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Evening star., 1951-09-16
Engagement Pad

speaker. Brig. Gen. George F. wooley.
o. s. A., retired civil Defense"
WOman's Club of Ashton Heights-Tuesday.
I noon, clubhouse, Alb North Irving street,
Arlington, luncheon: guest of honor,
James J. Anderson, administrator of the
Arlington Hospital.
Silver Spring Junior WOmen's CIub-Wed-
nesday. 8 pm. County Building, $500
colesville road. Silver Spring.
College Clubs
Smith ColIege Club Of Washington-Tues
1884 street NV. luncheon for fresh
men entering Smith College this fall.
Lasell Alumnae CIub-Wednesday. / pm,
with Mrs Edwin Gritz. 1929 North Liv-
ingston street. Arlington.
Sororities
Alpha Chi OMEGA AIumnae-Today, 4:3C
pm. with Mrs. Frank C. Maiiinson
Alpha Beta Chi - Tomorrow. s pm.
YWCA, grand council meeting.
zeta Tau Alpha, Washington Alumnae-
5af1dfsy 5tsnfo so4 rdsh Esh MFs Street FrIHfn NW
speaker; Miss Jean Msccoll, What to
Wear-Fall. 1851"
Delta Zeta, Washington Alumnae-
schooleraft, 5ios North % Tirthieth firth fnslo street
Arlington, business meeting.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Reserve Officers Ladies Association Of Vir.
estate, 1851 North Vermont % street. Ar Ar
Iington. tea to be given by Mary Ann
Lee and Martha Washington Chapters.
Cured Insr;san Cancer Club-sTomorrow. pm.
Fifteenth street NV
Democratic Women's National Council
tomorrow. SIS pm, Woman's National
democratic Club 1923 New Hampshire
gram, "a Legislative Forum-the SOD
Congress to Date"
Women's League of the Arlington Jewish
Center-Tomorrow. $50 pm, Airing
ton Jewish Center; speaker, Rabbi Noah
Golinkin. The origin Of Kol Nidre."
Hadassah. Henrietta SzoId Group-Tues-
gay. I pm, with Mrs. Abe Blajwas
2SO4 36th street NV. tea and fashion
Pioneer Women, GoIda MeyersOn Club
Sl5 Thirteenth street NV. installation
luncheon; speaker, Maurice Atkin for
1meriy with the Israeli Embassy, Bonds
Washington Readers Club-.Tuesday. $40
PM, Pen 'Women's Studio, 1851 CO.
lumbia road NV.
B'nai Birth Women of ArIington-Wed-
6eS Eos PM pfts with 9TH, Mrs Harry Lon
Va, membership lawn party. ''
District Of Columbia Cancer Aid Group
GGefahn1eSday Gsfh1n% soGI s;l5 Pm With Mrs Gerald
Spring Md, membershiD party 'e'
WOman's Guild Of Sibley Memorial Hos
pitai-Thursday. II am, Rust Hall,
1850 North Capitol street.
District Daughters Of the American Revo-
lution-Today, 4 to pm. Manor
OF Mrs. Laurance G. Newman, Abs
Argyle terrace NV. Tomorrow, pm.
celebration of the 164th anniversary
the Natural History Building, Smith
sonfan Institution; speaker, Capt. Dom
aid R. Osborn; q S: N; wednesday.
Mrs Harold ], Crelly. 5000 Wake
Forest drive, College Park. Md.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Arlington Club
ToFete 7 eQchers

The Woman's Club Of Arlington
will give its second annual tea
for the teachers from South Ar
lington schools from 4 to 6 pm.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Hoyt Lemons, 4317 South Ninth
street, Arlington.
Receiving will be Mrs. A. w.
Simmons, club president; Mrs.
Lemons and the principals Of
South Arlington schools. includ-
ing Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Patrick
Henry; DR.. Levin Hanigan, Bar
croft and Glen Carlyn; william
Kier, Dolly Madison Junior High:
Charles Cone, Thomas Jefferson
Junior High, and Marion Taylor,
Peyton Randolph.
Mrs. j. Budd BriedenStein,
chairman of education. and Mrs.
Everett Mann, co-chairman, are
in charge of arrangements for the
tea, assisted by Mrs. Lee D. DUNN,
Mrs. William DeMik, Mrs. John
Locke Green, Mrs. James Mangan
and Mrs. Arthur Mason.
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State Societies

