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Evening star., 1951-04-29
Man, B, Held in Assault
On Girl, s, in Southeast

An unemployed man was being
held without bond last night on
a charge of criminally assaulting
a 6-year-old colored girl yesterday
in Southeast Washington.
Harry Leroy Burger, 46, who
gave an address in the 500 block
Of Sixth street NV. was arrested
on the child's description less
than 2 hours after the reported
attack. Police said the child on
a trip to the store had met
a man who offered her money
to go with him to a vacant
house in the first block of Third
street Sc.
Hospital authorities said the
child had been raped.
Owe. schools haraSS
Evening star., 1951-04-29
-. e
STATE Police Restore
Order After Battle
|At Textile Mill
BY the As.oeiossd Press

WAKE FOREST. N. c.. April
Order was restored today to
the strike torn Royal Cotton Mills.
But q disagreement fingered over
which side touched OF a raging
gun battle last night that injured
three persons.
Some Is State highway patrol
men continued to patrol the mill
area today. Pickets were on duty
but no incidents were reported.
Everett Jordan, president Of the
company. said he had sent tele-
gram to officials of the CIO-Tex-
tile Workers Union. informing
them that he is willing to meet "at
any time" with them to bargain
on a contract.
Earlier. union officials had is
sued a statement that Jordan had
refused to confer with them.
Unfair Practices Charged.
At Greensboro, charges of un-
fair labor practices were brought
against the TWUA by the Cone
Mills Corp. Of Greensboro. The
union denied the charges. Herman
Cone. president of the company
said he had telegraphed Senator
Murray Of the Senate Labor Com
mittee requesting him to send an
investigator to check on what he
described as a campaign OF
threats, coercin, violence and in
|timidation against employees. who
desire to work"
Mr.. Cone said tonight Senator
Murray had notified him that
Curtis E. Thompson would arrive
in Greensboro Monday to investi-
gate. Mr.. Thompson is a staff
member of the subcommittee on
Labor and Labor Management OF
the Senate Labor Committee.
The Wake Forest violence, worst
of several recent outbreaks, came
on the 9th day Of the seyen-State
strike Of cotton and rayon work.
ers at about so miles.
Union Demands Rejected.
The strike began when COM
pany officials rejected TWUA de-
mands for a 13-cent increase to
bring their minimum wage scale
to $1.14l2 cent hourly.
A dynamite blast at the Wake
Forest mill set of a pitched gun
battle last night that lasted for
about two hours before SO State
highway patrolmen. ordered to the
scene by Gov. Kerr Scott, restored
peace.
Police Chief Floyd Whitman and
Jim Rankin, Raleigh News and
Observer reporter, who was in
jured by shotgun pellets, both said
the dynamite charge apparently
was thrown from the crowd OF
about $50 strikers and others
outside the mill.
Shots Exchanged.
Norwood E. Holford. president
of TWUA local, said he believed
the dynamite was thrown from
within the mill where some Is
inon-strikers were gathered.
At any rate, between, 200 and
600 shots were exchanged from
pistols, rifles and shotguns.
Mr.. Rankin was injured In the
chest and shoulder by pellets.
Others injured slightly were Pur-
vie Lee Perry. %, q striker. who
was hit in the chest. and Ruby
Mae Woodlief. IA. who was shot
in the leg.
Mr.. Holford said that whoever
threw the dynamite whether
from inside or outside, was crazy
las hell" fs
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Cor Jumps 81 Feet

A motor car jumped 81 feet
across a dry slough near Grad
dock, South Africa. when it's driv-
er accidentally pushed down on
the accelerator when the car hit
q culvert.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
'ArIinqton Tax Rote

The Arlington County Board
viii decide tomorrow night wheth-
er to adopt a proposed $2.65 tax
rate next year to meet expenses
of a $11.5 million budget.
The present tax rate Is s'$5.6ssper
500 Of property valuation. How
ever. adoption of the lower rate
would not mean lower tax bills
since a reassessment last year in
creased property values on an av-
ersgs lof H6 per cent.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Mirror Socks Beord

LING. Austria-An Austrian in
yentor, trying to speed up the jot
OF shaving, has come up with q
mirror containing a heating ele-
ment that warns the face with
infrared rays. He says it softens
the beard and does away with face
soaking.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
South Africans Increasing

