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Evening star., 1951-09-25
FOREST GLEN
5-ACRE ESTATE

Ox4&4t2 Alk1 l. "A ! IL
2k miles from center Of Silver
Spring; completely private--Large
6-bedrm. stone-and-frame home,
double garage. servants quarters,
barn, etc. On beautiful wooded,
landscaped grounds, paved private
road. This estate also meets re-
Quirements for convalescent hos
pital or private school. Not under
Regulation x. Terms. Priced low
at $46, 1000.
ALSO
Large 3-Bedrm. Rambler
Most unusual, on large corner wooded
lot, Just on Rock Creek Park. Not
subject to Regulation x. Priced for
quick sale ct S28,500.
APPOINTMENT ONLY
D. LLOYD MORRIS
s616 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
6H. 1927. Ewes, WI. 74S5.
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SlI O4fU iii PM. -2e
SILVER SPRING-$22, 500
A beautiful prewar brick Cape Cod,
slate roof, garage. 24-ft. liv. rm.,
2 lge. bedrms. and nursery, fenced
yard scr. porch.
SILVER SPRING-$21,950
exceptionally clean. 3-bedrms. ram
bier with fun bsmt, Liv' rm. and
din rm. Close to st. Johns Church
and school.
WOODSIDE PARK
One Of the finest homes in this sec
ton. Stone and brick; 4 bedrms., Q
full baths; den: recr. rm.: gar. Will
suit the most discriminating buyer.
THOMPSON g. GRAY
81. 610e. Realtors. Till 9 PM,
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BETHESDA

CORNER PRoPERTY-AMONGST
EDGEMOOR'S FINEST HOMES
If you are looking for a well-built
older house with tile roof, in an es-
tablished location, and close to
schools. chRIches and shopping, here
Is one to capture your Imagination.
Has hall, living room, dining room,
kitchen, bedrooms and bath, ga
rage; owner leaving city.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., Realtors
Builders and Developers OF
Wesleys Hts, Summer & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
ONCE Open Daily and Sunday
8 Am. to q PM.
Gist Your House With Us)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.


ANACosTIA, 1921 w st. s.e,-semi-
det. frame, large 6 rms, 3 bedrms. >,
bath, h.-w.h., garage, deep lot. Price,
$4,000; $1,000 down. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400, vi.
5976.
FAIRFAX AREA-20-ft. semidet. brk.
in excel. cond.; z rms, 2 baths; in
cludes complete private apt. in base
ment. rented at $75 per mo-; as
priced at S15,950. Ewes, call RA.
5924. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
141l. -2S
AVE-Brick attached,
opposite wooded park. new-house
cond. 2 bedrms., tile bath, full bsmt;.
gas heat. Price reduced for quick
sale. 412% financing.
500 r. /. Ave. NE. DU. 1905
Ewes, NO. S475 --26
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HoUsES-sALE-N.I. tcont., ,
Colored-Price Redllced

. CUIUreu-PTlce Reduced
rns and Saf SaSs h.my Hayes 81, st ne
wood firs. See It today. Only So
$50; 81 200 down. $50 SO per mo.
For appt. call MI. 500. VICTORY
REAL ESTATE CO. Ewes, Tu. O913.
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$7,500-$1,500 DOWN
Al mod. 2-bedrm bunsslow, "a acre
It'll g. PARKsIDE, REALTY.
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BETHESDA
$40, 500
4 Blocks to School

On q very nice lot at the crest of a
entire PROPERTY eo in 0sa ton 'sSe condition' ton
Center entrance, liv. rm., porch, din.
rn., very lge. kit, 3 excel. bedrms.,
full bsmt.. att. gar. Immed. poss,
Call JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes, WI. 1409 or OIL. 1899. pr
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UNIVERSITY PARK
iI-$7,OOO, $500 DOWN

Immac. 4-Bedrm. Home
Attractive prewar Riverdale home,
near shopping and transp.; porch,
beaut. fireplace. din. rm. and q large
lot with trees. Moderate down pay
ment and monthly terms arranged
to your convenience, PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA. 1856,
UN. 1166. -25
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West Hyattsville-Prewar
Brick bungalow, liv, rm. with nrepl..
Din; rm., equip. kit, 2 bedrms,, tile
bath on 1st A.; l bedrm. and half
bath on End; full bsmt., auto heat,
level lot, located nr. all conven-
fences in the most desirable sec. Of
W. Hyattsville.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
WA. 1855, UN. 1855.
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peter j. hagan

