is survived also by two
sisters, Mrs. Gerald Egan, 1914
Thirty seventh street NV. and
Miss Alice M. Hoover, Long Is
land. N. Y: three brothers. Walter
L.. 1863 Meridian street NV:
John E.. 1880 California street
NV. and Frank P. Hoover. of
the Thirty-seventh street ad-
dresses, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
9 am. Wednesday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
World SodaIity Day
Attracts 10000 10
Catholic University

More than 10000 Washington
area Catholics attended an out
door World Sodality Day observ-
ance in honor OF the Virgin Mary
yesterday at Catholic University.
Pope Plus XII sent his apostolic
blessing 10 the gathering in q
cablegram read by the Most Rev.
John NJ. Mcnamara. Auxiliary
Bishop of Washington.
A procession Of clergy and laity.
led by boys bearing aloft q statue
of the Blessed Virgin. wound into
the university's stadium before
the service.
Miss Mary Catherine Mccarthy.
a senior at immaculate Seminary,
placed garland OF flowers upon
the head OF the statue as the
gathering sang. oh Mary. We
Crown Thee With Blossoms To-
day, Queen Of the Angels, Queen
OF the May"
A living rosary was formed by
men and women students OF
GEORGETOWN Medical Center. They
led in reciting the Hail Mary"
and the Our Father"
The church has always kept
the thought and image OF Mary
before her children" Msgr. John
K. Cartwright. rector Of st. Mat
thew's Cathedral. told the wor-
shippers.
She is part and parcel Of the
Gospel and has remained part
and parcel I the religion of
Christ" Msgr. Cartwright con-
tinued.
Bishop Mcnamara celebrated
the benediction of the Most Bless
ed Sacrament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
State Of Emergency
Declared in BoIivio
BY the Asseeiefed Press

LA PAZ, Bolivia. May l5.-The
government declared a state Of
emergency throughout the country
today because of 1.-THE decision of
the teachers to call a strike"
The government said it consid-
cred the strike by the teachers
union a political instrument of
the Leftist Revolutionary Party
and Communists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
Mrs. Ella N. Chester Dies;
Was Widow OF Minister

Mrs. Ella M. Chester. rs. widow
of the Rev. John Chester. a Pres
byterian minister here, died Sat-
urday. She had been Ill for two
weeks.
A lifelong resident Of this area,
she was born in Alexandria. but
had lived more than 10 years in
Washington. She was the daugh-
ter of the late DR.. J. B. johnson,
who practiced medicine here for
many years. A brother. DR.. Joseph
r. Johnson, a brain specialist
here, died a number Of years ago
Mrs. Chester was an active
member of the old Incarnation
Episcopal Church. now st. Ste
phen and the Incarnation, and
the Daughters of the King.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at the Cham
bers funeral home. 1400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be In
Glenwood Cemetery.
Conducting the services will be
the Rev. Stuart F. Cast. rector Of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
Man Kills Three and Self

STE. ROSE DU LAC, Manitoba,
May Is R.-Four persons-a
man, his wife and two in-laws-
were shot to death last night in
what police called a triple murder
and suicide. A Canadian mounted
police constable said 30-year- old
Leonard Spence killed his wife,
her sister and her mother, wound
ed her father and then shot
himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
New Group Considers
Means OF BoIsterinq
Prosecution OF Reds
~ the Asseeiessd Press

