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Evening star., 1950-06-08
Indiana School Band
Sells Feed 10 Finance
Flag Day Concert Here

An Indiana high school band.
whose members sold two carloads
Of feed 10 finance their trip to
Washington, will play here on
Flas Day next Wednesday.
SesQuicentennial Commiss 1 o
ofhcials today announced the
group Of so from Newmarket,
Ind. will play at the Sylvan The
ater on the Monument Grounds.
1t also will participate in two ses-
sions at the All Club camp. under
Agriculture Department auspices.
The youths sold the feed at -
cents a bag profit. officials said.
and feed manufacturer added q
Slo0 check to aid in financing the
trip. Merle o. Bucklew is director
Of the band.
Sl,s00 in Tickets.
Meanwhile, Paul NJ. MaSsnann,
the commissions general manager,
announced he has received checks
Ftotaling 81 800 for tickets to the
symphonic drama in Rock Greek
Park on Indiana day. July IL.
The drame, entitled Faith of Our
Fathers" by Paul Green. will have
its first performance early next
month.
Mr.. MaSSmann said tickets for
the production will be $2Lfor seats
in front. $3.50 for middle seats
and rs cents for the back seats.
all plus tax.
L. Poe 'Leggette. production
executive for the drama. said OPP
portunities are still open for roles.
Aspirants should apply to William
Vorenberg. the director, at his
George Washington University
Office. Sometime this month.
general addition for singers will
be held. Richard w. Dirksen. mu-
sical director, said.
O6uu GAaECh NOutCSts
The commission announced a
contest for the official SeSquicen-
tennial march for military bands.
Officials said the winning entry
will be published by Carl Fischer.
Inc. A full band score must be
submitted under a pen name.
Offlcial entry blanks can be OBJ
tained by writing the music divi-
sion Of the commission. l400
PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. Entries
must be in by July is.
The Post ONCE Department at
noon Monday will mark the l50th
anniversary of its coming to
Washington. This program will
be held on the east side of the
department building. along
Twelfth street NV. at Pennsyl-
vania avenue. An Army Band
concert will be given. and POST
master General Donaldson will
present to Presidential Adviser
John r. Steelman the second in
a series of sesquicentennial
stamps. Mr.. Steelman will re.
ceive them for President Truman.
who is chairman of the Sesquicen-
tennial Commission.
The department moved here
from Philadelphia on June II.
l800--the first Government de-
partment to settle In the new
Capital. a3 --urH'
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Arlington Schools for Sale

The Arlington School Board
has decided to sell four of the
county's elementary schools.
The board took the action last
night after Assistant Supt. OF
Schools Charles Walsh explained
the buildings are i'm need Aof7 ex-
tensive repairs.
Although offers will be accepted
Immediately, the sales will not &C
through until requirements are
built with the aid of money re-
|ceived for the four structures. II
the offers are Disappointing" Mr.
Walsh said, "the buildings will
continue in use" They house
about 1900 pupils.
The schools are Thomas Nelson
Page, 4001 Wilson boulevard;
Matthew Maury. $3.50 Wilson
boulevard; Woodrow Wilson, 1901
Wilson boulevard, and Cherrydale
3710 Lee highway.
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The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Sunny
and warm with high around SO
this afternoon. Fair tonight with
low about IS. Tomorrow continued
warm with some cloudiness.
Maryland-Fair, not quite as
cool tonight. Tomorrow continued
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warm, more humid with some
cloudiness.
Virginia-Some cloudiness to-
night, not quite as cool. Tomor-
row rather cloudy and warm with
a few scattered showers likely.
Wind velocity at 1880 o'clock
this morning. z miles per hour;
direction, south-southeast.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Maryland
and
Virginia
Civic Group Opposes
Montgomery Office Building
= News in Brief

The Public Finance and Budget
Committee of the Montgomery
County Civic Federation sees no
need for a new county office
building at this time.
1t will ask the federation at a
special meeting tomorrow night to
support the committees recon-
mendation to eliminate a pro-
posed $1,230,000 bond issue for
the project from the county's
capital budget. The meeting will
be held at 8 pm. in the Bethesda
County Building.
The committee also will recon-
mend an additional $4,000 ap-
preparation for police salary in
creaSes and amendment of the
Montgomery charter to require
the county council to adopt a
budget prior to its annual legis-
lative session in May. At present,
the council has until June 80 to
take final action.
Another recommendation will
be for a referendum on all bond
issues authorized by the council.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Beetle Quarantine Grows