PRETORIA. - The European
(white) population of the Union
|of South Africa has increased by
GIL 900, or about 80 per cent, dur
ing the past Is years, according to
the Office of Census and Statistics.
Evening star., 1951-04-29


in the bill and VA officials said
that several thousands Jobs
might have to be abolished. This
could probably be done through
attrition-by filling normal per-
sonnel vacancies-rather than
having, to fire present employees
1t was said.
%& **
AUTOS-House members these
days are criticizing the number of
Federal officials who ride around
IN swank Government limousines.
AS result. he House this week
voted to decrease by IL the num-
Der Of automobiles used by the
Interior Department. The action
came while the House was taking
up Interiors 1852 money bill.
Economy leaders In the House say
similar moves to cut down the
number of Government autos will
be made when the 1852 money
bills OF other departments and
agencies come up for House ac-
ton.
BE sure to read the Federal
Spotlight column sir days a
week in The Star and hear the
Spotlight radio broadcast at
6:l5 pm. eUery Saturday ouer
Station WMAL1
Evening star., 1951-04-29
Missing Funds Found

Special investigators Ecalled out
to trace $8,40D Of Fire postoffice
funds missing In transit from At1-
lone to Dublin were unable to
trace the registered package, but
it turned up safe I'M London.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
$500 $500 Pay Boost Wins
Booking of Chairman MURRAY
By Joseph YOUNG

Chairman Murray Of the House Civil Committee said last
night he favored $500 to $0Oayear pay
employees
1ne conservative tennessee Democrats statement
SINCE ms conttee the one IN the House that win handle
pay lgslation.
Also one who votes consistently with the Southern Demo-
coalition IN the funds to hire few
sWs are SApeCtso The Veterans Administration
economy hoc ~ ~ ~ ~ received the largest budget slash
Mr. Murray previously had in the bill officials said
Evening star., 1951-04-29

Russia is believed to be plan
ming to enter the Latin american
market with low-priced autos.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
SECRETARIES
. $50 to $85 week. Unusual
Opportunities-Coreer Openings
TYplSTS S45 10 $50 Week


Hundreds Of exceptional openings. NEED
100 new applicants DAILY for CAPITOL
HILL, Government. Defense Agencies. As
soeiations. Lowyers, Rodio. Aviosion, etc.
THOUSANDS plceed. IS years EXPERT
ENcE.
QUICK Refresher and Beginners
Courses in Shorthand. Typing.
Bookkeeping, Court Reporting.
PIX. Receptionist. Accounting,
SMALL CLASSES-SAVE VI usuoI
time. 81 Approved-FuIIy Ae-
credited.
START MoNDAY-DAY OR NIGHT
NEW CLASSES MONDAY
BOYD SCHOOL 700 sa. aa,s ss.s ~"
Cor. 18th & Cover Ziotniek's Fur Store
Evening star., 1951-04-29

Italy now is Europe's largest
rice exporter.
Evening star., 1951-04-29

continued warm. with showers
likely in the mountains.
Wind: South, 8 miles per hour,
lat 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-29

Haiti reports for eign trade
gains.
Evening star., 1951-04-29
River Report.

River Report.
(From U. s. Engineers1
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
ana Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
HarperS Ferry.
,lReadings at Washington Airport.) .
~ Yesterday Pei Yesterday PET
MOON 63 Ssp.m. f,f
Pin; Hfsb ana ,ov 6s 10 pm; 50
High, 20, at 5:35 pm.
Low, 51. at 7:15 am.
record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO, on April
Lowest, IL, on February 8.
Evening star., 1951-04-29

Over-crowded schools harass
South Africa'S Rand. a.
Evening star., 1951-04-29

Mr.. Murray previously had pur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
Midnight Show On Tonight Al Capitol

Hilarious fun is promised movie goers tonight at a special Hallo- we'en Midnight Show at the Capitol with Hold That Ghost" as the fea- ture attraction along with musical subjects and a cartoon.
 Hold That Ghost" is one of the earlier Abbott and Costello pictures, when they were at their prime. The cast also includes such fun favorites as Joan Davis, Mischa Auer and the Andrews Sisters. Doors will open at HAS pm., with the show beginning at 12:15 am.
 Holiday Affair" Ending
 One of the happiest film offerings of the season is Holiday Affair" " the new Don Hartman production for RKO Radio, closing tonight with Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh and Wendell Corey in the stellar roles.
 All three stars deliver splendid performances. Miss Leigh is de- lightful as the heroine, and Mitchum in his first light romantic role. is a revelation. Corey handles his diff ficult part as the somewhat jealous suitor with rare skill Gordon Ge- bert, the seven-year-ol newcomer who portrays the boy. is undoubtedly the juvenile find" of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
81 Carried on
 Alaska Coastal Monday FIighis

