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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Girls Dresses

End Floor. Washington
l4o Orig. 1888 to SIS
Spring and Summer
Royon Suits 1890
2-pc. elossic and dressmoker
styles. Lined and unlined.
Clipper checks! Lush solid
eolorsl Navy, oroy, pink,
aqua, beige. Combinations,
olso. Sizes 10 to 10; 1874 to
22l2 in the group.
3rd Floor, WASHINGTON.
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Speeiol Purchase!
Cosuol Summer Dresses
So
Terrific buy in Misses sizes!
Pure silk print oroonzos, sheer
cotton print voiles, sheer pioids
and checks that usually cost
much more! An assortment Of
colors in broken sizes, 10 to
l8.
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Silver Spring
,Jr. Miss Dresses
20 Orig. s.95 TO 1925 royon
printed crepes and solid colors
in lovely summer coIors. A
variety Of styles to choose from,
So
40 Orig. 1875 and 1925
pure silk prints, sheer cottons,
solid eoIored crepes in one and
two piece styles. Broken coIors
and sizes - So
80 Orig. 1895 and SIS
checked royon toffetos and
Solyons. Stunning summer
dresses with jackets or eopes,
sizes 9 to IS in the group in
on assortment of colors $40
3rd Floor, Washington:
Eng Floor, Stluer Spring
Women's Budget
Toppers
Ia Orig. zz.s5 oII-wool top.
pers, fully lined. Mint and VEL
low; sizes SO to "a in the
group 1888
Third Floor, Mezsantne,
Washington
2o2 Originally 8.e5 to 1925
Town and Country Shoes
Short lots of this fonous shoe
oreotly reduced! Discontinued
styles. Sings, plain pumps,
strops, ankle Straps with low
and high wedge heels. Red,
green, novy, orange, violet
roy; some blacks and oII-whites.
Sizes AVA to 10, smoII, narrow
and medium widths in the
group.
3rd Floor, Washington
GirdIes and Bros
Discontinued styles and counter
soiled.
81 Orig. So to S. oirdIes and
ponty eirdIes. Jr. figure types
in royon sotin lostex and nylon
two-woy stretch; small, medium
and loree 1879
IS Orig. sos TO 7.s5 oirdIes
and panty eirdIes. Jr. and
average figure types in nyIon,
royon satin lostex, nyIon net
and lace Iostex; sizes 2e to 81
In the group ------ 2.9e
40 Orig. 50 nylon Iona line
bro. Sizes "a TO AZ in A, 8
and c cups in the group -l.ss
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silver Spring
Millinery
so Orig. z.s5 TO sos white
pique on net with rhinestone
trim and evening wells of net.
flowers and rhinestones ST
IS Orig. sos TO SIS Zenith
strows, pettiperls, rouqhs,
stroweloth and Swiss imported
broid hats in selection of
colors. Cloehes, bonnets and
heod-hueeine types 81
3rd Floor, Washington
Summer Furniture
IS Orig. AS Cypress Choir,
floor somple ------2.ss
10 Orig. SITS Cypress settee,
floor sompIe ---------3.ss
IS Orig. 7.s5 Peel Chinese
Choir, floor sonple $50
; Orig. s.e5 and Io.4s Chi
nese Peel TobIes -------7.s9
9 Orig. 24.95 choise Tongue,
adjustable, steel frame 1899
4 Orig. 1875 to Il so Rotton
Tobles, some with glass tops,
1899
The Hecht Co.,
5rd Floor, Washington
l8 Originally 34.e5
Rocket Ride Gym Set
1899
Has new rocket ride with z in
closed seats and floor boards.
Plus swing, flying rings, tropeze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

