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Evening star., 1950-09-26

The test of whether last night.
total eclipse was a success de.
pended on where you were watch
ing it.
If you were one of thousands
of Washington area residents who
leaned from windows, stood or
rooftops or just stopped in the
street and gazed upward, youl
view of the moon as it fell in the
earth's shadow was virtually un-
impaired. Only waves of clouds
near the end of the eclipse spo-
radically cut off a clear view.
If you were among handful Of
scientists gathered at the Nava
Observatory, the results were
generally good-but not perfect
Although the haze of smoke
sweeping down the coast from
Canadian forest fires failed te
blot out the phenomenon com,
pletely as it did in some othel
Seaboard States. it did screer
the moon somewhat. The screen
not visible to the naked eye, pre-.
vented scientists from getting the
detail they wanted in picture:
taken through high-powered tele-
scopes.
Mountain Data Sought.
AS the moon gradually started
to reappear from behind the
earth's shadow, the cloud forma-
tions made picture taking ex-
tremely difficult.
The photos were made in an
effort to get a more accurate out
line of the mountains and valleys
on the moons outer rim. The re-
suits will help in timing the rela-
tive movements of the moon and
stars, necessary for ocean naviga-
tional data.
Pictures were taken through the
Observatory's 26-inch telescope,
which Is more than half a century
old, and a 40-inch reflector mirror
type instrument. A 12-inch tele-
scope also was used by scientists,
but not for picture-taking.
= Nearly go guests, including
school children and newspaper
men, visited the site of the OBJ
servatory's 26-inch telescope. But
by midnight, when the moon had
Slowly started to reappear, only
Dr.. William Markowitz, staff
scientist. remained at the instru-
ment in an effort to snatch pic
lures when the clouds rolled away
Observers noted throughout the
total part of the eclipse that a
bright silver of light was present
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Coolies Garry Cars
In and Out of NepuI

BOMBAY, India.-In the remote
Himalayan country of Nepal, be-
tween India and Tibet, automo-
biles are carried out and brought
in by 60 to 100 coolies.
No roads lead into the country,
but there are roads inside it. On
entering and leaving, a car is
placed on a rig resembling litter
and the coolies carry it. A visit
by outsiders is impossible without
an official invitation from the
Maharaja.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
.Leesburg Gir|ot 13
Is Areas S 9Th Polio
Fatality This Year

Polio has claimed its eighth life
in the Washington area this year
-13-year-old Sarah Ellen Clagett
of Leesburg, Va. She died Sunday
at Children's Hospital. where she
was admitted September IT.
Meanwhile, Is new cases Of
polio have been reported in the
area, making a total Of 329 for
1850.
The Clagett girl, who died Of
bulbar polio, was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Clagett. Mr..
Clagett is an employe of the j.
T. Hirst Lumber Co. of Leesburg.
She was an eighth-grade STU
dent at Leesburg High School and
was an active member of the
Leesburg Presbyterian Church.
Friends said she was talented
musician and had played the piano
for Leesburg entertainments. r
Besides her parents, she is sur
vived by two sisters, Peggy Ann,
II, and Mary Esther, 8.
Services Tomorrow.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow at Leesburg
Presbyterian Church. Burial will
be in Union Cemetery, Leesburg.
Eight of the new cases were re-
ported by the District Health De-
partment, four by Montgomery
County, two by Fairfax and one
by the Prince Georges County
Health Department..
The added District cases. max
ing total of 142, are:
A 7-year-old colored boy from
the 1000 block of Seventh street
NE; 5-year -old colored girl
from the 5000 block of Thirteenth
street NV, a six-year-old white
boy, of the 4500 block of Georgia
avenue NV, a 12-year-old girl
from the 600 block of Chaplin
street Sc; a 3-year-old girl from
the 400 block of Second street
Sc, all at Children's Hospital; a
16-year-old colored boy from the
1900 block of Ninth street NV.
and a 7-year-old colored boy from
the 1900 block of Fifth street NV.
at Gallinger Hospital.
Also a 42-year-old woman Of
the 6400 block Of Eighth street
ND. who is at home.
Four in Montgomery.
The four new Montgomery
County cases, making a 1850 total
of 81, are:
A 19-year-old boy from the $500
block of Roosevelt street, Be-
thesda, at Gallinger Hospital; a
13-year- boy from the 200
block of Normandy drive, Silver
Spring; a 7-year-old boy from the
5000 block of Newell street, Silver
Spring. and a 10-year-old girl
from the 400 block of Chestnut
street, Bethesda, all at Children's
Hospital.
The two new Fairfax cases,
making a total so far this year of
Al, are.
A 32-year- -old woman from
the 1900 block Of Roberts lane,
Falls Church. and a 14-year-old
boy of Route 2, Falls Church, both
at Gallinger Hospital
Prince Georges Seth case is a
6-year-old boy from the 6400
block Of Elliott place, Hampshire
Knolls, admitted to Children's
Hospital
The Virginia Health Depart
ment has reported a record-break-
ing toll of polio has passed the
900 mark today and is still climb
ing. The department received re-
ports of % new cases raising the
1850 total to 807. The preyte-'S
record of 1853 cases was set IL
1Qdd
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Short Circuit Blows Up
Two MunhoIe Covers