RICHMOND. June 8 (P.-
Parts of 10 more Virginia coun-
ties have been included in the
States largest extension of its
Japanese beetle quarantine. In
cluded are magisterial districts
Of Charlottesville. Rivanna and
ScottSville in Albemarle County.
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Annapolis ChopIoin Honored

ANNAPOLIS. June 8 R.-
Comdr. Roy E. Bishop. Naval
Academy chaplain, has been
awarded the honorary degree of
doctor of divinity by Randolph
Macon College, the academy said
yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Lone Ticket Due

A Lane-Tawes- Hammond State
wide ticket for the September pri-
maries in Maryland is expected to
be agreed upon soon.
Gov. Lane, already a candidate
for denomination, conferred yes
terday with j. Millard Tawes,
State banking commissioner, who
opposed the Governor for the
Democratic nomination four years
ago, and Attorney General Hall
Hammond. Mr.. Hammond was
on the Lane ticket in 1946.
After the meeting, political OBJ
servers speculated that an agree
ment was reached on a date to
announce the full ticket.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

AtlOnS mVON-
ing the release
of employees in
non air -condi-
toned b ui1d =
ings.
w hile the
regulations diff
fer. depending
on the heat and
humidity fac
tors. employees
ow m ay b e
dismissed when
tn e tempera-
ture in t h e ir
buildings hit S
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Court Due 10 Rule
On PUG Challenge
To Gas Rate Suit

The Public Utilities Commission
today was to resume its District
Court fight to justify its order
granting a 6 per cent gas rate in
crease here last November.
The commission opened its de-
fense yesterday against a suit filed
by the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations and an attorney seeking
to set aside the order granting
Washington Gas Light Co. S749,-
$40 additional annual revenue.
Judge T. Alan Goldsborough
however, overru!ed dismissal mo-
ton made by PUG Counsel Lloyd
Harrison late yesterday. That
initial tactic was made on grounds
the Federation does not charge
the PUG order conflicted with any
material facts presented at COM
mission hearings last fall
Federation Standing Questioned.
Judge Goldsborough also is ex-
pected to decide today whether
the federation should be removed
as a party to the action. Attorney
Harrison contended the civic
group has no standing in such a
contest. No question was raised
as to the presence Of Attorney
Vernon Baker as a co-plaintiff.
Mr.. Baker, chairman of the fed
Grafton public utilities committee,
is acting as private individual.
In his two-hour argument yes
terday, Mr.. Baker particularly
criticized two allowances" made
in the rate increase order favor
able to the gas company.
Cost Consideration Hit.
He charged the commission un-
lawfully regarded the company's
SO million cost of installing ap-
pliances for conversion to natural
gas as justification for higher
rates. He also charged that PUG
had no right to allow a $1.8 mil
lion item as "unrecovered cost
because the gas company had I'd
abandon plant used to mix gases
before the advent of the natural
gas supply.
Citing prior court rulings, Mr..
Baker declared neither item
should have been considered in
the company's petition for a rate
hike. ...4sasss Ssssssssasa, trss'4sassss
PUG reasoning in the order was
"fallacious as matter of fact and
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Study Group Gets Fund

The Fairfax County Board of
Supervisors yesterday agreed to
appropriate $4,000 to enable a 81
man commission studying the
county governmental Setup to get
technical assistance for it's survey.
Final approval of the action,
requested by David Lawrence,
newspaper columnist and chair
man of the study groups execu-
tive committee, depends on rul-
ing by Commonwealth's Attorney
Hugh Marsh.
The commission was appointed
by the board several weeks ago to
investigate possible alternatives to
the county's present form of gov
ernment. A petition by 2,100
residents for a referendum on a
county manager setup is before
Circuit Court Judge Paul E.
Brown.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
The FederoI Spotlight
The FederoI Spotlight
Compromise Expected on Plan
ToReIeuse Workers on Hot Days
BY Joseph Young

The Federal Personnel Council expected to adopt
mise proposal the release OF employees hot and humid
weather.
special council last proposed that
employees the charged their annual
and sick leave.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Tunisia expects a record 1949-
so edible olive oil output of 100,-
600 It's.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

showers tonight
middle Rockies the Mississippi Valley the upper
Lakes region the eastern sections the Northern Plains
the middle Mississippi Valley Florida will
the Plains States the upper Mississippi Valley
Northern Rockies with frost freezing temperatures
Montana The weather will continue in the Eastern half
Of.the Nation. ge+ ZAP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

