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Evening star., 1951-12-22
Dips Get Slim Pickinos

PlckpocketS in Naples, Italy, are
complaining Of slim pickings. Don
Alessandro d'Arti, chief of the
Pickpockets' Union. has written
to the city magistrate protesting
q police drive against his members.
He appealed to the magistrates
sense Of justice" and asked that
his followers ''be allowed to earn
a livelihood" +
Evening star., 1951-12-22
Army Rioters Given
9 10 IS Year Terms
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Seven
soldiers. mute and shocked, heard
themselves sentenced by a court
martial yesterday to up to Is
years in prison as ringleaders of
ia guardhouse riot at Governors
Island.
Three received sentences of IS
years and four were given nine
years. The court ordred dishon-
orable discharges and loss of pay
during the sentences for all de-
PENDANTS.
AS sentence was pronounced
each man saluted smartly. turned
on his heel and returned to his
seat, where he sat with bowed
head.
They could have been sentenced
to death for mutiny, but that pen
atty seldom is imposed outside q
war zone.
The outbreak in the guardhouse,
last September 27. followed a
breakdown in discipline for the
Inmates after a change in COM
Imand.
All but a few of the 400 guard
house prisoners refused to work.
The prosecution charged they
went on a rampage, destroying
property and throwing it out
windows.
Sentences of Is years at hard
labor were given to:
James A. Cheeks, 18, colored,
New York; Eugene A. Travers, 81.
Brooklyn, and Robert R. Murphy.
20, Brockton, Mass.
Nine years at hard labor was
the sentence for:
Arthur Garcia, %. the Bronx;
Joseph O'Briski, jr., %, Westbury.
N. Y; Francis J. Fix, 18, Cheek
towaga, N. Y, and Manuel A.
Travers, 81. Seekonk, Mass. y,
Evening star., 1951-12-22
Duke-GW
Continued From Page A-10D

NSSA4OA4AoSO 1OIIl dSc A-lU.J
will be graduated in February,
1858.
Groat is not the "Well-fed'
player most scoring stars are. He
passes off more often than he
shoots and last night took only 81
shots, making good 13 of them and
boosting his scoring total to 202
points for eight games. That's
13 points better than his mark
last year at the same time. Last
season he scored 831 points, a rec
ord for major college teams.
Too Much for Colonials.
AS for the Colonials, they were
a looking ball club last night.
There was just too much Groat
who sank six field goals in the first
period. which ended with Duke
leading, 24-l4.
The Colonials had IL players in
uniform, the other eight having
been told by Coach Bill Reinhart
to take off until after the New
Year. Reinhart reiterated his
stand last night that the players
were not dropped for any connec-
tion they might have had with
stories appearing in the Hatchet,
the school newspaper, criticizing
the coaching. I'm not concerned
about the Hatchet," he said. Il
looked at my contract. There
isn't a thing in there says have
to agree with the Hatchet or about
the Hatchet picking my basket
ball team"
Tops for CIV, which trailed, 53-
IS, at halftime and 1858, after
three quarters, was Bob Edenbauu
with Is points. Rudy D'Emilio ac-
counted for II for Duke. The vic.
tory was Dukes seventh in eight
games and gives it a Al Southern
Conference record. CIV has a 81
Evening star., 1951-12-22

ARMY TRIES NEW UNFORM-Men of the Sd Infantry Wash
ingtons honor guard trying out Army uniform still
in the experimental stage of Army tailoring The the
outside PFC Donald Fannery def and Serg Robert
wearing the uniform, which of greenh
cent wool and Is nyon COrpl Dwight Shpey
(cener wearing the old uniform usually known the
Eisenhower jacket" type. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1951-12-22

