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Evening star., 1951-10-26
New Station on Freedoms Main Line

dians Is Vaclav Trohl, who had been
arrested and grilled for 4S hours by
Communists only two weeks before the
train escape. He was former member
OF the Czech criminal police who had
been dropped from the force in Cheb
in l948 for successfully prosecuting two
Communist officials charged with graft.
He FOUND work in paper mill In the
border town Of AS and there met Jaro-
slav Konvalinka and worked with him
In the Communist movement.
It was Konvalinka who was destined
to take a place beside Casey Jones in
any roster OF immortal engineers by
diverting his train to little-used spur
track and speeding across the border
to freedoms main line.
The 45-year-old Trobl was still in
danger after his release by the Com
munists. They told him they considered
him spy and warned that he would
be sentenced to life Imprisonment unless
he agreed to work for them. He con-
fided his plight to Konvalinka and was
assured place on the train break"
which was imminent One day before
the freedom fight" he went to have
his 17-year-old son Zdenec excused from
school on the pretext that his wife
was sick. On the day of the escape,
he reported for work as usual, but left
the job before noon and took his son
to Frantiskovy Lame His wife Vir-
ginia took later bus and the three
met on the station platform in time
to catch the historic train.
One young student was the only other
one OF the IL now assured safety in
Canada who knew of the escape plan.
He was assigned to guarding the hand
brakes on one of the cars. He wishes
to remain anonymous because members
Of his family are still in Czechoslovakia.
None of the other seven in this group
expected to find themselves in Germany.
Few of them were prepared for such
an adventure. Some had not even a
change of clothing or a toothbrush.
One young man had been attending
his brothers wedding and, by chance,
took the Prague-Asch express. A young
Evening star., 1951-10-26

that country they eagerly accepted the
offer OF refuge. The decision may not
have been easy. Families and old friends
were on the other side of the frontier.
What would be their fate at the hands
OF reprising officials even though
anonymity was promised by the Allied
benefactors? But they made their choice
and cast their lot with new-found
friends on freedoms side of the curtain.
The brave engineer was offered
haven far from Czechoslovakia. Others
OF the 81 who chose not to ride back to
Communist-dominated soil will be taken
care OF also, some even may come to
Canada when formalities are completed.
A new home and a new chance for
this first group of II in Canada was
made possible through the efforts of
the International Refugee Organization.
which only last Monday at ceremonies
in Geneva celebrated the resettlement
o. its millionth refugee since July, l947.
Moret han 114.000 of these have been
sent to Canada.
That millionth refugee, Alexander
Ranezay. 47-year-old Czech, with his
wife and two children, will leave Bremen
early next month on an IRO chartered
ship for new home In Midland, Tex.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Why Play Pens Exist

Dr. George Wheatley, vice president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company does not
seem to understand the true purpose and func-
ton of play pen. Speaking at Toronto, he has
warned Mother not to imprison Baby in it lest
Baby grow up without having had any personal
experience with accidents. Better by far, accord
ing to'the good doctor, to let the little toddler
suffer bruises and bumps every now and then in
order to learn the wisdom of being careful. As
all parents know, however. this Is counsel of an
impossible sort, and nobody with an infant heir
or heiress will ever follow it.
OF course. quite obviously and quite under
standably DR.. Wheatley-because of his job
wants babies to mature into adults so accident
conscious that they will never hurt themselves
and hence never call upon his company to pay
up on their insurance policies. In itself, his OBJ
jective is a thoroughly laudable one, but how
unrealistic 1t is, how it misunderstands the sig
nifcance of the play pen! For the play pen, as
matter of demonstrable fact is piece of fur
niture designed primarily not for toddling tots
but for parents especially mothers who are
around the house most of the day. True enough,
the tots are placed in it, but that is only Incl
dental to it's real purpose It's real purpose
a purpose Dr. Wheatley win come to appreciate
and praise if he will think about it bits to
save the Mommies and Poppies of this land from
pCCOAAAAl6 PACiIotu1Cly S1dy dIlo SOuS tO early
graves. That is to say, the play pen exists to
spare them the life-shortening mental anguish
of worrying about Junior cracking his noggtn
on the coffee table, breaking the very best vase,
pulling down the pot of hot tea, falling out the
window, sticking wires into electric outlets, and
otherwise disporting himself as If he were little
savage or daredevil wholly oblivious to the pro-
prieties and dangers of our grown-up world.
No, DR.. Wheatley's advice will not do. The
play pen is here to stay and the todder must
stay in it. Truth to say, in fact, there are some
thoughtful people who believe that it should not
only be used most vigorously but also fortified
with broken glass or electrified barbed wire
placed all around the top rim This suggestion
aimed at preventing ones Pride and Joy from
climbing out and smashing ones best china
is perhaps bit on the extreme side, but it serves
to show that the problem is much less simple
than DR.. Wheatley thinks it is.
OF the reformed drunk, we sometimes feel
he was more bearable in his previous state.
About the reformed Commie, also, we are
beginning to wonder.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Constituent
By Thomos R. Henry

