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cent lighted window, which her
husband constructed for her.
Army life kept her busy too.
with IL moves in the l0-year
period, so she has been able to
concentrate on her beloved art
only in the last three years.
The new studio is equipped with
daylight shadow-proof lighting.
which is constant, so Mrs. Fields
can work on into the night. Her
day usually begins at $3.50 am.
when she prepares the family
breakfast. She doesn't get to bed
before midnight most of the time,
and in the hours in between draw
ing, cutting and firing her glass
designs, she gets In her other
household chores.
Started in YWcA Glass
A Boston YWCA elementary
class in stained-glass design
started Mrs. Fields on her unusual
Iavocation.
The class was taught by the
wife of one of the executives of
the Connick Studios. pioneer in
Initiating interest in medieval
stained glass art in this country.
$50 intrigued was Mrs. Fields, that
she applied to the studios for an
apprenticeship. They wouldn't
take me seriously" she said with
a laugh, "but they encouraged me
to study on my own and ever since
have given me valuable advice and
inspiration in my work"
Mrs. Fields had several years
art experience behind her when
she undertook the new medium.
After some years spent in study
ing the piano and dancing, she
discovered at the age of 10 that
art was her true love. Both she
and her father studied oil painting
with Frank Morley Fletcher.
Later she studied etching and
landscape with Robert Logan in
Europe, and drawing with Niko-
ladies at the Art Students League
i in New York. A graduate of
Wellesley, she was working with
one of New York's leading in
Iterior decorating firms when she
was married.
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Engagement Pad
STAR stan Photo.

District League Of American Pen Women
Tomorrow, Arts Club. 2017 I street
NV, annual meeting and dinner.
Association Of University Wom-
en-, Washington Branch-Tomorrow
TAO pm, 1855 Massachusetts avenue
NV. Board OF DIRECTORY meeting.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch - To-
morrow, pm. junior group with Miss
Ann Simmons; speaker, Mrs. Fred Lane,
flower arrangements
Calvert Club-Tomorrow. pm. with
Mrs. Walter Harris. 1907 Tuckerman
street NV.
University Women's Ciub-Tomorrow,
pm, French class. Tomorrow, pm
club tea; program of songs by Mrs
p m, Spanish class. Thursday. IL am.
poetry group Saturday, 2 pm. sketch
ing group.
Women's Association Of Allied Beverage
Industries-Tomorrow s pm, Advisory
Board meeting.
Newcemb Club Of Bethesda-Friday. 1880
pm, picnic with Mrs. J. Henry Brown
301 Cedar lane, Alta Vista.
Washington Story League-Saturday.
pm, YWCA. monthly meeting.
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Quota Club Of ArlinGton-Today, 2 to 9
pm. with Mr.. and Mrs. George Blatt-
ner. Vienna. Va. benefit picnic for the
development OF hearing conservation
program in Arlington.
Soroptimist Club of WaShington-Today
> pm. annual party with Mrs. Mary
Hysong club president, at Broadwater,
Md. Tuesday, 8 pm, Willard Hotel
business meeting.
Radcliffe College Club Of Washington---
Today. 4 to 6 pm, tea with Mrs. Hugh
L. Elsbree, 2406 Forty fourth street
NV; speaker Miss Mildred P. Sherman
dean of college relations; election OF
officers.
Woman's. National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1890 PM. legislative lunch-
con; forum on The SD Congress to
Date
Smith College Club-Tomorrow, $50 pm.
annual business meeting and picnic
supper with Mrs. Edward J. P. thinner
man. Mclean, Va; election Of officers
District Federation Of Women's Clubs
Tomorrow, 10 am, Hamilton Hotel
monthly meeting and memorial service
District Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club-Tomorrow. 7:30 pm. Mount
Pleasant Library, International Rela-
fione Tonfuittaa
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ID. c. Penwonnen
Slate Dinner

