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Evening star., 1951-10-10
Rev. Richard Mussen
Named 1852 Head Of
District Presbytery

The Rev. Richard M. Mussen,
minister of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church will be moderator of the
Washington City Presbytery for
1852.
The presbytery, which has jur-
isdiction over A churches in the
area, met yesterday at Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and B streets Sc. Mr.. Mussen
will succeed the Rev. C. Stewart
Mckenzie. minister of Western
Presbyterian Church, in January.
A native of Caledonia, Ontario,
Canada. Mr. Mussen is a graduate
Iof Occidental College and of
Princeton Theological Seminary.
He came to Washington from his
post as minister of the Mahoning
English Presbyterian Church at
Danville, Pa. Mr.. Mussen has
been minister of Sherwood
Church, Twenty-seco and Jack
son streets NE. since 1910.
Interim Services Arranged.
During the session. the Presby-
terry authorized Sherwood Church
to sell its building to a Christian
Science group for $35,000, pos
session to be taken 80 days after
January l. Sherwood Church
plans to build 100000 plant at
Eastern avenue and Varnum
street NE. construction to start
in 1852.
Charles E. Summers, chairman
lof the church's building commit
Itee. said services will be held dur
ing construction in the present
Sunday School building or in
haywood Theater.
Support of the clothing drive
for Korean relief sponsored by
the Washington Federation of
Churches. launched last week, was
voted by Presbytery.
Exchange of Pulpits Set.
Other actions taken by the
meeting included support of the
Protestant Festival of Faith rally
at Uline Arena, October %: par
ticipation by the Presbytery in
the fall visitation evangelistic
program and active support" of
the Billy Graham revival here in
January.
The annual exchange of pulpits
by Presbyterian ministers will
take place on January 13.
Nominations for trustees of the
General Council were made yes
terday. Nominees are the Revs,
Russell c. Stroup of Georgetown
Church, George H. Yount of First
Church. Arlington. and William
H. Kepler of Northminister
Church. and Elders James Sher-
rier and Charles w. Litchfield of
New York Avenue Church, Mar
Icellus SHIELD of Chevy Chase
Church and Homer Mccain of
Clarendon Church.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

tive expenditures subcommittee
was packing its bags for an on
the-spot inspection of war sur
plus dealings in Europe-and that
no women were invited.
The subcommittee held a closed
meeting, and today the word
leaked out unofflcially-the trip is
on, starting around October 20.
AS for the one woman member of
the subcommittee, Representative
Cecil M. Harden. Republican. Of
Indiana:
"Oh, yes. I'm planning to go, -
said Mrs. Harden. the ranking Re-
publican member,
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Fastest Growing City

BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil
Belo Horizonte. known as the
Garden City of Brazil" is the
country'S fastest-growing city. The
1850 census showed 346,207 resi-
dents, twice as many as in 1910.
In 1900 the population was only
about 10000. Belo Horizonte is
the capital of Minas Gerais State
Evening star., 1951-10-10
BY the Associated Press

Two former Lynn, Mass, de-
tense plant workers were listed
as witnesses today by the House
Un-American Activities Commit
Tee in its probe Of possible Com
munist infiltration of war plants.
They are Donald c. Bollen and
Joseph Figueiredo. identified by
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-11-24

10Th annual Father and Son Week observ-
&nce on Sunday, November rs, and will
continue through November 80, 1851. The
following events have been planned in
connection with this weeks observance:
Sunday, Nov. 90, Father and Son Day
- the churches; Monday, Nov &c, Radio
Slzit (Station WSLS, $500 Tuesday, Nov.
81, annual Father and Son Banquet, DR..
'2hn r. Everett, president, Hollins Col
!, re, speaker. Wednesday, Nov. %, Father
:. Son worship in the home Thursday,
Nov. 20, School visitation for all fathers
day, Nov. 30, moving picture featuring
:, championship Boxing Match.
The theme of the observance this year
Is Teamwork and n 81 Mr..
Jack Gilmore is the general program chair
man.
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program was directed by Mrs Marie Lash.
lev


