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Evening star., 1950-03-18
Controls Re-estub|ished in Two
|Areus After Rent Increases

Rent controls were re-estab-
lished in two areas by Housing
Expiditer Tighe E. Woods yester-
day at the request of local Rent
Advisory Boards.
The board in Columbia County,
N. Y. said .'rents have gotten so
\ far out of hand" since the area
was decontrolled December 81 that
"recontrol is justified at once.
In Shamokin and Coal Township
Pa, controls were restored on the
basis of information from the ad-
visory board there that rents had
increased "exorbitantly". \
A survey indicated that 1913 per
cent of all rental units had in
creased an average of 1871 per
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cent in the Shamokin area since
the effective date of decontrol.
The action of the board in the
New York County also was based
on the findings of a survey made
by an OHE regional Office at the
boards request. The survey
Showed that $751; per cent of the
rental units in the county had
increased, and that the increase
averaged 3l.5 per cent.
AS a result of the recontrol
actions. maximum rents in the
two areas are restored to the level
of the decontrol date, with land
lords free to petition for increases
based on improvements or added
services made since decontrol.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
If You Like Modern-Sty|e Furnishings,
Don't Hesitate, But Choose at Leisure

but to create within known limita.
tions an accepted pattern.
Don't be afraid of modern fur.
nishings as a style if you like it
Evening star., 1950-06-26
San Carlo Company Ends Series
Here With 'Modon1o Butterfly

success in past performances for
one so young. She is remarkably
endowed and already a techni-
clan Of mature development. Her
program was formidable, contain
ing numbers that demand the ul-
innate in finish for presentation,
This she has in her fingers and in
her style. She has not yet reached
the stage where her approach bears
the stamp of personal reflection
and depth.
Her recital was all the more
outstanding since it was inter-
rupted by an accident. During the
first movement of the Chopin
Sonata in B Flat Minor" she was
afflicted with nose bleed and had
to excuse herself. Returning short
ly she continued the Sonata, fol-
lowing it with Schumann's ''Etudes
Symphonique" and seven numbers
by Brahms. Schumann, Debussy.
Hutchinson and James Wright.
Too persuasive a quality en-
tered into much of Miss Okkalides
playing, yet she is capable of fine
efforts as in the "Marche Funebre"
of the Sonata" and some of the
lighter of the 'EtudeS." Her fin
gers are swift, sure and powerful.
The left hand is equally developed
and its account Of passages in the
the Mendelssohn prelude and
Fugue in E Minor" and especially
of the 9th Schumann Etude was
Superlative.
Evening star., 1950-06-26
News of Music

unfamiliar works by composers
of her native Poland.
Highlighting the list of selec-
tions was the "Sonatina" by Ia
duesZ Kassern, one of Poland's S
gifted contemporary writers. It
is a remarkably sensitive work,
bearing a quality of simplicity
in spite of its modern texture.
What might be classed as an
ancient folk theme forms the
basis of the first movement where
it is subjected to- an imaginative
treatment delicately varied. The
Adagio is a lovely song with no
attempt made to enlarge its
natural appeal. the composer
waiting to put his inventive facul-
ties to greater test in the final
Allegro.
Quite contrast in period and
style was presented by Paderew-
skis Theme. Variations and
Fugue." The fundamental melody
has something of a churchly
character. brilliantly expanded in
the Variations. These have all
the oldfashioned display effects,
occasionally fashy but always
maintaining the grand style of
which the composer was the ex-
ponent. Each section features
some special technical feat re-
quirfng a virtuoso to master. Miss
Rybier more than measured up
to the demands, proving her
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pianistic skill through the sweep
and elan of her performance.
Not only is she virtuosa Of her
instrument but she has the tenn
permanent to make the music
sound glowingly. The innate feel
ing for the individuality of Polish
rhythms and sentiment that made
her performance of the Kassern
and Paderewski numbers notable
was carried over into the group Of
Chopin which included the Fan
TASTE in F Minor" "Nocturne in B
Major" and "Scherzo in B Minor. ;"
The cleanness of her delivery, its
sparkle and verve, won her an
ovation.
Given first American per-
formance was Ben Chains ''Noc-
turne," a lovely work. simply and
profoundly stated. Chajes' bril-
liant Israel Dance" and khatcha-
turian's thunderous 'Toccata" Of
fered other instances where the
artist called forth f1eetness and
power from her pianistic resources.
Works by Couperin. Turina. Abe
niz and Rachmaninoff, together
with the Bach-Liszt Organ Prel-
ude and Fugue in A Minor" COM
pleted her offerings, all of which
her enthusiastic audience ap-
plauded with zeal. Great bouquets
of pink and red flowers were other
tributes.
Miss Okkalides came to the Phil
lipS Gallery with a fine record of
Evening star., 1950-06-26
By Eleno de Soyn

