davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-06-05
PVT. Morgans Resigns
From Takoma Park Force

Pvt. Lawrence E. Morgans of the
Takoma Park police force has re-
signed after being suspended for
linsubordination and ineficiency.
Pvt. Morgans, 20. Of 1915 Myrtle
avenue. Takoma Park, was sus-
pended Sunday by Chief C. e.
Thomas on charges of not provid-
ing proof Of an illness, failing to
complete daily reports. making ex-
Icessive personal telephone calls
and falling to carry out an assign
lment.
The officer. former guard at
the Maryland House Of Correction,
was scheduled for hearing before
the City Council trial board, but
he resigned yesterday.
The resignation leaves the Ia
koma Park force with 10 officers,
two short of it's quota.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Fother Of 3 to Spend Week End
lin Jail to Sove Speeding Fine

The father of three small chill
|dren plans to spend next week end
in the Prince Georges County jail
because he can't afford to pay a
$50 speeding fine.
Theodore Miller. jr.. 90. of Suit
land, was given the opportunity
lin Hyattsville Police Court yester-
day to serve the 24-hour jail term
over the week end in lieu of his
fine so that his studies under the
IGI bill wouldn't be interrupted.
Mr.. Miller told Judge Theodore
II. Miazga that in addition to at
tending classes, he spends his
spare time making door-to-door
sales of kitchen ware.
Judge Miazga gave Mr.. Miller
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Two D. {. Motorists
Indicted in Deaths Of
Three Virginia Women

Two motorists involved in fatal
automobile accidents were among
II persons indicted by Federal
Grand Jury at Alexandria District
Court yesterday.
Joseph M. Carroll, so, Of the
400 block Of Tenth street NE,
was charged in a two-count in
dictment with manslaughter and
reckless driving in the deaths
December l of Mrs. Mamie HAM
mill, 70. Of 332 South Patrick
street, Alexandria, and her daugh-
Iter-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Ham
mill. 81, of 1712 Abingdon street.
Alexandra.
The two women were struck
down and killed as they were
walking across Mount Vernon
boulevard near Slater's lane. Park
police identified Mr.. Carroll as
driver Of the car that struck them.
He will be tried Thursday.
Green Trial Today.
James r. Green Of the TOO block
Iof Twelfth street Sc. was in
|dicted On charges Of manslaughter
and reckless driving, but the
manslaughter charge later was
dropped at the request of the
United States Attorney, who said
there was insufficient evidence TO
Esubstantiate the charge.
Mr.. Green was involved in an
accident last Christmas Eve, in
which Mrs. Elizabeth Agnew, clerk
to the Arlington County Board,
was fatally injured. He is to be
tried today.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas, COL
Iored, formerly Of the 1900 block
lof Euclid street NV, was in
Edicted on q charge of unlawful
fight to avoid giving testimony
She was scheduled to appear as
Ia witness in the Alexandria Cor
Iporation Court trial Of DR.. Os-
wald Durant. prominent Alexan-
|dria Negro physician, who was
charged with performing an abor-
ton.
Authorities failed to press the
charge against him, after Mrs.
Thomas twice failed to show up
In court. The indictment charges
she fed to South Carolina to
avoid giving testimony.
Veteran Put on Probation.
Francis William Allnutt. 40, OF
Annandale was placed on proba-
ton for three years after he
pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging that he made fraudu-
lent statements to the Veterans
A Administration. Acting as his own
attorney, Allnutt told Federal
Judge Albert v. Bryan he already
has started to repay the money
he received from the VA as a re-
suit Of the fraudulent statements.
The court was told that, several
months after Allnutt left his Job
Ion the training course, he pre-
tended still to be participating so
|he would receive subsistence
checks.
Pvt. Martin Tilman Butts, %,
[of Camp Lee, Va, was indicted
on a charge of assault with in
tent to commit rape. The indict-
ment charged that the offense oc-
Cured May 81 at Camp Lee.
Other indictments returned
were for interstate transportation
or stolen motor vehicles and
feloniouS assault.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Columbia Pike Citizens
Elect Boris S. Yune