When JEFF aDould pound his desk and
trolUn and bello,U
There in State Senate, you ,Dould
almost Uo1D
That he tDaS quite an educated tellop-
Had gone tDhile to high school,
He aoas real smart man! He did US
credit.
His speeches-Bangor papers used to
quote them,
For it, ,uas tDlaat he said, not how he
said 1t,
That made them count . OF course.
Alnend Urote them
A real smart man! While he tDas In
Augusta,
He prospered on the farm and at
the store;
Aln1ena managed both, and you could
trust her
To keep things humn,ing briskly as
before.
JEFF tUas real smart nran-no tuiser.
keener
Senator euer serued usl-Ask Alnsenai
4 Harold Willard Gleason. -
Evening star., 1951-10-26

girl had gone to see her doctor and took
the train after she missed the bus.
Three 18-year-olds were on their way
home from school. A white-collar worker
and his wife were returning to Asch
after routine trip to Cheb.
The trip to Germany was completely
unexpected for the seven, but once in
Evening star., 1951-10-26
CoIonizine Whites

Your correspondent Of October 81
who signs his letter j. S. c. gives food
for morbid thoughts. and would like to
voice my views on the plan he advo-
Gates for colonizing the colored folk.
j. s. c. should realize that the colored
were inhabitants of America before his
own ancestors.
Would he be interested in a plan to
colonize the white inhabitants of this
country, seeing that they were not the
original occupants?
Sylvia Drummer
Evening star., 1951-10-26
A Sereeont's Complaint
Lillian III. McNish.

Would you explain why the admin
istrators Of our Government lack the
courage needed to create and service
a fair draft law? Is the honor of serv-
ing our present administrators to be
limited to the select few: The old-timers,
the veterans, the reversists and the un-
fortunates who couldn't afford enough
educational merits for exemption?
A Thoroughly Disguised Sergeant.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Statement on Yoltu

There is available to the public a
document which every one who has
formulated an opinion on. or who
sincerely wonders about. the Yalta
talks land agreemenD should avail
themselves Of
1t is sworn statement by w. Averell
Hartman, written out of concern over
the confusion that has arisen regard
ing these talks. Senator Herbert H.
Lehman had the text read into the
Congressional Record of August q,
and he will send a copy upon request.
Certainly those who have criticized
the Yalta decisions respect their own
integrity enough to expose themselves
to further light on the subject.
My belief in the greatness of Presi-
dent Roosevelt never has faltered.
Mrs. v. F. B.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

freedom in the sensational frontier
crashing drive which thrilled millions
throughout the free world. The other
seven Immediately refused to return to
Czechoslovakia and accepted the Cana
dian governments offer of new home
land and new citizenship.
Included among the II new Cana
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Sons of Jehovuh's Witnesses

