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Evening star., 1951-08-22
me payments to Government

CulNAOJCo.
\ X Y
PERSONNEL-The Senate Civil
Service Committee also will hold
hearings on August 80 and 81 on
legislation to give the various
Government departments and
agencies the right to recruit and
examine directly. This decentral-
ization of authority away from
the Civil Service Commission has
the commissions approval.
Under the bill, the commission
would have strong police and su-
pervisory authority to see that no
violations of the civil service
merit system occurred. The bill
incorporates most Of the proposals
Of the Hoover Commission regard
ing Federal personnel reorganiza-
ton.
WRITTEN RIDER-The Senate
is expected to 60 along with the
House in approving the Whitten
amendment, which continues the
curbs in promotions and transfers
in Government. In some in
stances, the new rider is more
severe than the old one.
AS approved by the House APP
preparations Committee, the Whit
ten rider would require that ar
employe serve a year in his pres.
ent job before getting a grade pro.
motion.
Also, only a maximum one
grade promotion would be al.
lowed. More than one grade pro.
motion would be banned. AND
agencies would have to send an.
nual reports to Congress, showins
what economies they had made
In downgrading and abolishine
non-lmportant positions, as well
as comparing the present average
salary in the agency with that
OF the previous year.
Some modification from the
present amendment would be or
dered in the following provisions
adopted by the House Appropria-
tions Committee.
An employe who transferred from
one job to another could get
permanent status in the new DO
sition, provided that the grade
was the same as or lower than
his present one.
Employees who left permanent
Federal jobs for temporary posi-
tions in defense agencies still
would retain all permanent status
rights to their old jobs, and would
/ have complete re employment
rights to their former position.
CUT-Federal personnel Official.
in the various independent agen.
cies estimate that about 5000 job.
will be abolished as a result ot
the Ferguson-Jensen amendment
The Veterans Administration
/ would be hardest hit, with q re-
| duction Of about 5000 positions
The Civil Service Commission
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Livestock Judqinq

Judging Of cattle. sheep, goats,
Ipoultry. farm garden produce
dairy products, rabbits and swine
will feature today's program at
the Montgomery County fair in
GaitherSburg.
Highlighting yesterdays events
was a Western rodeo complete
with cowboys and cattle. Fair
visitors also saw All club demon-
strations of making rolls and
cookies. The fair will close Sat-
urday with q horse show.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Tractor Battalion Gets
Amphibious Training

The 319th Amphibious Tractor
Battalion of the Military District
of Washington is at Fort Story,
Va, for two weeks training with
water-borne vehicles.
The battalion, which is an
Organized Reserve Corps unit
commanded by 1t. Col. Willard
Webb, will return to the District
September 2 on a Navy cruise.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
The Weather Here and Over the Notion

Virginia - Fair and cooler to-
night, with low between so and 55
in the West and about go in the
East. Thursday fair and continued
cool.
Winds - West-northwest at IA
miles per hour at 1880 am.
District Medical Society rag
weed pollen count for the "a hours
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Teachers Seek Raise

Prince Georges County teachers
are going to try again for a full
$500 annual pay raise.
School Supt. William S. Schmidt
said yesterday he will ask the
county commissioners Friday to
restore the 500 Topped of when
the current budget was signed
March 80.
At that time, the county heads
granted a 5000 annual increase in
stead of the proposed $500.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Truman Signs Bill
For Gold Stor Lapel Pins
BY the Associated Press

President Truman yesterday
signed legislation permitting the
Secretary Of Defense to supply
gold star lapel buttons to widows,
parents and next of kin of mem
bers Of the armed forces who lost
their lives in World War II or the
Korean war.
The widows and parents would
not have to pay for the buttons,
but would have to apply for them.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