Club. Somewhere between rs and
100 of these couriers" are ex-
pected, and the society says the
usual informality will prevail.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, Overlook
$685.. and Mrs. C. j. s. William
son, Republic 2319. are handling
reservations.
The Hotel 2400 ballroom should
IreSound with innocent merriment
and good old barbershop singing
from z o'clock Tuesday as the
Oklahoma State Society fetes it's
visiting postmen. Mr.. Lloyd M
Adcock, secretary, is in charge of
arrangements.
The Maryland State Society
is striking back at the native or
adopted sons of the South who
fly the Confederate flag from
their automobiles.
The Marylanders are mailing
some 1000 Maryland flags to
members, with the recommends
tion that they be carried on
cars. 4
The Old Line Staters will be
steered through the treacherous
shoals of the '51-'52 season by
these officers:
Mr.. William r. Clay. president;
Mrs. Harvey Strickland, jr.; Mrs.
Fulton Gordon and Miss Miriam
Abell vice presidents: Miss Mar
garet ADronenburg, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Winifred Grant,
executive secretary: Mrs. William
r. Clay. financial secretary, and
Miss Mary Merrick, historian.
Wisconsinites with dance from
9 to midnight Friday in the Bur-
lington Hotel, Informal dress,
free beer. Wisconsin cheese, door
prizes. Guests welcome.
Here and back home: Easily
the most energetic publicity girl
in the whole State society group
is Miss Elva Karleen Propp, who
beats the drum for the Okla
homans.
Miss Propp sends in handouts
by the quiverfull,. and has even
whomped up a series of features
on the society's officers.
No stranger to the newspaper
business. Miss Propp was associate
editor-publisher of the Adair
Citizen in Adair, Okla. She also
wrote Adair news for several
nearby papers.
Miss Propp came east in 1941
and has worked in various Gov
ernment bureaus. She is now with
the Defense Transport Admins
tration as administrative assist
ant to DR.. John H. Frederick of
the University of Maryland. Her
brother. Mr.. Carl Willard Propp,
is commissioner of Mayes County,
Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
mrs. AIben BorkIey Selected
|As 'FIonnennuker Of the Year.

Mrs. ,Alben w. Barkley, wife of
the Vice President, has been
nominated Outstanding Home
maker of the Year" by the Wash
Iington Home Fashions League,
Inc, according to an announce
ment by Miss Annette c. Ward,
president of the Washington
Chapter.
The honor carries with it a
silver award which will be pre-
sented to Mrs. Barkley at a
luncheon on September 26 at the
Washington Hotel.
The nomination-indorsed by
the National Home Fashions
Leagues the first of its kind
ever made by the organization and
was based on Mrs. Barkley's gen
eral contribution to the national
scene in the role of a home
maker for one of the most popular
Vice Presidents in history"
In making the announcement,
the league cited Mrs. Barkley's
good taste in selecting her home
furnishings and co-ordinating
them with those already estab-
lished in the homes of the Vice
President, as well as her deport-
ment in assuming the role of
homemaker in the national scene. /"
Other outstanding homemakers
from official circles in the Capt.
tai will also be guests of the
club at the September 26 lunch
con. They include Mrs. Tom
Clarke. wife of the Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court; Mrs.
Oscar L. Chapman, wife of the
Secretary of Interior; Mrs. Charles
F. Brannan, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture; Mrs. Estes Ke-
fauver, wife of the Senator from
Tennessee; Mrs. Wayne Morse.
Iwife of the Senator from Oregon;
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Civic and Study Clubs

