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Evening star., 1951-08-11
Russell 10 Call Meetinu
On Macarthur Report
BY the Associate Press

The man who presided over the
lengthy inquiry into Presiden,
Truman's dismissal of Gen. Mac
Arthur said today he will call q
meeting soon to decide if a forma,
report is needed.
Senator Russell, Democrat, oi
Georgia told a reporter, THE joint
committees (Which investigated
must decide upon that, and if &
report is ordered, decide upon it.
scope and write it," Senate,
Russell repeated his previously ex.
pressed view that a report is no
called for.
The Macarthur investigation
was conducted by the Senat,
Armed Services Committee. o
which Senator Russell is chair
man, and the Senate Foreign Re
lations Committee, sitting to
gether.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
800 Entertainers Appear
In June Benefit Shows

More than 800 entertainers par
ticipated in Red Cross benefit
shows during June. according to
a report issued by Mrs. Curt
Schiffeler, chairman of the Red
Cross District entertainment serv-
ice.
The report said 73 community
groups co-operated to provide en-
tertainment for nine military and
veterans hospitals and one public
institution. For the shows and
parties given, there were 1853 hosts
and hostesses.
Stepping out" events conduct
ed by the Red Cross for service
men in hospitals included base
ball games, wrestling matches,
stock car races, fishing parties,
movies and. beach parties.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Virginia CampFugitive
Caught in District

John Nathaniel Kelly, 25, former
ringleader Of a nearby Virginia
housebreaking gang who escaped
from a State prison camp July 10.
was recaptured here yesterday.
Detective Sergts. j. j. Tolson
and w. V. Christian of the Metro
politan Police fugitive squad ar
rested Kelly in the 2400 block Of
Fourteenth street NV. They said
his arrest resulted from tip.
Kelly was unarmed and sur
rendered quietly, police said.
He once tried to escape from the
Alexandria Jail and attempted to
get away from the State prison
camp at Chatham, Va, before the
successful break July 10.
Kelly apparently had been hid
ing out in the District since his
escape, according to police.
| He was sentenced last year in
Alexandria Corporation Court on
a burglary charge. Alexandria
police described him as the leader
of a burglary ring that included
two brothers. They also have been
sentenced.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Army Sergeant Sought
In Prince Georges Attack

Prince Georges County police
today issued a lookout for an Army
sergeant in connection with the
alleged robbery and rape of a 81
year-old woman in the woods at
District Heights, Md.
The offenses repeatedly took
place shortly after 7 am. Pvts
Carl M. Keech and Thomas Blan-
fort are working on the case. Po-
lice said the woman told them
some money was taken from her.
but did not specify the amount.
The sergeant, who : believed to
be stationed in this area, was de-
Scribed as being between 25 and 80
years old, S feet 8 inches in height
and weighing about I80 pounds.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

minor differences over transfer
of Interiors defense minerals pro-
curement functions to the new
agency.
The official said Mr.. Chapman
had asked DR.. Boyd to stay or
in the Bureau of Mines post. DR.
Boyd. who refused comment or
any intra department differences
said that so far as he knew he
would stay on.
The presidential order setting
up the Defense Materials Pro-
curement Agency also transferred
to it minerals development activ-
tiles of the Economic Co-opera-
ton Administration and the De-
fense Production Administration
Jess Larson, now head of the
General Services Administration
is expected to be the head of the
new agency. .--..
Differences Denied.
Interior oft1clalS denied that DR.
Boyd was removed as head o1
DINA because of any wide differ
ences with Mr.. Chapman over
development of a synthetic fuels
industry. While DR.. Boyd has
recommended a go-slow approach
to the problem, the officials point
led out he has testified numerou!
times in favor of legislation tt
encourage development of an in.
dustry to make liquid fuel from
coal.
DR.. Boyd was named head o.
the Bureau of Mines in early 1947
He served without pay for nearl!
two years before Senate conf1rma
Ition was finally obtained. A for
mer dean of the Colorado Schoo
Iof Mines. his appointment wa
fought bitterly by John L. Levi
and his United Mine Workers.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Ex-BeIIboy Is Charged
In Hotel, Tovern Fires
By the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 11.-Albert
Callahan, 80, a former bellboy
was charged in County Court yes
terday with starting fires in two
hotels and a tavern.
Deputy State Fire Marshall A
M. Willis said Callahan told Of
|fcers he had a hero complex
which caused him to set fires while
he was intoxicated.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Truman Signs Funds Bill
For Treasury, Post Office

