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Evening star., 1950-08-29
Woman Lying on Road, Racing
Figure in Crashes; Man Injured

Over the hill behind him, he
told police. came another truck
and a car-abreast, with Their
lights out. apparently racing.
The automobile was in the clear
lane and whizzed by. The truck
smashed into the rear end of the
tractor-trailer that Mr.. Ayers
was driving.
Wreck crews worked for 20
minutes to get Tobley out of the
crumpled cab of the second truck.
His legs were tangled in wreckage.
The impact of the rear-end COL
lision drove the Ayers truck to
within 35 feet of the object on
the pavement, which turned out
to be Mrs. Riley.
Three cars came over the hill.
The first two stopped in time, but
the third smashed into the second
and drove it into the first. None
of the occupants was more than
scratched.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Bethesda High School
To Register September 5

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School will register new fall stu
dents from 10 am. to noon and
from 1880 pm. until 4 pm. Sep
tember 5.
Also registrations will be re-
ceived between and 4 pm. Sep
tember Z and 8 at Room 212 in
the schools B Building. Pupils
will report for classes September
IL.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Falls Church Police
Get Two-7one Cars
To Match Uniforms

Two new scout cars bought for
the Falls Church Police Depart
ment match the two-tone uni
forms of policemen.
Colors of the cars are "malibu
brown" top and palm beige
body. Each car cost 1,534.74
New uniforms were obtained
two years ago, after Capt. E. H.
Howe was made chief.
A third car purchased by the
city is available to the police de-
partment for plain clothes" work.
This vehicle, without the special
paint job, cost $75 less than the
others.
The light blue cars previously
used by police have been trans
ferred to other city departments.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Save Timoniium'
Bonds Seek S5OO,OOO
BY the Associated Press

TIMONIUM, Md, Aug. 29.-The
future of the Maryland State Fair
opening here tomorrow for its
69th yearly stand, will be up tc
about 1000 people willing to buy
a $500 bond each.
Proceeds from the bonds will be
used by the Save Timonium'
Committee to buy 70 per cent
interest that the Maryland Jockey
Club owns in the Maryland State
Fair and Agricultural Society of
Baltimore County. That's the
outfit that sponsors the Timonium
Fair.
The bonds will carry per cent
interest. Each bond buyer will be
entitled to buy $5 share of stock
in the fair.
William F. Schluderberg, chair
man of the committee, said sew
eral booths will be set up on the
115-acre fairgrounds where visi-
tors may subscribe for bond pur-
chase. Payment will be asked
about two weeks later.
Schluderberg's committee was
organized to raise 10000, the
amount offered by a tool manu-
featuring concern for the jockey
clubs interest in the fair. The
Jockey club wants to sell it's inter-
est in order to obtain funds to i'm
prove its Pimlico racetrack.
Matt L. Dagger, president of the
fair, said this years event has at
tracted more livestock entries than
last years record 5000.
About $4,000 in cash prizes
will be awarded during the 1l-day
fair to winners of livestock COM
petitions.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Park Policeman Burned
While PAINTING at Home

A 26-year-old Park Police rookie
suffered face and arm burns yes
terday when paint and turpentine
caught fire at his home at 1876
Viers Mill road. Fire and smoke
damage to the home was estimated
at more than $1,000.
Treated at the scene by the
Kensington Rescue Squad was
Wesley Rosso, a park policeman
for two months. He told Kensing-
ton volunteer f1remen gas water
heater in the basement ignited
and set fire to the pA1st.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Prince William Fair,
Featuring Rodeo,
To Open Thursday
SpeeioI Dispatch 10 The sfar

MANASSAS, Va, Aug. 29.-An
alI-star rodeo will be special
feature OF the Prince William
County Fair, sponsored by the
Veterans Farm Club. The fair
will start at the Longview Park
Speedway here. It is the first for
the county in 80 years.
All entries must be on the fair
grounds not later than noon
Thursday. Entry blanks should
be sent to Joseph Johnson, RID
!. Manassas. Entry fees will not
be- required for Future Farmers
of America and All Club mem
.bers. All livestock entries must
De vaccinated. !
Evening star., 1950-08-29

