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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08
ADA Convention
Maps Plan For
Nation And World

Cleveland (LPA)-Senator Taft
and other Republicans were sharp
ly criticized at the national con.
vention of Americans for Demo.
cratic Action here for having "ele-
waited Senator Mccarthy to the
highest councils of their party"
The 500 delegates accused the
"Taft- Nc cCarthy axis" of attempt
ing to capture political control "at
the cost of this country's position
in the world and the civil liberties
of the people" They also criticized
those Democrats who have adopt
ed or capitulated to" McCarthyism.
Francis Biddle, former US At
torney General, was reelected
ADA chairman. Frank McCulloch
of Chicago was elected secretary
and Marvin Rosenberg of New
York, treasurer.
To-day liberalism faces a new
challenge" Biddle said, "the chal-
lenge of fear. We must not min
imize it. 1t will, | believe, confront
us for some time, as long as cal
culating men find political advant-
age in it. America must mobilize
against the danger of totalitarian
aggression. 1t must not, in doing
so destroy the values which we
are mobilizing to protect"
The foreign platform supported
the United Nations, called for an
aggressive military force, and the
defeat of Communism through the
organized and united strength of
the free world.
1t urged foreign economic aid
including continuation of the Mar
shall Plan, greater emphasis on the
Point Four program for backward
areas, support of Britain's Colombo
plan for Southeast Asia, and econ
omic development of the Middle
East. "Any German armed force"
it said, "must be free of domina-
ton by former German High Com
mand generals"
The domestic policy program
called for clear statement Of mill
tary requirements "to permit in
telligent and, orderly mobilization"
Once formulated, military require
ments "must' be kept under con-
tinuous review in the light of
changing developments" it added.
The plight of labor and small bus
mess was. acknowledged by the|
resolution which declared it "essen-|
tial that all major economic groups
In the country share appropriately
in the policy making and operation
Of our defense program"
Other points covered included
taxation, price and wage control,
agriculture, and economic mono
poly. nan. 49,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08
Republicans Cheer Amendment
Boring President Third Term

Washington (LPA) - The 22nC
amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States, limiting a Pres
ident to two elective terms, is now
law. Nevada, Both state to approve
acted Feb. 26. President Truman is
specifically exempt.
Republicans cheered. Rep. Joe
Martin (Mass.) said "it is a VIC
tory for the people and defeat fol
totalitarianism and the enemies of
freedom" Rep. Charles Halleck (R
Ind.) said it was "a constructive
measure" and would protect the
nation "from the designs of any
future despot who might seek to
perpetuate himself and his follow
ers in office by those means which
have given all of US so much cause
for alarm in recent history" Rep.
Noah Mason Or, Ill., said if the
limitation had been in effect be-
fore, there would have been no
Berlin airlift, no cold war, no high
taxes, no Korean war, no threat of
third world war, no economic con-
trolls, and no Senator Truman as
president"
House Democratic Leader Nc
Cormick said the amendment was
"fraught with danger to future
generations of Americans" and
that this was the first time the ma
tion had placed a limitation on the
rights of the individual.
The amendment was proposed
the opening day of the 80th Con-
gress, Jan. 3, 1947 when the Re-
publicans gained control for the
first time since Hoover's term. 1t
was introduced by Martin, then
Speaker of the House, and Sen.
Arthur H. Vandenberg, then pres
ident pro TEN of the Senate. Until
late last month only "a states had
ratified but then the Republican
National Committee put on the
heat.
The amendment was offered by
the Roosevelt-haters, and in the
House debate Rep. John Bell Will
Jams Cd, Miss.) said if the amend
ment had been in effect when
Roosevelt took office, "We could
have lost the war, and have Ger
man soldiers goose-stepping down
Pennsylvania Avenue" Rep. Eu-
gene j. Mccarthy Cd, Mimi said
foes forget the things
he did and go on about what he did
not do.
In 1887 Gov. Edmund Randolph
of Virginia proposed to the Consti-
tutional Convention that a presi-
dent be elected for a single seven
year term. His proposal lost. Since
1890 there have been 79 resolu-
tions to limit a president to one
six-year term, and IA to two
term limit of four years each. The
1914 COP platform called for al
limit of two terms.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08
Johnston OkdYs Escdldtor
Clauses. But With STRINGS