Two manhole covers were blown
10 feet into the air early today
Fon the Howard University grounds
when a short circuit ignited ac-
cumulated gases in an electric
power cable tunnel.
No one was close by when the
explosion occurred, but residents
OF the Sixth and Fairmont streets
NV. area reported they were
awakened by the blast.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

this morning, 6 miles per hour;
direction, south. -
Five day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, Sept. 26-Oct. l.
Temperature will average above
normal, which for Washington is
maximum rs and minimum SIS.
Rain likely this week end may
amount to one-fifth inch.
District Medical Society rag
weed pollen count for "a hours
ended 9 am. September 26, no
grains per cubic yard of air.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
French Quit Second
Indo-Chinese Outpost
BY the Associaied Press

SAIGON, Indo- China. Sept. 26
The French Army today an
nounced the abandonment of a
second outpost on the China
Indo- China frontier-Pakha, COM
manding an entrance to the Red
River delta.
An official announcement said
forces had been withdrawn from
Pakha, which had been under
attack by Communicated Wet
Mimi guerrillas, because "our in
terest in this position is not worth
the sacrifice of human lives"
The Wet Mini attacked the post
after overrunning a small Foreign
Legion garrison to the east at
Dongkhe, The French said later
they would not try to hold Dong
khe, which had been burned and
abandoned by the guerrillas.
Announcement of the abandon
ment of Pakha came soon after a
statement by the French military
commander in the Far East. Gen.
Marcel Carpenter. that the Chi
nese Communists were giving
more aid to the Wet Mimi than
the United States was supplying
TO the French forces.
AS a result, Gen. Carpenter said
in an interview here, the Indo-
Chinese guerrillas "are capable of
seizing the initiative momentarily
at certain points,
HONOLULU, Sept. 26 fP.-
Eight French warships refueled
in Pearl Harbor yesterday on their
way to reinforce French naval
units in Indo- China.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Sewer Fight Planned

Petitions calling for a referen-
dunn in Arlington on a bond issue
to finance a new sewage treatment
plant were being prepared today
A special committee of lawyers
members of the Arlington-Fair-
fax Chapter, Izaak Walton League
is drafting the papers to be cir
culated among voters for signing
The league is disturbed by Potomac
River pollution, recently cited by
Harold A. Kemp, sanitary engi-
neer for the District of Columbia
Arlington's sewage plant improve
ments would cost $2,617,000.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Loses Cold Turkey