An Imaginary Tour of the Dixie Cav
erns' is the title of the play given We'd
nesday morning by the students of thel
Fifth Grade under the direction of Mrs.
Beulah Caldwell The Fourth Grade hadI
charge of the Thursday morning assem-
bly,. In observance of Book Week they ably
presented the little skit, Books Speak Up
directed by Mrs. Ethel Trent
Climaxing the weeks program was al
demonstration of the activities IF the City
Government by City Manager Arthur S..
owens at the Friday morning assembly
The weeks program was sponsored by
a committee headed by Mrs. Ruth Ander-
son, assisted by Mesdames Virginia Reeves
md Beu,ah Caldwell.
The members of The Golden Clio Social
Club report a m s t enjoyable meeting
Monday night in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Woods on Gilmer Ave-,
NV. Games and refreshments highlighted
The well planned social hour.
-
Mary Meets Book People," is the title
OF the pretty little skit presented at Gains
boro School last Wednesday by the mem
bers of the Second Grade Glass. This little
group, under the direction of their teach
er, Miss Juanita Clark, gave the little
play In connection with party planned
for their parents. Mrs. Virginia Lee, of
Gainsboro Branch Library, was present
and gave inspiring remarks. Participants
were: Patricia Cunningham, Ernestine Foy,
Dolores Caldwell, Edith Burch, Margie
Lee Gent, Norma Divers and Rudolph
Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Patterson spent last
Sunday at Bennett College, Greensboro,
N. c., visiting their daughters, Lille and
Barbara.
The members of the fourth Grade class
at Gainsboro School presented the little
skit, "My Good Neighbours" at last Fri
day mornings assembly. Participants in
Guided Delois Saunders, Novella Willis,
Dolores Lambert, Carolyn Easley, Bernice
Beavers, Clara Carpenter Armandtine Pc
tiers, Alberta Downs, Janet Spurlock, Frank
Crowder and Yvonne Martin.
Mrs. Charlotte Holt, the former Miss
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-11-24
tn. TRIBUNE

Charlotte Coleman spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. Pearl Coleman, her fam
lily and many friends in the city.
Mrs. Edmonia Dean of 1912 Third street,
NV, resigned as secretary of the Star of
the East Court No. II after serving twenty
one years. She was elected as secretary.
September 10, 1880 and served faithfully
without missing meeting until her health
began to fail in September, 1861.
The Court members express their re-
greet of her resignation and wish her a
speedy recovery.
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OVER THE BACK FENCE.
Continued from page two)
funds for same.


Mrs. Creola Parker of Fifth St.. NE.
was the charming hostess at last Thurs
days meeting of the Big Lick Garden
Club. Following the business session a
lovely birthday party honoring the mother
of the hostess, Mrs Maggie Smith. was
enjoyed by all. Sincere congratulations
and many beautiful gifts were received by
the honoree at this time. Many beautiful
flower arrangements were, on exhibit Blue
ribbons were awarded for excellence in
the art Of arrangement.
Mrs. Evelyn Taylor was hostess to the
Little Women" and their friends at a
silver tea Sunday afternoon.
Plans for the Christmas party were made
by the Flower Club at their regular month
~ meeting last Tuesday night in the home
of Mrs. Goodrich on Wells avenue NV.
Mrs. Mary Jeffreys of Loudon avenue,
NV, was the charming hostess at last
Friday nights meeting of The Venetians
Social Club. Games and refreshments high
lighted the very pleasant social hour
=
The Ideal Garden Club met with Mrs.
John Dent on Harrison Ave-, N. w. last
week. A most interesting discussion on
chrysanthemums was led by Mrs George
Bailey and Mrs. R. E. Polk Blue ribbons
w ire awarded Mesdames Carrie Gallo
way, Leo Young and John Dent
The Star City Scial Club held it's regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Lennell Smitherman at BIT Clayton Ave-,
N. E. The very interesting m ng
began with the perfection of plans for
the clubs famous dinner on November 80
Highlighting the evening were the ia
nous toastmasters Mr.. William H iris
and Mrs. John Bridges. Officers of the
club are: Mrs. Woodrow Walker, presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Ann Harris, vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Joseph Walker, secretary Mrs.
Gladys Teal, asst. secretary; Mrs. Lula
Burwell, treasurer; Mrs Pasny Walker,
chaplain Mr.. William Harris, business
manager.
The observance of American Education
Week at Loudon School topped all previ-
Gus records made by the school, The little
folk of the First and Second grades began
the program with an interesting variety
program Tuesday morning. Mrs Alyce
Moore was guest participant at this as
sembly and added much to its success. The
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M A TES
The Boys Work Division of the William
A. Hunton Branch YMCA will begin it's
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-11-24

Mrs. Charlotte Holt, the former Miss
Evening star., 1951-10-07

COLLEGE PARK. $4,000
Tremendous 6-rm. red brick Georgian
on street that has charm, every
house is different. This one was
custom built 10 yrs. ago and kept
with meticulous care. Outstan6ins
value with $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CAROL HIGHLANDS

