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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17
The World Today
STEAM ESCAPES
BY JAMES MARLoW

WASHINGTON, AUG. .(AP)-
Trying to keep down living costs
is like trying to sit on a pail OF
steam. And now just little more
steam has escaped.
Railroads have been allowed to
raise their freight rates. They got
permission yesterday from the
ICC, the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Since this, of course, raises the
cost of shipping goods, the skip
pers will want to boost the price
of their goods to pay for the add
ed cost.
But the retailer who buys from
the shipper will get stuck unless
he can tack on this higher price
to the goods which finally are
sold to you,
So. you get stuck, the consumer.
You're the last buyer.
That's a simplified explanation
of how prices will rise as result
of the ICC ruling. But right away
couple of things come to mind:
l. / thought we had a new price
control law to keep prices down.
2. / thought OPS = Office of
Price Sterilization - was suppos-
ed to sit on prices.
3. How come, if we have OPS,
the ICC can do something which
will let prices go up?
And the price control law passed
by Congress flatly said the law
does not apply to ICC.
When the railroads asked ices
permission to raise freight rates,
ICC called hearings to let their
railroads explain why they needed
an increase.
OPS officials went to the hear
ings and told the members of ICC
what the effect on initiation and
living costs would be if freight
rates went up.
But they didn't, since they
couldn't, attempt to tell ICC what
to do So the latter wasn't working
in the day whenit approved an in
crease of nine per cent in the east
for the roads and six per cent in
the south and west.
Since the ICC has to be fair to
railroads, the ICC members decid-
ed on permitting the freight in
crease for these reasons:
This country needs to keep their
railroads in good running shape
to carry goods; there's an emer-
gency now; the railroads are
spending, and will spend, lot of
money on much new equipment;
a lot of this spending has been
encouraged by the government and
the Shipping public, with national
defense primarily in mind"
All of which is a gentle remind
er that the job of keeping down
living costs, while trying to be
fair all around, isn't simple.
How will the increased shipping
costs finally be passed on to the
buying public?
An OPS economist said the me-
thods used for passing on the in
creases will have to vary because
there are various OPS price re-
gulations.
He said that in some cases, such
as food, the increases may be
passed on automatically.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17
L. e@nA#
EeSaya4e on The 7ou4>s
BY JOHN RoEBURT


Woods; Leighton paying ransom
for Eric Arents' silence. And
now a note recalled itself to jig
ger; the note he had filched out
of d letter-box: "S.W Back Lat
CIR. NJ" M-Merle; Merle Leigh
ton!
Was the chronology complete?
-Jigger fought down rise of
excitement.
On the street, Red was inclined
to pooh-pooh. IF it's hush money
for something, why such an elab-
crate deal-Why not a straight
transfer of cash?"
Jigger was silent, then said
equivocally, THE form of black
mail doesn't alter the fact of it.
He flashed a look of irritation at
Red. Why are you SO skeptical
all of sudden?"
Red grinned feebly. Maybe
because what you're thinking
about Merle Leighton scares me.
The guys rich, national figure
sort of, and pillar of society.
You're forgetting that Leighton's
married, well married too"
Jigger nodded reminiscently.
Newspaper copy like a hail of
confetti had celebrated the mar
riage of Merle Leighton to Odette
Britton, photogenic and barely
twenty, and a gilded heiress.
Jigger said, Nevertheless, it
happens. Murder mixes with sue
cess as easily as with failure. Be-
sides, your portrait of Leighton is
as phony as a paid testimonial.
The mans Class A fraud He
runs what practically amounts to
a clinic with fewer qualifications
for the job than the corner bar
ber."
Jigger quickened his stride
purposefully and Red hurried
along beside him. You're not GO
ing to pay Leighton a call this
late?" Red objected.
1t was past ten o'clock. The
lights in shop windows were GO
ing out; in dwellings, shades
were drawn. It was too late for
pedestrian detective to presume
vis-a-vis a name celebrity of
Merle Leighton's weight.
Jigger came to a stop. "Tomor-
row then, bright and early. I'll
tackle leighton alone; while you
have look in at Bellevue. See
how fares our friend with the
traumatic amnesia. He may yet
be useful"
''You mean, when and if he has
a memory"
Jigger nodded distractedly. He
was tense all through him, i'm
patient with the hour, impatient
for movement. The late hour was
a chain he would have to drag
until morning.
Ito be continued)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17
DIVORCES ASKED