Racing veterans called it a re-
Evening star., 1951-09-16

mounts with each tick of the clock
When you are late. it is tanta-
mount to an admission that you
consider your time more valuable
than that Of others. More thought
fulness and better self-manage-
ment are the only remedies. If
you are a chronic behind timer"
begin today to keep yourself to
schedule. Shortly your time wor-
ries will ease. Your arrival will
be greeted with a welcome well
worth the trouble you've taken.
In planning your assault on tar
dineSS, keep in mind these aids
to punctuality given me by a psy-
Ichologist who has made study
OF time factors in human beha-
Ivior:
l.. Set your alarm clock for the
exact minute you must get up in
order to MAKE your first appoint
ment and five minutes to spare.
And renember-that bell tolls for
you! 2. Don't try to squeeze your
travelling or appointment into a
number of minutes that you know
in advance is impractical. Admit
to yourself that no 10-minute err
rand can be crammed into a s.
minute time slot.
3. Learn how to terminate an
appointment graciously when the
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Secrets Of Charm -Misspent Moments

The busiest people are usual,
those who have to waste the mos
time in waiting. Since they know
the value of time and are alway.
trying to make the most of it, they
generally are on tilne-and ther
have an unneeded opportunity tc
practice patience until their frit-
tering friends or associates deigr
to keep an appointment.
OF course not all of the chronic
behind timers" are needless per-
sonS-many have not acquired the
knack of accurately gauging the
time their activities will take
They just live in hope that the
span of a day will stretch to ac-
commodate them - or :hat by
some miracle, they can cram more
into day than ever before.
Yet. is there anything thai
brings smile to your face faster
than finding others have kept
their agreement by being on time
Or that irritates you more than
discovering your convenience and
feelings have been ignored by
some one who makes you wait
when keeping an appointment?
Those who have struggled to be
prompt have every right to be ex-
asperated by being kept waiting
and their feeling of Illustration
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ToBe Bride

Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Boylan
of the engagement of their daugh-
ter Eleanor Marie to Mr.. Joseph
j. Connerton, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael r. Connerton of Scran-
ton, Pa.
Miss Boylan is an alumna OF
Trinity College and is now with
the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System.
Mr.. Connerton graduated from
the Engineering School of Cath
olic University and now attends
George Washington University
Law School. During World War
III, he served with the Army in
Evening star., 1951-09-16

time is up; for example, a lunch
con date that drags on. 4. When
you must work on a tight sched-
ule, reorganize to eliminate your
least important activity. For in
stance, don't stop to shop when
your next appointment Is only
a few minutes away.
When you hold up others, you're
letting yourself down!
YOUR STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL CAREER
A worthwhile investment in charm for
every girl starting business career =
is eager to. reach, top-fiight success. It tells
you how to make that important good
impression. to get your job /. reveals
secrets on how 70 hold your Job. See how
Save time-uncertainty-ne worry
through these short cut steps In charm
that lead to your success. Write to me
in care OF The Evening Star and inclose
10 cents In coin. plus stamped, self
addressed return envelope.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
|Anne Terrence Wed
To Louis Bou17On

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis William
Bauman. married here last week
are spending their honeymoon at
Atlantic City, N. j. Mrs. Bauman
was Miss Anne Goode Terrence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
u. Terrence. Her husband is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B.
Bauman.
They were married September
at the Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church, the Rev. Clarence Wise
officiating.
The BaumanS will reside here.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Addino the BIuino

Bottled bluing is to be added to
the last rinse water while the
washing machine is in action.
This insures thorough mixing Of
the bluing.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Quick breads with sugar in them
will usually have a browner crust
than those that do not: sugar,
through its tendency to caramelize,
aids browning.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Miss Elouise Jean Brill, who is
the cousin of Mrs. j. York Welborn
of Arlington, yesterday became the
bride of Mr.. Frank r. Updegraf1
Of Indianapolis.
Their double-ring ceremony took
place at the Wilson Boulevard
Christian Church in Arlington the
Rev. Glendale Burton officiating.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Europe and is now employed by
the Patent Office.
The wedding will take place in
February.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Air Force Officers 10 Take
Personnel Course at 6. W.