New Hampshire Ave. Extended)
Extremely modern detached brick on
large lot. only yrs. old. 8 lovely
rooms, fireplace, 3 bedrms: I'M
owner has been transferred to West
Coast. Purchaser can assume 4fa
loan payable $50 per mo-, including
taxes. Very desirable location. Cal
MR.. Walden. UN. 264S. ewes.
PECK co. LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-10-07
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6

40l5 1NGRAHAM ST.
Hyattsville, 3 bedrmS., | a baths; only
$4,000 for this spotless bune.; liv.
rm with fireplace. din. rm.. OF h.-w.
tile bath among the many fine fea-
lures. See to appreciate. Direc-
tions; Out Rhode Island ave. (Route
] to jefferson St (Hyatts.l. left to
40th ave. left to sSam st. left
70 open house; PERRY BOSWELL.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
~ -o- . U IIIO1It " n e DI. NOV
VERY UNUSUAL

Truly describes this outstanding
value-Lovely mod. det. Colonial
corner brick. Located edge OF For
rest Greek Hills. Just off Beach
drive. Large. beautiful lot: fine
trees. outdoor fireplace; lge liv. rm.
with open fireplace, opening onto
Ice. screened porch: full-siZed din.
rn1.. nice kitchen, 3 good sized bed
rms: ! u baths, attached garage,
fun bsmt;. oil heat; beautiful condi-
ton; SO 500; subst. cash. After |
pm. call WALTER S. CANTRELL,
Realtor; 1887 Con. ave. Wo. 060s.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
FREE HEAT

y 4LIL 11IA L!
Well. aimostD This .-bedrm. ex-
pansion attic. full bsnt. bungalow is
SO well built yoL'llg have 10 see
the gas bills to believe how low
they are, Priced at only SI2, 500
WIN flexible terms. G. NJ. JOHNSON
Evening star., 1951-10-07
3-Bedroom Bungalow

O-DCUIUUIII bUIIBdIUW
S1I 800, detached. large
lot. modern kitchen, bath. large. liV-
ing room. full basement. sundeck
oil heat. aluminium storm windows
S54.75 monthly. 10. 2-s90l, Mr.
Rauch. 10. 2-04O1, JAMES CAR
ROL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Kentland--Vets
SO, ,45O--$35O DOWN,
S65 A MO. PAYS ALI,

fhye besrmn ams' san ana d3a ba lu ss 6snt o.n se
gas heat, concrete street and curDs,
Directions: Out Landover rd. to mi.
past Cheverly Theater to new Esso
gas station, right / blk to sample
house. For further information, can
ERED GREENE. Ap RAl4 Il
Evening star., 1951-10-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
A SUPERB SUBURBAN

Beautiful 4-bedrm., 2-bath modern
home with 3 acres in nearby Md.
APPROX. 10 minutes from D. C. En-
fruit, vegetables, chickens. etc. II
interested in home in the country
don't miss seeing this one. TO in
spect call LU. 4-43S2. Ewes. Mr..
Mudd; 10. 3-9540, or Mr.. Noon,
VI. 5206.
T. PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
OPEN TODAY

OPEN TODAY
NEW ALL BRICK HOMES, SIn.95o
5-rm. Cape Cod with bis expansion
attic. lovely ceramic tile bath, de-.
luxe equipped kitchen. Full day.
nsht basement. outside entrance
Ias neat. Sl,150 down to CTS Easy
more blvd. to Greenbelt rd /. right ia
r. /. ave, left on r. l. to Indian
lane. right 70 new houses and open
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SEE THIS

Excellent modern frame bungalow.
well built in nice: wooded surround
burning fireplace, dining rm.. large
kit. tile bath, > bedrmS. on lst
floor bedrm. upstairs. maids rm. in
bsmt. with bath; garage in bsmt. I;
screened porch, fenced back yard;
h.--w. heat; lovely shrubs. Close to
convenient to ANDREWS FIELD FIELD
SUITLAND. ETC.; S15.S00. Open to-
day. II am. till 3 pm. Out Ben
ming rd. to Central ave. UP Central
ave. to 61st st. in Capitol Heights.
right to $40 6lst st. JOHN H. Nc
ALL1STER. Suitland. HI. 4549.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
3-UNIT APT.