Marguerite Nichols vs.. Leo Mic
hols.
Max E. Timmons, Mt. Sterling
vs. Mary Ellen Timmons, Lima.
Eva Griffin VS.. Fred w. Grif-
fin on change of venue from
Franklin county.
Lora Jean Keefer VS. Eugene
Keefer.
Donald Byerly VS. Thelma By
erly.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Emma Hostetler TO Eli Hostel
ler undivided one half interest SO
acres in Canaan township.
w. E. Lukens to Herbert G.
Keye and Pearl f. Keye 124.27
acres in Union township.
Charles E. Houx to Arley W..
Southworth ct al 393t acres in
Jefferson township.
Alvin L. Richards and Ruth C..
Richards to Homer Stewart Jr.,
and Elnora Stewart lot 80 in
block 80 in Darbycrest addition
to Jefferson township.
Alvin L. Richards and Ruth c.
Richards to Homer Stewart Jr.,
and Elnora Stewart, lots / and
2 in block 80 of Darbycrest addi-
ton to village of Jefferson.
Frank B. Thomas to Amos
Skaggs 5.58 acres in Stokes town
ship.
Jack M. Salyer and Mary Anna
Salyer to Melvin Osborn and Sal
lie Osborn lots 83 and "a in Fair
view addition to village of Jeffer-
son.
John Finley Chesser ct al to
Bessie Irene Mercer lot % in
Speasmaker's First Addition, IN
ion township.
Maurice L. Sweet and Minerva
Sweet to Opekasit. Inc, property
on West High Street, village OF
London.
Hazel F. Anderson to Fred Y,
Dattalo and Mary Ellen Dattalo.
59.541 acres in Canaan township
William Clegg and Garnet Clegl
to J. w. Liso lots q and % in or
iginal town of West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17

Second and final account Of
Bruce D. Lewis, guardian of
Mary Slattery has been allowed
and confirmed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17

This is dedicated public service ord public
efore end hos duy and responsibility OF providing &C.
eurafe and gudcnee which essenfc 70 sound
Indictment in distinguishing truth from which vital 70
q heufhy and vigorous democracy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17
ANSWERS 10
intelligence Test

1-Ratsbane. 2---Tdiot. 3--Maaa
Goat. 4-Walden Stakes. g.
Surgical technique. est. Louis.
7-(A) Melville; (B) Hawthorne:
lCl Stowe: Cd Darwin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-17

Mrs Allison weeks vacation at Indian
Lafayette Road have returned Lake.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedrm
furn. or unfurn.- home. conv. to Navy
Dept. and grade school. Call SH
2061. III
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-w,
have fine tenants for homes in near.
by Maryland or NV. DC. Free
appraisals; no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. Ia
AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC OFFICEE
on home leave, desires 3 or 4-bedrm
house, approx. June Is to Sept. !
MR. STYLES, RE. 5000, Ext. 1884
day; MI. 0705, after 8. ID"
NAVAL COMMANDER requires I'M
furnished house; 8 bedrms., 2 baths
conven. NV. location; $500 per mo
Refs. furnished; no small children
Call OR. 1898.
8 BEDROOMS@Win exchange rental
for 3-bedroom, 2k-bath. conven-
iently located house in New York
suburbs. MA. 24S1.- liz
PROFESSIONAL MAN, wife. two
children need 3-bedrm. house on OF
after June 1; NV. or Arlington area
preferably unfurn. About S125. Ad-
dress replies, Box 2S5-B. Star. IL
JUNE 1-Furn. house with bedrms,
for one year or longer. Call WI
6799
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bEE1I AMI WINE
Nearby Md.-On busy highway; S15C
business daily quoted; slot machines
modern equip. Rent S125; Ions
lease: seats 48. Good spot fol
couple; apt. available; priced right
for quick sale.
E. w. THURM
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VIERS MILL vILLAGE-1mmacu-
lately furn. home. close to all con-
veniences; 2 bedrms., full bsmt.,
lovely yard; years lease, 500 per
CHEVY. CHASE-Beaut. home. 6 rms,
2 baths e bedrms, bath. LIST A.
garage; oil heat: 500 mo. MRS
CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON, WT.-2635,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
HAWTHORNE
CUSTOM BUILT