Boris Stephen Yane has beer
elected president Of the Columbis
Pike Citizens Association Of Ar.
lington.
Other new officers include Wal.
ter II. Redit, vice president; Mrs
Dorothy Manwaring, treasurer
and Miss Evelyn Brooks, secre.
tary.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Arlington Girl Scouts
To View Comp Grounds

Arlington Girl Scout and
Brownie leaders will inspect theil
summer camp at Potomac Woods
near Leesburg tomorrow.
Approximately 800 leaders are
expected to make the tour and
join In . picnic at the camr
grounds. The program win get
under way ut 10 am.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

two weeks in which to pay the
fine, or serve IS hours. Mr.. Miller
said he thought he'd start serv-
ing the time about s pm. Satur-
DAY.
Mr.. Miller was arrested last
Wednesday night after police said
he diSobeyed a State Troopers
signals to stop at the intersec-
ton Of Routes 5 and Ala. Trooper
R. L.. knight testified that Mr..
Miller raced away from the inter-
section at speeds up to 10 miles
per hour before another trooper
stopped him. Mr.. Miller said he
had been blinded by oncoming
headlights and failed to see the
troopers stop signal.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Norfolk Plant, 20 Boxcars
OF Nitrate Ruined in Fire
BY the Asseeia9ed Pres,

NORFOLK, June 5.-A nitrate
plant was destroyed by fire here
late yesterday, along with some
20 boxcars loaded with nitrate of
soda. Damage was estimated at
$500, 900.
A Chilean freighter, filled with
nitrate. barely missed being
ignited as tugs pulled away from
a flaming pier to which the fire
had spread.
The plant belonged to the
Chilean Nitrate Corp. Origin OF
the blaze has not been deter
mined.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Sheldon, Houser Elected
To kensington Council

James H. Sheldon and Ralph H
Houser yesterday were elected tt
the Kensington Town Council
unseating two incumbents.
Mr.. Sheldon received 157 votes
and Mr.. Houser 161. They de.
feated Arthur Titcomb, who served
one previous term, and Raymond
Weber. who has served three pre-.
vious terms. Each of the incum-
bents polled 102 votes.
The two new councilmen will
serve two-year terms.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Subconiractor Fined
$1,000 for Violating
Law on Overtime Paw

A former bronze dealer was
fined $1,000 yesterday by Federal
Judge Albert v. Bryan at Alex
andria on a chrage of violating the
Fair Labor Standards Act while
engaged as a Subcontractor on the
George Washington University
Hospital.
Jacob Kressfield, now Of Miami,
Fla. who formerly operated the
Empire Bronze Co. in the 200
block Of Telegraph road. Alex
andria, pleaded no contest to the
last 26 of the 46 counts in the
criminal information. The first
20 counts were dropped by the
United States attorneys Office.
Overtime Pay Involved.
It was testified by Frederick J.
Cunningham, investigator for the
Labor Department, that Kressfleld
failed to pay time and a half to a
number of employees for work they
did over 40 hours. in one week.
Kressfield's reports to the Gov
|ernment, however showed that
time and a half had been paid,
said Mr.. Cunningham. The inves-
tigator said the employees actually
were paid straight time for the
Overtime work.
The Fair Labor Standards Act,
familiarly called the wage and
hour law, requires payment of time
and half for work over 40 hours
in one week to employees involved
in interstate commerce, or in the
production Of goods for interstate
commerce.
The underpayments occurred
between January. 1948. and April.
1949, Mr.. Cunningham said. Each
count in the criminal information
charged a specific underpayment,
except the last count which
charged failing to keep proper
records.
Blames Employees.
Kressfield contended he had
been out Of town because of his
wife's illness for some time and
the record-keeping had been left
to employees. He said his en-
ployes had been dissatisfied be-
cause they could not have a closed
shop In Virginia.
Judge Bryan placed on proba-
tion for one year a 24-year-old
former Army corporal who pleaded
guilty to wearing an Army officers
uniform illegally at the Alexandria
skating rink last January.
Refusing the services Of a lawyer
offered by the court, Raymond
Gately of the 800 block Of North
Columbus street, admitted wearing
q first lieutenant's uniform and
number of decorations. Wood
row Lipscomb, FBI agent, said
Gately was arrested after other
soldiers at the roller rink suspected
his conduct "was not that of an
officer and a gentleman"
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Agents Watch
Liquor Imports
Into Maryland
Crockdown on IIieqo
Purchases Promised
By Beverage Board
BY s.aff Correspondent of The s,ur

