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Evening star., 1950-02-02
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with Attilio Acalotti and Frank
Biileci on gambling charges. That
case ended with conviction of the
trio amidst allegations of jury
tampering.
Bond Asked for Two.
Earlier this week, attorneys for
Lewis and Billeci asked the Court
Of Appeals to grant bond to their
two clients. They contended the
higher court would have to take
the case because Of what they de-
scribed as Judge Holtzoff's mis-
conduct" and "glaring errors" in
presiding at the trial.
Defendants in the case now
postponed to March 8 are:
Ralph Spottswood, Ellis L. So
let, Gregory A. Segar, Lonnie
James Black. George P. Scott, Ed
ward L. Hinkle, jr,: Sterling D
Welch, "Snags" Lewis, Frederick
Sutton, Fulton B. Mitchell, Anis
Wycke, Bernard Del Negro, John
Ralph Mitchell and Dean Ken
nedy.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
ProwIer Shot Dead
At Maryland School
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. "A Balti-
more County patrolman shot and
killed a prowler at Franklin High
School in nearby Reisterstown to-
day.
Police identified the man as Will
liam Milton Chamblin, 38. of 1915
King street. Alexandria. Identi-
f1cation was made through Mer-
chant Marine papers on the body
Patrolman Jackson Lau said he
entered the school after finding a
door open. He heard a noise in
the building and then saw a man
running across the schoolyard.
Mr.. Lau reported that he or
dered the man to stop and then
fired shots in the air. A third
shot hit the man in the back OF
the head. He was pronounced
dead by DR.. D. D. Kaples, county
medical examiner.
A brother. Howard Chamblin
lives at 1929 North Twentieth
road, Arlington. Mrs. Howard
Chamblin said they had not seen
William since he moved to Balti-
more before Christmas.
She said> she did not know
where he was working. He was in
the Merchant Marine during the
war and had lived In the Distric:
area a number of years, she
added. -r-.. ....
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Prayers for Politicians

The Archbishop of Canterbury
looked down on Winston Church
i'll and Clement Attlee from the
pulpit of st. Pauls Cathedral ir
London today and prayed FOL
them.
With bowed heads. they knelt
together while the Church o1
England invoked Divine guidance
for the British politician ano
voter in the general election Feb
ruary %.
The Archbishop--Dr. Geoffrey
Fisher-called the special pre-
election service in the interest OF
brotherhood, peace and freedom
from bitterness" in the campaign
and the voting which follows. II
was the first service of it's kind ir
the history of the cathedral.
In a passing reference to the
hydrogen bomb. the Archbishop
said:
The knowledge that the day
approaches when nations will.
have the power to disintegrate the
very world we live in is perhaps
the strongest defense against that
happening. A. p,
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that they, heard Mr.. christoffel
John S. Pratt, special assistant to
the Attorney General, has pre-
sented evidence that the session
was attended by another former
Representative.
He was Thomas L. Owens, Re
publican, of Illinois. who since
has died.
Before MIR. McCowen rounded
out the quorum today, Defense
Attorney o. John Rogge clashed
heatedly with the 18th legislator
to take the witness stand-Repre-
sentative Hoffman, Republican, OF
Michigan, who conducted most OF
the questioning of Christoffel be-
fore the House committee.
'Fussing Around for 10 Years."
Mr.. Hoffman took umbrage
when Mr.. Rogge suggested that
the questions put to Christoffe.
had been suggested by officials OF
the Allis-Chalmers Co. Christoffel
is a former president of Local
248, UAW-CIO, at the Allis Chain
ers plant in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Hoffman angrily told Mr.
Rogge:
II made up those questions.
don't have to have anybody think
up questions for me-"
Explaining the knowledge on
which he based his questions, Mr.
Hoffman said: Tive been fussirs
around this thing for 10 years
Pardon me = % . ! don't mean this
Christoffel business-I mean the
union business generally"
"You mean you've been razzine
labor union. don't you?" Mr.. Rogge
asked.
Il mean the Communists in the
labor unions" the fiery little legis.
lator shouted angrily.
Union Records Identified.
Mr.. Rogge wondered at the &C.
curacy Of Mr.. Hofman's memory
at the committee session three
years ago. He asked him whether
he had conferred with the Gov.
eminent lawyers yesterday about
this case.
"You can just remember what
you want to remember, can't you?'
Mr.. Rogge snapped.
Judge F. Dickinson Let's sus-
tanned the objection Of the prose-
cutor. who called Mr.. Rogge's
question highly improper"
Two other witnesses today were
Duane Greathhouse of Chicago
regional director of the UAW, anc
Fred McStroul of Milwaukee
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robeShowsGambIers
Tied Up Phones in War
BY the As.oeioied Pres.

