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Evening star., 1951-01-19

organizing a staff, planning with
industry, agriculture and labor
for control of food and prices and
telling the public what was in
store.
Saying he believed this would
have paid off, he said the plan has
the approval of three former heads
of OPA and that he was sorry
it is not acceptable"
Withdrawal Praised.
In accepting the resignation
the President said: "Since the
differences and disagreements
with your associates, which you
recognized with candor, are funda-
mental and not susceptible of
composition, I can but heartily
commend your action in with
drawing yourself from the scene"
Mr.. Wilson, who with Mr..
Johnston attended the press con-
ference at White House Press Sec
retary Joseph Shorts Office when
the change was announced, was
questioned about the disagree
ments in. the ESA.
He responded that there were
various differences of opinion
Evening star., 1951-01-19
Valentine Quits ESA Post;
Is Replaced by Johnston

Sterilization Agency, to which
you appointed me three weeks
ago.
while I have no disagreement
with associates in the agency or
in other departments of your
government as to the necessity of
overall price and wage controls,
there has been honest difference
of opinion as to the precise timing
and method of their introduction
I can fully appreciate pressure
upon you for drastic action. which.
though it has seemed to me pre-
mature, you now feel should be
taken Immediately. I should not
stand in the way of your desires" +"
Mr.. Valentine explained he had
presented his overall mandatory
price and wage stabilization pro-
gram yesterday. and said the next
two weeks would have been spent
in laying the ground work for 1t,
Evening star., 1951-01-19

Mr.. Caldwell said he believed that
the temporary buildings. which
the Government would like to tear
down, increase the danger to the
whole area because of the pos
sibilities OF a fire after an atomic
attack.
Asked whether he believed 20
miles was far enough for dispersal
because the 20 miles would soon
be filled up with homes, MIR. Cald-,
we'll conceded that home building
probably would fill the intervening
space. but not in way that
would attract enemy attack.
Atomic bombs, he added, ale tco
expensive to be dropped on resi-
Dental areas.
Evening star., 1951-01-19

money are provided. Mr.. Reyn-
olds pointed out that in his testi-
mony last December, he had as
sumed 5000 employees would figure
in the decentralization, but that
the total number is substantially
in excess of that.
Mr.. Reynolds later told a re-
porter the Budget Bureau has not
fixed q total figure yet. and that
the decentralization may not come
all at once, but by units.
A witness who disclosed that
plans are being drawn up for
emergency dispersal was Ramsey
D. Potts, jr.. special assistant to
the chairman of the National
Security Resources Board.
He offered to discuss the plans
Evening star., 1951-01-19
Hoinon Reported Base
For Indo-Chinu Rebels
sy the Asseeiated Press

TAIPEI. Formosa. Jan. 49,
Unofficial Chinese Nationalist re-
ports said today that the Chinese
Reds are converting the big South
China island of Hainan into a
supply base for 1ndo- China rebels
The reports said 10 senior Rus
sian advisers and 200 technicians
arrived in Hainan January 6 to
set up the necessary machinery to
supply the rebels by sea.
Evening star., 1951-01-19
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Continued From First Page.)
the program would be effective
then or not, explaining that
February l really was only a
tentative date.
Mr.. Valentines letter indicated
that Mr.. Wilson had rejected his
plan, but Mr.. Wilson himself
would not concede that.
He said he wanted Mr.. john
ston to look over all the plans
that have been proposed for
regulating prices and wages and
choking off imitation.
Named Three Weeks Ago.
In his letter to the President,
Mr.. Valentine said:
In response to what I under
stand to be your wish, I hereby
tender my resignation, effective
Immediately. from the post of ad-
ministrator of the Economic
Evening star., 1951-01-19

further In executive session. It
was learned that the General
Services Administration and the
Budget Bureau are working on
the plan under NSRB direction,
and that it may envision setting
up temporary buildings at isolated
spots some distance from Wash
ington.
The subcommittee arranged to
hear confidential testimony this
afternoon from representatives Of
the Atomic Energy Commission,
the Budget Bureau, Defense De-
partment. Bureau of Public Roads.
NSRB and GSA.
Evening star., 1951-01-19