WALDORF. Md. June S.
Maryland plans to camp down on
a large volume Of alcoholic bev-
lerages Illegally imported from the
district of Columbia.
Members of the Board Of Cover
nors Of the Maryland State
Licensed Beverage Association to-
lday began concluding sessions of
their two-day quarterly meeting
here after receiving that promise
from Edward M. Akers, chief in
Ivestigator of the Alcoholic Bev-
erges Division of the State con-
|troller's office.
He made it clear that his Office
was chiefly concerned with large
buyers-those who purchase more
than three cases-but he disclosed
that his investigators. in a sur
vey conducted from March 20 to
May 8, checked five Washington
stores who sell largely to Mary
landers.
Eye Kept on Purchasers.
The investigators, he added,
compiled voluminous data on
Maryland purchasers Of 2 or more
quarts and will keep sharp
watch for repeaters as well as
new violators.
Maryland law forbids importa-
ton by unlicensed persons of more
than quart Of alcoholic bever-
ages at a time and more than 2
quarts in a calendar month.
The law also bans possession of
alcoholic beverages upon which
Maryland taxes have not been
paid and prohibits transportation
without a permit or a license.
Convicted violators are subject
to fines up to 81 900 and imprison-
ment in jail or the House Of Cor
rection for two years. or both.
Most Violators in Montgomery.
Describing the survey, Mr.. Akers
said Maryland purchasers of two
or more quarts supplied by Dis
trict stores were traced to Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, st. Marys,
Anne Arundel. Wicomico, Cecil,
Washington and Baltimore coun-
ties and Baltimore city.
The largest number Of violators,
he said, were residents Of Mont
gomery County.
After obtaining license numbers
Of cars involved. along with de-
scriptions Of drivers and other
occupants, names and addresses of
car owners were secured from the
State Motor Vehicle Department.
Agents working in pairs then
questioned each person listed.
Reasons Given.
!. The controllers Office learned
that Marylanders bought liquor In
the District because:
l. 1t was cheaper.
2. It was more convenient.
3. Washington dealers cashed
checks.
4. The brand they preferred
was not carried by the Maryland
outlet.
Filed for future reference, Mr..
Akers disclosed, is the record of
each individual questioned during
the investigation.
Gov. McKeldin, an unexpected
visitor. spoke briefly yesterday at
the meeting in the Spring Lake
Hotel after the board of gover-
nors was welcomed by State Sen
ator James B. Monroe. Repub-
lican, Of Charles County.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Golf Clubs Stolen

A set Of golf clubs was reported
stolen from the car Of Raymond
F. Ward. 6019 North Nineteenth
road, Arlington. last night, while
the car was parked at Mr.. Wards
store in the 5000 block Of Wilson
boulevard.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
7. {. Lotimer to Speak

Thomas E. Latimer, president
OF Prince Georges County Board
OF Commissioners, will speak at 8
pm. tomorrow before the Langley
Park Civic Association in the
Langley Park School.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Women Lawyers to Meet

The Women's Bar Association
of the District Of Columbia will
meet at the Carlton Hotel at noon
tomorrow. "a 1
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Lions churity cornivoI

The Silver Spring Lions Club is
holding It's annual charity car
|ntval this week and next at Geor-
Gie avenue and Thirteenth street.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
'1b 10 Be Awarded
Maryland Park High
Diplomas on June 13

Diplomas will be awarded to
1875 graduates of Maryland Park
High School. Prince Georges
County. in commencement exer-
cises June 10.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcon,.) |

1885 W ST. S.E.-Brick stucco. q
rooms, 2 baths, oil h. V. h.; ideal
rooming house; vacant; lot 56xI 30.
ANaACoST1A FINANCE CORP LU.
NEAR NAVAL RESEARCH-yery nice
semidet., brick, in excellent residen-
tial neighborhood. Liv. rm.. din.
bsmt. with rec. rm. Gas heat. Close
to shopping and transp. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO.. 5402 Marlboro pike.
s.e. 10. 9-9666. -27
NEAR BOILING family
semidet. brick: good income posi-
bilities; may consider trade. JOHN l..
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CRESTWOOD SECTION

