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Evening star., 1951-07-01
BRIDGE CoIendor

ToMoRRow-La Sale Studio. 1923 Con.
sii cips is55 Euclid
pair game (opep). s. Andrews Air Force
Base Ofdcers Bridge Club. pair game
yidual for members only. 7:45.
WEDNESDAY = Stephan Studio. 1855
Euclid; pair game (open). |. Washing.
ton Bridge League. Willard Hotel
master point pair game (open), 7:45.
THURSDAY-Chess Club, pair game. 7:45
FRIDAY-Arlington Duplicate Club. 1911
Stephan Studio. pair game (open), s
ATURDAY-Agricultur Club. master
point pair game (open), l. Chess Club
pair game. 7:45. Walsh Club, 1898
Twenty-second; pair game, 7:45.
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on Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. George
kathan rating qualifying session
runnerup awards in the same
event. Laura Hunter-Mrs. Flor
ence MillSpaugh Jared best among
local distaff players competing in
the women's contest, finishing
seventh.
The WBL's Women's Auxiliary
divided its June quota of master
points in open pair play last
Saturday afternoon at the Ste
phan Studio. Winners were A. E.
Lane-Charles Lyon and Mrs.
|Freda Bently-Lew Levenson. Half
points went to Mrs. j. G. Sea-
|bourne-Ervin M. Kenison and
Charles Lovenberg james G.
Stone. Next WA open master
point match, normally held on the
last Saturday of the month, will be
advanced to July IA.
Gary Arkoian David Murray
chalked up a spectacular 1870
game at the Federal Bridge
League last Monday to win master
point awards in Ms position.
They finished nearly 80 points
ahead of Hardee Allen Frank
Holtzman. Top score E-W went
to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Graham
with Wilson Satterfield-L. S.
Sommer second. This contest cou-
cludes Federaps duplicates for the
summer.
In the Chess Clubs semi-week-
ly duplicates, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Chambers topped the sew
en-table Howell field last Satur-
day night, David Murray and
Miller Roberts finishing second.
Mrs. Dixie T. Wright-Lt. q. g.
Morrill, Hall shared Mitchell first
honors with Mrs. M. L. Fisher-J.
G. Stone in the June 81 session.
Mrs. Wright and 1t. Hall
paired again last Monday to rate
runner-up position in the La
Sale Studios Howell contest,
with Mrs. L. j. Terry and D. r.
Anderson taking first honors.
Mrs. George King-William E.
Cole were Ms winners in the 12-
table game at the Walsh Club on
Saturday night. Joe Pekarcek-
Daryl Williams, both of Fort Bel
voir, shared honors in E-W.
Winners at the Stephan Studio
last week included Mrs. j. G. Sea-
bourne-Joe Stillwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Salvatorel on June %; Mrs.
Breckenridge Long-Mrs. H. R..
Young in last Wednesdays matt
nee session. Mrs. George Kathan-
Mrs. w. r. Plum were second in
the latter match. Mrs. D. E.
Stephan Boyd Washington
topped the Howell field at the
Agriculture Club game on Tues
day, Mrs. Mildred Linderman-
Harry Shinnick placing.
The Penthouse Bridge League,
meeting alternate Thursdays at
$50 pm. atop the Federal Secur-
ity Administrations North Build
ing, began a new 10-game dupli-
cate series on June IA. Edith
Carlson-Regina Schoch tying for
top score with Elaine Pack-Wal-
ter Mobley in that session, gained
a head start in the new cumulative
average series.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