understand Jehovah's Witnesses
don't believe in military service and that
their boys don't have to 60 on account
Of this.
think it's time for Congress, the
President and We parents OF boys in
the service to do something about this,
No religion believes in war, yet our
boys have to go. and it isn't right that
some faiths can stay out of war like
that.
No wonder they are getting so many
new members. am Protestant mother
and had son in World War II and
now have one overseas. They are glad
to do their bit for their country but
they don't believe in war either. and
would much rather be home.
So why not pass law to draft all
faiths?
Lille Mae Morris.
Now that Congress has voted Just
about everybody else a pay raise, what
about the old retired people who put in
their 40 years or more? We don't need
income tax exemption, since very few of
us have enough to tax. But we do need
something to cope with the high cost Of
living.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

Pen-nanaes may be used if letters carry
aDraterS' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Letters to The Star

well as Republican. and particularly the
80 per cent Of independent voters, owing
allegiance to neither party, whose votes
swing most elections. If, indeed, there
is so little discernment as you assume
between black and white. between honor
and dishonor, then we might as well
abandon our jury system, say farwell
to the folk moots. to all democratic
processes, to the great Republic, and
close up shop.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

OF the reformed drunk we sometimes feel
he was more bearable in his previous state.
About the reformed Commie, also, we are
beginning to wonder.
Evening star., 1951-12-28

LANDOVER HILLS-S10,950
Assume GI loan ON 1-yr.-old, 2-bedrm
brick rambler; monthly payments,
$4,000 handles down payment and
settlement charges; BY owner. AP.
1853, 80
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acre with 6-rm home;
$3.50, $3.50 down, $65 per mo-
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR. UN.
2723; eyes,. UN. 1855. $50
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SILVER SPRING
pATTO ANTI pTTKTT

rruly 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
and white picket fence all around;
2 bedrms. and tiled bath on LIST
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.
Higgins 81 Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10. 6-2s00. 30
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIPLOMATIC couple desires 2 or g.
bedrm. furn. house or apt. In NV.
area. OIL. 1869, or MI. 4402, Ext. 8.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDWwe
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Nd. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
ais. no delay. For complete rental
service, phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. i
HOUSE OR APT; 3, 4-bedrm. un-
furn.; by exec with perm position
Prefer District; reaS. rent; local
ref. Box l75-C, Star 3Os
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont

LOCUST HILL EsTATE-Absolutely
the best value on our books today;
immaculate det. Colonial brick home
containing center hall, lge. lv.
rm., with fireplace, din. rm., modern
rm. on the ist d.; there are s lovely
bedrms and 2 modern tile baths on
the End A.; stairs to a lge storage
attic. The lot is deep and nicely
Handicapped; lge. rec: rm. in the
bsmt. Unsurpassed value at $32 800.
Call w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
SILVER SPRING-A distinct find In
e moderately priced brick home; 8
ioyelg bish lot oAsas With trees: ret 0ims.i NEAR
schools, transp.; $16,950. lib. terms.
oL. 0o7os ARTHUR ". La ROCHE,
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm brick
5000 or 5000 down. cLAGDEE
WOOD, Realtor. 81. 45O0. ---29
sPRING-on q beautiful tree
Is this detached brick home: with
rms. and bath on 1st A.: stairway
70 expsndable 2nd d full bsn1t;; gas gas
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER - Brick
home of distinction, on Handicapped
lot. with large shade trees; 2 twin
size bedrms., large liv. rm. with fire.
cons Dlsss fun on,v basement sissgS inmacu3te Gs
5000; s eyes.. Rx. Rta'IPIis Isl g.. A'i ~
SOMERSET-This ideal home, built
for comfortable living as well as
entertaining. is situated on q beau-
tifully handicapped corner lot in the
heart Of an exclusive section. Along
numerous to enumerate. is . mag
nifieent liv. rm, with frepl.. din,
nook; 4 bedrms... 2 baths on End a..
as wen as powder Tm.. on 1st a.;
maids room and bath in bsmt.; 2
/ tshfS ER IL stt!s edsLsasLHH oK asss m
TwfRN,HRRooK-out H5iRK viers MIN I'd:
2-bedrm. modern bungalow. large
kit, with Bendix washer, expandable
300, $500 down: sos mo. on AZ
Cali Gait Mr MT; Hoke' ois 81. 45Ss. fS WALKER WALKER
4 DUNLOP. INC. 1900 18th st. NV.
w2s1GA4k-very ~; attractive SH Srick
room. dining room, kitchen. 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths: excellent community.
Priced to sell. Call Mr.. Jones. MA.
$500; ewes. and week ends. Rockville
4277. BOSS & PHELPS INC, 55ddl7
sfs. :saoenIoPEN DAILY, e:so to dark.
Low down payment. New, 2 bedrms
expan. attic, firepl,. bsmt.. dish
washer. disposal; immediate posses
sion. (Prom Wheaton about 4h miles
out viers Mil I'd. to Broadwood
Manor, or from Rockville about
mile out .viers mill rd:l BOGLEYs
WHEATON AND ROCKVILLE OF
FICES, LO. 5-3434, Rockville 43l s.
10 MINIS. FROM BETHESDA Medical;
lots of space for S14, 100 in Rock
vile vic: 29-ft. nv.-din. area, large
kit, 8 bedrms., full bsmt., copper
pipes. lot 65x200: terms. Call
OWNER OIL. 1041.
Sill spg.: 3 bedrms., 2 b., din. rm,
equip. kit. liv. rm. firepl.. bsmt.
recr. rm., gar. Priced right. Easy
terms. II. F. BIEBER. SH. $685..
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VIM. SCHWARTZ