Arlington, lacking sufficient
cold storage facilities, has turned
down 22,200 pounds of frozen tur-
keys offered free by the Govern
ment from its surplus food stocks
School Supt. William E. Early
said the school lunch program
had until yesterday to accept 49,
200. but space for only 5000
pounds could be found. This
wouldn't have happened. he said,
if the county had a new ware
house which school officials pur-
chased at auction in August. The
trouble is, the county treasurer
refused to sign the check and a
suit now is in progress to COM
pei the treasurer, John Locke
Green, to sign.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Mostly
fair with high in mid-60S this
afternoon. Fair tonight with low
about SO in city and Al in subur-
ban areas. Tomorrow some cloudi-
ness and warmer.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
fair with low around 40 in west
and As to so in east portion to-
night. Tomorrow some cloudiness
and warmer.
Wind velocity at 1880 o'clock
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Central Union Mission
Rally Tickets Are Free

Tickets for the 66th anniversary
rally of the Central Union Mission
at 3 pm. october 8 in Constitu-
ton Hall, may be obtained free
at the mission, 613 G. street NV,
or through Bible classes and
churches. ~
The Star yesterday incorrectly
said they would be sold.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

Spondency after
a broken en-
gagement.
A classical
student and a
t e a C h er of
drama, litera-
ture and an
cient Greek, he
chose a form of
suicide tradi-
tional with the
Roman stoics.
He sat in his
bath and opened
the veins of his
wrist; with a
Evening star., 1950-09-26

lington, W h o
held the post
on a temporary
basis. The new
a p p o i n t e e,
named by the
City Council
last night, will
a S S u m e h is
duties Monday.
He was mana
ger of Suffolk,
Va, until he
resigned three
months ago.
Mr.. w ood-
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Squirrel Upsets Church

There was quite an uproar in
the Victory Adventist Church
at Monterey, Va, when the
guest preacher reached the cli-
max of his sermon.
About that time squirrel
sauntered up the aisle, leaped
to the pulpit and stood on the
Bible before pouncing on the
head of the Rev. L. S. Shires.
The minister required first aid.
-AP
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Young on Vacation

Joseph Young is on vaca-
ton. The Federal Spotlight
column will be resumed On
October 10. The Federal Spot
light radio progrIm, however.
will continue to be heard reg
ularly at 6:15 pm. each Sat-
urday over WNGAL, The Star
station.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

Let's be sensible. There is no
shortage of food in the United
States. The President has stated
there is no immediate prospect of
lrationing. So let's be sensible.
Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Eugene 0'Nei|I's Son
kills Himself Over
Broken Engagement
BY the Associated Press

WOODSTOCK, N. Y, Sept. 26.-
Eugene O'Neill, ir.. 40-year-old son
of the famous playwright, killed
himself yesterday in fit of de-
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Maryland
and
Virginia
w. R. Woodbury. Named
Falls Church Manager
News in Brief

w. Rhodes Woodbury., 43. is the
new city manager of Falls Church
He succeeds Roys S. Braden
one time county manager of Ar
Evening star., 1950-09-26

Britain's new jet fighter, the
Hawker P 1881, few 218 miles
from Brussels to London in 81
minutes recently.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

of Kentucky, studied civil engi-
neering at the University of Vir-
ginia and had been city manager
at Harrisonburg, Williamsburg
and Alta Vista, all in Virginia.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

will rain tonight the South
the Northwest section of the country Except considerable
coudness the New England States
Nation will be generally fair Rising temperatures
from the Rockies eastward to Atlantic cooler
weather will be experienced the Northern North
ern Rockies ZAP Wrephoto Map.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
River Reporf

h1Vef REPORT.
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
ana Great Falls: Shenandoah cloudy at
Evening star., 1950-09-26

High and Low of Last "a Hours,
High. 50, at 2:2O pm.
Low, 40. at $50 am
Record TEMPERATURES This Year.
Highest. 90. on June "A.
Lowest. Is. on March 8. s
Evening star., 1950-09-26
The Sun and Moor
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches
Capital Current month to datel:
Evening star., 1950-09-26