ToiIetries
1000 Orig. IL for 81 All
water soap, assorted colors and
froeronees Sc each or | z for 81
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Women's Gloves
IS Orig. l.e5 sIip-on royon
gloves, high eoIors, fomous
As Orig. So 8-button royon
gloves, lilac. pistoschio 81
9 Orig. us 8-button royon
gloves. whip stitched, 1iIoc,
pistosehio ----I.5o
~ Orig. 81 Hondsewn cotton
gloves, shorty style, lilac soc
Street Floor, Washington
Special Purchase
NyIon GirdIes
2.49
Fomous make nyIon powerIos-
tic eirdles, reduced because Of
slight imperfeetions. Petite,
small, medium, Ioree sizes,
white only.
Street Floor, Washington
G. SilDer Spring
Special Purchase!
Ladies' Umbrellas
3.2o
Very speeiol! Ladies' le-rib
umbrellas in long or short
styles. including Prince Of
WoIes." straight, plain and
novelty handles in Iueite and
wood. Colorful ploid, border
print, checks or solid color
ooetote royon on fine l6-rib
fromes, regularly much more!
Street Floor, Washington
G. SilUer Spring
Children's Slippers
10 Orig. 81 to 1870 Podobout
seuffs, washable, assorted COLI
ors; broken ehildren's sizes,
1870 Orig. las TO i.ss Wosh-
able quilted and terry seuffs;
assorted coIors; broken chill
dren's sizes ----------$1
80 Orig. $50 Teens terry
cloth moceoson style slippers;
washable; ossorted coIors;
broken sizes -------i.S0
End Floor, Washington
Infants Apparel, Toys
1879 Orig. z.s5 "TrundIe Bun
die" sleeping bags, ripper front,
knitted neck bond and cuffs,
Sonforized won't shrink more
than l9o) cotton broodcIoth,
postels; 6 months to z year
sizes -------------I.Ss
III Orig. 500 .cuddIy plush
musical teddy bears, play soft
nursery tunes; brown ----z.88
End Floor, Washington,
& SilDer Spring
lnfont's Apparel, Toys
lis Orig. 2.s9 Hondmode and
embroidered sunsuits; cotton
broodcloth, postels; white; but
ton crotch; infonts' sizes ST.
lo6 Orig. 3oe Infonts' cotton
and royon socks; reinforced
toes and heels; posteIs; sizes
5h and 6-----------I9e
- Orig. 81 Nursery fIoshIites;
assorted animals in eolorfuI
Plastic ---- 6se
10 Orig. LIS Cowboy nursery
PLAQUES, colorful western scene;
easy TO hong --------46Se
II Orig. 3.S5 "Pol Pillow"
foam rubber pillow with Som
forized twill covering for scien-
tific support in corriooe OF crib,
2.3S
End Floor. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

81 Orig. l2.o5 to l4.95
Teen Dresses
S.88
From our finest teen nonufoe-
turers! Sheer prints, royons,
cottons, even polished eottons!
Short sleeve and cop sleeve
styles in nony colors: teens
broken sizes, 7 to IS.
End Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Girls Dresses
II Orig. 500 to 1873 Chubby
Dresses, postels. pIoids; broken
sizes 8Hz to l4R 3.8S
80 Orig. 1875 Girls Plastic
Handbags, clutch type; fine for
beach USE 81 plus tax
40 Orig. 2.8s Wool Skirts,
postels, tottersol checks: sizes
I to IA in the group - -I.s8
End Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Awnings and
Slot Shades

Slot Shades
4 Window Awnings with
frome, 30-in. wide, 29-in.
drop, 2o-in. projection. gin.
voIonee, pointed green and
orange stripe ------2.69
4 Porch Awning Covers, 4s-in.
drop, 42-in. projection, l2-in.
voIonse, 5 and SIT. Gin.
widths. Pointed green and
orange or white stripes 500
I Porch Awning with frame, g.
#. wide. 46-in. drop, 42-in.
projection. l0-in. volonee, 3.4s
Aluminium Window Visor, 49,
in. drop, l6-in. projection, | "a
in. voIonee. Glossy enamel.
colors.
zl-3o-in. wide ----7.se
3s-36-in. wide-----S.4s
s-42-in. wide -----8.s9
2-48-in. wide $40
4-42-in. wide, oversize,
1875
40 Bsmboe RelI-up slot shades,
11-in. wide stats, 6-ft. drop
with hardware, SIT. wide z.zs
Oft. wide ------------4.59
The Hecht Co.,
3rd Floor, Washington
~ Originally SOS
ChiId's Lamp 2.7o
Study lamp, nnetol shield; holds
book at any onele.
The Hecht Co.,
It'll Floor, Washington;
9TH Floor, SLIDER Spring
Blankets
4 Orig. e.ss Blankets, seconds.
400
5 Orig. 1875 Comforts, wool,
royon sotin ----------12.S5
, Orig. 1898 Wool Blankets,
8Oxe0 -------------li.95
z Orig. 1885 Wool BIonkets,
7OxeO ------------l7.95
8 Orig. 42.s5 Electric Blankets,
assorted ------zS.75
The Hecht Co.,
5th Floor, Washington
ISL Originally 5.9s and e.es
cortIey's "Ronch
House" Curtoins
2.9o pr.
Provincial patterns, 45-in. long;
ruffIed volonce for top.
The Hecht Co.,
9Th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, Siluer Spring
Cotton BroodIoom
cleasunes Of Remnants and
Odd Rugs
z Orig. 1870 and 1885,
exl5 chortreuse, exl6.3 grey.
1896
s Orig. Il4.s5 and Izi.53
>exl4.lo. grey or oxl2 checker
pattern, in grey melon, green,
red --- 1895
) Orig. 1895 and Il4.s5,
Skis red or exl2 green or rose,
) Orig. ISIS to 1895. l2xl5
rose, exe dark green. ex9.6
Z oris. $40, grey, exs 1856
s Orig. 4o.o3 to 47.33, ox5
wine. ex5.6 grey, 9x4.7 beige,
ex4.lo grey, sx5.6 eeoshell,
Sx4.9 grey -----24.9S
! Orig. 3s.4o, ex4 sondIewood,
1925
The Hecht Co.,
9Th Floor. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
~ Originally SOS
ChiId's Lamp 2.7o