University Women's CIub-Tomorrow 4
pm, club tea. Tomorrow, 7:30 pm,
sl evening :, book rev review Group; reviewer
helm. early American Indian Poetry y
Thursday, $3.50 D.m, dinner bridge, with
Miss Lulu May Lybrook as hostess
with MS. Colin Coin Rhittafer Whit rnss as hostsss hSfaass
American Association of University Wom-
en-, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch-To-
%Srd L6tRrop sto4e 3 w9Sd
business session. workshop and socia
meeting.
AAUW COLLEGE Park Branch-Tomorrow
Hall, University Of Maryland; speaker
Pr; Althea X. HotteL past president Of
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tomorrow IL
essays s54R STRS South Ereaa gtRoTd %h Mrs
Mrs Ro6ert HsTris. eafg e54 Lee sfGaRi 6ishway wh
Mrs B. briggs 1850 EFS1P Eo4b Tth 9Th
shur street. Friday, 2:30 to $50 pm,
membership tea, with Mrs. F. H. Clark
1901 North Ivanhoe street
AAUW, Alexandria Branch-Tomorrow {
pm, social studies group, with Mrs
Raymond Baker, 923 South Columbus
street, Wednesday, 8 pm, board meet.
ing. with Mrs. Charles Reeves, 1909
ming literary ts group, '@ii with Miss s Tneim.
Baughman, 222 South Fairfax street
gnla, ggith MIS-; Mrs.. william H1rd;, ai9 so9tf
membership tea, Alexandrian room
1925 Prince street.
Business, Professional Clubs
B'nai Birth Women, Business and Pro.
fessiOnal Chapter-Today, 3 to 6 pm.
with Mrs. Herman Hertzberg. 3145 El.
lleott street NV. membership tea
Center. Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
business meeting.
Insurance Women's Club Of Washin Rton-
tado booster dnner nefe ciur
Pilot Club-Tuesday. $50 pm, Fairfax
Hotel. program meeting. Il
WOmens National Press CIub-Wednesda
1890 pm. Mayhower Hotel, luncheon
speaker. Admiral William M. Fechteler.
Chief OF Naval Operations.
Soroptimist Club of washinEton-wedn
day. ] pm, Willard Hotel. luncheon;
Zonta Club OF Washington-wednesd
1870 pm. YWCA. luncheon; speaker
Mrs, Mary sherman Resh, principal oi
Burdtck Vocational High School fol
Girls.
District Business and Professional WON
ems Club-Wednesday, 7:30 pm. club
headquarters, Education and Vocation;
cemmittss speaker EcoIS Mrs Lucy Rumley
Community Clubs
Takoma Park WOmen's Club-Tomorrow
1890 am, garden department, with
Mrs. Frank T. NOEL. 6703 Fourth street
NV: speakers, Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt
Books for Gardeners" and Mrs. Charles
N. Thomson. "Fuchsias."
Junior Woman's Club of Chevy ChaSe-To-
morrow, S:15 pm, current affairs sec
ton, with Mrs Gerald c. Shappell. sos
Roosevelt street, Bethesda; speaker. Mrs.
George Dixon, Life in Rio de Janeiro." F"
Tuesday, pm, bowling section, Silver
Spring Bowling Alleys. Thursday.
pm, general meeting, clubhouse;
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Club Institute
To Be Featured

Mrs. John c. Shower, president
of the Fourth District Of the Vir-
ginia Federation of Women's
Clubs, will speak at a club insti-
tute to be featured by the Wom-
ans Club of Lyon Village at
meeting at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the Lyon Village Community
House. Her topic will be Club
Problems and What Is Expected
of a Club Member"
Mrs. Paul Rosenberger will re-
view the clubs activities of the
past year.
The Executive Committee will
meet tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Walter H. Garner, $500 Key
boulevard, with Mrs. James c.
Waters as co-hoSteSs.
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Board Meetinq

