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Democrats to Hold ca

dent of the Maryland Historical
Society. will give the principal ad-
dress at the Maryland luncheon
His topic will be 1--WE Are To-day
What History Has Made U.s." The
program will also feature greetings
from Senator Herbert R. O'Conor
followed by singing OF the ma
tional anthem by Miss Shirley
Winston, member of the Junior
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Curtis Walker of Chevy
Chase is chairman Of the Special
Committee for the Maryland
luncheon, which is another in a
series planned by the Education
Committee to honor each State
throughout the years program.
Mrs. Paul Porter is chairman
Iof the Education Committee.
Others assisting Mrs. Walker
are Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Charles E.
Roach, Mrs. Warren Browning.
Mrs. Lansdale G. Sasscer, Mrs.
Perry Wilkinson, and Mrs. Henry
.Soper.
Evening star., 1951-03-27

The Woman's National Demo.
cratic Club will hold it's annua.
membership tea from to 6 pm
tomorrow at the club house, 1926
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Another big event on the clubs
calendar this week will be the
luncheon in honor of the State
of Maryland at 1890 pm. Thurs
day.
Officers of the club. headed by
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison. preSi-
dent, will receive the new men,
bers, and governors of the club
will serve as tea hostesses.
Mrs. Edward K. Wheeler, vice
chairman of hospitality. is in
charge of the tea. Mrs. William
E. Warne, chairman of the Mem
bership Committee, will greet the
guests as they arrive and present
each one with an orchid flown
from Hawaii especially for the
occasion.
George L. Radcliffe, former SEN
ator from Maryland, and presi-
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Wonnen's Clubs
Federation Members Here Urged
To Push One-Pockoqe Draft Bill

who have withdrawn from the
federation. They are Mrs. Con-
stante V. Batoon, who succeeds
Miss Irene Pistorio as auditor, and
Miss Elaine Exton. who succeeds
Mrs. Oscar A. Nelson as CORE
spending secretary.
Due to its oversight last month
in electing only three instead of
four delegates and alternates to
the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs convention in Houston
in May, the federation elected
Mrs. Hollis L. lines as delegate
and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley as al
Iternate to complete the delega-
ton. The other delegates are Mrs,
Edward c. Magdeburger, Mrs. Ger
Itrude Parks and Mrs. Ernest H.
Daniel. Alternates will include
Mrs. Edward r. Place, Mrs. Ger
ltrude Harris and Mrs. Howard.
The meeting featured an exhibit
Iof seven handmade children's
dresses by Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse,
chairman of the child welfare di-
vision of the federation's welfare
department. Mrs. PrySe also in
Itroduced the maker of the dresses,
I73-year-old Mrs. Thirza Kolb, a
resident of the Episcopal Church
Home, whose volunteer work is
part of the welfare department
program Of getting the old to
assist the young. Mrs. Kolb has
already made 81 dresses for the
Children's Receiving Home. Mrs.
Pryse pointed out, and is working
toward a goal of 100.
The new District Commissioner,
F.. Joseph Donohue, and Mrs.
Donohue were guests Of honor at
the meeting which also featured
Ia short talk by Mrs. Pierre Gail
lard of the Red Cross Speakers
Bureau. Mrs. Gaillard appealed
for donors to the District Red
Gross blood bank.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Arlington Meeting
Called Tomorrow

The Executive Committee of the
Woman's Club of Arlington will
meet at 1890 am. tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Lee D. DUNN,
824 South Ivy street. The meeting
was originally scheduled for Mon
day.
The cluo's Scrap Book Commit
tee will meet today at the home
of the chairman, Mrs. Viola How
ell Baker. Mrs. w. c. Humphrey
is co-chairman with Mrs. Baker.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Elizabeth Virden and Mrs. Charles
C. CARPENTER.
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TODic Announced

Miss Laurel Childe, a clinical
psychologist with the Montgomery
County Mental Hygiene Clinic.
will describe the work of the
clinic at meeting of the Women's s
Club Of Woodside at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Roy w. Lennartsen. 1905 Dale
drive, Silver Spring, Md. Mrs.
Harry S. Elkins will be co-hostess.
Evening star., 1951-03-27