Lovely 3-yr. -old red brick. center-hall
home. having reception hall (9x15)
liv. rm. (15x25l with firepl., large
din. rm.. and VI bath and ultra
has master bedrm. (15x25), 3 other
twin-siZed bedrms. and a smaller
room plus 8 baths; permanent
stairway to q storage attic; base
ment consists Of large rec. room;
full bath. util. rm. and 2-car gar
gas &C. heat; slate roof. The loj
is large. beautifully Handicapped. well
wooded and faces Rock Greek Park
May be shown by appt. Call EN-
1900 till 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442n CONN. AVE NV
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|HoUsEs-SALE-N.W. tcent.)

CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.----S19.500. 4
5-bedrm. detached residence located
near the Lafayette School; 2 bed
rms. and bath on LIST door: invit.
Ing lying bs and b dnng r Tsems; Sc r.
h INSPECT call INV Wo. $500 I'll 8 pm.
EDW. H; JONES q CO.. INC" chsvS
CHEVY SfSSs' CHASE. d. Gust listed,
an attrac. nearly new det; brick
home featuring $3.50 3 24-f IT, NV not m.
rm. on ist floor. end floor, s twin
sized bedrms.. 2 colored tile baths,
stairway to hoored attic. Ideally
located on well HANDICAPPED lot, close
to Lafayette School. Priced very
N Ms W sR9prS ga J. s coisH HT: AZ
CLEVELAND Efa'IaIs, PARK-Brand:new Diet
brk.; 4-bedroom. 2-bath home $ol
only $32, 700. Call WI. 1884. FRANZ
S. Phillips. DI. 1411. Ill
MacARTHUR BLvD.-6 rms; vacant;
new eopd a 0aaa T EM goa prii PRICE
1eth-Beautiful, large, bright rms;
parauet floors: LIST a.. foyer. liv.
end H.. 4 bedrms., incl. sleeping
porch and bath; full bsmt. with
maids rm.; oil h.-w.h.; garage on
wide alley. Priced reasonable for
R Ras5; eyes co,' NO s475' N Atlas
sH HER PARK, 10th st.. above
Kalmia I'd, lovely prewar brick in
beautiful cond.; LIST a has nice size
liv. rm., screened porch. dining rm.'
breakfast rm., de luxe KIT. den
BBs oSdsF storage sm 2n ATTIC: rec Df Tm With
bar; garage. Priced to sell. r. A.
TWEED CO., INC. 5504 Conn. ave.
TAKOMA PARK - 8 older. homes;
h.-w.h.; gar; lot 6Ox20O; near
city bus and stores. Miss Allen,
GE. s1 n3d ROBERTS e. LATMER'
NEAR WALTER REED-conv. located
g 9-rm. detached home on On lge. lot
N Flsfs' S THE GAr IA
attached brk. home that is perfectly
preciated; s rms. a bedrms0. IN
baths: rec. rm., gar; dtshwasher
disposal. Owner leaving city. Cal
WI. 4s34, FRANK s. PHILLIPS
L Oh HOMES with low down
payments and terms to suit you in
all sections. Call now. Mr.. Clark.
GE. 9011. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV, D1. 3346.
BY OWNER-Beautiful imposing Diet.
home, in heart Of Shepherd Park;
gorgeous lot, 4 bedrms ..ultramod-
err srn k Hs mi 4as liV sn and dl1
1 tn AND UPsHUR N.w.-New Co
lonial 6-rm:, Diet. brick. powder nm.
on LIST A., lge. liv: rm. with f1repl.:
3 bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd
including bath in master bedrm.,
lge; backyard with Anchor fence.
preciated. Approx. $4,000 down,
balance on easy terms. Call REALTY
INVESTMENT for inspection. GE.
1868 'vARNUM ST. N.w.-Maenifi-
cent det brk.; beautiful cond.;
sleeping rms, 2 baths on End f.;
owner says sen; Can Wo; $500,
FURNISHED 13-RM. BRICK. 4
windows. $500 down. Ho. 2975.
ONE OF THE GREATEST values since
the war. M. 2lSt and h. Four i'm
mac. apis. Rent, $500. Price. S3l,-
500; GATEWooD s; BENNETT,
Realtor; ma. GAL, RE; 2323. 10
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Det
corner brick; Center entrance; most
charming and immaculate interior
3 bedrms.. 2 dens, powder rm., and
3 baths. gas heat; built-in sarage.
Under 100000; terms. GATEWOOD
8. BENNETT, Realtor, MA. 634l,
RE 1923. 10
D. c. line, lovely 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. with full bsmt., expansible
attic. storm windows; nice fenced
yard. HARRY L. GODDARD. OIL.
1922. .
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HOUSES FURNISHED