CHICAGO. May l5.-A new ma
tional organization formed to
combat Communism today set as
its first goal the bolstering OF
government machinery for prose-
cutting persons charged with sub
versive activities.
DR.. Daniel A. Polling. New York
editor Of the Christian Herald.
was named permanent chairman
OF the All-American Conference
to Combat Communism.
The founding sessions SATURDAY.
and yesterday were conducted un-
der Craftsmanship OF George N.
Craig. Brazil. Ind. national COM
mander Of the American Legion.
Mr.. Craig said that 81 organiza-
tons representing a combined
membership Of 80 million persons
participated.
After DR.. Polling was installed
and Mr.. Craig named as honorary
chairman. the new group began to
consider how to protect govern
ment witnesses from economic re-
peroussions Of testifying at Com
munist trials.
The action to protect witnesses
was proposed by Frank Guilotti,
La Mesa. Calf. delegate from the
National Association Of Evangeli-
cal Churches. after an address
Saturday by F. Joseph Donohue. a
special assistant to Attorney Gen
eral McGrath.
Says Witnesses JoblesS.
Mr.. Donohue told the meeting
that six of 10 important Govern
ment witnesses in the trial of
Harry Bridges, recently convicted
of concealing his Communist Par
ty connections in applying for
American citizenship. are jobless
because of their testimony.
Mr.. Donohue said the victims
were members of Bridges Inter-
national Longshoremen's Union
and that they have been kept
from getting jobs by union Of
ficials.
What chance do you think the
Government will have to get the
necessary witnesses when we in
dict the next candidate for
the penitentiary?" Mr.. Donohue
asked.
The conference set its next
meeting for Buffalo, November 10
and 10. The conference also au-
thorized a $4,000 interim budget
for It's immediate activities.
In addition to DR.. Polling and
Mr.. Craig. officers named were
National Merchantmen - Mrs
Marie L. Sheehe, Rockford. ILL.,,
national president Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary; the Rev
John A. Cronin. Washington. OF
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference: DR.. Frederick C.
Fowler. Pittsburgh, president OF
the National Association Of Evan
gelics; Lewis Hines, Washington
American Federation Of Labor
delegate, and Alexander T. Wells
New York. past president of Lions
International.
w. C. Sawyer. Tuscon. Ariz.,
was named secretary, and j.
George Friedman, Union City,
N. j., treasurer.
An executive council chosen in
cluded Rear Admiral Charles S.
Stephenson. USN, retired. WASH
ington. and Gerard M. Cahill,
Washington. Senator Mundt, Re-
publican, Of South Dakota was
named an associate member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-15
S12BiIIion| Is Gamb|ed
Away Yearly in U. s.,
Researchers Report
BY the Asseciaisd Press

4NIV 4oAN4As 446J AO'-hu4C1
leans gamble away an estimated
$12 billion a year through book
makers, slot machines and the
numbers or policy racket. a group
Of experts said yesterday.
The figures we're complied by
editors Of the annals Of the Amer
lean Academy Of Political and So
cial Science. a private organization
founded in 1889 with headquarters
In Philadelphia.
The May issue of the Annals is
devoted entirely to gambling. with
II articles by experts on social,
political, legal and psychological
phases Of betting.
The editors conclusion is that
gambling is dirty business"
tied up with organized crime and
1t should not be legalized.
Annual Take" Is Iteniized.
The editors. New York City
Magistrate Morris PIoscowe and
Edwin ]. Lukas. former executive
secretary of the Society for the
Prevention of Crime. gave these
estimates:
A total of So billion bet by
million persons annually with
bookmakers.
A gross take" of 81 billion q
year in slot machines,
From 81 billion to So billion bet
q year in the numbers game.
Judge Ploscowe described the
"compulsive gambler" as a men
tally sick individual whose passion
to risk possessions is beyond rea-
son."
Gamblers Anonymous" Urged.
One of the articles, by Manag-
ing Editor Paul S. Deland of the
Christian Science Monitor, sug-
gestS Nationwide organization
Of gamblers anonymous" to cure
the gambling habit.
Mr.. Deland said an organiza-
ton by that name. founded in
California in 1949, now has thou
sands Of members outside Cali
fornia.
Judge Ploscowe said the volume
is the first ever compiled attempt
ing to analyze all gambling prob
lens, with all the articles written
by experts.
Among the subjects discussed
are horse racing. dice. cards. slot
machines, pinball devices. lotteries
and sports of all kinds.
Conclusions Are Listed.
Judge Ploscowe listed these
main conclusions drawn by the
contributing editors:
/. THE ordinary player or par
ticipant in gambling is a sucker
who must lose in the long run"
2. Big time gambling cannot
operate without political or police
protection"
8. "Big-time gambling is facili-
tated by channels of communica-
ton which are necessary to carry
on legitimate business. Elimina-
ton of wire services to book
makers would reduce bookmaking
from a major national racket to
q petty local nuisance"
4. "Organized gambling has
close ties to organized crime. The
professional gambler himself is a
member of the criminal hier-
archy ranking between the pro-
fessional thief and the con man. ;"
The academy was set up to pro-
vide forum for the discussion
Of the great political, social and
industrial problems confronting
both the United States and the
rest of the world"
Evening star., 1950-12-03
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD

80 - ~ -
UNIVERSITY HILLS
Open Sunday | to 5
7402 COLESVILLE RID.
Attractive detached 2-sto~y brick fea-
turing POWDER ROOM On lst floor,
living room with fireplace. dining
rm.: large fully equipped kitchen; 3
double bedrooms and bath on md fl
Newly completed knotty-pine recrea-
is about one yr. old. VACANT--rnust
be sold at once for out of town
owner. See Mr.. Walden on premises
today. To reach Drive out Michigan
ave. continue on Queens Chapel I'd
70 Colesville rd.. and turn left to
1902 and our sipp
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RIVERDALE
63O3 51st STREET
OPEN SUNDAY, TO s
Home and income property carries
itself; 3 separate entrances; rms.
: in each apt. on lst A.; End fl. has
two other apts.: easy financing and
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COMMUTING-5-r room bungalow
$500; pa a.. ami; room TO,
chickens, cows. swine good garden
spring water. Purcellville. Va, SOL /
after 6 pm. B. F. ANDERSON
Phi'9mont. Va. 80
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S1o.500
rrN rVr7r@ VTrTy uR-

SIIVER HILL, MD.
Beautiful frame bungalow. blk. of
Route 5-lst floor, liv rm., din
rm., lge. kit. with pantry, large
bedrm., front and rear porches. 2nd
floor finished into l large bedrm.
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
hot-water heat: 30-gal elec. hot
water heater; Venetian blinds, storm
windows and screens; beautiful lot
aOx137; detached garage: city water;
conv. to Andrews Field and Su.tland
Govt. bldgs.
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47l0 Annapolis Rd.. Bladensbure, Md
UN. 1111 WkdyS.. WA u5I5, Wkends
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
BUNGALOW
Adjacent to Shopping

ASSUME 40 LOAN
S59.46 MO. COVERS ALL
bedrooms. full basement, asbestos
shingle. storage attic. picture win
dow; immed. possession; reasonable
down payment. Directions: Out
to Wheaton triangle. bear left on on
Viers Mill rd.. continue to Viers
Mill shopping center, first street
beyond center turn left (Gridley rdD /,
turn. right on parallel street and
continue to 1870 and open sign
Open l-6.
LEACH & CRONIN
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HOME AND INCOME
S75n-S1 5nn nOwN

capt. home in Hyattsville. nr. transp.
and schools; full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.,
gar. lse. lot. big front and rear
porches.. Full price. $4,000. See
this today. Mrs. Gonzalez, HO.
22s3. COX q CO.. On. 1926.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. IA
Lovely white frame home, tucked in
by hedge, nice trees and shrubbery,
on dead end street; bedrms,, liv,
rm., kitchen with dining space; dry
bsmt. and stairway to expan. attic;
fenced rear yard; overlooks park
like area behind property. House in
excellent condition; oil a.-c. heat; 3
biks. to transp. and shopping.
Priced S13,259. Directions: Lee
hwy. to Lexington ST., left 2 blks.
and right on. 21st st. to open sign.
Exclusive with
Fred J. George, Realtor
Glebe Rd and Lee Hwy, Gil. 6777.
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$40 20

Masonry bungalow, featuring 3 very
large bedrms. with ample closets
very large liv. rm.. exceptionally
large kit. fully equip; full bsmt., OF
heat, city water. On main street
] blk. from store and transp. Cal.
for appt. to inspect.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

OPEN NOON TO DARK
z 7lo6 District Heights Parkway. Dis
trict Heights-New 2-bedrocm brick
bungalow, full basement. expansible
attic de luxe equipped kit; deep
lot; fin. street; block to school and
transp. Easy terms. or will take your
house in trade. FEKETE & CO.,
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S14.f50
OPEN | TIL DARK
4s11 10th PLACE

6-rm. and bath. 2-story brick: liv
KIT Kit, ON Ml' ist gp fr love lovely % bedrms pgee ane
tile bath. End fir: full bsmt,, gas
heat, nice Anchor fenced lot. Con.
ven. to everything; $3.50 down anc
assume $1,000 4fo list trust. Direc.
tions: Out Defense hwy. to roth pl.
turn left and look for sign.
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RAMBLER ON AZ A

