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, 1950-02-17
1915
1850
lsIe 1851
The 81. Croix I.abor Union
The ST. Croix Labor Union

LABOR and its numerous pro-
blems constitute one of the
basic issues in our community
life. These problems involve
the employer, supervisor, wor
ker--organized and inorganic
ed, and consumer. Among
these problems at present is
the decision which the Board
of Directors of the Virgin Is
lands Corporation will make
with respect to application &
compliance of, and with the
local Wage and Hour Law re-
Gently passed by the local le-
gislature, This law takes effect
on or about March /, 1850. The
ELHU
entire community is concern
ed about the Boards decision.
THE Virgin Islands Corpora
ton is the largest single EN-
ployer Of labor in this COM
munity, hence the decision Of
the Board of Directors will be
Of great significance. When
the local Wage and Hour Law
was passed, members had in
mind a means Of improving
living conditions and increas-
ing the wage earners take
home pay. The present wage
rate for agricultural workers
is IS cents per hour $500 per
day.. It must be brought to
public notice that the average
earnings of the agricultural
Wo~1e~ for the Virgin Islands
Forporation is approximately
$500. per annum, & must sup
port a family of two to three
#4G=FAH
children. This amount aver
ages 82.7 cents per day, and is
indeed starvation wages which
every decent American has
fought and is still fighting to
eliminate from our system Of
living
THE decision Of the Board
Of Directors must be Of great
concern to the people of this.
Island.
, 1950-02-17
CARD Of THANKS

The relatives Of the late
Wanda Tutein.thank the many
friends and acquaihtances for
their many tokens Of SYM
patty.
, 1950-02-17
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. F ZIG
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve
(l2) weeks from this date as
otherwise, the Book will be
cancelled and a new one issu-
ed in its place at the expira-
ton Of this period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Christiansted Branch
February IS. 1850
, 1950-02-17
ofIcE :

Effective February 20, 1850,
the price per case of all
SANDY POINT
BEVERAGES. will be $40
per case, cash, and $1.6O credit.
Sandy Point Products.
Frederiksted
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Goren on Bridoe
BY chorles H. Goren

Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH .
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The bidding:
South West North East
1 spade Pass 3 spades Pass
4 spades Pass Pass Pass
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Opening lead, king of diamonds.
Optical illusions are RESPONSE
BILE for the loss of many contracts.
The most frequently occurring
mirage Is the one that makes one
hand look like the dummy, when
in fact the other hand should be
treated as such. There is another
type of hand in which declarers
vision is impaired because his eye
is focused on losers rather than
on winners.
The bidding in todays hand was
orthodox enough. The only posi-
BILE question was as to North's
leap to three spades without
trump honor. This is only mildly
Objectionable. The hand does
measure to precisely an opening
bid. The game-forcing jump is,
therefore, acceptable and relieves
North of any further problem.
The king of diamonds was
opened and won with the ace. It
seemed like smooth sailing until
West answered the call for trumps
with the deuce of diamonds. De-
clarer then tried to drop the
doubleton queen jack of clubs and
when this did not come off, he
declared himself down one, con-
ceding two trumps, diamond,
and club. This declarer, 1t seems,
was afflicted with myopia. This
much is certain. He didn't give it
the old college try.
Even if hand is doomed to
failure, declarer might as we'll
play it out in the hope that some
thing will happen, In this case, if
declarer had counted winners in
stead of losers, he might have seen
that the contract was probably
there for the asking. He could ar
range to ruff one diamond in the
dummy, and if he could ruff three
hearts in his own hand, the total
would be brought to 10 tricks-six
tricks in aces and kings, and the
four others in ruffs.
When the trump break is dis
covered, declarer should lead a
diamond at once. West will win
ana Will proDaDly SnlIt TO the
queen of clubs The ace of hearts
and a heart ruff puts declarer in
and he ruffs diamond in dummy
Another heart is ruffed in the
closed hand and dummy is entered
with the high club in order to lead
the last heart to be ruffed with de-
clarer's last remaining trump for
trick number 10. In the end, East's
trump and Vests good club will
fall together.
On certain types of hands, it is
good form to concentrate on losers,
but where hand lends itself to
cross-ruff technique, the problem
Is easier to visualize If declarer
will count his winners.
copyright. 1850. by Charles H. GorenJ
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Take Ny Word for 1t By F'e"t Cobb,

