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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
..oMMUNITY EVENTS
TO D 4 Y

At 7;;S0 pm-Sigma Beta Fhi meet ing at Mrs. Ray Renshaw, Render Apartments. At 7:30 p.m.-Dorcas Society will meet at home of Mrs. Don Comp ton, North Douglas Road. At 7:30 pm-Basketball, Mt. Edge- cumbe vs Juneau High School in High School gym. At p.m.-Area captains meet with Civil Defense Council in City Hall Chambers. At 8 p.m.-Juneau Singers practice tonight instead of Thursday, in Methodist church. At 8 pm. = odd Fellows meet in IOOF Hall
 January 24 At noon-Kiwanis Club, Baranof. At 7:30 p.m.-Chapeladies will meet at home of Mrs. Hagmeier. At 8 p.m.-Alaska Potters meet at AB. Hall. At 8 p.m-WSCS meets at home of Mrs. F. A. Saunders, 29 Chan mel Apartments. At 8 pm.-Elks Lodge. At 8 pm.-ACCA Board of Directors meet at home of Mrs. John Me Cormick, 436 West 18th Street.
 January 25 At noon-Chamber of Commerce meets in Baranof Hotel. At 2 pm. = Members of Juneau Naval Reserve meets in NC. of- fees at Support. At 8 Members of Legion of Moose No. 25 meets. At 8 pm-Rotary sponsored variety show at 20th Century.
 January 27 At 830 p.m-Reception honoring Legislators at Governors House, dancing at 10. Public invited.
 January 29 At noon-Lions Club, Baranof.
 January 30 At noon-Rotary Club, Baranof.
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"Watch Out For Tom"

This was followed by several interoffice memos regarding the type of business which young Capeharts plant might be able to handle, plus letter from Tom Capehart listing his plant equip ment in great detail.
 Finally on Dec. 12, F. w. Warn- CT, of the Crosley Division of AVCO, Cincinnati. sent the following memo to "all buyers" alerting them to be on the lookout for ways of plac- ing orders with the son of the Senator from Indiana. Warmers memo reads:
 Subject: Packard Manufacturing Corporation
 , Copies to: All buyers
 q am enclosing. herewith, copies I 6fMmy 1file ollf the above subject company which is completely self explanatory.
 The Honorable Homer Cape hart is a very important Senator in Washington, and a very close personal friend of MT. Emanuel
 q definitely want every one of you to give evrey consideration to his son. MT Thomas c. Capehart, President of the Packard Manu- featuring corporation, on any item he may be in position to fur nish us, provided he can be con- petitive from every standpoint.
 T would appreciate your sending me opies of inquiries to the Pack ard Manufacturing Corporation fol the next two or three months SC that I may have an answer tol MT. Craig to submit to MT. Eman- uel.
 "F. w. Warner" Most small businessmen spend days cooling their heels in govern ment bureaus, or paying fees to five percenters before they can get either government orders or sub contracting orders from the big corporations. They do not have a father in the Senate
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Dinner Table Friend

