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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
Holland Says Senate
May Vote on Dispersal
Before End Of Year

Chairman Holland of a Senate
Public Works Subcommittee hold
ing hearing on the Governments
dispersal plan said today 1t is pos
sible the Senate may act on the
legislation before the end of the
year.
On the House side. Chairman
Wilmington Of the Public Works
Committee said the committee
still has an open mind on the
plan. He said dispersal sounds
reasonable but that the commit
tee wants more evidence that
Government agencies must be
moved as far as 20 miles from
downtown Washington. The House
committee met yesterday but Ge-
cided to postpone a vote on dis
persal.
Senator Holland said the main
question to be determined is
whether dispersal is necessary. He
. said witnesses have made a "per-
suasive" case but there is more
evidence to be heard. The sub
committee will hear witnesses
again on Monday and later will
hear secret information in execu-
tive session.
Inevitable, Says Nolen.
Lewis Mumford, noted authority
on community planning and archi-
lecture. has been asked to testify
on Monday.
The subcommittee yesterday
heard officials of planning agen-
cies. John Nolen, jr., director of
planning for the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
said the dispersal of Government
agencies would be inevitable, even
though there were no war emer-
gency.
The pending bill would author
lie a $3.50 million appropriation
to move vital agencies to buildings
on eight sites in Maryland and
Virginia, about 20 miles away.
Frederick Gutheim, chairman
OF the Washington Regional Plan
ming Council. Endorsed the bill
but warned against repeating
building mistakes of World War
II.
He suggested that the bill be
amended to provide that the Fed
eral Government consult local gov
ernments and planning agencies
in advance and mot turn up
! with working drawings at the
last moment and say. Sign here"
Means New Towns.
"You may think you are build
ing Office buildings alone" he said, |
but the consequence will be new
towns. Whether these new towns
will be good towns or lad towns
depends on Federal action as well
as on local follow-through, and
you can't escape that respon-
sibility."
Mrs. Robert S. Pickens. chair
man OF the Loudoun County (va.) |
Planning Commission, said that,
when the Federal Government
moves into surrounding areas, its
cooperation with local agencies
is more technical than actual"
I'VE realize that dispersal is
necessary and we want to CO.
operate" she said. "but the i'm
pact is bound to be disturbing and
disrupting."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
Boiling Base Commander
Promoted 10 Briqadier

Col. Morris J. Lee, A, COM
manding Headquarters Command
OF the Air Force at Boiling Air
Force Base. yesterday was nomi-
mated by President Truman for
promotion to the temporary rank
of brigadier general.
The promotion has been sent
to the Senate for confirmation.
Col. Lee has been in command
since last October /, when he sue
ceeded Brig. Gen. S. D. Grubbs,
now with the Second Air Force
of the Strategic Air Command. A
West Point graduate, Col. Lee was
credited with $50 combat hours
in World War II. He holds sew
eral decorations.
He and his wife and 3-year-
old son, Roger. live at 1915 Martha
Gusts drive, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

George and Thelma vermillion.
Stanley and Mary Vest.
Melvin and Helen Waldstein.
Robert and Opal Warren.
Richard and Regina Welzenbach.
Douglas and Patricia Wort.
Willie and Jean Allen.
Otis and Audrey Anderson.
Raymond and Catherine Anderson.
Henry and Annette Blackwell.
John and Wilhelmina Boatwright.
Eugene and Ruth Boone.
William and Josephine Foster.
Philip and Maxine Latney.
Eugene and Fannie Marshall.
Pinkney and Susan Mccoy.
Joseph and Margaret Newman.
William and Mary Noble.
| Victor and Mary Robertson.
Charles and Mary Roland.
Roma and Alleyne Simms.
David and Eleanora White.
TWINS.
James and Lula Allen. boys.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
817 9th St. NV.

