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Evening star., 1951-07-13
Truman Asks Penalties
For ConceaIing Aliens
Who Enter Illegally

President Truman today callee
on Congress to put teeth in ths
immigration laws to assure ade.
Iquate punishment for those guilty
lof harboring .or concealing aliens
who have entered the country
illegally.
The proposal was embodied ir
a four-point program which the
President emphasized is needed te
implement the measure he signed
yesterday which provides for the
importation of Mexican farm labor
into this country to meet man.
power shortages.
That bill had been fought by or
ganized labor and President Tru.
man said in today's message that
he would not have signed it hae
he not received assurance from
congressional leaders that sup.
porting legislation would be OBJ.
tanned.
Must Set Up Penalties.
In sketching his new program
the President said that while the.
oretically there are laws against
concealing illegal aliens, that the
measure is not enforceable be-
cause of the lack of adequate pen
Ealties.
This should be readied Al
once" he said. I'm addition, tt
help discourage the smuggling Of
aliens, the existing provisions oi
law Furnishing transportation o1
illegal immigrants must be
strengthened. While such legis.
lation will be very useful in bring.
ing illegal immigration from Mex
leo under control. it will also be q
valuable addition to our genera
immigration laws"
Requires Men, Money.
The President said further thai
both large amounts of manpowel
and money" are needed to sea
loff the borders to illegal immigra.
ton and that consequently sup
Elemental appropriation should be
made available Immediately to ths
immigration and Naturalization
Service for expansion in the
Southwest. He is sending up ar
estimate later. he explained.
Another point urged by tn.
President was the need for au.
lthorization for the Immigration
and Naturalization Service to in.
lspect-without warrants-place.
of employment where illegal oper.
Iations are suspected.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Six at Newport News
Sentenced in Drug Case
Rx ihs A,,oelaied Pres,

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July 13
Judge Sterling Hutcheson in Fed
|eral Court yesterday sentenced 81,
defendants to serve a total Of q
years and 4 months on charges oi
possession and sale ofsnarcotics
Testimony disclosed the defend.
ants sold heroin and marijuana
Judge Hutcheson passed sen.
tence after District Attorney
George r. Humrickhouse recon-
Imended terms of four years each
for the six.
Those sentenced were arrested
lin raids conducted by police ano
narcotics agents here since last
December. Some of the suspects
were described by the agents al
the time of their arrest as mixed
up with dope traffic chieftains ir
Washington.
Sentenced were Arthur L. Jen-
|kins, 3 years and 8 months: Will
liam Sherman. years and {
months; Jodie Moore, jr., years;
William Brockenbrough, 4 years;
Cora Frances Clarkson, 4 years
land Sergt. Stanley M. Jones, :
years. All are colored.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Race Yacht Crewman
Rescued From Pacific
After 30-Hour Search
BY the Associofed Press

