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activities on the part of certain
groups. including Communists
and Communist party-line fol-
lowers. This kind of legislation is
unnecessary, ineffective, and
dangerous.
1t is unnecessary because
groups such as the Communists
cannot accomplish their evil pur-
poses in this country through
normal political ctivity. They
will be repudiated by the people
as they have always been.
1t is ineffective because it does
not get at the real dangers from
the Communists in this country.
These dangers come. not from
normal political activity, but
from espionage. sabotage, and
the building up of an organiza-
ton dedicated to the destruction
of our Government by violent
means-against all of which we
already have laws.
This kind of proposed legisla-
tion is dangerous because, in at
tempting to prescribe, for groups
such as the Communists, certain
activities that are perfectly
proper for everyone else, such
Legislation would spread a legal
dragnet sufficiently broad to per-
NIT the prosecution of people who
are entirely innocent or merely
misguided. AS far as the real
conspirators against our institu-
tions are concerned, such legis-
lation would merely have the ef-
feet of driving them further un-
derground and making it more
difficult to reach them. Further
more, if such legislation were
held unconstitutional, as it we'll
might be, it would make martyrs
out of the worst enemies and Gre
ate public sympathy for them.
Public Concern Shown.
Extreme proposals of this type
reflect the widespread public con-
Germ about Communism which
most of our people feel today. In
some communities, this concern
has resulted in the enactment of
unnecessary or unconstitutional
laws or ordinances designed to
suppress subversive activity.
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vance together as a free society.
This alone can prove the falseness
of the Communist attack. It
would be tragic in the highest de-
gree if we were to frighten our
selves into destroying those very
liberties which are the basis Of
our moral leadership in the strug-
gle for peace.
I am determined that the
United States shall be secure. I
am equally determined that we
shall keep our historic liberties
Success in achieving both these
objectives is Of exceptional inl-
portance in the present period Of
international tension. For by our
actions, we must maintain the
United States as a strong, free
people, confident in our liberties.
and moving forward with other
free peoples to oppose aggression
and to build just peace for all
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We must not be swept away by
a wave of hysteria.
1t is natural. perhaps, to think
that we can wipe out the dangers
which confront us by passing a
law. But we cannot get rid of
Communism just by passing a
law. We must, of course, have ef-
fective legal defenses, but the
principal protection of a free So
ciety against subVersion is an
alert and responsible citizenry
dedicated to the advancement of
freedom through democratic
means.
This is the way to build rea,
security for our country-and
every citizen can help. Everyone
in public life has a responsibility
to conduct himself so as to rein
force and not undermine our in
terna1 security and our basic free
doms. Our press and radio have
the same responsibility. Private
groups of all kinds, and citizens in
their daily work and in their
homes, are equally concerned with
the question of protecting our lib
critics and our national security.
We must all act soberly and care
fully, in keeping with our great
traditions. This is important not
only to our own country, but to
the success of the cause of free
dom in the world.
Throughout the world, Com
munism is seeking to discredit our
system of constitutional liberties.
The Communists know that the
leadership and good will which our
Nation enjoys arise in great meas
ure from the fact that men here
have the blessings of liberty. Con-
sequently, the propaganda of
communism is devoted to a bitter
and unceasing attempt to blacken
and distort our national character
and our way of life.
Deeds Are Best Answer.
This propaganda is a formidable
threat to the unity of the free
nations in working for peace. The
best answer to it is not words,
but deeds. We must demonstrate
that we are a country in which
men can live together and ad-
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mental principles of our Con-
stitution.
Nevertheless, there are some
people who wish us to enact laws
which would seriously damage the
right of free speech and which
could be used not only agains;
subversive groups but against
other groups engaged in political
OF other activities which were not
generally popular. Such meas
ures would not only infringe on
the Bill of Rights and the basic
also undermine the very internal
security they seek to protect.
Laws forbidding dissent do not
prevent subversive activities; they
merely drive them into more Sc
'cret and more dangerous chan
nels. Police states are not secure;
their history is marked by sue
IceSSive purgeS, and growing con-
centration camps, as their gov
ernments strike out blindly in
fear of violent revolt. Once q
government is committed to the
principle of silencing the voice
of opposition, it has only one way
to go. and that is down the path
of increasingly represSive meas
ureS. until it becomes source of
terror to all it's citizens and Gre
ates a country where everyone
lives in fear.
Must Be on Guard.
We must, therefore, be on our
guard against extremists who urge
us to adopt police state meas
ures. Such persons advocate
breaking down the guarantees of
the Bill of Rights in order to get
at the Communists. They forget
that if the Bill of Rights were to
be broken down, all groups, even
the most conservative, would be
in danger from the arbitrary
power of government.
Legislation is now pending be-
fore the Congress which is so
broad and vague in its terms as
to endanger the freedoms of
speech, press. and assembly pro-
tected by the First Amendment.
Some of the proposed measures
would, in effect, impose severe
penalties for normal political
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register under the Foreign Agent!
Registration Act, and by giving
broader authority than now exist.
for the President to establish Sc
curity regulations concerning tht
protection of military bases anc
other national defense installa.
tionS.
Second, I recommend that thu
Congress enact legislation per-
mltting the Attorney General tx
exercise supervision over alien:
subject to deporta ton and to re
Quire them, under the sanction ot
criminal penalties, to report then
whereabouts and activities at reg
ular intervals. In a number Of
cases, aliens under deportation
orders cannot be deported because
no other country will accept them.
IA bill pending before the Con-
IgreSS would permit the Attorney
General in certain cases to detain
such aliens in his custody for in
definite periods of time-not pur-
suant to a conviction for crime
but on the basis of an adminiStra-
tive determination. Such action
would be repugnant to our ira
ditionS, and it should not be au,,
thoriZed. Present law, however
is inadequate to permit proper
supervision of deportable aliens
and should be strengthened as ]
have indicated.
Under Constant Study.
Under the leadership of the Ma
tional Security Council, the agen-
cies of the Government which ad-
minister our internal security
laws are keeping these laws under
constant study to determine
whether further changes are re-
Quired to provide adequate pro-
lection. If it does appear that
further improvements in these
laws are needed, 1 shall recon-
mend them to the Congress.
By building upon the frame
work now provided by our basic
laws against subversive activities,
We can provide effective protec-
ton against acts which threaten
violence to our Government or to
our institutions, and we can do
this without violating the funda-
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Following is the teTt of Pres
ident Trumdn's message to Con-
Oress urging neto legislation to
curb subUerSiUe activities
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The present period is one Of the
times in which 1t has been neces-
sary to adjust our security meas
ures to new circumstances. The
particular danger which we have
had to meet has been created by
the rise Of totalitarianism-first
the totalitarianism of the right.
and now that Of the left.
Today. we face most acutely the
threat of the Communist move
ment. international in scope, di-
rected from central source, and
committed to the overthrow of
democratic institutions through
out the world.
The major danger from the
Communist movement lies in it's
use Of armed force and the threat
OF aggression through which it is
trying to establish its control over
free nations. To meet this danger.
we are working vigorously with
other free nations to build a
strong and effective common de-
tense.
Communist imperialism also
seeks to weaken and overthrow
free nations by working within
their borders.
Through their own political par
ties. and by trying to make al
llances with Communist po-
htlcal groups, the Communists
attempt to gain political power.
The best defense against this
aspect Of the Communist threat
Is a vigorous, functioning democ-
racy which succeeds in meeting
the needs Of its people. A vigilant
people, who exercise their demo-
cratic rights to keep their govern
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STORES FOR RENT