Policy Committee, will be guest
speaker at the banquet to be held
at 7 pm. Monday. His topic, I'm
plementing Our Faith in Democ-
racy," is also the convention
theme.
Maj. Gen. Charles I. Carpenter
chief of Air Force chaplains, will
address the luncheon at l pm
Tuesday. His topic will be Lets
Look At Our Country"
The Tuesday afternoon session
will also feature presentation o1
awards in the fine arts, crafts
press book and song contests
sponsored by the State fedora
ton.
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Miss Mary Donlon, chairman of
the New York State Workmen' S
Compensation Board and a trustee
of Cornell University, will be the
principal speaker at the Inter
State luncheon to be given by the
Washington Alumnae Chapter of
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Speaker Named for Sorority Interstate Luncheon on April

Alpha eOmicron Pi Sorority OH
April Z at ! pm. at the Hotel 2400.
Also on the program will be Mrs.
Edmond E. Talbot, national first
vice president of the sorority.
This is the first luncheon of its
kind to be given by the sorority.
Last year, members of the Wash
Evening star., 1951-03-27

chapter celebration with members from
more TO take part in the soory the surrounding
first State Day celebration in tendance.
Washington a Mrs William D Fzer in
city outside sorority aangemne and Mrs
Kenneth s. Cole in charge
naugurae Interstate Day
Evening star., 1951-12-12
How q Little Partisan of Peace
Wins Great Big Hand in Moscow
we'd Comrade Stain. CAP.

beloved Comrade Stain. CAP
IplauSe.)
Speaker No. g.: Hail, inspirer
and organizer of the struggle of
the peoples for peace in all the
world, our dear, beloved Comrade
Stain. Continuing applause.)
Speaker No. Z: Hail, great leader
and teacher of the workers, Com
rade Stain. Applause
Speaker No. 8: Hail. great ban
ner-bearer of peace in all the
world, our Dear Joseph Vissarion-
ovitch Stain. (Applause.
Speaker No. 9: Hail, banner
bearer of peace. our leader and
teacher, great Stain. (Continu-
ing applause
Speaker No. 10: Glory to our
Stain. tThunderous applause.)
Speaker No. IL: May he live
long, long years, our genius leader
and teacher, our own Comrade
Stain. (Thunderous applause.)
Speaker No. IL and last: Hail
and long life and many, many
years of joy to our beloved Of all
humanity, our wise leader, great
fighter for peace, our own beloved
Comrade Stain. (ThunderouS,
continuing applause. All rise0
Evening star., 1951-12-12
By the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Know
how to win (applause) in Moscow
Soviet speakers at the final
meeting of the third All-Unior
Conference of the Partisans OF
Peace showed they knew the
ropes.
Following are the final para
graphs of the last IL speeches al
the conference, as quoted by Prav-
da. The parenthesis are Pravda S
Speaker No. /: Glory to our own
beloved Comrade Stain, great
fighter for the happiness of hui
manity. Continuous applause.
Speaker No. 2: Hail, great ban
ner-bearer of peace, genius leader
and teacher of the Soviet people
friend of all workers, Comrade
Stain. (Thunderous applauseO
Speaker No. 8: Hail, our own
father and teacher, Comrade Stal-
in. (Thunderous, continuing ap-
plause.0
Speaker No. 4: Hail, banner
bearer of peace, great Stain
(Thunderous applause.)
Speaker No. S: Hail, great lead
er, friend and teacher, inspirer OF
the struggle for peace, our own
Evening star., 1951-01-31
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. vcHA, aoth and
bedrm; unit Sf ifall G din. 1rns rm'. lsse:' s' Nv;
Possession. No 2-Iedrm; units avail
ooRRas' MI E,ns 1000; Dewey sSes, Of, ElHETG 54Sz
s. ARTiNG1ToN. Is min. to penta-
gon-1 -bedrm. apt. S6S mo-. inc.
utils.: low down payment; terms If
desired: children. pets allowed. OW.
: 7154. ewes. NJ. A. BACON. i
S. Capitol st. (New Section)
TAKE OVER GI LOAN
This lovely 4-yr.-old apt. is clean
throughout, beautifully equipped and
has bedroom 16'9"x10'3": spa
ciouS living room, kitchen, bright
dining area, spotless tiled bath. and
plenty of closet space, lend to very
comfortable, convenient and eco
nomic living. Located a few minutes
from Boiling Field, Naval Research
Lab and downtown Wash, y block
TO ultramodern shopping dist. COM
plete with theater. Total price, ST.
800 Modest cash payment of S2,190
gives you monthly payments of only
$54 .52 which include all utilities.
nour can be too late on this rare
opportunity. Call Mr.. Hall, ST., 419O
evenings, MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
eALES, INc.-152o z ST. NV.
81
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LIQUOR STORE, $4,000 mo. Call
for appointment
Grocery. $1,000 wk; rent, S75 mo-;
grocer: So 900 down
Beginners grocery, $500 wk Here is
your chance to get started with
5! 300 down. BILL SIMONS, EX
61S1.
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BOOMING HOUSE