President Truman today signed
the first regular departmental ap-
preparation bill for the fiscal yea1
that began July /.
1t provides $2,927, 100000 fol
operation of the Treasury and
Post Office Departments.
Congressional action was com.
Ipleted last Wednesday after q
compromise was reached on
House and Senate differences.
The bill contains a provision
reducing by an estimated 25 pei
cent the funds requested for pub.
lie information workers in thu
two departments.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Smithsburg Youth Gets
Form Scholarship

T. C. Herbst, jr., of Smithspurg
has been given a scholarship to
continue his study of farming at
the University of Maryland.
Young Herbst, a June graduate
of Hagerstown High, was awarded
the first scholarship at the uni
versity by the National Associa.
ton Of Thoroughbred Breeders.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Donohue Receives
Key to eI Aviv
In Ceremony Here

Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue yesterday received the key
to the City of Tel Aviv from Ye-
huda Nedivi, general secretary oil
the Israeli city, in a ceremony
at the District Building.
The visiting official told Mr.
Donohue the District had pre-
|sented key to the City of Wash
|ington to the Mayor of Tel Aviv
Israel Rokach. three years ago
He said the Mayor and the city
council had asked him to return
the courtesy.
Mr.. Nediyi is in this country te
speak for the Israeli bond drive.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

IA S4AO AS4oC4 NV
Medical Advi-
sorry Committee
to Selective
S erv ice, has
written to DIR.
FazekaS' draft
board in Silver
Spring seeking
his deferment.
The Gallinger
officials vul-
nerable status
resulted when
he sought to be
made available
for military
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Bar, Medical Society
Of Alexandra Plan
Inquiry in Adoptions

Alexandria doctors and lawyers
are studying ethical and legal
questions involved when members
of their professions negotiate the
placing of babies with foster
parents for adoption.
The Medical Society and Bar
Association plan to inquire into
claims by Miss Barbara Watkins,
welfare director. of widespread
practice of doctors and lawyers
arranging for direct placement of
babies with foster parents.
AS result of this practice, Miss
Watson says. the Welfare Depart
ment's own placement and adop-
tion program has been severely
crippled. Out of 80 adoption Pc
titions filed in the Corporation
Court within the last year, the
Welfare Department handled only
five and the two licensed agencies
in the city have accounted for
only eight.
State Rulings to Be Sought.
Consequently, childless couples
coming to the Welfare Department
are forced to wait much longer
than they normally would if all
placements and adoptions were
cleared through the department
ior the licensed agencies. In addi-
ton, Miss Watson feels that many
of the direct placements are made
without proper investigation of
the backgrounds of the child,
the natural parents and those who
take the baby.
commemorative Attorney How
ard w. Smith, jr. is studying the
situation because Miss Watson
claims the direct-placement pro-
Icedure is prohibited by law. Mr..
Smith refused to give an opinion
Immediately but said he would
seek ruling from the State at
Itorney general. if necessary.
Henry B. Crockett, vice presi-
dent of the bar association, also
said attorneys would look into the
matter, probably through the as
Isociation's Executive Committee,
in advance of the next scheduled
association meeting in November
II intend to bring the matter
up to determine if any question
of ethics is involved" Mr.. Crockett
said. Those situations, where
the lawyer arranges for placing
a child in new home, take place
all the time"
AT Least IL Cases Known.
The Welfare Department knows
of at least IL adoptions since
January where the infants were
placed in homes by attorneys OR
doctors. The department still
must make an investigation be-
fore the adoption becomes final
but is reluctant to remove a child
once it has been with a family for
several months.
i When authorized agencies han
die the arrangements, however
careful studies of infants and the
adaptive parents are made be-
fore placements are made.
| Armistead Boothe. Delegate tc
the General Assembly, said he
was unaware that there was q
possible legal question involved
when doctors and lawyers handle
the proceedings once a mother
signs her consent.
"1 agree it would be better Il
all adoptions were. handled
through authorized agencies" hi
said. "If there is a loophole ir
the law, would support plugging
it up."
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Rotary to Visit Burke