400 So, FT,, plus show window, on
Kennedy st. NV; good for realtor,
builder. etc. RA. COOS.
9Th AND F SITS. N.W.-520-522 sth
st; downtown shopping center. APP
poWSTowNEnEi,b e5y S19 St. nE RP BASEMENT eg with
good show window. visibility from
NERs, D1. 774o; eve. and Sun. OR.
CORNER N. WASH. BLVD. and Nc
2Ox90. 16xs0, with parking; suit
able children's wear. dry goods.
CONN. AVE. NV. 5000 block-App,
1400 SO. it.. can be divided In 2
stores, heat inc, excellent for dress
hEo fhS9 n Mnss BERNEa 81 hs09 ese co App1y Aea
ARL.. VA.-1st comm. 2orm. and
storage bsmt,, on n. Wash. blvd.
where 1t crosses n. Pershing. dr..
Private 2 pc. bath. large. front
OF street parking; nice for any
licensed bus, repair shop or class
BROCK CO. a!e2 N. wash; blvd,
Arl., Va, OK. 4I4o, IA. 4-1s23:
So, z floors above consisting of 1
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO, Realtors, 1415 K ST.. ME. 5400.
@33 9Th ST. S.W.-Store app. 15x30,
500 per mo-. imm. occupancy. Ap-
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
1918 14th ST. N.W.-Store room,
20x120. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
6O4 E ST. N.W.-Ofhce at Hecht's
parking lot; good loc. Apply SO
F st. NV, RIM. 10. 5
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 2 doors
from corner: 2 bulk show windows;
go IT. front, 80 #. deep; heavy
foot trafflt suit. any business; good
lease: $500 per mo. OWNER, NE.
1880. ewes. WI 4543.
DOWNTOWN, near 11th and New
York ave. n.w.-Approximatel 800
square feet. large display window.
rear loading. suitable for any type
business; immediate possession with
REALTY CO. -3
STORE FOR RENT-Excellent for
shoe repair shop or tailor. 2208
Nichols ave. Sc, LU 4-2501 a
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MASON HIRST

Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed SUNDAYS.
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FREDERICK COUNTY
$50 acre dairy farm. S27.5OO, 30
stanchion Washington barn. also
large bank barn. Groom large coun-
try home. many outbuildings, good
road. Terms easy.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md.
RID No. 2, Silver Spring. Nd. Call
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA - Attached 3-bedroom
modern brick; your terms for quick I
sale; S9,250; yard, front and back; |
ideal for children, "a block to school,
transp. and shopping. l2O Baggett |
st., near King and Peyton. TIE. 3543.
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FREDERICK COUNTY
For retired. 8 acres. $500. lovely
lovely shade trees. beautiful lawn,
flowers. garden and stream. nicely
located and quiet. $1,000 cash
needed.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md.
RID No; 2. Silver Spring. Nd. Call
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FARMS

FARM 304 acres, 27 miles to
D., C., Montgomery Co.. Md. all in
cultiyatl0n hGmes 5arnf s
stocked and equipped. Easy terms.
An excel. buy. Box 103-T, Stars
WANTED-Buy or rent in nearby
Md; have milk goats, starting dairy;
help, partners. sought. EN-. 53SS.
sFR6J1's Ea5 1fs-Hi FAka s.ar' cArAIoe RRSsz
2,s30 bargains. 80 states. sTROUT
REALTY, 711-A woodward Bldg
Washington. Metropolitan 7548.
GOOD FARM within 20 miles Of D. C..
One of the best farms in northern
Va. Approx. 1879 acres; some
SSSse arae IaEf Sarn snd outbdss
Beautiful view. Price, $31,500; "a
cash, terms on balance, 49S. H. A.
DARNE, GIL. 1878.
I66 ACRES, improvements, at less
than acreage prices, $4,000: be-
tween WINCHESTER and Front Royal
8 MILES NV. Of Rockville on Rt. %.
230 acre dairy farm; 7;rm: house
AZ COW dairy barn and milk house;
Silo 14x45; dairy equipment incl. 3
unit dealer valve milk anaSiaI. maehine. snd 1ld
drinking cups for dry stock, barrack,
grainary and corn house; 80 acres
corn. 45 acres mixed hay. water in
timber, good soil. rolling land, on
pike nm A real good sds buy. Price Price
machinery can be purchased. For
further information. call j. V1NSON
PETER. Rockville. 1851.
BLUE RIDGE MT. FOOTHILLS
Beautiful 3-bedrm. and bath mod
ern stone house, several flreplaces;
45 acres of excel. land. Good or
chard, good barn and outbldgs. This
property Is situated on high knoll
In Loudoun Co., with view Of the
mountains in all directions. The
house was built 20 yrs. ago and is
of the finest construction with solid
black walnut woodwork. The farm
is self supporting and in the most
prosperous stock-raising area of
northern Va. THOMAS g. CO.,
Fairfax 500 and OV. 2S72. IS
S ACRES, 8 rms, including 2 in
basement; mostly, wooded and Sc
cluded; spring, elec.; $4,000, $500
down, $35 mo-; 100 mi. south. TIE.
A131. IS
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT will buy modern freproof
warehouse. $4,000 to $4,000 So IT..
mercial coming ok RI. not re-
quired: A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
LGE. WAREHOUSE, lst or 2nd
coml.: reas. rent. AK 2646.
WAREHOUSE SPACE WANTED for
skids Of paper, long-term lease de-
sired. Call MR.. BAKER, OV. 1882.
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1929 X ST. N.W-2-rm. suite with
small reception space; approx. 600
FLOYD E E. DAv1s 6' sVs e., im@e0is'es TIES < st:
NV. MA 0352.
close in loca-
tion at moderate rental; newly deco
rated modern bldg. ideal for profess
sional or other use; to 10 rooms
available. R. w. MULLEN, OW. 1882.
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SHOP AROUND