Study lamp, netoI shield; holds
book at any ongle.
The Hecht Co.,
It'll Floor, Washington:
9TH Floor, SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Women's BUDGET

IL Orig. zz.s5 oII-wool top
pers, fully lined. Mint and vel
low; sizes SO to "a in the
group 1919
Third Floor, Messantne,
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Col. Edward Johnston,
Trustee Of Johns Hopkins
Rx the Asseeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 18.-Col.
Edward Johnston, Baltimore busi-
nessman and a veteran trustee Of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, died last
night after an illness OF several
weeks. He was 81.
A native of Florence, S. c., Col.
Johnston was a director Of the
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. of Bal
timore and the Kate Macy Ladd
Fund. Newark, N. j., and was a
fellow of the American Institute
of Management. New York.
His first wife was Mrs. r. G.
Reynolds of Winston-Salem. N. c..
widow of the founder Of the r. j.
Reynolds Tobacco Co. After her
death, he married Mary Mathild
Manly of Baltimore in 1928. They
were divorced two years ago.
Col. Johnston served in World
War II in military intelligence and
was awarded the Legion Of Merit
and the Order of the British En-
pire, the later for "implementing
the intelligence agreement cover
ing British and American prison.
ers Of war"
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Lola E. Johnston; two daughters
and q sister.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow with burial at Flor
ence Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Mrs. Mary {. Sib|ey,, 81,
Lifelong Capital Resident

Mrs. Mary E. sibley. 80, a life
long resident Of southeast
Sibley Hospital.
She was the widow of Francis
merchant for many years at 1882
New York avenue. Mrs. Sibley
was the daughter Of William A.
Henderson, who had a tobacco
business here before the Civil
War.
Born in Washington in 1869,
Mrs. Sibley attended the old JET
ferson and Cranch public schools.
She lived at 612 G street s. E.
and was the oldest living men,
Der of the Second Baptist
Church, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets.
She is survived by a son,
Richard E. Sibley of the G street
address, and two brothers.
Charles E. Henderson of 1874
Fifth street S. E. and I. Henry
Henderson Of 1908 E street S. E.
Funeral services will be held
at II a. m. Saturday in the Lee
funeral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue N. E.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Frederick @. Bezner,
Hudson Co. Founder
BY the Associoted Press

NORWALK, Conn. Oct. 18.-
Frederick o. Bezner, 73, who made
"a fortune in the automobile End
aircraft industries, died of the ef-
fects of exposure in Norwalk Hos
pital yesterday. He was found
Tuesday night lying on a beach
in nearby Darien at the close of a
search by police with bloodhounds.
The elderly millionaire, who
lived in the exclusive Point O.
Woods road section Of Darien, was
reported missing Tuesday after
noon by his butler after he failed
to return home from his custom
ary post-luncheon walk.
Local police asked State police
to send bloodhounds, and high
school students were organized
into a search party. The blood
hounds lost Mr.. Bezner's trail in
the fashionable Tokeneke residen-
tial district near Mr.. Bezner'S
home but police continued the
search and found the millionaire
on the beach at the Tokeneke
Club. Detective 1t. Frank Stand
ing said the man, conscious but
very weak. was wet to his vast.
A native of Jerseyville, H., Mr..
Bezner was one of the four found
ers Of the Hudson Automobile
Co.. and was a member of the
Automobile Old Timers Associa-
tion.
He also was q founder of the
Red Wing Corp, which has an
aircraft plant at Croydon. Eng
land, and was associated with that
company until his retirement eight
years ago.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Mrs. Leonard J. BoehIerf,
Former School PRINCIPAL