Wouldn't the enemy want to
hit the centers of population -
asked Senator Chavez, Democrat,
of New Mexico. and chairman Of
the full committee.
THE enemy wants to hit the
heart of Government" Mr.. Cald-
well replied. IF they aim for the
center. they probably will miss,
but not by 20 miles"
Decentralization Plans. #
w. E. Reynolds, commissioner
of public buildings, told the sub
committee that an organization is
now being set up to carry out de-
centralizatipn Of some Govern
ment agencies to other parts of
the country as soon as law and
Evening star., 1951-01-19

Continued From First Page.)
elements in comprehensive
scheme for providing maximum
security to the Nations Capital
and to the people who live in
and work around it,"
Mr.. Caldwell explained that the
two goals were to eliminate the
enemy's desire to attack, and
to eliminate congestion so the
populace can be cared for if an
attack occurs.
When congestion is lessened, he
explained, Washington would no
longer be susceptible to a para
lying stroke" and therefore its
position would be relatively safe.
In answer to other questions,
Evening star., 1951-01-19
YuqosIov State Of War
With Austria Ended
By the Associated Press

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Jan.
19.-Yugoslavia today ended its
state of war with Austria by
decree of the Presidium Of the
National Parliament.
Foreign Minister Edward Kar-
deli announced in a recent speech
to Parliament that the govern
ment is preparing to end the
state of war with Germany in
the near future.
Evening star., 1951-01-19

Continued From First Pageo
Evening star., 1951-11-16

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we have your size! Regulars IS to "A; shorts, 36 to
Al longs, 81 to A.
Mems Clothing. The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store
Washington, SlUer Spring Pdrkngton Arlington,
Evening star., 1951-03-30
By the Associated Press

MUNICH, Germany, Mar. 30
Three fast-talking men in an ole
German army truck are heckling
Soviet broadcasters into a nightly
lrage.
They specialize in needing Com
Imunism from their mobile trans
Imitter in West Germany over
Radio Free Russia"
They are artists in making use
Iof a pause in program. One OF
their chief targets is Radio Volga
la Communist station in East Ber-
lin which beams programs to
Soviet occupation troops.
A Radio volga broadcaster may
have just finished the phrase, "A
great peoples democracy is being
built in East Germany" when
Radio Free Russia jumps in and
adds under the watchful eyes OF
the Kremlin's secret police"
Communist jamming technicians
often have had to throw up their
hands in helpless anger. For
when Radio Free Russia hops on
one of their wave lengths, they
would have to drown out the Com
|munist voice as well.
Radio Free Russia was heard in
the West when it began operating
Ia month and half ago. London
monitors picked up its first broad
casts calling for a peoples re-
volt in Russia.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
3 Fast oIking Men Butt In,
Needle Reds on Own Radios

A short time afterward, two
men were arrested by West Gel
man police for broadcasting with.
out a license. They were turned
over to the British who released
them.
British officials refused to dis
cuss the matter. German authori-
ties said they did not know any
thing about it.
Every one acted as If the ar
rest incident was an embarrassing
slipup. The next night Radio
Free Russia was back at its gadf1y
work.
Russian political refugees here
grin at it's mention. 1t was
started. they say. by longtime
members of the National Work
Iers' Union CNTS), bitterly anti
Communist organization founded
about 20 years ago.
A Russian emigre who left his
native land many years ago is
the guiding light of Radio Free
Russia, they say.
Where does the money to op-
crate come from?
Why" the Russians here say
cit comes from everywhere. The
chief of Radio Free Russia mas
solicited financial help in Amer
Iica. There have been contrlbu-
tions from workers in England
Australia and South America
They all help to pay"
Evening star., 1951-03-30

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

1850. Judges in the contest were
Senator Margaret Chase Smith,
Republican, of Maine, Senator
Monroney. Democrat, of Okla
homa and Senator Benton, Demo-
crat, of Connecticut.
Mary Sinclair, Columbia Broad
casting System television star.
will be mistress of ceremonies in a
program which brings Dolora
Bueno. Brazilian singing star, and
Sandra Stahl, Miss Washington OF
1850, in for entertainment.
Miss Bueno is flying to Wash
Iington to take part in Cherry
blossom Time. Miss Stahl, COM
ling in from the West Coast. also
will appear in the blossom festival
as well as at the front page ball
Three orchestras-Sidney ano
his 11-piece Mayfiower Hotel Band
Johnny Valencia's Rhumba Band
and Dick Bailey-will supply the
music.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Hilton Plans to Extend
Hotels Across Europe
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