Across st. from new Geo. Washington
Hospital on 23rd st. NV. 12 rooms
of good furniture; Oil heat: S14O
rent; income quoted $43O mo-; 3
baths; $4,000. terms.
Edwin l.. Ellis. RE. $40
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LANDLORDs-List your unfurn or
furn. apts. or houses with US: free
Hstings; applicants waiting: white
Wash. and vic. Call MA O0Oe.
FCRE. APT.-Service man, wife FBI
employe: $50 to S15 month HU.
653l after pm 3ls
2-BEDRM. APT. (apt. BLDG. - or house
NV. tGeorgetown pref or Kensing-
ton; to 500. 10. 2-61S5. after 5 p m.
%
WANTED-Furn. and unfurn. apts.,
for George Washington Univ. stu
not phone. 8
COUPLE, expecting baby Aug, desires
or 2 bedrm. unfurn. apt, Mar l !;
$40 incl. util. Ia 1880 ewes. 5s
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On y. s. hwy; $4,000 worth of
stock and equipment; $2.700 If sold
this week; lease only; / cent per gal.
SO you will have to hurry to get it.
MILLS REALTY CO., Annandale,
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

rates, by veteran. ia. S-21Os.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Ph Phone fNS Mo olo4- ooe Union STORAGE
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating.
storage; local, long distance: expert
service: low rates. HO. 5S19. l.
MOVING BY VET-EXper. nelp every
Lny time MR. COOK. Gil. 5i37.
PARKS TRANSFER will move any
time; also will pick UP baggage and
trnnks: AD. l531; 81"
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937: ewes. GE. 1416. 81
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE,
BUT HAVE TO. CALL ROYALL
TRANSFER, MI. 1907 80
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HARDWARE STORE in modern, we'll
stocked, clean-as-a-pin store. that
is bargain at $4,000. Ciose-in
suburban location. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. SH. 1882 till o.
will buy grocery store on nice cor
ner. Call DU 9416. Il
FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE and
magazine concession. PETWORTH
PHARMACY, 4201 Georgia ave. NV,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