The Evening Concert Groups,
Inc, of which Martin B. Hiden,
jr.. is president will sponsor a
three-day Mozart Festival, begin
ming Friday and continuing over
the week end, in Charlottesville,
Va. The programs, arranged by
Richard Bales, music director of
the festival, will be held in Lane
Auditorium, Charlottesville.
Vocal music by Mozart will be
performed by the Mozart Trio and
by Barbara Troxell of the Metro
politan Opera, who will sing the
motet, "Jubilate Exsulate" on
Saturday. The Curtis String
Quartet will be heard in chamber
music programs with the partici-
patton of Paul Doktor, violist, in
! the viola Quintet in G Minor" ."
Symphonic works are scheduled
for performance by the National
Gallery Orchestra under Mr.. Bales
direction. In the Mozart Con
certo No. 3 for Horn and Orches-
tra," Mason Jones will be the
soloist.
| Evelyn Davis, director and
choreographer of the Dance Play
house in this city, has arranged
a series of balletS to the music of
four contra dances and a frag-
ment of an unfinished opera. In
addition to the musical programs
there will be exhibitions of Mozar-
tiana, the showing of the Berlin
State Opera Company's filming of
"The Marriage of Figaro" lee
lures, and an 18th Century fire.
works display. The festival will be
opened formally at $3.50 pm. Fri
day with an address by DR.. Lud-
wig Kleinwaechter, Minister of
Austria to the United States.
The full color posters announc-
ing the Mozart Festival were made
possible by the generosity of the
Holland Festival in the Nethers-
land. The design. showing an
antique stone head projected
through green Tyre, was selected
more than year ago. 1t was,
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Fourteen musicians Of the Sal
vation Army, who took postgrad-
yates courses under Erik Leidzen
were presented in graduate con.
cert in Woodland Heights Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va, Thurs.
day, June 81.
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Programs of the Week
TNMNRRnW

TOMORROW.
MUSIC EXCERPTS from Elm Girl"
Phillips Gallery. $3.50 pm.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Prepare for Action" Bersenhoitz
diers on Parade" Herbert's "Amer..
ican Fantasie." Gould's ;, ."Payanns,"
fers "Militaire" waltz; Hughes
The Charter Of Liberty"
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
lean Legion" Coates "Merrymakers, !"
Curzon's "Bravada," selection from
verdis Simon Boccanegra," Strauss
Hinchy The Blue Danube" Voll-
stedts Birds Voices Adams THE
Governors own"
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND, Lit. Samuel Loboda. con-
Quoting; Sergt. Lindsey Bergen, tenor.
5e%es jelSeir eas' Plaribus rnas o1Rn unam
ture to offenbach's '..orpheus." Fos-
Hair" Gottler's America, Love
YOU" Army Band Chorus; Waldteu-
fers 1.-THE Skater Waltz" Williams
"Marche Moderne," Arnold's Amer
ican Plantation Dances" Kern's
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" 'Ber-
ceuse," from Godard's ''Jocelyn, J."
Sergt. Bergen; Moussorgsky's "a
Night on Bald Mountain"
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Franklin B. Charles, bandmaster;
bandstand, pm. Rocereto's "Our
Fighting Men," J. Wagner's Joys Of
Spring" Kramer's Far Away Places" :"
De Lugga's "Hoop-Dee-Doo," Selec-
tion from Straus' "A Waltz Dream"
Simon's "Poinciana," Brooks Gar
den Of Roses" Woods Lets Co.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Their Dignity Injured

South African unemployed are
objecting to being treated as
though they enjoyed being out Of
work." when they go to collect
unemployment insurance bene-
fits
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the planning. If the cancellation
of the Watergate series has
brought this idea home to the
directing powers. then good will
have been accomplished.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

There will be no concert by the
Navy Band tomorrow night at the
east front of the Capitol. The
band will be in Philadelphia tc
take part in the 150th anniversary
Iof the Philadelphia shipyards ano
the 175th anniversary Of the sign
ing of the Declaration Of 1nde-
pendence. The concerts at the
Capitol will be resumed July 8.
The Marine Band has Cancelled
it's Wednesday concert on the
Capitol Plaza in order to partici.
pate in the independence Day
celebration on the Monument
Grounds.
Hugh Allen Wilson, organist and
choirmaster of the Presbyterian
Church of Glen Falls, N. Y, will
give an organ recital this after
noon in the Washington Cathedral
following the 4 pm. service.
The Army Band, Capt. Hugh
Curry, conductor. leaves tomorrow
for Philadelphia, where it will LEAD
the parade in honor of the city's
175th birthday, give concert ir
Fairmont Park and a children's
concert and present a special ra-
dio broadcast. It will return fol
Its regular concert Friday night al
the east front of the Capitol.
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daughter Mis-. Mary Smou-c, Clark
burg. ". Va, spent Saturday nigh
and Sunday here as guests Of rela-
tives.
Members of the Young Adult class
Of the Nj Lake Bethel Methodist
church will meet Mt the home of Mrs.
Jerry Tmney on Tuesday evening
June 49,
Jack Neader plans to 90 to Spring
field, Ohio. next week to attend con-
| ference on marriage and family life,
as a representative Of the West Nu-
gina Lutheran synod. He will be ae-
companied by Rev, William A. Rem,
of Davis, W Va.
MIR. and Mrs. f. II. Hinebauph. son
and daughter. returned to THEN home
in Canton. O.. on Sunday afternoon
after having spent the weekend here
visiting relatives and attending the
wedding of the formers niece, Miss
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-14
CARD or THANKS