The San Carlo Opera Company
rang down its final curtain on the
| Watergate series with the per-
formance of "Madama Butterfly
last night. Weather being favor
able, thousands turned out to bid
the company farewell and to greet
Hizi Koyke, the renowned Japa-
nese soprano in the title role. An
accident prevented her appear
ance in the performance of the
opening night.
Hers is a poignant portrayal,
filled with charm and beauty.
Volumes of applause greeted her
as she appeared, 1.-the and grace
full, on the picturesque bridge at
the back of the stage, clad in a
gorgeous red kimono. Her voice
has taken on new firmness and
more power, her gestures greater
animation. The many character
istic postures she assumed while
singing were delicately supple
and this pliability was also ex-
pressive in repose and in her un-
dulating walk.
The interplay of emotions in
the second act scenes with Suzuki
and the American consul was
sketched with a subtlety no West
ern interpreter Of the role can
match. Nine. Koyke understands
the value of pause and several
times, with Nicholas Rescigno ST.
lencing his orchestra, she regis
tered profound effects. The youth
of Butterfly and her naive gayety
was so skillfully stressed that the
tragic figure Nine. Koyke pre-
sented as the drama of the story
unfolded was deeply affecting.
The celebrated singer was sup
ported by Mario Palermo as Pin
kerton, who has been her partner
in many past performances. Their
ensemble, seasoned by experience,
made much of the great love scene
in the first act. Nine. Koyke's
exquisite and authentic portrayal
was rounded out by Mr.. Palermo's
impassioned acting and singing.
Richard Torigi cuts fine figure as
the American official and sings with
distinction and Laurene Buttlar.
steadier vocally than at the first
performance, gave a competent
deleneation of Suzuki. George
Tallone as the marriage broker;
John Lawler, the Bonzo. Dianne
De Sanctos as Kate Pinkerton
and Ralph Telasko in the dual
roles of Yamadori and the Com
missary, all made a fine contri-
button to the general ensemble.
The chorus sang with greater
freedom and better pitch and the
whole action was smoother. Mr..
Rescigno introduced several fine
points in his directing Of the or
chestra not present on the open
ing night.
Evening star., 1950-06-26
Pionists AreHeord
In Art Galleries Here
By Alice Eversman

Two pianists were heard in the
popular Galleries yesterday. Fe-
licia Rybier appearing in the Ma
tional Gallery of Art last night
and Diana Okkalides in the Phil
lips Gallery in the afternoon.
Since her last recital here, Miss
Rybier has given concerts in Italy
and Israel and her interest in
the music of the latter country
was reflected in some of the
composers Programmed. She did
a service to her large audience.
however, by acquainting 1t with
Evening star., 1950-06-26

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Get a tankful of "activated" Shell
Premium today. Your Shell Dealer
is the man to see.
*From a continuing impartial study Of
monthly gasoline purchases over period Of
II months.
Evening star., 1950-06-26
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gasoline your car can use!
She'll is winning more new customers
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Yes, many of today's engines have
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NO WONDER SHELL IS WIN
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Evening star., 1950-09-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