Washington (LPA) = Economic
Stabilizer Johnston, acting without
benefit of a Wage Sterilization
Board, softened slightly the feder-
al wage policy in labor's favor
late on March l.. He ruled that cost
of-living or "escalator" clauses ir
union contracts could continue to
operate freely through June 80
the day the Defense Production Act
will expire.
But the extent of softening was
far less than labor was demanding
Johnston hedged by limiting his
ruling to contracts executed before
Jan. 25, the date of the general
wage freeze. Persons covered by
such contracts would be entitled to
raises exceeding the 10 percent
above Jan. Is, 1850 limit which
Johnston had imposed three days
earlier.
General wage increases agreed
to after Jan. 25, 1851, including
cost-of- living increases, would have
to satisfy the 10 percent formula,
he said. That formula precipitated
labor's walkout from the Wage
Sterilization board Feb. 16, and
was one of the issues leading to
labor's withdrawal from it's "win-
dow-dressing" role in the whole
defense program IL days later.
Johnston proposed releasing the
pre-Jan. 25 escalators from the
formula when he finally promul-
gated the 10 percent limit Feb. ~
as Regulation Six. The limit had
been agreed to early Feb. 16 by
the Wage Sterilization Boards six
industry and public members but
rejected by the three labor mem
bers. The latter withdrew from the
board on the advice of the United
Labor Policy Committee represent
ing Is million members of the AFL,
CIO and incorporating" rail bro
therhoods.
Johnston also proposed six other
steps liberalizing the formula. But
on Feb. 28 the ULPC described his
recommendations as inadequate" )"
The labor committee insisted that
the recommendations ''freeze in
justice by denying less privileged
workers the right to obtain through
collective bargaining the benefits
enjoyed in substantial segments of
industry" In other words, the ma
tion's top labor leaders wondered
why the two million or so workers
already covered by escalators or
productivity clauses should be the
only ones entitled to a chance toI
beat the cost of living.
So limited was Johnston's order
that leaders of large unions whose|
members were under escalators
were as far from satisfied as those
of unions whose members weren't.
The stabiization chiefs order, call
ed Regulation Eight, still left uni
solved the issues raised by "produc-
tivity" of annual improvement
clauses and "fringe payments" forI
welfare and pensions.
Under Regulation Six, fringel
payments would be included in the|
10 percent unless obtained beforel
Jan. 25 of this year. However,
Johnston has recommended that
the virtually non-existent Wagel
Sterilization Board exempt fringel
money from the formula, and per-
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BARGAIN
$4,000

Nicely furnished home, ready to move
In; 6-rm. brick semidet.; conven to
Pentagon, bus and shopping center;
low down pint; easy terms can be
arranged. ALLo REALTY CO.. cA.
6S93. OW. 950S.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

3rand-new four-room white shinsle
pungaiow. 81, 900; only $49O down;
ON ON aaI,aSre . Ins3n s.o iot; 100 feet frontage
used for both residence and busi.
ness; running water and electricity:
no plumbing. This is not a corn !.
pleted house, but you can move ia
right away and finish It yourseif
while you live here. Must have
S49O down, balance like rent. 35
minuhes Iars,, drive out Lee blvd. to Gen.
light toward Manassas). miles
on Route .2S to Yorkshire Acres
sign on left. railways bus passes
Evening star., 1951-04-01
TWO-FAMILY HOME

Almost an acre of land. room to build
another house, or cultivate your own
junior farm. Full basement, oil heat.
1st floor has complete 2-bedroom
fireplace. big fully equipped kitchen,
modern bath. 2nd floor has COM
plete 1-bedroom apartment with hv.
rn., fully equipped kitchen and
bath with PRIVATE ENTRANCE.
Beautiful finaneing-take over pay
1882 per month including taxes
and insurance. $1,000 cash down.
Quick occupancy. Call Mr.. Taylor.
W. BERENS SALES, INC.
I6O0 K ST N w MA Knox II
Evening star., 1951-04-01

OPEN SUNDAY Q TO S
(Route. 223, Piscataway-clinton I'd,
mile from Catholic church,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
[ SOLD MY HNIISE

Since have always wanted q place
the conv. Of the city. i am going
to call Doug. M. Smiley ZAP. 1920
right now and buy that 4-acre
tract he has for sale Just of Land
over rd. 1t has fruit trees. lots OF
flowers and plenty Of garden space.
modern throughout. There is also
q 2-car gar. What more can
Roger Moss, Realtor
2l25 Rhode Island ave. ne. Ho.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
With det brick gar, on 75x200-ft.
Fully equipped and occupancy with
settlement.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
0pEN IA