Mrs. Leonard j. Boehlert, As,
former principal Of the Silver
Hill (Md.) Elementary School.
died yesterday of cancer in her
home. 816 E street NE.
Mrs. Boehlert taught in the
Prince Georges County schools
for more than 20 years before re-
firing last October.
A native Of Vale Summis. Md.
she was graduated from Frost
burg (Md.) State Teachers Col
lege in 1924. She was awarded
her bachelor of arts degree from
George Washington University in
1914 and her masters degree In
education in 1947 from the same
school.
Mrs. Boehlert was a member Of
the Curley Club of Washington
and of st. Joseph'sg Catholic
Church. She also belonged to the
Principals Association of Prince
Georges County. Her husband is
an ernploye of the General Ac-
counting Office.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by her father, Frank v.
Smith. of Vale Summit: two
brothers. Francis D. Smith, of
Cheverly. Md, and Thomas E.
Smith, of LaVale. Md, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Loretta Leonard, OF
Vale Summit.
Funeral services and burial will
be Saturday in Frostburg.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Ewing here, and then went to the
Agriculture Department as a pho
tographer in the United States
Forest Service.
Mr.. Gephart had served in the
office of the Secretary of Agri-
culture since March, 1949. He was
a graduate of the New York In
stitute of Photography.
Mr.. Gephart is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mayme Gephart.
Agriculture Department Post Sc
of the American Legion, of which
Mr.. Gephart was a member, will
hold memorial services at
o'clock tonight in the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chussettS avenue NE. Funeral
services will be held there at 1880
pm. tomorrow and burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Mrs. Mary n. Georger,
Resident of Wurrenton
Special Dispoteh 10 The stor

Special pispoteh TO The siar
WARRENToN, Va, Oct. 1s.-
Mrs. Mary Healy Georger, widow
Of DR.. Francis A. Goerger, died
at her home here yesterday after
a long illness. She was the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick j. Healy Of Chicago.
She is survived by son, Pat
rick H. Georger of Warrenton
two sisters. Mrs. Frances H. Hol-
liday of Washington and Mrs,
Anita H. Peabody Of Chicago, and
two brothers, Mary Healy OF Bal
boa Island. Calf, and Augustine
Healy of New York.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow in st. Johns
Catholic Church here.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Bernhurd KeIIermunn

BERLIN, Oct. 18-(AP)-Bern-
hard Kellermann, 72, noted Ger
man novelist, died at his Soviet
zone home yesterday after heart
attack, the Soviet-licensed Adm
News Agency reported today
His most successful novel was
The Tunnel, which was printed
in many languages. A film ver-
sion came out of Hollywood in
1888.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
"It's my own recipe for reoI
table flovor! " says Mrs. Fiber.

bread! Yet its thrifty enough to
cook with!
"ss, l bay the pound, if yogr bus
band doesn't prefer its fresher Aa-
vor!" says Mrs. Filbert. Send her
the carton and note with his rea-
sons. Mrs. Filbert will pay you the
price you paid for the pound. Buy
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine today.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

1good servings in a single pound
of SUNSWEET Prunes.
That's real value!
And there's no finer fruit to put
on your table than prunes.
They're the "good-to-feel-good"
fruit. Prunes really DO something
for you.
Good eating, too Especially SUN
SWEET Prunes.
Tree-ripened for sweetness and
flavor.
"Tenderized" for quick cooking
and better eating right from the
carton.
Sealed in foil to keep the prunes
tender and "fruity." !.
Packed and guaranteed by the
growers themselves.
Serve SUNSWEETS to your
family often. /. always good eating
-. always good for you.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Falls Church,
Va.
A t or m e r
free-lance pho
tographer in
Benton Harbor,
Mic h., where
he was born.
Mr.. G e p h a r t
came to Wash
ington in 1945
after thre e
years in the
N Wy. For a
year he was a
photograp h e r
..;4h uoursc O.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
{. 7. Botten, AgricuIturist

HOLLAND. Va, Oct. 18 R.-
E. Taylor Batten. So, superin-
tendent of the Tidewater Agri-
cultural and Experimental Sta
ton, died unexpectedly at his
home here yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Bernard H. Gephart,
Photographer, Dies
OF Heart Attack

Bernard H. Gephart, IS, Agri-
culture Department photographer,
died Tuesday of a heart attack
at his home, 6519 Willston drive,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
School Buses Busy