CRESTWOOD SECTION
A convenient. distinctive home. de-
18th st. Center-hall, s rooms, 3
baths. den and lavatory Ist floor
large living room with mirror over
fireplace. screened porch, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, end floor; large
insulated room in attic: pine pan
eled recreation with bath and bar
deep lot: 8 bearing fruit trees; 2
pointment only.
SCHAEFER, BROKER
DE. 5000 Eve, DE. ,6017
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Mr. 40fh AMI ETy pr

Mr.. 10th AND ELY PL.
semidet. brick, In Al
storm windows and doors and nu.
merous other extras are being in
cluded In this 3-bedrm.. 2-bath home
at price far below market value
A small down payment, with the op-
portunity of assurning lge. GI loan
makes this today's best buy, BE
RENTER & CO.. ia. 1880. ono,
omen daily It'll q n m oQ
Evening star., 1951-11-27
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. }

~sNt tS0WtsI
WELL-ESTABLIsHED service station
business; complete stock and equip
men ment; For 6 immediate possession,
vARIETY sToRE for sale. $3.50 COM
piete' includes stock and fixtures.
TR1 Tsnt; 7sSs 30 MONTH ssl H st. re.
Ro0Ms@APTs.. good NV. loo. al
ways null; inc. S420; oil heat: lease.
rent $3.50; must sell; $500;
$1,000 down. GE. 1891. 27'
FOR RENT OR SALE-Modern up-to-
date valet shop. good running busi-
are a shoe repairman OF tailor.
Fer further Information. cali LU.
~4-3666. ask for MR.. IRVING. -
BEAUTY SALON, busiest location,
Silver Spring. gold mine, small
Payments pfM sgts to responsible person.
ARLINGTON A small well-estab-
books show about $4,000 gross,
with net about $4,000 annually
ASK-uS? REALTY CO., GIL. 1882.
DRUGSTORE wanted by pharmacist
who now owns store; over 5000
NEWssTAND@Hess,rt OK Of SILVER liver spTs sssl;
S600.S700 weekly; excel income
no phone calls; 955 Bonifant st.
PARTNER with mechanical back
ground, for refrigeration. carbora-
tion, and soda fountain repairs and
sales business, to assume full part
nership in active concern with
large backlog of work; investment
requested. Call Ii, 4-2a70. 29s
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for high
quality laundry service we are
ready to accept a select account as
an agency. co. 4l95. -2S
WELL ESTABLISHED tavern business,
IN Prince Georges County. and equip
ment. priced for quick sale; owner
has been sent to Korea. Call WIN
GAS Station and ID LIQUOR re' store -Si' q.
sale, College Park, Md, on Baltimore
blvd; l76 it. front by 100 deep:
Bay, Bay, uN. s2sS; eyes, TO. 6S61.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION, for
lease by major oil CO.. handling ma
tlonally known products: reason.
rental; located at Goth and Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl.. Va, Mr.. COLE
BURN or MR.. POOLE. y
SAW MILL with Diesel power unit:
planer; chain saw truck: tractor and
farm implements: in Vienna. Va.
Phone Vienna 10S-J-12. %
LADIES WEAR-NR. I4th AND you
Women'S speciality store with or with
out stock. or any business use