to Aug. list or Sept. is. stone
house, 8 bedrms.. baths, screened
P porch; rec; rm:, maids s5 I'm; IN bsmt'
AKL1NGToN@Braiccf ks semidet,. 2 bed
rms. and den; only 9 min. from
Key Bridge: year or longer; $3.50
mo. JAMES L. DIXON 3 CO., ia,
ARLfSGTo eGSn1fS; Ma' s! 8ad IL
baths; cow. location; S225. CHI.
ss n. Y. AVE. Nw.-Bedrm.. kit.
dren F or d RasR ST. Jant0T no. RE- RES 1891 sa
a1s SIXTH ST. s.w.-Large front
nm: and kit. adj bath; l person
with good habits; Sill week. NE.
IMMACULATE EFFIc. APT; ideal for
CA Sath0 0ae5 couple MR. BERNARD A6
1920 BnTMoRE ST. N.w.-Nr. 18th
ADULTS da go only IT, NA, 1885, SR EN- EN- Aus
ARLNGToN-Modern Diet. 2-story
brick; 8 bedrms; newly and com
pletely furn.; fenced-in yard; $16b.
yE ri hssSi MANoR-Attrae. farn.
2-bedrm., brick semidet.;, lge;; liv.
tile bath. full basement. gas heat,
front porch, nice lawn. close bus
and shopping; $135. TIE. 1888. 10
ARLINGT0N-6-rm. detached; 1 fare
Pentagon, cpnv. to stores and school
b5o1 4th ST. NV; corner brk.. s
rms. Ia bath. gas furnace, cleo.
refgr., auto. washer. recreation rm..
buiit-in gar ar, no objection to G sRil-
$50 $50 ist ST.. Nw.-Furn. 4-bedTm,
house. subiet for mos. Contact
DIR. DoWD. co. 74oo, bet. 1o;3o-l
pm. and 5-S pm. -lo
FURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE. 4
sunporch; oii heat; fenced yaTd
swings. dollhouse; shopping center,
school and churches; buslines;
accessible from Univ. OF Mo: 70 BE-
THREE BEDRMs.. den; summer rent
FA. $500. III
N si b. per mo- Cali 8 to } ): ia.
ARLINGTON ARLINGTON e2s s. Adams St
bungalow with large lot, garage,
washing machine. new kitchen
sqgsipmsnt' sd Immediate Occup 16.
S Aufastpc Sfa ali furnished S 8
bedrm.. 2-bath home; quiet street, |
mo. c. L. HANoWELL CO., Realtor,
NORTH "a; S777 AR & "a ms vA.-Nicegy
rounds Ttu rent for to months
beginning May Is. $3.50 mo. plus
util. ALBERT H. COHEN CO., Gu.
BETHEsDA-Brick, 3 bedrooms. ~
4. May 18th. $50. OF. 7165. --l5
s aompstej1 furp eddqpmse sept -ba al
house; auto. washer, dryer and deep
well.shaded lawn: o., 5320; Ia
CONVENIENT SEC. NV. D.C-FineI
r r1% P 3niI din Ro nm, eauipped kit. full
bsmt.. garage; 2 blks. to stores and
bus; EXCEL. fuTn.; only $3.50. PERRY
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER in Silver
at SO m mo. OR. osSS after pm.
vIERs MILL vILLAGE-1mmacu-
lately furn. home; close to all con
oyaH ve seaFm ssse rug so 6Sm per
mo. Cali W 3. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
CHEVY. CHASE-Beaut.. home. 6 rms,
baths g bedrmS., bath, LIST ~;
garage; oil heat: $40 mo-. MRS.
CLYDE C. HUNTINGTON, WT.-2635.
OR. 1888. III
GEESBURG. VA.-Comp. modernized
stone Pa. Dutch. home: 8 bedrmS.
and den, l u baths. huge fireplaces;
10 acres of beautiful land; magnifi-
cent 20-mile mountain view. Lease
fer short or long terms. 1928 mo.
ASK US? REALTY co.
GIL. 1852. 10
5511 7th ST. NV.
Brick home. completely furn.; bed
rms. porch. lfv. rm.. din. nm, kit,
bath, full bsmt; auto. heat; $125 mo.
] GER AID IIISTINE 412 18th st
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