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a total of 21 passengers on Mondays flights with 6 on interport travel, 35 arriving and 40 departing.
 Arriving from Sitka: Ruth Col burn. B. Smith Roth, R. Sumpter, F. Grimstead, Mrs. w. Gordon, Mrs. E. Meir, B. Bailey, R. Radach. w. Hansen; from Flick Cove: Mrs. R. Bramlett; from Tulsequah: Mo- Dougall Duncan, Berg Krist, Gold Dave; from Angoon: R. James; from Wrangell: Tom Ogawa; from Ket- chikan: Roy Hedman, Ruth Tyler; from Skagway: J. Richetta.
 From Haines: Harold Munson, Everett Prentice, Floyd Barney, Mrs. H. Bishop, L. Kennedy; from Gull Cove: Frank Marsha; from Peli- can A. B. Hobbs, O. Danielson, O. Darbers, Joe Brewer; from Ten akee: D. O'Toole, c. P. Hartman; from Sumdum: J. A. Herlik, Don Abel, w. D. Fields, l.. Hebert, John Callahan.
 Departing for Sitka: Sidney Os- born, Mrs. Mary VanHorn. Mir Fred VanHorn, J. w. w. Tibbits. MT. and Mrs. John Van Horn, Kenneth L. Morgan, Jeann Lacour, Mrs. Swear ingen, Helen Hennan, Charles Gray, Anna Gothberg, Hazel House, Jewell House. Teressa Harris, Lester liar ris: for Tulsequah: J. Farnell, F. Jurick, J. Averill, J. Williams, MT. Anderson. w. Ispas.
 For Petersburg: P. Thomas; for Ketchikan Spencer Williams, Don Neuman, Richard Nelson, Larry zack, Harold Cowan, Al Daniels, Edith Burgette; for Haines: MT. Loosely, Maj. Mcdonald; for Peli- can: J. H. Sadlier; for Tenakee :: M. F. Abraham; for Hoonah: Dan Cole; for Sumdum: Don Abel, J. A. Herlik, w. D. Fields, L. Hebert, John Callahan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30

FROM FANSHAW Mrs. Steve DeLong of Fanshaw is guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
30 Fly Westward; ! Arrive Here

Thirty-seven passengers flew with Pacific Northern Airlines Monday with seven arrivals from the vest ward and 30 outbound.
 From Anchorage: A. Jenson, MT and Mrs. Ben Balden and two children.
 From Cordova: J. Larrimore, M. Sinameier.
 To Anchorage: B. Bailey, R. L. Stewart, S. L. Lundwall, John Grove, Helen Jackson, Mrs. M A. Jones, c. C. Merrill, M. Mackey, M. E. Tigner, Lt Griffin, M. Wadell. Mrs Norma Minnikcel, A. E. Peterson P. G. Holzgraf, D. Roguska, Cecil Ferguson.
 To Yakutat: J. w. Johnson, J Weisgerber, Ed Hamilton, c. May cock, Kelly Westfall, Alex James Don Wade, T. s. Batchelder.
 To Gustavus: A. Cart, Mrs. c Kanen and Yvonne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
Hospital Notes

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Monday were Sam James, Floyd Barney, Oscar Danielson, Leo Ma varro; dismissed were Melanie Lar sen, Eugene Lundstrum, Mrs. Lydia Vernon, George Gillispie, Candis Dvorak, Mrs. A. B. Hobbs and baby boy.
 Born at St. Ann's to Mrs. Henry Brouillesse at 11:53 pm, Monday, a girl weighing pounds IA ounces.
 Dismissed from the Government hospital Monday was Leo Navarro of Juneau; admitted was John Ouellette of Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
No Price Controls
 On Christmas Trees