The annual meeting and dinner
of the District Branch National
League of American Pen Women,
will be held at $50 pm. tomorrow
lat the Arts Club, 2017 I street NV.
Mrs. Robert Clay Sheriff.. first
vice president and chairman of
special committees. will be in
charge of arrangements. assisted
by Mrs. Peggy Lawshe, hospitality
chairman, and Mrs. Embert A.
|LeLacheur and Miss nellie A.
Parkinson. Mrs. w. A. Gill will
have charge of dinner decorations.
A highlight of the program will
be tributes to Mrs. George w.
Moore, president of the branch,
who will continue in Office for an
other year. and to Miss Matte
Richards Tyler, general chairman
Iof creative groups.
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Miss Evelyn Bull, who has been
elected president of the District
chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma,
honor education society. for a
two-year term, will start her adj
ministration on Friday, according
to an announcement. Miss Bull
succeeds DR.. Regis Boyle.
Other chapter officers have been
elected as follows: Mrs. Alice C..
Marquez, first vice president; Miss
Elizabeth Morrow, second vice
president; Miss Katherine E. Ber-
gin, treasurer; Miss Frances New
lit. recording secretary; Mrs.
Blythe Hedge. corresponding sec
rotary, and Miss Lois Clark, par
Humanitarian.
DeIto DeIto DeIto
Mrs. Lawrence B. Rohde has
bee elected president Of the
Washington Alliance of Delta
Delta Delta.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Henry F. Marchant, first vice
president; Mrs. Robert E. Earll,
second vice president; Mrs. Leslie
A. Smith, secretary; Mrs. Robert
E. Cahill. assistant secretary: Miss
Marian Benesh, treasurer; Mrs.
William G. Hamilton, assistant
treasurer, and Mrs. E. L. LIE Clerg,
historian. Mrs. Louise M. Kruger
was elected Trident correspondent
and publicity chairman.
AIpho Omieron Pi
Mrs. Herman F. Weigel of Chevy
Chase, Md, is the newly elected
president of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Omi-
cron Pi. Mrs. Charles w. Poole
of Chevy Chase will be in charge
of the sorority'S local philan-
thropic work at Children's Hos
pital, where it sponsors a hearing
clinic.
Other new officers are Mrs
Thompson N. Berdeen, first vice
president; Mrs. Edward G. Lunn,
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Mrs. Gam Elected
CONGRESS Club Head

Mrs. Edward E. Gam has been
elected president of the Senior
Congress Club.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Walter F. George, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Clarence F. Lea, second
vice president; Mrs. Oscar E.
Bland, treasurer; Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher, recording secretary, and
Mrs. Albert E. Carter, parliamen-
tartan. .....
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to see revived as popular me-
dium.
Because the tools and mate
rial are expensive, I wouldn't adj
vocate it as aSpursuit for a strug-
Cling young artist" Mrs. Fields
declared in an interview in her
basement studio, "but for some
one with an average income who
has talent and some drawing and
painting experience. would rec
ommend it highly"
It is the dream of the designer,
wife of regular Army colonel
and mother of three children, some
day to see fine stained-glass work
not only in churches. but in
schools, hospitals, institutions, Ii
braries and private homes.
'It can enrich the lives of SO
many" she declared, especially
little children"
To Exhibit Friday
That's why Mrs. Fields is look
ing forward to participation in the
special artists exhibit which will
be a feature of the scholarship
benefit to be held by the Wash
ington Chapter, National Society
of Arts and Letters, on Friday at
the Shoreham Hotel.
She will show several pieces OF
stained-glass work in the exhibit.
including her favorite plague
design of roses, an organ, bells and
q music banner.
Mrs. Fields, who is the daughter
of the late T. Mitchell Hastings,
Philadelphia and Santa Barbara
architect, calls herself "a self
taught student" of the stained
glass art. She modestly af1rms
that after 10 years of struggling
with the more elemental technical
difficulties of the art, "I'm still
learning"
Actually those 10 years repre-
sent a victory against odds that
would have discouraged those with
less determination than Mrs
Fields.
Up until three years ago. wher
she had modern S., 900 studio in
stalled in the. playroom Of hel
home, she used simple little
work table with a built-in fuores'
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Calvert Club

The Calvert Club will meet at
8 pm. tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. Walter Harris, 4607 Tucker
man street. Riverdale. Mrs. Frank
PLACER will be assisted by Mrs,
Harris. Mrs. William Vandegrift
will give book review.
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Wonnen's Clubs
Stoined-Gloss Artist Hopes to See
Medium Win Popular Interest
BY Ruth Dean