Some 400 Air Force officers will
60 back to class at George Wash
ington University, beginning to-
morrow, to study manpower man
agement.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, uni
versity president, said the pro-
gram is designed to train the men
in the principles of personnel mar
agement work. Glasses will be
taught by the faculty of the uni
versity's school of government
Prof. Joe Lee Jessup, of the busi-
ness administration department,
is co-ordinator of the program.
The instruction will be given in
three sessions of six weeks each.
The second one will begin July
% and the third on September 10.
Approximately 400 officers are ex-
pected to take the training.
The university also announced
registration for courses in the first
summer session in the Junior col
lege, Columbian College, the law
school. the school of education
and the school of government will
be held from 9 am. to 7 pm. to-
morrow.
A special session in elementary
education will get underway Tues
day. Other special sessions in edu-
cation will begin June II, July
and August 13.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Lowell Mason Calls
'Crackpot Notions
OF FTC Dangerous
By the Associo,.d Pres.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Federal
Trade Commissioner Lowell B.
Mason said today his commission
has increased its control over
sales and competition until it has
a power which leads to economic
decadence.
Mr.. Mason also charged that
"whims Of Bureaucracy" and
"crackpot notions" now prevalent
in Washington would, if carried
out completely. destroy the free
enterprise system.
Mr.. Mason's speech, entitled
Let's Give Business the Job, Not
the Works" was made during the
10th annual convention of The
National Sales Executives.
Mr.. Mason. a Republican from
Illinois. has dissented from the
majority in a number of ETC
opinions.
Sees Blow at Liberty.
The commissioner said Federal
laws have put the price of dis
tribution of goods under the al
most complete domination of the
Federal Trade Commission.
How you can sell no longer
rests on the individual Judgment
OF private citizens" he said. This
strikes at the heart of sales liberty
and should be the concern of all
men"
Mr.. Mason urged the sales exec
utives not to be "lulled to sleep"
by the fact that the tyranny" of
such legislation is less apparent
because of inefficient application.
I would like to organize a coun-
try" he said, where we would
enforce the law against everyone
and then you would see dramati-
cally just how crazy are some of
the theories that are floating
around Washington today.
Cites Pending Cases.
He cited cases now pending be-
fore his commission, which he
said challenged the legality of
functional discounts.
Il know of no quicker way to
get rid of salesmen," he said,
than to stop functional dis
counts"
Saying that he had cast a dis |
senting vote in one case and later
been upheld by the Supreme |
Court, MIR. Mason said he had
so far been able to save tor
business "the right to meet your
competitors lower price"
II believe that unprejudiced |
students of economics in and out |
of the Federal Trade Commission
are seriously concerned about |
what will happen to our country's
distributive system if (these) |
crackpot notions are completely
enforced here" Mr.. Mason said.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Novelist S Daughter Wed
To David Bruce Lawrence
By the Associated Press

WOODSTOCK, N. Y. June a.
Miss Hannelle Robinson, daugh-
ter of Henry Morton Robinson,
author of the best-selling novel,
1.-The Cardinal" was married to-
day to David Bruce Lawrence, a
graduate of Groton School and
Yale University.
The bride is graduate of Knox
School and Smith College.
Mr.. Lawrence. who enters the
Marine Corps as a second lieu
tenant next week, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franklin
Lawrence of Washington, D. C.
His father is an executive with
the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Sale! 79e GILBRAE COMBED
DIMITY PRINTS
This fine single cord cotton dmiy is in sprqht- aA Il
y floral designs smart stripes And YOU save AHhD
colors! In 36-inch widths Ley Z
yd
$4'So irtdescsnt kayon Taffeta, 42 -------$169 yd
Evening star., 1951-06-03

teenth street MT HArVey'
address, was born in Washington.
After attending st. Paul's Acade-
my here. he studied at Notre
Dame for five years. For the last
four years he pursued his theo-
logical studies at Holy Cross Col
lege and Catholic University.
Mr.. Harvey will celebrate his
first solemn mass here at 10 am.
on June 10 In Our Lady Of Sor-
rows Chapel at Dunbarton Col
lese. On that day there will be
q reception for him from 4 to 6
pm. In the auditorium at st.
Paul's Academy. 1421 v street NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Sale! age PERCALE PRINTS. ;.
A wonderful orroy Of pretty floral designs for m n
your dresses, aprons, poomos, etc. At WV
this low price you'll want lots of these nice ZIev
quoIity cottons. In 36-inoh widths
yd.
$I95 Burlington Rayon Suitings, 4W ------$I.49 yd
Evening star., 1951-06-03

the Shrine OF
the Immaculate
Conception at
Catholic Uni
versity. Th e
Most Rev. John
M. Mcnamara,
d. D., Auxiliary
Bish op OF
w a s h N 6 ton.
will omciate.
Mr.. Harvey,
the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur
s. Harvey, sr.,
of the Thir-
faAnth Strnnt
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Cool cotton sheers in dark grounds with
white dots or white grounds with colored
dots Such low price for this fine
summer fobric! Washable, of coursel
In 3o-inch widths.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Rev. Arthur 5. Harvey, Jr.,
To Be Ordained Tuesday