~ REALToR
S9o6 r. I. Ave. NE. UN. RISK
WA. 1887, UN. 1885. Open 8 Til o.
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Andrews Air Force and
Boiling Field Personnel
2,bedrm. stone and masonry bunss.
lent financing available. Immediate
possession. Priced at $13,95O with
$4,000 cash. Call Mr.. Francis for
appt. to inspect.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV, D1. 0222.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

HUNTING FOR RAMBLER?
Why. not inspect one about com
pleted and sold. ! would like to
quote you on duplicating this or
similar homes on your lot. or your
ssay1rite community. Call MR.. WILL
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LOCUST HILLS

LOCUST HILLS ESTATE
Beautiful white brick Colonial, with
large lty. rm., din. rm., paneled
den and powder .rm., large elec. kit;
2nd n, 3 good-Size bedrms., 2 baths,
stairs to storage. attic, recr. rm.
with fireplace. toilet; copper pip
landscaped 2-leVel lot, extending to
Rock Creek PIX: copper down spout
ing; asbestos shingle roof: q won
derful buy; to inspect please call
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
OIL. 1855. Ewes, WI. 1858.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-h.w.

4709 10th ST.-$29,950
OPEN EVERY DAY, 2-9; VACANT
ncpEViTT @ Wifi REaIToR EERaS Dfshs' Rhs 4sSs Pe;sh'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.-

BRIARCLIFF-HandS white brick
Colonial in this very choice restricted
baths. including library and powder
rm,, recr. rm., servants rm and
bath. 2-car attached garage Ewes,
call OF. S5S5. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
M 1A11
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13
The C1adte Jockez
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

I can't remember who said, What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar" Whoever it was never lived in Seward What WE need is good low cost housing project.
 I dread to hear the shop door open any more for fear it may admit n ot h r couple with strained faces, begging for a lead on a house for rent. Young people cannot set up house. keeping and pay out more than a quarter of a months salary in rent. The same young folks are not in a position to buy and build at the high cost of ma terials. 1 feel sorry for them, they have a real problem-and we have a problem. If we can not offer housing to our own, how can we ever hope to en- courage newcomers to settle down here?
 It is too big problem for me, I only know it is here. The only hope for us that seems to come any where near approach ing the situation is assistance from Alaska Housing Authority. It strikes me as being the Peo- ple's problem rather than one for municipal government, but attitudes have been changing for a number of years, Folks arrive now, saying, Well, here I am. I've come to stay, so 1t s up to you to do something about me. I want a place to live. '
 Cities, county, state and even the Federal government have been forced to provide low cost housing everywhere to avoid slum and tenement districts.
 All things being as they are, we will have to be foreWard looking enough to avoid the S a m e unwholesomc situation found in larger cities, by pro- viding some sort of housing facilities for those families to come and our own ever-groWing local family population.
 We either have to build hous- es for the kids. or ship them out.
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MORE ABOUT
 CIVIL DEFENSE ACT
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the federal contributions were not going to be made for self liquidating projects and further because the states and munich palitieS must carry an equal share of the federal defense program, some source of flnan- cial aid should be given to the municipalities. This aid could be in the form of loans and the regular regulations of the REC could be used in making loans that is, it would have to be good loan and the lender could not have obtained financing elsewhere. The act apparently does not prevent municipalities from obtaining REC loans for underground garages or other structures without GOA apprO- val if the projects are not to be used for civil defense pur- poses, or to prohibit GOA grants later to strengthen such struc-
 
 lures so they may be used as shelters.
 Advisory Committee
 The act contains provision from the Senate bill for a Civil Defense Advisory Committee consisting of the administrator and 12 others appointed by the President, three representing the states and three represent ing the local governments, to be appointed from panels of names submitted by AMA, the Gov ernor's Conference, Council of State Governments, and Confer ence of Mayors The other six will be members representing the public at large. The com mittee will meet at least once a year. Since the state and political subdivisions were re- ouired to match federal funds for shelters and organizational equipment Senators and Rep resentatives said, they should have some voice, in an advisory capacity, in the administration of the program .'
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MORE ABOUT ;. AVIATION SAFETY
Continued from Page Il

NSoilllluCQ liOlll dSS A| occur, with no visible damage to the exterior surface. Engine failure because of fuel starVa- tion will usually occur during take-off. Two accidents and one forced landing last year.
 2. For every engine, there is a minimum temperature below which the engine will not run unless carburetor heat is used, even during take-off, This has nothing to do with carburetor ice. The problem is fuel Vapor- ization. One accident following take-off engine failure, Novem- Der.
 3. Fuel selectors fail now and then, and what a mess that makes. Some pilots always make it a practice to turn selector to fullest tank before flying over bad terrain, to avoid having to use the selector while over such terrain.
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