Senator Sparkman of Alabama has just written penetrating re- port showing how small business men are not able to get war con- tracts. He should have included in his report the following letter of November 30 from Victor Emanuel to John Craig, General Manager of the -JcN6sletp U Dielsfeh pfs the AVCO Manufacturing Co.,, in Cin- cinnati as an illustration of how little business can get war business If you have 6 father, in the Sem ate and if you attend the proper dinner parties. Emanuels letter to Craig follows.
 Dear Johnny:
 q have never had a trip such as this and am writing this between appointments.
 At the dinner I gave for Stu Symington last night, Senator Homer Capehart was here and was very appreciative of all our kindnesses and, incidentally, he talked considerably about Rich nond and Connersville. He has a son, Tom Capehart, who has the Packard Mig. Corp, in Indianapolis. This is a rather small plant but dia considerable war production in the last war. Capehart owns one other plant but this is leased for eight years to CorneA-Dubilier Electric Corp. He would like us to work closely with his son. especially in the field of subcontracting.
 T explained to Homer that we, ourselves, outside of Lycoming- Spencer Division, did not have any great amount of war orders now but we were going to have to go after them and we would do every thing possible to cooperate with his son.
 At your convenience. could you get in touch with Tom Capehart and ask him to come to see you and tell you about his facilities which, to repeat, are not large, and, everything being equal, as and when we can utilize his facilities, we will certainly do all within our power to do so? I know you will agree that this is a good thing to do."
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MARSHALL URGING HANGOVER DRAFT; TELLS REAS0NS WHY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23- lR - Secretary of Defense Marshall said today the U. s. troops under Gen. eral Macarthur need 15,000 replace ments a month and it will be April before his divisions are built up to normal strength"
 Marshall testified at hearings by the House Armed Services Com mittee on the defense Departments request for universal military ser vice and training for Is year olds. The Department also asks that the length of service by drafted men be extended from 21 months to 27.
 Marshall, noting the military manpower goal is 3,462. 900 by June 30, said we will have to increase our forces beyond this strength if the situation worsens."
 The Defense Secretary cited Mac Arthur's needs for replacements and the possibility of an increase in the military manpower goal as req sons for extending the draft to Is year olds. At present, the draft reaches only men aged 19 to 26. :
 Marshall said that when the Korean campaign began last June, Macarthur had in Japan four di- visions at about half strength.
 He said Macarthur made the very courageous decision" to put 30,000 South Koreans into the ranks of the American divisions.
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Korean War
 Ai a Glance
(By Associated Press)

Korean fighting front - Allied forces drive back into Wonju, grab it's little airstrip and push arm ored patrol five miles north of important central front communi- cations hub. American jets down four Russian-made jets and claim several other probable" kills in biggest jet air battle of Korean war Russian-made planes came from Manchuria to attack U. s. fighters as they bomb and strafe Sinuiju airport on northwestern Korean border.
 Lake Success = United Nations sidestep American charges of Red Chinese aggression to study new Peiping proposals for limited cease fire followed by seven-nation nego- tiations on major far eastern prob lens.
 Paris-Gen. Eisenhower returns from Germany winding up l0-na- 5ion European search for potential Atlantic Pact defense army. Will leave Thursday for Iceland and Canada before returning to Wash ington to make full report.
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Daily lessons in English Sy %y. L. GORDON

WORDS MISUsED: Do q don't know to goF Sav THAT to go" OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Debris de-bre, in DEBT second E BREED accent second syllable.
 OFTEN MISSPELLED Respectfully expressing spect Respectively leach in the order gven). SYNONYMS: impartial unbiased unprejudiced WORD STUDY: three times yours" Let
  deficient discerning He nappre hensive of people"
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MODEPN E7IGUErTE SoRrRrA Ss LEE

O. you suggest who is living another town, might brothers fiancee?
 A. Mary your Bob and happy be member little family course hope very until then these few lines will your happiness Aecionatey Ruth
 O. pepper shakers how many should be the dinner table?
 A. Salt pepper between two 
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 Never; always to meet the woman
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KIDS ADMIT THEFT

Three juveniles, two 12-years-old and one 11-years, were apprehended yesterday by Juneau City Police. They admitted breaking into the Fish and Wildlife Service storeroom in the AB Hall and taking boxes of pencils, erasers and paper. Some Of the stolen articles were located by police yesterday and the youngsters returned the remainder of the ma terials today. One of the lads has been in similar trouble before
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Washington Siaie
 Man for Fed. CAA

WASHINGTON, Jan. g = R = Joseph P. Adams of Washington state was nominated by President Truman to be a member of the Civil Aeronautics Board for the term expiring Dec. 31, 1856.
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FROM VANCOUVER

Jean Johnson of Vancouver, B.C., arrived here on PAA and Is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
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Weather al
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions ana temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:3C am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau nro nn fnliourr.
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20 YEARS AGO t-Gm fHE EMPIRE
JANUARY 23, 1881