The Office of Price Stabilization today amended the General Ceil- ing Price Regulation, GCPR, spec ifically exempting Christmas trees from price control.
 In issuing this exemption, OPS noted that like the other exempt products, Christmas trees have cer- tain characteristics which make the application of ceiling prices frozen at base period levels negotiable or impracticable.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
Communication
EDITOR, EMPIRE:

It seems that there are a number of people with the erroneous idea that when they cross the city line and get out in the country that the land belongs to the public to go where they please and do as they please.
 We who own property outside the city would like some considera- ton.
 Each year before Christmas peo- pie cut our trees indiscriminately not bothering to ask permission.
 During deer season, someone helped himself to. our skiff onsthe beach, never bothering to return it.
 If we leave the house during the summer, we return to find that someone has helped himself to our strawberries in the front yard. From time to time our tools manage to disappear.
 When they park, visitors always manage to leave some little mem ento such as beer bottles strewn in the road, sandwich papers and other containers. Alongside the highway one can notice where card board containers of cans and rub Dish have been dumped out of cars Duck hunters seem most inconsid- crate by tramping on our personal property, loading their shotguns on the road within range of house and shooting so we have pellets raining on our roof.
 We do not mind sightseers en- toying the view, but it seems to be carrying things little too far when we find sightseer inside our house just looking around"
 It is because of just such things as this, I am writing you to ask people to have more consideration for the property owner outside the city and to please come and ask us if they want trees or want to look around. It would make it more pleasant for all concerned and we will do what we can to help them.
 (Writer asked that name be not printedD.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
KIWANIS CLUB TO SEE FOOTBALL PICTURES

Secretary Ed Hinke of the Xii wanis Club announced today that a 35-minute movie of the highlights of the 1851 Rams football games would be shown at regular meet ing at the Baranof Hotel tomorrow noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
MOOSE CHILDREN TO HAVE HALLOWEEN
 PARTY ON WEDNESDAY

The Loyal Order of Moose is giving special Halloween party Wednesday night starting at 2 o'clock for children of all Moose members. Prizes will be awarded for costumes and there will be plenty of fun with suitable refreshments pro- Vided
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
Funeral Services Will Be Held for Myrtle Berry Tomorrow

! Funeral services will be held for Myrtle Berry tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Carter Chapel with the Rev. Robert Whelan saying the service. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
 PallbearerS will be D. Brown, Jay Hoskins, Joe Riedi, Leonard John son, Gordon Mill and Francis Synder.
 Mrs Berry, who was 76 years old, died at St. Ann's hospital Sunday. She had been a long time resident of Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
WRANGELL MAN ARRIVING TO BEGIN JAIL SENTENCE

Slated to begin 60-day jail sen tence for disorderly conduct, David Smith, of Wrangell, was expected to arrive from there today with US. Deputy Marshal Johnny Kreppa, according to a telegram received in the US. Marshal's office in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30

ing of the Juneau Douglas Chapter of the Alaska Crippled Children's Association tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Mccormick, 436 West Twelfth St., Mrs. Dewey Baker announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-30
ACCA BOARD TO MEET