In the December, 1s49, issue of
Word Study a publication Of
G. and G. Merriam Co. fWebster's
dictionaries), DR.. Thomas Elliott
Berry, a college professor, coins a
most interesting and useful word to
designate the literary device of
naming flctional characters after
their occupations, appearances, or
personal traits, such as Mrs. Mala-
prop, a character in Sheridan's s
Rivals She is noted for her blum
ders In the use of words. The name
Malaprop was coined from the
French phrase NAL propos, sin
appropriate"
DR.. Berry's new word is char
actonym, formed from the Greek
character, impression, mark, char
acteristic," plus onyma, name" !"
Charactonym Is pronounced: KARI
ik-tuh-NIM, the first syllable as In
carrot, carry.
I DR.. Berry observes that char
actonyms are as old as literature
itself. He cites many such inter-
Evening star., 1950-02-10
BY Romon Coffmon

have always wanted to know. !
have often wondered if it was COM
bustion of air that got in and got
hot and exploded. Then ] thought
maybe 1t was water coming in from
the sea and hitting the hot rocks. |"
Several things lead to the ex-
plosion of a volcano. In some places,
a little distance under the surface,
there is extremely hot rock. This
rock Is so hot that we may describe
it as being in melted condition,
though it is under pressure from
rock layers above. Scientists have
the special name of magma" for
the hot rock while it Is under the
surface. After it gets above the sur
face, it is called lava"
When the hot rock is close to the
surface, it can be reached by water
which seeps down from above. This
may be water from the sea, or it may
come from lake or river, from rain
or melting snow.
Wherever the water comes from,
it will be made hot when 1t goes
down far enough to reach the molten
rock. Then it will tend to form
steam.
If there is enough steam in a Ger
tain space, it will have explosive
force. The force may be so great
that it will burst through the crust
of ground above, bringing up molten
rock with it. Then we have an out
flow OF a volcano.
We usually think of a volcano as
something with a cone which was
formed long ago. This is true of
most volcanoes, but it Is possible for
a volcano to explode in the midst
of a fat space. A few years ago a
new volcano appeared in a field in
Mexico. and it swiftly built up cone
out of lava thrown up from below.
The hot rock becomes cool after
reaching the surface, and it hardens
after a time.
Steam is the chief explosive force
of a volcano, but various kinds of
gasses are set loose. Sometimes
sulphur fumes are produced at the
time of an exDlOSion
Evening star., 1950-02-10

esting examples as Aaron Thou
sandacres, Admiral Bluewater, and
the seaman, Harry Ark, from the
works Of James Fenimore Cooper,
Ben Jonson's Cutbeard, a barber,
Lady Naughty, and her servant
Mistress Trusty.
Greek fables are rich In charac-
tonyms, and they are to be. found
In the folklore and legends of al
most every race. Indeed, untold
millions of persons today bear sur
names that began as charactonyms
Little, Strong, Bernard ('bold as a
bear~, Leonard ("strong or brave
as liono, Philip Glover of
horses'o, Wise, Goodman, Handy,
Long, Short, 3Longfellow.
In q manner Of speaking, then,
charactonyms are nicknames. How
many OF us as children answered
to such descriptive charactonyms as
Skinny, Red, Fatty, Tubby, Freckles,
Jughead!
Teachers of literature will, feel
sure, b very happy TO discover
Evening star., 1950-02-10