4. Similar problem to the pre- vious item is freezing of a gas line from tank. Pilots aware of this possibility run engines up on all tanks prior to take-off, and run about four or five min utes on each tank, in the air,
 We compared the causes of accidents, broken down into l9 different categories, between Stateside and Alaska, for the year ending September, 1850.
 Number l on the Alaska list was loss of control or collision after landing and prior to taxi ing. Sounds like typical Alas kan problem, but the same item was Number 2 on the Stateside list.
 In other words "coW-pasture ' flying Outside, introduces about the same degree of hazards as Bush" flying in picking suit able areas for landing.
 (To be continued
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

A man works like a slave to be more independent-then goes and gets himself married.
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

Someone has said; We should be thankful we don't get all the government we pay for
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

There is no prejudice equal ling that of the man who knows nothing about the subject.
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

Tip to motorists: Bad brakes are invitation to bad breaks.
Seward seaport record., 1951-02-13

At any rate a poor man has as much time to spend as a rich one.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

DIRECTIONS: Out Go. Ave-
nue. approximately 212 miles
from light ot Go. Ave. and
CoIesviIIe Rd., turn left on
Dennis Ave. and follow or
rows to home. Or, turn left
on Plyers Mill Rd. opproxi-
nnoteIy " mile to Brunswick
Ave. and follow signs.
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Repairs Expert Replies to Queries
By Roger c. Whitman

Question: Water Seeps into the
cellar between the cement blocks
in one certain area, located under
the basement steps. Could we do
the job ourselves from the inside?
There is a driveway adjoining the
building.
Answer: If the water seeps into
the cellar through the joints be-
tween the blocks, rake out the old
mortar to depth of at least one
half inch; more would be prefer
able. Brush out all loose particles
and thoroughly wet the inner sur
faces of the joints. Pack with a
fairly stiff mortar mixture con-
sisting of one part portland ce-
ment and three parts of clean
coarse sand. Keep the new NOR
tar damp for four or five days to
allow it to set and harden with
out shrinking.
Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets.
Question: We are installing un-
finished birch kitchen cabinets.
Will you tell me what procedure
is necessary to achieve a honey
color? Neither too light or toe
dark.
Answer: You may be able to
get the desired color with two
applications of top-quality spar
varnish. Try this on the back of
the cabinet. If the color is not
deep enough. first stain the wood
with a golden oak oil stain, using
it as directed on the label; then
finish with two coats of spar
varnish.
Paneling Living Room Walls.
Question: The walls of our liv-
ing room are plaStered, and have
panels with a textured finish sur
rounded by a wood molding. We
intend to wallpaper the room and
want to remove the holdings and
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ing area and kitchen contains a
waiSt-high pass-through for
easy service. Drawers for silver
and table linens can be opened
from either kitchen or dining
area side. Cupboards have slid
ing doors in both kitchen and
dining-area sides, making them
likewise accessible from both
rooms.
Recessed Lighting.
Lighting all over the house is
recessed. Much OF the down.
stairs lighting and that on the
sun deck and In the garden is
rheostat-controlled from panel
just inside the entrance.
The kitchen contains a shall
low closet with sliding door for
canned-good storage. A kitchen
cleaning closet has an exterior
opening so that milk bottles and
trash may be. placed for collec-
tion without leaving the kitchen.
A hall on the top floor receives
natural light from a translucent
plastic dome skylight.
An incinerator is located in
the heater room.
One kitchen wall has cleres-
tory windows at ceiling height
to provide balanced natural
lighting.
The sun deck has wire-meSh
railing and wood-slat floor.
The children's bathroom is
compartmented for multiple use.
Lighting was planned by
Richard Kelly of New York.
Boris Timchenko of Washing
ton was the landscape architect.
Miss Bertha Schaefer of New
York was the interior decorator.
The owner was his own gen.
eral contractor.
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All Scheduled Air|iners To Speed Christmas Mail