A report on the current member ship drive will be given at a meet
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Cape Cod de luxe on tree lined
street. lst d. bedrm. and bath; .
bedrms. and bath uu; bsmt., built-in
garage. .S22,550. Excellent $4,000
1st trust.
U
Evening star., 1951-10-29
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA bedrooms. Colonial in
Edgemoor. Bethesda's most desirable
section. Large living room. din. rm..
breakfast rn1. and kitchen: upstairs
bedrooms, 2 baths; screened porch,
home moderately priced at 500, 500.
BILLINGSLEY q KoRZENDORFER,
OR. 1926 til q. 30
CHEVY CHASE, 3-bedrm. 2-bath
brick rambler overlooking Rock Greek
Park in Rock Creek Terrace; S23. :
ao0 Not subject to Regulation X.
CTpLPRs CGT1pLLPsTEN FE. la BROTHERS, TIL RE-: 1883.
bath, den and att. gar. brick ram.
subject to regulation x. S26,95O.
Consider trade. GoLDsTEN BROTH
Frs; RE. 1855.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Here is spa
AFFORD which has so much to make
family9 Liv. rm. with fireplace,
separate din. rm.. beautifully equip.
seedrms:. 2 baths: full bsmt. with
attract. feature Of this house is an n
expandable attic. with finished stair
way leading UP from hall which
can be converted at nominal cost
into beautiful den or 2 lee. bedrms.
as plumbing and Feat are already
Z Z acre: BIILINcsfEY S n 81 ~ 4 i RoReEM- aReeeIGf
KENsiNGToN Beautiful s-bedrm,
home with full dining rm.. FIRE
place, full bsmts fenced level lot.
A. j. kESS1NGER g. CO., SH. 4544.
ST. JOHNS AREA-Brick Cape Cod,
4 large bedrms. "a baths, full
bsmt., detached garage, level fenced
lot, A. J. KEssINGER & CO. sH.
BUNGALow-e rms. 14xa4; lot SIX
from light in Silver Spring, right on
END OF road on left hand side. Price.
$500; $500 cash; ov. o161. Monday
whfTE wShh1GIsh cEAfsoaRp EIlfhs HOME. -Is With
oil h,w.-h;; ear Nr; essentials, g, L,
LARGE WHITE BRICK RAMBLER.
full-sized din. rm. opening onto
patio in wooded area; 3 bedrms.. 2
Sath s on rGU Second 0f n falf Hf'fms 5nsement sna
THos, L, PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900 until
Q pm. 3420 Conn.
LAYTONSVLLE, former home Of VII
lage doctor completely modernized.
3 bedrms. and bath; OIL h.-wh., 20
acres Of land includes house site
in a grove of fine old trees and a
small barn with blue grass pasture.
Suitable for horses or cattle: pas
toral outlook and view OF Sugar Loaf
Mountain; formerly used as an
ANTIQUE shop; price, S25, 900. Excel
terms. Cali Mr.. Hogue, WA. 6947.
ewes; DE. 4l01 office hours.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
REALTORS
1908 goth st. NV. DE, 4dol
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Income Property
653 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Large brick bldg; II rms, some
made into apts.; garage; oil heat;
very reasonable down payment
Call AK. 1888. POTTS REALTY
CO.. 1907 Mimi. ave. ne. or DU.
1909, Mrs. Poole. -"
Evening star., 1951-10-29
IS ONE OF THESE
WHAT YOU WANT?

AURORA HILLS RAMBLER
2 half baths, fun basement
CssaS sRApDocS iSes Ss8Yisioi aEiGH4s, + etih: al.
ExANDRIA = williamsburg
cottage, 4 bedrooms, 2is baths.
kitchen and tuii basement;
BEVERLY Hills. ALEX
ANDRIA = Colonial. 8 bed.
rooms, living room, dininR
room. kitchen. Ia baths, fun
basement; S24.950. y cash
OLD ALEXANDRIA-About
1850. row house; 4 bedrooms,
"a baths, living room. dining
room, kitchen, inclosed rear
yard; $4,000, about $4,000
MONTICELLO PARK. ALEX
ANpR1A-.3 bedrooms. 2h
Todnn nssns' E,,Ih. lying room: dining
SR46pocke eaEn; HE1aHrs. AL
EXANDR1A-5 bedrooms, 81
baths, living room, dining
room, kitchen: acreage; ST5,-
900: Terms to be arranged,
SOUTH AFLINGTON-semi-
detached, 2 bedrooms, l bath,
living room, dining room.
kitehen. full basement: SI0,-
300. Terms to be arranEed.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Semi-
detached, 2 bedrooms, l bath.
ilVins room, dining room,
Kitchen. full basement; Sl3,.
900, cash $500.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Brick
Colonial, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath.
living room, dining room,
Kitchen, full basement; Sl6,-
800. cash 81. 900.
FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER
-3 bedrooms, / bath, living
room-dining room combina.
ton, kitchen. utility room;
$16,S50. cash S3.650.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick cot.
tage. 3 bedrooms. Ia baths,
living room, dining room,
Kitchen. full basement; SIS
$50, cash to be negotiated.
II you don't find IL above,
or for further information, cali
John Noell. with
'HANNON & LUCHS &C
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2O55 Wilson Blvd, ia. 5-6SO0
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
LYON PARK

A very attractive bungalow. sitting on
a we'll Handicapped lot in this most
convenient area; liv. rm. with firepl.,
bath on lst floor; Unfinished 2nd
floor. Full bsmt.: gas h.-w.h., and
in good condition. Price. 1880
CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor, OW
o333. sun. and ewes, CHI. 2577.
Evening star., 1951-10-29

