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Evening star., 1951-04-24
.Bigomist Rewarded
BY Kisses From All
3 Women Involved
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, April "a. Three
women rushed up and kissed
George Clements today when he
was placed on probation on a
charge of bigan1y.
They were:
His legal wife, whom he mar
ried in 1920 and who has bore him
nine children.
A woman he lived with long
enough to have his tenth child.
His bigamous wife, who recently
had his eleventh and twelfth-a
Iset of twins.
Clements pleaded guilty to the
charge. He is So.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
New Regulations Due
Tonight on Large LIST
OF Consumer Goods
ISL 900 Manufacturers Are
Affected; More Price Cuts
Than Increases Promised
By james Y. Newton

The Government tonight will
announce a new regulation con-
trolling the prices manufacturers
may charge for a large share of
consumer goods.
1t will remove the items from
the general freeze If last January
and make them subject to more
specific price ceilings. Manufac-
turers will be required to re-f1gure
their prices along levels prevailing
before the Korean invasion. They
will be allowed to tack on certain
cost increases incurred since then.
Price Director Michael v. Disable
said the regulation will result in
more price reductions than in
Icreases. Officials said they could
mot estimate how much merchan-
disc will be affected by the order,
but it will apply to about $4,000
manufacturers.
Month Of Grace.
Prices of goods at retail will not
be changed for some time, how
ever. Manufacturers will be given
about a month to figure their new
ceiling prices and put them in
effect.
Other orders to be issued short
ly will affect makers of machin-
iery, wearing apparel and cotton
textiles. Specific regulations al
ready have been issued covering
manufacture of such things as
soap, wool yarn and fabrics. tallow
and greaSes, hides, coal and other
items.
Meanwhile, on another part OF
the controls front. organized labor
was ready to announce it's selec-
tion of six representatives to the
new 18-man Wage Sterilization
Board. President Truman was ex-
lpected to appoint the new board
this week. It will be headed by
DR.. George w. Taylor. University
of Pennsylvania professor and for
mer chairman of the War Labor
Board.
Probable Labor Members.
The labor members. it was un-
derstood. will be Harry c. Bates
Elmer E. Walker and Patrick Cor
man, of the AFL; Emil Rieve and
A. j. Livingston, of the CIO, and
George E. Leighty, of the railroad
brotherhoods.
The United Labor Policy Com
mittee met yesterday and ap-
pointed a four-man committee to
lstudy ways of settling labor's diff
lferences with other phases of the
defense program. including man.
power and selection of a repre-
sentative to serve in the Office oil
Mobilization Director Charles E
Wilson.
i The committee includes AFI
President William Green, CIC
President Philip Murray, George
Meany, secretary-tre of the
James B. Carey, Of the CIO.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
'Dugan Charges
|Rucker Tried 10
|bribe Witness
Arlington OfficioI
Says TuIk Was Token
On Wire Recorder
By Alex R. Preston

Daniel A Dugan today told a
Circuit Court judge hearing custer
proceedings against him that
Commonwealth's Attorney Den
man T. Rucker had attempted to
bribe a witness who appeared be-
fore special grand jury recently.
The grand jury has recommend
led that Mr.. Dugan be removed
from Office.
Resuming the stand for the Sec
Iond day. the Arlington County
Board member testified that wire
recording had been made of a
conversation in which the alleged
bribery offer was disclosed.
Mr.. Dugan said that on Febru-
Iary %, Francis D. Griffith called
me on the phone and said Mr..
Rucker was trying to get me. I
told him to call me back in 20
minutes"
Recorder Obtained by Dugan.
Mr.. Griffith was at the time en-
ployed by Sam Lano, pinball and
slot machine distributor, and was
one of the witnesses before the
grand jury.
Continuing his testimony, Mr..
Dugan said he obtained a wire
recorder from Joseph Leib, a
member of police investigating
committee, and connected it to his
telephone.
Mr.. Griffith told me Mr..
IRucker promised him a good lob,
that ne would give him money
and that he wouldn't have any
more to worry about if he made a
statement against me-" Mr.. Dugan
said.
At this, Oren R. Lewis, special
prosecutor, asked. Why didn't
you see that this information was
turned over to the grand jury?"
i I didn't think about it at the
time the 34-year-old Labor De.
Ipartment official declared.
Regarded 1t as Protection.
! In an incredulous tone, Mr..
Lewis asked why Mr.. Dugan had
not seen fit to give to the grand
Jury information which indicated
a bribe attempt had been made BY
a county official.
: The board member replied: II
thought if they tthe grand jury)
came out against me I would have
lit for protection.
Protection from what?" Mr.,
Lewis demanded. why were you
building up protection in ad-
vance,"
The former board chairman
said Mr.. Griffith had told him
that the grand jury was asking
questions about Mr.. Dugan.
A little later. Mr.. Dugan added:
Mr.. Griffith told me Mr.. Rucker
had tried to induce him to sign a
lotdleLIlent IlaC was interested in
gambling activities"
Mr.. Dugan's attorney. Armistead
Boothe, offered transcript of the
alleged conversation, but Mr.. Lewis
indicated he wanted the recording
itself brought into court. Mr..
Dugan said the recording now is
IN the possession of Mr.. Leib.
Acquaintance of Lano.
Mr.. Leib, according to the grand
jury, was an intimate acquaint-
ance of Lano. the slot machine
distributor. Yesterday Mr.. Dugan
admitted a close friendship with
Lano and told how he had been
instrumental in getting Griffith a
! job with Lano.
/ Another development today was
a repetition by MI. Dugan of a
statement made to the press
earlier that the grand jury was
"hand-picked" against him.
Under questioning, however, he
would not say that the Judge or
any official of the court had de.
(See DUGAN. Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-04-24