A Government investigation
found gambling interests were
making extensive use of commu-
nications facilities during the war
when many businesses had to go
without needed telephones and
flong-distance wires were over
loaded. ~ ss-
The report on the investigation
has been kept secret for. the last
six years. SO
The inquiry was made by the
staff of the Federal Communica-
tions Commission in 1943 and 1914
at the request of the Board of
War Communications. The re-
port was given to the board pri-
vately and the findings sealed
under wartime restrictions. It
was only recently made available
for public inspection in the FEC
files.
Cuba envisions spending $780,
900, 900 to develop Its tourist trade.
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casts in Washington. It was the
first time color TV broadcasts had
been available to the public.
The color receivers, on which
the public had been viewing the
broadcasts at the Walker Building.
have been sent to Atlanta for
similar tests there.
The tests are part OF an opera
ton conducted by CHS to obtain
information for the Federal Com
munications Commission. Data
will be made available on Febru-
ary 81 when the FEC resumes it's
color television hearings here.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Reds Continue to Halt
Trucks Bound for Berlin

HELMSTEDT. Germany, Feb. 2
.P.-The Russians continued to-
day to halt trucks headed for
Berlin from Western Germany.
Sixty Berlin n-bound trucks were
stalled at the border, awaiting
clearance, while the Russians let
them through at the rate of five
per hour.
Another line of 40 West-bound
trucks formed during the morn
ing on the Soviet side of the bor-
der. Is -. & Id~
Muttering drivers reported their
cargo and personal papers were
subject to 15-minute inspection.
Some were refused clearance on
the grounds their papers con-
tanned Irregularities. Passenger
road traffic and trains continued
to clear the border without delay.
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Soldiers Doing Better

Czech soldiers are doing bet
ter these days in their hunt for
dancing partners, the Prague
Communist paper Obranu Lidu
said today.
Soldiers no longer are en-
countering the old obstacles
polite refusals and dance or
ganizers' practice of increasing
the price Of their tickets 10
keep soldiers out.
ALI this was taken by Obranu
Lidu as evidence of the disap-
pearance of the white collar So
ciety.-AP.
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Snow Hampers Search
For C-54 in Canada
BY the Associated Press

WHITEHORSE, Y. T., Feb. 2.
Men and planes battled against
a fresh onslaught of Arctic
weather today in their efforts to
find a missing C-54 and its A
occupants. H.,
The snowfall, blanketing the
entire northern half of the prob
, able search area" from Watson
Lake to the Alaska border,
djmmed hopes of pinning down
the origin of weak radio signals
heard anew over Smith River last
night.
A Bit sent from Fort Nelson
B. c.. to check the latest report
still was in the air early today.
Air Commodore Martin Costel-
10, co-ordinator of the joint United
States-Canada search now in its
seventh day. said that because of
weather conditions only 10 planes
would take off here today.
Commodore Costello said the
latest signal was heard about 7:3O
pm. Yukon time 11:30 am,
EST on the 500-kilocycle distress
band.
A similar signal reported earlier
resulted in a concentration OF
planes in the Smith River area.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Around The World
State Movies Urged
News in Brief

State ownership for Britains
ailing movie industry was urged
today in London by a big film
union, which asserted that the
alternative "is to abandon the
youth of this country to an ever
increasing diet Of American films
obsessed with crimes of brutality
and an unhealthy preoccupation
with SEX
The proposal for state owner
ship was made in letter from
w. C. Stevens, general secretary OF
the British Electrical Trades Un-
ion, to Harold Wilson, president OF
the Board of Trade. The board
has been trying for months to find
a way to lift the British film
production out of its present
Slump.-AP.
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Berlin
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possible steps that might be taken
Charging that Russian inter.
ference with Berlin traffic vio-
lates the agreement ending the
previous Soviet blockade last June
Mr.. McDermott said I'VE do not
believe that we can sit idly by
when the Soviet authorities vio-
late international agreements in
this manner"
I'VE believe" he added, 1--WE
must actively consider whether
counter measures should not be
taken. The nature of such counter
measures would. of course, depend
on the specific circumstances pre-
vailing at the time"
Mr.. McDermott said there is no
immediate threat" to the supply
situation in Berlin, where reserve
stocks of food and fuel are salts
factory. Therefore, he said, re-
establishment of the airlift is not
required at this time. But, I'VE
remain prepared" to start the air.
lift again if it should prove neces-
Sary. he added.
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Luther to Be Filmed