District of Columbia - Mostly
sunny and cooler this afternoon
with high near 80. Fair and cool
tonight with low near so. Tomor-
row fair and continued cool.
Maryland-Fair and cooler TO-
night with low near 54 in the
West and near so in the East
Tomorrow Fair and continued
cool with moderate Temperatures
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would lose about 400, and the
Atomic Energy Commission, 500.
Most Of the independent agen-
cies will use the Jensen formula,
filling only one out of four va
cancies, to achieve the bulk Of
their reductions. But scattered
dismissals also may be necessary
in some units.
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Prince William Fair

Prince William County's second
annual fair will open tomorrow
and continue through Saturday al
the Longview Park Speedway or
Route 234 just south Of Manassas
Va.
Judging will take place at 2 pm
tomorrow. Approximately $4,000
in prizes and premiums will be
offered.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

The Star prints more news than
any other Washington newspaper.
For complete news coverage, read
The Evening and Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

ended $3.50 am, % grains per
cubic yard of air. (Figures incom-
plete because Of rain).
River Report.
tFrom u. 8. Engineers.)
Potomac River. clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls: Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Road Depot Site

The Montgomery County Coun-
Gil yesterday voted to buy l8 acres
In Silver Spring for q county
road-equipment depot.
The land will cost $4,000 an
acre, or q. total Of $68,400. 1t
is on the, old Brookville- Tenley-
town road, near the Metropolitan
branch Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
In other business, the Council
amended the zoning ordinance to
permit temporary use Of vacant
land in a residential section for
baseball driving course.
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Chances Of JobIess Benefit Bill
Raised by Committee Approval
By joseph YOUNG

The full House Ways and
Means Committee has approved
the bill to give unemployment
compensation BENEFITS to Govern
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Anti-Robies Quarantine
Ordered in Richmond

All dogs and cats have been
placed under a quarantine in
Richmond because of a rabies out
break that has necessitated treat
ment for more than so persons.
DR.. E. M. Holmes, the city's
health director, ordered the quar-
antine because he said the out
break appeared to have reached a
critical stage.
Under the ban, all stray dogs
and cats will be exterminated if
picked up by the city health de-
partment's patrol crews.-A. P.
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Record Temperatures This Year.
HIGHEST. 90, on June 2.
Lowest. IL. on February 8.
Hish and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. "a. at $40 pm.
Low, II, at $40 am.
Tide Tables.
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The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

OVERTIME-The Senate Civil
Service Committee will hold hear
ings on September 6 and z on
legislation sponsored by Chairman
Johnston to increase the rate of
Evening star., 1951-08-22

SLACKS-All-wool tropical worsted and
rayon tropicals. Were $1295 to $3.50,
NOW S0.05
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16

Final Phases of I
Are Underway Wi
Final phase of the 1851 CJA
drive is underway with Robert
Brickman, Mems Div. and Mrs
Meyer Agron, Women's Div. Gen.
eral solicitation chairmen, get
ting the work of the home can
vassing into full gear.
Major event will be the pre-
sence on March 26 of Reuven
Dafni, Israel consul on the West
Coast, which story appears else
where in the Post.
Mr.. Brickman says his group
hopes to make 600 contacts. They
began their assignments to raise
$4,000 last Sunday following a
breakfast meeting He invites
more men volunteers for the task
of making a complete city-wide
canvass. They may report to the
Council office at any time to re-
ceive an assignment. Another
breakfast meeting will be held
Sunday at $50 at the Center. Mr..
Brickman invited more volun-
teers. Each worker is assigned
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
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Evening star., 1951-01-11
Committee Action Due
Today on Accusers
OF Mrs. Rosenberq
BY the Associoted Press