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coas
Evening star., 1950-03-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY


I HAVE A CUSTOMER with $1,000
cash, who wants. detached, 3,-bed-
hood. Cali Miss Smith, RE. 1888
LfsT ISL YOU Your ( HOME HOME with an expert
appraiser and experienced sales
broker for best results; eve. or Sun
Phope Psatot aE Isqe st l. II eSAvATIs AA oTbs
PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con.
dition, any section MR.. B. LlSs
IF Fl PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
Of your home, business or invest
os mspt property s Yhst you Resos esfes
sos North Capitol Ma 67s0 Ere.
DESIRE 3 or i bedrm. home: prefer
ably l u baths; close-in Montgomery
County; under $4,000. pvt owners
particularly welcome. sH. s347,
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
your house IL any section or in any
ALI. CASH IN 4 HURRY White OF
IF f0p5sd YoU HAVE ri s.s HoAsE 42 1aoI fok SALE
terms eali MRS. STONE, vi. o115
DIREcr II ht; From owNER-cash for
small home east of Anacostia River
ropp 9 HsaE9y hU Ma s5 pEetsT ey.s DunSal3y G
IMMEDIATE cAsH-For Sc. or NE.
homes; 3 z ao BUsADA REALTY; 10,
Ho1s 1GsGs WASTfp SfHshs6n so Say Go
Hgts., Sc; walking distance, Of
with cash. GEORGE S. KING CO.
Est. 1895; LU; 4-25ol; Realtor. -S
VIII VIII pay aSnsF ali enhe eash 3 Box s0a s5sY sssr
BRIG GHTWoOD-Party wants to buy
from owner. house OF apt. Of ABOUT
- 4 1l units CAL RA. 53Sn; 5y;nc u,ru
it with US for results. Experienced
aggressive sales force. Houses badly
JAMES e cARRoEL. % Jo. s-o46o o, o.
FROM k6 0oISNsER OWNER, BUILDER OR broker
several best values. .. c or nearby
Give price. location; P. Q. Boy
1897, FTiendship ENDS station; D. G., -s
or small farm. GE. 1171 week days
QUICK will be the action in BUYING
QUICK ST. 5so9; ewes, EA. i. 34ls
e;FAMILY arranged brick home.
We h9f NfEp aa5-G COOS Sal E1srrNcs for wa wait.
| ing buyers, both white and colored
II you are considering selling. please
eoRP = r Realtors, ST. aoas; SANS ewes
HoNiEowpEiERs-Have HON So,'1piERsH good coloree
clients. ne. section. Substantial
down payments; Call Ii. 3-071o.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cast
casa ss FOR HOT Houses. fssS white St or" Or col
ored. any condition or section. MR.
ssgygNSo. sgSSo. ST. 1920. Ewes. LA
WIZ Ii0G PAY CASH for properties i,
| CHEvY CHAsEWHaye cash buyer 70,
3-bedrm., 2-bath home with. den
HendsTs9 Het Gys9 ssS o osSs7sRd Reasf fEaNk ss M
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for home
| and investment properties, Wha
have YOU to offer? THOS.. e. JAR.
RELL CO, Realtors (estab. 1919
"! 10th St, nv. MA. 0765;
sns home N B. e Das nssrby sasa 'ol Md
Owner only. LA. $3.50.
! ATTENTION NE. AND Sc. owners
| If you have property in ne. or s.e
Washington to sell we have man!
| clients. This area being our spe
cialty Sales and rent MANAGEMENT
Firm 25 years old JOE CURTe
! REALTY. 335 H st ne. FIR. 1900
Consult Us Before Selling
YOUR HOME. Cash buyers waiting
| Prompt, efficient service. FORD E
| MORGAN, Sr. RE. 4910 until 9.-t
Evening star., 1950-03-05
DETACHED-BIG LOT