2sO1 Ramblewood drive; brick bum
galow. 4 yrs. DID,. featuring lge.
liv.. rm., din. rIn., kit. .bedrms.
and tile bath on 1st f.; lge. un-
botS bSaro rouehsd he'd in: n fun hs Basement mem With with
paneled rec. rm.; 1ge. lot. with
Anchor fence; newly decorated; con-
Venient to transportation; only
S14,5O0. Directions. Marlboro Pike
TO District Hts. entrance, left on
Gateway blvd. to Ramblswood
Weller, 10. q-9110; ewes, LU.
@-4454, PUFFENBERGER g. MOORE,
INC, 7112 Marlboro pike.
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HoUSES-sALE-MD.
$3.50 Dn.-Suburban Bunga.
MARYLAND Park

Lot 75xl50; q. years old. A GOOD
HOME. nice living room, equipped
kitchen with SIT. refrigerator and
washer, two bedrooms, storage at
tic, oil heat; school close, bus one
block. Call Mr.. Taylor for details.
W. BERENS SALES INC,
1920 K st. NV, MA. 5006 II
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEAANDR1A, VA,
E12 E. Monroe ave, charming Dutch
colonial. Liy. rm.. l4x24, firepl.
1ncased nSad. with plate glass mirrors.
tdnioirect Ing nghting. center hall, formal
equipped. Front and back porches.
2nd nr. has 3 large bedrms. and 3
pathsi bSmt. includes rec. rm, with
par, bath and auto. h.-w. heat.
Large level lot; det. garage. Price.
S25;O ;OUg; reasonable terms.
WILLIAM p. PARRAMORE
Realtnr CH aRRR
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Brick Bungalow $40, 800
CT Loan-$51.22 Mo.
House only 10 months old. owner
transferred to Kentucky. 40 Gil loan
on property now. payments include
interest principal, taxes and insur-
ance. About $4,000 cash needed.
House Is in Berwyn.. Md. near Md.
University. Call Mr.. Wells owl.
5000 for details.
w. BERENS SALES. INC.
1920 K St. NV MA. hnnh Il
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ARLINGTON
RARE AS RADIUM

You'll do a powerful lot of searchin'
to find a nicer brick rambler at the
price! Total the features: All on
the 1st floor are three bedrooms and
tile bath, combination living room
ture windows, Kitchen has exhaust
fan, garbage disposal, Westinghouse
refrigerator and Caloric gas range;
FULL BASEMENT WITH FIRE
PLACE, outside entrance and "a
bath, gas heat. copper plumbing; big
75x200 lot. Full price only SI9,950i
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson, IA. 4-16OO. 80
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ASHTON HEIGHTS
OPEN IN TO e

"a &14N ~ = ~ "
trees in the best section of this de
luxe location. Large appealing
brick Colonial home. Master bedrm.
has flrepl., 2 other bedrms. and tie
bath, spacious 22-ft, liv. rm. with
GE refgr. and Tappan r.aee; side
screened porch, full bsmt.. gas heat.
att. gar. Absolutely could not be
duplicated at the price of S22, $50.
To reach: Across Memorial Bridge
and out Lee blvd to Pershing ar.
(at Fl. Myerl. bear right and con-
ttnue TO North Nelson St. left to our
open sign.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson IA A-1eoo
Evening star., 1951-04-01
RAMBLERS-$17,950
UNIVERSITY HILLS

Attractive brick ramblers, featuring
3 bedrms.. 24-ft. liv.-din. rm. comb.
with firepl.. kit. with dishwasher
cious porch, full bsmt., buiit-ir ga
rage. Ready in 2 wks. To inspect,
out Michigan ave-, continue ON
Queens Chapel I'd. to Colesville rd.,
turn left mile to Penn. st. and
sign.
Kenwood Realty Co., SH. 54O0
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GREAT POSSIBuITIEs
IDEAI, FAMrI,y Honrr

JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY.
1l3 West Broad St.. Falls Church. Va
Realtors. FA SeSnS
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcent.)
NICE PLACES TO LIVE