A Senate committee agreed to
decide today whether to move for
q court showdown with the men
who sought to label as Com
munist sympathizer Mis-. Anna M.
Rosenberg, Assistant Secretary of
Defense.
The Senate Armed Services
Committee, which unanimously
denounced the accusations as
false in a report to the Senate,
called a meeting to determine its
next step.
Before the group were twin
motions by Senators Cain, Re-
publican, of Washington and
Morse, Republican, of Oregon
urging that Mrs. Rosenbergs ac-
cusers be charged with perjury If
the Justice Department can find
a basis to prosecute such charge.
Morse Presses for Action.
obviously there always is
question in a case like this of
whether the exploded accusations
against Mrs. Rosenberg arose from
mistaken identity or from will
fully committed perjury" Senator
Morse told a reporter.
THAT is matter for the courts
to decide, and must press for
adoption of my motion. AS a.
lawyer, I believe we must protect
the sanctity of the oath we ad-
minister to witnesses, that they
shall tell the truth
Sees Basic Principle.
Senator Morse said he also
recognizes that some persons have
questioned whether Mrs. Rosen-
berg should be subjected to "a
re-hashing of the accusations in
court. but he added:
"The basic principle of whether
congressional committees can al
low themselves to be used as
sprlngboards for unfounded,
smearing charges against Ameri-
can citizens outweighs that argu-
ment."
He added that Mrs. Rosenberg
never has asked the committee
not to act. Committee Chairman
Russell also said he knows of no
request by Mrs. Rosenberg that
the case be dropped.
Senator Cain, who is in Florida !
recovering from an operation.
had expressed sentiments similar
to Senator Morse's when he filed
his motion.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Society Told Of Advances
In Caesarian Operations

Technical advances have brought
caesarian operations to the point
where they no longer should pro-
duce fear on the part of the pa
tient. well-known obstetrician
and gynacologist said last night.
DR.. Edward A. Schumann, who
is consultant in obstetrics to sew
eral Philadelphia hospitals, spoke
on the subject before the Wash
ington genealogical Society in
the District Medical Society audi
torium. 1718 M street NV.
In other phases of his techni-
cal discussion. the physician dealt
largely with recollections of his
SO years of this specialized prac-
tice.
He is one of the founders of
the American Board of Obstetrics
and Gynecology, and member of
the American Gynecology Society
A buffet supper preceded the
lecture. DR.. William M. Ballinger
president of the District Medical
Society, introduced DR.. j. Bay
Jacobs, Of the Washington Gyne-
cological Society, who presided.
Easter island is so called be-
cause it was found on Easter Sun
day in 1922.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
COLORED VACANT
CORNER HOTTSE

1920 M ST, NE,
New-house condition. rooms, full
bsmt.. h.-w.h., front porch, 2 rear
porches; nice yard.
1920 D ST. Sc.
Vacant, 6 rms, 2 inclosed heated
porches, full basement. oil h.-w.h.;
front porch: garage.
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442O Connecticut Avl
ASSUME GI-IOAN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