DETACHED-BIG LOT
1877 e ST. Sc.
Nr Pa. ave. and 18th st. s.e. Large
7-room house, 4 bedrms. and bath
shs sfisya n~a conven. ezra Ioeation. on W Prieed
right; Call Mr.. Ewell teves.. OR
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 < st: NV; Realtors. ME. 54oo
NEXT 10 CEDAR HILL CEMETERY
GE WASHER, REFRIG.
Go with this lovely 6-rm brick home
SOM some GMe't ONE Wonder wonderful buy M at theit
Sc. Cali Mr.. Campbell, HI. 5571,
to 4. cox & CO, DI. 4254.
CoLoEEDmoHICAGo, as ST, ST, y .1n blk; q .
u ddso 4 apts.; ;uAa1ihM oil INV prt1TY pFlss
hT ne, 1865 asaS Vi G0Ss ss7d9 Hope rd' Sc
COLORED-NR. 18th AND D STs.-
8 % rms.. Incl. porches. oil h.-W.h.
2sIss ss tna is1Ri szRD0lPH alfaf e. fSE as sfs'
coIoRED-NEAR 18th AND C Sc
6-rm. brick. semidet.; oil heat: terms
Ask for A. W. STEPHENS. DE. l 1872
COLORED-FUR. 3 APT. Close Lin
coin Park; very lovely. Phi. Ii
4-0696
CoLORED-S7b0 CASH and S67 mo
buys nice broom house Just of
Penna. ave. S.e.-flrst offering
MITCHELL QUICK. ST. 1909; ewes.
conoRED@7oo OK EIc BLOCK 18th ST. Sc
Only S225 down; 6 rooms; Colo.
NAL semidet. frame; h.-wh.; rea
buy fpy Sn snail tagilyii fas - RELIANCE E;
DU. 092s. Mr.. De Mouy.
COLORED - Sc. - VACANT - Onl,
$695 down; large rooms: Isl
commercial zone; near Sth and Eas
Capitol sts.; immediate possession
EELlANCE, H.; REaaaf aa1a co, =! !s5o w., iItr
Evening star., 1950-03-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AVoNDALEn3.story, 3-bedrm: brick;
porch. attractive firepi.. gas 'ses a.-c
heat; handicapped lot. awnings. Con-
rinston, Wo. T457. Brown REAL.
TY CORP. Realtors. ST. 2O26.
AVONDALE-Beautiful 6-rm brick
heat: full bsmt. with rec. rm.: cor
ner lot; owner will sell furnished CT
unfurnished at a reas. price. with
substan. down payment. LEIGH c.
KELSEY. Jr., 1910 Penna. ave. Sc,
FR: 1920 or II. 4-1114. :,
briof expanson atts dsDe ru G0d bsm t
oil a.-c. heat. tile bath. copper
plumbing. To reach: North on q. 8.
No. /. left at Beltsville trafic Hight.
after passing school. $1,000. 70.
BRESNiTwooD-Det. 2-story house. 6
10Ox150. Property has been. COM
pletely reconditioned; real value at
$4,000. Easy terms. DUNN q CO.,
Realtors, 3333 r. I. ave. Mt. Raj
nisr; HY; oo4s or WA; 4166; . -
eas oMNER Ps'h H. sass No sras asents i0'
CHEyERLY, MD. 1900 Crestiawn
pl.-Beautiful. new. all-brick bunga-
low. liv. rm.. fireplace. din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms., tiled bath, full
bsmt.. gas heat. lse. expansion attic
spacious yards: wonderful terms to
densburs I'd, to Peace Cross, right
on Annapolis I'd to. Cheverly rd.
right on Cheverly I'd. to Cheverly
Circle ST.. left. on Cheverly Circle
st. to house and our sign. Omen
TINE, III 5th st. NV. Df. 59s5
1-rAMILY BRICK, s, 6 and Z rms.
$13,750 to S15,500; FILA and Gl
approved. Directions: Up Cheverly
ave to Forest rd., turn right te
dreenleaf I'd. -6
Evening star., 1950-03-05