oNE-BEDRM. APT, unfurn.. Glover
arrk, Park, for fer settled women; duplex
EMBASSY oFFfcIAL desires furn.
MobsRS S5Sa m, s:sEbs6oM ::fIi sSi mo uNFuRN.
apt: or small house. NV. section;
bachelor; Army colonel. Box 66-x.
NV. wv APT. BLDG.-Empl. couple de-
sires furn, 1 i-b.r; or EN-; .nd apt; tboD BY
ping; max, SIS. OR. 1905. Fri,
$500 pm all day Sat. and 5. Sun,
SMALL APT. by lady. Govt. EN-
ploye; or room with bath; prefer
upper 18th st. NV. vicinity. Box
CoNGREssioNAL G Ss EMPLoYE desires
1-bedroom apt, furn. or unfurn.
pRoFEssIoSaL aSa COUPLE desires
or 2-bedroom apartment In NV.
section. No children. Maximum
AMRRi1Sza Tsnti e GSiv. Gs oe GrRl slla and mothe,
desires ! or 2-bedrm. apt, unfurn.
SERVICES AVAILABLE-student and
wife desire quarters. vicinity. 18th
,,sg1,p snd PsTk STkrE I'd nT .S UN 9s41 Ssdlm u
onsGhNasMh1 NV. youna COUPLE with no e Children
ENGLfsH Ss5lL M1 4SPf ePf1eEs cfssF SNb m WIFE -
No children or pets, used to looking
after nice things-seek labor saving
well-furn. apt. or house; ! or 2
bedrms., incl. lge. sitting rm. or
studio. Write RIM. 703, 1910, K
oNEi-BEDRM. apt, unturn.: Sc. only;
young soup.e with 1 child; duplex
LADY WANTS unfurn. apt. L or 2
rooms. kitchen, bath; NV; max.
S55. CO. 6614, after Z pm. l.
QUIET BACHELOR wishes in-towr
unfurn.. small apt, fireplace. liv
rm., 2 bedrms;; occupancy Sept. II
or 80. Box 499-V. Star.
UNFURNISHED. 1st floor or dry-base-
ment apt. for 2 settled women; nc
children: not over $50. Please pnone
lover 1ss sRf Sie vi hssId sspi
toll; Character and space: quiet ra-
dio-news couple, daughter, 16; refs
RE. 521S. am. or evening. Box 81
FniRN. APARTMENT - Alexandria o,
vicinity; Christian couple; TIE. 5275
FAMILY sis1n 7 SjP' 81 4 ADULTS desire at.
tractiyely furnishsd Al, apt IIn IN t!2i,oS p G
between $3.50 and 500 pm. Ho
s.BEDRooM APT, unfurn.. NV. b,
coEoREbEaRM, sipb E6 Kit. aiaeT and bath s apt
OF, house; S40-S7o per month
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOOD MARKET, complete equip.
9x12x7 #: cooler, Fl Gu. #. deep
freeze cab; growing community.
Sale by owner; Woodland Market on
Mayo road. woodland Beach, Md.
Phone: Annapolis 1924 or Chestnut
4032. 3"
REFRIGERATION SERVICE BUsI-
NESS (Wash's Oldest, estab. 1880
and adlf completely ,,e equipped shop NUS Mpst
Rear 1920 N st. NV; call DE. 3610
or WI. 5255. 3
MARKET STAND, No. 1890, soft
drinks, fruit, tobacco, in Western
Market. 21st and K SITS. NV; rea-
sonable. LUMSDEN'S.
SELF-SERvICE SUPER MARKET.
Virginia Beach, Va; illness forces
sale of one of Virginia's outstand-
ing stores; net profit $4,000 yearly.
Box 11-X, Star. So
BARGAINS in Airing County for
froceries. restaurants, tailors, cabi-
1000 day; or. 1924. ewes. Sat. and
Sun; MAYNARD j. MAGRUDER.
1925 Wilson. blvd -3
DENTIST, Md. license. to operate or
purchase growing practice in COM
manity' nun nearby Wash. Write Box
GAS STATION FOR SALE, NV. Sec
ton; large repair business, 4 pumps.
LAUNDRY AND cry CLEANING
store--1106 18th st. NV. ST. 9762.
ONE-HALF SHARE In hardware store
available. Wonderful location, busy
shopping center. Write Box 50-Z,
Star. -3
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Small carry
out shop; small investment; immed.
poss. Call RA. 1859 after IL am
FURNITURE STORE FOR SALE, 2S15
14th st. NV. Call MR.. BLACK,
co. 1S70. .
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BETHESDA-Two-bd brk. bunga.,
attic, gas heat, Ven. blinds, wash.
mach; cor. lot; Sl15 mo. 81. 6935.
SILVER sPRING-Two-bed mod
near grade senool; Sl10 per mo-;
eiss i9nsq s1st pPiseSss'%S Fl. S.%-Det frame home
of 5 rms. and bath g bedrmso; all
modern Improvements, oil h;,w.h.;
15Sns mSnth 'ne Cal EsfE psr'ff5i aUMPhRiEs
SILVER s'' sPRfNG1srick bungalov.
with attic and bsmt.; nr. schools
asking Sl25 per mo-; must rent
IH9nssa i%@sslats5y. sE 4Ssa sall LAWRENCE "
BRIcK1Good neighborhood; close to
all transp.; 3 bedrms.; adults only:
on year lease; VI. 1904. =
RAMBLER. brick. stone, new: Ice.
bedrms.. sliding door closets carpets
ys sl to Ssnt wa sSt sdtnsT v 1 5n sis5 Tspane me
e.BEDRooM BRICK COLONIAL -
Nice hedged-in lawn, full basement;
schools walking distance, ID minutes
to Pentagon; in very. nice res. Sec,
sss TsssoSsr tc rsh Ep part1 ca Go essf ss
ALABAMA AVE. S.E., Congress Hts
Close to school and shopping. bus
at corner; 8 rms. and bath; 8 rms,
first floor; 2 rms. in kit. apt, 2nd
f.; (can secure tenant for 2nd-fioor
apt); $3.50 per mo. LU. 4-2626
before $50 pm; 10. S-2742 after
PRIVATE HOME with garage; ise.
liv. rm., solarium, 2 bedrms., big
din. rm. and kit, newly dec; S100
mo. Phone CHI. $3.50. .
BRK. BUNGALOW-2 bedrms. living
rm.. equip. kit; oil heat; large yard
$50 mo. unfurn. Ardmore, Md. Elk