A flight over the proposed Burke
airport site will be made by men,
bers of the Alexandria Rotary
Club on Tuesday. The Rotarians'
air tour will follow a luncheon at
1890 pm. in the Terrace Room
mt the National Airport.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Triple Damage Suit Bill
For GI HomeoWners Voted
By the Associated Pres.

The Senate Labor Committee
yesterday approved a bill to let
veterans sue for triple damages
if they are gypped in buying a
home.
The House has passed the bill
Suit may be brought against any
one who knowingly sells a vet
eran a home considerably in ex-
cess Of the reasonable value" as
determined by the Veterans Ad.
ministration.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
.GaIIinger May Lose
Staff Chief Unless He
Wins New Deferment

Gallinger Hospital is in danger
of losing its chief of staff, DR..
Joseph F. Fazekas, to military
service, it was learned today.
DR.. Victor Simpson, chairman
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Luruy Postmaster Named

President Truman yesterday
nominated Carroll E. Beach to be
postmaster at Luray, Va, sue
lceedina B. N. Kibler, retired.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Building Bids Authorized

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. II. up
Governor Battle yesterday au-
thorized Madison College to in.
|vite bids for construction of 9
$655 900 science building.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

HURRY UP AND WAITMembers of the 113h Aircraft Control
Squadron District National Guard
in advance of train time route
ing duty at Mitchell Air Force Long Island Y The
squadron assembled early today at its newly
structed barracks at Camp Smms Congress Heights
Charles Reece g. 6S6 street SE catches his sleep while
he waits. Star Staff Photo
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

baRNAbf WOODS-lSG time or
fered; immac. Diet. brick, about 10
Ist r.; lge. liv: rm. with attractive
fireplace, beautiful din. rm., modern
kit. 3 twin sized bedrms.. maid S
rm. and bath; level lot. E. M. FRY,
INC. WI. 500 It'll 8 pm. IS
BETHESDA-Modern red brick Colo
nial in new house cond.; LIST flr. has
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace. screened
porch, powder rm;. din; rm., and
complete modern Kit; I'd fir: mas 8
level lot. Owner must sell. E. M.
FRY. INC. WI: $500 til Q pm. IS
CHEVY .CHASE-Center hall. Diet.
brick; den and powder nm. on LIST
A.. 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths on End f.;
finished dormitory rm. on 3rd a.
Owner moving to West Coast, any
PHILLIPS, Wo. 1000. until pm.
CHEVY 0 CHASE. d. C.. Hishwood
acknowledgements home. First
time offered. 8 rms. and 2 baths
INCLUDING library 1sx1s with Are
en- with de luxe equipment; excel
Realtors, 1915 Conn. ave. OR.
r 2399 III 2 p.m; a. VIM,
S feSon lust he east ~ c stone sna eTfk
library. breakfast room. kit. and
powder rm;: 2nd f., bedrms.. 2
baths: finished 3rd a. with bath, q
sfr s saFs 5So Gas Ecf heat eaFsa+p
Realtors; 1913 Conn. ave. or.
FOxHALLs3DDyr.-old Diet. brk.; slate
roof; +. rms, ga baths; screen
porch: full bsmt.; must be sold;
s sgsf Fl INK $50 g Fiji fs B. 81
MAC. BLVD. AREA-s1. 600 down;
bal. monthly. rooms, bath. Price
reas. OWNER. 513S Fulton st. NV.
NM rI r s1a ant 18th 49, St R RIss led
gas heat; Suitable : families niles new new
kit. cabinets. disposal units. dish
washer: priced low at S17.950.
M Honf PLf fxs If s eco BRICK
i xp' s5sS ; rms'' ga baths nice inc.
PARK, brick Colonial
consisting Of rms. plus finished
rm. on 3rd fl; ola baths: kit. has
breakfast I'm. space, screened porch.
rec. rm. with fireplace, garage, good
sized level lot, close to all con-
veniences. Priced at S29.950 with
100000 1st trust at 4haes. Don't
miss this. E. NJ. FRY. INC, WI.
RAMBLER, 3 miles
from White House; 1858 45th st.
NV; for sale by owner; modern kit,
bedrms. on main floor, 3rd with
PAIN IN tull bsmt.: separate ga
poga q eARoL1sE E0' BALI ssse oR
1900 BLOCK ALLISON ST. NV
Beautiful four-bedroom brick home
two and one-half baths, full base
ment. oil INV. heat. two-car garage
Barsain for quick sale. Call Wal
TER NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV.
NEAR WALTER REED a Bet Def'' brick
Colonial, 6 rms, bath, gas h.-w.h.,
excellent cond; substantial cash,
Mo n NJ CT NORTHERN PIT Realtor. DI.
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL-1mmacu-
late semidet. brk. residence OF very
finest quality; one Of most convent
ent and desirable locations obtain
able. rms. > baths; excellent A.
hanging available. Eyes. call 81
9!45. FRANK g. PHILLIPS. DI.
, iaa eth ST. NV. near Walter Reed
HoSp.-S-rm, Diet. home on lot 50x
PA #: Oil heat; full bsmt. Vacant,
immediate possess. Only SlT,95n,
on terms. RIA. 300; ewes, GE. O51S.
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COLONIAL