This custom built brick
home is located on a high ele-
vation. Wonderful view of
beautiful surrounding country.
Ilv. rm. 21x15. . bedrms,,
17x13 and 13x13: all-elec.
kit. with din. space, util. rm.;
GARAGE. fenced pasture, stall
for horse. Hard road: easy
committing distance to Wash
ingto Price S2l 500.
EUGENE r. GINGEIL, ExcIu-
sive AGENTS. 154" GEORGETOWN
rd.. Bethesda. WI. 2O2o: ewes,
Sun. Mr.. Laughlin, WI. 1890.
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PECK COMPANY
1918 18th St. NE. LA. 6-6666
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
The fastest-selling group of homes in
the Metropolitan Area. All brick
semidetached. with 3 bedrms., lst-
ems GI and FLA financed and ap-
proved. Inspect today. Out N. II.
ave, 4 blocks beyond University
lane to Quebec St. turn left / block
to homes.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
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FINCHAM & CO., Realtors
VETERANS-So O0O

VIZ 1GIl11NO-qJ ,UUU
OPEN 4-5
Lovely BUNGALOW, about z yrs. old:
modern kit. expansion attic, gas
heat. laundry trays. basement; love-
$40 mo. Vacant. Address 5704 East
Pines DR., off the $500 blk. of River
dale I'd. Call MR. cox RE o2SR
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VIENNA - 5-rm. frame, h.-wh.;
$1,000
SEE US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO,
Tysons Corne-, Falls Church, Va.
FA 6601 a
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S1-1nn DQWN-GI
ONLY $13 500

ONLY $13,500
Silver Spring. Corners Area
Lovely det Cars Cod. living room with
ifi-epl.. large Kit. with dining area
bedrooms. tiled bath on first floor;
stairway to exp. attic plumbing and
heating roughed inl: fun bsmt. auto
heat: fenced-in yard. Close tc
everything. BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors, ST. 3026, ewes. TIA. $500
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S21,950
ARLINGTON

NNO1 SO 4IG0O11 O1CC OOI
Realtors
CHI. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, CHI. 9l42.
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S12.350
53lS GALLATIN ST.
ROGERS HEIGHTS

RoIENS pE1dH .
Spacious asbestos shingle bungalow
with large liv. rm. and open fire.
place. family sized din. rm., large
kit. and bkfast. nook, . beautiful
bedrms. and tiled bath; all on / floor
Stairway to exp. attic; very large
bsmt. has Just been redec. through
out. Corner lot. Concrete street.
Oil h.-wh. 2 blocks from transp
See 1t today.
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S10,250
NORTH ECTUu

SIW,EoU
NORTH FORESTVILLE
New 2-bedrm. bungalow, featuring
large liv. rm. with picture window,
eood-size bedrms. very spacious kit.
to expansion attic; oil heat; artisti-
cally decorated: city water; beautiful
lot, soft. front; GI approved;
Sl,400 to veterans.
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OPEN / TO &

oT Elm l ~ J
Owner selling this beautifully dec
grated brick. center-hall Colonial;
liv. rm. with fireplace. bookshelves;
formal din. rm., large. equip kit,
powder rm. on 1st floor; 3 nice bed
rms, tile bath on end floor: full
basement; 2-car garage; wall-to-wall
carpeting. To reach: Wisconsin
ave. to Bank of Bethesda. left on
Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Roosevelt st,
left on Roosevelt to 5TO6 Roosevelt
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SPIC AND SPAN

$0,250
Lovely modern 2-bedroom bungalow
Living room with fireplace. electric
kitchen, y acre. with tree. This is
mighty fine home for a couple
with at least $1,000 down. Monthly
payments approximately S5S. Home
located near Camp Springs. Call
10. 2-9707.
ARTHUR N. HENRY
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WOODSIDE-S42,5OO
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
96l7 LORAIN AVE.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2 TO 5
Liv. rm. w/f1repl.. nice din. rm, lee
elec. kit, 3 bedrms., 3 picture win
dows, 2 tiled baths: hwd. floors: gas
a.-c.h.; rec. and util. rms; built-in
garage 11x31; lot 70xl3O. About
$4,000 cash, bal. terms
Dir: Out Colesville rd., north / blk
on Sligo Creek pkwy. right ! blk
on Brunette, right on Lorain to sign.
ewes. and Sunday. GE. 4635 a
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BRICK RAMBLERS