REALTOR.
Elk 70SS, EX. 3421, RA. 6652. JU.
S-67G7. 30
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
-Three-story brick home, 10 rms,
gas h.-w.h.; ideally situated for
rooming house-business: vacant, i'm
med. possession. $4,000 cash re-
quired
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 1900
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GEORGES COUNTY

CORAL HILLs-Attractive brick bun,
sdGS sssdpooms ss bath atiits ahssse room snsa attic
parauet floors; gas radiant heat;
front and rear porches; nice lot:
Only $4,000 down. SUBURBAN
REALTY q Ca cSoass 54o@ Marlboro pike
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Attractive de-
tached home; large living room with
fireplace. large dining room, modern
kitchen. nice bedrooms and BATH
full basement. recreation room; oil
h.-w.h:; front porch; gasage; e large
RREALrYS SceC CO. S9o2 Marlboro pike
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5-room brick
bungalow with expandable attic. All
slec. kit. with beautiful equipment
rear; NSs Storm esa1 VII; Windows; Screens; Vene-
tian blinds; tile bath; full bsmt. !:
real buy at only Si4.bO0. Liberal
terms can be ARRANGED. Call PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 4o00. Open
MI. T RAaISiERi-se, 500 down. Beanti-
equipped kit: guest-size din. rm.,
spacious liv. rm.; ali newly dec
Grated; big dry bsmt.: extra-lge. lot:
Lear garage; blks. from school
and transp. SMITH REALTY, WA.
W. tS0fHi fHiYArrsvnLE-s1,oo 900 down.
Cute 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW with spa
cious liv. rm., .dinette and small
easy-to-work-in kit; many closets;
oil heat; nice friendly neighborhood.
SMITH REALTY; A L; AP: 066e, -2s
home in good condition; corner lot;
garage; near Mt Rainier Price,
5000 until . pm, ROBERT s.
ABsssTHME ABssTHMis = %VETs 81; LOAN, 1 VI. old; ss Six
corner lot in HOLLYWOOD. near Mary
land u; electric kitchen. full bsmt.
S2.50o cash. ,$72 per mo; pays
everything: Full price only Sl3;500;
Can WA. 5000 till 8 pm. ROBERT
M. DfsAs D. c.&Iovely 2 Ioi e-rm. modern
home; fireplace; FHA approved. or
rent. JOHN N II. Johnson. Wa. $3.50.
BRICK RAMBLER-Large living room
yith, fireplace; dining room, N i, kitchen; chen
excellent suburban residential neigh
borhood; close to schools. SHOPPING
and ,T ,tTTansportatioonn. sUBURBAisN isS
REALTY CO.. o4O% Mariporo PIKE
s.e., 10. 9-9666.
2 NEW RAMBLERS-3 bedrms.. and
only $I2,750. Modern kitchen, sep
arate dinette, tile bath. oil heat.
Excellently located near schools,
shopping and transportation. Large
level lot. FILA financing can be
down For further information, call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900.
Open until pm. 1---29
NEARBY Md rms. and bath: lot,
120x100; been remodeled; 5000
cash. Call OWNER, 10. S-0642. 81
GLENN DALE-Half acre with nice
Arm. BUNGALOW; $1,000. $1,000
down, $50 per mo.
acre with 6-rm home;
$3.50, $1,950 down. $65 per mo
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR. UN.
2723; eyes,. UN. 1855. $50
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peter i. hagan