DR.. Berry's new word charactonym.
And I am more than glad to pass
the good word on to the readers of
my column. Here's a paste-in item
for your dictionaries:
Charactonym: KARik-tuh- -NYM.
A name given person or fictional
character in keeping with his occu-
patton or most pronounced char
acteristics. Charactonym, from
the Greek charakter. impression;
characteristic" plus onyma, name, !"
was coined by DR.. Thomas Elliott
Berry, State Teachers College, West
Chester, Pa.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Word Come
Find So or more words il

I Find So or more words IN
PRAC CTICAL,
meaning, useful: utilitarian. -
Average is "a: limit, 80 minutes.
Rules--Words must be of four or more
BY the addition Of IS" such as bats, "
cats" are not used. Only one form OF a
word is used Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
ThuiIond Watches Border
BANGKOK (Pl.-To fore

BANGKOK P)-To forestall
possible Chinese Communist in
filtration from Indo- China. Thai
land has banned border crossings
by Chinese except by visa. Thai
land formerly had reciprocal
agreements with Burma and Indo-
China to permit border crossings
for trading purposes.
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Uncle Rays Corner

A very interesting question is
brought up in letter from Clyde
L. Carpenter, who writes:
Il would like to know If you could
tell me what makes a volcano erupt.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Rocky Rood Smoothed

The famed Rocky Road tt
Dublin" (from Belfast, Northern
1reland) has recently be er
Emoothed at cost of 100000 by
the laying of long stretches ol
tar-macadarn.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL LAND SALE. lease o,
rent. Silver Spring. n Eamp ave
and Wheaton. P. o. Box asa. Silver
Spring. Nd. -e5
ANACoSTIA, on Nichols aye-store
bldg: width IS by i25 II. lot.
Sl3500. HARTMAN REALTY, INC
l345 Good Hope rd- Sc. LU. 4-34o0.
so. 600 so. Fl. FLOOR SPACE. mod.
ern concrete bids, near 20th anc
II st. NV, End commercial. PoSS
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE 1888
ewes. WO. 1891. go
MODERN SToRE-Air conditioned; IL
5 nice apts.: on lot over 5000 SO
II. Close TO prominent NV. retail
business and banking intersection
Owner retiring. will siye possession
and sell at bargain price Of S47 $50
$4,000 cash, balance one trust
MAURICE KOHNER, DI. 2l4S.
MODERN STORE and > apis. In good
NV. business area; excellent invest
nent or for business: gas hot water
heat: possession; Sooo financing Mr.
Beall. MA $500; ewes. Ow. s4e5
BOSS q PHELPS. INC, I4lT K st
NV. -2h
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAlH

ATTRACTIVE NEw 4 room ana bath
cottage, overleokinS water. cabinet
Sink, elec. ecckins stove. complete
with suiltin tub and shower iArSs
lot, SaSo cash. hAl $50 . month.
BOND, NE, 1910,
DEAlE, MD, near Chesapeake RAy.
Lots. cents per foot. paved read,
closest saltwater hShinE to wASh-
lnSion. Anchcrase for boat within l
Ban; vi 77s6, Of SiSa, SSH
AVALON sToaEs. saaayAot. Ma.
Furnished 2-eedrm waterfront cot
iaEe elst rAnSe. he,-Satsr shower.
ssscC saFts '4saI isf5s 'Acf ca S:ssiTo. fe.sS.''
NORTH BEACH PARK -sedrm cot
sIr; water. ca,i pl. soSS' ~
s2.sSe-Deal Beach, Nd furn. cot
tASe ami. lEs, screened front
SPECIAL MASonS Beach. peAls. Nd.
Restricted community, 5 nm. bath
hungaiow. year around home nice
LOT EAr Act today, RE Sel6 or
Isi-Fr, WATERFRONT LOT II.
acres on county road pier, Aareor.
7. mi, & e D or BALTIMORE, WesSss-
GAN, shorehNm Beach, Nd "a
$50 Al mile beach; Potomac River.
wooded eAulpins sites ST. HSs3' sas
BY OWNER nedrm, Cape Cod,
copper plpmhing asbestos shingle.
full hSFnt., immed. occupancy;
yeSr-around house, semifnished,
$4,000 OIL, 7u+o 81
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FARMS tceat.
SAT son