PUG reasoning In the order was
"fallacious as a matter of fact and
erroneous as a matter of law"
the lawyer declared.
"The gas company" he added,
wants to eat its cake and have
it, too"
Evening star., 1950-06-08
River Report.

tFrom United States Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers rerrr
and at Great Fails: Shenandoah cloudy al
Harpers Ferry. -
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r. was received
members.
proposed some
the current regu-
Evening star., 1950-06-08

HiBM ahu Low Of Last "a HourR
Low, 65. at $40 am
High, SS, at $40 pm.
Record Temperatures This Year,
Highest, 93. on May 8
Lowest. IS. on March &
Evening star., 1950-06-08

This, howeve
coldly by some
Instead. they
Tightening up of
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SILVER SPRING.
IT'S REAL,
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
9707 WOODBURY. DRIVE

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK
II you are interested in getting a
home with an excellent income, be
sure to see this 11-room det. tapes
try. brick on corner lot with front
and side entrances. Has been earn
ing over $3.50 per mo. for rooms
above. the 1st fl. It has liv. rm.,
2ox16; din. rm., 16x14; lge. mod
kit with plenty of breakfast table
space: bedrm.. and bath on 1st A.;
8 bedrms. and 2 baths on End f.: /
lge. bedrm. and bath on 3rd A.: full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., built-in garage:
lovely lot;. close to stores, schools
and bus at door. This property is
priced for quick sale at S26. $50;
trades considered. Immediate pos
session. Directions. Out Georgia
ave. 2 blocks beyond D. c. line to
East-West highway (Buriinston
drive). Turn right and follow our
directionsl signs two short blocks
r. J. SCOFIELD
Exclusive Realtog
81. $500.
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SrV A1A1S A4sSs
WA. $500; open till 6 pm.

O40 4I4O4 4III0II 7 y
Corner bungalow, 8 bedrms., Ise. liv,
rm.,, banouet-size din. rm., bath,
Kitchen and inclosed porch: full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; detached garage
and Anchor fence. This redwood
shingle house is built on 8 lots and
has extra lots adjacent. Full
price. S14 $50 with $4,000 down.
Call LU. 4-5566.
THE CARRIES ~
Evening star., 1950-01-29
CT APPROVED

II you have a fair salary, you can
buy corner property on Route 24o
in Gaithersburg, among SPLENDID
neighbors. Bus passes door; walking
distance To r.r. station, stores, bank,
churches, post Office, mail delivered
to your door; 2-story frame, 10
rms, , baths, so arranged it can
be used for . or even 3 apts., oil
h.-w.h., small. ordinary basement
lot 100x1S3: rich garden spot, small,
garage: owner lives in one apt and
rents two; one $35, one S25. Price,
$1,000; poss. of owners apt, 10
days from final settlement. FRED
B, CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Frede-
rick ave-, Gaithersburg; phone 299
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANI
Bradley Hills Grove

2 distinctive custom-built ramblers,
located on large wooded lots; both
have bedrms., 2lz baths and den;
these can be inspected by appoint
ment. Ewes, Mr.. Meyer, WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E. BOBLEY, INC, WI. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
THE GABLES co.
LANHAM-GI

Lovely brand-new. farm. bunss-
low to sell at GI appraisal. LOOK
at this quick, it won't lastI Nav
be bought by nonvets with $1,000
cash MT. RAINIER REALTY Co.
AP. 2100. %
MICH. PIX. HILLS, MD.
Brick, 2 stories; gas, h.-w.h., 8 6ed.
S15,975, $500 down. Cali Mr.
Crawley, ewes. and Sun, WA. 1888.
q VOTING GIT 1E0N
Evening star., 1950-01-29

Open today, 3 until 5. 62I0 Inwood
St. in the heart of Cheverly, of
5000 blk. Cheverly ave. 6-rm. brick,
well built, immac, hardwood floors.
dry, airy bsmt.; gas heat; huge job:
poSs; 8 days. COX & CO., RE.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
CORNER COLONIAL,