CHICAGO. Mar. 30.-conrad N
Hilton, president of Hilton Hotel.
Corp, today disclosed plans to ex.
tend the Hilton chain across
Europe.
He said new hotels will be bull
in Rome and Istanbul, Turkey
with the aid of money from the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration and private European
hotel interests. The Hilton or.
ganlzation. he said, will manage
and administer the hotels.
Mr.. Hilton told a meeting o1
the Midwest Hotel Show that hi
signed management contracts fol
the Rome and Istanbul hotels
during a recent European tour.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
BY the Associated Press

| PANAMA CITY, Panama, Mar
E30.-President Arnulfo Arias' po-
Ilitical party protested today
against Time magazine story
the party said blamed DR.. Arias
for the closing March 7 of Pana-
mas only privately owned bank,
the Panama Trust Co.
A spokesman said the Board OF
Advisers of the Authentic Revolu-
Itionary Party tPRA) condemned
the story as slanderous, offensive
and false. The spokesman said
the protest resolution would be
forwarded to Time.
When the bank was closed by
court order, opponents of DR.
Arias blamed. it on persecution by
the President after he failed in an
Evening star., 1951-03-30
IArias' Party Calls Story In Time Magazine SANDER

attempt to gain control Of the in
lstitution through appointment of
his brother-in-law as executive
president. They said DR.. Arias
had vetoed a proposed measure
that would have enabled the new
Eotel Ell Panama to borrow 81
million to repay a loan at the
bank.
/ DR. Arias blamed the bank clos
ure on mismanagement by its di-
rectors.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Libyo Selects Premier,
Government Is Set Up
BY the Asseeioted Press

TRIPOLI. Libya, Mar. So
The Libyan National Assembly
yesterday set UP a federal gov
er1nnent which will come into
power at once. The Prime minis
ter will be Mahmoud Bey Mum
tasser. He has been premier OF
Tripolitania, which with eyre
naica and Fezzan makes up Libya
Mohammed Idriss el Senussi
was elected king by the assembly
last December. This was a prewar
colony of Italy, and its assump-
tion of nationhood was ordered
by the United Nations. Full SOW
ereignty has been returned gradu-
ally by the British in Tripolitania
and the French in Fezzan. with
the deadline next January.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

Guild present.
its front page
ball at the Ho-
tel Statler We'd
nesday night.
One of the
features will be
t h e presenta-
ton of awards
to seven Wash
ington n e W S -
men for the
b e st writing
and news pho
t og r a p by in
w a S h in G t on
Evening star., 1951-03-30

Butter salvaged from a steam
ship sunk off Denmark was used
in Britain a month later, after
having been inspected by a Brit
ish Food Ministry official.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Helps You Overcome
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FASTEETH. an improved alkaline mon
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holds them flrmer so they feel more COM
made sore by excessive acid mouth. Avoid
embarrassment caused by loose plates.
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Stars Will Twinkle
AT Front Page Ball

Entertainment stars from Brazil,
New York, the West Coast and
seven shining lights of it's own will
help the Washington Newspaper
Evening star., 1951-03-30
PTA Plans Square Dunce

A square dance, sponsored by
the Central School PTA of Green
belt, Md, will be held from $50
p m. to midnight tomorrow in the
Community Building auditorium.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

Egypt is getting American ad-
vice for a f1ve-year airport i'm
provement plan.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

CONVICTED SPIES ON WAY TO JAI-New York-Ehel
ber 35 and her husband JULIUS a. separated by
partition they ride to separate ~ after their conviction
traitors in the Nations first atom trial Convicted with
them Morton Sobe 33yearOld radar They
of conspng deliver secrets-incudng
A-bomb data-to Soviet Russia. -AP WirephOto
Evening star., 1951-08-02
noUsEs-sALE-MD. Cont,