On A-Acre Corner Lot
Close to bus. schools and shopping;
center entrance; To- liv. rm., f1repl.:
scr. side porch; full din. rm., equip
kit: 3 bedrms, and bath up; full
basement. Price. SlS.500.
MLXN PpIGK DhhHpI I'D
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KENSINGTON
NEW BRICK CAPE COD
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

AND ROGERS HTS.
,Five-roo BUNGALOW; oil NV h;
ping. and an Immaculate six-room
house; gas. furnace; large living
rooms 70 isad Level lots Your hgYSe t aaSa
MAR ssaasi M j. w Mfalg CO Res RaS
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
AvE.-ReaI nice, Ice q
bedrm. bungaloW-Liv. rm. 22xl1.
fioored attic. full bsmt.; attached
garage; Immaculate condition; y
blk. to bus off Central ave. Priced
for p eq1fk M saIe Gan l Ms M Mud
sofa ave, Sc. LII. 4-43s2; ewes.
WEST RlyERDALE--4 bedrms.. all
INV. oil heat; fine cond.; conven.
to everything. PEise; Sls;s5o; s ssas;
s ssss ssss ey w. a sss5 asd W. W.
630s. 3
NEW BRICK RAMBLERs. 3 bedrms.
and bath, picture windows, modern
gas &C. heat; ready for immed.
occupancy. Price, S13,95 For appt
call NO. 621S: ewes. AP. 609l. g
WEST REAL ESTATE rooms and
tile bath. ami; u acre OF land;
No; 9 Larches court. Morningside
Village. First trust OF Az Monthly
ance included. Cali Mr.. Ferrail
10, $4,000; after 8. HI. 1870. 3
WEST REAL EsTATE-Price reduced.
Lovely 4-room house. new. masonry;
bath. ami; approximately l acre
land; large garage 1888 Suitland
I'd. 10. $4,000; after 8, HI. 1870.
FLA APPROVED LOAN of $1,000
with S2,45O cash. A lovely 2-bed-
rm. brick bungalow for only Sl2,65U.
Knotty pine liv. rm., firepl.; equipped
KIT; oil h.-wh.: bsmt. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. =
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S9,450
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON 5,,Ll {Gr' / very very, eyte . 2,bedrm
that may be purchased with small
down payment; full bsmt.. gas
h,-w;h; and price S14,25n. CECIL
B LUPTON, Realtor. CW. 1898;
suns slp and eyes. CHI: 2577. 30
breakfast area; 8 bedrms.. tile bath.
storage attic. full bsmt,: rec. rm,
with firepl:. garage. laundry rm., oil
warm-air heating. 8 mos. old. Of
colorful, used brick. $4,000 down
s seS fR R e. ~ JA Ex SSF4e
YATES GARDENs-By owner: semi
screened porch. liv. rm.. firepl..
dining l.: full bsmt.. recr rm..
equipped e kit: mr.. schools. churches.
WE WILL BUILD 2 or bedrm.
fn q. on a. your lot in Va; for $3.50 9,
1000. J, MAYNARD MAGRuDER
NEAR PE ssSTti on and Navy Annex,
new ,3-bedrm. ramblers. equipped
transp,. shopping. churches. Out
Columbia pike; left on Columbus St,
Price sl4'S5o. conventional Ts iinan u,
ing $4,000. See Mr.. Mcpherson.
BANCROFT FOREST, Ow. O726. Gil.