PHILADELPHIA.-More than "a
per cent of all public school stu
dents in the United States ride
to school in school-operated buses.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Tastes so good, it's
G.n Ao lei ue.a

aars. n. v. fiIhess husband with its
ssssidsas country-fresh fla.
vor! And he'll thank you for it!
'Mymargarine is my own recipe.
The finest ingredients-plus $4,000
units of Vitamin A 60 into every
pound. Taste how delicious on
Evening star., 1951-08-11
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Brick, Cape Cod; LIST A.. liv. rm. with
trepl., full din. rm., kitchen with
SIT. Frigidaire, GE garbage dis.
posal. bedrm. and tile bath; Ind 4 .
bedrms. and tile bath. All hard.
wood fls. Full bsmt.. laundry tubs
with trees. Well financed Price
81. 300 To inspect call
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. $500
Evening star., 1951-08-11
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
Home and Income-$16,900
Must sell this 9-bedroom. 2f2-bath
home situated on lf7-acre tract
close to Nd. u, and transp. Open
Sat Sun. 81. Out Baltimore blvd.
to Greenbelt road: right over bridge:
turn right lst street, l blk. to open
house. WA. 1860. WO. 71S7 j.
EVERETT ROBERTSON -l2
Evening star., 1951-08-11
HARRY BOSWELL & co
NEAR DISTRICT LINE

44144V4V@ A~N(O w H114l N@ W
371S Rhode Island Ave, Mt. Rainier
AP. I'LL.
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COOL, FRESH,
INVIGORATING

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Evening star., 1951-08-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

Colonial. wooded "
It. living room has high '"studio-
type" beamed ceiling and balcony
big dininc room. 'tKelvinator. u
equipped kitchen, breakfast room
screened porch: 2 "master-sized'
bedrooms and tiled bath up. Pull.
down stairway to attic; full base
ment has rec rm and y bath; 2
necessltates immediate sale at 8
below market" price!
THE BRANT COMPANY
REALTORS
Rhodes, off Wilson. ia. 4-1600.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-opportunity. 4-bedrm. brick
offered at a low price. buyer to
assume $4,000 40 1st trust. with
cash needed of $4,000 to $4,000.
Attractive home with bsmt., gas heat,
screened porch and garage. A real
good buy; Don't delay. Cali Mr.
SIoER Sf ss5a cHAsEEs fal issi r. AooF saa fSa sc
ALEXANDRIA 4-bedrm. frame
house in most convenient location
s5.oe9 5000 cash required to handle 70! XII
ANNANDALE - 4-bedroom modern
home on l acre; exceptionally vel
located in desirable section; pre-waI
parable West Palm Beach. Florida
home. Terms open. Price. $4,000
ANNANDALE-Coz cottage and u
acre; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. equip
bedrm., bath and inclosed porch
gar; o-o chicken house 400 and shed
cHURcH REALTY. Phone FA. T s1ss
Pentagon, this tastefully decorated
home featuring large liv. .rm. with
1st f.; 2nd a. has s twin-bed rms,
tile bath: full bsmt.; close to shops,
schools and bus; good financing
Call MR.. HONNOLD, 'JA. 4-0550;
evenings, FA. T0SS.
CLAREMONT-Sale by owner; s.
bedroom Colonial. z min. from Pen
tagon; exc. shopping, schools and
neighborhood; fenced, shaded lot;
extras included; below $1,000
GIL. 4472. No agents please. -19
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Beautiful
brick Colonial home; diversified
rms closets galore. breakfast space
in Fit., fully tiled bsmt; level lot,
50x1J0; . blks. to schools and
shors. Excel. financing; $4,000
down 1929 mo. or $4,000 down
S93 MO. Price, S22, $50. OWNER
4StI No. Gath St, Arl Va, OW
1857 Open Sat. and Sun. No agents
MANASSAS, yA.-Handsome new brk
rambler on approximate 12-acre level
lot with mountain view: city water
sewerage and gas; 6 big rooms; liv
rm, with freplace. din. rm.. kit, 3
bedrms. with ample closets; tiled
bath: plus porch, full bsmt. and un-
finished attic; priced at only SIS
700. This is the best value for the
dollar that we have seen this year
Many people living in Manassas
commute daily to work in D. c. Ex-
elusive with BOB DUNCAN, Real
Estate, Insurance. 1920 Prince st =
Alex, Va. Phone KI. S-SO15 oI
Manassas 112. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-11
VETERANS?
CHILDREN?