AUERBACH & CO. DI. 6o0l. AID. .5901
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL AREA, Is sth St.
Vacant; 5-rm. and bath semidet
Pries prce hsme @ S on nifn beat exec excel sond
JAMES E. HORN. IA. 326s, ST
3444 80
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Near 8. Capt.
tol st.-3-year-old semidet. brick; 6
rms, 3 bedrms.. knotty pine recr
rm. deep lot; S12 $50; $500 down
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400
VI. 5a76.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. 1900 blk. Fort
Davis st. Sc. l0-Year-old brick, re-
conditioned. like new; 6 rms.
bedrms.. Ia baths. recr. rm.. tile
kitchen, porch. storm windows,
Venetian blinds. gas heat; S4. .OO0
down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
Lu. 4-3400 VI. 5QT6.
NEAR BOILING FIELD, income home
made in 3 apts.; 4th apt. can b.
made; furniture incl; $4,000
Call OWNER. Lu. z-5510. -27
Evening star., 1951-11-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PIX. $3.50. terms. Fine
bso, iot W; - cLIFFoRp j sHERTzER, RE.
CORAL HiLLS-Two-bedroom det.
possession. Price. si3'S5o. JOHN I.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 10000.
GREEN MEADows-center-hal Co.
lonial: bedrms., eeuipped kitchen.
DIN oil ssat 5m E coner.te rm 125Is rsDlass
yard. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANoR-S11 $50
BUNGALOW: rms. bath. bsmt; oil
a.S;sI,s a:,S heat; lEe; fenced-in lot; con-
NJ; N. NORTHERN. DI. ss4s, 81.
UNIVERSITY PARK, new luxury
home: bedrms.. ? tile baths; fea-
on t@rns st 9fdFm ase or aelee dee snd kin tile & sath
concrete porch, garage. deep wood
till 9 8 pm ROBERT s s. DAVIS 81 4 oec Go.
BUNGALow-only 5oo-5 rms.
and bath. bsmt.. oil heat, front
conv. terms. SUBURBAN REALTY
Sosss 60. s4os Marlboro pike, Sc, 10.
ouTsTANDING 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
rm. with lovely fireplace, custom
kit, full lge. bsmt., o. h.-w.h.;
weather stripped, insulated, storm
windows and screens: plus 5 acres
Of around. Don't fail to see this.
T. PAUL MUDD CO., LU. 4-43S2;
ewes. LO. 3-9540. -27
Is ACRES. Practically new s-rm.. 3.
bath home Qst-fl. bedrm, and bath,
huge all-elec. kit. full high and dry
bsmt. oil h.-w.h.: long frontage ON
paved road; excellent spring water
supply. also city water available.
terrain suitable for damminR
swimming pool; located approx. Is
mi. Ton fast roads, from the Capi-
tol. near Bowie and the Glenn Dale
price to S21. 800, which Is below
duplication; terms. Cali WA. 5000
TN q pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS a.
NEW DE LUKE BRICK RAMBLERs.
6, rms, ? baths. fireplace. full bsmt,'
center-hall entrance; high. location
with view Of the Capitol, in beaut
Cheverly; more for the money at
SlS.950; substantial cash. Call WA.
1900 1900 till pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
BY oWNER-s-bedrm., 2-storyT hS,n.
in Ksntland. Take over G. financing,
AP. 1882.
CONTINUED On Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