1866: ewes. CHI. 1871. -
5 I3.35O-3- BEDRM. Reliance home:
radiant heat: center Of town OF
Fairfax: $3.50 cash. S6S.O7 per
mo, BURNERS REALTY CO.. 440l
Fairfax dr., IA. 7-0071, IA. 2-2363
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING PLANT. plenty of
good equip, with trucks and routes;
store o% IN n plant; s9od location; very
so getter win sacr. because of an
MANUFACTURER OFFERS outstand-
ing opportunity to responsible per-
son tor high earnings, servicing
tionally advertised sc cookie line.
spare time requires hrs. per week;
pays approx. $50 UP net. Require
car and immediate cash investment
of Sl,l75 to $500 which is Sc
cured. Write and give phone no. for
personal interview. Box 4s4-X. Star.
WHOLESALE FOOD BUSINESS
hour week on ST 900 Investment.
interview All replies confidential.
GIFT ME!s N ~ II A SSf5' TOY SHOP in
n; must sell, RIA; 2262. %
BUILDING, FOR SALE; Reedsville
GUIDES sa or iv continuation ea1nad 4oxo in
priced for quick sale, $4,000.
S et. 81 pm pm Do' $780, Ext 49, asS'
ALEX. vA.MLuncheonetse and pat
store in fine community: no COM
petition; ideal for family; cash
and = ID terms st range Cali after s
PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE and fully
Nd; up-to-date fixtures; suitable
Tor family; a money-maker; reason
lures. sl7,5O0; $1,000 down pay
ment; priced for quick sale. OWNER.
ph' u oooo' Ext. 623' bet. 90 pm.
LIyE-wIRE TIRE sToRE-Nevl u,ed
tires. batteries, wheels. Recapping
ana repair equipment. Best location.
so you o tim. 20 Sr years rsn. Trifiers save
BEER AND FOOD TAvERN-MustI
sell: don't pass this opportunity up;
must sacrifice for very good reason;
gown IoSntown business section near very
Eestigate; $4,000 down. balance easy
terms; no brokers, please. Call TE
I29S mornings. Otto Il: after II.
NE; 1920, ask for BILL. So
GhoCERY and frozen custard store;
"a down; $500. can t 10. s. p54
BEAUTY SALON. heart OF Silver
Spring; sale or rent to PROFESSIONAL;
DINING ROOM e CoScEssroN IN
DOWNTOWN apt. hotel; same owner
1or nve, years; doing good business;
reasonable rent; utilities included
zeal opportunity for the right party.
For further details. call OWNER.
81 500 CASH, $500 note can buy
cigar, magazine. sundries store: bus
transfer front of door: must leave
Tor Florida. RE. 9223.
FOE SALE - Immediate possession.
southern Maryland's most beautiful
nightclub, Honey Lane: restaurant,
bar lounge, lease and equipment for
sale; 10000; near large Naval air
base in Lexington Park, Md: build
ing l,00O-home DEVELOPMENT in vi
cinity: legalized slot machines Con-
tact ALLEN FISHER, phone Great
Mills ABB. s.
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Woodbridge Gardens, D. c
Detached Colonial Brick