VALUES WITH COMFORT
Just q plain good buy
sIUand GaSs GoS n 0fion HGn.na.ls on afJs s,ss Of
foOm has tireplace. tiaaaAs' 3 bedrmss. drans
and bath. All on one floor.
Full basement with space for
recreation room. First trust
Of $10,331.1S, payable S75
per month. Your rent money
can buy this home.
GREAT POSSIBILITIES
ACCENT on value is placed
rightly here. Older home with
front and rear porches, To-
Gated on Va acre. Beautiful
old fashioned house has
bedrms. and bath, full base
ment, living room, dining
room and Kitchen. In Fails
CHURCH. close to everything.
This home can be bought right
this weekend. New price has
allowed for decoration.
IDEAL FAMILY HOME
=, Key to this home viii open
the door to immediate possess
sion. happiness and content
acquires this new neWlyedecorawtaeS9 % wa9
4-bedrm. home. Large, wooded
lot. Splendid liv. rm. with fire.
place. Kitchen equipped with
elec. refgr, and stove. A we'll
nnanced home In Splendid
residential area Of Falls
Telephone:
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
IL West Broad St.. Falls Church, Z
'eai'ors. FA. 26S
Evening star., 1951-04-01

NORTH ARLINGTON--OPEN 2 TO &
4641 N. 18th ST., JUST OFF
GLEBE RID,
English-style bungalow; 5 rms, fire.
place, i'm. studio attic. bsmt.,
fenced back yard: S17.95O.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED
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ARTHUR L. WALTERS

2704 N. Pershing DR..
OW. 5000, CHI. 414I
FEATURING LARGE ROOMS
Georgian Colonial; liv.
rm. 14x22; din. rm.. 12x14; kit. Tx
master bedrm., 14x22: additional
bedrms., 1OxlS: complete tile bath
with shower: bsmt. irlcls. unfinished
rec. rm., oil heating, etc: level
wooded lot: price $1S,75O; trust,
$1,000, 4la%. To inspect: phone
CHI. 1866: Sundays, CHI 1927.
William P. Parramore
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Exnansihle RI1npalow

2AScSAACA0AC 1AAA6A4OW
Only $9, $50. 4 years old; wonderful
yard for garden 60x200. front
fenced with chain-link fence; liv.
rm., 2 bedrooms, bath, kit. and
dinette; space for 2 bedrms. up; full
bSnlt., recr. rm. nearly finished;
aluminium storm doors and windows.
GREEN MEADOWS
Only $I0.5O0. Built in 1910. Liv.
rm., small din. rnn., kit, 2 bedrooms
and bath; I'd a.. / lge. bedrm.; rear
yard fenced. A very desirable To-
$1,500 Down, Assume CT
Loan payable 500 mo-, incl. all. Only
$10.750. Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. bath.
kit. and dinette, range, refgr. and
Bendix; .2nd Il. nearly finished. Cool
living this summer with so many
lge. shade trees.
TWO-LEVEL HOME
Brick and frame. Only SI1, $50. Built
in 194S; lge. modern liv. and din.
rm.. equipped kit, 3 lge. bedrms.
and bath; lge. corner lot, completely
Anchor fenced AZ finance.
BURCH REALTY co.
REALTORS
S5o5 Baltimore Blvd. College Park,
Md. Till 6 pm. TO. 633S. TO. 57S3;
after 8 pm. WA. 5641. UN. 1891.
SH. 1910. II
Evening star., 1951-04-01
MUST BE SOLD

4 4-bedrm. Cape Cod brick. in Queens
Chapel. only 8 years old; assume
AZ Gr trust; vacant; immediste
COX q CO., UN. 1926. IL
Evening star., 1951-04-01

OPEN-ATTENTION, G. T.!
New Bunga., lge. liv. rm., kit, 2 bed
rms, tile. bath, linen closet. open
stairway to attic with heat roughed
in; full bsmt.. outside entr.; gas
h.-a.h.; lot 50x130, Directions: Out
sign, right to last house. Call c.
MARKEY REAL ESTATE. ME. 3407;
Gupdov and avopinpc Ap d10S
Evening star., 1951-04-01
$14,500
HYATTSVuLE
$15,a50
HYATTSVTIJ.r

S15,a5O
-. HYATTSVILLE
sk BATHS. REC. RIM. 2-CAR GAR
Centrally located: stucco bungalow
liy. rm. with open firepl., din, rni.
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms, and
tiled bath on LIST A.; lge. finished 2nd
n: with modern bath; full bsmt. rec.
rm:. deepfreeze. " bath. oil h.-w. h,
Strom windows and screens; lot SOY
150, with picket fance and 2-car
garage. Call today.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
VACANT-SPECIAI.