If you want to be among the first
to get possession of one of these
homes come to our offices at BIT
Ninth Street, NV. as soon as you
can Saturday or Sunday :. and we
will give you all the details and make
arrangements for showing you the
sample homes. You'll be delighted
with what you see.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

IThomas and Ruth Finch.
Robert and Daisy Fisher.
Richard and Mary Golling.
Walter and Alma Hamer
Layton and Layerne Haney.
Robert and Lillian Hem.
Walter and Eta Hook.
Joseph and Clara Jant.
Francis and Elsie johnson.
Richard and Marjorie Kline.
Edmund and Bonnie Kennedy.
James and Helene Lewis.
Sidney and jeanette Liebson.
Samuel and frankie Long.
Lawrence and Margaret MacNamara.
William and Marie Mandley.
Brian and Jeanne Mcdonald.
George and Madonna McGovern.
Martin and Kathleen Mcnamara.
Gilbert end Audrey Niedenthal.
Charles and Delphine Peck.
Harold and Helen Porter.
Lennie and Jessie Price.
John and Emily Raaen.
Ralph and Mary Reinhart.
Thomas and Florence Robinson.
James and Nancy Rowland.
Thomas and Macoma Ryan.
John and Lenore Saulin.
| William and Jeanne Savin.
Du Wayne and Alice Sebenaler.
Thomas and Julia Shea.
Earl and Sally Steele.
Andrew and Regina StoltZ.
| william and Doris Twitty.
Gilman and Elizabeth Uden.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

| bO1S.
Thurman and Anne Allen.
Allen and Orpha Andrews.
Robert and Jennie Bauer.
Melvin and Mildred Best.
Horace and Viola Blackmon.
George and Jean Birney.
Harold and Ida Briggs.
| Harold and Laura Byrd.
Jerry and Norma Chambers.
| Dean and Patricia Corbltt,
| David and Wanda Coulter.
Ralph and Mary Dant.
Beverly and Anna Davis.
Lester and Angelina Dennis.
Dominic and Elizabeth Di giuseppe.
william and Margie Edgell.
Arturo and Ligia Espaillat.
Stanford and Frances Essert.
Marshall and Patricia Field.
John and Lucille Filler.
James and Lydia Grace.
Homer and Ethel Gwinn.
Earl and Jeanetta Hall.
Richard and Charlotte Haulser.
Coy and Margie Hiatt.
Claude and Mary Hicks;
James and Carl Humphrey.
Verlin and Rosemary Jacks.
Bruce and Jean Jones.
Harold and Mary Kennedy.
Edward and Alice Fitzpatrick.
Edward and Janet knade.
Henry and Lillian Kraft.
James and Mary Kuper.
Fabian and Gloria -Kwiatek.
Harry and Frances Loeffler.
Frederic and Jane Lundy.
Morris and Ruth Macovsky.
Andres and Margarita Martinez.
Harold and Elizabeth Maull.
Aaron and Emma Mayhew.
Raymond and Florence Meyer.
Daniel and Mary Mikaitis.
Arthur and Angela Myers.
Wilbur and Jean Neale.
Robert and Sarah holland.
Fred and Christina OFT.
Gus and Helen Pappas.
Marshall and Laura Powell.
Everett and Janet Radford.
Edgar and Ruth Ranck..
sydney and Lucille Rather.
Charles and Patricia Rinehart.
Paul and Annabelle Serey.
Irving and Joyce Sorkin.,
owen and Frances Stephenson.
Frank and Viola Stefl.
Martin and Marian Steele.
RICHARD and Miriam stoltenberE.
william and Catherine Strickland.
Walter and Rhoda Sutton.
Lenwood and Anna Zimmerman.
Audon and Gertrude. villarrea.
Richard and Rose Ward.
Frederick and Emma White.
Claude and Mable Whitlock.
Jack and Mary Willis.
r. and Louise Wilson.
william and Helen Yack.
Clifton and Ella Bethea.
Alfred and Mary Brice.
Arnold and Georgia Brown.
Alfonso and Anna Gil,
EDWARD and sylvia Henson.
Russell and Gladys Howard.
Henry and Louise johnson.
William and Doris Jones.
James and Lee Mails.
Leon and Elma Newton.
Stanley and Annie Nickens.
Osborne and Norma Nichols.
Rufus and Doris Point
James and Barbara Proctor.
William and Evelyn Smith.
Chan-mou and Margaretha Tchen.
Henderson and Rosa Tillery.
GIRLS.
Ali and Farkhanda Ansari.
Edward and Helen Bowley.
Alan and Theresa Burke
William and Margaret Burroughs.
David and Anna Canter.
John and LaVerne Caruso
Norman and Marie Christie.
Joseph and Sophie Clark.
Paul and Hazel Cutlip.
Melvin and Dolores Dean.
John and Audrey Eberle.
Fred and Viola Edmiston.
Joseph and Ruth Farrell.
Arthur and Mary Feickert.
Marcus and Daisy Fielder.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
TWO REAL BARGAINS