The Rev. Arthur S. Harvey, jr.,-
c. 8. C. of 2505 Thirteenth street
NV, will be ordained to the
priesthood at 8 am. Tuesday in
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Sale! $1.O0 GILBRAE "SHEER.
O-SETTE" MUSLIN PRINTS
Exquisite foroI designs white and tinted % n
grounds A fovodte fobrc for. cool summer 1VNH
dresses. Easy to tub and iron. In 36nch oHaHp
widths, choice of coors.
yd.
7Sc Denins solid colors, So" .Dide----4 49c yd
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Sale! 79e BATISTE PRINTS
GiIbroes eombed botstes in dainty lAh
fIoroI designs. The cool, cool fobrc for NuV
summer dresses, ehiIdrens froeks In tob
3o-nch widths.
yd.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
SaJe!s1.00 MUSLIN PRINTS

The popular Combed Powder puff mus
lins. Hosts Of delightful prints in smart
color schemes. Some with border de-
signs. Offered at our lowest price this
season! In 36-inch widths.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Sale! $7.7q GILBRAE COTTON
STRIPED CHAMBRAY
Exro fine oonbed quality in many SNORT stripe n M
designs Some have corded stripes Sonfor- AUE
lied q % residual shrnkoee). You'll love ObaV y
the bright oolors. In 36-inch widths
yd.
$295 Rayon Brocade 5V------------------$1.95 yd.
Evening star., 1951-01-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

Just bring the column along
with you, and take it to the
managers office at the rear of
the Market. He'll be delighted
to give you your copy of Fam
lily Fare" ANOTHER SERVICE
OF CENTER MARKET CITY.
AROUND THE MARKET:
Mr.. Johnson of The New York
Beef Company, has cooked
Smithfield hams at a bargain
this week. If you can't stop
by, you might phone him-the
number is National 1894. +. i.
Meat costs are rising, but
meats are still economical the
way they're prepared at the
Market. They're cut to your
order, and while you watch.
Also, our thirty-five meat
stands offer excellent oppor-
tunities to compare prices and
quality. Poultry is a good
buy now, and is plentiful. :.
WEIGERT'S have more of
their famous bockwurst. {.
Georges Delicatessen has
Italian and French breads.
We've been getting more and
more calls for these here lately.
By the way, if you have a
friend on the sick list, how
about a beautiful fruit basket
from James B. Smith & Sons.
... They'll certainly help cheer
up any patient.
USE our FREE PARKING
LOT on X street this week end,
when you come down to shop
at the Market and to pick up
your copy of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture's Family
Fare" Use our shopping carts
to carry your purchases hack
to the car. All three are part
of our program of service to
the customer at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

CoLORED-2343 HUNTER PLACE
S.E.-5 rms, mod. brick, full cellar,
front and rear yardS auto. gas
heat; to be sold on terms at $1,250
down. MR.. CLARK, Sun. NO. 5S6S
weekdays, RE. 0657.
COLoRED-S500 DOWNS rm. Diet
stucco on Nichols ave. Sc; gas heat;
large and lovely yard; immediate
possession: only $10,25g Call Mr.
Hogan, DI. 4254 with COX & Co,
COLoRED-PoToMAC AVE. Sc
Let US show you this lovely .rm
full ' bsmt; IsfI buiit@in Faraee: Sass Clean as
a whistle and only S15,750. Call
Mr.. Hogan. RA. 5612. COX & Co.
BRICK-$ia.-
$50: near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.;
spacious home. 3 large porches. /
glassed in; 2-room apt. in basement.
Mr.. all conyeniences. Ii 3-5386
until q n m X0TJNG q, pnWERS co
Evening star., 1951-07-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
YOII WHO