ST. BERNADETTE, S16,95O. New
brick Cape Cod; full bsmt., upstairs
finished: also convenient to public
sfai0ls sasI p% and '9eRUPRsRs oURd 81 BdwERs h2a
TAkoMA PAgK-s11.boo. .s.rm,
bungalow. full bsmt., h.-w.h..
porches, shady lot; close to -trarsp.
and an sahsogp1ping. asg1p 8, g. L. REALTY co,
oWNER Hsii s'Ti TRANSFERRED TO CALF,
must sell S-rm... a-bath home. with
wing 3-rm. and bath apt: on 5 scres,
IN modern town: occupancy Oct. l.
To see, phone Gaithersburg 442. q
PRIZE JUST REDUCED on this we'll
built and well.located Chevy Chase
home; brick, Of course; 8 rooms and
bath; SGr h:-T " heat; located equally
people. Now S21 800. RIPLEY &
ROMER. Realtors. 81. Gill. Open
si4.e5o viii buy this modern dst.
pEN RasSk Ex. Z nfaEpy 5s5a 81 3D. 77s4. h24oiS RoD-
8 ACRES surround this custom built
brick RAMBLER has center hail
step-down living rrn, with screened
living porch. full size dining rm..
dsliRhtfgI t Kitchen ssSs ~. pgastsssize bed
call Mr.. Smith. OIL. 0s29. with
THOMAS L PHILLIPS. 1920 Conn.
50, ,eSo buys this 2-bedrm.. J. M.
shingle home with bsmt.. gas a.c..
fenced lot. Assume lge 4I, loans.
Viers Mil, SH. 0610 till 8. BEERS
BROS. 81. 1911. %
MR.. PLUMBER. here is 4 nearly new
4-room house in the country on
acres, with PANORAMIC view. 1t lacks
it for So, 500 on easiest, possible
terms. Call J. C. Smith, OIL. 20S4,
or BoGLEY's Rockville ONCE. Rock
sACRIFicE-Large detached brick
Colonial. 9 rooms and bath, full
base basement s. SIDE Z. porch porch, auto. M gas
tance. to shopping center: 8 BLOCKS
I'd. to Schuyler rd.. lett two blocks
to Eton rd;. left to, 90Os Eton I'd.
$3'oop9a.s paso OWNER. 9ooS EtOn ordS
GREAT RAMBER vALUE-Brand-
new stone and brk. ramblers of fin-
est quality; ideal location of Mass.
ave. extended spacious eenter-hall
plan with 8 very lge. rms. g bed
rms. J, 2 baths plus breakfast rm..
full bsmt., porch, built-in gar; gas
heat; S33. 800. Eyes call RA. 1924.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
REDWOOD, lovely, immac., IO-yr. .-old
Colonial in. charming Kensington;
lge. fenced handicapped lot with am
pie space for yeEetable garden.
ing. SH. 10l1 until 8 pm. YOUNG
& BOWERSNcO
Evening star., 1951-08-02

Continued on N et PaGO
Evening star., 1951-08-02
ASSUME CT LOAN

The AZ financing is not the only
attraction here. This immaculate
5-rm. bungalow has many desirable
features. Big breezy attic, tile
bath, comb. storm windows and
screens. Newly equip. kit, big airy
bSmt.: level lot facing park Cheap
at S12,760, on terms to suit.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
S14 Q50
RIVE REnP0OMs

situated detached 2-stor!
brick in lovely Michigan Park neal
with fireplace, family-sise din. rm.
lovely corner location. Within walk
ing distance to Catholic University
Call LA, $4,000. Mr.. Dougherty
DE. 4039. ewes.
PECK COMPANY
q
Evening star., 1951-08-02
1894 MERIDIAN PL.. NV

~ 1884 MERIDIAN PL. NV.
20-ft. row-brick house with front anc
rear porches; 8 good-size bedrms.
modern tile bath and kitchen; Eng
liSh basement, oil heat; gear ga.
rage. The house is clean as q pin
and the price is reasonable. To see
Call Mr.. Washburn, TU. 2091.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l 14th st. NV. Realtor. DI. 3346
CoLoRED-S1, ,500-S2 900 DOWN
Near 18th and Shepherd SITS, NV:
heat. nice yard. Excellent condi-
tion. Good terms.
RA. 6912; EWES, IA. 1879
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Q RArHs-S1kk knn