IN COMMITTING DISTANCE
New 5-room loghouse. modern, large
living room with fireplace, up-to-
date bath, nice kitchen with cabi-
nets, sink and gas range; 3 nice
bedrooms with plenty Of light. Priced
cash and terms: 23 mi. B. G.
36-acre farm, well-located, good g.
room house and outbldgs., Ia miles
town, with good stores and churches.
School bus and mail route in front
Of house: 25 mi. D. c. Price, SILL
bal. write or cali PAUL +. POWELL.
Real Estate Broker, Herndon, va.
Phone Herndon 340-W. No appoint
TnanfS vraoda CrnAaue
Evening star., 1950-05-06
NO CASH

Morningside Village, Md.
First floor has spacious living room
, large bedrooms, bath, dining area
and large, fully equipped kitchen
Stairway leading to q huge attic,
which would be ideal for 2 more
bedrooms. Full basement with auto
inside and out. To qualify. your
income should be at least sos per
week. Total price is $1,000. VA
approved. Remember, no down pay
ment to a vet and only S51 .21
monthly. plus taxes. For details,
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES, INc.-152O X ST. NV.
MA, 9141
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COLUMBIA PINES

Ny husband has given me an ex-
elusive on our house until May Is.
NO AGENTS. CALL, PLEASE. The
decorating makes it a conversation
piece, the construction makes it an
ideal home; the location makes it
q haven for your children; 1st floor,
. large bedrms, bath, living rm.,
dining rm. and kitchen; 2nd floor
master bedrm., fireplace and bath
full Easement, attached garage and
a large lot Priced at S24,500.
For appt., call FA. 1895. -
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SOTTND RET

At al good post position Hoeationl
and excel cond All brk. 6-Tm,
Colonial with huiIt-in Sar. and COM
pleted play rm In hsmt A real con-
servstive bet at Sl6,95O. Call OW,
Q0A1
Evening star., 1950-05-06
MAY GO CT
NDEN
OPEN
Sat. and Sun, 1-6

Cape Cod bungalow, featuring spa
cious living room, lOxl2 dining
room, modernly equipped kitchen.
bedrooms, tile bath, roomy es-
panslon attic, side porch. fun baSe-
ment 24x36 Gdeal for rec. rooml;
beautifully wooded corner lot, con-
yeniently located in Falls Church,
. blocks TO shopping, school and
bus; moderate down payment and
assume existing financing; price.
S13.l5O. To reach: Drive out Lee
hwy. or Lee blvd to Broad ST.
(Route ~, turn rtGht on Broad ST.
to Oak St, risht on Oak st to
Park ave. and our open sign.
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1950-05-06
TEMPLE HILLS

EW T DE HILLS
We will be proud to show you this
fne 4bedrm. home, custom built
yr. ago; lge. picture windows. 2
hedrms. and bath on ca. A., fire-
place, full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., Gear
oak trees; bus at your door. Asking
81 $50, offers considered. For appt.,
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 Til 8.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
NEW DEVELOPMENT
Lanham Dale Subdivision
IANHAM. MARYLAND

S1O,250. For GIs $3.50 down. De-
tached frame homes. Two bedrooms,
living room. kitchen and bath; full
basement, expansion attic; gas heat,
water and electricity, gas stove,
built-in kitchen cabinets, laundry
tubs; large, wooded lots.
Drive out Defense Highway 3h miles
from Bladensburg Peace Cross, turn
left at Sherman & Carter AMIGO
station " mile south of Lanham
Speedway into Firms lane, then
two blocks to homes. For infor.
nation call WA, 1859. 7s
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Columbia Pines
OPEN SUNDAY
YOUR BEST BUYS
2-3-4 BedrmS,

933 ROSE LANE
Z-nedrm. stone and brick home. of
superb construction, lge. living room,
din. room, bath and half, beautiful
equipped kitchen; garage: full base
ment. For quick sale at Sl7,95O.
950S MURRAY LANE
charming; twin-sized bedrooms, !
Carrara glass baths, liv. rm., din.
rm.; att. garage; full basement.
Sacrifice at S23.750.
925 ROSE LANE
Rambler with an upstairs, 2 fire-
places. 3 beautiful bedrooms, ,
Carrara glass baths, large attractive
kitchen, lovely living rm. with for
NAL dining rm., rear patio; on
beautiful lot: att. gar: full bsmt
To see is to by at S26,500.
916 ROSE LANE
Last, but certainly not least, a huge
4-bedroom home. > baths, tremen-
dous liv. rm. and dining room: att.
garage and full basement Yours
for only $25, $50. Directions: Over
14th st. Bridge. straight out Co.
lumbia pike approx. 2 miles past
Baileys Crossroads to Columbia
Pines Homes or sales once. These
homes may be seen any other time
by appt.
FRANCES G. VEACH
Owens s196. Falls Church 1000. 70
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Jefferson Manor Special