We want to express our most sin
cerc thanks and appreciation to all
our friends and ncighbors who were
so kind and helpful during the illness
and following the death Of our hus-
band and father, the late James r.
Treacy.
We also want to express our thanks
70 all who gave flowers and con
tributed the use of their automobiles
for the funeral service.
Mrs. Treacy and Family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-14
CARD OF THINKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and helpfulness during the ill
ness and following the death of our
wife and mother, the late Mrs. Bessie
FitZwater Harvey.
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and contributed the use Of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice.
George w. Harvey and Family.
ADV. 1t
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Local NeqVS

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George Little Is critically i'll ut hi
homo ON Oak street
Mr.. Clarence Umstot entertaine,
members of her bridoe ch,b at bel
lome on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh o. Cottnn ana
family. PennSbobro. ". Va. were
Neck-cnd guests of their son-in-lav
ned daughter. MIR. and Mrs. John l.
Fitzwater. Jr.. and family. i'm Mt
Jake Park.
Mrs Harry Hordman returned t.
lcr home at Parkersburg. w. Va. on
Monday after spending the weekend
With her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanst. Her
laughter Becky. who had spent week
lcre, returned to Parker,burg with
lcr.
Leo Pascbo ON tbo editorial staff
If the New York World Telegram and
un. was here for several days after
icing called here on account of the
icath Of his brothcr-in-law. James p.
rreacv. HARRY, Rascbc Uuiontown.
oa.. wa= also here to attend the Treacy
uncral
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town. W. Va. stopped here over the
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Washington. d. C.. While there he
ATTENDED the Dance Views of 1851.
given III the Maddox Studios Of
dance. Her granddaughters. Jo Ann
and ~Jackie" Foster. took part.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-14

Among those attending The funeral
of Michael Maroney ON Monday We're
his nieces, Sister Marie Blanche and
Sister Caroline of Baltimore; Mrs.
Frank Vetter, Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bauman, son and daugh-
ter, Silver Spring; Mrs. Frederick,
Mrs. Robert Glover and son, Mrs.
William Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
C. Coglan and son, Washington, d.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Maroney
and two daughters, Mrs. Oliver Meth
ken, Baltimore; and Misses Agnes
and Monica Maroney, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
YOU WHO

Are searching for an immaculate
genuine corner brick rambler IN de-
sirahle Silver Spring should see
this. lovely home today: 21ix13O-
1T. HANDICAPPED lot, 3 ge.-sized bed
rooms with unusual closet space,
extremely attrac. 16x22 living rm.,
designed for entertaining and re-
laxful living; beautiful mantel and
f1repl., built-in book shelves and
window cornices: 10x14 dining rm.
with built-in china. shelves adjoins
the. living rm. and 11x16 kit.-di-
nette; very lge. patio OF living rm..
lge. garage with breeseway adioins
the kit; oil h.-w.h. found in few
homes today: many other extras.
House was built by owner-buiider,
and combines vastly superior quail
fly and architecture. House is To-
Gated in community of similar lge.
Individually built homes: reasonably
priced. substantial down payment;
very lge. .44so loan on balance; very
low monthly payments. HERBERT
g. SONS, Realtors. 515 E, Capitol ST.,
III. 3-O1C0: ewes. III 3-27S1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
$4,000