Let us show you this unusual Colonial
home built by a builder for his own
residence. Try and look at 1t during
the heat of day. Why? You'll know
when you step into the lge. liv. rm.
Full-Size din. rm.. huge kit, 3 bed
maids bath; lge. screened porch; at
tractive shaded yard; desirable
neighborhood. Priced at $19,750;
substantial cash.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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OOUN I'M OLUb hhEh
Brand-new 3-bedrm., brick Colonial;
ALICE kitchen, "a bath on 1st f.;
only.
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INC.
4-BEDROOM HOME

4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. ia. 4-162C
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COUNTRY BOARD
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LIST YOUR PROPERTY with US for
quick sale; 40 years experience han
ding Virginia real estate. B. M.
SMITH, Reesslteor, 24os Columbia
sakfHERD Rfkf; Hn Isas pAsk, Brishtwood "a and
appraisal. KAY REALTY CO.
LARRY o. STEELE will pay cash for
your home; free appraisal; Just call
We We HAVE LAVE CASH hi BUYERS for homes
rave you to offer? THOs. 4. JAR
RELL CO. Realtors (estsb. 1879.
, I,s ~ 10Th IS St NM, nv, NA. 0965:
experienced sales organization to
ordway 6e1e. L. T. GRAvATTE,
. Resitor, lS1s < St; nv, IA; o753,
nearby n1ea5b Nd; bsmt.; lge lot lot Prefer s
stantial cash. BOX 379-S, Star. g.
YETERAN-Desire home in Va. 2 or
3 bedroom, brick Cape Cod; ga
rage, basement, expansible attic;
ss5 z acre To WoSded Sn .Isbt, lot sl99o d9xn sSx
1 PAY CAsH FoR HOUSES. an, CON.
dition. any section MR., B. LISS
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
cs fpt property Thst y0u sestof esf5s
s0s North capitol NA s7se. TTss
DIRECT FROM OWNER. highest cash
for your property: Cali Mr.. KITIcH-
TOP DOLLAR CASH for houses. white
or colored. any condition. Immediate
action. ST. 1920; ewes. OV 30S6
homes ranging from $4,000 to
NAN x T.. + Yo1Sc. si4z 2 st. nv,
room house. direct from owner;
substantial cash. CHI. 1901.
wASrEpModeTn S4;Ss [rem tn or bedroom
down payment. ia. 4-1S34. -
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires home
under $4,000 in Virginia. Call FA.
223S after g pm. 5
PVT. PARTY will buy 3-bedrm. house
no: OF Missouri ave; or no; Of Albe-
Gsl Garle 47so St; D. c. Substantial ca cash
FROM oWNER-Reas. priced, 2 or
3-bedrm. house, in D. c., Va. or
Md. No agents please, ia. 2492.
8 BEDROOM, BATHS wanted Aug.
or o Sept; i,,S, convenient to Old ,oNsv, Navy,
hood; owners only address, Captain
Whipple. General Delivery, James
town, R. I. e.
2 OR 3-BEDRM. HOUSE or larger if
income possibility; would appreciate
large lot but will sacrifice lot size for
other conveniences; want det. but
will consider other If attrac. Call
OR. 71O4 IS
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Selling your home is one Of the most
important UNDERTAKINGS of a life
time; entrust the sale Of your home
to a large, experienced and highly
reputable Arm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
service; we have many, many quail
fed buyers ready to buy homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
call US for a discussion Of your real
estate problem. Ewes, call Mr.. Ray
mond, WO. $500; FRANK S. PHIL
WE ARE SOLD OUT-of houses from
$4,000 to $4,000; anywhere in
the northwest area; lots of pros
poets with substantial cash and an
active sales force to sell your home.
Call ME. 1143 until 6 pm. any
day. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
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AoUSES-SALE-VA. (Cont.1
pp1CK RIINGAInM