AsAeos1A ss4@s 45edeeHg :snis:s slssso .,.E,
sHERFfzzsERs, Ii sDtRs0e RH' a2Ss. falrE9Sp sE sse1.
ANACosTIA-s rms. brick, det.; oil
h;,,T.h, h;.,.h hrepl.; nice .neighborhood;
fEpEE nhsssa se' lu pFlfso sto744$ 4$is7so: .7s:':
coNGREss HEIGHTS, near sth and
Alabama aye.--Semidetached brick:
fI; Ems; GAS Ssst tile Osth sfa ,56 5st- gSTde5
I'd. Sc. LII. 4-s46o. 6o4i Iu a9os 9ossss' sAoD'
DISTRICT HGTS.-740o Foster st.
New Diet. 1l2-story brick bungalow.
3 rms, tiled bath. 1st floor, with
1repl.; rms. and bath space. 2nd
fioor; sas heat: large level lot. Trade
sSsslefzsd enY E.ca:Ise !sat zzARTMAT zssss IH
4-34o0. vi. 5e76. II
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - 2-bedroom
frame bungalow with 3 partly.
i0s; IS,. sig $50; 81; 81. 600 down:
Re! EaAtEE e: 1ssi 4ss4o5; 5s4S Good zoDs Td.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Hom.
and bath; rms. and tiled bath In in
paSSment, gas neat: newly decorated:
$4,000 cash will handle. BROWN
EEALTY CORR. Realtors. ST. 2026,
NEAR NICHOLS. cHEsAPEAKE-bbet.
brick, 2 bedrms. on 2nd fioor; back
porch closed in; full basement; oil;
nr. everything. S15.50O, S3, GOD
down. McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9. - 4'~
2,STORY, semidetached brick home.
in Sc. section-Living room. dinine
alcoye. kitchen. 8 bedrooms and
tiled bath; built in 1947 and in
perfect condition. Assume AZ CT
loan. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr., with
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500;
5-RM. semidet. brick house; screened
porch. full basement, fenced back
yard; Air-cond. gas heat. Box
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THE REPORT rs
UNCLE SAM MOVING IN

Yes, very close to this wonderful
business opportunity consisting of a
combination gasoline station-light
lunch room, serving on and off sale
beer. a modern grocery store in an
attached separate building. For the
owners residence there is a 7-room
modern dwelling with Oil hot-water
heat, 2-car garage, and a Groom
cottage-type tenant house, now
yielding steady rental income. This
property is located on q national
highway and contains 10000 square
feet OF ground, giving you room for
expansion, especially tourist cabins.
Prior to Uncle Sans moving in, 1t
was an excellent opportunity. It
will now be virtually little gold
mine" Price. $36,50O. minimum
cash required, $4,000.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
Gil. 633s. 3103 N 10th. OK. 1879
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
Attention, Embassy BUYERS

Attention, Embassy Buyers
We have a lovely piece Of property
on the outskirts Of Washington. In
order for embassy needs. Evenings
call Mr.. Tedford. OR. 1859.
METZLER, Realtor- Builder, l106
Vermont ave. NV, DI. 5000. Il
COLORADO, WEST OF 18th
A picturesque, center-hall, 2a-story,
detached brick house; very large
liv. rm.; guest-size din. rm; break
fast room; modern kitchen: powder
room; twin-size bedrms., 2 baths
on End floor; 2 bedrms. and bath
on 3rd f.; Gear garage: oil h.-w.h.;
slate roof. DI. 1918 TIL 8 pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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$1,500-DOWN $500

- " ~ P0VV
looming house, IL rooms, Ia baths;
on Sth ST.. between X st. and Eye
st NV; income quoted over $3.50
Edwin l.. Ellis, RE. 514O
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WISH TO SHARE my 2-bedroom
house with cple. or cple. with child
end. 1O012 Forest Grove dr., or
write Box 453-M. Star. p
Mr.. 10th ST.-Lge bedrm., use of
st A.: cooking privils., piano, etc;
= or 3 persons; reaS. ia. 1925.
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Near D. C. line; 2 walk-in boxes;
dairy box, refgr. and vegetable bin,
frozen food cabinet, checkout coun-
ter etc; very reas. price. Doing ex-
cellent business. Call OWNER, AP.
n0~r n
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coILsoREP;wNEAR Is tn AND vARNUM