3-bedroom home. pleas
antly situated among large trees
and on a large lot with 1SO-ft.
frontage; oil-fired radiant heating
fsnce aroud tbe entire lot O0sTe ara
among the desirable features. II
YOU can pay $4,000 down, the bal.
will be only $66 per mo-, including
insurance and taxes.
Hirst, Exclusively
Phone FA. 7447.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-.Mp.
45OO---TERMS

500 Thurman ave. Hampshire knoll;
4-bedrm.. brick. bath, cleo, rec.
room in bsmt:. large back porch.
awnings. Lot 60x110. Close to every
thing. w. w. LEWIS, Realtor. SH.
O440, SH. 2971: ewes. GE. 6476.
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HoUsEs-sALE-VA. tcont.D

MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION.
5 min. to Pentagon Or Navy Annex
Sale due to generals transfer. 3-b.r.
Cape Cod, recr. rn., screened
porch, full bsrnt. A good buy at
$16.950. MONAHAN REALTY, OF.
1000; ewes. OF. $500. -24
Evening star., 1951-08-21
WHITE BEAUTY

In a community Of beautiful homes
with whispering pines. towering oaks
boasts 3 twin-bed-size bedrooms.
bath, huge living room with wood
burning fireplace, modern kitchen
with electric range, GE refrigerator,
rows of white metal cabinets, long
Formica top work table and dinette
space; screened breezeway to ga
rage; exquiSitely finished clubroom
with bar. playroom, utility room and
storage space in basement; lot COX
1877, Anchor fenced. Wonderful for
children. Trades considered, Shown
by appointment only, Miss Watwood,
DU. 010S.
Marshall ]. Waple Co.
1924 14th St NV nj 3346
Evening star., 1951-08-21
ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER
OFFERS
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Located in downtown area
Of Alex. Large detached brick
house, consisting Of Is rooms,
3 baths and 2 kitchens; could
be used as rooming house or
divided into 3 apartments,
for less than 6la times annual
rent. $4,000 cash needed.
Call Mr.. Downey,
AL. 6644 TIE. 734
Evening star., 1951-08-21
a REAL, HOME

We are calling the attention Of Pros pros
nm. brick home. located in one Of
the best sections Of Silver Spring,
Nd. which we can heartily rec:
ommend. There is q bedrm. and
full bath on 1st flr.: 8 bedrmS. and
9 baths on End. fir.; full-sized ny;
rm, (firepl.), din. rm. and kit; full
bsult,; garage; gas h.-w.h Lot has
92h-it. frontage; 125 It. deep. Best
construction. Reasonably PRICED at
S33. 600. Not under Regulation K.
CRANE g. HELAN. 81. 1000; eyes,.
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I IMAGINE THIS
STONE RAMRT.ER

Liv. rm.. stone fireplace, dinette, kit.
bedrms.. colored tile bath. bsnt.
Lge. picture window, new and ready
for occupancy. Setting on edge of
forest. $14,950, $4,000 down. Don't
METROPOLITAN REALTY
ia. $1,000. Open til P. NJ.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
NEW RAMBLER
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
APARTMENT

And store building. New brick; 3
: apts. on 2nd floor. 9 large stores on
ground floor, gas heat with separate
units. Exc. for grocery. restau-
rant or other business. ON main
thoroughfare. 2 miles ever D. c. line.
For full particulars cali
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1897 PA. AVE. Sc. LuJ o94o
Evening star., 1951-08-21
GROUND LOVER?
S33 500

We have . lovely home on over half
an acre, Of beautiful lawn. fully
Bethesda developments Just of
Bradley blvd. Center hall Colonial,
particularly attractive large living
room with adjacent screened porch
having a delightful outlook. Den,
t.S.n tsEsSs ainins ssdlooms ro0m snS anS mSS Satbs
with an additional room of master
bedroom suitable for den. child s
room or dressing room. Storage at
tic, paneled recreation room. built
in garage. Near good transportation:
Washington. This home will sell
right away. so call today. JAMES
Z. SCHWAB.- Realtor. OR. $500;
Evening star., 1951-08-21
WOODSIDE FOREST

Silver Spring. immediate possession.
New 4-bedroom Cape Cod; baths;
over garage; knotty pine recr. rn.
Also 3-bedroom rambler on corner
wooded lot; 2 baths; recr. rm.; side
porch and garage. DI. 1915; eyes,,
AP. 4013.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