UPPER 10Th ST. AREA
Reception hall, living room. dining
room, kit, porch, large pantry
ROOMS. 3 BATHS 1uHPsTA1Rs;' new
oil burner, new 60-gal. water heat
er. tile roof, 2-car detached brick
garage; condition good: price. S25,-
500; approx. $4,000 down. Call
Nj, Forkish. tn. 2100; evenings,
AVON sHoCKEY, REALToR
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CHEVY CHASE. D.

Beautiful 10-rm. center-hall brick
Colonial; 4 bedrms. (plus 2 more on
3rd fri. 3h baths; close to shop.
ping, schools, transportation and
Blessed Sacrament Church: vacant;
redecorated;.. ready to move in
No. e 1860 81 ''ii' ewes 0a'i MI HA'ef''
John H. Miller, Jr. g. Bro.
1912 K st. NV, Realtors, MA. 1851
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CoLoRED-41O5 ILLINOIS AVENUE,
first time offered; only one past
pch.. rec. hall, nice rms, sleeping
pch.. tile bath, rec. rm., gas heat,
2-car gar, nice yard; vacant; fine
cond.; $500 cash payment: open
ewes. STROuP, RIA. $500. III
3rd ST. N.W.-Va-
cant; LIST. commercial; IL rooms, Q
will finance with reasonable down
payment. Cali MA. SO36, office Of
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV.
cOLORED. DOWNTOWN-S295 down.
S65 mo-; nice house in cow. loca-
ton. MR.. BERNIE, Ma. 1859.
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HOUSES UNFURi%ISHED Cont.

2IO4 RAvENsWooD, Hyattsville-:
near school and shops. Available
May IL. $125. Mrs. Christman
ALLIED REALTY CORP. 5000 Wis.
consin ave. WI. 6649. -l2
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont
MICHIGAN PARK

1900 block Taylor st. ne. bet. brick
In new-house cond. Large liv. I'm.
attractive firepl., full size din. nm.
modern kit. with garbage Disposal
full size bedrms. and bath on end;
full bsmt. with bath; gas heat;
house fully insulated; large lot
conv. to schools, transp. For appt
to inspect call Mr.. Curling with r
9. DUNNE, no. 0700; eyes,, LA. g.
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CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL
NEAR 9th AND MD. AVE. NE.
Large, 24sft-wide Colonial Color ala b rss,
porches, redecorated. Prompt poss
TO inspect, call J. p. Smith. Elk
24S0 or AID. 2452. exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1113 18th st. NV
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$22,5OO


OPPORTUNITY I! ! +!
A 3-year-old semidet. home in the
best NV. section. 5 large rooms, full
bsmt.. nice lot; This home Is in
immaculate condition and priced at
loan. Cali till 8 pm.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
RE O736. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
BARNABY WOODS SECTION
Can you imagine q brick home in
this area on q nice wooded lot under
$4,000? list a. has liv. rm.. din
rm., kit, pantry, 2 BEDROOMS and
bath; 2nd A.. lge. rm, finished in
knotty pine, and large storage space
could be finished into another rm.
automatic h.-w.h..- and garage.
Needs decorating Owner has pur-
chased larger home through US,
therefore wishes quick sale. For fur
Their information call Mr.. Lueck'
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
New listing. Diet; brick home only 4
blocks from Blessed Sacrament
Church and Lafayette School. House
has liv. rm. with fireplace. din. nm,
modern kitchen, den, 2 baths. Priced
to sell quickly. Ewes. call Mr.. State
EN-. 608S.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1912 x st. NV. Realtors, MA. 1857
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6 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
DOUBLE LIVING ROOM
DEN WITH FIREPLACE
HUGE MODERN KITCHEN
MAIDS ROOM AND BATH
BreezeWay to 2-car Garage
TWO POWDER ROOMS
WOODED LOT-FISH POND
Observation-Disclosures
CONVENIENT N. W. LOCATION
$22,500
For 'nf0Fmat Jol 5 RASpe Mr. BF0che'
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1906 H St. NV. Ma. 2345
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RIGGS PARK
WOODBRIDGE