British. French. Swedish, Swiss
and Austrian moviemakers are to
collaborate on a film biography
of Martin Luther. Each scene
from the life of the great 18th
century German reformer will be
shot in it's original location, says
"a Copenhagen dispatch to Alton
bladet of Stockholm.
The Danish actor. Ib Schoen-
berg. will play the part of Luther.
lbs contract for $4,000 crowns
($10,000) represents the largest
sum ever paid any Danish actor
for a role.-NANA. r
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IQuick jap Pact Urqed

A quick peace for Japan, with
Russia participating, if possible,
was urged in Tokyo today by
Lester B. Pearson. Canada's ex-
ternal affairs secretary.
However, he suggested "a con-
ference on more limited basis
III Russia refuses to take part.
Russia has maintained that the
Japanese peace treaty should be
the province of the Big Four
foreign ministers, which include
Nationalist China.-AP. ~ -'
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Arabs Return to Israel,

The United Nations Palestine
Cancellation Commission reported
today in Geneva, Switzerland
that repatriation of Arab refugee
women and boys to Israel "en-
tered into full swing during the
last few weeks"
An agreement reached last year
between Arabs and Jews provided
for the return of wives, unmar-
ried daughters and minor sons
of Arab heads of families resid-
ing in Israel: This affects rela-
lively few of the 100000 Arab
refugees from Israel.-AP.,
Evening star., 1950-02-02

Miss Coplon attempted to pass and
Gubitchev attempted to receive
confidential information which
would injure this country and aid
Russia on January II, February
18 and March 4, 1949.
Chief Prosecutor John M. Kelley
jr., said the Government hopes to
rest its case next week unless de-
layed by prolonged cross-examina-
ton. ----.
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Obs Planning 10 Resume
Color W Broadcasfs Here

/ The Columbia Broadcasting
System said today it will resume
color television broadcasts on a
test schedule here for the period
of February 1921.
Yesterday CHS ended its month
long color television test broad
Evening star., 1950-02-02

Canadian Press said a third
radio signal, voice transmission.
also was reported south of Aishi-
hik. about los miles northeast of
Whitehorse along the route the
missing plane would have taken.
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Cuba envisions spending $780,
000, 200 to develop Its tourist trade.
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HOUSES Wrp TO BUY tcortl lsuBURBAN sAlE-Mn. tcsns

DIRECT FROM OWNER, nignes. easn
for your property. Cali Mr., KIT CH-
BRiGHTWooD or MT. pLEAsaNT-
Several immediate cash sales for res-
sonsbly priced homes IN these sec
tons; Please call Mr.. MANNAKEE-
WOULD like to buy home here and
trade modern self-service gpcery
and market. selling beer and wine.
located in Durham. N. c. as part
ss,Sa asInsP15 Be. 6ssl. S!! pay difference fs in
WILL PAY CASH for q small home
in good condition, between 10th
St. and Rock Creek Park in D. c.
All replies will be kept confidential.
HAVE BGIERs with cash for your
house IN Northwest RAs 7so1: I'll
diIion; & sny section MR., B. Lss
QUICK viii be the action in buying
SUIck, 0gf s. 50 $685. cAs; eaes. Tlcafrk RAJ his
CASH FOR MEDIUM HOME. near
Hyattsville or University of Mary
land: owners only. WA. 4lO5. Il :
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from
- owner, . or !; bedrfn. bunga., in
Silver Spring area. Call SH. 1884.
PETwORTH-suhstantial cash pay
ment for house, q 10 8 rms; be-
tween Sl3,auu and $4,000. DAVID
Z. LARRY CO.. NE. 2025. -
WANTED-Small houses, will ray
cash. Apply Box 476-C, Star. is
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tcont HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwes.