KENILWoRTH - 121,8s2 sa. "a.
heavy industrial ground, with side
track. ONCE and all utils.; 77c so. It.
Terms; A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1890,
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QUALITY
CHARACTER. STYLE

FACING PUBLIC PARK
this charming 5-rm.. all
brick bungalow; features full bsmt.,
stairway to expansible attic. spacious
front. porch. cleaning oak floors, oil
iocstion ihcwih; Price e hlS. $1,000 The picture
=. community of fine homes. near
high.rated school. blk. on busline.
For information and appt.. dial MI.
2299. Say, "Mr. Bell"
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1o2U x St. NV. Ma. 5005
Evening star., 1951-08-21
IMPOSING CORNER

Silver Spring. Md. near Franklin and
Flower aves.-Georgian Colonial,
center-hall detached brick, on .
large, beautifully Handicapped lot; 1S
d. Is especially desirable for suite
Of doctors or dentists of1ces. 1t
has IA rooms. baths, .oil-burner.
3-car brick garage. Quick sale is
imperative. Offers invited. Eve
nings, phone TIE. 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor MA. 0753
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DISTRICT HETGHrs
CENTRAL. AVENIIE

CHEVERLY AVE.
8-rm. brick with 2 baths. large kit.
with breakfast nook; extra large
Dsmt; steel beams; beautiful double
lot; $22, 500, Miss Dillon. cox Il
Evening star., 1951-08-21
S MIN. TO PENTAGON

713 washington ave. In Jefferson viii
lage. Cute 2-bedrm. home on lot
6bx132. Early possession with small
down payment. CECIL p. LUPTON.
Realtor, OW. 1898; ewes, ia. S-7074.
Evening star., 1951-08-21

NEW 1-Story brick stores. excel. loc.
cation on thoroughfare; good ten.
ants; good leases. Will net 9Ts,
Must act quickly on this. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-08-21


BE SENSIBLE!
$3.50 cash. $65 per mo. The total
price is S12,S50 and for 1t you pur-
chase an all-briek. semidet. 3-bed-
rm. home with an extra-large utility
rm. Gas heat, copper plumbing.
Venetian blinds. screens and screen
doors. concrete patio. oak floors,
youngstown kit. plastered walls and
ceilings, completely sodded lots and
shrubbery. Settlement charges are
in addition to the down payment
and taxes and assurances run the
monthly payment Just below $50;
grade school and one of the most
modern and luxurious shopping CEN
ters are within easy walking dis
tance. With the Capital Transit bus
at the corner. once Is located at
the site and is open evenings. These
are for veterans. Civilians may
finance through FHA with approx.
$500 cash and $75 per mo. Yes.
BE SENSIBLE. this Is really less
than rent and you are buying some
thing TANGIBLE for yourself and not
some landlord. Drive out N. H. ave-,
cross University lane, about 3 blocks
to our sign on the left. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. S15 9th st. NV,
RE. $3.50. -23
Evening star., 1951-08-21
AL. 6644
TIE. 7343

IF YOU LIVE ON THIS EARTH
OWN A PART OF IT
Evening star., 1951-08-21
ARE YOU ITCHING?
peter j. hagan

NEW BUNGALOWS-$S.s50
Your last chance to buy these cute
little 2-bedrm. homes on such easy
terms. Only $3.50 down and S45
psr mo. to CTS.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
RAMBLER LIST!