R. Sommers Territorial Highway Engineer Sitka in connection hydroplane landing
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the honor roll semester in the Douglas Wahto Hja William Asd Loken first Edwards Ibeu Cashen Harry Kronoust stephanie Africh Wilma
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had used the dinner to do some
 quiet lobbying on war contracts.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH ::: :;:::: $: ::: ]: j: :::::::: : 5: $ $: :::: :::
 Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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cast o young and hard at musical presented at the February had the leading roles were NIeca Williams and Crystal
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PETE MARTIN HERE Pete Martin of Tenakee is stop ping at the Gastineau Hotel.
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Weather High, 40; low, 31; rain-snow.
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

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School basketball players the of Gas ineau They game possible of of 26 to 13 for Douglas brightest spots the line
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dispatch from The Hague the death aged 45 dancer considered the worlds great performed before Many her and troupe they appeared
Evening star., 1951-05-05
$17,95O

Four bedrms. and as comfortable as
can be. Assume a large FLA loan
and bring your family into this solid
brick home, located conv. to schools,
transp. and shopping gar, full
bsmt. and many extras included.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
HANDY ANDY

WITH $3.50 DOWN
Can fix UP this large older home on
ls-acre lot; vacant. To inspect
drive out N. H. ave. to first stoI
light past District line, left to Elm
st, left to Hickory. right to No. 1S
THE POLINGER co.
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TIE. 7343
AURORA HILLS AREA

LOVELY MASONRY HOME
Setting on a nice corner lot
with beautiful Shrubbery and
flower garden. House has 5
bedrms., 3 baths, liv rm. with
stone fireplace. separate formal
din. rm. and compact kit.
equipped with stove and re-
frigerator. Full bsmt., excel.
heating plant. garage. $4,000
takes it.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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S18.45O

Here Is an unusually well kept and
well located brick Colonial with gar.
on beautifully handicapped corner
lot. Don't miss this one-it is an
excellent buy. Substantial cash at
this price but owner will con-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA
OFFERS
A LARGE HOME

That you can own with real
pride and satisfaction of hav-
ing your moneys worth. 5 lge.
bedrmS, 4 baths, knotty pine
rec. rm.; dble. car garage;
beautiful Handicapped grounds
with lily pond and fountain,
barbecue pit and terraced yard.
Worth your inspection AS 1T
is UNDER PRICED BY S20,-
900. You can buy 1t for
$50, 900. Call to see this man
sion today.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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TIE. 7343
NORTH ARLINGTON

ATTRACTIVE BRICK CAPE COD
With bedrms.. liy rm.. DIN.
rm., kit, tiled bath; located on
dead-end street which is
excellent for children. Attrac-
tive yard, IL fruit bearing
trees; full bsmt.; oil heat; ga
rage; handy to shopping, bus,
schools, etc. $1,000 cash; bal.
FILA easy monthly payments.
Price, S17,S50. See this before
it is sold.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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$4,000

brick bungalow has = additional
bedrms.. paneled and finished. up
T stairs; den and separate din. rm.
make the LIST fl. extremely iyable.
$1,000 cash.
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BURCH REALTY co.
DFAT TNDC
GROOM BRICK

Large prewar rooms and tile bath
concrete streets and sidewalks; 2
blks. school and bus; Just across
D. C. line at Cottage City. Price tc
sell now. $4,000. Must have sub
stantial cash. OWNER, UN. 0493
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$22,50O

N a perfect neighborhood close to
Chain Bridge. this brick home is
spacious, has 3 bedrmS.. a full bsmt.,
rec. rm. with fireplace, a built-in
garage, and is unusually Handicapped.
$4,000 cash.
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OWNER LEAVING, MUST SELL
This pretty 5-rm. and de luxe bath
plus sun rm. BUNGALOW. automatic
oil fuel heat; beauty. Lge.. lot
near Lee hwy and Glebe rd.; No.
location Sacrifice price. $4,000
down Call us at once. LARRY O.
STEELE. RE. 0493: CH. 1905: e
ALEX ANDR1A's HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built In
the, early 10Th century and was
known as 1.-The most elegant house"
It's perfect restoration and modern.
ization retains its elegance while II
brings added INABILITY and charm
From its brick arched basement
through It's distinctive three stories
you are Satisfied with the right
ness" of it all The original Fan
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical of the architecture of the
period-nothing finer has been pro.
duced. Truly handsome. dignifled
house flanked by terrace and garden
Photographs available-inspection by
appointment Call Miss Hill or Mrs
Mark. Decatur 4101. ONCE hours;
Emerson 0SS1 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 Goth st. NV. Washington. DC.
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TIE. 7343
LYNNHAVEN