is like music 1t has elemental beauty And
So music, be enjoyed every everywhere
thinks Kenneth E. Fields of 1887 Upton street NV.
making stained glass plaques and medalons is not
hobby. but fine art.
virtually lost which Mrs Fields would like
Evening star., 1951-08-17
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA homes, reasonably priced.
"a charming restored 4-bedrm.
home in suburban Bethesda, no
f euality e homes s in in beautiful g G0 Edse- ease-
moor. one has 4 bedrms.. the other
g. These new listing are well worth
seeing. OIL. 0070. ARTHUR w. LA
ROCHE oI & ASSOCIATES. so25 Wis.
BETHESDA - well-designed whit,
brick Colonial; liv. rm., lge. porch
din. rm.. lst-f. powder rm., all
elec. kit, 3 twin-sized bedrms and
bath, full bsmt. with 1avatory, gas
&C. heat; slate roof, copper plumb
f Seh0Si CAN clSEe %f RSke By f;eea fa9 ann s
to inspect Ewes, OIL. 1893. WALK
Err & DUNLOP, INC, 1900 18th
BETHESDA. S29,95O - Edgemoor
custom-built brick and stone. 8 bed
rooms, 1st-fioor powder room: recr
rage; level lot with tail trees. A
charming home in an exceptionally
attractive community. Owner trans
ferred BILLINGSLEY & KORzEN-
DORFER.. OR. 1926 till 8 pm. III
BETHESDA, S24 ,95O-This modern
brick home has bedrooms. 2 baths
patio, recreation room. attached
garage and many other features,
Sounds like a lot Of house for the
money. Let's look at it today. BILL
1NGSLEY & KORzENDORFER. OR.
BRADLEY SIo fsli HfIns-rhis IL; white eb7 Brick
din. rm., opening on shaded patio
but bedrms.. 2 baths on 1st f.;
room to expand to 2 bedrms. and
pain on End a: THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
Wo. 1900 until pm. 3420 Conn.
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NORTHWEST REALTY

A call will bring you further
information. OIL. 6S67, OIL.
re- 1908, WI. 1494. OIL. 5211.
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S11,95O-NEW HOME

$11, 1,950-NEW HOME
Brick and masonry construction: Ice.
attic with dormer windows; attrac.
paneled stairway. tiled bath. auto.
gas heat; cor lot, concrete street,
immed.. occup.; open. lighted til 9
pm. $500 Rittenhouse St. lust off
EdmonSton ave, Riverdsle Md
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION co. 500I
EdmonSton ave, ROGERS HeichtS,
Hyatts.. Md, WA. 1885. -1g
REDUCED
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
MUST HAVE QUICK SALE
The discriminating buyer will ap-
preciate this 3-story brk hore,
with attached garage, 2 lge bed-m5
huge liV. rm. with firepl family
size din. rm. This home derives an
income from small apt. in the
bSmt with outside entr vacant;
close TO Univ. of Nd
F1NCHAM & CO.. REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-08-17
eye Olde Chevy Chase"
II w THORNAPPTE ct

T w. 1f1OhNAPPLE ST,
OPEN SAT. ONLY, 20
One short block west of Conn. ave
among cool shade trees. One of the
Chase; . bedrms.. den and BATH
lst floor: . bedrms. and bath on
Ind: gear attached garage; cool
front porch and an old-fa shioned
grape arbor are among the fea-
lures that make this residence very
appealing. Owner asking S26. $50
and desires sale tomorrow To reach
Drive out Conn ave. beyond Dis.
trict Line to Thornapple' and left
to home
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
WI. 6649: Ewes. WI. 5661
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NEAR ST. JOHNS
DO YOU NEED

'-bedrm., sep. dining rm., 20-ft. Iiv.
ing rm, with fireplace; a bsmt., anc
a good yard? If so, this lovely bricE
Colonial is for you. Substantial cash
required. Call Mrs. Bowden, LO. 3.
02S4, MODERN REALTY. JU. T.
RnS0
Evening star., 1951-08-17
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
OPEN TONIGHT

You can't imagine a more practical
quality home for S27.9 and ex-
cellent terms; unusually iyable, this
new brick and stone Cape Cod has
plenty Of room; includes 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath End floor; Ist floor
has nv.-dining combination room;
rooms and bath; bsmt. includes rec.
room and additional room and bath;
plenty OF closets; good lot and To-
cation. Lifetime roof. See if this
isn't the practical answer to your
needs. Open tonight z to 8. 57l3
Glenwood I'd. Drive out George
town I'd. from Wisconsin ave. at
Bank of Bethesda. turn left at Glen
wood rd. to home. WI. 6649; ewes,
OIL. 1921
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
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DE LUXE CAPE COD
MONTGOMERY

INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
S055 18th ST., Silver Spring
q Blk. From Hot Shoppe) liz
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NAVAL ORDNANCE
BOILING FIELD