All Christmas airmal and all
parcel post should reach their
destinations on time. if they are
sent within the next few days.
This was announced yesterday
by M. F. Redfern, vice president
and secretary to the Air Transport
Association.
He explained that the Post
Office has authorized field officials
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OF its Bureau of Transportation to
use all schedules of scheduled air.
lines, including extra sections, for
the flying of mail, if necessary.
with this increased use of
schedules and capacity" Mr.. Red
fern said, "the scheduled airlines
are sure they will be able to handle
all airmail and air parcel post
dispatched between now and
Christmas"
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Lewis
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cept for the entrance hall.
which is of flagstone; the din
ing area, which Is Of cork, and
the study. living room and
master bedroom, which are
carpeted. Asphalt tile was used
for flooring on the lower level.
Heating is by radiant panels
in the ceilings, excepting the
lower level. where the coils were
laid in the concrete-slab floor.
Other features:
One section of the wall of the
study can be made to slide out
of sight. thus partially opening
this room to the living room. A
counterheight storage wall be-
tween living room and study
contains radio. record player.
record storage compartment.
and beverage storage space, all
accessible from both rooms. The
top can be used as bar.
A television set in the study
can be swung out when the wall
section is open so that programs
can be viewed from either the
study or living room.
Virtually the entire 39-foot
length of one wall of the living
room and adjoining dining area
is double glazed, from floor to
ceiling, with two glass doors pro-
viding access to the sun deck.
Windows open at ceiling height.
The deck also can be reached by
stairs from the terrace.
The raised hearth of the fire.
place extends from one end Of
the exposed brick fireplace wall
to the other, and provides extra
seating space.
The storage wall hefweeu fiirf-
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on the paper. How can we ac-
compliSh this?
Answer: After removing the
|mcldings, take off as much of the
rough texture as possible by
rubbing with coarse sandpaper
wrapped around a block of wood.
The slight indentations remain
ing, as well as the nail holes, ETC.,
can be filled and leveled with
spackle. Be sure that the level of
the panel area will be the same
as that of the surrounding plas-
ter. When the spackle is dry
apply a coat of Shellac thinned
half and half with denatured al
cohol.
Paint on Radiator Is Clipped.
Question: I painted my radia-
tors and this past winter they all
Clipped when the heat was on
What could 1 put on them so they
won't chip again?
Answer: Either the paint was
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put on very thickly or not enough
time was allowed for complete
and thorough drying before turn
ing on the heat. 1t is also prob
able that the surfaces were not
clean before painting.
All the paint will have to be
removed down to the bare metal
and wiped with turpentine. The
new paint should be applied in
thin coats, and plenty of time
should be allowed for each coat
to dry thoroughly.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning home repair work. If
you would like to have his leaf1et,
W-21, Painting Radiators. send
10 cents in coin to Roger c. Whit
man, P. o. Box SO, Station G,
New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
WOODBRIDGE
~@-AY -OD AyY q .

UFEN TO-DAY 20
2629 S. Dakota ave. ne. Attractive
with firepl, din. rm, kit, bedrms.
bath. screened porch; oil auto. heat;
in superb condition throughout;
attractively priced; owner trans
ferred. must sell Call Mr.. jarrett,
with R. G. DUNNE. HO. 0GQ0; eve.
and Sun NO 2q24
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.

FINE OLDER HOME
in excellent condition; off upper
18th St; hall entrance; front and
rear porches; roomy bedrms. and
porch upstairs; moderate price;
terms available. Please call Mr..
Anderson. TU. 2100; Ewes. GE.
1864. AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor.
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Colonial ToWnhouSe

family nHs that na does ioaDis NoT 2 require s1h
a large residence but who
desire smartness and charm
plus real luxurious living in
one of the most fashionable
locations obtainable, this lovely
home should represent virtual
perfection. Splendid setting in
the very exclusive Mass. ave-
Sheridan Circle area. High
elevation overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Approx. 15 years
old and recently renovated and
further modernized in the
height of up-to-t the minute
style and good taste. English
basement level includes wide
reception hall. large dining
room with fireplace and a
model l-electric kitchen that
must be seen to be appreciated.
Brand-new equipment includes
2 garbage disposals,. HOTPOINT
dishwasher and the finest
double-oggen electIic ,cJ range; ,I1i..
room approx. 1sx16 also with
naneIsd l,sspIsde den and approx 0eapta1u5 fa115
joining full bath. Den opens
through French door onto
perfectly delightful private
walled terrace garden with
canopy. Third floor contains
two beautiful bedrooms. 2
full tile baths plus huge
combination dressing. room and
wardrobe closet. Hall stairway
to a very large and fully
insulated storage attic. Serv-
ants quarters, full BATH and
additional storage are IN .
separate bldg. attached hv
covered areaway. To the very
discriminating purchaser who
seeks the ultimate in charm.
quality. style, convenience.
fashionable location and COM
fort. this fine property should
sell readily at S47.500. Ewes.
please call RA. 1924. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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HOME AND INCOME

Semidet. Gruver-built brick: 90 IT.
wide: containing rms, 2h baths,
gas h.-w.h.. rec. rm., built-in gar,
3 refgrs.; nicely furn. 2nd Il. rented
as 2 apis. at $3.50 per mo. Entire
prop in excel. cond,; price $4,000,
terms, ,o,s. Z 2; az 5sLAcK!sToNNEE' sssl3 ssao
or OIL. 6707.
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COT,ORED