Handy to Washington and
Pentagon bldg. Brick row home
in convenient location with Q
nice lge. bedrms., liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm. and fully
equipped kit: full osmt.; oil
heat; fenced yard; front
screened-in porch. 50 500 down.
mo. payments approx. SIS.
Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Open Sunday I I'll 8
1909 Central Ave.
Lovely 2-story brick Colonial in eX-
cellent location; situated on a large
beautifully shrubbed and fenced lot
This home should be put on your
r11ust-see list. 1t contains good
sized bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor;
large liv. rm., guest-size din. rm.,
modern kit, screened side porch: full
SSms SSireetly WON On gsS rear Of lot Priced rea.
sonably at S1S,950 with excellent
financing and terms. Directions: Out
Piney Branch rd. to Flower ave,
right on Flower to Carroll ave, left
on Carroll ave. to Central. and right
TO No. 12no and our s!Tn
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TIE. 7343
JEFFERSON MANOR

A lovely suburban home area
brick semidet. home with 2
bedrms., tiled bath, liv. rm.,
din. rm., cheerful kit, with
stove and refgr.; full bsmt..
rec. rm.; gas heat; front porch.
S2.26O down, bal. S7396 mo.
includes everything. -
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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RIVERDALE, MD.
RIVERDALE HTS.
- A.YT-
TEMPLE HILLS

friendliest community of
fine homes; IL sold, IL more near
completion Rambling brick bunga-
rms rms and and BATH bath All All have W nv @ Tm,
with firepl., din. rm., complete GE
kit. full bsmt., oil a.-c. or h.-w.
heat, lge lots. Prices, $16,500 to
$17.500. Excel financing. Open daily
Directions: Out Branch ave, straight
ahead on st. Barnabas rd., left on
Temple I'd, 2 blks. to Leslie ave-,
right to houses. LEIGH C. KELSEY,
Jr.. FIR. 4O3O or IL 4-1114. =6
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ALEXANDRIA
FRAME ASBESTOS
= V1ANRYV " a~TI YT@TTCY

FRAME ASBESTOS
2-FAMILY APT. HOUSE
Each apt. consisting of liv.
rm., equipped kit, 2 bedrms.,
bath: back screened porch;
half bsmt.; new oil hot-water
heat: buses Q blks.. schools
] blk. Selling price. $4,000
and purchaser assumes pay
ment on oil burner; purchaser
can live in l apt. and rent
other, to more than make the
monthly payments and pay OF
trust. About $1,000 needed as
down payment. Buy this be-
fore it's too late.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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Arlington RanblerS

~SS~SN@N
You will be most faborably impressed
when you inspect these charming
and unusual ramblers; almost every
question that clients have asked in
the past about ramblers have been
answered with these homes. You
may have your choice. 1t is not a
subdivision. They are customized,
built Of the finest built construc-
ton; they vary in size from 3 bed
rms, tile baths to 3 twin-size bed
rms. Ia baths plus center hall;
full bsmts. and gars. Some have
pine-paneled dens. rear porches,
huge picture windows in bsmt. as
well as liv. and din. rms, outstand-
ing kits. with garbage disoosals,
exhaust fans, Formica sink tops
They are priced from S1T.400 to
S1a.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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FALLS CHURCH

Stone home. excellent loca-
tion. 3 bedrms., .lge. iv. rm.,
formal din. rm., breakfast
nook. lovely modern Kit, side
porch: full bsmt.; oil INV h.
$4,000. Substantial cash
needed. Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-05