Takoma Park. Md, near sanitarium-
;{-car garage, oil INV h.; good con-
dition; $1,000 cash: $500 monthly
income: ] blk to bus. JU. T-6l7S.
Open Sun. 20, Directions: Out
Carroll ave. past ssnitarium, > blks.
to Garland. left to 77i3.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
SOOS WiS Avo WI ga,
Evening star., 1951-10-07
CHEVERI,v

CHEVERLY
A fine stone home in heart of Chev-
erly with q rms, tile bath. full
bsmt., only S15,5 800; 81 800 down,
balance, 500. full monthly payment
CHEVERLY
An ideal home for the larger family,
fun bsmt. oil h.-w.h., garage;
$1,000; substantial cash. See this
home today.
SUNNYBROOK
A cute 3-bedrm. brick and masonry
rambler, large bsmt., gas heat; conv,
to everything; $4,000; $500 down,
balance like rent.
HUDSON COMPANY
471O ANNAPOLIS Rd. Bladensourg, Nd
UN, 1918 Weekdays
WA. O-5I6i Week Ends
Evening star., 1951-10-07
RAMBLERS
$16,750
New Brick Construction

VA AND FHA APPROVED
Nearly sold out: contains 3 bed
rooms. with unusually large base
pent and outside entrance; brick
fireplace. and large picture win
dow; beamed ceilings and modern
kitchens
Directions: Out Georsia ave. approx
ga miles from light at Georgia
ave. and Colesville I'd, turn left
at Evans pkwy and follow Arrows
to our furnished model home. Mr.
King on premises.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
RE. $3.50: Ewes, SH. O4q7 -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
RRIcK R1rNGA1nw S11n.n

BRICK BUNGALOW, 81 .0IU
than new; yard is developed; house
has nice. rms. and big attic tile
bath. de luxe kitchen equipment,
gas heat; assume GI loan at S65
per mo. with $1,000 down.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
MONTGOMERY
THE HAMLET

Onc OF nea..y Marylands finest and
most attractive suburban areas, we'll
l--lrlctea. L4:cC.4y opposite Colum-
b.a Country Iluo. :! de luxe resi-
o-4Ccs On lois 9tXlJ0 now nearing
completion zach oIcT.ns 4 bedrms
and library. Unique split level house
with ! complete baths at S45.Uuu
Sf,.5uO Call Mr. Stuart. Ma. 1850
ewes, and week ends EN-. ass.
j. Rupert Mohler, Jr.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SILVER SPRING-Sl6,95O

lovely brick Colonial home
very handy to the new Georgia
avenue pike; q pleasant rooms
and bath, an all-electric kitch-
en- any woman will enjoy,
fenced lot; nice residential
nelghborhood; owner MOVING
soon to another State,
Evening star., 1951-10-07
UNIVERSITY PARK
AP. DIUU, UN. U3 tt

UNIVERSITY PARK
Lovely 4-bedrm. brick home with .
baths and han-baths. First floor
has, liv. rm. with firepl;, din. rm.,
modern kit. with breakfast area,
powder rm,; bsmt. has beautiful
pine-paneled recr. rm. with fIepl..
laundry rm., gas heat and garage;
large. level lot Price. S29,500 Call
Mr.. Mcintosh. EX. 14S0: ewes MI
Evening star., 1951-10-07
EXATTSNI1IE C1n a

HYATTSVILLE Sl2,.5O
Extra lge. bungalow-type home which
features beautiful rec. Tm in dry
bsmt.. and det garage Close 10
buses, stores and streetcars. 100
down, $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
1414 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
Ii I-104n
II IAPPROVED-sa5n DOWN

Nearly new bungalow Of fine lge. rms,
bedrms.. tiled bath. full bsmt., gas
&C. heat, equipd. kit, beautiful oak
frs, and Venetian blinds; let 65xlOO;
Si1 $50. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2SU2
till 8.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
'HILLANDALE"~S239 $50

A commanding location. well
suited to this smart red brick
rambler. built 1850; d rooms,
j "a baths, radiant heat, all
electric kitchen, attached car
port; today's styling at its best
in this excellent Silver Spring
subdivision.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
COLORED
GROOM HOME

Open Sun. / til 6. Takoma Park.
Md, No. 4 Geneva ave. Drive out
and see this lovely home situated on
IA acres of beautifully handicapped
land; 3 chicken houses; many ex-
tras; corner lot; near bus. Direc-
tionS: Out Piney Branch to Miss.
ave, then right to Sligo Creek pkwy.,
then right to Geneva ave. and open
siRn. Mr.. Leavitt, JU. 1915. cox
IL CO., 81. 0775. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Open Today, 2 til Dark
WHEATON PARK