Detached Colonial Brlck
prewar luxury home, near goth and
Bunker Hill I'd. ne. See today
Concrete front porch. lge liv. rm.,
open firepl., huge din; rm., break
with built-in cabinets; incl porch or
den and fulfilled bath on 1st fl.
2nd fl. has 3 master bedrms., l with
frepl. colored tiled bath and incl.
porch. Recr. rm. and lndry. in bsmt.
New gas INV. heating plant Lge.
lot: Diet. gar. Income possibilities.
Call Mr.. Daugherty, UN. 9266, to
$1,000 underpriced. The price will
surprise you. ROGER MOSS, Real
tor, 2l25 r. I. ave. ne. no. 5000.
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RESTAURANT

Just over D. C. line in Takoma Park
Doing excellent business. Fixtures
and equipment, all in good condi-
ton. Illness forces owner to sell
Full price only S10.950 complete
ance on easy terms. Call REALTY
INVESTMENT. INC, GE. 2270 OF
JU 1-RS75 Il
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THE WEEKS SPECIALS

GREEN AcREs-sls.4oo. Liv. nm.
d rm.. den. kitchen. bedrms
recreation I'm.
BETHEsDA--slse5O. 8 bedrms., liv
nm. din. I'm. and powder rm
screened porch.
BETHEsDA-s21.50o. Liv. rm.. din
rm,, powder rm.. kit. 3 hedrmS
bath. porch and garage.
BETHEsDA-sa1.5 800. Liv. nm, din
rm.,, kit. 3 bedrms.. bath, Law. anc
tiled floor IN bsmt.. garage
WOOD AcREs-S26.5oo Liv. nm.
din. nm, den, powder nm. kitchen
3 bedrms.. . baths, paneled rec
nm, garage.
KENsINGToN-s30 500 Cape Cod
liv. nm, din. rm.. den. bedrm. bath
kitchen; huge hedrms., End floor
BETHEsDA-s31 800. Unusual Ia.
story home; bedrms., . baths.
BRADLEY BLVD. sEcT1oN-s32 =.
500. Rambler with over , acres
3 oedrms.. 2 baths. and recr. nm.
earage.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S3o. 500. .
new ramblers; liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit, bedrms,. . baths, expansible
attic and basement.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1926 TIL 8
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ARL1NGTON-ALEX. FAIRFAX
Here's A Real Buy
S11 250

ARLINGToN-ALEx. FAIRFAX
Here's A Real Buy
$11,250
Del Ray section of Alex: remarkable
nifty brick row home on clean,
neat street Of folksy people: sun
lit rms, tiled bath and dandy base
ment-ideal for laund; and storage.
As low as $4,000 cash. Dial OW.
Across From School
On level garden-type 75x16O lot,
This, suburban 2-bedrm. bungalow is
ideal for the healthful. outdoor
fyps fs Tan.cs Coy oZs-sl iv rm with
heat; Venetian blinds. RUSSO storm
sash Asking S1l,950; monthly
self. Call oW. 5000.
Near Arlington Hall
rooms, fuli Sasement. tiled i'n BATH .
automatic oil heat; sound closely
laid. hardwood floors; compact kit.
with extra cabinets built in: par
italy redecorated. About $4,000
cash required, Call oW. 5000.
Whistle, whistle
With pleasure when you see the
superior location and observe the
excellent lifetime steel-strand con-
struction in this cozy prewar brick
home. - nice rooms, tiled bath
with slipproof tub. full basement;
open side porch. Owner must sell
quickly. Asking S14,950-an ex-
cellent Offering. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ow. 5000
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Wood onley Co., Realtor
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 500 til 8.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Brick 2-family apartments. about 10
years old, each apt. has private
entrance. large liv rm.. dinette
modern kitchen :, bedrms. and
VIII. There is Gil A. financing
Location is Al and building is in
excel. cond. For appt. to inspect
call RE. $3.50. . till 8; ewes. and
Sunday. Mr.. Abel. GE. 1888.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont

Infants and Children's Shop
Located on busy thoroughfare in Ar
lington. Modern fixtures, complete
~ stocked for Xmas. An excellent
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BlllingSley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1926 TIL Q. -.