VIII buy you one OF the best smal,
dairy farms il FaiYfA1 County. in
cmdtns co9s machinery. etc II
has lS5 acres OF fertile land. . sub
stautiAl house, completely renodeled
and comfortable by city standards 9
nearly new tenant hoaSe and ade-
euate farm buildings. iaeiudlng q
dairy barn for 20 cows with a score
of Qs. There Is q good man on the
farm and the work is I'D TO date
You can live on this farm and SEiIl
hold q position In WAShington. as
the present owner does. There Is
no better place to live than on =
good farm and there ia no more
secure investment for your money
$4,000 down
Mason Hirst. Exclusively
Aunsndale, Va. Phone IA T&47
Closed SUNDAYS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

BASEMENT STORE or shop, $50 mo
2O16 M st. NV. ST 554S. go
SPACE FOR BARBER SHOP in large
downtown hotel. Call CAFRITZ. D1
silver SPRING. MD.-New store
17x70, available July lst. central
location. Act quickly Call Mr. Miller
or Mr.; Helan. CRANE g. HELAN
Ice. MOD. sToRE-suitable fol-
wholesale or retail business Cal
Monday thru Friday, NO. 650l.
STORE AND BALcONY-Active To-
cation; Medical Center; suitcase Is
mos: rent reas. RE. 1921 til
TO SUBLET-Nr. 18th and G sts
n.w,-Approx. 16x65 basement; bus
stop at door. Suitable for any re-
tail business. Box 122-G. Star. -25
6OO-6O2 -6O4 Z ST. N.W.-Will rent
as entirety or individual stores,
good location. Apply $40 F st. NV,
4ss eth ST. N.w.-Excellent down
town business location. End comm
Apply SO r st. NV, Room 10. --25
6938 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Approx
40xs0. excel. location for delica-
lessen, dry cleaner. ETC.. immediate
occupancy; reas. rent. Apply LEG
M. BERNSTEIN g. co, Realtors
l415 K st. NV, ME- 540O.
1918 H ST. N.E-Lge. store, idea
BRUNO, INC, 903 H st. NV. ST
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HANDSOME AND SOLID

With the best name in the building
industry. Now being finished with
that old time quality-you'n ex-
perience real pride in owning this
6-rm. brick and living in one of
the incest residential areas, lst fr.
bedrm. and bath; twin-bed rms.
and bath up; complete bsmt. Inspect
today Call OW 1890
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEAcH3.att-rm cottage; By
81, Sasi: / hT. from fitS . and
woobLAND BEACH. Mp.--s-6edTm.
bungalow. ami. avail Decoration
Day week end TIL June is. OR. 4s0s.
LARGE STONE BLDG. l2.60O %.
II, 2l3 stories, air cond., suitable for
wRrehouSinE or manufacturing; rent
very reasonable or sell below market
value, Call OWNER, OV. Os22.
LOWER POToMAC-4o miles 70
d. C, new Groom modern house:
bedrooms, bath. fireplace; . blocks
TO water, $50 week. Sl7b mo, or
$500. June through Sept Pa, 1900.
Leonardtown, Md. S6O wk; also lots
and cottage for sale. WI 0p03.
WOODLAND BEACH. clean cottage,
accommodates 4 close To water.
Modern eonv, CH. 0454 after q ,. m.
COTTAGE. Beverly Beach, 80 mi.
from WASHINGTON, all mod. oonvs.
VIII accommodate up to u people.
Rent by week or month HO. 6720.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-on water
front. For week of 30th. Sleepa Z,
mi, incl. bath, screened front and
side porches S45 wk. Call RI
33lb, 81 TO B.
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LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL
CALL MR.. MILLER. ME. l220.
EYES. 81. 622l
End AND 3rd TRUSTS ON D. O.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1014 X ST. NV MA 6bAO
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS F0k kENT
tcoafiausdl
AIR-CoNpITIoNEp g