pains in his
back on August
81, the first day
h e returned
from vacation,
Jim Lanigan,
assistant coun-
ty attorney, ex-
planned today.
T he young
lawyer has been
under treat
ment at his
home, 1907 Au-
gust drive, Sill
yer Spring. He
&c Noorr;1l o~L
Evening star., 1950-08-29
6. 0. P. Leaders
Vote Against
Opposing 1awes
Controller Assured
Election if Action
Is Not Reversed
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-Repub-
lican leaders voted last night
against putting a party candidate
in the field to oppose Democrat
j. Millard Tawes for comptroller
in the November general election
This means that Mr.. TaweS, who
now has the job, will be elected
without opposition unless the Re-
publican State Central Committee
reverseS itself before the Septem-
ber S deadline for nomination by
petition.
MIR. Tawes was appointed to the
post by Gov. Lane early last month
to fill the unexpired term of the
late. James j. Lacy. The Somer.
set countian had been comptrollel
from 1889 through 1916.
He is unopposed for the Demo
cratic nomination.
Registration Accepted.
The Republican State Central
Committees vote on the question
was 1919.
1t also voted 26-11 to accept the
surprise resignation of Robert O.
Bonnell. Baltimore banker who
has served as chairman of the
party's State Finance Committee
since 1916.
Mr. Bonnell's letter said 1T is
time for some other Republican to
raise the funds for this election" )"
H. Grady Gore of Montgomery
County, who has been Mr.. Bon
nelPs executive assistant, was
named acting chairman. He will
serve until a special committee
picks Mr.. Bonnell's successor.
The decision not to nominate a
candidate for comptroller came
after long debate.
Bob Tail Ticket.
Walter w. Dawson, chairman o1
the Montgomery County State
Central Committee, argued il
would be a big mistake to "rur
a bob-tail ticket"
State Senator Phoebus, Repub
lican, of Somerset contended tina
placing some one on the ticke
that you know you can't cleo
would just jeopardize the chance.
of the candidate for Governor.
Meeting IN Recessed.
At that point, the meeting was
recessed SO that Theodore r. Nc
Keldin, who will be the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor,
could be consulted.
Mr.. McKeldin sent back word
he would be happy to abide by
any decision the committee might
make"
Allied With France.
Afterwards, Mr.. McKeldin took
the platform to say that eve
have learned how to disagree
without being disagreeable.
He said he presumed Mr.. Bon
nell was stepping out ito carry
on a role of raising money for
national elections"
Mr.. Bonnell has been allied
closely with Jacob r. France, Re-
publican National Committee
man for Maryland. McKeldin
forces and the France organiza-
tion have often been at odds since
the latter part of Mr.. McKeldin's
1943-47 term as Mayor of Balti-
more.
Some observers saw in tbs
resignation another indication
that the breach between the two
factions has not healed.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Senate, House
Agree on Fund
For Parkway
Conferees Retuin
So Million for New
Rood to Baltimore


Rood to Baltimore
Completion of the Federal sec
ton of the Washington Baltimore
Parkway appeared virtual cer-
tainty today.
A Senate-House conference
committee yesterday agreed on q
81 ,188, 100000 compromise Fed
eral highway aid bill and retained
in the measure So million for the
dual-lane expressway.
Action by the two houses on the
conference report was expected in
a couple of days.
The District also will receive
between $3.z and $3.6 million as
its proportionate share of regular
State allotments for highway work
in 1852 and a similar amount for
1858.
Road Commission Tour.
The Maryland State Roads
Commission yesterday conducted
a tour through Southern Mary
land for news and radio men to
show what progress the Free State
is making on the parkway as well
as other express loads linking
Washington with Annapolis and
the projected Chesapeake Bay
Bridge.
The House originally passed .
81 ,293. 100000 bill, but the Senate
cut the figure to $1,138,000, 900.
Yesterdays compromise ensued.
Sasscer Halls Action.
Representative Sasscer, Demo-
crat, of Maryland, who introduced
the authorization bill for the Fed
eral part of the parkway, said yes
terday: II am glad to see it
brought to f1nality. The park
way will be a tremendous asset to
both Washington and Baltimore"
In yesterdays roads commits
sion tour, newSmen visited several
projects which form part of Mary
lands f1ve-year road building plan.
The work will cost the State 5000 =
million. About $50 million will
be spent in this, the fourth year
Of the program.
It would require $500 million to
$500 million. officials said, to
modernize the states entire road
way system.
Maryland's segment of the con-
trolled-access Baltimore WASH
ington expressway runs south
westerly from the Baltimore city
line through Baltimore and Anne
Arundel Counties to the Jessup
road. little more than 10 miles.
Spurs and ramps bring the total
to 1853 miles.
So Million Already Spent.
The remaining 1875 miles will
be built by the Federal Govern
ment which has already spent 50
million for grading and draining
two sections. One, 8 miles long.
lis between the Jessup and LAUREL
Fort Meade road. The other is
3.5-mile stretch between Route so
and a point one half mile north
of Good Luck road.
Over most of its length the high
speed route will have two 24-foot
lanes separated by park area 113
feet wide. Part of the right-of-
way is 800 feet wide and part 400
feet.
The road will cross the Patapsco
River, Stony Run and the Penn
sylvania Railroad on dual concrete
and steel bridges.
An interchange area at the
Friendship Airport connection Is
81 per cent complete.
For the entire project Maryland
has authorized expenditure of
$14 4,878. .9o4.
The Washington n-Annapolis ex-
pressway, relocation of Route so,
will link the District with the
Chesapeake Bay Bridge. 1t will
be a controlled access highway
with a spur running into Annap-
oils. Now under construction are
sections from Parole to Route 301
and oyerpasses and bridges at
South River and Patuxent River.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Palsy Group to Meet