coLoREDWNEAR sIS q ~ AND yARNUM
bedrms.) 8 baths. full finished bsmt'
OIL heat; 1st fl. bedrm. and bath,
uitramodern kitchen. front porch;
taiI nsfe wns,s size yard: nEI {. Owner anxious to
2o4o. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS. s6o5
coI0RED ~ BEAUTIFUL CORNER
shiCk; aIs n top NV: area. kansas
aaEswie0ste5 aere Is ns ST. b,l Just s-,ef Of Ga aye
completely redecorated and mod
ernized; new modern kit, with new
gas range and big elec. refriger-
aator; new oil heating plant New
light fixtures. tile bath, s lge rms.
pig oright basement with separate
and reaT. porches; vacant. Reas.
sEALTYa coRP.. SP pixnea1j Nj, 4ooo; DsSaY eves,,
c1y 1W yopI1ns1. I1s1. Or, 5561.
COLORED-PROM. det. corner. spa
construction; interior woodwork Of
and dignity. lae. T bedrms's aemshs sh
baths; sa issl lawns tbsn attTac and pvt; Priced
COLORED-1515 r ST. N.W.@Brick
8 rms, 2 baths; oil h.-w.h.: reas'
priced; immed. occupancy. THOS.
E. MANN1X. DI. 0476. RA. 7717.
CoLoRED-RooMING HOUSE, o
rms, kit. gas h.-w.h.; yd. nice
sec. cond.; 81 900 down; Sis, 500;
terms. DI $500. "a
BLOCK OF OTIS
ST. N.W-6-rm brick; front porch:
hardwood frs: recr. rm. with bath;
coal hot-air heat; kits. on lst and
2nd frs; $1.500-S2. 900 down;
price. 81 900. THOMAS w. MOORE
UPPER 14th-6.
rm. row brick. 81 800 down; S14.-
800; vacant. STEELE. RE. O493,
CHI, 1905. II
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NEAR UPPER 18th ST. rms. 8
oeorms.: piano., accom-. or more
persons; $l50, incl. utils, TIA. 742h.
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equipment. This is ideal-live in
one apt. and rent the other two.
$4,000 down. Call for appointment
to inspect.
Willoughby Real Estate
500 Mass. NE. AT. 7043. II
CoLoRED - BRoOKLAND, 1928
Franklin st.-10-rm. det. Wonder
rnf tTeeS Gp IL Ia. = S14oa4. S1Ga Nc; 2s2e. s2e. .,
down. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
III 124S aessss aoSa Hope rd' s.e'' Lu. 4-s4oc'
CoLoRED-NEAR Mckinley TECH
se SIDE hall modem sssssda S.s@ er'ss aoncrete tSl
porches. full bsmt. with Y, bath.
built-in gar. immaculate .cond;:
possession in l week. $500 cash
required. FEKETE & CO., Ii.
coIoRR2Ep-s1e.5oo-outst in
1orehes; 'fndsFa modern kI.ehsn, ht Gas1' gas fur
posse Eve esens Mr. ooaaon aaesh
Woodley 1885. I: 7. GRAVATTE'
CoLoRED2BRIcK AND ND sHiNGI2, i gle
semidet:; 2.bedrm.; peri: cond; We
AlCtidll ol1duSos Owl IL WulQOWo, lOfCly
neighborhood. JAMES s. WILDER.
COLoRED-vACANT-Poss. in 10
days. Small down payment. Be
the first to see this lovely row brick.
8 nice-sized rooms. tiled bath. full
hardwood floors throughout; front
and 2 rear porches; good nearby
ne. location. Priced TO sell today.
TU. 1882: ewes, Ia. 1011. SAMUEL
c. REYNOLDS, 30O5 Ga. ave. NV.
CoLORED-NEAR 18th AND RHODE
ISLAND-Prewar det. brick with
det. gar. 8 bedrms., 1h baths, lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace. finished
bsmt. with fireplace; interior in
perfect cond; lot 75x15O. shown
by appointment. FEKETE & CO..
LII 7-4040 Il
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BRIGHTWOOD-U
6,room. semidet. brick. good cond. =;
lst-h. powder rm.: carpeting; nice
yard. Assume CT trust.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501, GE. 6552
CATHEDRAL AVE. near Westchester.
Oct. 3-story brick Colonial, 6 bed
rms, 4Hs baths, double garage; oil
h.-w.h.. maids rm., bath; den and
q bath 1st floor. S39.5OO
BEERS BROS. 9 TO o, 81. 1911
VIC. 4th AND OGLETHORPE
3-bedrm., 2 bath, semidet, brtck:
powder rm. Ist f.: garbage dis. dis.
posal and dishwasher. Rec. rm., gas
heat, .builtin garage Home in ex-
cellent cond. Call ewes. TU. 315I.
BLANKEN REALTY CO. RE. O229.
NEAR WALTER REED - 4-bedrm.
corner det. Colonial. 8 large rms :,
(30X14 liv. rm.). det. 2-car ga
rage; bsnt.. h.-w h.: front and rear
porches. Vacant. Price and terms
oBfa BEERS Is BRos., sRe5s 9 TO o, 81. 7e11.
ADJACENT CREsTWOOD
bssh1 dsn 2sa1 o detached ft beddsr brick;
full bsmt. with rec. .rm., finished
attic. This is an ideal home for q
large family. Call ewes. TU. 3151.
BLANKEN REALTY CO. RE. O229.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT

North Capitol near Missouri ave-
Tiffey-built simedetached brick,
private entrances front and rear:
each has living rm., bedrm., kitchen
dinette and bath: 1st-foor apt.
includes beautifully finished base
ment which may be used as bedrm.
or recreation rm.: gas h.-w.h.; sub
stantial cash REQUIRED. Mr.. Clark,
CO. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
Det. brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, beau
tiful liv. rm., din. rm. and kit.
About 13 years old; wall-to-wall
carpeting throughout. Rec. rm.,
oil h.-w.h. Priced low at $23,95O.
Call ewes. TU. 315l. BLANKEN
REALTY CO., RE. O229. II
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$1,000 DOWN

s large rooms and 2 complete baths
in this det. bricktex home; conven.
to shopping and transportation. in
Capitol Heights area. Monthly pay
ments lower than rent. For this un-
usual buy call ARKIN REALTY CO.,
ST. 3QhC: ewes GE o2Qo 4
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2-FAMILY BRICK. SIT 500

z-FAMILY BRICK, SIT 800
HOME AND INVESTMENT
crowded conditions? Here is the
and complete apts., consisting of
spacious living room. large bedroom,
combination kitchen -dinette and
modern tile bath. All in immaculate
condition. Separate front and rear
entrances. New gas hot-water heat
and stoves. Basement-recreation
room. Only $4,000 cash. Call Mr.
Hall, 81. 4190 ewes, MA. 5OO5 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O K ST. NV.
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MOVE IN FEB. 1st

PARTLY FURNISHED
Vacant det. home; liy. rm., 2 bed
rms. dinette and modern kit: only
a few mos. old; 500 per mo-; Seat
Pleasant, Nd, nr. Census, Andrews
and Boiling Field.
Potts Realty Co., AK. 1155
1907 MINI. AVE. NE. i
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BRIGHTWOOD-$13,95O

BRIGHTWOOD-$13,95O
DETACHED 3-BEDROOM
This lovely white home
sheathed in genuine cypress
and built between the wars
when all the best materials
were available. offers one of
the incest buys on the market
today. It has economical oil
h.-w. heat. full basement. at
tic. Diet. garage, large lot and
should you desire. the adjoin-
ing lot is available. There
are three porches, storm win
dows and screens. This home
should not be on the market
long at this greatly reduced
price. Selling because of Ill
health only. To inspect. call
Mr.: de Lathouder, UN. 1925,
with
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