FURNISHED AIR-coNDITloNED Of
nee in downtown elevator bids /;
beautifully furn., incl. eArpeting and
drapes: immed. OCCUPANCY: APPROX
500 50. =. CAN ia. 1899 for
oh ana = SIS. NV. Alta. Blas
SGT 9Th st.-Larse hrlght rooms,
convenient location, reasonable Ap-
ply sio ST, NV, Room 10. -e5
DOWNTOWN. 18th ST, near statler
Hotel. ground noor, l.ooo-ft once
20 SPHS ssSs s KAHN llos 18th n.~
caralier Hotel. siss isth st. 'e Once
and living quarters: Large display
window. SlOo mo. RA. a036, -25
MT RAINIER. MD;-Modern once
$500 50. It. For details, can WA
s,h AND X SITS. NV. tsss 6th3-
Two large light rooms ideal for Of
Noes or commercial concerns. whole
elevator, heat, light and jGnitor
services furnished. Available row
THoS. J. FISHER Il CO, NC. 1Ss
18th ST. NV, DI, $3.50. 81
AIR -CONDITIoNED pvt. once, con-
venisnt downtown location furn
or unfurn;; receptionist, telephone
4sso ssssiee Conn. M AZ avE'@soo osS 90. n R.
DOWD eoR. 1900 -a5
HYATTSviLLE. MD.-Ixe once in
Professional Bldg. on BALTIC blvd
immediate occupancy. completely re-
decorated Call MRS SENNET-T
ME, 5400 for appointment TO inspect.
OFFICE sUBTENANCY in excel. TO-
cation: Secretarial services and full
facilities; very reas. RE. 232",
DOwNTOwN-2-rm. suite with lava
tory including pine panelled private
once; SS5 mo. and including Scar
gArsse, S125 mo. Other large, light
rooms in good condition and well
serviced at S25 and $50. KELLEY
& BRANNER; DI. 174o.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Conveniently located; just been re-
modelled and freproofed util. furn .
S35 and up. Call co. 1881 20
HARVARD. NR. nth N.w-Omce
with furn. rm., bath, hot plate re-
frigerator. DU. 36e7. RA 632l
SEVERAL LARGE OFFICES
Available In downtown washington;
S75 and up per mo. FRED A.
SMITH Co. 1lls 18th st. NV,
PORTLAND BUILDING
Office Suites From $35 Per Ofiics.
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT.
PE Eonn 111- Uarnannt
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
26 9th ST. N.E.-3 story and bsmt.
brick apt. bldg, s rms. and bath
each; separate electric and gas
meters; oil h.-w.h.; good cond. !;
vacant at settlement. Mr.. Hill, ia
ss57 W1IlLo3ggGHBY l63gGHBY REAL ESTATE
Ts ssa u pl,:ss for 'ssG ssst s:rt sss ,Bt Ss
ss H ST. NV, 1st comm. 5-yr. lease,
$1,s0O annually net; $15. .45O-s21
18th st. ne. 1st comm. furn.. $50
mo-; $S,45O-5 through IL Fenton
m or nT al ?nd bfdssasBsSe f9mm ssS mo prSp ss7io 10
packase deal for s2s,750 cash. Ex.
NEW APARTMENTs-well built; 2.
4 and 6-family .bldgs.; gas heat;
WoRTHiNaToM IL dsTnj Re snd Sc soN GEoFqE 7e1a Il
st. IN NV. INA NA. ssee: eves. Ni OF. 3ssse.
Mr.. PENTAGoN-5-rm.. semidet..
brick; rented at S115 mo-: gas heat;
ga yrs. old; $3.50. Sligo 6935.
CENTRAL PROPERTY, 1000 So. IT.
sible corporation for S6.500 per
BROWN. MA. 6740. -25
NEW APIS, intown ne, s.e., well
built. 2, 4. 8 family, tenants pay
TON 4 SON MA. 1926; evenings,
A s-sToRY AND BsMT. brick: 2s
#. wide, newly converted into 4
apts.; at 1917 10Th st. NV; proper
ty vacant. Price -S26.50O, substan-
tial cash. LEO v. GLORIUS, DI
NV. 4-FAMILY DUPLEX. . 2-b.r.,
1-b.r. apts., 2 b.r. apt avail. AL
BEE REALTY, RE. 71O4, TU. 4s17.
4 UNIT brick apt. bldg. nearby Va;
tenants pay own util.; bsmt with
oil oil heat; at, laundry Lay facilities. Full
will trade. THE BRANT COMPANY,
WILSON BLVD. AT RHODES. ia
ARLINGTON - SO units srossins
100000 annually Excellent oppor-
tunity with unusual terms. THE
BRANT COMPANY, WILSON BLVD.
AT RHODES. ia. 4-l6OO. -25
ALEXANDRIA frame bldg; Q apts.
cross $400 per mo. Out of town
owner may accept $4,000; terms.
This is not fancy property. but is
an Al money-maker for your equity.
THE BRANT COMPANY, WILSON
BLVD. AT RHODES, JA. 4-16O0.
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sEAShosE PROPERTY
REHonoTH REacH. nj 1,,