The Prince Georges County
Cerebral Palsy Association will
meet at the County Service Build
ing. Hyattsyille. at 8:15 pm,
Thursday.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Fund Drive Head Named

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 20, (P).
Former Mayor William U. Nc
Cready will head the local cam
paign to raise $4,000 for support
of the Salvation Army. The drive
will begin September 18.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
David Macdonald, "a,
County Attorney,
Stricken by Polio

David Macdonald, 34-year-old
Montgomery County attorney, is
suffering from polio.
Mr.. Macdonald complained of
Evening star., 1950-08-29

Bethesda Volunteer Fire Depart
ment gave him the second one.
He kept them for two weeks.
Both were tanned and flew around
his house at 9511 ThornhiIA Aroad,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Star Staff Photo.

Shorty thought they made good
pets. The Wild Life Service, how
ever, told him it had received
about so telephone calls. including
one from New York City, protest
ing their confinement.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinued1

OFFICE AND DESK SPACE-Fun
facilities furnished; our stan quail
fed to handle your business during
your absence from Wash. EX. 5075.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

WHEATON, MD.-Beautiful ofices in
able able for attorneys. doctors, ac-
sonnsants connts or general offices; rea-
onfPsf s. PRICE Tsns; & ecsosupaney ecu 11So,o Oct L. E
sGLE. oFFiCE. furn. M oSnGi or Snfurn., suit
a9Ie s eaneney attorney mfg. representative.
sS1s Pa "a AVE. Sc, End n, n2Y lee.
ToN f sUpPRRTs PER syH i5if Per K m1 st. hIE n.W
CENTER OF CLARENDON Drs.
dentists and general ONCE space
avail; parking provided. LYON
dGEoPsETIEs' GE' sTsg 1Nc'' CHI. 7o7o; eyes,
NEAR s1sI AND M SITS. N.w.EEn-
tire 2nd-f. Offices, air cond.; reason
able rent. LINKINS CO., DI. S6SS.
OFFICES. ! to 8 rooms. new build
reasonable rent. Apply 1st snas' fioor,
DowSrowsN Two beautiful, LGs is5x.
school; sch an. studio; .i local Or natl, fiTm.;
BoWNToWiiN@s Beautiful barsfi Mf; isla.7 nl71i As
Ssssi pvt: entr. IG.nsa ELIis, ME- Ese9pieTTate; 9iTa
VFFlCE, air conditioned, newly deco
rated; reasonably priced. See MR..
a ADAMS personally. at 1928 N
OFFICE. r st.. mr. CAV Cam
ave.-Consisting Of 4 rms. with pvt
entr;; formerly used by surgeon. Caii
MI Holland. H. G. sMITHY CO, S1I
goth AND X NV fioors. sma1,
medeIn, siE.conditioned bldg, Ss5o.
18th AND K-Furn. or iinf,irn vuu' rn,
or desk space for attorney. brofer.
agenit; Will consider with iecretariai
EVANse ESVesS1sesi arlInssHsssl III nsssl. Re - 1870: 30
ave; n.w.-Available immediatsiv..
oesirable rooms to meet your Re.
euisements. PENN PRtREPTTeS,
4H z g nv. Nm l1O5
LGE; RMS. with pvt. lsv. 17ak
Eye ST.; also basement room: rsso
'0nao's' CLARKE. Ma. s5ss.
" 30
Evening star., 1950-09-20