ing concessions, came after q
Bntoin and Argentine Reoch Meot Aeeor.
After l0-Month Row. Pose A.:
third government leader, Johr
Freeman, parliamentary secretary
to the Ministry of Supply, resigned
In protest over the government.
arms budget. He quit for broadly
the same reasons as Labor Min.
lister Aneurin Bevan and Boarc
Iof Trade President Harold vii.
son: Britain's financing of her re.
armament at the expense of the
national health service.
The Labor government an.
Inounced the appointment of AL.
fred Robens to Mr.. Bevan's Labor
Ministry post. and of Sir Hartle,
ShaWcroSs as president of tht
Board OF Trade. Mr.. Robens, 40
has been parliamentary secretar,
to the Ministry Of Fuel. and Shaw
cross. 40. has been attorney gen
eral.
Party Unity Gets Priority.
The Labor members of Parlia.
ment held a stormy two-houl
secret emergency meeting. It re.
suited in q deal in which thu
rebels, headed by Mr.. Bevan anc
MIR. Wilson. pledged themselves te
put party unity in the House O.
Commons above the policy split
In return. Mr.. Attlee's forces
agreed to permit Mr.. Bevan tc
abstain if there is a vote in the
House of Commons tonight or
the government bill to slap a sc
per cent charge on false teeth
and spectacles. Mr.. Bevan's sup
Iporters in the Labor Party mus
toe the line. and support the bill
Thus the Labor Party could ex-
pect to pull through should the
Conservatives tonight attempt tt
exploit the Labor split by calling
for a formal vote on a secono
reading of the bill to charge fol
spectacles and false teeth. The
opposition already had expressed
support for the bill, up for a sec
ond reading. Ordinarily it coulo
be passed without vote.
Attlee Appears Cheerful.
Mr.. Attlee, looking pink checked
and cheerful, left the hospital fol-
a while today to attend a memo
rial service for former Foreign
Secretary Ernest Bevin at West.
minister Abbey. Under treatment
for a duodenal ulcer, he told re-
porters he was getting on WE'LL
But the nervous situation in his
party is hardly recommended
treatment for ulcers.
Nevertheless, observers said il
seemed likely that Mr.. Attlee now
could hold his slim margin OF
power in the House against the
Conservative-Liberal assault, al
least until autumn.
Mr.. Bevan and Mr.. Wilson pro-
tested Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer Hugh Gaitskell's new bud.
Iget. Ir his explanation to the
House yesterday, Mr.. Bevan sale
the United States had dragged
Britain into a ruinous arms race
which was nibbling away at th'
Labor governments welfare state
Mr.. Bevan will carry his figh
into meeting of the nationa
executive of the Labor Party to-
morrow, where, in recent years, HI
(See RRTTISH PAGE A2O
Evening star., 1951-04-24

as rhe oeoolIne
approaches by
placing your
Sunday od eorIier
in the week. Coll
Sterling 5000.
More than 30
trained cd tokers
ore on duty for
your convenience.
ln addition, The
Star mointoins
81 bronch offices
throughout the
Az -
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Place Want Ads Now
For The Sunday Star

You con order an I'D in the big elossi.
fled section Of The Sunday Stor un-
til z pm. Saturday. But you con help
prevent a flood Of coils at The Stor
Evening star., 1951-04-24
BULLETIN