Falls Church-Has lge. living dining
rm., equipped kit. 2 bedrms., tile
gas heat, screened porch and lge,
lot; full price, S12,650, $1,000
down. TOWN AND COUNTRY
REALTY CO., OW. 4420 till 8; OW.
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"TrulV DELIGHTFUL"

Truly DeIlghtfuI"
Will be your reaction to this superb
cious liy. rm. leads to cool screened
porch; fine din. rm., equip. kit. with
extra space in 1t; upstairs are 8
beautiful bedrms. and 2 baths; on
3rd fl. are 2 more bedrms.; bsmt.
contains rec. rm. with flrepl. and
parCuet floors: garage; aluminium
windows and screens; slate roof; on
one of Arlington's most beautiful
residential streets; $27. .450. By
appointment. please.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27S4.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$50 MO. for two 2-story brick build
ings; also one 2-story building, $50
mo-: excellent for small repair shop
storage, etc. Rear Atlas Theater,
1900 block H st. ne. being 1915,
1921, 1923 Linden Ct DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000. %
SMALL SHOP OR WAREHOUSE
About 800 so. it., with electricity,
toilet. and water; rear of 1926
You st. NV. incl. parking space
Tor cars; $50 per mo. HENRY j.
ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
D1. S14l. 5
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
U-SHAPED RAMBLER

As fine a brick rambler as we have
ever seen. built around screened and
heated porch which oyerlooks mag
nificent wooded lawns behind house;
3 splendid bedrms. and 2 full baths.
large living room with fireplace,
full entertaining-size dining room;
dishwasher, garbage disposal unit.
exhaust fan and Bendix washer;
basement with outside entF. PLEASE
NOTE: This home is oriented toward
the lovely back yard, 1876 feet deep
not toward the street; no picture
window exposes you to passersby
Move in here and live own life In
complete privacy in house built
2 years ago as a lasting example OF
excel construction, in q neighbro,
hood of comparable houses; S2S. $50
is the price for this truly modern
home For personal appointment,
telephone
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 WilsoA Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

8 APARTMENT HOUSES. N.w.-9-
1924 units; /, 2, 8 bedrooms; easy
terms. EBERMAN, EN-. 0303. till
10 pm. IS
NEAR CATHOLIC U.-First Offering
of 5-unit det. apt. house, auto.
heat; near every convenience; price,
S21. 800. A very worthwhile invest
waiting Whsre iist. woRTHNefoS sasrs SoRissh REah
TY, Realtors, s427 Ga. ave. 81.
3700; ewes, sH. 1913. "a
8-UNIT APT, brick, G st. sw.; only
$28,5Oo. Worth $4,000. Down
payment. $4,000. CITY REALTY
STORE AND 2 APIS. above. Owner
leaving town and will sacrifice;
only g5S4 5$le.s5o. Louis RUDDEN'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES, 900
SO. It; apt: house ground in heart
Of Silver Spring; all utils; in, VIII
res. bldg. lots. sH. $3.50; ewes,
4-UNIT APT. BLDG, 11th st. ne;
Down payment $4,000. Call Mrs.
Dougherty. CITY REALTY CO.. RE.
0703, or CO. 1413.
YOU ST. Mr.. 18th N.w.-1st COM
mercial. now 3 apis. 12 rms, 3
baths, brick. w CLIFFORD SHERT-
ZER. Realtor, RE. 2201, 81. 7747.
1 HAVE 3 APT. HOUSES showing
good returns. For details, call Mr..
Mayo, GE. 64o3. .
TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS. off Ala
bama ave. at 30th st; Sc: postwar
construction; unusually good loca-
tion; price. S22,50O each. Call Mr..
Gavin with H. @. SMITHY CO., ST.
5000; res, MI 1904.
AUNT SEMIDET. brick; near Cen
sus Bureau. suitlsnd, Md; income,
GREEN, ST. 9463 or CHI. 1858.
4-FAMILY UNIT-GOOD Sc. LOG.
Individual heating units; each apt,
3 rms, bath and rear porch. Tenants
furnish utils. incl heat; S17.950.
KENNETH FAIRBAIRN. 1927 K st.
NV, ST. 5000; ewes, DE. 1928.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 910 18th st. NV, near
Conn. and Knew modern attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best. Receptionist, mail, SWITCH
board and stenographic service. Call
DI. 2704. IS
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