FRANCES POWELL HILL PRESENTS
Orange County, Walnut Hill Farm,
IN the bend Of Rapidan River; .
distinctive country place improved
house; an outstanding 4oO-acre
cattle farm will carry 70 to 100
cows; well fenced ana watered:
strong and durable soil; q more de.
slrable location, finer farm, q more
view would be hard to fnd. Fuil
information to interested parties
n FAIRFAX COUNTY
Floris Farm-120-acre (grass and
Tdoven rDntsro csttle cattle farm within COM
fronting 2 hard-surfaced roads: inn. I'M.
provements incl; 3-bedrm., I,bath
frame residence; liv. rm. 11x17 with
nrepl., din. rm. 11x17, den Ike.
cosI 1se, KIT. 4 ~ with Asa stove, sun porch.
sSr. r. Priced Priced s4sa5oe sasfIe barns Lear
90 RAPPAHANNoCK COUNTY
* WOODED acres at the foot Of tha
5iue Ridge; modern residences Of
Imasonry Iaa construction, containing {
Hs HV-din' Gornsr rm ssSrms. sSII0 al. and 2 baths;
picture window. excel. kit, once or
rec. rec rm 20x40 with firepl., maids
I'm. and bath, util. rm. and 2-car
ear.; unusual features incl. pine
paneed interior. built-in furniture.
lnolrect, lighting, Dashboard heat
from oil-fired furnace with Cir
Guihtors' copper pipes and .grayity
Wate6 Sao6o system from springfield.
Pr,eeS PPH,,vyp-sao, go ON concrete reservoir.
MARYLAND, FREDERICK COUNTY
acre, productive, cattle farm, on
y. 8. Rte: Is and main line Of the
q: g o. r. r. Bldgs., incl. q we'll
constructed, 14-rm. brick house
lun1mproved), built around 1910
SSnd hay barracks 70x40. Priced
$4,000.
For additional information and appt.
to inspect, call Mr.. Price or Smith.
DE. 41O1 weekdays: Mr.. Smith,
Vienna 1914, ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 410i.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN WAREHOUSE. approx.
4;00O So. it.; left. ceiling; lot,
1O0,x197'; concrete apron. 50,x1 0O',
In front, Of building for parking
and loading; overhead steam-heat
blowers; toilets; office space d.
entrances to building. Total price.
S36; 1000, with " cash and owner
holding balance at AZ, j. A. Nc
KsdEEVER sddEVER CO.. 1882 K st. NV. ST.
MARKET-2nd floor,
ngnt manufacturing. ofhces or ware
house; approx. $500 So. IT; reas
AUEHBACH & CO., DI. 65OI. 80
Evening star., 1950-09-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

TWO-AND-A-HALF-S TORY bldg
1880 So. it., 2 elevators; located
alexandria. Va; suitable for ware
housing or manufacturing; rent or
ssll M cheap. cheap Call OWNER weekdays,
go. 600 SO. FIT. and 10000 So. # IN
modern. 3-story brick and concrete
warehouses: with r.r. sidings. sprink-
Ter systems, individual oil burning.
steam heating plants; 1000 lbs. ca
paclty electric elevators; floors at
truck bed level with covered LOADING
and unloading platforms; within ia
minutes Of heart of city, and ada
cent to o. s. truck route No. i to
Haltimore;. very reas. rent on long
lease: Call Mr.. Morgan, CHARfFS
G; kOONES g. CO., DI. 2342. 20
o.OOO TO 10000 50. IT. in new fire
PROOF warehouse; floors and loading
90cks at truck bed level; within I
PIX. RI; platform and 2 blEs. Of
truck highway: vic. 9th and r. I
ave; ne. Cali Mr.. Morgan, CHARLES
Z. kOONES o. CO.. DI. 2342. SO
WAREHOUSE 9Ox233
Z; q o. railroad siding and att
loading platform / side; concret;
roadway other side. RE. 2O37.
go
Evening star., 1950-09-20
BETHESDA
SPACIOUS PAMRT ED

. bedrms., expansabIe attic, full bsmt.,
lot 52xl7S fenced; furnished or
unfurnished; $l1 500. For further
Information, call Mrs. Ferguson,
SH. 6763 or LO. 6-3039.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE near 18th and H sts.
ne: SIS mo. FIR. 1894. -21
BARR BLDG, go 18th st. NV,
near Conn. and Knew, modern,
want the best: receptionist, switch
board. mail and telephone answering
service avail. Call DI. 2704. al
GOOD 18th ST. LOCATION-Smau
and attractive; excellent services,
7035. 21"
Evening star., 1950-09-20
RAMRI,ERS
Fred B. Cushman. RealtO

Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
Mr.. CLARKSBURG on hard surfaced
road. 2ha acres. improved with a
3-rm. and bath frame bungalow
~ bsmt., gas stove and refgr.,
house, meat house, few fruit trees
a small stream. $500, $3.50 down
Financed with 2 mortgages. Pay
ment on both $55 per mo.
l ACRES, improved with q Arm
chicken house, small barn, some
End growth woodland. $3.50. .
3 ACRES. improved with a 3-rln
house, electricity. running water,
nice orchard, all-year-around road
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Ave,
GaitherSburR 299 pa
Evening star., 1950-09-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HIDDEN QUALITY
G25 500

S25, ,5UU
Here's an opportunity to own a better
home than you bargained for. One
big reason the second floor has been
built for income purpose, now rent
ing for $40, II you so desire, or 2
bedrms. ana bath upstairs; liv. rrn.
with double bay windows, 29x16
din. rm., bedrm. and bath on 1st f.;
full bsmt., beaut. plastered recr. rrn.
with fireplace, outside entrance:
plenty of closet space throughout:
storm windows and screens, all
masonry garage, 12x22 inside; over
head doors; weeping willow trees,
grape arbor, hg and pear trees, l
runway and dog house, nice vege-
table or flower garden with water
tap. There is just so many things
that have been done for your COM
Portable living. Shown by appoint
ment only.
Arlington Realty Co.
0oO4 Wilson blvd Nw o2nO 90
Evening star., 1950-09-20
5-Bedrm. Brick Colonial

S9SA4 441s LII ANh SO4OLA4Q4
IN heart OF North Arlington; this
beautiful prewar home has large
living room with fireplace with sep
arate dining room. modern kitchen,
bedroom or den and enclosed side
derful size bedrooms, one small
bedroom or nursery. tiled bath: rec
reation room with toilet, dark room
laundry room and workshop. All in
this clean. dry basement. Lovely
back yard with fish pond and bar
becue pit; only S1S,500.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
ROCKVILLE

Aristocrat among homes in finest resi-
3z Of an acre with mammoth trees;
st fl. has GIFT. liv. rm. with
nrepl.., spacious din. rm. with firepl.,
very lge. kit. and bath; 2nd Il. has
beorms:, 2 sleeping porches and
with oil h.-w.h.; det. 2-car garage;
express bus to downtown D. C. at
corner. walking distance to schools
and SHOPPING. Ewes. call OIL. 272O.
SAMUEL E.. BOGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
WOODMOOR, S17,75O
STORY BOOK HOUSE
DREAM HOME
ON HALF ACRE
$18,500

DREAM HOME
ON HALF ACRE
$18,500
NEW BRICK RAMBLER OF
FINEST CONSTRUCTION;
STEP-DOWN TO LIVING
RIM. WITH FIREPL., STEP
UP TO 2 BEDRMS., 13Hx14
EA.; BREAKFAST NOOK,
PL EAS ANT KITCHEN,
PERMANENT STAIRS TO
HEATED End FL. WHICH
CAN BE FINISHED TO 2
LGE. BEDRMS.; PLUMB
ING IN STALLED FOR
BATH; 2 FRENCH DOORS
OP ENING TO 10x24
SCREENED PORCH; SCAR
GAR. WITH ROOM ABOVE,
HAS POSSIBILITY OF
GUEST HOUSE PLAN.
THIS 12-ACRE LOT HAS
GRAPE ARBOR, APPLE
TREES AND GARDEN
AREA, SWEEPING LAWN
FOR RELAXING, RESTFUL
LIFE IN THIS COW. TO
S HOPPIN LOCATION.
HE HOME YOU'VE
D R E A ED OF; ACT
QUICKLY. CALL SH. 8O10.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
houSES-SALE-MD. Cont