IRE searching for an immaculate
genuine corner brick rambler in de-
sirable Silver Spring should see
this lovely home today: 211xI3Q-
It. landscaped lot. 2 lge:-sized bed.
extremely attrac. I6x22 iiv. rm.,
designed for entertaining and re-
laxful living; beautiful mantel and
firepl.. buflt-in book shelves and
window cornices: f0x14 dining rm.
with built-in china shelves adioins
ette; very lge.. patio of liv. rm..
lge. garage with breezeway adjoins
the kit; oil h.-w.h. found In few
homes today; many other extras.
House was built BY owner-builder,
and combines vastly superior quail
ity and architecture. House Is To-
Gated In community of similar Ice.
individually built homes; reasonably
priced. substantial down naymsntt;
ance: very low monthly payments.
HERBERT. g. SONS. Realtors, 515
E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
Ii. 3-27S1
Evening star., 1951-07-19
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcontl HoUsEs-sALE-MD tcont.l

NEWLY LISTED BUNGALOW of bricl
in Silver Spg., near Mrs. ks Tav-
ern; pretty little place Of 5 rooms
and bath with stairway to I'd fiooI
which can be. easily finished;. h,w
heat; attached garage, fenced lot
S15,950. Needs $4,000 cash.
nice home and no mistake. RIPLEY
Z RoMER. Realtors, 81. gill
81 9Rsa ESQ eysdolRfNs: DoWfN:-Expanslble eunsa.
excel. cond. Only 2 years old. Firepl
Nice corner lot. Act quickly. q real
buy. RA. S647. L. q L. REALTY
a REAL BUY AT sl4esu-1n de.
Lovely Colonial home; fireplace; full
bsmt.; lge. fenced. Handicapped lot
SH. 1011 until 9 pm. YOUNG &
GRFaT S2MTSi iR&SS2BLER S2 yAruE-Brand-
est quality; ideal location OF Mass;
ave. extended; spacious center,hall
plan with. 9. very, lpe.. rms. t3 bed
rms.l, 2, baths plus breakfast rm,,
heat tsll osBss dRS9f'fh hyss sai ss 9sS5
on Jon Jones = Mill RD.Gpe luxe ram
bier; g lge, rms; See by apt ppet
TON MARTIN Warner Bldg. RE
IF You WANT TO RUY Q or 8
bedrm. home call me. / have soint
Terms. cash or trade. Mr.. Bryer
sH, 6292; COX 4 CO., 81; 0775:
clean 2-bedrm. home. full bsmt:,
add bedrms. and bath; level fencet
yard with attract, patioi only S13..
$50. SH l01I It'll pm. YOUNG
& BOWERS co.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Rock CresA
Forest, the park sec. of Oh. Ch
bet. Conn. ave. and 10th ST.; where
recreatianal facilities for all th'
family are nearby. 3 very lge. cross
ventilated bedrms.; plenty Of closets
2 extra lge. baths both with liner
closets; complete kit. with GE dish
washer and disposal unit. Deep
freeze chest In refgr. Full brighl
bsmt. Terraced rear I'd. fenced. Al
shade trees. Priced at $24, 800. tt
inspect. cali Wo. $500. ofice oper
till q
rHENy CHASE n C. -If
Evening star., 1951-07-19

$50 PER MONTH TOTAL PAYMENT
On this attractive, 2-bedrm.. well.
built little bungalow; oil heat. We
netian blinds, aluminium windows
and doors. practically new stove
and refgr. In extra-lge. kit: beau
tiful shaded lot. big trees; full price
only $4,000. with low dn. pymt.
Directions: Out Pa. ave. s.e. TO
Mimi, left on MINI. TO 34th, bear
left at. 34th at Dubois pl., left to
open sign.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
OPEN EVERYDAY. 2 TO S
SILVER SPRING

DOCTOR MUST SELL
HIS 3-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL
BEFORE AUGUST 1ST
SACRIFICED. AT
$16,950
Look all through the ads and see
II you can find a 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial for this price with q
40 CT
Lst trust including taxes and insur-
ance.l The financing is. wonderful!
The house is high amid the tree
tops on q quiet shaded street close
to everything and neat as a pin.
Call me, Mrs. watts. WO. 526S or
Just come and see the house. Direc-
tons: At Piney Branch rd. to
Flower ave. left on Flower l blk.
to Hartwell rd., down hill 2 blks.
TO Reading, rd.. left to house. (S713
Reading rd.)
WALKER 81 DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. Uptown ONCE WI. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
HOME AND INCOME