REHoBoTH BEACH. DS-Attrac,,v.
ocean H-frout arts ana cottages. racSd-
eTn $50 weekly ua- Lover rates
isr Nay and 5Sns ~. SS9t "a
BETHANY REACH, DEL-vsry ee-
ocean On boardwalk. All modern,
For season cr hAG season SA.
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8 ACRES-14 ROOMS

COMMERCIAL ON ROUTE 24o
House in immaculate condition. Oh
h.-w h. all large rms Cali @ BEST
LINTHICUM, Poolesville 221s
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0 IUVf1O OO.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
LOUISE AND NANCY
Will certainly miss their comfortabl,
California rambler with the lse
fenced-in play area. Daddy's beinl
transf. and they're much too youni
to remain behind. Their home ha.
2 twin-sized bedrms., and true cen.
ter-hall plan. These young helpers
have kept. the home immaculatel,
clean-with mas assistance Of
course. On a corner lot, 2 blocks
to school, transp., shop. in Pom
ponio built Tuckahoe Village.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1928 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500.
Ewes, OF. 1925, WO. 1888.
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ATTENTION

Just beyond the new bridge, SlSS
and UP You must see them. Dial
FC. 63@S MI 6446. Ext S0e or
81. 1850 after 9, for information
and direction -HA
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN--Near 18th and
Make ofier Mr.. oDUM, RE. s2i6
ARLINGroN-sl $50; level 5oxIGo.
secluded wooded section OF Glen
Carlyn near Ari. Forest and Lee
blvd. > on Wilson blvd, 81 900 and
s:0O SON edxl@o On '1Sis so s. n:9s Excellent &s5
values. Call til Q KEITH D
BRuMBACK, CH. 35"7 or CHI. ss73,
PAINT BRANCH FARMs-Montsom-
cry County. Beautiful ! acre bids
sites. Wooded or cleared. Roads In.
good schools. downtown bus. Sale
by owner. Aston 6S93.
LOVELY LEVEL LoTS-Trees, COX
Only $1,000 sH. 7o5a' N25
sic ONLY PER MONTH, no down
payment. direct from owner, gives
immediate possession choice i2-acre
lots, 4 minutes of new Shirley high
white community OF home owners,
No building restrictions, Park trail
er or build lean-to until you can
afford better. Electricity, telephones,
school bus stores available, Call
District ,4636 except Sunday; 2H'
vate water supply. Ideal for builder
OF low-coSt homes. 81. 5533. 70
CLEVELAND PARK, 50xl25. lots,
in excellent Forest Hills, l as deep
as "72 tt; priced as low as $3.50,
Call Mr.. Cubbage., EN-. 5000, ewes
WA. 1896, with w B. WRIGHT.-24
MANOR CLUB EsTATEs-very, 1args
desirable lot, wooded, membership in
Manor Club goes with this lot. LO.
fAr ~
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE - Wooded
acreage homesites OF ample size for
any size rambler-dignified restrie-
tions for the discriminating hnyer
MHRRES WIZ iESm vi ST'9?SS ass Gg sslf BrsdisS
sPRTNGBRoOK-oyer 4 a, $50 #
on ColesFille I'd Also | q. In SprinG-