And we really do mean SPECIAL.
This modern brick semidet. is stu
ated on one of the sought-after
corner locations on a big 59x1l9
it. lot. 1t has nice liv. rm.. seperate
din. rm:; streamlined, eauipped
kit; nice bedrms. and tiled bath,
hardwood floors, combination alumni
mum screens and storm windows,
full hsmt., auto. gas heat and hot
water. The full price is S10.500
monthly payments of sos which in
clude everything. 1t can be as
sumed by the lucky purchaser. Why
wait? Opportunity knocks but once!
AL BAKER & SON. INC.
116 s. St, Asaph St. Alex: Va.
TIE. 7343 AL. 6644
OPEN SUNDAY
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HoUSES-SALE-VA. tCont. }

NEAR WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY
Club, No. 514-New 7-rm. brick
em bedrm an and eaee bseb doTn lse bed
rms. den and bath up; lge. side
screened porch, full bsmt. and gar.
Nicely Handicapped lot; S29,500. ].
T. MOTION REALTY INC, 90 Hill
wood ave, Falls Church, Va. JE.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
ONE ACRE,

Large old house, bedrms.. oil hot
and side porches, lge trees; on bus
line at High Bridge. Md; full price.
$4,000, $1,000 cash and $40 per
month incl. taxes and insurance.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
HY nln7 nr LIN 7R4Q 4
Evening star., 1950-05-06

frame Cape Cod bungalow; S rms,
bath. expansion attic full bsmt.
back porch. Extra lge. lot; S12,500.
$1,000 down. bal. like rent.
East Pines-4-rm. shinRIe bungalow,
extra lge. rm. in attic, screened
porch. gas heat: $3.50 terms.
LOUIS MILLER, REAL ESTATE
5213 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville
IN 2123: ewes. uN 42hR Il
Evening star., 1950-05-06
GROVETON

Best location in Groveton. Lge. leve
lot 7Ox22O it.. up high overlooking
many acres of Fairfax County;
S-yr.-old Cape Cod with liv. rm
and firepl., din, fully equipped kit
bedrm. and sun rm. all on 1st f.;
End fl. has 2 lge. bedrms. and mod
ern bath; full bsmt; oil heat
60-gal elec. water heater, storm
windows A home you would be
proud to own. near 15-min. bus
service Don't delay but
CALL AL. 3O13.
r. L. KANE, INC.
los So. Wash. ST.. Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
$12,750
CT Approved

rambler, conveniently To-
Gated in Falls Church, featuring
living room 20x13 with fireplace and
picture windows, dining room, beau
tifully equipped kitchen, twin
size bedrooms, ample closets, full
tile bath. Hurry vets. Call now.
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1950-05-06
NO CASH

OPEN FOR INSPECTION
3009 CHEVERLY AVE.
One of the incest homes in this sec
ton, 4 bedrms., 3 tiled baths. ex-
tremely lge. liv. rm., den. family y-size
din. rm., lge. ultramodern kit, sun
porch, full bsmt. with recr. rm.,
f1repl., television, oil heat; lot go
#. deep; garage. Priced for imme-
diate sale. PRINCE GEORGE
REALTY CO., WA. 6655, UN. 1896.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
SUITLAND, & ACRE

SUITLAND. !. ACRE
2-famIy home; 4 rms. and bath in
es. apt. nicely arranged, front and
rear verandas, pleasant surround
inss, lge. mature trees: Just of
Silver Hill I'd. and Federal pkwy.; ;
$10.500. asking $4,000 down.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 Til s.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
LET'S TRADE

Your home for this lovely center
hall det. brk. in Avondale. This
delight you. This property is mod
ern in every respect and the grounds
are beautifully shrubbed. Only S15,-
$50. Call Ny. Hogan, RA. 5612 It'll
@ d m. COX a CO. nI 4oh4 u
Evening star., 1950-05-06
CLARENDON