The Maryland Federation OF
Women's Clubs will hold a Board
of Directors meeting in Baltimore
on Tuesday at the Hotel Emerson.
Speakers will include Mrs. Bertha
D. Baldwin, administrative as
SiStant in the Baltimore Office of
the Treasury Departments Mar
cotic Bureau, and Col. David G..
Mcintosh Sd, director of Civil De-
fense for Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Mrs. Clifford Davis, wife Of the
Representative from Tennessee.
and Mrs. Prince H. Preston, jr.,
wife of the Representative from
Georgia.
Mrs. Mary Davis Gillies, house
and home furnishings editor Of
McCall's Magazine, will be guest
speaker. Her topic will be what
20, 900 Women Want in Their Liv-
ing Rooms This Season" Special
displays showing the latest in liv-
ing room fashions will be set UP
in the luncheon room.
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Tea Friduy

A tea for new members will be
held by the Arlington Branch of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women from 2::30 to $50
pm. Friday at the home of Mrs.
F. H. Clark, 1901 North Ivanhoe
street in Arlington. Mrs. Gordon
Larson, membership chairman,
and Mrs. Carl DiBaggio are in
charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Fashion Show

A membership fashion show and
tea will be given by the Henri
eta Sold Group of Hadassah at
l pm. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Abe Blajwas. 1904 Thirty
sixth street NV.
Miss Eleni Sakes, fashion editor
of The Star, will be the commen-
tator. Miss Dorothy Porten Is
in charge of reservations.
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Insurance Group
ToHoId Dinner

A membership booster" dinner
will be held by the Insurance
Women's Club of Washington at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Fair
fax Hotel. Members are being
requested to bring prospective
members as guests.
The program will feature a re-
port on the recent National ASSo-
citation of Insurance Women's
Convention by Miss Betty Glib
bon, a delegate to the meeting.
held in Houston, Tex.
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OAR Chapter Tea

A silver tea will be given by the
Manor House Chapter of the Dis
trict Daughters of the American
Revolution from 4 to z o'clock this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Laurence G. Newman, 4315 Argyle
terrace NV.
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November Weddino

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Strickland
OF HoganSville, Ga, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Ruby Arlena to Mr.. William H.
Pippel jr., of Washington, D. C.
The wedding will take place in
November.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
HousEs-sALE-vA. tcons.,

,Ix ACRES, 3-hedrm. bungalow, mr..
town of Fairfax, consists Of living
rrn., dining rrn.. kitchen. coal h.-w.
heat. excellent garden land. approx.
P9Taa.,M p90rfoos sTontass paE On paved road
sas, Psirfax 7ss. Closed S SUN. r,as
custom built with ex-
R Srep. W0nnadsnshiP modsrn eit NV With dining nlae
space, 2 bedrms. with tile shower
bath, finished stairway to eEpan-
sible attic. ideal for 2 additional
bedrms.. utility room with laundry
tass, NsS esc. Il, hNpnsr hhUt.MateF heater quiet
PF4ns4s Pr saSs,.{s seatss ssi,,s n y, Iss
$. ZION M6NRoSE S ST.. r.. aRIiNtGToN-i5 sGGatN taEb
minutes from Pentagon. Corner
semidet. brick, full bsmt., 5 rms,
. .TY co, ST: 20s6; ewes. IA. $500.
new rambler. 75xisSo lot. SsaIH Ss'I5G
cash. SS3 mo-. includes taxes. OF
to Annandale rd., Falls Church. left
saoVDENcs 5ahs vi Ass a. Fsas ssas ana sl0iks *
5 is.sSe NEW RAMBLER on v wooded
acre; L-shaped liy. rm., 20xIT, fire-
pll;. 2 bedrms.,. tile bath. all-eiec,
KIT, stove. refgr., washer: excel
closets and storage: breezeway tc
sss1assej sgsass. IA, Ezs5 4ae4. LUCILLE COOK FA
BY OWNER. .Desir. N. Arl. loc. Q.
bedroom brick Cape Cod, 3 baths
fireplace, elec. kit. din. rm,, ful
bsmt.. built-in gar, scr, porch
Ggs Ggoosa saeS cor. lot. Priced. S2l, 500
PRICE, $IO,95O. $4,000 cash; olde,
nome; lge. rms; conv. location
1st A., liv. rm. with firepI. din
rm., kit. and breakfast nook; 2nc
NJ bedrms. and bath: basemt
COOkMAN REALTY, GIL. 1853.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