NEW YORK (P.-Maj. Gen.
Courtney Whitney, personal ad-
wiser to Gen. Macarthur, said
today 1t. Gen. Matthew Ridg-
way had proposed to the Penta-
gon that Chinese troops on
Formosa be sent into battle.
Gen. Ridgway succeeded Gen.
Macarthur when the latter was
depoSed by President Truman.
Gen. Whitney said Gen. Ridg-
way made the proposal after
analyzing the situation-appar-
emily soon after his arrival in
Korea while Gen. Macarthur
still was in supreme command"
Evening star., 1951-04-24

Washington orea. You con order on
I'D in person at o bronch office or al
the business counter in The Stor lobby.
Advertise in Woshinston's No. I elossi-
fled medium.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
By J. A. OLeory

Senate hearings on Far Eastern
policy, with Gen. Macarthur as
the first witness. will start Thurs
day, May 3. Senator Russell, DEM
ocrat, of Georgia, announced to-
day.
Senator Russell, who will pre-
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Att|ee and Foes
Enter Deal 10
Save Regime
Concessions Are Made
After Third Official
Quits Labor Setup
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. April "a. - Prime
Minister Attlee'S forces and re-
bell lous Laborite left wingers made
a deal today aimed at keeping the
Labor government in power as
long as possible and preventing a
general election at this time.
The deal, with both sides max
ing concessions, came after a
Evening star., 1951-04-24

(See FARM, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-04-24

Sunny. high near TO- Fair tonight; low
so in city and AZ in suburbs. Tomorrow.
cloudy. mild. Full details on Page A-2)
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1951-04-24

(See BRITISH, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-04-24

Bntoin and Argentine Reoch Meot Accord
After l0-Month Row. Pooe A-3
Evening star., 1951-04-24

(see ELECTION, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1951-04-24

(See DUGAN, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-08-22

SIXTEEN UNITS, detached building,
near 18th and Randolph sts. NV;
substantial cash needed. NATHAN
SILVER, 1911 G st. NV, ME. 215l.
WI. 1884.
IF you NEED immediate monthly
income Of approx. 500, can invest
$4,000, We have 3-apt. brick
bldg. situated near Sth and K SITS.
Sc; excellent rentable section;
ST. S257; ewes, Ia. 5S52. pa
rAKOMA PARK-Three- unit de-
tached brick; l and 2-bedrm. aptS.;
beaut. corner lot; near Piney Branch
and Flower aye; present rents sub
ject to 20eo increase. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1894 It'll o.
rAKOMA PARK, MD.-Income prop
erty; contains 3 furnished apis.
now being operated as nursing
home: Zoned and licensed WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC, SH. 5555.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tContinuedD

AVAIL. SEPT. Corner suite. 18th
and Columbia rd. NV, 3 lge. rms.
with bathroom facilities. Ideal for
uptown professional or business Office.
v; L. TooMEY. Jr., Realtor, RE.
SHARE xen-furn law once; as Tsas;
NE, GE ST; & sERs sa2t EHs FRoM NJ cAprroI41-
bedrm. apt. with 15x25 room. front,
st A.; 1st coml.; suitable for ONCE,
waEArcN: HH 19al OPP. post onsce-otilce 1S4
Ice. window. limestone front: Just
eEmpleteq 81 noSs;an S$45 =, loo "a a.,
sSs SS"h H7th t3's ST. 81 NW21se w. ZEE front Toom
LEGUMo o ( GERBER REALTY Go,
LARGE Arc gOGI FRONT ROOM, with show
window. End d. 911-13 G st. NV.
Reasonable rent. MA. 36s9. j,
EDW. FOWLER & SON. established
14th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms. now
avail from SOP up. All rms. newly
fsdecSTaSed' EM s1de kAss-sERGER' NC
203 EYE ST. NV; 2nd Il. suite
in Aim exchange bldg KASS-BER-
GER: NC. EN-. 500.
st. 2-studio apts. avail. with bath;
$52 30 ga. 1902 z st. NV. Call Elk.
4, 900 so. FIT. OF SPACE in mode modern
dSTntoyn BIDS; may may divide. HER
APPRoX. 1000 SO. FIT. Of mezzanine
front once space, wired for air cop-
ditioning; fluorescent lighting and
asphalt tile floors; available immed.
Superintendent in bldg. ST. 90SS or
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC. 1900
18th st. NV. ,DI. 0222.
WILL LEASE ALL OR PART Of A.
floor BLDG, now used for Offices; ideal
space for doctors clinic; across st.
from Cafritz Bldg. For info, call
MR.. WAGNER, EX. 489S. -25
ATTRAC. PVT. OFFICE. in nicely
furn, suite; share recep. rm.; Dupont
Circle Bldg. DE. 9501. -23
9th AND X SITS. N.W.-Second-floo
ofices. containinR 100 50. It.: ele-
vators; suitable for iobber or dts
tributor: heat. light and Janttor
service furnished. THOMAS J.
FISHER g. CO. INC. 73S 18th ct
NV Dl $3.50
Evening star., 1951-08-22
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO RADIO, GIN, Chevrolet. WIN
At 40 or so Chew; manual con-
troll; $39.50. TIE. 349l before
pm. -22
Evening star., 1951-08-22
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
FORREST HILLS-Beaut;eu exclu-
sive lot. 7Ox12O. Call ia. 9576