$3.50 DOWN
Det. brick home, conv. location. in q
pleasant community of individual
type homes; Dutch Colonial, with
dition to liv. rrn. with firepl., din.
rm. and mod. kit; good-sized bed
rms. and lge. bath on 2nd f.; slate
roof, full bsmt., gas a.-c.h. To in
spect:
Max c. Schwartz, ia. $500
Evening star., 1950-01-29

WE ARE CLOSING OUT an excellent
subdivision of all-brick homes and
are Offering the remaining new
homes at exceptionally low prices to
buyers with substantial cash. This
is an excellent. opportunity to buy
your home at great savings.
DAVID r. WALLACE CO.
RE. 4949. Ewes. and SUM-, TU. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
DON'T PAY RENT
CIVILIAN OR VETERAN

possession-Then you az.
sumo, your loan and your payments
are less than rent. Large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
bedrooms and tile bath. full base.
ment. gas &C. heat; expandable
hoored attic; large level lot: priced
at only S14.950 with terms to SUIT
you. Call Mr.. Conlon, MA, ol4l
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC, 1928 Z st. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-01-29

REDUCED PRICES on brick Colonial
houses; 3 large bedrooms, n baths,
full basement, covered side porch:
large lot. $500 down, excellent
financing. Sample house. 3409
MpedhnSSiVahia Mdl ST. university HIS
DAVID r. WALLACE CO.
RE. 4949. Ewes. and Sun, TU. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
BRADLEY BOULEVARD
S10.6O0

Silver Spring-Nothing down to
veterans: low monthly payments:
new all brk. bungalow, full rms,
youngstown, kit: must see to ap-
preciate. Mr.. Falcone, ia. 1868.
cox & CO.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
$500 DOWN no CT

TOOO 10 OFF4N 7 y UI
New detached brick bungalow, high
elevation, with panoramic view Of
Washington. Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,
tile bath, kitchen and dining com
olnation; complete with refgr. and
stove, unfinished attic with . DOR
mers. full bsmt., gas heat; lge. lot.
Financed under FHA and CT loans.
Fun price, S1l,750. Call LU.
4-5566.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Remodeled Farmhouse
4 Bedrooms-2 Baths
With Nearly 4 Acres
Just off Glenmont- Colesville I'd.
in Silver Spring area
Owner Will Sacrifice for
$24, 1850


Your Property in Trade
Interior completely remodeled; new
air-conditioned heating system, all
new plumbing and electric wiring,
complete insulation. including side
walls; barn with box stalls for 3
horses; conveniently located in
West Springbrook. near the inter-
section Of the Glenmont- Colesville
I'd. and Kemp Mill rd. and over
looking beautiful Northwest Branch
parkway; this comfortable home
has many features that will appeal
to homeSeekers desiring real coun-
try atmosphere. First floor, S-ft.
by 31-ft. front porch and new IA
1t. by lSR-ft. rear porch with sun
deck above, center-entrance hall,
large living rm. with fireplace, wall
of attractive knotty- pine paneling
and shelving. large dining rm. with
bay and built-in china cupboardS,
large pine-paneled kitchen and
breakfast nook with finest modern
equipment, including Laundromat.
Hotpoint dishwasher, large electric
refrigerator with deep-freeZe COM
partmentS, two-oven electric range
with all controls and abundance of
cupboard space. large powder room
with shower stall: attached one-car
garage; second floor, bedrooms
and bath, including lift. by lift.
master bedroom. and another equip
ped with attractive built-in bunk
and cabinets, Aft. by 1S12-ft. sun
deck; stairway to storage attic; new
oil-hred International air-condition
heating plant in basement; driveway
L. at
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANb
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
/ to 5

Three bedrooms, space for two more
in large expandable attic with stair
way; full basement with outside en-
trance and iavatory. gas heat; large
living room with fireplace, three
medium m-sized bedrooms. tile bath,
dinette-kitchen,. all brick construc-
t9n on1 sres ssee teTs reserosed
neighborhood; near bus. walk to
elementary school. shopping. Drive
out Viers Mill rd. " mile beyond
Wheaton to Newport Mill rd., left
(West) on Newport Mill rd.. one
houses. KENSINGToN REALTY
CO.. Kensington. Md. Lo. 81 l05.
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OPEN SUNDAY