Only SS,950-S1. 500 down. Here's a
2-bedroom home in an excellent
Sc. area; living room, kitchen
and dinette combination and bath:
every room has Just been redeco-
rated; immaculate condition! Drive
by and look 1t over from the out
with Just S1,500 cash. To see the
interior, call
MR.. NICHOLS. NORTH 2I17 EYES
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
peter j. hagan

Today's Bargain, Queens Chapel
average lot close to all convent
ences
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, S1O.o5O
Smart little homes in cloSe-in loca-
tlon; nice bedrms.: family di-
nette. big liv. rm.. beautiful ce-
ramic tile bath, big handsomely
equipped kit, eXpans. attic and sub
urban-size level lot: $3.50 down.
500 per mon. total payments.
RIVERDALE PARK. S11.5Oo
Positively immaculate is this lovely
5-rm. bungalow; full. airy livina
space bSmt., new gas furnace, fr
scr. porch big cheerful kit. an.
usually attractive lot with an abund-
ance OF mature planting Some one
will get bargain here.
2-AcRE FARMETTE. s13.5oo
: rolling scres in Prince Georges
ton only 30 min. from downtown;
big 6-rm. home, completely modern;
also several outbuildingS
7-RM. BRICK. COLLEGE PARK
CuStom-built home. with 1Is tile
baths; lust few yrs. old; delight
ful big liv rm. with fireplace, 10
place DIN. rm. and large appliance
stocked kit, 3 really spacious bed
iookin" for; Iight, cool bsmt Win
gas heat; house has special-built
glass rm. with pvt. bath Dead-end
street makes 1t ideal for nursery
or conyaleScent home. Top value
at S1S.950.
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PARKWAY Hills

Custom-built home, many individual
features. lst floor. bedroom, den
and fun bath; 2 large bedrooms and
path path on End floor; maids room.
inspect call Miss Alexander, MA
1900; ewes. OR. O9S6.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
WILL YOU BE ONE OF
THE FORTUNATE FEW?
These are the last few
houses of this character that
to our knowledge can be pur-
chased with only
$4,000 DOWN
II you need good. soundly
constructed. 6-rm, l-story
brick house, come out and see
these. The location is superb.
OPEN DAILY. / TIL DARK
Drive out Wis. ave. "a mile
past Naval Hospital to Belle
vue dr., LOCUST HILL ES-
TATES, turn right to 9705
and our sign.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Bethesda-Vacant
z rms, 3 bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt.
Tor only, $4,000 down, $3.50 for IL
mo-, then reduced. ATLANTIC
STATES REAL ESTATE, EX. 1877
or FA 1870 90
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

COLoRED-NORTH LAUREL. Over
l acre of ground; 6-rm. frame home,
all improvements. additional 5-rm
bungalow on premises. Owner must
sell. Reduced to $4,000. $4,000
down, balance like rent. UN. 2723;
ewes. UN. 1856
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Todays Bargain. Queens Chapel,
$3.50; 5-rm. bungaloW on above
average lot. close to all convent
ences
Evening star., 1951-08-17
BUNGALOW

On Allantown Rd.. a lovely brick
veneer house on q acre OF nee
ground. Features liv. rm. Kit
dlnette 3 bedrms. and bath. Util
rm. Oil h.-w.h., aluminium screen
and doors, 2-car garage. newly deco
rated. Reasonably priced.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave Sc LII 4-O04o
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