6 MILES Sc. OF DAMASCUs-cin-
der block: 3 rms: lst fir. , rms.
unfinished on End fir. ] acre Of
ground on good road. Electricity
Price 81 500; Il dn., $50 mo. Pos
session with settlement With a
little touching UP can be made a
nice country home. Cau B. E
BURKE, Damascus 254I
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
located. 3-bedroom brk
with basement utility apt; . re-
frigerators. 2 ranges, large concrete
front porch; / block to bus, 3 blocks
to shopping. FRED BURGESS, VI.
2S02 till 8.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
"Rethesda-S1e5 500"
BETHESDA

7 ROOMS, 21a BATHS
Modern white brick Colonial, near
Naval Hosp. overlooking Rock
Creek Park; reception hall. lge,
paneled den, garage. paneled rec.
rm.. with firepl Lovely setting
Excellent terms with $4,000 cash.
EARL T. WRIGHT
WI. $500 til 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
BETHESDA
"BetheSda-$27. $50"

"BetheSda-$27,95O"
Naval Hospital; new 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Check these features for
the price: Three lge. bedrooms. two
full tiled baths, step-down living
room "a by 13, lge. dining room,
huge fully eauipped kitchen with
screened porch off the. living room,
basement and attached garage. Not
subject to Reg. x.
"Bethesda-S45, 900"
If you can afford real luxury. here
lot in close-in area of Edeemoor
two-car attached garage. huge liv-
ing room, dining room. bedroom or
library and full bath on 1st. floor;
side screened porch; four bedrooms
and two baths on the End floor;
on the Bird floor; full basement with
fireplace and bath; beautiful corner
Chevy Chase-$24, 500"
Sneak preview, three large bedrooms,
huge kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal; full basement with fire.
place; stairs to expansible attic,
where there's room for two more
bedrooms and bath. Cannot be
beaten for the price in the
Bethesda area anywhere. Located
just off Cedar lane near Catholic
school.
"Bethesda-$20,5 500"
Here is the most complete house in
Bethesda; immaculate in every
detail. three bedrooms. Ia baths,
beautifully pine-paneled workshop
complete in every detail, 20-by-12-
#. living room with fireplace. 15-
it. dining room, beautiful all-tile
kitchen with garbage disposal, huge
refrigerator with freezer. level lot.
garden. patio. stone and concrete
walk, expensive flowers and shrub
berry
"Bethesda-$19,500"
Three bedroom brick Colonial located
on Jones Bridge rd.. within walking
distance to Naval Hospital and
N l. H.; full basement; 20-ft. living
room. dining room. equipped kitchen,
level lot; $1,000 cash will handle:
possession within 10 DAYS.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1888, Bethesda, Till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS
HTI,ICREST

1888 Fort Baker Dr., custom -built
brick, 8 yrs. old. has liv. rm., with
firepl.. sep. din. rm., mod. kit. der
and powder rm.. on 1st H.. 3 nice
bedrms.. and 2 baths on I'd A.. nm
garage gas heat high elevation
very desirable section. reas. down
payment. BY appt. only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Exclusive Realtor
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
IYNDAI,E

Desirable brick in this popular section.
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms.
and full bath: bsmt with knotty-
pine recr. rm. fin. rm. in attic: gas
heat: Anchor fenced Pred to sell!
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-004O.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

CHEVY CHASE
New brick rambler on large corner
lot, with breeZeway and garage;
there are 3 bedrms., 21a Baths. fam.
ily-size dining rm., 2 fireplaces
screened porch, roughed in recr
Community Of fine homes, and very
reasonably priced at S32, 800.
Inter-County Realty
Dtnt ,1-;I n rAE
Evening star., 1951-11-27
SILVER SPRING

oliver SFRlNG
Six-room brick and frame Colonial,
just 2 blocks from new elementary
and junior high school: center en-
trance type, 3 bedrms. upstairs. full
bsmt; gas heat; fenced rear ward.
trees. Price. S15.950.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER
On practically level wooded lot: nice
recreation foyer. beautiful living
room with fireplace and picture win
dow, dining L. modern equip. kitch-
en-. 3 lovely bedrooms and tiled bath
on 1st floor; full bsmt gas heat:
close to everything Price S19.250.
LUXURY RAMBLER
Corner lot in convenient section of
Silver Spring: huge living room with
fireplace and bay window. opening
to side porch; guest size dining
room, ultramodern kitchen with
breakfast nook, very generous
bedrooms. 2 full tiled baths on frst
floor; huge basement, built-in ga
rage. Price only S26,500.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtor.
$40 Georgia Ave, SE. 51OO It'll 8,
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HOUSES SALINE, Cont J
35 MICHIGAN AVE NE

BLOCK WITH GREAT FUTURE
Colonial row brick home, 90 #. wide
conV; to 2 transp. lines and Catho-
nc Univ; Veterans Administration
plans new hospital across the street,
Six large rooms, 2 screened porches,
garage. Call til pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Wood -Conley Co., Realtol
RAMBLERS-BRICK

RAMBLERS-BR1CK
KENSINGToN PARK
3 twin-siZe bedrms. GE Kitchens,
&C. gas heat; large lots; S1S,950.
Also others twin-siZe bedrms. with
garages. Easements. Ieer rns.. IA
baths, S21. 900 to S23.o60 Open
daily. II, to . pm.
Out Conn, ave, extended. to East
Washington St. right Q blocks to
sample home
STEVEN G. SELF, INC.
1884 Colesville Rd. SH. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CAPITOL, Hill,

141 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
6-Im. brick on quiet, tree-lined
sardens ready for immediate occu-
pancy or suitable for remodeling
Georgetown style.
RIDDELL REALTY CO..
1742 X St. NV. d. 1900 Ewes.
Sun, Mr.. Werner, 10. 2-6625
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
5-rm. brick. full bsmt.. rec. rm.;
conv. to shopping and transp. Call
Mr.. Crismond. PUFFENBERGER &
MOORE. INC, 10. 9-9110: ewes,
LO. 3-S2l5. -5