SILVER SPRING WHEATON AREA
2-bedrm. unfurn. house; immed
nossession. Call Twining 1905. after
FALLS CHURCH, VA. 3-bedrm.
rambler: lge. lot, new garage. House
z mos. old. Located 8 miles D. C.
on Rt. so. Call MR.. BIRKETT,
ia. 4-1600, between l and pm.
THREE BEDROOMS. lovely back
yard, q bsmt. apt. renting now for
$50 mo-; all for S105 mo-; In Sc;
in exchange for fine 2-bedroom apt.
in NV. unfurn., $50 or less. Box
AK, Star. Sc
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS-First presenta-
tion; very spacious center-hall brick
Colonial home on lovely lot, l03x1 II,
with an abundance of beautiful
shade trees: extra bldg. lot. included: :
baths, breakfast rm., full basement.
built-in garage; perfectly delightful
screened living porch, approx. 11x20.
among the trees: must be seen to be
appreciated Naval officer leaving
city; priced at S31, $50. Evenings
call WI 4S34, FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
M 141l
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR TWO ADULTS. fine home at
10205 Capitol vieg ave; Sill. Sig;
Ff92r.EM G9 aaSs rTRS fHss 18 GoJsa. sal2S sya im
med; no children. must have refs;
Lyndale. Sc. loc. AK. 4076. q
ANACoSTIA-Near Nichols ave. and
Pleasant St. s.e.--Six rms, bath,
P. J. WALSH; INC" Ills Eye st.
NV. ST. 64SS. ,
GREAT FALLS, VA. AREA - Route
bsdrms aers es Of land 1 bfocS sS X stores tor
2 blocks grade schools. ideal for 2
rent 500 mo-, at least 3 to 8 mo.
pnor IN sdyancs4 H Avail TaI: on ed
the city: 8 rms. and bath; immed.
occupancy. CHI. $3.50. -5
SHEPHERD AND GEORGIA ave. NV.
-6 rms, bedrms., for indefinite
period; nice for 4-6 girls; S135. in
clud util. ia. 1852. IS
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms., Q
baths, liv. rm,, din. rm. and kitchen,
pantry, sun porch. screened porch.
Ssear s ga garage age oiI heat; t. rent Mt. soptr1l ps72I
p. STONE. Ma. 1879. Il
bedrm.. 2-story house: bsmt. with
Bendix, screened side porch. lee.
wooded lot As min. to downtown
D. C.. WI. 5246. Il
Ia MILES FROM WASH. Arm. cot
tage, completely furn.. all modern
cows lge; acreage, garden # de
shads sr tsess Sser sarSass HSass
disposal, $S5 q. mo. No pets: will
take 1 small small child. Call OWNER
45I1 ARKANSAS AVE. N.w.-6 rms.
plus 2 encl; porches. compl. furn;,
fun bsmt;; Oct; gar;; $I35 mo Cal
s7s6. sia' HUMPHREYS Realtors. 3 "a
c,slssdon RMS nicely fgEn s,zs 1m Y. b1osfs ,sS3
North Hartford st Phone CHI. 71s1.
NEW ranch house; 3 bedrms.. den. 8
baths. Soft. liv: :-din. rm., 3 firepls.,
rec; rm;, dream kit. patio; mr.. Cong
short lease; $3.50. WI. 1888. g
ROW BRiCK-3 bedrooms. shower
bath. living room. dining room. sum
room. kitchen. porches, clear base
nsa mept with svat1ry oil heat de-
ly: Glover Park area; being redec-
Grated: available after September
IS. Call D1. 1927 or OIL. 2672; Il
AIR M CoND:, oil ht.; brk. z 2 bedEms, M,nn,s
furn. Bsmt. lndry. tubs, lavatory,
built-in garage. Residential ne. sec
ton. Conv. bus, streetcar: go Minis.
downtown. Rent $110. Ho. $500,
8 BEDRMs.. Ia baths. o. h.. newly
redec, we'll furn., exclusive section,
large lot; $500. Box AK. Star. :"
SEVEN ROOMS, IA baths. 8 porches,
gas heat; convenient, all white ne
BRIGHTw0oD-13oo block Sheridan
st. n.w.-Semidetached brick, 8 bed
rooms, recreation room, 2 fireplaces.
Ia baths. porch, garage, gas heat.
Sas{S Sas{Ser srsna s1a5 DiesI cs n dE 4ao 4aaooioma':
2 sEbRMG. T. HigousE Sc in "a Ari.. Close to
S125 per mo. 1925 So Kemper rd.
GE. 6493. VIII be open Sat. -
COTTAGE, liv. rm.. bedrm., bath, kit,
furnished. electricity incl; silyerhill.
sary. 10. s-e935, after Friday,
DO You ASPIRE TO BE A SQUIRE
on a knoll overlooking many miles
the West River Estate section? Par
TALLY furnished 4 bedrms., IN baths,
new kit; , acres rnasniflcently land
scaped. wonderful for outdoor en-
tsrtaining; Convenient to Andrews;
minutes to D. c. Sensible tariff.
Cali West River 1888.
4-ROOM AND BASEMENT bungalow,
furn., S97 80 per mo-, near Cheverly.
WA 5Tb9 3
MI. II PLEASANT, lovely 4-bedroom, .
bath home; 2 bedrooms have pri-
yate inclosed porches. In nice,
quiet residential neighborhood. Just
redecorated. nicely furnished: 5000
mo. Immediate occupancy. Call
Mrs. Carrick. with BETHEL, DI.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT. 3
bedrooms. wanted by family of 4
adults; long lease: 1925 to $3.50.
MA. $685.. Ext 301 until $50 p.m.;
HO.- -4339 after pm l.
AIR FORCE OFFICER wants s.
bedrm. unfurn. house with yard.
maids rm.; nice area within 80
min Of Pentagon. JE. 3-SS56. --4
BRITISH OFFICER AND WIFE, no
children. wish 70 rent small house
by Oct. i; NV. ares pref: max.
S150. Call OIL. $3.50. -
Evening star., 1950-09-01
COLORED
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