Prominent Detached Corner
This is a sumptuous, center hall, all
masonry, property, built ..p1a,e BY orisinai ha
interior is finished in solid ma
hogany with filigreed brass hardware
and true Italian Mosaic FIRE
places. On first floor the wide
center hall runs through the build
ing with. drawing room and library
pantry and kitchen to the left and
tiled powder room to the rear;
closet space and 2 large tiled baths
on 2nd floor. Billiard room and
bath in. basement. All windows
surrounded BY beautiful lawns in
front with private drive. there is a
Gear, detached masonry garage on
could not be duplicated today under
sIooe,,ooo. e,o Price; Price; $4,000. IN In
WO. 1923.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HOME AND INCOME

Nj. Pleasant; IL rooms, 8 baths, fur
nished, oil h.-w.h A refgrs.. deep
freeze. washing mach. Broom apt.
for owner. private bath; asking
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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WOODBRIDGE

Must be sold to settle estate: p3et,
rm.. firepl., din. rm,. kit, 3 nice
bedrms.. tiled bath, 2 rear porches,
/ incl; oil h.-wh, c.h.w.,- storm
windows insul; nice lot. 3421 Goth
ne. Mr.. Robinson. SH. 6075. VIII
LIAM r, THOROWGOOD, DE. 0317.
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WOODBRIDGE

Bungalow. 3041 Clinton ST. ne.
In peri. cond. Liv. rm. with firepl,,
large din. rm, kit . bedrms.,
modern tile bath with shower on
1st fir; l finished rm. on 2nd. flr.:
full bsmt., oil heat. det. gar, large
lot; reason for, selling, owner has
spect. call Mr.. Curling, with R. G.
DUNNE. HO. 07o0 ewes, and Sun,
LA. 6-776S. To reach: Out R. l.,
ave. to Monroe St. right on Monroe
to Clinton, right on Clinton to open
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HOUSES FOR SALE--k.W.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

31O4 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY TO @
New custom built rambler, in the new
Hawthorn section. This beautiful
home contains 3 large. bedrms.. al
baths: large liv. rm. and din. rm.,
lovely kit. with elec. dishwasher and
garbage disposal: built-in garage
and gas a.-c. heat This may be
your last chance to buy a new
rambler in choice location for q
long time. Directions: Out Conn
ave. to Chevy Chase Circle, right or
Western ave. to Chestnut ST., right 8
blocks to home.
LINKINS CO.
d. S6SS. Ewes. and Sunday,
ASRA
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BETHESDA

BEpRM. AND HALF BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR
Practically new white brick home.
close to Naval Medical and Public
Health Centers. Liv-din. .rm. comb.
screened living porch. all GB kit:
with dishwasher. breakfast nook; 2
lge bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor;
full bsmt., gas a.-c.h.; substantial
EARL T, WRIGHT, Exclusive Realtor
WI. 5000; Evenings. RE. 09S0.
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3-BEDROOM, WOODBRIDGE
Located in quiet residential area near
Taft Jr. High School. A charming
home with an air of comfort Hard
wood floors. screened rear porch,
glasSed sleeping porch upstairs. full
basement with oil heat. garage. A
good value at S14.250. Call MI.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O X ST. NV.
. MA. 5005
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BETHESDA

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
1920 NO. CHELSEA LANE
Modern brick Cape Cod in an estab--
lished, restricted neighborhood Just
south of the Naval. Medical Center
Liv. rm. with firepl; din. rm.. kit.
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st floor;
lge, beautifully paneled rm. 2nd
fioor. Plenty Of storage full bsmt.,
maids facilities. Gas &C. h;
slate roof, detached garage. wooded
lot. close to trans, reas. priced at
S1S,500.. To reach: Out Wis, ave.
to No. Chelsea lane, right ! q blks,
to open sign. EARL T. WRIGHT,
EXCLUSIVE REALTOR, WI. 5000.
Evenings, LO. 5-4055.
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WOODBRIDGE

Det., 8 rms, 2 baths. recr. rm.,
firepl., front porch; large lot; ga
rage. Modern and in good cond:
Fine neighborhood, near stores and
transp. Priced very low. good
terms Call RA 1o4o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
MT. PLEASANT

Newly decorated 4-bedrm. det home
Liv; rm: has fireplace and built IN
pretty modern kitchen. There are
2-glassed-in rear porcheS. This
property overlooks the park And,
believe 1t or not. is now priced at
$16.950 Call Mr.. Ruark. SH. 4436
with FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO.
MA. 2431 Ia