andrews FIELD AREA-New 3-bed-
:S 6s&E5 n Sg 5s3 ss4 sfsaas ssf%i;
cHfvyEsiLY, aTsy 18L s-?aSS; 5ss2 Dewey St. Charm
ing 5-rm. home "tf in this '' desiraSl. sdnlH
neighborhood. Firepl., wide wooded
lot; vacant; needs some redeeorsting.
Price. $l3;750: Call WA. 5000 til
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
CAPE COD BRICK-Near Bladens-
turg shopping center. Made into 3
apts,; 13 rms, 3 baths; oil h.-w.h.
Income from apts,, S1SO per mo.
Owner occupies one apt. Reasonably
PRICED: SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
~ 5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666.
masonry bungalow with lge. lot;
lge liv. rm. with f1repl., lge. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath; gas heat Rea.
sonably priced. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO, 5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10.
$4,000. TERMS ARRANGED. -HoD.
Ordinance. Lab.--All bungalows; 5
per mo. Good state of repair. In
dividual garden plot. Additional
acre; acre. W: W, LEWIS, ResltoE. sH.
OHTOt SNGo'. oLNs OcOGs AK. U1OC.
BARGAIN HUNTERS, ATTENTION.
left washington; wife wants to Join
him at once. They are open to any
offers on their almost new 2-story
home, near schools and transporta-
ton; lge: bedrms:, ige. liv. rm..
da aay dR sa5o FH Tf With sys 5St ss1.ns daan
Come out and make your offer on
your terms. These folks want to
sell today. To inspect. call PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1890. -25
LARGE S-RM. HOME in excel. con.
daitiop; baths ,;;l full b,.s basement: oil
for the large family or small family
interested income possibilities; con-
car terminal; only $12 $50 with as
SSs9ELI SS u Ss'GS iSc a0vn VA fs 800 prss9 o1sR
ASSUME IS n pGi I'll 40 loan on this really
adorable 5-rm. bungalow less than
1 yr. Old. fireplace in liv. rm.,. lge.
fspaFats sea SstS dinsfte nas e9orsd % red
i1 fH oy oE5sss bsss%snt soSn and onz ssZ
mo-. or $4,000 down and S77
mo. incl. taxes and insurance. Don't
be too late. Call PERRY BOSWELL.
INC. WA. $500. Open till pm;
2;;FAMILY HOMEnS10. 500-Eight
igeg lge rms Tsns bath tn s1o fts sS heat
stairs. or live in one, rent free;
vic. Mt. Rainier; may go CT. HERB
BEDFORD. AP. 2345, TO. 6261.
Mr.. d. C-Immaculate 2-bedrm.
bungalow; finished attic; lge. shady
payment, under S5s per mo. In
cludes taxes and ins. JOHN II.
JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. 90
COUNTRY LIFE, city convenience.
Charming 6-rm., 2-bath brick Cape
Ssmt. 6Snit Desirable estate Section of
Beltsville, conv. to MOL and Govt.
Farm. Price. S1S.500. Call WA.
5000 til pm. ROBERT 8. DAYIB
q CO. 20
lContinued On Next PaGsl
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WAKEFIELD
Home With a Personality
4 Bedrooms, 31a Baths
S34 Q50


ThlS home invites your critical in
spection. The architect has skill
fully combined the usual 1st f., liv.
rnl.. din. rm., kit. pantry, breakfast
rm,. and powder rm. with an unsuai
hall entrance which has a handsome
winding stair case with natural
lighting from 3 ascending level
cathedral type windows. Pegeed
random width floors; the End a..
bathed in Sunlight, has 4 bedrms., 2
baths and stairs to f1oored. paneled
and heated attic; paneled rec. rm
and bath, in bsmt.: garage entrance
from alley, house is insulated
throughout, has storm windows and
sash, and hot-water heat. land
scaped yd.. fenced in rear. Priced
to sell Immediately; ewes, call Mrs.
State, EN-. f0SS.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1879 K s. NV. Realtors, MA. 2h57
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BEDROOM RAMBLER

This Is a new house built by q fns
builder with everything modern,
Call Mr.. Stun. ia. S9O4.
BETHEL, .
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N. CI,EVEI, AND PARK
ME. 1850; eyes,. JU. 7-SS64.
TAKOMA PARK

2-bdrm. brick Colonial on Eastern
ave.-l fare express bus to down
town; liv. rm. has fireplace;
screened-in side porch: $500 FHA
dst mtge. Can be bought for as
little as 81 700 down BROWN
AGENCY, SH. 3444, SH. 3497. -2R
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.I HoUsEs-sALE-NW lcont.l