16th ST. NV. Lovely 2-bedroom
new kitchen equipment: extra large
rooms; Cali pIi 1o15 I'll ? pm.
NAYLOR GARDENS, 30th and Naylor
rd. s.e.-Here- is another unusual. l.
equity at q. discount; possession;
lowest monthly carrying charges in
D. c.. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000: evenings, OR. 5761 or
,soy Joy, wlYloM,irNe lle,i AVE, N.w.-ss,e5o.
Open 2-5. Sat, Sun, Mon; attrac-
tive efficiency apt; priced right;
irnmed. poss. RE. 1887 or DU.
43O5. HOME REALTY co. .
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLTNGTON-Two single rooms. use
of kitchen, dinette. living room;
house set back from road; ex-
ceptionally beautiful grounds; un-
d. c. OIL. 4Ss3. 81
A LADY TO SHARE charming q
bedrm. house, Georgetown vic,
conv. transp., husband overseas in
definitely, $75 mo. OR. 1887 .
FREE RENT to middle-aged lady in
exchange for care Of home and light
care OF gentle lady convaleScent.
Near Walter Reed. GE. 1879. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Continued on NRt Page,
Evening star., 1950-09-01
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

40 Orange st. Sc. Large, 6-room
semidet. 20-ft.. brick, near Boiling
Field. Colonial, hardwood floors;
full bsmt., recrea. rm.; gas heats
equipped kit. 4ee financing. Service
personnel moving; must be sold.
Call Mr.. Puffenberger. LU. 4-43S2;
evenings and weekends, LO. 3-3430.
T. P. MUDD co.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
HILLCREST

3IU8 . ST. Sc.
designed. nearly new,
custom built brick home of z ige.
comfortable rooms; features 1
bedrm. and bath on 1st f.; fully
equip. GE kit, very nice screened
porch. fireplace, full bsmt., with
built-in garage; numerous other
scaped lot 50x2o0 it.; cannot be
duplicated at the very low sales
price of $4,000. Gladly shown BY
appointment or
OPEN SUN. AND MON, 1-6
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2SO2 Til 8.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