rms. ami. " acre; 20 Minis drive
to Andrews Field or Suitland; $9,-
$50; $1,000 cash, $56 mo. at Al,
incl, taxes and ins. Mr.. Brawner,
HI. e91S; wkdays., HI. 8114.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star., 1951-04-01
$3.50 DOWN TO GI

gew brick bungalows, 2-bedrm. brick
home with large liy. rm.. large kit.
with dining. space. Equipped West
inghouse electric range and S-ft.
WESTINGHOUSE electric refrigerator
Venetian blinds. oil. heat. Lot
and insurance. To reach: Out
Baltimore pike to Greenbelt I'd,
right to 5Sth street to Pontiac ST y
left to Cunningham drive and house.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Bolling-Andrews Field Area
$0,500-Cash, 5000
II you are g veteran and are earning
approx. $50 per wk., call at once.
Large living room. dinette and kitch-
en-; large bedrooms and bath. ex-
Mr.. Conlon. MI. $500. '-
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
l52O K st. NV, Ma. 5O05 ii
Evening star., 1951-04-01

5000 Dn.-Suburban Bunga.
Near Andrews Field
Modern home in Morningside Village.
Nd Large lot, full basement. oil
neat. nice living room, fully equipped
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms, stairway to ex-
pandable attic, big, deep yard,
fenced. Take over payments of AZ
mortgage. total monthly payment
insurance and small End trust. Quick
occupancy. Cali Mr.. Taylor.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES INr,
1920 K st. NV. Ma. 6OO5 II
Evening star., 1951-04-01
OPEN
10-6, SAT, SUN.

lU-6, SAT, SUN.
4oroom asbestos shingle bungalow
ave. to st. -Barnabus rd., rieht on
FIRST st to 5752. w. D. SANDERS.
ARTHUR N. HENRY i
4BEDROOMS-$11,50 4 500
Purchaser can assume s7.400 GI
loan on this white asbestos shingle
S57 month incl. taxes and in.
Surance. Has nice liv. rm., equipped
klt;, bedrms. and bath on Ist II :
bedrms. up, full bsmt.. gas heat,
AAnchor An fence: Ewes. and Sunday,
~; Smiley, AP 1920.
ROGER MOSS, Realtors
2l25 R. I. Ave. NE. Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Cd. 7322.
OPEN-128 POPLAR 81

OPEN-12S POPLAR ST.
WESTMORE-FAIRF
5-rm. and bath bungalow; expansion
attic, full cellar. oil heat. large lot,
garden plot. kitchen-dinette comb.
Tbs is good buy ct $12.950: terms,
SSoITIHERN Sos,I lem. INyEsTMENT ls Y63 CO. 2lI4
80 to camp Washtnston nsRg sSarp Ias P0Sff iefs
blks. to Poplar.
8 MILES BEYOND FALLS CHURCH
Lovely brick rambler, practically new;
fully. fully equipped kit. z bedrms:, tile
stairway to large attic; complete
bsmt.; h.-w. oil heat, laundry, etc; !;
large lot, fruit trees. grape arbor,
berries and large veg. plot; more
rich ground avail; $50 #. frontage
on hard-surfaced road. For appt. to
inspect. call CHI. 1927; Sundays or
WILLIAM P. PARRAMoRE, Realtor.
WASH; COLE AND COUNTRY CLUB
4sls 29th st. N. Arl, Va.
Open Sun; saal1 lodS sS 8 Pm.
Unusual Cape Cod home with $4,000
50. it. Of lawn; 1st a., charming
Nv. rm. with stone fireplace: junior
din. rnl.; modern kit: End a.,
master bedrm. with fireplace, panel
bedrm., full bath with shower; oil
ns;; ra:t,a one-csr ar &attached garage. Di-
tinue on Glebe I'd. to ROCK Spring
rd:, right to- Old Dominion dr.,
left to 29th ST., and right to prop
H. g. sMITHY co.
Sl1 18th st. NV. ST. $500
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peter j. hagan

Realtor: 1905 R. !. ave-, Brentwood.
rIde;s Md; uN; S5S5. WA. 1857.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY 8 It'll 8
Evening star., 1951-04-01
peter ]. hagan