ALMOST ANY TYPE OR KIND you
can think of will be made available
for. your inspection by. calling the
Arlington Realty Go; Co. At o6sIs.,ng 0W; S3po, -,
nicely. equip kit. all for S1O,950
$1,000 down; can be bought COM
CB,l HALF. ACRE! Given with this
nice. nice 2TpeaITTpji Il d ioG rambler at the 10"
tei} gree caLiFoRNiA a r 5ilSI RAMBLER. All
twin-size bedrms.. bath, attrac. liv.
ksits; o nice N. ArL location; all Tor
cD5 s. COOL AND COMFORTABLE. 2;
ssased ssa5%d loe 5amees Se6 f. dsep GSnane
tiled tiled bath, separate liy, rmi gnd dysadm ysdH
(E3 coLORFUL RAMBLER! That is
sparkling new and ready for its new
owner. 3 bedrms.. tiled bath. very
attrac liv. .rm. with firepl.. mod.
& &si 81 I'm RaMbiERh spH ffass kit Srief; Out.
standing N. Arl. location; bedrms;.
din. rm. and equip, Kit; si4.S5o,
az iGsHn RHMEBnIN EsnaIE 70 fSalsHdL fguNdHLoSW SStfrars fn
ARRANGED rms. on the 1st d.. plus
tiled bath, rear porch, there Is full
bsmt. with outside. entrance and
huge. expansion attic; excel. bricE
eonstT9ctior; Scs0Iv, only H SlSiS3q; lS;S r,o
owner Of this house Is builder and
he has done an outstanding. job:
bedrms. and 2 tiled baths, liv. rm.,
family sized din. rm;, lge. eauip,
a real buy at S16500
% Just one attrsc. 3-bedrm. lam
bier. with. full ,bsmt.; lge, attrac.
din rm.: beautiful shaded lot; S17,-
(J.l Near Wash. blvd: most attrac.
all-brick rambler with full bsmt, in
this extremely desirable N. Arl. To-
cation; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. tiled
bath. family sized liv. rm. with
fireplo din. Il" and equip. kit;
We have many other ramblers up to
$2S,50Q Il it's rambler you're
Arlington Realty Co.
OOIO NUiIsa, xaI,,S nxu nom
Evening star., 1951-08-21
THE
ARISTOCRAT

OF 2-bedrm. homes, situated in re-
fined neighborhood Of popular No
Arl. An English country home type
on 60x120 Handicapped lot; very lge
studio-liv. rm. with special open
stairway and attractive firepl.: full
separate din. rm. and immaculate
floor and Bendix; bsmt. walls are
snow white; oil h.-w.h; Ruscc
storm windows; fully insulated. Isl
trust over $1,000. at 4To. About
$4,000 cash needed. See, and you'll
be convinced. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc,
1888 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. ow. 5000
Evening star., 1951-08-21

EXPANSIBLE CAPE COD
Lge. liy. rm., kit. with dining space.
9pstsTs tsn1sd for s roos ts and SHsa baih nHSs f
bsmt.; fenced yard. Easy terms.
HOWARD, r. SCHAFER
soo5 Wis. Ave. WI. 5441 r.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
ESTATE WITH 2 HOUSES

3-level rambler with 8 bedrms. and
baths. hv. -din. rm., 29x32 IT.: ige.
attic. beautifully finished; oil h.-w.h..
Tear garage, lge. workshop. Plus
an attractive bungalow with 2 bed
TmA; 2h acres. Seabrook. Md. Owner
ps lsaMngi SMnroPi PTicsd rsdTced Ty ID a9S; ,.ae.
$3.50 DOWN
Seat Pleasant. 7001 r st.-corner
4 lge. rooms, oil heat. nice screened
porch; shade trees; downtown bus
at door; school and shopping nearby
Only $10.950. payments less than
rent. Trade considered. Inspect any
time. Key next door at 1908 OF
phone 10, 2-0401 eyes,. AK. S010.
JAMES CARROLL. REAL ESTATE
ARE YOU ITCHING?
To fnd an attractive bungalow out
get too far from transportation
shopping, schools and playground; ;
then call me Immediately TO see this
desirable Forest Heights. Quality
and neatness from its expansible
attic to its high dry bsmt. Conv. to
Andrews, Boiling Field and down
i;ns9 ifSwn Washingt3n aEY13n mile past D, q
lot a;. sepsTsts sd dining rm; q, nise ne trees. s
viii sell auickIyi Saiii Mr. Han. NA. Va
5005 days-SL: 4l90 ewes.
FREDERICK w. -BERENS
SALES. INCORPORATED
1920 K st. NV. -22
Evening star., 1951-08-21
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

8 (large) bedroom brick
rambler. center-hall plan. large hv-
ment: large corner lot. Truly
POMPONIO home. Priced at S22 $50.
No better buy can be found In Viz
ginia today.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
ow, $500 It'll Q. 1922 Wilson Blvd.
90