sive lot. 7oxiao. caii IA. 9576.
CREST OF HILL. cheyerly ave, level
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax
County. several lots and small acre
and gas. Cali Mr.. McGinnis. AP:
1897 for details and prices. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 2O57 Wilson blvd
Ma, 1166.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. vicinity
Oxon Hill. 81 wooded and rolling
acres. nice stream; suitable for small
estate or acre site development; gSod good
per acre. Terms arranged, Call Mr.
McGinnis, AP. 3597, or LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 X st. NV. Ma.
1855.
ALLEY LoT-52x3s IT,. improved
with z garages; located at !5tn a
and 4sts A SIS; SCI full price, S4 81 200
BY W oWNER-1e min. from down
town Wash. via Mt. Vernon hwy.
"a or l acre wooded. In desirable
residential area; $4,000 per Va acre.
Call TIE. 6455.
$500 BLK. OF YOU ST. s.E.-1deal
OOA1OOS 0b ubAAos AAAJ %AB-VOs w
cannot go wrong on this lot.
BUSADA. 4415 Southern ave. Sc,
10 9-8500. pa
NARTH ARL.-A acre lot. 100 IT..
frontage, sewer and water available;
$3.50; CAL OK, 3615. -23
LEO KoLB. CO, M. 21oo;
BETHESDA-Several lge. choice lots.
nice for ramblers. MR.. THOMAS,
21 Lone Oak dr.. OIL. 7160. -26
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. Two building
lots. 4Ox100 #. each; sewer. water
and gas in; $3.50 each. $50 down.
VI, 5000. -27
TWO CORNER LOTS for sale on
Conn. aye. Call 10. S-42S9 or
whHaEAToiN.o VI ei o. MD.-cor. lot. level.
l3sx2oo; 1 blk. OF Ga. ave-; $4,000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD.-Three
excellent building sites. 50x150 each:
sewer and water sygailable: Call
52O6. T. PAUL MUDD CO. -23
Evening star., 1951-08-22
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SIX UNIT APT. BLDG. for S26.e50.
A large home in a good rental area
in Takoma Park. converted to apt.
uSe; shows gross rental of S4,S72;
needs about $1,000 to handle. RIP
LEY & RoMER, Realtors. 81. Gill:
KENILWORTH - 121,es2 So. IT,
heavy industrial ground, with side
track, office and all utils.: TIC So. It.
Terms; A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVELY authorized
to offer one of the Metropolitan
Areas most beautiful garden-type
apt. de"eloDments-504 one and two
bedrm. apis. Owners figures show
S1O1 500 annual net dollar return
on investment of S42O. 900 cash
Principals only. Please contact THE
BRANT CO.. INC, Exclusive Agents.
IA; 4:1600: 1704 N. Rhodes ST..
iPHRsK-5-apt. brick bldg,
in good cond.; poss. Of 2 apis. with
settlement. 1000 cash. For appt.,
call JAMES 8. WILDER. !GE. 1915.
BRICK. four l 1-bedrm.
apts. 8 yrs. old. Growing Sc. locality.
Sale By, owner; no agents; S23, 500;
substantial cash req. MA. $685., Ext.
2Ol; eyes,. week ends, 10. 3-6365.
-26
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-Entire floor; modern.
large. open space; ideal for nat. or
LGE. PVT. OFFICE in lawyers suite;
share. recp. .rm.; .attractively and
fully furn;; air-cond.; excel. location;
suitable tenant; no lease required.
10th AND PA. AVE. 94b Pa. ave. NV.
Bright of1ces, good location, elev.,
reas. Apply $40 r st. NV, rm. 10.
r ST. AT 9th, Atlas Bldg, Bs7 Ninth
St. NV. Suit. for ofices, show rms.
light manuf., etc. Elev., conv. loc.;
low rents. Apply $40 + st. NV, rm.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
IF
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