Built by the Boswell Miller
Construction Co.. these new s.
bedroom ramblers are well de-
signed for large family and
convenient to elementary, high
and parochial schools. 81 1925
down, including settlement;
monthly payments approx
mately S6S, including taxes
and insurance. Drive out to
see our furnished sample home.
Open Daily It'll Dark
Directions - Out Marlboro
pike approximately 3 miles be-
yond District line to North
auo nnd any riunS
Evening star., 1951-08-11

OOILLOL ThIth
S1n,a50 buys this 5-rm. bungalow in
excel. cond.. on n acre of beautiful
Handicapped lot; only IL miles out,
short distance to BALTIC blvd. shop
ping district. S. R. MARTIN d CO.,
262a Conn. ave, DU. 1866 or AP
0557. -l2
VICINITY OF HYATTsVILLE-5-rm
everything; S9,150, terms.
B-bedrm. BUNGALOW, near everything
only $4,000. So. 900 down. SO
UN. 2723; eyes,. UN. 1855. Ia
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HOME AND INCOME

CONVENIENT ND. SECTION
Practically new detached brk. home,
incl. 3 baths. > apts. and possibility
Of 3rd apt. in bsmt.; S0x10O fenced
lot. Priced below mkt. at $4,000;
terms. Call Mr., Bowers
CAMPANEII4A d CO.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
WOODSIDE REALTY co
RUTLEY & BAIR
ST. 291l or SH. 1889
COII,EGE PARK

NoLLEGC Z ANN
7-rm. brk.; garage. 2 porches; walking
distance to Maryland University
81 900. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA
41oR 10
Evening star., 1951-08-11
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

7ll3 ALPINE ST.
OPEN EVERY EVE, 6-DARK
New, 2-bedrm. bunga. with lge. liv.
rm;- -dinette comb, spacious kit,
sible attic can be finished to give
you two additional rms; full bsmt.
with outside entrance, gas a.-c.
heat; lge. sodded lot; reasonably
priced, excel. terms. Directions:
Out Pa. ave. s.e., left on Alabama
ave. to Marlboro pike. continue
approx. 2 miles to District Heights
Tl1S and our open sign. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 2902 till 8.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
you CAN'T BEAT THIS
S5 950

1907 50th ave. Hillside. Md. Open
Sun, 2-5. $1,000 down and $50 a
mo. takes this cute asbestos bunga-
low. Liv. rm.. ? bedrms., kit. and
path, tr, lEei lenreu % loSi ie9iS' n5 cSSY CSY VI
co ST. 1T15 10
Evening star., 1951-08-11

NEW BRICK RAMBLER, last one
available at Sl7,950. An inspection
will prove this home to be the best
buy on the market, 30-ft. liv., rm.-
huge kitchen, full bsmt; high To-
cation, in beautiful Cheverly, with
the view OF the Capitol from your
windows. S11. 400 mortgage payable
S65 per month. Call WA. 5000 til
8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
ALEXANDRIA

REALIURS
Rhodes, of Wilson. ia. 4-1600.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
= = = . . :
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS

SPEND MONEY AND SAVE
tBy Buying This Home With Income
Well-planned home. GA
story brick. 3 lge. bedrms;
your grand piano will feel at
home in this lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl; spacious din. rm., STEP
saving kit, space for table;
"a tile baths All OF this plus
small apt. in the bsmt. with
outside entrance: oil h-wh..
garage with porch over. Situ-
ated on spacious. level lot
near U. of Md Vacant. Owner
transferred. Asking S23.500.
Well worth your time to see.
Please call
FINCHAM & CO., REALTOE
1903 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

ALEXANDRIA
BRICK TOWN HOUSE
$12,350
Three bedrms., end house, brand new
quality built. Just two of thes.
LETT, 4aec FLA financing: S3,25(
down, balance on one trust. payable
$50 monthly Come out and ses
why this has been one OF thu
fastest selling developments in tn,
washington area. Close to schools
shopping; only q few minutes from
the, Pentagon and downtown Wash.
inaton. Sales once at l41 West
Reed ave. Open Sat and sun, /
to 5. Directions: Over 14th st
bridge. out Shirley hwy, to Ridge
rd,, continue on S. Arlington Ridge
I'd. to Mt. Vernon ave. past Presi-
Dental Gardens for 3 blocks. then
turn left on Reed ave to Tower
Homes sales ONCE. Tower Homes
builders and developers.
Colonial Investment Co.
Exclusive Agent. XII. S-3644.