ARTHUR L. WALTERS
2704 NORTH PERSHING DRIVE
OW. 5000, CHI. 4l41
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ARLINGTON
Just Off Lee Blvd.
Center Entrance Brick

CONVENIENT TO PENTAGoN
Six-room detached brick, ia baths:
heat; level lot, approx. u acre;
nice-size liv. rm. with fireplacel,
din. rm.. dream kit; three good
sized bedrms. with cross ventilation.
Beautiful tile bath with shower.
Full bsmt Rear screened porch.
Call Mr. Shankle, ME. 2l37; ewes,
ITTI PEATTV co
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Excellent residential area. Completion
in about wkS. Purchase now and
select your interior colors. Two
story brick and frame; 3 large bed
rms, and tiled bath UP, with stairs
to storase attic; lge. liv. rm. with
Beauty Craft Kitchen and lge
scrnd. porch on 1st floor; gas a.-c.
heat. full bSmt. with Law. and out
side entrance; one-car attached
garage; nice lot S24. 500 with sub
stantial cash. WAYNE A. CASKEY.
Rdnn WA RR0n
Evening star., 1951-05-05
TIE. 7343
BEVERLY HILLS

Modern brick home with a
taste of refinement you'll like.
3 bedrms., ga baths. 2 fire
gorgeous rec. rm. with bar and
built-in lounge seat. Attractive
yard and loads of extras worth
your careful consideration.
S30.500. First Come First
Served, Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-05
COLLEGE PARK

Beautiful 2 full story white
brick. newly decorated, det.
garage. This home has 2 lge.
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd
a. First A. has lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., elec.
kit. twin-siZed bedrms. and
tiled bath. with pvt. entrance;
500 So. IT. concrete terrace
with custom made barbecue pit
and screened dining area;
bsmt. has UNIQUE furnished
rec. rm. incl. bar and refgra
Workshop; grounds beautifully
handicapped; a steal at S19.750;
excellent financing by OWNER.
6S0S Dartmouth ave, College
Park. UN 1923.
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DEL, RAY BUNGALOW


S10,5O0 buys this house,
which needs a little painting
and repair work to be done,
but 1t is an excellent, handy
location in a much desired
neighborhood. House is sub
stantially built and presents
good appearance. . bedrms..
liv. rm.. din. r;n.. kit. front
porch: full bsmt.; coal heat:
attractive yard. LandScaped
with hedges and trees. A
So. 900 cash offer down pay
ment may take it, It's your
move-LetS go!
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
AL BAKER & SON, INC
REALTORS
lie S. st. Asaph St., Alexandria. Va
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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Country Club Grove
FALLS CHURCH

BRICK CAPE coD-Priced at S1s-
$50; this 4-bedrm home is real
value! Complete tile bath or lst
floor and a partially finished
bath on 2nd. Full bsmt. with out
side entrance. Lovely spacious
details. Ewes, ia 5-6569
METZLER-Va. Office
GIL. 1888 OK. 0s78
Evening star., 1951-05-05

BRK. GRIN. RAMBLERS
And 2-story, under construction. Full
bSmt., lge. lot. paved streets. metal
kit. cabinets, garbage disposal unit,
kit. fan, Formica sink top. Decora-
tions to suit your taste. Directions
Up Cheverly ave, turn right on For
est I'd to $500 blk. Greenleaf I'd
or phone RA. 944S. -
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ARLINGTON

6AO1 bhRChOEI
BY OWNER-S19. 800
Colonial brick home. 6 min. from
Pentagon:. bedrms.; large liv. rm.
with flrepl.; din. rm.; large screened
porch; fenced yd.; full bsmt., incl.
toilet; oil heat. Every convenience;
fine neighborhood.
CHI. 1854. 5
ARLINGTON-ASHTON HEIGHTS
638 N. KENMORE ST.
Open 1915. A real nice 3-bedroom. q
path nome with many excellent fea-
lures on a beautiful 1a-acre lot.
Plenty OF flowers and fruit and close
to everything
PAUL B. HILLIARD
OW. 60O4. OF. 7649. -6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Arlington-Falls Church
S24.5OO