RESPONSIBLE automobile executive
transferred to Washington desires
to lease .unfurnished modern 4-bed-
msid Toom nath home ntbn preferably & with
Capital. VIII offer adequate assur-
aance OF care. Call Executive 1885
between $50 m. and 8 pm.
TIRED OF APTS!-Family. 3 adults
wants small house, furn. or unfurn.
Don't mind old. If liveable. Nearby
NE. or Sc. others considered:
furn. excel. refs. Box 3S2-L. Star
81
ARMED FORCES urgently need
houses; apis rooms. List property
with Armed Forces Housing Offlce.
Va, NV. Wash. Ii. 5-67O0. Ext
NV; Wash. Nd. Ii. 5-6700. Ext
Sc, S.W.. NE. Wash. 10. $4,000.
Ext. 303.
Sc. NE. Wash. Md. HI. 31OO, Ext.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
CAPE COD RAMBLER

Det. brick, 2 bedrms.. bath, nv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit; 2 roughed-in rms.
and bath in attic. Nice lot. Bsmt.
Gas heat. $1S,500. Terms. DI. $500,
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont
RESTAURANT

Capacity AZ seats. all electric equip
ment; present lease can be re-
newed; rent, S115 mo. less $40 sub
let income: excel, trade; employs .
day mattresses. one night waitress
and one dishwaSher. Owner quotes
SSo0-S1 900 net income per mo.
Price, $4,000; cash required, $4,000.
Dominion InS. g. Realty Agy.
GT 619S ANA NJ Jntb nv 1r-O
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KENT
S42.500

A lovely nearly new home in this
delightful community OF fine homes
ana neighbors. Spacious entrance
hall and living room attractive
dining room, marvellous kitchen and
lavatory on first floor. There are
four bedrooms ana two baths on
second floor: wide lot. nicely i'm
proved; two-car garage. Built BY
architect for own home First time
ofered. To inspect call James e.
Schwab, OR. $500. After 5 pm,
WI. 14O9 or WO l40S RI
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
8 BEDROOMS-1h BATHS

Lovely Colonial brick home; large.
center entrance, and q real dining
room and modern kitchen; full dry
basement. Wide rear lot is COM
pletely chain-link fenced. Entire
property shows loving care by pres
snt owners. Phone MR.. DAUGH-
ERTY, with
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
ST 1900: ewes III 7-6lSd
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1S0S II CT NJ w MA o26s
CHEVY CHASE

ONLY $19,550
A lovely home close to all conven.,
lge. rms. three bedrms.. full bsmt.,
cellent cond.. low taxes.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
OR. 2100, Realtor, Open 8 till 9
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COLORED
S495 DOWN

S495 DOWN
1915 Sd st. NV. Commercial. brick,
8 apts., rental income approx. SlI0
mo, balance mo. payments much
less than income.
VACANT-$125 DOWN
2Sl Warren st. ne. Semidetached
HARRY DREISEN
GIG Bond Bldg. MA. 7772. SH. 1922.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
BOG 18th ST. NE.

3 APARTMENT BUILDINGS
3 rooms and bath each with good
equipment. This is ideal-live in
one apt. and rent the other two.
$4,000 down. Call for appointment
to inspect.
Wi11ol1ohhv Real Estate
Evening star., 1951-01-31

NEAR BROOKDALE
New De Luxe Rambler
A New De Luxe White Brick Rambler
Featuring 3 Bedrooms, 2 Tile Baths
A. delightful home in an
especially convenient area
where new properties prevail
1t must be seen to be fullyo
appreciated-spacio living
room with ireplace-DINING
ROOM = ALL-ELECTRIC GE
KITCHEN. INCLUDING Dis
POSALL-aside from the 8
bedrooms, y tile baths-there
are 2 finished rooms in the
daylight basement. GAS A.-C.
HEAT--built-in garage. Large
level lot. 1t is priced at
$40 800. Attractive terms,
Today call MR.. RELY. TIE.
1920
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
T38 18th St NV Realtors M RS2n
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RESTAURANT

On one of Arlington's busiest corners:
sturdily. built brick bldg: parkine
space; large seating capacity which
can be enlarged All eouipnent
very new Business can be bought
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse &c., Arl. Va. oW. so2o
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UPPER 18th CIR

S22; 500. Lovely detached 6-rm., Q
path brick, recr. .rm.. gas heat, re-
Terms. 1928 Ft. Stevens DIR.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
(,E S2OD