-Braddock Hgts.; g.
rm. Colonial; fireplace. rec. rm..
2h baths; oil heat; garage, screened
: porch fun attic. Priced right. No.
Z. Cali .Ov. 5000.
]. T. Motion Realty, Inc.
2415 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6

New bungalow, story and a half; liv.
rm., 2 bedrms.. lge. kit, gas stove,
open oak stairs to large attic with
heat roughed I'M, plastered walls
lot 50x13O; $1,000; CT; $1,000
down; balance easy monthly pay
ments. Directions: Central ave.
Sc. to 6Sth ave. and open arrow
sign on the right. turn right to new
homes. Call C. MARKEY, ME. 3407;
ewes, Ap. 4I0S.
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peter ]. hagan
$3.50

$3.50
GI-S650 DOWN
lovely living room, equip. kitchen
and bath. oil heat; insulated
throughout. S52 mo. includes taxes
and insurance.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

. OPEN NEAR oAKToN, VA.
New stucco rambler. 5-rooms and
roomy honey home at $1,000. Right
on 123 at stop light in Fairfax / 3
miles to Rt. 665; sharp left ] mile
to Rt: 664; right to 3rd house.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CO., 2l14
n Quebec ST., Arlington, Va, OW.
$500.
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SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
OFFERS

SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
OFFERS
Brick bungalow in beautiful Coral
Hills. 5 rooms and bath, expansion
attic, full bsmt. with recre. room,
gas heat; nice lot.
Bungalow, Va block Of Marlboro pike,
rooms and bath. all on one floor;
gas heat; gear garage. AL for
Near Coral Hills shopping center.
bungalow, in excellent condition,
. 5 rooms and bath, full bsmt., oil
heat; lot 120xl0O. Price, $11,b0O.
3-bedroom bricktex bungalow, very
nice condition. 8 rooms and bath,
fun bsmt., gas heat. Nice corner
lot. Convenient terms.
$1,000 down will buy nice masonry
bunsalow On lot 60x160. Large
nv; nv; L., LEm,, kit.' pedrms. and bath;
District Heights. only S10.95o will
buy nice bungalow, 5 rooms and
bath. gas heat. Lot 6Ox150. conv.
terms.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
BRANCH OFFICE
5402 Marlboro Pike Sc, 10. e-9666
SPANISH BUNGALOW
Lovely 5-rm. bungalow. Cottage City
sec. Shopping and transp. ct cor
ner, Lovely yard. oil h.-w.h. Cellar.
Only S13.950 terms. AT. 1908.
OPEN TODAY, / TILL Z
6713 QUEENS CHAPEL RID.
UNIVERSITY PARK
lot IL. 900 50. ft.j: 8 rms rms, title : tie
baths. 2 T.. p.'s; master construc-
ton throughout; rec. nm; garage.
RoBERT 8. DAVIS b CO.. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

- Arm. brick, tiled
bath, equipped kit. recr. rm.. many
extras; may go CT. No. 81. Call
OV. $500.
]. T. Motion Realty, Inc.
2415 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
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$4,000

e-story detached home; lst A.. living
room. dining room. kitchen and
Ssdbo04f Ssth' Fun snS Easement. a 'eoIooR. oI aa
attached garage; conv. location;
$1,000 down to GI; So. 500 down to
non-GI: See this today.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

- MINUTES KEY BRIDGE
1907 N. Kenmore st.-2-family house
OF the older honey type. In good
kitchen and bath on each floor; Hv.
in one. rent the other. S25.0O0
Shown by appointment. OW. $500.
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ANNENBERG REALTY

CONVEN. TO ANDREWS FIELD
$11. 11.250-BRAND-NEW
Three bedroom, insulated, white frame
rambler; 22-ft. living room, tile bath
all-elec. kitchen. dining area, on
large lot with 326 it. frontage: will
GI Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc, to
Branch ave-. right on Branch to
Clinton trafic light, left on Wood
yard road. 2 miles to Colonial lane.
left to ooen sign.
Open Sunday, / Till Dark
Evening star., 1951-05-13