Three -bedrm. brick with expan. attic
for . additional bedrms. Every con-
celvable conyen., incl. center hall
entr:. 25-ft. liV. rm. with fireplace.
de luxe kit: with diShwasher. pa
baths. finished rec. rm., built-in
About $4,000 cash
$22,5OO
In a perfect neighborhood close to
Chain Bridge. this brick home is
spacious, has 3 bedrmS,, a full bsmt.,
rec. rm. with fireplace, a builtin
garage, and is unusually Handicapped.
$4,000 cash.
$4,000
On a lovely large lot. This 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow has = additional
bedrmS. paneled ard finished up
stairs; den and separate din. rm.
$1,000 cash.
$18,45O
Here, IS an unusually well kept and
well located brick Colonial with gar
on beautifully handicapped corner
lot. Don't miss this one-it is an
excellent buy. Substantial cash at
this this price but owner will con-
$17,950
Four bedrms. and as comfortable as
can be, Assume a large FLA loan
and bring your family into this solid
brick home, located conv. to schools,
transp. anc shopping gar, full
osmt. and many extras included.
$13,500
An immaculate and cozy 2-bedroom
brick residence which would rent
unfurn. for 500 Just because IL is
convenient to Washington. Vacant,
immediate possession.
$10,750
Here is 2-bedroom solid masonry
bungalow with storage attic, I2xI7
liv. rm,.. large kit. modern bath and
2 nice bedrms Can be purchased
with $1,000 cash down. Many extras
go with this home.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
2704 NORTH PERSHING DRIVE
OW. 5000. CHI. 4l41
Evening star., 1951-05-05

BUNGALOW FOR TWO
An apartment-sized bungalow on a
beautifully Handicapped "a acre. Only
min. from Bethesda. Liv. rm,,
12xlS, with fireplace; bedrm., bath
and kit; oil h.-w.h. and a deep
well. An attractive buy at $14,OO0
with easy terms. Can Mr. Price
ct DE. 4101 during day, or at SH.
3541 ewes.
Frances Powell Hill
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 4I01.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
BRICK CAPE GODS

BRICK CAPE GODS
These charming homes. located ir
District Heights are convenient tc
Andrews and Boiling Fields; There
bedrms. and bath, all on one f.;
full bsmt. with outside entrance to
wide lot; expandable heated attic;
good transp.: salesman on premises
Sat. and Sun
FHA TERMS
Brennan & Porter Realty
MA. 1913
Directions: Out Marlboro pike to
200 block: left to 75th ave, left
blk, right l blk, then left to
Elmhurst st. and "HomeS.' a
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YOU CAN LIVE
i. 5-42St. OIL.
S12 Q5Q

Lovely 4-bedrm. white frame home
approximsteiy T A.scre =. Hs lot With With fruit 1T
trees; large rooms throughout. full
bsmt.. front porch; picket fence,
garage. An ideal home for large
family. Approximately S3.1 cash
required, balance S75 per mo. For
appt call SH. 500 until 8 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
"a
Evening star., 1951-05-05
H. GLENN GARVIN

OPEN SAT-, SUN, 1-6
70s Forest Glen I'd; beautiful, new
3-bedrm. brick rambler; modern
electric kit, frepl.. garage; cony.
terms. MICHAEL WALSH q SONS,
1911 Eye ST.. NV. RE. s2S2. %
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Assume GI-S57 Mo.

ASSUME GI-S01 MO.
This is your opportunity to move out
in the country and still be mr..
schools and shopping. This white
shingle 3-bedrm. home faces new
Baltimore Freeway. and has every
thing for conv. living; lge. ltv. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st fl. !;
new lSx22 garage. Total price
S10950. Cali Mr.. Smiley. AP. 1920
with ROGER MOSS. REALTOR,
2l25 r I ave ne HO 1000 a
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S10,750

Here is 2-bedroom solid masonry
bungalow with storage attic, l2xI7
liv rm... large kit. modern bath and
2 nice bedrms. Can be purchased
with $1,000 cash down. Many extras
go with this home.