Older home, divided into . apts., or
can. be used as q 4-bedrm. home;
handicapped lot, 1O0x14S, 4 blocks
to all shops. l block to bus. A real
steal at S14,20O. Conven. terms
and quick poss. Act fast on this
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson Blvd.
OK O620 CT, 4o1R -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
YEONAS REALTY
RURAL RETREAT

SnuE 6-rm. house surrounded by
Towering dogwood trees on 4 acres:
panoramic view of fashionable hunt
country near LeesburRh, Va: 3O-tt.
paneled liy. rm with stone flrepl
English type din. rm. and kit 2
bedrmS. and BATH new oil heating
graded and graveled lane TO prop
erty Only Sl3,950. with excel.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

NEAR BRANDYWINE
Is acres. Z rms. and bath; oil heat;
gar. and two barns, stable and other
outhuildings. Ali in good cond. On
hard surface road. Price, S10,500;
$4,000 cash.
WYVILL REALTY co.
HI. 66l2. -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
"$9, 500"
ut ADDDOuEn

For sale to veteran, this delightful,
5-rm.-and- bath home, on we'll
landscaped lot, in excellent section
of Brentwood; in our opinion, an
until 6 pm. today. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
Brick bunsslow. with foored attic;
liv. din. rm., bedrms.. sbath; oil
hot-atT heat. gas range; on approx
S67 mo.
WYVILL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS
40 1St TRUST

and can be ref1nanced to suit pur-
faser fif ls5 s,;cF tine homer 0Ies ana r;.s beau ~.
bedrms., lovely sized liv. rm., frepl..
din. rm., picture window, equipped
kit. screened porch. sun deck. Full
bsmt, lge. shady level lot. Many
unusual features. Price $19,950.
Exclusive with
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
ov. e64e. ov. 1916.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
BURCH REALTY CO.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER

Realtors. s5O5 Bait. blvd, College
PIX. Md, TO. 6TS3, TO. 633S; after
6, WA. 564l, UN. 1891, SH. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
AL BAKER OFFERS
ARLINGTON
BEAUTY
CONVENIENCE

Charming center entr. Colonial, next
to busline, one blk from school,
stairs with tiled bath downstairs;
side porch; fireplace in large hv
rm.; family din. rm.: equip. kit -;
full bsmt., fine prewar constr: en-
tire home beautifully decorated. i'm
maculately kept; immed. poss If de-
sired
Evening star., 1950-05-06
SIRE TETNEl

'-4 it will sell. Come on out to the
paddock and lock this one over.
Clean cut well groomed brk Colo
NAL, Beautiful finished yard, part
ly finished rec rm.; att. gsg.;
screened porch awningS-all add
to its comfort rms, tile bath
2nd bath rouGhe6-in in bSmt, A
real peppery 3-year-old just walting
to go. Call OW. Q09O
Evening star., 1950-05-06
BEVERLY HILLS ENTRY

No, Al At and SHOWING plenty O
class A white beauty with red
brick front. exceptionally nice
screened porch; fun bSmt,, equipped
kit Its 8 rms are nicely porpcr-
toned, attractive frpl. and hidden
stairway: a strong contender in any
class. Place your money on this
one Call OW, S0a0.
No. "A at Al has attracted conSided-
able attention recently. Brick with
att, Rsr., beautiful level lot with
lots Of trees; veStieule entrance
COW floor plan and rear screened
porch: 8 twin-b bed rms and bath up
maids rm and lsvatory in bSmt.
Inspect bv calling OW 5000.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Realtors. GIL. 1878
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS

LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS
Brick, 3la bedrms.. garage, shaded
level yard, cony. to everything A
good value in an outstanding sec
ton. liz Olin dr., Falls Church.
ARLINGTON FOREST
One Of the larger 6-rm. brick homes
in this area, Conv. to shop,
schools. etc. 101 s. Aberdeen st.
Both OPEN SAT, SUN. is
NORVA REALTY CO., INC.
IA. 60e7; eyes,. CH. 7s43. -
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LYON VILLAGE
LYON VILLAGE

That most desired elose-in location,
Enter from nice screened front porch
into iiv rm.. l2xlS; din. rm., l0xle:
cheerful kit. . lge bedrms and
bath cu 1st f.: End r. finished into
nice nm, 12x30
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Ow. a020, 9O@3.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

CHEVERLY-5, and z room brick.
Full easements. FHA and GI ap-
proved. Directions: Up Cheverly ave.
TO Forest road, turn risht to Green
Evening star., 1950-05-06