NOON UNTIL DARK
TO REACH: From Silver Spring,
drive up Colesville I'd. to Colesville.
then left on Glenmont-C Colesville
tWest Springbrook sign) and prop
erty. Or, drive UP Georgia ave. past
Wheaton to Just beyond Glenmont
School. then right on Glenmont-
Colesville rd., 1H miles to Kemp
Mill rd. West Springbrook sign)
and property.
pointment to inspect, call GEO. j..
MOSS, Realtor Shepherd $500.
Evenings, Lockwood 5-ln13 2as
Evening star., 1950-01-29
THIS is THE ONE

You've Been Looking For
Lovely brick and frame bungalow,
ing homes of class and distinction;
near Andrews Field and Census
Bureau, 20 minutes from down
town Wash; 2 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm,, with open fireplace. colored tile
bath with built-in linen closet,
large expandable attic with Dutch
dormer, basement, gas heat, aluni-
mum storm windows, Anchor fence,
Venetian blinds and many other
features. lovely handicapped lot, con-
Venient to everything. All this and
more for only S13,65O. Call Mr..
Crifasi at AK. 1854, Sat, Sun. and
ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1923 K st. NV.
MA. 9141
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S0DO-CONLEY CO., REALTORS,
- ~ SeOIsId ave. 81. 300.
SILVER SpPTNC
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
1901 AUGUST DRIVE
Close to. st. Johns school-corner
brick; 4 bedrms. and 2 baths, Ice.
TsS; Tss;,t rmi ro Prise, csle,s5o; ~ hfst
8211 CEDAR STREET
Prewar 5.rm. brick bungalow; rec.
ing distance to schools, SHOPPING
center. Price, Sl2,95O. Owner trans.
ferred. TO REACH: Ga. ave. to
Sonifant ST.. right to Cedar St.,
right to house.
1l2 HAMILTON STREET
Just off Franklin ave. Prewar brick.
slate room; liv; rm., din. rm., Kit,
Iet lee WITH Tm, baFssan pedrms. and bath; lge.
Price, S13. 800; low down I payment pUnt
balance 4Sc 1st trust. TO REACH:
Colesville I'd. to Franklin ave, right
70 Ocala. right to Hamilton.
2304 CHURCHILL ROAD
rm. and bath brick home with side
porch, full bsmt., storm windows
@ ana screens; reas. priced. Sl5,95O.
~ REACH: Ga. ave. to Dexter st :,
churehilPi CHI Pi0eks Td. to Greeley left to
1914 LONG BRANCH PKWY.
Priced to sell, S11,5OO. 2-bedrm
nom home In excel. cond.; scseened porch,
TansD Dsn To sHAcH sqnV to pnss sshoos and
"a; to Old Bladensburg rd.. left to
Schuyler. left to Long Branch.
1896 PINECREST CIRCLE
Lge. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod with 2 bed
rms. and bath on 1st a.: liv. rm.,
din; ,rm;, modern. kit; . bedrms'
and bath on End A.; rec rm., oil
REACH: Ga. ave. to Highland dr.
right to Pinecrest Circle.
8405 HARTFORD AVENUE
Only "A yrs. old and like new: g
rms. "a baths. Colonial liv. rm.
2lXl3 with fireplace, lge. screened
porch. brick gar; wooded lot. Price,
SIs,950; $4,000 1st trust. TO
REACH: Piney Branch rd., left on
Dale DIR. to Hartford, left to house.
Thompson & Gray, Realtor
904 Ellsworth DR.. 81. 6lO0
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LOW DOWN PYMT

I0W OoVVIN I WI 7.
Assume S1O,500, ~ CT loan: here
is a hrk. Diet. house in wheaton
Hills with liv. rm. din. rm., kit,
lge. screened-in back porch 2nd
mr.. 3 bedrms. and bath: full bsnt. !;
fenced-in back wooded lot A real
buy for non-veteran. Must sell in
3 wks. Call Mr.. Meckintosh. jr.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg. D1. $500. ewes. Gil. 1856.
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WALDORF MD

GI-NO DOWN PAYMENT
Beautiful Cape Cod bung allow, on main
hwy; large liy. rm., 2 bedrms. and
bath. kit, and din. rm. combined,
attic: large lot; $3.50. DEWEY M.
FREEMAN, 3214 Brapch ave. Sc,
HI. ZOO. Once open Sun. 10 to g..
WEST HYATTSVILLE-$13,50 500
Excel. 2-bedrm. brick. 2 blks trans,
etc; lge.. liV. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., equip. kit, full bsmt, auto.
heat. Assume GI loan. WA. 5000.
TO. 1856.
H. CARLYLE DE LOZIER
Evening star., 1950-01-29