ONE OF THE FINEST LO-
CATIONS in WASHINGTON,
3138 WESTOVER DRIVE
Sc. 1T HAS 10 ROOMS AND
21a BATHS, LAUND R Y
ROOM AND BUILT IN
GARAGE, 2 OPEN FIRE
PLACES, BRICK CON :
STRUCTION, SLATE FOOF
AND COPPER RAIN
SPOUTS 1T IS SITUATED
ON 6 LOTS FRONTING III
FIT. ON WESTOVER DRIVE,
240 FIT. ON PENNA. AVE.
AND 80 FIT. ON BRANCH
AVE. FOR INSPECTION,
CALL VICTOR 4155.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
SILVER sPRNq
WARRINGTON GROVE

WASHINGTON GROVE
An attractive corner home In this
flne residential community Just north
Of Rockville and accessible TO Wash
study. din. r1n. and kit. on LIST
Lr.; 8 bedrms. and bath on 2nd.
Every convenience for the home
maker inc. dishwasher. auto. laundry
and dryer. h.w.h., 2-car gar. Reas.
priced. WI. 6S87, INEZ CUSHARD,
OR. 1882. IS
STONE AND BRICK RAMBLER
Situated on beautiful. 76-ft. wooded
lot OF Bradley blvd. close.in
Bethesda area. This. modern rambler
ture window ana M paneled waii, fun
step-up dining room, lge. bedrms.
2 baths, rec. rm. space with hre-
place in full basement, built-in
earage; very. attractively priced
Evening star., 1950-03-05
GRAHAM & co,

OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO 5 PM.
Beautiful prick home, in lovely resi-
Dental section, near shopping,
schools and transp. This 3-bedrm.
home has lge. living rm. with
fireplace, large dining room and
equipped kit. The finished rec. rm.
includes a built-in-bar for enter
tanning Come out to 9926 Rogart
rd., Silver Springs, to see this pre-
war quality house. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. to Colesville rd., turn
right to Lanark. Way. turn left 2
the 1st house on the right
FINCHAM g. CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1950-03-05

COLORED-WANT TO BUY-6-rm.
brick house in good condition; $500
to $3.50 down, $75 month. Call
10. S-SS95. %
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PRICE REDUCED

This Home Is a Sacrifice
at 1909 Live Oak Drive, Sill. Sp...
bedrms.. 2 baths. powder rm., built
in garage, excel. financing. Call Mr.
Anderson, TU. 1900. ewes. GE. 1864
Open for inspection Sun. 2 til g.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to
Columbia blvd, right on Columbia
blvd. to Live Oak Drive. follow
directional sign to house.
Shockey & Moorhead
Evening star., 1950-03-05
I B1LVEH SPRING
| ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES

silver SPRING
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
S14,50O. 5000 down. A good buy
for this exclusive Silver Spring COM
liable building association. Gail
Lima Gonzales, HO. 1888. COX g.
CO., 81 0775.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
706 WAYNE AVE.
Open Sunday, l til Dark
Large 4-bedroom. 2-bath all-brick
Colonial, in close-in, convenient To-
cation, on large handicapped lot.
Full basement garage, oil h..w.h.
Priced to sell today. Terms. Di-
rectionS: Out Georgia ave, turn
right on Wayne ave. 1.-TWO blocks
south of Colesville, pike intersec-
tom to property and open sign.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. DI.
l015
Evening star., 1950-03-05