FOR RENT - BETHANY BEACH.
Delaware. Apt. sleeps g; all modern
Improvements; reduced Sept. rates.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE
Ocean block. 3-bedrm. cottage, mod
ern, conv.. exclusive section. Sept
1st., month or weeks. Phone 217
or 25I-R. ARTHUR MORRIS, Cen
terville, Md. -23s
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Right on
as tases Defsn Sept Gaetn fst on aPS En- aRS 7Sa
Evening star., 1951-08-22
ROWLING ALLEYS

oOV d1INo 14ddG D
5 ALLEYS ADJOINING TELEPHONE
CO. IN HYATTSVILLE. WILL
SUIT TENANT.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 II Street NV. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Private party
has several choice lots, purchased
last year. VIII sell at substantial
discount. below market price. Terms
or cash. Call ST. 0722 or WO. 3349
pa
SPECIAL BARGAIN; Mason's Beach
on the Bay. Deale, Md. A well-de-
veloped restricted community; beaut.
home facing the Bay, well con-
structed central-hall plan; large liv
rm., din. rm. and kit; bedrm. to
accommodate As cpls.; large
porches, large gear garage, 100-ft
front lot, Handicapped; shade and
shrubs. Act today to secure this rare
bargain. Call Mr.. ODUM, RE. 5216;
ewes. Sat. and Sun, West River
OCEAN FRONT LOT, 100x2O0, pvt.
beach. closest ocean water resort to
Washington $500 or best offer
Phone GE. 2265 after 8 pm. "a
Evening star., 1951-08-22
GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

VAN TRUCKS. any size Job: prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1910.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
TRAILERS

make offer. de luxe 1851
Whitley. Q bedrms Woodley Hills
PFxRiE Gt Iii l. IsGSHSoAEK 81 81 Ask s s5S Ss0 exss sS.
tile shower, commode, eft. elec.
refgr., auto. INV. heater, apt. size
gas stove; equipped with electric
brakes; compl. furnished. A dream
boat on wheels. 81 1876 or best Of
fer Apply A. r. WILLIAMS, owner.
Cherry Hill Trailer Park, Berwyn,
Md. -22
I95O-37 feet: perfect cond.; many
extras; will sacrifice. See at 6247
Marlboro pike. Md. MA. 207S. -22
Evening star., 1951-08-22
GOTTA GO FOLKS

Been transferred and offering my
brick Cape Cod on 1T0-ft. lot in
Falls Church Recently redecorated;
very attractive liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kit, l bedrm. and tile "a bath,
1St H.: : bcorms. and tile bath,
2nd f.; full bsmt. with lavatory;
side screened porch. Shown through
REALTY INVESTMENT
REALTORS
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va,
Evening star., 1951-08-22
THE
ARISTOCRAT
RAMBLER LIST!


ALMOST ANY TYPE OR, KIND you
can think of will be made .I1;nI ayaiia6Ie the
Hrlinston iEI y2or ssIScH Realty CO. at oW.. $500;
tAD sEMIRAMBLER! Consisting Of
, bedrms.. bath, attrac. .liv. rm; and
st.9 SI53o d0Tn ,o1 sboo Re 0OgsRs sNtra
CBie Bie'etiA HALF iPfpi ACRE! re- Given with this
nice 2-bedrm: rambler at the low
(c1 ci1' cAtLiIFoRN1A RAMBLER. All
white and pretty as picture; =
twin-size bedrmaS; a;n bath snd a1tFae; eouip INV
kit; nice n. Arl. location; all for
t1G 6iI'ccSojL COOL AND COMFORTABLE. 2;
bedImi rameleeGG, 1eG on ds.n wonaeTifn, snMin.
equip. kit; brand new and reaody
for immed. possession: only $l3.50n.
(E0 COLORFUL RAMBLER! That Is
sparkling new. and ready for its new
Synsr SEnsr oedpms qm with tfled rep epfn modY nedY
FD F.' Gi T. RiAMBLERs.AIi brick; out:
standing N. Arl. location; bedrms;.
tiled bath very lge. liy; rm; meg NEG
tdS ifsa RAMBLiNG hSafi . guNGALoWI fIJS1H ar II
addition, % 5 lovely lge. well.
tiled bath, rear porch, there is . ful!
bsmt. with outside entrance and
eopst5peti9pi gnly mi ssISSs5Gn, sISs59n IN,
owner of this house is a builder anc
he has done an outstanding. job; Z
bedrms. and 2 tiled baths, liv. rm.
family-siZed din. rm., lge. equip
kit, full bsmt.: beautiful grounds;
a real buy at $16.500.
U) Just one attrac. 3-bedrm. RAM
bler, with e full bsmt:: lEei attrac
din rm.; beautiful shaded lot; S17.'
III Near Wash. blvd: most attrac
all-brick rambler. with full bsmt, ir
this extremely desirable N. Arl. 10.
cation; 8 twin-SiZed bedrms.. tilec
bath, family-sized liv, rm. with
firepl., din. IT, and equip. kit.
we have many other ramblers up tc
S3s;50o # it's rambler you're
Arlington Realty Co.
oD1D Eu;1.o- p1rl <NtTr snonn
Evening star., 1951-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
STONE RAMBLER