Ex-GI-Mov.. pack. erat., storage:
local, long dist; small or large jobs;
free cartons for rack. Ho. $3.50,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 2937: ewes, -GE. 1416. IL
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across ths country: safe storage IN
ssus,stSs Is So fSHms Ssn4 nNoH sTRsrs s Isssin5 a
co INC est. 1905
have to. cali me. MI. 1907. .
CAREFUL, hxpHRIErcrp MayIka MEN
pELIN, Ii. 2-5047. -6
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Westmoreland Hills


An exceptionally fine white brick
Colonial, built in 1898 and in excel
lent condition. Contains random
width floors on entire 1st floor in
Guiding the center hall. living room,
dining room. library and a small
room; the kitchen and pantry are
well equipped; 3 bedrooms with
dressing room off the master bed
room. 2 baths; fireplace in recreation
room: maids room and bath with
separate entrance; 2-car built-in in
garage. The large grounds are
beautifully handicapped and contain
fish pond, formal rock garden and
patio
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner e. Spring Valley
1880 Mass, Ave. OR. 4464.
Evening. Telephone TIE. 521S.
Gist Your House With Us.)
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.)
REALITY SALON

$3.50 terms, or S3,5G0 cash: near
Dr.'s Hospital; good equip. GE. 9S79.
days; GE. 0661, evenings.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
For the man who is thinking of a
business for himself New Amoco
station with stock and equipment,
ready to so; on U. s. Hwy. go near
Fairfax, Va real buy at S3,500.
MILLS REALITY CO., Annandale,
Va. FA. 0999.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

Excellent 6-rm. semidet brick: 5
bedrms., Ia baths, finished recrea.
rm., comb, storm windows. avn
ings: convenient location. Price.
Sl3,95O; easy terms. Call today for
appointment to inspect,
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc, VI. 2So2 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
UPLAND
GLASSMANOR

Spacious l and 2-bedrm.
apis; designed for gracious
living.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN DE-
VELOPMENT AWAY FROM THE
HEAT AND TURMOIL OF THE
CITY, YET ONLY Is MIN. TO
DOWNTOWN.
ALL BEDRMS. TWIN SIZE. DIRECT
l-FARE BUS SERVICE INTO PROF.
s. CAP. ST. AND AUDREY LANE.
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY
AND SUNDAY IQ 3.S100.
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Virginia Tourist Court
On main highway, .16 mi. from D. C.
Sewer, water, light; 6-room home for
owner, with full basement; oil heat.
Showing excel year-round returns;
books open to qualified purchaser.
Si0'oRsK ASK saf us? REALTY co.
OK. 2659. GL. 1881.
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nouses-sALE-N.w. tcen.,
CHEVY CHASE

New home in most attractive part of
Old Chevy Chase, near Blessed
Sacrament Church and School.
White brick, gas a.-c. heat. out
standing value and location: .$22,-
750 (1st trust $4,000, with
monthly payments Of only 500 per
mo). Exclusive with
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye st. NV, MA. O4S4
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HITJ,CREST

HILLCREST
New brick and stone Colonial; 6 lge.
rms, 2l2 baths with private master
bath and 1st-fl. powder rm.; . very
attractive stone flTep!aces, GE kitch-
&C. heat, built-in gar, Venetian
blinds and screens; lot, 50x150 with
lge. barbecue pit; immediate possess
sion; priced at S21.500.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 Til 9.
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTING!

] AND 2-BEDROOM APIS.
Resident mgr's office located at
1870 Congress st; Sc.
IN THE DISTRICT
20, 2-O161-JO. 2-0152
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NEW HOME

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Near Lafayette School. lovely de-
tached brick with 6 lge rms. and
bath, full basement; deep lot; con-
venient location. Call Mr.. Bell.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. Elk. 24S0, 1113 18th st. NV.
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THE SAXONY

1901 cLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
AT ADAMS MILL RD.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Immediate Occupancy
LUXURY EFFICIENCY APTS.
COMPLETELY AIR-COND1TIONED
$500 TO S92.50
Includes All Utilities And
Secretarial Switchboard
Mrs. Wilcox, Res. Mgr. DE. S510.
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Carroll Gardens Apis.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
shopping and transp. nr. project;
adults; avail immed MANAGER,
201 Hancock ave-, Apt. 102, 81.
9266. a