a HOME of generous proportions.
especially designed to be custom built
on an exceptionally desirable site OF
over ~ acres within established
dences. The total cost. depending
upon final decision of the purchaser
with respect to details of construc-
tion and landscaping. will be with
homes recently resold in the COM
munity. between $4,000 and S50.-
00o. For an appointment to see
WI S9s5 INC PHILLIPS I6I5 i5tS SANBY n Z 4
NJ. IN5fRN S5G2 SPRING COUNTRY CLUB
"A beautiful home in lovely
location: almost new; 6-rm. .det.
sTtck ,nasioas 1stn powder T r% With de rep lgTe
side porch, Hollywood tiled 2nd-fl.
bath; carpeting. Bendix; S23,500.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103
Off PINEY BRANCH RD.-charm-
I75-ft. lot with side porch. de luN
sized dining rm.; full, dry bsrnt.; 4;
Venetian blinds and In excel. cond.
Owner must sell. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SH. 1103 It'll 8.
BUNGALOW-S14.950 - With 6-rm.
ApLs OteT OUA9UI Qtl- BdTdESs SllD
mo. income; Just of N. H. ave,
near D, C. line. M. M. NORTHERN,
DI. SS42 or 81. 1889. -22
EXCLUSIVE BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
You will look long and far to
find a home of greater charm and
attractiveness; det. stone and frame
with slate roof; perfectly beautiful
lot approx; 7ox17s; 8 rms. 3h
maids rm.; center hall plan; excel
lent financing; real value at price
obtainable. Ewes. call WO. 4754,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 141l.
BEAUT. 5-BEDRM., 2-bath corner
brick house: 2 yrs. old; can be pur-
chased for as low as 1000 down.
EXCLUSIVE RIVER RID. AREA
Handsome white brick Colonial home
on ono,,Is nearly acre Of r. beautiful
owner; center hall plan; library and
powder room, twin-size bedrooms,
2 baths on 2nd floor one of the
finest recreation rms. we have seen
with fireplace and bar; 2-car garage
attached by breezeway; may be pur-
chased very reasonably. Ewes. cali
Wo. 4754, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. 14I1. -22
POTOMAC-Sl, 900 down payment,
bal. payable in 20 yrs. New bun
salow located near Macarthur blvd.
and Great Falls rd., on large lot;
1v. rm. and din. rm. combination.
2 bedrms., bath and all-electric
kit. Ewes. call WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI, 1920 pa
Evening star., 1950-09-20
S1250n

DI ,OUU
New brick bungalow on lge. lot with
trees. Lge. liv. rm. with hrepl..
dinette-kit., 2 lge. bedrms., tiled
Of closet space; close to shopping and
schools, tranSp. Terms. Assume
GI financing. KENSINGTON REAI-
TY CO.. LO. 6-11O5. -2I
Evening star., 1950-09-20
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for all
types OF property. MILTON F. RuP-
PERT. 151 K st. NV. D1. 5015;
eyes,, EN-. 54U7.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
VIERS MILL
DREAM HOUSE

4N1Abcu D1k. 1LOut buOpplllR center,
transp. at door; lge. corner lot; as
sumo GI loan; payments only S64
Per mo. For further information call
BULGE & BOWLBY
S616 Georgia Ave. 81. 1850.
WOODMOOR, $17,75O
Attractive new brick rambler con-
tanning nice-sized bedrms,, large
1iv. rm. With fireplace. gueSt-sized
din. rm., equipped kit. / bath. fun
bsrnt. with n bath and outside en-
SILVER SPRING, $2e,5oo
New brick rambler. with 8 huge rms.
and 2 beautiful tiled bath, liV. rm.
is 1Sx20h it., spacious dining rm.
and large equipped kit. with dish
washer and disposal. plenty of
Beautycraft cabinets. with dining
space for average family; 3 twin
size bedrms., with large closets;
separate entrance hall with knotty
pine paneling. and tile. floor; large
screened porch on dining rm., full
basement. garage; situated on large
oorner lott. near public and paro-
ehlaI schools: shopping and transp.
wOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
Oh. 5555. Realtor. TIL 9 Pm. al
Evening star., 1950-09-20
SILVER SPRING

u SI3,750-6-rm. brick and JIM. Co.
lontal, tmmac. cond., cor. lot. full
bsmt:, gas a:-c.; terms; OR. 0561.
@19,960,. quality built brick Cape
Cod, bedrms., 2 baths, q bedrms.,
bath LIST H.; full bsmt.; oil a-c.;
side screened porch: lge. cor. level
lot; terms; Or O956.
BEERS BROS. REALTORS. SH. 4747.
Evening star., 1950-09-20
SILVER SPRING
&10 2S0
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful custom-built Williamsburg
brick on large wooded lot in lovely
neighborhood of fne homes. I'm
maculate condition. Recessed radia-
oWder raSR Too hFe entfr Tpr ha foom With With
fireplace 14x2S), dining room. all
electric kitchen; 3 large twin-Sized
bedrooms with double bath and
ample storage on End floor; finished
basement with plastered recreation
room. fireplace and 70 bath; attached
garage. side screened porch: finest
constructions; Buckingham slate roof.
Priced considerably below reproduce
WIN. Z SAIINQERS co INC -