3Ak10 = WI Z 70 ~ 3 4N1144N
3 bedrms., full bsmt. This semi
detached home, less than 1 yr. old
is immaculate. wonderful oppor-
tunity to own your own home with
very low monthly payments and
YET having the privileges Of all the
home. Below mkt. price; very reas.
down payment. Directions: Out
Ga ave extended to Viers Mill rd..
left about "a miles to Andrew ST.
right on Andrew 3 biks. to the
Wheaton Hgts. sales office. Avail
for your insp. any time. See Mr..
LanSdale
Co1onio1 Investment IN
Evening star., 1951-10-07
nNr ADrr 81

ONE ARCE. SI1.r5n
Older type home of q lge rms. but
every inch is value; beautiful piece
OF sround, 3 mi from D c. several
outbuildings all set for chickens,
etc. $1,000 down; S65 handles all
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BRANCH FARM

WE ARE INVITING YOU
To see this lovely brick
rambler, Just completed. There
is Soft. living room with
fireplace and polished beam
ceiling paneled den, 3 bed
rooms 9 baths and a family
size kitchen. woman's dream
of efficiency equipped with
garbage disposal and dish
washer: basement has fire.
place where a fine recreation
room can be developed; at
tached garage. All this on
corner acre of land. with
trees and where the picture
windows afford beautiful views
of the surroundings. Please
call Mrs. Upp. SH. 0335.
OPEN SAT, SUN, 11-6
Directions: Out Route %
or Colesville rd. from Silver
Spring through Colesyille to
Paint Branch Farms, right on
Copley rd. "a mile to house.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
UPTOWN OFFICE REALTORS
lots WIS AVE. NV. OR. 67l5
Evening star., 1951-10-07
CHEVERLY
CHEVERLY, MD.
CHEVERLY

Several new homes built by
Housing Corporation; 3 and 1
bedrms., Ia baths: oak trim,
copper plumbing, gas heat.
full daylight bsmt. Exhibit
home open Il-7 daily. Located
at 3026 Lake ave, 2 blks of
Cheverly ave.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
5440 Annapolis Rd., UN. ll43
Evening star., 1951-10-07
4-BEDROOM BRICK

~ - 1NONI4F3 O1I1O1A
CHEVERLY
This attrac. home has . bedrms. and
bath on lst A., liv. rm. with firepl
den, din; rnl. and kit: . lge bedrms'
and bath on 2nd fl; fun bsmt., gas
n:-Wh 2-car GARAGE: lot li0x15n,
EXCEL. residential neighborhood: will
sell furn. or unfurn. Call Miss
Chapman.
Q. B, ZANTZINGER co,
94a, K st. NV, Ma. 1871
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HAVE YOU SEEN
GLENRIDGE

Attractive Semidet. Homes in
Suburban Community
S10,010-$64.82 A MO.
Incl. prime, int, taxes. ms. vet. pref.
G1 Loans 40, Is Years -
stories, full bsmts,
with outside entrances. = bedrms.,
ceramic tile baths, modern kitchens.
Venetian blinds, spacious closets;
sodded lots. Convenient to schools,
transp. and shopping center.
DIRECTIONS: Out Bladensburg I'd.
ne. to Peace Cross, then continue
on Annapolis rd. tU S. 5O) approx.
3 miles TO Glen Ridge Look for
sign on left opposite Landover Hills,
SAMPLE HOME, 7l0s GLEN RIDGE
DR.; pN. 4405. OPEN l PM. TILL
MONROE pEv. CORP. REALTORS.
XII, S-6l40. 134 No. Kings Hwy.
Jefferson Manor. Alex, Va
Evening star., 1951-10-07
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER

Approx. 1-Acre Corner Lot
ST. 450--GI APPROVED
Here's an outstanding value at a
rldiculously low price. Living room
with fireplace and knotty pine wall,
dining room. equipped kitchen :,
beoroomS. utility room shade
trees. Located in BrandyWine. Md
convenient to Andrews Field
Monthly payment. $50 for every
thlng. Only $3.50 down. Call Mr.
Harris. Ma 5du5.
FREDERICK w, BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K st, NV
Evening star., 1951-10-07
rrIsToM pp1ry S,ar-o

CUSTOM BRICK, S14,950
Built by specifications with the very
and nice closets. Side porch, garage,
"A baths, all-elec kit house
that Is different 50 900 trust avail
able; $500 down will handle.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