brand-new 3-bedrm.. semidet.. brick
home. Tile bath, ultramodern
equipped kit, full bsmt.. gas a.-c.
heat. auto. washing machine. Vene-
tian blinds and screens throughout;
APPROX: app, 5000 dn. and SO 20 mo,
and $50 mo. Excel. opportunity for
non-vet. Call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. 4500. Open till s pm
-17
BY OWNER-Two-bedrm brick bun
galow, elec. kit. aluminium awnings
on each window; lot 60x170 it,
grape vineyard and garden space
81 200 down. S77.25 per mo. No
brokers; 90O2 Ardmore I'd. Ardmore,
534i sT. BARNABAs-seven-room
and bath Cape Cod with l acre Of
on hard rd.; bus at door; oil h.-w. h;
2 lge. porches; garage and chicken
house. $13.750 or S11,700 for "a
acre. Terms: Conyen. to Oxon Hill
School PUFFENBERGER e. MOORE
INC. 10. 9-9110. -19
FULL PRICE, 1880. Eight rooms
oil h.-w,h,, bath, plus 3-rm. un-
lot; isolated location mr.. Greenhelt
AS little as S1,500 down Call WA
1900 til 9 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
,f-ACRE LOT; brick bungalow only y
yr.. old; full rms, plus roughed-
rms; fun dry bsmt.. oil heat. The
best buy avail. at S14,50o; Has
Sl0,600, AZ mortgage payable SOS
mo. Only 3 blks. from Beltsville
School. Call WA: 5000 til 8 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. is
6O12 QUINTANA ST., Riverdale
Heights Md rms: tiled bath,
gas a:-c; heat, refgr., KIT. range
exhaust fan in kit. hardwood frs.
brick construction; lot S5xS9 IT,
Price 5000. Open for inspect
Aug. 1920. 10 am. to 6 pm, or
phone owner at UN. 1905. 10
LIVE IN MARYLAND-Ss.5 500. Six
blocks from ID. c.; cheaper than rent
at $50 mo; automatic washer. and
completely np new elee: kit. 4-rm
OFF N. Fl. AvE.-rwo exceptional
values in these Colonial detached
brick homes. with rms, full
bsmts.. side porcheS. $16,500 and
Sl7 $50. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
515 ADDISON RD.. Seat Pleasant
idleC --DeuTOOn COIIlIOTtdDle nome
with 8 lots running to . streets
all kinds of flowers shrubs and
fruit. Immed. possession and priced
low at $11. 800. BY appt. only. Mr.
Mudd, T. PAUL MUDD CO., 240S
| Mimi. ave. Sc. LU. 4-43S2; ewes,
IMMEDIATE PossEssION-Nearby
Md. within few minutes of Capt.
tol. Nice 2-bedrm. bungalow, partly
| foored attic, liv. rm., 22x11, beaut
cond., nice lot. quiet street. Call
| Mr.. Mudd, T PAUL MUDD CO,
| 240S MINI. ave. Sc. LU. 4-43S2;
ewes, LO. 3-9540. 10
LANDOvER HILLS, S1I,25O
Lovely 6-rm. home with full bSmt
| nice finished rec. rm.. oil hot-ail
| heat; equip. kit; very large lot
| with huge shade trees; near all con.
| veniences. Less than $4,000 down
| Ii. 3-53S6 till 8.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
1O,500-6-ROoM BUNGALOW
! All rms. lge: . bedrms, and BATH
on LIST f.; full bSmt.; fine community
! near all conV. Ii 3-53S6 till 8
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
SPARKLING BRICK-S12,50O
Near Md. u. and a real gem; rms
with 2-rm. exp. attic; full bsmt.
o.h.-a.h.: peri beaut. yard; neal
s198se stGEes 5tTeetesr tjn 4 and schools. Ii
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

OUR REPRESENTATIVE, MR.. BuRK-
LIN CAN BE REACHED FOR AD-
DIT1ONAL INFORMATION AT WI.
1888. OR EYES. WI. 62SS.
NOTE TO VETERANS:
With the threatened scarcity of CT
loan money. the threatening scarcity
of materials and the obvious SCARCITY
OF avail. G1 homes. we suggest your
immediate consideration of this
quality home. Several homes will be
ready for fall occupancy and several
Tor spring occupancy. CALL NOW!
R. H. BEST, INC.
Builder -Realtor, Sis Wisconsin Ave.
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HOMESTEAD, VACANT
ESTATE WITH 2 HOUSES
SMALL ESTATE

94-ACRE CORNER LOT
Fine old but well-preserved home
modernized to nth degree; : ige,
rms. and Hollywood bath. incl. porch
around 1851 of house; lear gar.
oVerhanging doors; ultramodern
kit, 1Sx20; aluminium storm WIN
dows. doors; many other features.
1mmac. cond. Excel. Lanham Ioca-
tlon. exceptional buy at S1695O
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos North Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
23O4 Calvert st. NV. MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
A REAL BARGAIN

Owner must sell at once, det.. 8 bed
rooms, nice yard, Eastpines Call
Mrs James, AP, 2l43. KIRKS
REALTY CO., Realtor. HO. 67TS.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
COLONIAL-S16,95O
CUSTOM BUILDING

Build your home on your lot. We
offer the following services: Archi-
tectural. financing advice, conSulta-
ton and bids without obligation
Example: 8 separate rooms and
bath; full basement. automatic heat;
brick: asbestos roof; copper plumb
ing; S16.S00 For further informa-
ton; call OR. 9152 or OR. 9151
till q pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
e, CAPITOL, ST