Designed and built to insure happy
ceptfonally fine property in an excel.
rental area. Full 5-rm. home for
owner and two 2-bedrm. apis to
rent. Fenced lot with paved parking
space for 8 cars. Concrete front
porch. 2 flreplS. Built by master
operation. Bus at door. shopping
churches and schools nearby. We
cannot give the address over the
phone, but will gladly show by appt
Owner moving to Florida and SAYS
sell quickly. Phone VI. 1915 until
jim BRITT
Evening star., 1951-07-19
ARL1NGTON-NEW LISTING
In Country Club Hills
ARLINGTON, VA.

IVA 64VhO AtAs Gk4AN4 ANN 49,"
An immaculate Cape Cod
home situated on beautifully
handicapped lot 50x125. Quiet
shaded street, free Of through
traffic. A home that is
attractive In appearance, prac-
tical in plan and has certain
appeal that Is so frequently
sought but seldom found. Liv-
ing room with fireplace with
mirror over mantel. comfort
able dining room, paneled den,
unusually large and we'll
equipped kitchen, expensive
gas range, 2 bedrooms and de
luxe tile bath; stairway to 2nd
floor that is now unfinished
but has roughed-in plumbing
for heat and bath, 8 regular
windows. Cellar under entire
house, foundation walls Of
smooth finish tile. Oil hot
water heat. Venetian blinds.
storm windows and doors,
awnings. Macadam drive
Shown BY appointment only.
Can MR.. RELY Evenings TIE.
THos: J. FISHER & CO. INC.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

ALEXANDRIA
We proudly present this sturdily built
brick. Colonial on 9 huge lot In 3
location of better homes. Lge: liv:
rm. with frpl., din. rm.. equipped
kit. with breakfast nook. powder
rm., on lst A.; 8 twin-siZe bedrms.
and tiled bath on. End a.; full bsmt;;
lge screened porch. lovely yard with
Cyclone fence. Don't hesitate .
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes. on Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-1600.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
OPEN 1-5 PM.

CHARM. new-house con-
venience; completely renovated, beau
tifully decorated home with dream
kit, breakfast nook, 4 bedrms.. 2
baths. Only Sta.a5G.
BOGLEY's ROCKVILLE OFFICE
Rockville 4315: Ewes, Mr. Bridges,
Rockville 2039
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Open Evenings Until Dark

Open Evenings Until Dark
33 Mississippi Ave. Sc.
Near South CAPITOL and Atlantic,
immediate possession of this spa
cious 3-bedrm. prewar brick bun
Kalow, with bedrm. and bath on
1st floor; nice living room with
fireplace, big dining room, q full
oil hot-water heat; excellent T.
nancing. $15,950.
Hillcrest Realty Co.
l414 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040
Evening star., 1951-07-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING COLONIAL
3 bedrooms, ga baths. brick. Close
to Transportation. Large lot. h.-w.h..
S17,250, 8 years old.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3010 Till PM.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
BRICK BUNGALOW, $14,75l

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
Hrick BUNGALOWS are as scarce as
hens teeth In Congress Hts. and
scarcer still at. this attrac. price;
Liv. rm. with firepl., full din. rm.,
ultramod. kit, glassed breakfast
porch; 2 bedrms., tile bath; stair
way to expansible attic, suit. l or
2 more bedrr1s.; fun bsmt. with
recr. rm., radiator heat. Substantial
10. 2-O4O1; ewes: Mr.. williams,
10. S-4168 or Mr.. Austin. VI. 1867,
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Small Estate. Hillcrest

Small Estate, Hillcrest
Area of seth and Alabama
A cozy 2-bedrm. beauty, nestled on
a perfectly Handicapped lot with 150-
It. frontage and a depth of 100
IT.; completely. inclosed with An
chor fence; the neighborhood is
unexcelled. BY appt. only; S17,950;
$4,000 first trust at 4h9e.
HILLCREST REALTY co.
1414 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040