39O6 r. I. Ave. NE. UN. 1886
WA. 1857. UN. 1885 Open 8 Till 8
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86I6 Ga. Ave. 9 tn 9. 81. 54
WOODACRFS'

Restricted area. Owner offers lovely
white brick home at greatly reduced
price to effect immed. sale; z rms,
ally well financed; immed. possess
sion. For complete details and to In
speet, call owner. OIL. 1884. No
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GREGORY FARMS, MD
ppTCK CT am
HOLLYWOOD
Mr.. MARYLAND UNIV.

Lovely detached home on wooded lot
l25x125. Large front porch, 2 spa
floor bedrm. and bath. full base
ment. oil h.-w.h. Attached garage;
modern de luxe kitchen. Property in
excellent condition and reasonably
priced for quick sale.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. EX. 24S0.
-30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA.-Last three OF 20 large
Tooms ppis5 new two Sat5s Three bed
ample closets. fine Kitchens. Two
with Easements. Drive out Wis
consin ave; to Bellevue dr., three
quarter mile beyond Naval Medical
Center. Office on premises. Open
for appt, Ewes. Saturdays and sun
days All brokers protected. Prices
S27 900 to. $2S.500. There are also
few Of these fine homes for rent
At S225 per month unfurnished
PspP PPa9pPerty backs up on ROCK Greek
BETHEsDA-Lge. bedrm. and bath,
1st H.; modern center hall; brick Cape
Cod. lge. liv. rm.. with frepl., din.
fin:, ffm:, Klt; screened porch; 2 .excep-
full bsmt.; level lot: walking distance
public and parochial elementary
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures the clubs in a
community OF homes Of rare charm
We present this 10-yr.-ol brick
has center hall. 24-ft. living room
with fireplace, dining room. Kitchen,
den or bedrm. and full bath.
screened porch; 2nd fl. has 2 ex-
tremely A large bedrooms and bath;
Earase: E. J. J. MccoRMick k.'seefS ssfo
BRADLEY HILLS, MD, ss8S9o- sS8SSo9o
Mod. brick. home; slate roof; 8
cross-vent. bedrms.. 2 Carraratile
baths, large screened porch. att.
70 yrs. old; Venetian screens and
60x16o. OWNER. OF. 2477. 80
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S21 .95O-A
Dutch Colonial residence with 8
lovely bedrms. and tile bath At
tractiye living. rrn. with excel. frepl.,
WITH vftS pantry sIss a11nf fa bsm OFTs aTes dat
garage. Close to shopping center
This you should see now. To in
spect. call WO. 2300. EDW. II.
JONES & CO., INC. Chevy Chase.
cHEHY cHAsE-ssa, boo-This at
tractive 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. new ram
bier has basement with outside en-
trance; large corner lot, and in
beautiful section near Blessed Sacra-
ment. Vacant and ready to move
DoRFER, OR. 1926 till 8 pm. -2S
CHEVY CHASE hamlet, This is a
eenDleaed sf'ai and aesiqfhSe StS as' many
features you will desire in this bet
ter community, The den with powder
room, the excellently equip. kit, the
spacious living. and dining rm. and
the delightful cross-ventilated bed
rms with 2 baths on 2nd A.; 2-car
garage; wide lot. One of the best
home-owner communities adjacent
the District. .Reas. priced. Call WO.
1900, EDW. II. JONES d CO., INC.
Chevy Chase, D. C. -2S
DGEMOOR-BETHESDA-This mod
ern detached brick home Of bed
rms. 2h baths, recr. rm.. maid s
rm with bath, 2-car attached ga
rage on Ige. lot in wonderful neigh
borhood. Has den and powder rm.
on 1st 4. Shown by appt. only.
BILLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER,
OR. 1925 till o pm -28
Low CASH PAYMENT; attractive
newly decorated bungalow. Full
bsmt.; level lot: near school and
shopping. Al. KESSINGER & CO..
SH. 4544. till 8 u.w. as
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WOODACRES