18th ST. NV, above Park rd.-Brk.
apis. or both; rented about. $3.50
ess owNER. m1 oil IA n'-Eh, Edi6 viii exchange chan
UPPER PETWoRTH = Three-family
home, just OF Ga. ave; income will
make payments and you live free
Strictly white section. Home in per-
feet eond :; reas; terms. MITCHELL
THIS IovELY LARGE s'i HOME, ion ,4tsi COM
p.etely ,furn-, with complete 3-rm.
apt: in bsmt. 8 rms. rented on End
and 3rd frs: fully insulated. avn
ings and screens for all windows: 4
screened porches. Over S2S5 mo.
Cali ereenhalgh' h. sUsADA p15t A'R RERLTY sI;f1
CO" 44l5 Southern ave-, 10. S-2500.
DoCToR OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
section Of upper 10th ST.; a. home
started this wk. on a very attrac.
corner. At this time you can Elan
the layout for your ONCE to meet
INTO Ma; s4S5. eves.. Mr.. FERRY
CORNER MISSOURI and Kansas aves.
-Semidet.. all-brick, 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. open porch, liv. rm-, din. rn..
den, kitchen. front porch. rec. nm;
oil hes'; built-in garage. Only ST.
500 Gown. J. GERALD JUSTINE.
MAR IA 6tb buPoRT # d2kcIf RI Iis2 Rooming
house, 3-story brick; 10 rooms. 3
baths with additional apt: excel;
lent conditSieonn. SENATE REALTY
TWo-ffaMiLY. about 2 yrs. old;
beautiful semidet. brick. Tifey
built; excellent opportunity for
dinette. bedrm.. kit. and bath each.
full basement. gas heat. separate
utiis: near new Catholic high. AL
BEE REALTY, RE. 7104, TU. 1917.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED; s20,75o-
A delightful setting in a clcse-in
suburban area of fine homes, occu-
pied mainly by young families. max
cally new and In excel. cond.; RED
brick, rms, 2 baths; liv. rm: with
open fireplace and picture. window; 3
bedrms., will take twin beds; slate
roof, att. gar; level lot. 60-ft. 'front.'
age; fenced-in yard; gas a.-c. heat;
1st trust, $4,000 at 4T, payable
$105 mo-. incl. principal, interest,
low cash payment; priced for quick
sale. F. A. TWEED CO., Exclusive
Agent, 1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
1890 ONCE open It'll 8 pm. -17
4 BEDROOMS, g BATHS-Here is
detached brick home Just off Gar
field and 34th sts. First floor. living
room, dining room, kitchen, pantry
baths; 3rd floor, bedroom and stor-
age; full basement; garage; large
rear yard; quiet street. A real buy.
Call Mr.. Macintosh, jr.: with
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, GIL. 1856;
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HOUSES FURNISHED

e. PHILA. AVE, TAKOMA PK.-De-
tached; . baths, bedrooms, porch
garage, shade trees; gas. cleo. incl;
available only June 10 through Sep
wTT.LTNG TO RENT our 4-bedrm.,
telephone incl; June, July, AUGUST;
Si75 per mo-; beautiful location:
o;HSts hHs a. d99T T1 Gall .sR SH. Gss, 09s5 II
uactively furnished, 3-bedrm. home
in Chevy Chase to a responsible
Part party; ~ June ee3e 5 to Feb. 8; 5000 no.
s'E.433 SH 4i blk. o0to' to bus; new. 8 rms: rms ?
couples; S145 mo. VI. O726. -22
OLD. CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. 2
baths. garage. May 10 to Oct. O.
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC
sso6 sf fnd esfa sifGanPstss bsels
200 a99o BLK. wooDLEY pL. Nv NV
just of Conn ave-; semidet. brick
house; hv: rm,; din. rm., den. 4
bedrms. and bath, garage, full
bsmt;. gas heat and front porch;
semifurn.; will be available April
2S. 1850; $3.50 per month. j.
GERALD JUSTINE, 412 9Th st.
6-RM. DET. BRICK with lge. screened
porch; SloO. Oh. 7747 after 3 pm.
-22
NEWLY DECORATED - Attractively
furnished 3-bedroom home; cheer
full living room with fireplace and
screened porch; &C. heat; lovely
corner location; an exceptional
homes Indian Spring VIC; rent,
v$I75; Can Sa. 2915. . >-.23
rm.. brick, det. with rec. rm., gas
heat. modern furnishings, S150.
sIol i n fiPi PL. s.E.-Near Randall mTe Cir
Gle; desirable 5-rm. and bsmt. home.
semtdet., gas heat; good condition;
S100 mo. c. H. PARKER CO., 435
4th st. s.w. Ma. 1926. IL
GROOM HOUSE, very clean and
comfortable; recreation room; near
shopping center. SEIGEL, Elk. 2501.
NEW DETACHED BRTCK-6 rms,
3 bedrms., full basement, gas heat;
S125 per month. Cali LU 1866.
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. III
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PHILLIPS & COMPANY
R. N. CAPITOL AND MADISON
BUNGALOW

bedrms., 2Hz baths, IN this attTac-,
lovely HANDICAPPED home; full bsmt.:
oil h.-w.h.; det, garage. Priced
right. Terms. Call Mr.. Dobrowol-
ski,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