NTVV DOWN to OI
Consisting of lge. liv. rm.. family
size din. rm.. 2 bedrms., tile bath.
fully equipped kit. with Bendix
washer. nice utility rm., lge. screened
side porch. Situated on beau. corner
lot with paved streets; $50 per mo-.
plus tax and insur. Terms to non
veterans.
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81 1I,750--HANDSOME and dignified
: stories: full bsmt; all modern
beautiful lot: town property Would
be worth S17.5OO in Arlington.
MISS KING, KE 3-51f4 a
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"A DREAM HOME"

In a lovely section of Chevy Chase,
Md. on huge, level. well-land-
scaped lot. is this remodeled home
with liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bed
rms, tile bath, all on one floor
The price is right and the owner is
anxious for a quick sale. Call ME.
1143 until 6 pm. today or Sunday.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
This One Cannot Last!
Gorgeous showplace in beautiful Kirk
side, an exclusive community of fine
homes in that most perfect of
close-in locations just off Western
ave. in Chevy Chase. Mr., where 1,
family may vote and still enjoy al
benefits of living in the District;
spacious red brick Colonial; livinf
rm. approx. (24x13i2) less than a
year old and better than brand new;
3 real heGTn's. and > baths on End
floor; immense screened living porch,
sun deck. lst floor powder rm.,
attached GARAGE, gas heat: every
top-notch construction feature;
splendid level lot (70xl2O) with huge
Anchor-fence1 rear yard positively
must be seen to be appreciated
Please call Mr. Cowden, JU. 7-71S6,
with FRANK S, PHILLIPS. DI. i41I.
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OPEN l TILL 5

6103 44th AVE.
West Riverdale, Md.--Lovely 5-rm
California style bungalow: full din.
rm,. 2 nice bedrms.. equipped kit,
tiled bath. full bsmt with recr. rm.,
built-in garage; oil h.-wh.. storm
windows and screens: situated on
lge. handicapped lot. Soxl50; owner
transferred. must sell at once Ask
ing price only S13.750. To reach:
Drive out Baltimore blvd to Queens
bury I'd. in Riverdale. left 2 blocks
to 44th ave, left on 44th one blk.
to open house
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
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2-BEDROOM
BUNGALOW
ONLY $1O,95O

The owner loved this home and
he has been called to another State
and must sell quickly. Built just 2
years ago, on u acre of fine, high
ground. in a friendly community of
nice homes, less than miles from
D. C.. line: complete kitchen, ex-
and storm sash; 2-car concrete
block garage under construction, and
material on hand for inclosing rear
porch. An exceptionally good buy
with only $1,000 cash. Phone now,
LU. 4-5567 or VI. 1915 until 10
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peter j. hagan
$4,000

$4,000
BRENTWOOD, MD.
rn. and bath bungalow; 1st fir,
iv. rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms
and bath; End FIR. 2 bedrms and
storage area; full bsmt.. oil INV h.,
lot 50x200; paved street and side
walks; blk. new school; GI, $1,000
down.
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OPEN ! TILL DARK.
BETHESDA-$28,5O0
Bradley blvd; unique new brick ram
bier conveniently located in a beau
tiful setting. containing 3 extra
large bedrms,, 2 tile baths, 3l-ft.
living rm.- dining rm. comb, plenty
OF closet space. full basement with
Y bath. built-in gar. EXCELLENT
FINANCING. Directions: Out wis.
ave. to Bradley blvd, turn left to
1000 block Bradley blvd, left on
sMVYN RID. to house.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
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HYATTSVII,I,E

S13.5O0. $4,000 down. balance like
rent. q large 3-bedrm. buns.. featur-
bedrms.. tile bath. 1st floor, with
knotty pine fin. I'd floor. full bsmt,,
oil h.-w. h,. 2 car built in gar, conv.
to everything. real buy. see it
Evening star., 1950-12-03
ASSUME CT TRUST

Here's your opport. to own nice
6sI;sr 5stes bungalow 90 IN od dbeaut; Radiant
in excel. cond; liV. rm., din. rm.
tile bath. . bedrms.. expansion
attic, radiant gas heat, Anchor
fence; mo. payments Ssl. incl,
taxes and ins. Call Mr.. Smiley,
Roger S. Moss, Realtor
2125 R. I. Avenue NE. no. 6n2O.