brook Forest on Stonington I'd. Re
duced for Quick sale; Small down
payment. Owner SH. 1855.
GROUP-Two lots. sew,
er-water. for 2-family houses, near
Navy, PentaRon BLDG, $500, BOW
ERS. 1898 Eye. NV. RE. 202a.
$50 DOWN for. a la-acre lot IN SO
acre subdivision on Colesville rd.
easily accessible to Navy Ordnance
Laboratory, Total price, 81 900.
KAY REALTY, INC, RA, goo,
I4-ACRE HoMEsITE, one OF the few
full century-old oak grove. High ele-
yation. f1ne springs, paved road,
acres, view of Blue Ridge Mts. The
so acres on Broad Run, 2-mile 'front.'
age. Wonderful fishing and boat
DILLON LAND CO, Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1950-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
wYNNEWOOD

Graceful brick home in this excellent
area has exquisite decorations
throughout. 2 screened porehes
make for summer delight Fine liv-
ing room. large dining room,
equipped kitchen. Upstairs are 3
large bedrooms. In the basement
Is recreation room done in
garage. beautiful lot. A fne home
MANNAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Country Club Rambler
FAIRFAX VA

&AA4S4 1A<AS VA.
Typical of the rare beauty, charm
and atmosphere of antiquity In
GEORGETOWN homes. Huge liv. rm.,
din. -rm., leading onto large screened
porch. kit. 2 bedrooms and tile bath
1st f.; . bedrooms. sun room, and
tile bath upstairs, ample closet
space: all in excellent condition
Situated on more than half acre OF
extensively handicapped site; flower
garden, red naples. shrubbery, shady
and cool; incinerator; bsmt.: oil
h.-w.h.; conv. to transp. and shop
ping. S24,750. Inspection by appt.
only. LEATH d ASHLEY, INC,
Ma. 1854; ewes, FA. 1888.
N. PATRICK HENRY DIR.
$1,000 CASH
On GI contract will purchase that
much desired "a bath on 1st floor
center-hal entrance, recr. I'm. with
fireplace for the youngs sters in q s.
bedrm. brick Colonial.
ASK-US REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
RAMBLER

c.oOU WllSon blVo.. wv. SoUu. IL
S MINUTES TO PENTAGON
Army-Navy Country Club
Just built. brick. slate roof home
situated on u acre: circled with tall
Norwood NAPLES; colorful and pri-
vate flower garden with patio; blue
spruce, red dogwood, rhododendrons
rose garden, an eyeful Of beauty.
Srsrl Spacious u, living LYLE d rm; with firepl i.
hall; large sun room, heated; stately
dining rm., bright kitchen. 12x12,
deep pantry, coZy breakfast rm.,
most deliGhtful 4O' screened porch;
End fir... 4 twin-size bedrms., 2
spacious tiled baths. Laundry chute !;
Bird FIR, 3 large unfinished rms, full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. maids rm. and
shower bath. pvt. entrance, scar
detached brick slate roof garage. A
secluded spot only 12 min. to the
Capitol. Exclusive by
FRED = GEORGE, REALTOR.
2173 N. Glebe Rd.: GIL, 6777, OK.
0141. ewes CHI O44d -0r