Liv. rm.. stone fireplace, dinette. kit,
bedrmS.. colored tile bath, bsmt
Lge. picture window. new and ready
for occupancy. Setting on edge of
forest. $14.950. $4,000 down. Don't
wait too long, it won't lastl
METROPOLITAN REALTY
ia. $1,000. Open It'll Q P. M.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
OPEN TONIGHT!

New England Cape Cod, near STRAIT
ford Jr. High and Wash. Lee High
schools. Charming liv. rm. with
stone fireplace and bookshelveS;
separate din. rm.; equipped kit. incl.
garbage disposal; 2 twin-bed rms.
and tile bath; expansion attic;
with picture window overlooking the
garden.
Directions: Out Wash. blvd. to Taylor
St, right to our open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT
a3l7 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
oW. 9020 pa
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FARMS (cont.l
NEAR WARRENTON
DILLON LAND co.

FA. 3777. FA. 1859. ia. 4-131O.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Waterfront cot
tage or apts., st and Bryant SITS;
all cleo. baths. hot water; pvt.
See to appreciate; $50 wk. CO.
0611. ewes. Mon. Thurs. -23
COLONIAL BEACH, YA.--Nice de-
sirable 5-rm. waterfront cottage,
fenced in ground; modern. $50 wk.
UN 4446. -25
n. BEACH-Bungalow. 3 bedrms.,
lge. sun porch, capable Of sleeping
5. kit. gas range, Frigidaire' reas.
TU. 1852. IA
HERALD HARBOR, 80 mi. D. c.
Cottage on water. a.m.c.. fine SWIM
ming fishing, grabbing; avail. Aug.
GE. i749. -24
WATERFRONT COTTAGE. cleo. gas.
bath and screened porches. SH.
NORTH BEACH-cottage, 8 rms.
IL" porch, gas range. cleo, inside
Law; rent by wk. or mo. Ii. 3-2S04
Evening star., 1951-08-22
2 wilson Blvd. oW. ssoe
FIRST OFFERING

FIRST OFFERING
OF group of new brk. ramblers. now
These exquisite homes viii include
3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., all
elec. GE kit. Ia baths and full
bsmt. The homes in this group will
be on lots Of varying sizes. They
S25.65O and will form a notable ad-
dition to this splendid neighbor-
hood
MANNAS REALTY CO..
2116 Wilson Blvd, GL. or OK. 1884.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
THE YEARIING

IN CYRANDALL VALLEY
Fairfax County, Va.-Lovely new Cape
Cod of excellent construction with
nicely proportioned rooms; feature!
4 good-sized bedrms. with many
generous closets, > baths, full bsmt
ground level, garage and breezeway;
situated on y acre in planned
community of desirable homes with
restrictive covenants. Close to
schools. churches. shopping and
transportation. Ready for OCCUPANCY
within or 3 weeks. An excellent
buy at S1S.75O.
Or at $4,000 same as above.
except it has . bedrms.. l bath,
expansible attic and flrepl. in the
liv. rm Also larger garage. breeze
way and 1-acre lot. For appointment
to inspect. call Mrs. Platten at DE.
41Ol: ewes, XII. S-6173.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth St. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

SO, 900 so. FT. Of ground. centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and ofice.
MA 1886
1900. so. FT., concrete floor. loading
platform. new bldg, s.e.; 2nd COM
mercial; immed. occupancy Call Ii. d..
6-2236 or Baltimore. Forest 5-5S6S