RAMBLERS, $18,95O
Modern as tomorrow. these desirable
new brick homes are rich in every
detail; features 3 bedrms., fireplace.
porches. full bSmt. with fireplace.
ultramodern kitchen with garbage
disposal and dishwasher; colorfully
decorated and located in one OF
Silver Springs finest residential
areas: RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOU fElftN MFft LAND
La Plata, Md. A real buy! 1mmedi-
ate possession. Fine 10-rm. home
On Hawthorne DIR. Liv. rm. win
hrepl., din. rm. with corner cabinet,
brkfst. rm., modern kitchen, den,
bath, bedrm. on 1st A.; 3 bedrms.,
nursery, bath, maids rm. on End
fl IA closets; pantry; screened
porch: det. storage house; lot 90x290
it., fne shrubbery, lawn, grape ar
Dor, garden spot; close to 2 schools.
churches, theaters. country club; 35
min. to D. C. Built in 1899; in
sulated. Call OWNER, La Plata
6S11. 81
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

NEW RAMBLERs, 81 800 cash, S76- Is
mo.-These unusual terms avail. for
this beautiful new brick rambler
beautiful streamlined Kit. and gas
&C. heat. Priced at only S13,5OO.
To inspect call Mr.. Jones, RE. O5S5,
Ext. 507 today. JESS FISHER a.
CO. INC, 1920 X st. W., Realtors.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Open today, 1 to dark, los Southwood
ave, Silver Spring; 4 bedrms., 3
baths (hilltop house,. 2 bedrms. and
path Pat on each floor with lge. 21x14
outside. patio overlooking beautiful
wooded valley; paneled den and
stone fireplace add to charm of this
nome. All closets and bedrms. are
lge. with abundant storage space,
house located in beautiful section.
Priced for Immediate sale, sci 400
with very small cash payment. Out
Soiesyille Pike, 8 blks. beyond -Four
corners, left at Eastwood and
southwood ave. to los and our
open sign. Exclusive with JAMES
l.. DIXON CO. Phone Mr.. Sterling
at ST 1oNn eve EN- eGn1
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SILVER EPR INC

o4LN 4uNAJ
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TILL DARK
rm. with frepl.. mirrored; side
porch, family size din. rm., elec.
kit, breakfast nook and "a bath.
3 twin-bed rms. and bath up.
Large 40 trust; $20,950. Close to
st. Bernadette's and public schools,
shopping and transp. Out Coles
Vile rd. to Franklin ave, right to
Evergreen, left to East Indian
Spring DIR. and open sign.
Extra-large tapestry brick Colonial,
slate roof, side screened porch. %
It. liv.. rm:, family size din. rm..
large elec. kit. table space; 3 twin
rm., garage, "a bath in bsmt.; walk
ing distance to elementary, 1r. high,
shopping and transp.; S23,75O or
reas. offer. Out Ga. ave. to Sem
mary I'd; left to End ave. left
Brick Cape Cod, 4 bedrms.. ia baths,
large liv. rm., firepl.. front porch,
large din. rm., kit, table space, bed
rm: and " bath: End f., 3 large
bedrms. and full bath: det. ga
rage. $4,000 down; full price, Sly
800. Close to shopping, transp.
Red brick bunealow, corner lot, larse
rms; throughout, expandable attic,
parochial schools. shopping and
transp. Storm windows, Venetian
blinds. S12,750; GI possible. Sac
oRLosKY REALTY co.
JU. 1880, WO. 1881, Sligo 1924
Evening star., 1950-01-29

CUTE BUNGALOW
) rms. and bath, full basement, oil
heat, on 2 large lots; garage with
driveway, shrubbery, rear and front
porches. UN.. COLL. Open TO q.
zAGAMI REALTY, TR. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp SUB
MUST SACRIFICE
$4,000

80, ,bUU
Open Sunday, 2 to 5 pm.
No down payment for qualified vets,
new det. houses, rms. and bath,
with full equip. kitchen.
Sample house at 403 Grsndin ave =,
Rockville. Md. tFollow our signs
from Viers Mill rd. and First sts)
R. H. BEST, INC.
Builder -Realtor; WI. 3633.