Custom brick Cape Cod with Q bed
rms. up and one bedrm. with pri-
vate bath down; full bsmt, oil heat;
family din. rm.; carport and double
fenced lot. Close to University Of
Md, city transp. and new shop
ping center.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
RANDLE HIGHLANDS

six-rm. semidet. nrk.. located Just
] blk. from public schools, Q blks.
from bus. and 4 blks. from. Pa. ave.
Includes completely equip. kit spa
porches. full bsmt. with recr. rm.
with flrepl.. built-in gar. oil h. W. h..
lge. shady lot with ample rm. for
children to play. Substantial cash
is required. Shown by appt. r. D.
BuRGESs; 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. VI.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

HILLCREST, 2023 31st pl. s.e.-New
det. lh-story brick brngalow, 5
rms, bath lst floor, with firepl.; 9
rms. and bath roushed in, End floor;
saidered or substantial cash REQUIRED.
INC. .Lu. 4-3400, VI. 5e76.
LYNDALE, N pl. Sc: 3.bedrm. row
brick: Ice. front porch with awnings.
liv. .rm., din. rm.., 1h baths. Full
aoRn 9Ss o@Ess sEstOS siSSSo $685. s220g
NICE SEMIDET. 2-story brick duplex
bath each floor; sep. gas heating
units, Priced to sell quickly at
$l3,96O with, reas. down payment.
T. PAUL MUDD CO.. LU: 4-43s2;
eyes,, 10. 3-9540 .
1912 w ST.--Lge 2-story stucco, arr.
as sep. apis. with lge. rms. each;
Ia baths, 2 stoves, 2 refrigerators.
oil h.-w. heat; an exceptional buy
at $4,000. Call Mr.. Mudd. T. PAUL
MUDD CO.. Lu 4-43s2; ewes. Lo.
FT. DUPONT AREA-sman down
payment will buy 3-bedrm. semidet
brick, full bsmt. with walk-in entr.,
storm windows, fully ser, Venetian
blinds. cptg.; lge. fenced-in yd. In
peri. cond. BY owner. LU. 4-0397.
DIET. a-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. Full
bsmt.; steel beam; corner lot: nice
yard; q block. from bus, Prewar
mo. VI. si1a. N' ''
OFF suITLAND PARKWAY
I'll 800; $500 down. FiVe-year -old
brick, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., full din.
rm. and kit; fenced yard; full
6Smt;; ! block to bus and shopping.
Il
YOUNG q q BOWERS CO.
l Blk; .e4 OFF q ALABAMA IAB y54.,r AYE, YES s. E.
Owner leaving city. Any reasonable
offer considered for this modern 10
year-old home in q select neighbor-
hood. Call early. Mr.. Penland. till
10 Pm. Ii. 7-5695. ATLAS
MINI. AVE. Sc. NEAR ST. FRANCIS
AND OTHER SCHOOLS
fered. Anything in this neighbor-
hood sells in hurry. so call now.
Mr. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY Co.
ST. 1858; ewes. LU. 2-S136 IS
Congress Hts. Extended
A fine o-rm. semidet. brick home. lge.
rms, nicely decorated parquet
floors on lst A.. and bsmt. recr. rm.
Rumpus rm. finished in knotty pine.
b. BUS ss,t.sh at door; shoppins l biz; eony.
lion for employees of the Naval Re-
search Lab. and Boiling Field and
Naval Gun Factory. Seeing is be-
lieying. Moderately priced Terms.
Call Us for an appointment. T. D.
BuRGESs. 1924 Pa. ave. sc. VI.
2SO2 til 8.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1928 w St. NV MA 5nnh


coLoRED-1sth AND A SITS, Ne
Beautiful, clean, row-brick home in
good condition. 2 rms, 2 full. mod
ern baths; front porch. For this
nice 4-bedrm. house, call Mr.. PEN
land till 10 pm. Ii. 1896. ATLAS
REALTY CO. ST. 1858. .
COLoRED-$1,a 200 TO 81 800 down;
q and 8 room brick homes in ideal
transp. full bsrnt., garage. auto
heat heat Can NJ; MOI Williams; 81; ?$ss;
CoLoRED-5OO BLOCK 3rd ST. NE
Owner must sell; large brick home
in very good cond.; Q rms, Kit. and
bath; apt. in bsmt.; bMck garage;
oil h.-w.h.; reasonable; let the base.
ment apt. and gar. help pay your
notes. To inspect call MRS. CLARK,
DE. 1856; ewes. FIR. OsOs. 3
COLORED. 900 BLK. ADAMS ST,
Me- rms and bath. oil heat;
gar; 81 900 down. MI. Petty, DE.
171O or LU 4-7474. .
COLoRED-S2,9 zoo DOWN. End and
Bryant ne. 8 rms, bath. row brk.
Basemt,, oil h.-w.h.. storm sash,
BROS, 81. 1911. N3
CoLoRED--S4O 51st ST. NE
Owner viii sacrifice this small brick
COLORED-BROOKLAND, ige. det,
home. Can be 2 family; 10 rms.
terms. 81. ST. n' s4s6. rHSEN AMEN psiss REsLTYi 4Ha
Brokers COOP invited
Evening star., 1951-08-02
o-FAMTT,V