HONOLULU. July ia crew.
man in the Los Angeles Honolulu
yacht race was rescued dramatic
ally from the tossing Pacific yes.
terday, 80 hours after he fell over
board from the sloop L'Apache.
His reScuers said he had killed
a seven-foot shark while he drifted
in life-saving ring.
Ted Sierks, 40. Of Avalon. Calit :,
was. picked up exhausted but un-
injured. The rescue was made py
the United States destroyer-escort
Douglas A. Munro after it was
instructed to abandon the appar-
emily hopeless searcn.
The Munro sighted Mr.. Sierks
on its final sweep of the area.
7 felt it was almost a miracle, ~
Mr.. SIerks was quoted by the
skipper. 1t. Condr. John A. Lind
beck of Salem, Oreg., in a radio
phone interview.
IT felt almost certain there was
very little chance ! would be
found. l did not expect the
United States Navy to come to my
rescue. When saw the Navy
ship I had just about given UP
hope"
Then Mr.. Sierks fell into deep
sleep.
A dispatch from the Munro to
the Hawaiian Sea Frontier said
Mr.. Sierks' greatest difficulty was
with breaking seas and sharks.
''Fie killed one 7-foot shark and
drove off Others" it said.
The message did not explain
how. Mr.. Sierks was believed un-
armed.
MIR. Sierks' first request aboard
the Munro was that his mother,
Alma Overholt of Los Angeles, be
notified.
He toppled off the racing sloop
Wednesday, $40 miles northeast
of Honolulu. He was buoyed up
among the 8-foot waves by a life
ring tossed to him by L'Apache
crewmen as he disappeared.
L'Apache is owned and skip
pered by Phyllis B. Brunson OF
Hollywood. only woman skipper
in the race.
+. The sloop said she was badly
battered after searching through
pounding waves for Mr.. Sierks
And her generator was giving out
No fear for L'Apache's safety
was felt here. The United States
Coast Guard prepared to send
a search plane to locate her II
she failed to report this morning
The yacht was in second place
when Mr.. Sierks fell overheard.
Five other yachts near L'Apache
halted their 2,225-mile race to
hunt for Mr.. Sierks. A Navy es-
cort carrier and seven destroyer
escorts joined the search late
Wednesday and a Bit search
and-rescue plane flew out from
Hickam Field.
High seas and strong winds
forced the racers to resume their
Honolulu course yesterday. The
carrier and four destroyer escorts
were ordered back early yester-
day.
Mr.. Sierks was found a half
hour after Hawaiian Sea Frontier
headquarters radioed orders to
the Munro and two other de-
stroyer escorts to abandon the
hunt.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Kermode F. Gill, Builder
Of Post Office Here
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, July 13.-Ker-
mode F. Gill. IS, president of John
Gill g. Sons Co., a building con-
|struction firm, died yesterday at
his home in Cleveland Heights.
Under his direction the COM
|pany built Cleveland Union Ter
minal, the Federal Reserve Bank
University Hospitals, all in Cleve-
land, the Missouri State Capitol in
Jefferson City, the city post Of
flee in Washington and the Naval
Training Station at Hampton
Roads, Va.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Maryland Cow Ends
Years Milking Test
Special Dispoieh 10 The Siar

BRATTLEBORO, Vt, July 49,
With 799 pounds of butterfat and
22.619 pounds of milk to her credit
B. D. I. Gaiety Anna. registered
Holstein-Friesian COW owned by
United States Dairy Division
Beltsville. Md. has completed q
365-day production test in off,
cial advanced registry.
She was MIXED three times
daily. and was 3 years 3 months
LOT age when she began her test
ing period. Testing was super
vised by the University of Mary
land in cooperation with the Hol-
stein Friesian Association OF
America.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
$4,000 in Narcotics Found
On Semiconscious Man
BY the Asseeiated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 49,
More than $4,000 worth of mar
cotics-largest amount ever seized
in Knoxville-was conflscated last
night.
Police Capt. Elmer Dyke said
|patrolmen investigated when they
noticed Ralph Owens, 43, leaning
against a downtown building ap-
|parently in a semiconscious con-
|dition. He had a paper bag in
his hand.
In the bag were 10 bottles con-
tanning more than $4,000 worth
of pure opium, morphine pills and
codeine, Capt. Dyke said.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Walter S. Edgar

BERNARDSVILLE, N. j., July
|13 P.-Walter S. Edgar. 81. q
pioneer in the lacquer industry
died at Memorial Hospital. Morris.
town, yesterday. Mr.. Edgar was
Identified with the development
lof nitro-cellulose lacquer aftel
World War I and was reported tt
be the first person in the country
to use a lacquer finish on hi
automobile.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
BroziI's Merchant Fleet
Numbers 16o Vessels

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil still
leads Latin America in the num-
ber of merchant ships, with 16e
lin her feet. But Argentina, with
only lit such vessels, has a ton
mage Of 100000 compared with
Brazil's $4,000.
Panama nominally has the big
lgest merchant fleet, but it is al
most entirely foreign owned.
Loide Brasiliero, Brazil's big
lgest merchandising line, soon viii
acquire 20 new modern vessels.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
3 Robert {. Lees Meet
At KeesIer Air Base
By the Associafed Press

BILOXI, Miss, July 13.-"Rob-
ert E. Lee meet Robert e. Lee and
Robert E. Lee"
This triple-take introduction
took place at Keesler Air Force
base here when the three name
sakes of the Southern general met
for the first time.
Corpl. Lee. from Sacramento
Calf. is a radar mechanic.
Pfc. Lee, Summerfield, N. c., is
an electronics student.
Pfc. Lee, Plainf1eld. Wis. is q
motor Vehicle mechanic.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
President Reappoinis
0'ConneII as Marshal