ARLINGTON-S18,950
We respectfully challenge anyone to
match this value.-Detached brick
in beautiful condition.; liv. rm. with
fireplace. pvt din. rm.. lge. beautiful
kit. den or bedroom, half bath
screened porch on 1st A.; 2 MASTER
size hedrms., tile bath on 2nd f.;
dishwasher, disposal; full basement:
built-in garage: gas heat: nice level
lot; choice location with all convent
ences. Call Mr.. boswell. OW. 6S19.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. oW. 4441;
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PREWAR BRICK
y terms.
b WITH STREAM
REALTORS

57s3: after 6 pm. WA. 564i. UN
3391 6H. 1910 -13
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NEAR oUANTIco ON RT. 234
New 2-bedroom simulated brick bunea
low on 10 acres, partly wooded
Modern and comfortable; nice stream
on property. A coming section near
new government installations at In
dependent Hill. 40 minutes to
elusive. SOUTHERN INVEST INVESTMENT ST
CO. 2114 N. Quebec ST., Arlington,
Va, OW. $500.
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ARLINGTON RAMRT FIR

~-~>@N - - >~4N 4t&A&V4A412414l
New brick streamlined three
bedroom rambler. compact on
outside and spacious insidel
Living room, with GIFT. wide
picture window and fioor-to-
ceiling. fireplace, dining area
with shadow box wall! Large
kitchen. includes electric re-
1rigerator, gas range, garbage
disposal. Bendix Economat and
space for breakfast set! Open
back porch, bluestone gravel
driveway to detached brick
garage, front overhung flower
box. sodded lot. disappearing
stairway to wide storage areal
AL this for only S17,950. and
approximately IL minutes to
D. c.! Don't wait, Be firstl
Call Mr.. William Kagan with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, IA. 5-6S00.
ia
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S10,500
HQWIE

Lse 3-bedrm. rambler. 3S by "a,
with full bsmt. All rms. very lge
$1,000 down to GI. Conv. terms
to non-veterans.
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AJNANDALE-Almost new bungalow;
9 bedrms., hdwd. floors, oil heat, "
acre lot. Sl0.950. terms.
FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod. s rms,
Ia baths, basement. oil heat. fenced
yard; 81 900 down. balance one
trust. Payable $50. 90 month,
MORGAN REAL ESTATE, OK. 22S4.
ewes ia, 4-OO75 lls
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Is MIN.-MEMoRIAL BRIDGE

10 MlN.--MEMORIAL BRIDGE
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Just on Lee blvd: new 3-bedroom, @
OIL heat and recessed radiators, Lot
l50x1 SO; full basement; up to the
minute modern features and a yery
good buy at S2S.950. Take Lee blvd
to sign on left .'MANTUA", Ist house
on right in Mantua SOUTHERN
iSV CO.. 2114 n Quebec st. OW.
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$14,500
Hv A AsTsT50uTY r 1

yI4,5UU
HYATTSVILLE
Large 2-story asbestos shingle 7-room
home, 2 biks. from everything; lst
a.. living room. large dining room.
knotty pine den. spacious Kitchen;
2nd A.. 8 large bedrooms and bath:
full basement; lot. 50x165. Owner
leaving town. See this today.
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peter j. hagan
REALTOR

1905 r. I. Ave. Brentwood. UN.
$685.. WA. 1857. Open, til 9.
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S10.75O
MT. RAINIER
lovely 2-bedrm. ungalow. 1 blk. from
strestcar terminal. ? bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. rm., Ice. kit. with dining
area full bSmt.. front porch, drive
way; concrete street and sidewalks
Sl.700 down to G1.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

NORTH ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIVE BRICK CAPE COD
With 4 bedrms.. iir rn., din. rm..
kit, tile path. Located on a dead
end street which Is excellent for
children. Attractive yard, II fruit
bearing trees. full bsmt oil heat
garage; handy to shopping. bus and
schools; $1,000 cash; balance easy
payments: price S17.S50. See this
before it's soid. Phone AL. 6644 or
TIE. 7343.
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S11.500