All white-block; 7 rms. new knotty
pine recreation nm. bath. attic,
with garden space and a garage
Near schools, street cars. bus. stores
etc. Sl3,950. Eve. phone Mr..
Woodwell. ia 546a
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K St. NV. Realtor. MA. 0753
Evening star., 1951-08-17
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1908 H ST. NV. MA o24k
GROUND LOVER?
SMALL DOWN PAYMT

Move right in this o-bedrm br,ct
oungalow; new house condition. fni
oSmt with outside entrance. Ice
shaded lot. Conveniently located
SotaI Ho price only S13.950. Cali SH
S010 TIL Q pm. IAN fi
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SILVER SPRING
$14.5O0
VETERAN-NON-VETERAN
6 SOLD

h-story brick veneer homes near
schools, churches and transp. Homes
consist of 1st-fi. liv. rm., dining L,
2 lge. bedrms, tile bath, plenty OF
closet and storage space; End d.
designed for ] or Q bedrms. and
plumbing available for 2nd bath.
streets. cutters and sidewalks paid
for by seller. Complete GE kit,
consisting of stove. SIT. refgr., gar
bage DISPOSAL. dishwaSher, clothes
washer. cabinets.
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REDUCED
$3.50

Here's your chance to get nice
1-bedrm. home for $500 down
Modern kitchen. Gas heat. Plenty
of ground. Cali Mrs. Perkins. DI
4254 cox & co
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ttSQ Q50''

YS1NSS
Vacant and ready for your immediate
occupancy this small attractive cot
tage on a lot with towering oak
Priced reasonably by owner who
wants an immediate sale. Call ME
1143 until pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
BUNGALOW, 1a-ACRE
Five lge; rms, and bath, full bsmt.
home. cheap. Call Mr. Athey. Cal
thersburg 4S2-W-1, with HOWARD
R. SCHAFER.
DE LUKE CAPE COD
New, situated among homes of re-
finement; lge. liy. rm., family -size
din. rm., 2 twin-size bedrms. and de
luxe bath on 1st H.; spacious kit
with excellent refgr. and garbage
disposal; 2 more bedrooms, End
bath, studio or sewing room plus
storage room on 2nd f.; full bsmt
with lavatory, partitioned for rec.
reation room. Wonderfully priced
under $4,000. Call SH. SOLO til
8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT 6s INSURANCE CO.
SO55 18th ST., Silver Spring
q Blk. From Hot Shoppe) III
OWNER LEAVING CITY
And has asked us to sell his
Gruver- built 4-bedrm., 3-bath
house; / bedrm. and compete
bath on 1st a. 81. 5644.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
1881 44th PL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Open Sunday. l til dark.
Two-bedrm. bungalow reduced
Tor quick sale. No reas. offer
refused.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
SUPERB
PpIGK DANGpI I'D

A beautiful rambler, less than . yrs
old, in new-houSe condition. This is
rm. with fireplace. bookshelves and
picture windows; separate din rm
3 lovely double sized bedrms.; tile
bath, Splendidly equip. kit, huge full
bsmt. with additional full bath;
Bryant gas heat; unusually spacious
yard with Anchor fence. If you want
Very reasonably priced. Substantial
cash needed. Call MA. 1897 daily;
ewes. and Sun. CO. 1882.
Directions: From center OF Silver
Spring. out Georgia ave. about II.
miles to Dexter St, left 2 blocks tC
McKenney ave. right to open
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HITJ,CREST 6 r

For lge. family or physicians home
and ofice: 2lz-Story Diet. brk. con-
tanning 10 rms. baths, including
corner lot, nr. bus. DI. 1915; ewes,
81 S947.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO INC
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Semidet. brick. completely
furn.;. ideally located; now
rented in 3 apis. with 5000
monthly income. An excel. in
veStment.
NeWcomb Realty Service
1923 Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 2-765E
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Hovsss-sALE-sE. Cont, lHoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcont) |
ANACOSTTA n y

A clean. modern, 6-rm.. row brick In
excellent condition. near elementary
Jones. Ii. 3-7645 or ia. O5Sl until
10 pm. SHEEHAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
CAPITOL HILL,

We have several Colonial houses v ith
excellent remode'Ing and income pos
Sibillties III this newest Of smart
neighborhoods. Some with low down
payment. For Information. call Mr.
Brogden IL 6-21On or
ROXANA B. DORAN
SsI5 p st NV An co1 q