President Truman today nom
mated Richard c. O'Connell fol
reappointment as United State
Marshal for the District of Mary
land. Mr.. O'Connell is serving
under an appointment which ex.
Ipired April 4.
The President also nominated
Walter E. Whitman, a professor
|of Massachusetts, Institute O.
Technology to be chairman O.
the Research and Development
Board, succeeding William w
Webster. who resigned.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Nudists Out-Druw Reds

Because nudisrn distracted peo.
lple's attention from the Commu-
mist peace" campaign, the cult
has been banned. in Eastern Ger
many. Berlin reports. Last year,
nudists and naked bathers were
allowed to form clubs under the
Ministry of Cultures sports pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

Spring Valley
and S u m n e r
S u b d v i sions,
die d suddenly
this morning IN
San Francisco.
Mr.. M i'll e r
left by air yes
terday en- route
to H on o lulu Il,
Hawaii, for a
SlX-Week vaca-
ton. He was
accompanied by
his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Roth
Miller and two
Evening star., 1951-07-13
1n Mrt1turil1ftt

BARNES, BESSIE. In memory of our wife
and mother. BESSIE BARNES. Who VIC lei lei
US four years ago today, July Is. 1947.
Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you.
Our lips do not know what to say;
God only knows our feelings,
Which hide under our smiles today
HER HUSBAND AND DEVOTED DAUGH-
TER; IER1a ALoNzo BARNES. ELoIsE ALEX
COOPER, KATE; In memory O our dear
away July 13, 1912.
July only brings sad memories
OF our loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
LOVING DAudHTERs. MARY. ROSA.
MARION AND KATIE.
GAYLOR, GEORGE G. A tribute of love
TO the memory Of my husband, GEORGE
@. GAYLOR. who entered into eternal
rest three years ago. July 13, 1948.
In my lonely hours Of thinking,
Thoughts Of you are very near;
l. who loved you. sadly miss you
AT the en- dof three long years.
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE.
PARKS, AMY B. A tribute Of love to the
AMY 3. PARKS. Doeq who passed mSihfr into IlS the
Great Beyond three years ago. July 13,
Oh. love that will not let me 90,
HFR feg1 n.41gnTape ny wssry soul LET II Thee .r,
AIH ApELIH LRIAUehTsHsi e PAsks JESSIE B. AND
PAYNE. IDA ADAMS Sacred to the mem
ory Of our dear sister, IDA ADAMS
PAYNE, who passed away nine years ago
today, July IS, 1942. 50
Death has freed you from life's stings
And Heavens door now outward swings,
Bringing long desired release;
As you wing toward God and peace
May the Father sense your need
And hold you very close indeed.
HER DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH
ERS, ARCHIE, VIOLA, GRACE, FRAN
CIS; NEPHEW, REGINALD.
ROSE, LINDA DIANA. In loving remeni-
brance OF my darling daughter, LINDA
DIANA ROSE, who passed away one year
ago today, July IS, 1850. - =
You are gone, but not forgotten.
In my thoughts you will always be;
For as long as there is memory
I Will always think of thee
YOUR LOVING MOTHER.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Robert Fifer of Stuunton

STAUNTON, Va, July 13 (P.-
Robert E. Fifer. for 16 years post.
master of Stauntor before his
resignation June 80, died yester-
day in Kings daughters Hospital
He was taken to the hospita
Wednesday after suffering q
lparalytic stroke.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

PLUMMER. KATIE e. The family Of the
late Mrs. KATIE e. PLUMMER wish to
express their sincere thanks and appre-
citation to their many relatives and friends
for their expressions of sympathy, pray
ers, beautiful floral offerings and cards,
the use Of cars and many kind deeds at
the passing OF our loved one.
THE FAMILY.
WEST. GEORGE C. The family of the
late GEORGE c. WEST wish to express
their sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for their expressions of
sympathy during their bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Queen" coIIed Up

No sooner had Miss Sidney
June Walker, Is. been elected
Festival Queen of Deptford, Eng
land. than she got a letter from
the War Office addressed to sMr,
Sidney j. Walker" ordering her
to register with the armed forces
Evening star., 1951-07-13

June 20, the
D e + fense De-
partment an
nounced today.
He had been in
the Army less
than a year.
A riheman
with M Com
pany of the
Oath, Regiment,
18th Division,
Pvt. Thom a S
wrote a few
days before he
W as kille d.:
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Atttfruttt1