dence, situated on lge. double lot
with vegetable garden, flowers ant
fruits; Gear det. garage: excel. ne
area; owners going west. Make ans
reas. offer; low down payment. NO
1908; ewes. UN. 1907 or OR. 1921
Woodbridge Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
neter hapan

PCUO1 J. 4IdSo41
Realtor, 3906 r. I. Ave. NE
UN. $685.. WA. 1857. Open to 0.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. ,cont. !

NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. SIT
ooaplsts nj apts III DEaef Shown n%s
by appt. only. HARTMAN REALTY
INC; LU. 4.34oo; "; S976.
Vacant 2-story. brick home, near
Navy Yard. Only SS.95o. on terms.
CoLoRED-26s2 NICHOLS AVE
$500 down. Det. home. This you
should see as it's bargain. Call
Mr. Baines, VI. 9215. cox & CO.
COLORED-$1.0 900 DOWN
Lovely 2-story, 4-bedrm. brick. 1deal
for > families. Liz. rm., din. rm..
kitchen, det. garage. 500 block Z
st. sc. Onlv S12.a50. Call Mr.
Zabrek, UN. 1926. cox & CO.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
CLINTON. MD.

Beautiful bungalow featuring 2 bed
rm., lge. liv. rm., kit.-dinette, plus
lge; pine paneled den with firepl.
on 1-acre lot Covered with flowers
and shrubs, lge. lily-pond, chill
dren's playhouse, chickenhouse and
many other unusual features.
Quick possession, owner trans
ferred. Shown by appt. r. D,
VI. 1902 It'll 0.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

CoLoRED-e3OO BLOCK LIST ST
N.W.-Brick home, 9 sparkling rms,
pvt. bedrms.. gas h.-w.h. Reas
prize ppvi.cs snd terms. ST. S4ee TAN
COLORED--NR. l4th AND NEWTON
SITS. N.W.-You will Just love this
6-rm. house, in beautiful NV. sec
tion; 81. 800 to $4,000 down will
handle. For appt., Mr.. Rotter, IA.
O30l. GREATER WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-08-02
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
peter j. hagan

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, S1O.95o.
We are opening this last section of
pre-" Regulation X' subdivision and
these smart little homes will sell
fast. Two nice bedrms., family di-
nette, beautiful ceramic tile bath.
big handsomely equip. kit, expan-
sible attic and suburban size level
lot: Sl,,250 down, only $66 per mo.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
AVONDALE AREA

OWNERS LEAVING CITY
But they can't take this
lovely det. brick home with
them! 1t is situated on a large
well-shaded lot The house has
2 well-arranged rooniD, 2Ia
baths, recr. room, oil h.-w.h.,
and is located near shopping
center. buslines. schools,
churches, etc. Priced to sell at
S24, $50, on reasonable terms,
To inspect, call Mr.. Press, GE.
1888. DUNN S CO., Realtors,
1888 Rhode Island ave, HY.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE Nm

ROCK CREEK KNOLL
4-bsdroom, 2h-bath house with ex-
cellent floor plan. Including living
room and den. dining. room and
breakfast room, modern kitchen with
machine. screened porch; basement
and built-in garage. Large fenced
in rear yard. A really good house
for the large family and priced al
only S32,50O.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. o222.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Det. brick home; good income pos
sihilities; conv. loc. to schools,
tranSp. and shopping; 5 bedrms., q
kits. 2 baths, full bsmt., with recr.
rm. and bath; oil heat; lot. SOxI00,
Anchor fenced. Cash or teens. Cali
Mr.. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Ex, Alb; Ewes. AID. 4947.