SELLING YOUR HOME? Whether it's
$4,000 or $4,000 it may delight
at least one of our many clients.
siesSs eH1iITps ca4 sveSii 81 G1 sZ72. FRANK
GI WISHES TO BUY-Direct from
owner, detached home in Sc, pref
erably in vicinity of st. -Elizabeths.
Price NOT. to. exceed $4,000. sub
on the basis Of $50 mo. Box 122-c,
Will PAY CASH for properties in
r BON c. MR Xs. B gp5nhissNKRsro Mis KRsroRs Na etssa sss
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property - what you desire.
sSos sSos North Fl capitoil HM IA s|7so. sealEUs Fre.
appraisals Results since 1919
N .ARLfNGTON-From owner: s.
bedrm. det. brick with full hsmt.
Must be reasonable. OK. 1880. CH.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMED FORCES, all ranks. perma-
nently stationed Washington area.
need furn. and unfurn houses and
apis. If interested in desirable ten
ants, list with ARMED FORCES
HOUSING the Pentagon. RE. 600,
Ext. 74115. -22
ADULTS WANT 3-bedrm. well-furn.
house. upper NV; Sl10-S125. GE.
1119 IT,
UNFURN.. 2 or 8 bedroom home in
quiet Va. neighborhood within II
mi. Wash, desire large, attractive
yard with room for garden and play
for. small child, shade trees, garage
Refgr; and stove required. Max. $50.
Woodley 9066. 1Ts
COLORED FAMILY WISHES to rent
house in nearby Maryland, prefer
ably Rockville area near school and
transportation. Box 207-D. Star.
NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE officer
requires 3 or bedrm. house, NV. or
Arlington. MI. 0727. 17s
QUIET COUPLE and mother require
modern, 2-bedrm. bungalow. Arling-
ton; will sign long-term lease. Call
CH. 1900, Ext 6IS, nights, week
days. all day Sat. and Sun. IL
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A. u. PARK

This conveniently located frame home
is not new but it is extremely liv-
able. It's well-kept interior includes
an attractive breakfast nook and
fully tiled bath. asking S14,950.
Open Sunday. 1:30 to $50. OLIVER
T. CARR, MA. 1865, eyes,. OR. 1929.
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NEW DETACHED BRTCK-6 rms,
S125 per month. Cali LU' 1866.
THE GABLES co.
o4o3 MINI Ave SE IL
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BETHESDA-S16,2OO. Colonial brick
". ole; 3 hedrns,, 7 u baths; full
bsmt; sell like rent. WI. 0092. after
6:3u pm, all day Sat. and Sun.
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N. Capitol and You StS.
On an attractive street, walk into
ranged as 4 apartments; 4 equipped
kitchens. plus some furniture in
cluded. Live in one lge. apartment
and let the. rents buy the home
down payment. Call Mr.. Stover,
CAMPANELLA & WOOD. Elk. ALB,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeoss

HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeoss
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Just of Mich
OILS ave-; conv. to s. Capitol st.
Bridge: semidet. brick with rms,
" verv baths thsa full ennd psmt gas .1t s-ch h
bsmt.. renting for S65 mo. r. D.
BURGESS, vi. 2sOo til S. is
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER, located just
of Penn. ave, nr. Branch; 8 rms,
center hall. Ia tile bath, de luxe
kit, arepl.; everything on one floor;
bsmt. with built-in garage; gas h.
VIII; asking $23.95o; will take your
sJI Old home nens in n !, trade. T. D. BURGESS
u ACRE of ground with attractive
5-rm. bungalow; immaculate cond.
has 2 porches. screened in; GI ap-
proved with Just 109o down. Ask
ing $9,s5O. located conv. to Gem
sus Bureau in Suitland. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 2S02 til 8. -1s
1874 A ST. S.E.-Row brick, 8 rooms,
kitchen. tile bath, hot-water heat,
bi7 1srse sssa Sssk yard vANDERLoo' y. NC
e-xPT.. ZAP To0soRM ssooRM. BRICK, excellent Sc.
location OF Good Hope rd.; 2 full
kitchens and. baths, gas h.-w.h.;
large screened front porch, built-in
garage; convenient to schools, trans
portatiton a,t 70 Hl,aI and shops; Al condition;
Cox, ~; "; s1a6. ATLAS REALTY
coLoRED-17th AND MASS. AVE.
2-family brick; 8 rms, 2 complete
kitchens. full basement, gas h.-w.h.,
2-car brick garage: Income S135.
Priced low for quick sale: H. T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 2137. TR. 1855.
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nANA pTACF