LORENZ. ROSA 8. There will be an un-
yelling Of q monument in memory Of
ROSA s. LORENZ, Sunday morning. July
10, 1851, at IL o'clock. at Adas Israel
Cemetery. ia
Evening star., 1951-07-13
g. H. Thomas Killed
In Korea; Arlington
Sergeant Wounded

Pvt. George H. Thomas, 20, the
Oldest OF three children of Mrs.
Lucy Mcpherson. 64S1z E street
Sc, was killed in action in Korea
Evening star., 1951-07-13
|AIIison N. Miller Dies
While on Vacation;
Realty Developer Here

Allison Nailor Miller, so. one of
the founders and president of the
w. C. g. A. N. Miller Development
Co, builders of Wesley Heights.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

Truck cargoes 21a times over
weight limits have seriously dam
aged roads in Panama.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

An automobile stolen in South
Africa and recovered 10 days later
had been driven 1000 miles In the
meantime
Evening star., 1951-07-13

BROWN. JOSEPHINE. Departed this life
Wednesday, July II. 1851, at Gallinger
leaves to. mourn her husband. Georae
Brown; three sisters, one brother, one
nephew and host of other relatives and
friends. Mrs. Brown is resting at the
Moten Funeral Home. 1854 Prospect ave.
NV where friends may call Friday after
pm. Funeral Saturday. July IL at ]
pm, from the above-named funeral
home, Rev. Earnest Gibbs oficiatinR,
Burial at Payne's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

WEST HYATTSVILLE
This is the brick Cape Cod home you
have been seeking 1t has an extra
tion, large kitchen. bedroom and
bath: End floor done in knotty pine
has > bedrooms plus storage space;
full basement with outside entrance;
gas heat Priced TO sell at ST. 800.
For information, call Mr. Donald
Evening star., 1951-12-11
RETHESDA-S1Q5nn
,HEVY CHASE=S24. SOC
BETHESDA
BRADLEY WOODS

restricted community of fine homes.
True center hall, living rm. with
firepl., dining rm., kit, den. powder
room. screened living porch. 2nd
A.. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. dressing
rm. and children's study. Fun day
light bsn1t. and recr. rm.. full bath.
French doors to tremendous rear
yard with stone barbecue. Built-in
sarage.
Ewes. OIL 2T20
SAMUEL E BOGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
ROCKVILLE
SILVER SPRING
PATIO AND PICKET

Truly immaculate brick Cape Cod, in
incest residential section: picture
windows in living rm. and master
bedrm., sliding closet doors; beau
tifully Handicapped with patio in rear
2 bedrms. and tiled bath on Ist
floor; 2nd floor fully insulated with
fiber glass and ready to finish into
2 additional bedrms.; full basement
with outside entrance; early posses
sion; convenient terms. Open Sum
day. I to dark. 2403 Eccleston Ut.
Huggins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10. 6-2so0. Iii
Evening star., 1951-12-11
RAMBLER

Hillandale, near Burnt Mills Hills
Modern. custom built to owner s
specifications; on l2-acre lot
ground-leyel full basement; large
living room, 2Sx1S: dining room
15x17; all-elec. kitchen, 15xlS
with large screened porch. This
lovely emo. .-old rambler has sc
many new features it's impossible
to mention. If you want to see
the dream of your life" please
call Miss Goldman for inspection.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1951-12-11
S4,5O0

Buys a beautiful brick ram
bier in North Arlington, two
lge. bedrmS. and bath: many
extras, such as huge storage
attic; combination storm win
doWs, plus fully equipped kit.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
N. ARLINGTON

Make it a must to see this lovely
3-bedroom rambler that has every
thing and is close to everything
Beautiful large kitchen with cleo
tr!c dishwaSher. DISPOSAL. automatic
washer, large refrigerator. One
bedrm. Is paneled for use as a study;
all rooms are above average in
size. Lovely yard in excellent
neighborhood that is going up in
value An outstanding buy with
reasonable down payment. Call Mrs
Baxter Warner, IA. 7-5435 with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ia. $1,000
Evening star., 1951-12-11

BUYS lovely brick bungalow
near Pentagon and Navy An
mex, 20-ft lily. rm.. separate
din rm., two excel. bedrmS.
and bath huge attic; Anchor
fenced lot
Evening star., 1951-12-11

THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR
CHOICE LISTINGS
DON'T MAKE A BUY WITHOUT
CALLING"
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF wilson JA. 4-16OO
Ia
Evening star., 1951-12-11
S145oo

y fTDTWT
4 BEDRMS., Ia BATHS
This all-brick home is conveniently
located near schools and shopping
living room, family sized din rm
lge. kit, bedrm. and tile bath. Isl
A.; 3 bedrms. and large - bath
2nd a.; full bsnlt Where can vol
get a 4-bedrm. home for this price,
Call today.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
$4,000 DOWN-S14,950

acre tract. hish on a hilltop near
Fairfax High School, large liv. rm
stone fireplace, kit, all Hotpoint
equip, :. bedrms., tile bath, at
tached garage.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
SHIRLEY WOODS
APJ TNGTON VA

Near Washington Golf and Country
Club, 3 new ramblerS, nearing COM
pletion; features center hall, LARGE
liv. rm. with flrepl., de luxe kit,
fun bSmt., screened porch garage;
ideal for service personnel Price,
S31 800. Call Mr.. Reilly (eves.. TIE
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc
73S 18th St. NV. Realtors, DI $3.50
Evening star., 1951-12-11

Cash will handle this prac-
tically new five-rm. bungalow
with lge. expansion attic. lot
approx. 95Xl20 and Anchor
fence with trpes
Evening star., 1951-12-11
Arfax Realty
FA. 1850 FA. 1851
That White Cottage
== i
$4,000

VIII get quick possession Of this
tastefuily decorated 3-bedroom and
tile path Colonial; square type l.y-
ing room with fireplace, 12xI4-ft.
dining room large equipped Kitchen,
full bsmt. with space for rec rm
Located 2 blks from schools. bCS
and shops and only 5 min drive
to Pentagon- Ideal for BUDGET
Evening star., 1951-12-11

Buys an excel. two-bedrm.
bungalow on a lge. wooded
lot, Just of Lee blvd. Vacant.
Immediate poss. Assume $500.
AZ loan.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
S3.500

Buys three bedrms. and two
baths with full basement on
Ice lot, 100 IT. deep: near
lovely Virginia forest. Yes.
that's right only 81, 500 down.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
.CUSTOM BUILT no ORDER

We can build 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, liv
rm;. din. rm., kit, 2-freplace and
full-bsmt. home on your lot for only
with select oak floors, range, re-
frigerator, Venetian blinds, kit. cab
tnets with Formica tops. a.-c. heat
Call CUSTOM BUILT HOMES for
information. OR. 9I51 till 8 pm
NEW RAMBLERS
Three bedrms., IS-ft liv. rm. with
picture window large kit; full
bsmt. with outside entr.: large lot
Priced to sell at Sl4,250. MODERN
REALTY CO, JU 7-60S0. Watch
tha KlaVon Chou. fnpiabf
Evening star., 1951-12-11
SILVER' SPRING

S13.950
5-rm. asbestos shingle BUNGALOW; full
bsmt.. outside exit; oil h.-w.h. Va
cant. Assume S1l 900.
Sl3,950
3-bedrm. brick rambler; GE kit.
new; gas heat. Vacant
Sl4, 800
bungalow; expansible 2nd A. with
4 windows; full bsmt. with outside
exit; storm sash: Anchor fence.
Assume $1,000. Vacant
2-story, 6-rm. brick Colonial; bsmt.,
side porch: SO, 500 will handle
Contract behind and option TO be
accepted or rejected on Dec. 27th
with occupancy at that time.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
1900
~ Sun DOWN

New brick bungalow, featuring liv
rm. with dining area, fully equip
kit. with Bendix washer, :! lovely
bedrms. and tile bath; lge lot;
very convenient location Payments
like rent. See these custom built
homes today.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
S4 600

Down buys this new brick
rambler with three bedrooms
cone paneled), full bsmt., Ice.
rear porch. in North Arling-
ton; excel. equip. includes H.
# refgr.. Magic Chef range.
auto. washer; extra bath in
bsmt. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
$4,000

Will buy a lovely five-room
brick home near Lee hwy, and
Glebe rd Full bsmt. A real
rent beater.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
$2,500 DOWN-S13,O00

Frame rambler, ? bedrms., fully
equip kit. Bendix washer, all city
utlls., on bus line nr. Falls Church.
Excel. terms including AZ GI loan
that can be assumed
Evening star., 1951-12-11
HOUSES FOR >sALE-vA.
XMAS SPECIALS