Lovely 6-rm. Diet. home; on nice lot
Call Mrs. Sprosser, OIL. 94SS, LY.
MAN C. DELE & CO., INC. ST
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"HILLCREST"
A Rambling Cottage

It is rarely possible to md . real
country-type cottage that is literally
NsatsS in d ths Fly pTSIs6 nsh
and its setting on lot with 150-
foot frontage is lust out-of-this-
world; huge magnohas, pink and
white dogwoods In profusion, numer-
Gus fruit trees, boxwoods. azaleas.
flowers in every variety. The entire
lot with approximately $4,000 square
feet is inclosed with a lifetime An
comfortable. appealing-living room
about 22x1S with fireplace and
built-in bookShelves, dining alcove.
kitchen. pantry. sun room, 2 bed
rooms and modern bath; oil hot
water heat; entire property In Al
condition: schools. shopping center
and transportation all convenient.
Price. S17,950. Substantial cash pay
ment required, To inspect call Mr..
Latimer Evenings, EN-. 0770.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
PaaIfors nT RQQ0
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"Nr. N. H. & Gallatin"
A large well built corner home built
by fifty with s rms. 4 bedrms., 2
available for immediate occupancy.
Price is right and terms may be ar
ranged to responsible people; call
ME. 1143 until pm. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor,
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1kCE OO1 % III OODU.
HILLCREST

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
Fort Baker dr., overlooking city. Pre-
war custom-built; one of showplaces
of this exclusive area; everything
you would expect to find In a fine
home. S37,500 Assume S25. 900
4kee LIST trust. 10. 10000; eyes,.
AK. SOTO Trades considered
JAMES CARROLL. REAL ESTATE.
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MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN PARK

Quality is the word on these new
Sargent I'd. Semidetached; bed
rooms, attractive kitchen with dish
washer DISPOSAL unit. full basement
Only $14,950, these are q remark.
able value on today's market. Trades
considered. Call till 8 pm.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

EEEsBURG, VA.-Comp. modernized
and den, 1H2 baths. huge fireplaces;
Is acres of beautiful land; magnifl-
cent 20-mile mountain view. Lease
fer short or long terms. S225 mo
ASK US? REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

LYNDALE
Nice semidet. brick with liv. rm.. din.
rm and kit. on 1St floor; bedrms.
and bath on End; full bsmt. with
finished rec. rrn.; gas heat, 2 porches:
mr. public and parochial schools. bus
and stores. Bv apnt. only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

WE HAVE several new 2-bedrm. semi.
Diet. brick houses for rent at S11o:
located in the vicinity nf Columbia
pike and s. Frederick st
We also have brand-new 3-bedrm
full bsmt. ramblerS for immed. oc'
cuuancy at $50,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2212 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va. OW. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
GEORGETOWN

Just of Wisconsin ave.-Recently
decorated, in new-house condition;
Including all new plumbing and
bathroom fixtures; LIST floor. fully
hall, good-sized living I'm. with
f.p., dining rm., beautiful modern
kitchen with garbage disposal; 4
closets, full bath: End fl. has 2
large bedrooms, plus smaller. one
suitable for child's room or study.
basement. Lovely garden. S275 per
mo. Call Mrs. Platten, DE. 4101
ewes. XII. S-6173.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
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5511 7th ST. NV

Brick home. completely furn.; bed.
rms, porch. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
bath, full bsmt; auto. heat; $125 mo
j. GERALD JUSTINE, 412 9th st
NV. d. 1895. 10