DANA PLACE
AND MACARTHUR BLVD. NV.
Brick. semidetached:. 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., kitchen, full bSmt.
screened rear porch; gas a,-c.h: !;
BoYNTON CO., OR. 0SOO or MI.
7145. 30
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OPEN SUN, 2-6

1915 M ST. NE.
A. large, modern home with hall en-
trance, 9 rooms. with 2 well en-
closed porches, 2 equipped kitchens,
full basement, oil h.-w.h 6et. gar
age: nice fenced yard: new house
condition. Direction: Out Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. to M st, right to house.
Call Mr.. Slower
CAMPANELLA AND WOOD
Elk. Alb; ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910.
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED

CHEVY CHASE: Mr.. SOMERSET
rms, 2 baths, den, powder rm.,
gar; $3.50 mo. MRS. CLYDE C.
HUNTINGTON, WI. 2635.
3llf 22ND ST, n. ARLINGTON
ga bedrmS.. / Va baths, garage; con-
Venient; S125 mo. CHI. Ol2I. is
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSvILLE-s-room frame and
bath. front and rear porches: auto.
oil h.-w.h.;, lot 65x2lO. borders on
Government farm; income prod1c-
AAIIT4sSHEsoN ATS REAL ESTATE TO
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-Large 6-rm
bungalow. full bsmt., gas heat; nice
level lot S0x10O; Al condition.: may
ssv5I Gd with with s1o9o taT cas6x sase
MarIbeero 'IHn; PIKE. III. f. 5eso Hl'A' ~.
CAPITOL HGTS.-Lovely 5-rm. bun.
galow. with front and screened rear
porches; lge; lot, 100 1T. front;
COLLEGE PARK-5 rooms and bath,
lot 50x15O; y block to carline.
ADD Address ss;, o5 Is 5000 Quebec ST s,,9s was
EsAl Z EsrAfE. .'?Ho: To: s54s A5oahsHS or To
LANDovER HnLs-only $1,000
cash and reasonable monthly pay
ments buys this attractive six-room,
heat; close. to bus and shop
QUICK; ST. $500; eve, RA. 341s. !.
LANDoVER HiLLs-only $1,000
SSsozF sSSs' REAL ESTATE CO. 2is va:
UNIVERsITY pARk 7-rm. Brick
homes; oil h.-w.h.; firepl,; bsmt !;
garage; priced from $40 900 to 800
800, JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA.
WEST HYATTsvrLLE Reasonably
priced; lge. corner lot; 2 bedrms !;
tiled bath; gas heat; expan. attic
conven. location; GI financed. Cali
MI; MI, Mead. ,I1A,vGs VA; ls33 or RI: 1o16.
cxEfrokNfAAo MM 81 Aost2SGs sHNGssLoWs.! 4T !EG double
bedrooms, spacious living room with
fireplace. beautiful kitchen: S13.950,
FLA, VA and conventional plans.
Sample home. 1907 Gath ave, Lewis
dale, Maryland. Open daily until
81 pm. CHESAPEAKE REALTY
CORPORATION, Agent, 1888 Eve st.
NV, AID. 514S, ST. 4520, WA. 1857.
VACANT - Large detached Groom
$500; $1,000 down, $67.50 a
month, includes taxes. insurance, etc
BAY GH1Sk; Sss;o 64o2 Marlboro pike,
Is AcREsN6-rm. and bath country
home. near Camp Springs. nice level
land, fruit trees. partial bsmt., h.
VIII; $13, ,750; Call Mr.: Punenber-
+. PAUL MUDD CO. 24os MINI.
4-BEDRoOM BRICK CAPE COD
HTx ment gas heat; o'e owner ns~ leaving town, sr
must sell; Si.750 down. ss4.50
Louis MILLER REAL ESTATE