COLoRED-I2O7 TALBERT ST, near
Nichols ave-; vacant - Semidet.
brick; rms. bath, oil h.-w.h
open; Sl0,950. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU.
4-34oQ. VI. 5976.
COLORED-4706 BASS PL. Sc;
open 2-5-Semidetached bricks
rms, bath: air-conditioned heat; 3
yrs. old; $3.50; 81 800 down. MR..
ADAMS, WO. 5713. Directions:
Out Benning I'd. to East Capitol, 2
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Bethesda-4% Trust

BetheSda-4% trust
4 BEDROOMS, 31a BATHS
owner for a large family, has a
large Using room with fireplace
pine-paneled den of living room.
full dining room with built-in china
closet. Breakfast room with COM
plete breakfast set. large modern
kitchen with GE disposal and GE
dishwasher. u bath. and large
garden. completely fenced. Second
floor has master bedroom which will
accommodate twin double beds,
boys room in knotty pine with
built-in beds and dressers, plus two
additional bedrooms and two COM
plete tiled baths with showers. In
the basement there Is maid s
room with full bath. This house
= will be open all day Sunday. The
address is 1927 Langdrum lane.
Mr.. Wells will be on the property
to answer any question. To reach.
90 out Wisconsin ave, across
Western. ave. to Langdrum lane.
left to house and open sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152S X ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BEDROOMS-$13,5OO

$500 DOWN-$85 MO.
Kensington area, Ia miles from
Bethesda Naval Hospital; 2-story.
size dining rm.. modern equipped
Kitchen; 3 bedrms.. tiled bath, End
A.: full basement, gas a.-c. h. Lge.
lot. fenced with white picket fence
Close to school. Call Mr.. Gordon,
LO. 5-S7O5, ewes. and Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 X ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-03-05

HOME AND INCOME
Large detached corner house; car
easily be arranged as 4 apts.; tota
approved rent. S225 mo. Lovely
Congress Hghts loc.: low dowr
payment, rent far exceeds monthly
payments. An opportunity you cam
afford to miss. JAMES CARROLL
10 2-O4O0; ewes, Ak. SOLO.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
WANT A
LARGE RAMBLER?

READ ON
Vestibule entrance to liv. rm. l4'6"x
24>6" with picture window and
fireplace, din. rm. 11'6"x12'l0",
bedroom l2'10"xl0'S", bedroom
bedroom 12fxl2,4". master bedroom
12'3"x16' with bath, tub and
shower. Additional Hollywood bath
from other bedrm. Bright airy kit.
Sx14 with plenty of cabinets, gar
bage disposal; lge rear screened
porch: att. gar. to accommodate
the longest of cars: l blk of transp.,
l blk. to school without crossing
Shopping. House nearing compile
tion. You may select your color
scheme. Open today ] to dark
To reach: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Flower ave-. left on Flower to
Plymouth lst street on right turn
right to our sign and home.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

ALL THIS FOR $13,750
Brick BungaIow-Silver Spring Stu
ated on court; ideal for children;
close to transp.; liv. rm. 1Sx12, din.
rm., large kit. with many cabinets,
G.E. refgr., 2 large bedrms.. expan-
with heat ducts; full bsmt., alum
mum storm windows. Venetian
blinds, cyclone fence, 11a years old.
Call SH. SOTO. MONTGOMERY IN
XESTMENT & INSIIRANCE co *
Evening star., 1950-03-05
S63 60 MONTHLY

Including taxes and insurance, Is all
you pay for this charming. almost
new, completely equipped, semidet.
brick home of 8 rooms, bath, bed
rooms. gas a.-c. heat, etc. House
in excellent condition and in fine
Sc. location. Low cash payment
and priced at only S1l,450 for quick
sale. Today. call Mr.. Jones, RE.
O5S5, Ext. 507.
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. EX. ISL.
COLORED-IOO BLK. ST.-Row
brick, s rms, bath, etc, full base
ment, S11,5o0; $1,000 down. bal
ance S75 mo. CHARLES F. A
LONGUS, 3e3S Benning I'd. me- Lu
4-R143 %