S9,950
HYATTSVILLE
4-bedrm; detached 2-story home. con-
veniently located within 3 blks- of
81 schools and churches; oil heat:
Sl.o0O down to GI. See today.
$I2,950
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Lovely frame bungalow, on Ice. corner
lot; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath. bsmt., attached ga
rage. screened porch; close to shop
ping and transp.
S14,5OO
HYATTSVuLE
Lge. 2-story asbestos shingle detached
7-rm. home. lge. liy. rm., full-size
din: rm.. knotty pine den or bedrm..
very lge. kit, range and refgr. Ist
H.; Is lge. bedrmS. and bath 2nd Il |:
stairway. to lge. attic; full bsmt., out
side entrance;. downstairs replas-
condition.; lge. lot 5Ox165; conyen-
lently located 2 blks. stores. schools
and transp.; owner leaving town;
conv terms can be arranged. see
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ALEXANDRIA AREA
S1.64O DOWN
Alexandria
AL BAKER
OFFERS
BRADDOCK HILLS

bhAODOCh HILLS
Attractive 2-story brick CO.
lonial situated on a beautiful
handicapped yard, 60xl25 It.
Priced below present market
value. Center-hall entrance.
Liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., equipped kit; 3 bedrms.,
tiled bath; full bsmt. with Va
bath, oil hot-air heat; lge.
screened porch, Venetian
blinds: garden space. Loads Of
flowers and shrubs. Priced at
only S17,950. Cash down
payment. $1,000. Shown BY
appt. only.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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,,.,,,,,.. .s15.s5o

S15,950
MONTROSE AVE. CHEvERLY, MD.
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler fea-
turing lge. L-shape liv. rm. with
nrepl. and dining area, fully euI,in-
ped modern kitchen, pantry. gas a.-c
neat; l blk. from 2 buslines, Cath
oilc and public schools close by:
house win be completed In approx,
z weeks; terms to veterans or nom
EEeterans. To reach: Out Bladens-
napolis I'd. to 3rd trafic light. bear
right on Landover I'd. to Cheyerly
ave-. turn right on Cheyerly ave IN
Montrose ave-, turn left to our
open" sign on the left.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

New 3-bedrm. rambler; patio. at
tached garage, horseshoe driveway:
miniature estate Of Just under acre,
IN community of fine homes for
the discriminating purchaser, wish
Ing to combine city with suburban
LIVING. Only $17,950 which is al
8: KING CO., Est. 1895. LU, T.
2501 teye. and SUM-, 10. 2-6236.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL
Assume high GI loan on this very
iv. rm.. exp. attic, huge equipped
kit. The loan is $1,000, Al, $56 per
mo. inc. taxes and ins. Total price
Is $40. $50. Move in with deposit.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-04-01
$4,000
DOCTORSl ATTENTION

DOCTORS! ATTENTION
5eautiful California rambler. located
In Takoma Park. overlooking Sligo
Parkway. This home features lge.
step-up dining rnl., spacious xii
with ample cabinets, range and
refgr., 2 lovely bedrms., den and
tiled bath. all on / floor; parouet
floors throughout; full bsmt., COM
pletely finished with front and rear
entrances: separate laundry room
large concrete deck porch overlook
ing parkway; aluminium storm win
dows. doors and screens, Venetian
blinds; Navy commander being trans
ferred to England, must sacrifice
this lovely corner home; substantial
cash required. This won't last. see
1t today.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
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OPEN

New CT homes priced from S10,500I
to SI0,950. Brk. and masonry or
stone and masonry; l or 2 bedrms.
with expandable attics. Directions:
Out Baltimore blvd. to Riverdale
Bank. right on Queensbury rd. to
and open sign. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co WA 6fS55 I'm 1866
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
with fireplace, din. rm., kit, bkfst.
nook, part bsmt.; corner lot. 150x
$50. To inspect. call Mr.. Noon,
LU. 4-43S2; ewes. VI. 5000.
!. T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

BlO,SOU
CHEVERLY
Detached brcik 2-story dwelling. with
large liv. rm.. full-size din. rrn'. sna.
cious equipped kitchen. lge. screened
concrete back porch; 3 beautifuI
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd floor:
iuii bsnlt., oil heat, built-in garage.
Handicapped lot; substantial cash re-
quired. For appt. to inspect, call
today.