GROCERY AND MARKET, 15 min.
from Washington, on a busy high
way In va. Lge; dept; store being
Reasonabie @ 0g rent pfosis with an apt 'urIs. up-
stairs. Buy direct and save money.
Doing So, goo to $1,000 weekly.
Call IA 5-97os,, MR.. HENRY
GROCERY sToRE-Lease or equip;
souipment at sacriiiee Price Ii.
GAS 81 STATION. garage and eauip-
Insssti Inenti 81 small az9t store; low rent; lens
SSRsEEA' SiSeaRssE e. sfat sCHooL in large v2s apt.
Rcenses., caIi M JE f'H8sasS sls5sS. anu $50 ssS'e
SERVICE STATION for sale; stock
and. and eqpipmsnt nea Any reasonable
OPPORTUNITY to buy health club
and reducing salon in the heart Of
A6T6 AH6stoeisf afrAfE Ms saof saaI in rorestSfie
Nd, on Marlboro pike; good busi-
ness, fully equipped; good lease: ask
ing only $4,000. Phone N. j. MEN
ARD. Attorney. Ii. 7-S358.
SHOE STORE-Exceptional oppor. for
hOe "a o9s4 nsR tSr ShG apps %an'S own Ousla.SS ss
GRocERY AND MARKET; very rea-
Sonable;. 6243 Baltimore blvd. Phone
HaTcHaRY mTi Gpsli AND FEED STORE for
lease or sale; need $4,000 or more
DUE TO DEATH. a well-estabushed
mems tailor-made and ready-to-
wear clothing store with ladies and
mems cleaning, pressing and al
terations. Store on a busy thor
oughfare, 81 years in one location.
for information call GE. 1862;
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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Kensington Bungalow
$8,600-4%-$57.0 MO.
4-year- -old bungalow in immaculate
condition on level lot 1873 IT. long;
can be bought for only $500 with
$4,000 cash and monthly payments
Of S57.05 including interest. princi-
pal, taxes and insurance.; house has
no bsmt. but a good size storage
attic. Call Mr.. Wells. WI. $500
evenings MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES INC.
1EOA Z Ct N W Ok
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14TH ST. NV.
CarIine at front door. Immaculate
5-bedrm. and 2h baths, semi-det.
Die to illness owner must sell. Call
Mrs. Morrison, cox & CO., 81.
&T75, EScs, UN.. S1Se.
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ORAN S. CRAWFORD

o0Ob conn ave.
COLORED - 700 BLOCK quincy st.
sn1 nTLovsly eSrRer RreE Eafh base
h.eW.S,. hSi deep dee ltH lot; nwner @ boneht t Other M
sqss @SdEs u SrSS siSs. Ny Atlas # RnA5T1Ys 1s
csoLoRRiEDS oRi2S: RMS, baths. gas
heat, garage, yard; S3.500 down
payment. OWENS REALTY. NE.
C9oL10SRED-1725 PARK RID. NV
= sPi; 6esS sun No. ssds; ' vsskd:ss'
coLoRED-soe FLORIDA AVE
Two separate Arm, kit. bath apts..
zoned commercial. Originally built
as 2-family house. Small down
MHx MtefE EisESBERG. 2Si iss ma SA 1884; 1 0sast sves
oonoRE6-seo oG9,i E6; f4sS, BLOCK IRVING Se ST.
% rms, bath. gas heat. garage:
Sl;5oO. cash will handle. LOUIS
ceH6REBLg1s eTDRES. Ex; vSaaRSNum SaRS sr.-semi-
Diet. brk., s rms. q bedrms). full
RW Rs%t h. Wlsn 49, Isfr can ka ssf 1888 s.
COLORED-PETWORTH. row brick.
s rms; and bath, auto. ;,te b heat, T. front on
Price, S13, $50, substantial cash. F.
ELIOT M4DDLEroN. RE. 1881;
COLORED-PETWORTH Of Ga. ave
NV. 2 apts., brick. kits. 2 baths:
good invest. or home and income.
Price reduced. For appt. to inspect
call MS. Thompson. RA. 052S.
LEATH \ ASHLEY. INC. Ma. 6464.
coLoRED, BEST NV. SECTION.
Large home, liy. rm.. din rm.. kit.
full bsmt S1S.950, reas. cash.
JAMES s. WILDER, GE. 1915
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SILVER SPRING, $13,5OO
New 2-bedrm. frame and Johns
Manville shingle house with expan-
sible attic: full ,bsmt.; near transp.,
SILVER SPRING, $19, 500
Modern brick stone and redwood
rambler; contains 20-ft. liv. ,rm.
with firepl. and picture window,
large dining /, de luxe kit. with din
ing space, Ia baths, 3 nice-siZe
bedrms.. lots of closet space; rear
screened porch: large utility room.
Assume $12,500 40 loan.
Hollywood Park, $11 $50
New 2-bedrm. asbeAtos shingle; stair
way to large insulated attic with
heat roughed in and space for
2 additional bedrms.; $4,000 cash
and sos mo-; immed. occupancy.
SILVER SPRING, $27, 300
Custom-built brick home. nearing
completion; contains 8 twin-sized
bedrms.. 23-ft. liV. rm. with firepl
and picture windows din rm. and
spacious kit. with plenty of cab
inets, closets and dining space; lge.
front porch; full bsmt.; close to
Hsnsp faa lss w1odsd lot Il isnGss: Secs
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5556. Realtors. Til 9 Pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRlNG
Brick bungalow, living room with
fireplace, family-siZed dining room,
2 twin sized bedrooms, tiled bath,
equipped kitchen: easy walking dis
tance to stores, schools and trans
portation; S14,950.
BRICK CAPE COD
Foyer. entrance, living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
large kitchen, 2 bedrooms and full
tiled bath; huge. clean basement;
stairs to large expansion End floor;
plumbing, insulation and shed dor
mer ready for 2 additional rooms
and bath. Priced low at S16,95O.
New Brick & Stone Rambler
On level lot. 75-ft. frontage, win be
ready IN 30 days; 20x15 living room
with fireplace; 11kx13h dining
room; large, modern kitchen, dis.
poSal and dishwasher and breakfast
space; . twin-Sized bedrooms, . tiled
pains; full basement; gas heat, Close
to all conveniences. S26,950.
Wood-Conley Co.. Realtors
8710 Ga. Ave. 81. 570O til 9
WHEATON BUNGALOW
8 rms, full bsmt, gas heat, ex-
pansible attic; lge. fenced lot. In
So9a Spect oy appt. any time. call MI.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
1920 K st. NV, Ma. 5005.
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Near Army Map Service
COUNTRY ESTATE
IL MILES FROM TOWN
IL BEAUTIFUL, ACRES