4-bedrm. brick for only 81 900 down.
1st a., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, 2
hedrrns and tiled bath; bedrms,
up; full bsmt.: gas heat. Very sale
=
Evening star., 1950-05-06
roprcru11HE Acpr

FURESIVILIE-IA ACRE
2family home, in fine condition, Just
of Marlboro pike; 4 rms. and bath
in ca. apt, with equipped kitchens
and oil heat, garage and chicken
house; high level ground; only
$500, about $1,000 down.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 1902 Til 8.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
A DARK HORSE

At Isl and overlooked by many,
Smart money will be placed on this
smaller brk. house in the Sl2, so
price range. Has excel, location. Liv
rm., ain. rm. and equipped kit. on
lst fir. . bedrmS. and bath up,
finished rec. rm. in bsmt; auto gas
heat; a beautiful lot, many shrubs
and roses. Play across the board -
you can't lose. Call OW, 9090.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4163 Lee Hwy. Of Glebe Rd.,
HUy
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
AS ONE DEMOCRAT

Collect rent from the apt. on end d.
in this lovely brick Cape Cod home
for only S12,5O0. Your home on
1st q. would consist of lv. rm., din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and tiled bath
Evening star., 1950-05-06

SIO,25O, S3,75O CASH, $50 per
month. Green Meadows, Md;
rooms, bath, cleo, hot-air heat,
Close to everything.
Eight rooms, bath, elec., full bsmt,
oil h.-w.n. Best section of Hyatts-
vile: S15.650; terms. ERWIN RE-
ATTY co, HY. O334. Evenings,
Evening star., 1950-05-06
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

BY owner. 1906 N. Vernon st. Pre-
war brk.. lge. corner lot. approx.
$4,000 50. it.: outdoor fireplace,
Center hall. spacious liv. rm,.- din
rm., equipped kit, lge. secluded
screened porch; End floor, . twin
size bedrms., tile bath. Full bsmt
with maids rm and bath;
gas; complete privacy. 15 min.
to Pent. or Main Navy. lSt
trust orig. $4,000. now $4,000
Substantial cash payment. OW.
$500. To reach: out Lee hwy. to
N. Glebe rd.; right on Glebe is
mi. to N. Vernon.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
Evening star., 1950-05-06
3-BEDRM BRICK

Liv,. din. rm.. kit. brkfSt. rm, ~
baths, rec rm, SCrnd side porch,
garage fenced hack yard, Price.
SlS,5o0 OWNER, KE S-61l3.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
ALEXANDRIA.
BELL HAVEN'S
AYY5vrrnCr ATr~ECT


Good taste, excellent workmanship
and the best materials money can
buy have been artistically combined
in this charming, brand-new home.
Huge living and dining room combi-
nation with picture bay window
overlooking Potomac, big fireplace,
Colonial maNtel, bookshelves. ran
dom width floor, all-electric kitchen
and breakfast room with river view;
. double bedrooms, eacn with pri-
vate bath, master bedroom approxi--
mately .1Sx20 with fireplace and
private bath; plenty of storage and
closet space; spacious attached ga
rage; electrically equipped laundry.
The most modern oil hot-water heat,
storm windows, unusual electric fix
lures: many other interesting and
desirable features. Substantial cash
required. Shown by appointment
only. Mr.. Ferris, TIE. 3445; ewes,
OV. 4S40.
ChaS. r. Hoff, j.. Inc.
21R Prince ST Alexandria Va -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
VETERAN OFFICERS
8 BEDRMs., S1O.25O

4~N~A0 4 N4FAN~FfN VI y f~VV
Again we have caught UP with old
contracts and can sell some more
OF our homes. Complete home built
on your lot with So 500 list
trust Colored tile bath. lge. liv.
and din rm kit. lge. enough for
breakfast nook, full bsmt. To
reach, Out Lee Hwy TO n RooSe-
welt st, turn left to 18th st and
open sian, or call
WESTWOOD, JE. 3-8100
Evening star., 1950-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Kentucky Derby Special!
Week End Scratch Sheet

AT @-i and iookinE better all the time
large brk Colonial. Center hall.
~ fl. liv, rms l2xIs din rTn.. axl2
kit; LIST dr laVatory: 2nd hr, has
3-twtn bedrns. and tile bath stair
way TO STORAGE attic, nice eSmt.;
oil h-wh; screened porch; del.
aRr We expect this one to close
fast 81 S1Q.9a0 Cal OW aoao.