Corner Cape Cod brick, exquisitely
styled in this fine close-in neighbor-
hood. House has bay window and
dining room, fireplace in living room,
study on 1st floor; bedroom and bath
lovely screened porch; quiet den or
upstairs; full basement includes rec.
room. Attached garage; S2S,500 is
a low price for this. For appoint
ment, call
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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On large, tree shaded lot, l block
conven. to schools, stores and trans.
An excel location, at moderate
price. For details and inspection,
call WILLIAMS REALTY CO., OW.
6161. -3
SMALL AD-BIG VALUE
Veteran selling 1h-story BUNGALOW,
l yr. old; large wooded lot, conven.
Falls Church area location; 4fc
financing. For information, call
LINCOLN INVESTMENT co.
nU roI1
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
STONE REALITY

Prewar bungalow offers paneled den
plus 2 chserful bedrms., studio liv.
rm. with huge stone firepl., equip.
kit. and dinette, oil h.-w.h.; garage;
level park-like lot full of flowers,
plants, shrubs, garden and trees;
awnings and storm windows; walk to
bus, shopping, school; only S14,950.
Be first to call OW. 5000.
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SMALL AD-RIG VALUE
S14,750

Will buy this white Cape Cod, located
in the desirable section of Hillwood.
Featuring l bedrm. and sewing rm.
on finished End A.: liv rm. with
firepl., din. rm, with screened porch,
equip. kit, bedrms. and tile bath
on 1st floor; full bsmt.. outside
entrance; on nice lot with grape ar
bor. fruit trees, flowers and beau
tiful shrubs; substantial cash re-
quired. See this now at this low
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont

WOODBRIDGE. N. E., MICH
IGAN PARK, or nearby Prince
Georges County. l have Just
sold 5 homes in this area and
have several cash buyers in
terested to homes UP to $20,-
900. live and operate in ne.
and can get you a good cash
transaction quickly Call Mr..
Blackwood NO. 6597.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1906 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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ALT, THIS

For S11,95O; 3-hedrm. att. brick,
firepl in liv. rm., separate din,
rm., full bsmt. with outside entrance,
oil h.-wh.; only minutes to D. C.
What else? Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-08-03
HoUSES-SALE-MD. Cont
2 VETERANS
2-FAMILY HOME

There is security in numbers in
these times. 7-rm. brick home on 8
lots, with nne fruit trees and gar.
den, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, finished
rec. rm.. built-in gar. Only 9 yrs.
old and in good cond. On busline
and conv to schools and shop. Just
shop. center. CT approved for S13,-
800. $500 cash for each veteran
will cover everything, with mo. pay.
ments Of about SS5 incl. taxes and
insurance. This is an exceptional
value. Call LU. 4-5566 or vi. 1915
until 10 pm. 4
COLoRED-DET. BUNGALOW
Nice lot, oil heat, priced very reason
ably with low down payment. Call
Mr.. Penland ATLAS REALTY CO.,
ST. 1868: ewes, vi. Sl36. 4