HOME & INVESTMENT
Fourfamily apt: bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette. kit. bath and rear screened
porch each; good condition; gross
income S2,g59 Price S26. 500. Call
Mr., Shackelford. MA. 930o, or ST..
COOS.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Let Me Build You a Home

Let Me Build You a Home
am able to build you a beautiful g.
room Dutch Colonial or a 3-bedrm.
rambler with large living room,
separate dining room and 2S-ft.
porch on. your lot for under SI4,-
900. viii handle all details. Fer
further information call NORMAN
H. HIMELFARB, 81. 1892. II
BRICK RAMBLER-$l2,6 600
nice bedrooms, basement. gas heat.
years old, large level lot: | block
TO bus, : blocks to school. Con-
venient terms.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
s005 Wis. Ave. WI. 544l
Evening star., 1951-10-29
S115n DOwN ut
ALEXANDRIA
BELLHAVEN

A new. beautiful, all-brick home. in
one of Alexandria's finest sections;
center-entrance plan featuring a
liv. rm:, 23xl3ia: sep. din. rm., de
luxe kitchen, 131ax12h and IA bath
with dble. closets and 2 baths;
drop down stairway to attic which
has 3 windows; large screened porch
and full bsmt. with space for rec.
room.
Exclusive
Hicks Realty Co., AL. 1900
Ewes. TIE. 1918, TIE. 3372, Ov. 6677.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

New all-brick colonials on lge. tree
shaded lots, ] blk. from grade
school. and only. IL blks from
Hecht's store. Center entrance,
beautiful liv. rm.. with fireplace,
opening to lse. screened side porch
with sun deck overhead Family
Slzed din. rm., mod. equi. kit. and
u bath on 1st a. 3 lovely bedrms,
and tiled bath, up. Full bsmt., eas
heet, Price. &lS.5n0
NEW RAMBLER, S17,95O
In Woodmoor. within walking distance
OF all conveniences: foyer entrance
beautiful living dining room combi-
nation with fireplace and picture
window; lovely modern kitchen, 3
nice bedrms. and tile bath; full
bsmt.. GaA heat: immed possession.
EXCLUSIVE SECTION
OF Silver Spring. New brick ram
bier on lge. lot with plenty Of shade
trees. Beautiful liv rm. with FIRE
place and picture window, huge
ieTs,n isepsrats din rm;; lge. mod kit: 2
bsmt.. gas heat, built-in garage,
and porch. Price. S2s.950
Wood-C Conley Co., Realtor
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 800 TIL 8
Evening star., 1951-10-29
LORCUM LANE
3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
GARAGE, BASEMENT
Excellent Financing

wonderful location Just of new
Memorial hwy. 5 minis. from down
town makes this fine. modern brick
home tops in the market today. A
GAIT. liv. rm. with an extra large
1t desirable for entertaining. Fine
materials and fine workma nsllip
also make this slate roof home q
desirable permanent home. You
can assume a S15.3O0 FHA CT trust
with payment Of $3.50 per no.. incl.
shown Show abS By app s Exei' eo with Il ). FuI. SH.
LER GROOM REALTY CO.. OK. or
CHI. 44S7. 80
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Interesting: to saw the least. Really,
q tremendous home value in the dc
luxe rambler class. Oakcrest sec
tion Of Arlington. 3 bedrms., 2
paths, bsnt.. wide veranda reminis-
GENT OF Southern splendor, $29. 800.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
AMERICAN UNIV PARK

Two blocks from Mass. ave. shopping
center; det. brick, liv. rm. din. rm..
kit, den Cor bedrm.l and screened
porch: 3 bedrms; stairway to attic;
rec. storage rr. and shower in bsmt
Built-in garage. Wooded lot. Priced
for immediate sale. Mr. May. with
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN-. 1860. Eyes EN- 1S4a .
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Excellent buy. Lse. f-rm. brick
Colonial, hall entr, bsmt., frenI
and show place" yard, S1s,950,
A
Evening star., 1951-10-29
VERY SPECIAL
S16,95O

Lovely 3-bedroom brick Colonial
room on frst floor: large living
room with fireplace and side STAIR
way, separate dining room, we'll
designed kitchen; full basement; at
tractively handicapped lawn; also
child's playhouse; near schools,
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT &
INSURANCE CO. It'll q pm.
SH. 801O