SII .DUU
COLLEGE PARK
Lovely Cape Cod dwelling with living
rm., dinette, kitchen. 2 bedrms. and
pletely finished into ] large bedrm.
Full basement partitioned into 2
sections with recr. rm. workshop
laundry rm.. automatic washer in
cluded in sale price. See this today.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
WOODLAWN
Rambler
S12,e50-s59.03 M

SI2,g0U-Soy.U MO.
Parma stone and asbestos shingle. Q
hedrmS.. mirrored fireplace. liV. rm.
1Sx15, kit. l2xl5. comb. storm doors
and windows. Anchor fence, gas
heat. excellent cond. Convenient to
everything.
OPEN l TILL DARK
Directions: Out Rt. so defense
hwy to Woodlawn tnotice sign on
left turn in on 10th pl. TO 5000
ART POST, Real Estate. NE. 1888.
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REST RIIY

6616 Cockerell ave, Takoma Park;
lge. 2-bedrm. bunsalow; full front
porch; large din. rm.. kit. screened
rear porch; full bsmt.; oil heat:
open Sunday. 2-6. Directions: Out
New Hanpshire ave. to 1st light,
turn left and follow signs. KIRK'S
REALTY CO.. Realtors, HO. 677S.
RA. $3.50. -13
Evening star., 1951-05-13

A TRUE RAMBLER
Near Silver Hill. Lovely new s.
bedroom brick rambler. baths.
large living room with firepl., full
sized dining rm.. modern equipped
kit. full bsmt.. 50-ft: rec. rm: with 7,
garage; Va acre. Sl9.950; terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN. 3214
prouch cue - 10 S-rT00
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TEMPI,E HTLTs
Tenple Hill BUNGALOW
UNIVERSITY PARK

O4N4 I4LO4 I : IA1C1A
Def, 2-STORY BRICK
You'll find this charming home sit
uated in the loyelieSt section OF
Univ. Park. Natural chestnut trim
throughout; even rec. room finished
in redwood; > baths; fireplace, den,
: garage, In fact everything a home
should be. Owner must sell immedi-
ately-needs substantial down pay
ment Call Mrs. Steed, ATLAS
REALTY. ST. 736S; ewes. and Sun.
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ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER
OFFERS
$l2,075-CAsH, $3,145
MONTHLY PAYMENTS S7a.22
AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343

? bedrms., bath. liv. rn., din. rm.,
kit. fully equipped, full hsnt gas
heat. storm windows, screens. vene-
tian blinds, lovely yard. front porch,
suburban area: handy to Ft. Belvoir
yu IIs 4 N St o1sa ssanh ~ 81 I' .isx .lis47v ".
DEL RAY BUNGALOW
$4,000 DOWN OFFER
A cute home for a small family, with
good location tnat is conv. to
everything: 2 good sized bedrms
liv. rm., din. rm. and kit, fun
bsmt., coal heag. attractive yard:
price S10,500. Phone AL. 6844 or
TIE. 7343.
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OPEN 1-6

Comparatively new compact 3-bedrm.
Nice level lot. 60x1 20. Only Sl3,95O
and YOU can assume GI financing
and handle with moderate cash. Be
sure and see this today. Directions:
Out Lee blvd. fRt. 50l past trafic
light at Jefferson Theater. left or
Westmoreland I'd. to house 1901
and our sign
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JEFFERSON PARK

JEFFERSON PARK
Q bedrm. brick end asbestos shingle
home with lovely liv. rm. with
flrepl, formal din. rm., compact
modern kit, full bsmt., oil heat,
separate sarage, Handicapped yard:
in the exclusive section of Alex.
S16,950 with $4,000 cash, balance
less than rent. Phone AL. 6e44 or
TIE. 7343.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
REALTORS
116 S. ST. Asaph st.. Alex, Va.
AL. 6644 OR TIE. 7343
Open It'll 8.