Down buys this all-brick
tWo-bedrm. home, of Shirley
hwy, full bsmt. with outside
entrance. Assume lge. 4eo loan.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
CRYSTAL GAZING

decorated. spacious Co.
)nial with large liv. rm. and fire.
place family din. rm. equip. kit.
u bath 1st f.; 3 lovely bedrms.
and tile bath, screened porch fun
bsmt. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
WITH So 900 DOWN.
w. FRANK CANEY
JA. 5-6l6l, 1880 Wilson. ia. 5-S576.
Ia
Evening star., 1951-12-11
$500 DOWN
PLUS SETTLEMENT
AND CHARGES TO GIs
SILVER SPRING. MD,

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Price. S11,700. a. loan 20
years, SIS per month. includes
ip.ti. New. only house left in
subdivision. Fireplace. Bendix,
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets, loft.
picture window in living room.
glazed with Thermopane. ex-
pansible second floor, hard
wood floors, sliding closet
doors, two bedrooms. gas heat;
walking distance of grade.
junior and high schools: six
blocks from shopping center.
four blocks from Georgia ave.
busline. 1925 Luzerne ave.
Shown by appointment only.
Call DONLEY CONSTRUCTION
CO., INC, JU. 7-94SS, . TO 5.
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HOUSES SALIVA. tCont. J
Arlington Forest

Vacant; in immaculate condition and
ready to move into. this attractive
home has more 20 offer for the
price than any we have had for a
long time; Is rooms g bedrms J,
bath. fun bSmt. with Law. shower
and and rec. rm: the Zephyr avn
inRs. storm windows. Bendix washer.
extra kitchen cabinets are only a
few OF the many extras" includ-
ed in this home its Mellow white
paint and beautiful shrubbery set 1t
apart in the neighborhood. See II
today; price, Sl7.950.
Bunga., 3 Bedrs.; $14,950
Falls Church: lge. corner lot. Anchor
fenced; has lge liv. rm. de luxe kit D..
3 bedrmS. and bath. pull down stair
to attic; LIST trust 50. 500 at $50
mo. incl. taxes and insurance: q
real buy.
F. E. Malcolm
Realtor OW 3O14
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Survey of Facts


Survey of Facts
OPEN DAILY AFTER Bpm.
Pre-Regulation X 3-bedrm brick
ramblerS, excellent rm. arrangement
ample closet space, large dining area
diversified kitchen, fully equipped
garbage disposal, exhaust fan and
chock full of MaStercraft cabinets
ceramic tiled bath; full bsmt. with
half bath and outside entrance;
cement front and rear porcheS with
iron ratings; good-sized lots; paved
streets and curbing; increasingly
popular: convenient location FLA
approved. Sl5,l00.
Open Daily After 3 PM.
Directions; Out New Hamp. ext. to
University lane, right to gath ave.
and OPEN sign.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd, ow. $3.50 TIL 8.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
SMALL HOUsE-Bethesda. sii. spT..
Will WILL PA PAY " YOU 9'ts CASH TO-DAY for
ton. Re 220l. 81. 7747.
CASH b. iERs waiting for 3 and 4
bedroom homes in northwest Wash
ington and nearby Montgomery
County and Va To sell YOUR house.
call WETZELL REAL ESTATE. HU.
434o Omen ewes. til 10 pm
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
sos North capItoi NA s736' 6''Fs; Ffe:
appraisals. Results since 1919.
WILL PAY ALL CASH today for your
home in any location; immed ac-
ton. EX. 5101. WO. 0225.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL CASH for
) TO 7-rm home in desirable ne
4o. 25sa. Jl Al close by Prince Geo. Co.
DIRECT FROM owNER-wiu pay
cash: D: G; Nd, or Va. 81. 1897
MOD. CLEAN . to 4-bedrm. home or
income property, in good D c. or
nearby Nd. loc.: sc. pref; have sub
stantial cash. MRS. cox. LU. 2-sI3s
CALL NE FIRST buy houses for
service Co. Mr., ' FERRY, Di' d'ufss%s sz@4'
IMMEDIiTE CASH for your hom.
regardless OF location OF. condition.
Cal d. Ss42 or 81. 1889,
FROM OWNER; any condition: Ar
coiP coaH39. al 0An CASH F:Ia's JA' 5-sis4 SsGFss'