Il oGA " 1t Ob AIRGR5
LARGE COLONIAL HOME
This magnificent property is located
in one Of the better Montgomery
County areas near town: charming
Colonial center-hall home. has liy.
ing room t26x15) with fireplace.
large dining room, modern kitchen,
breakfast room. " bath and .
porches on 1st H.; 3 twin-size bed
rooms. 2 modern tile baths on 2nd
a.; 2 large bedrooms and modern
baths on 3rd; recreation room, sum-
mer Kitchen, laundry room and N
bath in basement. Home in perfect
condition. Tenant house consists OF
4 large rooms and bath. Large barn
with deep freeze room, and stables,
brick dog kennel. 9 chicken houses
also on property. The very reason
able price on this beautiful estate
will amaze you. For appointment to
inspect. call EN-. 1900 till 8 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
AAOn
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GLEN COvE-$22,95O

ULEN OOVE-SlA, ,SCU
VICINITY WESTERN AVE.
AND RIVER RD.
Brick Colonial built in 194S, on a
nice deep lot: contains living room,
dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and bath, also an additional bath
with shower in basement; recreation
room with fireplace: attached ga
rage; gas heat.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave, NV. OR. 4464.
Evenings. telephone ia. 5579.
Gist Your House With U.s.
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MT. PLEASANT

Red brick 2-story row house, in good
condition., living room, large dining
bath on End floor. Recreation room
and kitchen in basement Oil h.-w. h.
Gear garage. Attractive terms. Call
John TommaSi, Ma. $500; eyes,, OV.
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APT,TNGTNN
ARLINGTON
Super DelicateSSen

= super DeIICdGeSStlI
located in center of tremendous apt.
house development. Beer and wine
license included. Present annual
volume of approx. $3.50, 600 can be
increased by another 1s! Liberal
terms to qualified buyer. For appt.,
cali Mr. Kagan. ewes. at JA. 2-2239.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes, on Wilson Blvd, IA. 4-1600