BERWYN, MD.
8703 49th AVE.
reduced to Sl2 500. D rms. and
beth lst floor, apt. in basement;
h.-w.h.. with oil: large lot. chicken
mouse and tool shed; purchaser
assumes SO 900 lst mortgage. owner
moving to farm.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH O44O. SH. 2971.
Open daily til q pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
GOOD HOMES
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
c10 CSn

Smart looking red brick
rambler with low lines. inSide
white fenced grounds, q rooms
and bath. equipped kitchen.
large clothes closets: h.-p.
heat: garage; location is very
handy to bus. schools Gad
chain SIIDer.rpa rker
Evening star., 1951-10-07

WESTERN RAMBLER. Sl1.50o
Cedar shingle home in attractive pas
tel color, > big bedrms.. tile bath.
spacious, wen-equipped kit: fun,
dry osmt. with gas heat; $1,000
down and S64 per mo.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
DENTISTS. ATTENTION

Fully equipped ONCE. 2 op. rms. X-ray
mach, cabs, sterilizer, etc. in cor
rms. Located on N H. ave. near
University lane. This is the only
dental off1ce in this area. win con-
sider leasing. For further informa-
ton, call Mr.. Curling. with r. G.
DUNNE, HO. 0700; ewes. and Sun.
LA. 6-776S.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
ESTATE

Artistic stone home. with beautifully
!sndscaped ground. This S-rm., 3
bath home was built of the finest
materials. for the present owner;
large screened porch overlooks a
rage. oil h.-wh and many other
desirable. features Phone me and /
Will be glad TO give you more details
Mrs. MoebS, OIL. 1908.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
CHEVERLY
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
3119 PARKWAY

AN UNUSUAL VALUE
Fol real value, inspect this detached
lin excellent restricted residential
community From center entrance
enter a living room with fireplacel
13x26' large dining room. very
spacious modern kitchen with di-
nette on 1st f.. 3 bedrooms G. Of
them will take twin beds) and mod
side porch. full basement. gas heat.
Owner is transferred and desires
immediate sale. Call Mr.. Beasley,
VI. 0g06
From Peace Cross turn right on De-
fense hwy. annapolis rd) to Chev-
erly Theater, bear right about u
mile to Cheyerly ave, turn right
to Parkway, right to house.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
l224 l4th BIT. NV. Realtor. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS. sle.5oO
Here is your opportunity to set into
this very popular CloSe-in COM
munity. Outstanding 5-rm. brick
bungalow with full bsmt Aluminium
storm windows, awnings and Anchor
fence. $4,000 down and easy terms.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

GROOM COLONIAL. Sl+,n5O
Just 10 mos. old and in perfect con-
dition. 3 double hedrms., walk-in
closets, truly unusual 23-ft. living
room. full din. rm.. kit. loaded with
appliances. A buy with $1,000
down and sos per mo.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.
OWNER MUST SELL

OWNER MUST SELL
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 5
I4o5 Baltimore ave. l blk. from
Piney Branch I'd. and Philadelphia
ave. Beautiful custom built, 3-bed-
rm. brick, liv. rm with fireplace,
den, lge. dining rm.. full bsmt.;
garage. II you see it YOU will want
it. Make an offer: conven. to schools
and bus; walking distance to down.
cox g. CO.. sH. O593, 81. 0775
Evening star., 1951-10-07

NEW BRICK HOMES. S1.1ao DOWN
Today's outstandine value, lee. rms.
and big expansion attic with dorgner
windows; vovely ceramic tile bath.
sparkling white kitchen, profess
sionally planned; full bsmt and eas
heat; GI approved at Sl2,95O, with
low monthly payments.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SILVER SPRING sa4 osn
RIFLEY d ROMER, Realtors
A4l3 Ga. Ave, S. S. ST.. GIL


Owner is selling this .ovely brick
rome in Forest Estates. Silver
Spring, consisting of 4 bedrms.. ! II
baths, liv; rm., din. rm.. screened
porch. full bsmt.. gas heat. large
with outdoor frepl and picnic aiea
inns de luxe home is priced to sell,
N.l OOO; terms. Call ST. 1900
Evening star., 1951-10-07

RIvERDALE BUNGALOW, SlN,o50
Attractive .-6edrm. home on quiet
paved street, has apt. In bsmt with
separate entrance; > complete baths
equipped kitchens; excellent home
and investment; S2,450 down, ST
per mo.