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
High on q wooded knoll. Seven, ex-
cellent rooms. incl. den or 1st-h.
bedrm.. 2 baths: full basement.
Early possession.
MILTON c WHITE. REALToR
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ASSUME GI LOAN

On this 5-rm., al1-brick rambler with
full bsmt., in Silver Spring. $1,000
cash, $40 per mo-, including taxes
and Insurance. Call MR., FRED
ERICK RE 24f31 EM 1000 -2Q
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-3 bachelors with refs. to
share newly ACQUIRED but old home.
European countess; kitchen priyil.
maid service; lge. community liv.
rm.; home like atmosphere. EN-
b2S5 before 8 pm. weekdays. al
Sunday 80
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SILVER SPRING
9002 ETON RID

pour-year -old detached brick house,
on beautifully landscaped lot,
75x110; 4 bedrms., I1a baths, large
liv. rm., din. rm., kit; large bsmt.,
gas a.-c. heat; Just q few blocks
from schools, churches, Flower ave.
shopping center. PAUL LEPS, MA.
1902, EN-. S495, 30
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Realtors. FA. 262O. -
5703 9Th ST NE

OFOO OV1I y I. IN.E.
2-bedrm. home; liv. rm, and din.
rm.: full bsmt,; gas heat; pract. /
fenced immed. occupancy: SIO5
mo. WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1000 ] bth st. NV. DI n222 40
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SILVER SPRING

new brick rambler; en-
trance foyer; lge.. nv. rm., with
firepl:. separate din; rm;, modern
bath on 1st fl. full bsmt., gas heat,
covered rear porch; trees: conV
located; price, S1S.75O.
So, 500 DOWN
9-yr. old Cape Cod bungalow; on cor
ner lot; in close-in section Of Kens-
ington:. liv. rm., with firepl., modern
kit. dinette, 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st A.; stairs to finished 2nd a.,
with. lge. bedrm. and sitting rm.,
full bsmt.; oil a.-c. heat; breezeWay;
screened porch; patio; attached ga.
rage; price, $15,950.
Wood Conley Co.
s710 Ga. Ave-. 81. 5700 til 8.
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FOREST HILLS-Spacious grounds
lover "a acrel in this community of
flne homes. The luxurious residence
mas bedrmS. and . baths on 2nd
q. Lovely living and dining rms.
den, dining alcove and powder rm. !.
rorS in dining rm. and drapes and
chandeliers are included: 2-car det ;,
garage; truly valuable property
worth your immediate Inspection,
FOR appt., call WO, 1900. EDW. II,
JONES d CO.. INC, Chevy Chase
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Near Bank. Post Office

Vacant, 1921 Wash. BALTIC. blvd, Riv-
erdale, Md; heart of bus. Sec; suit.
any business; reaS. rent. JACK
KOGOK, RE. 1917, TU. 4344. 30
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Choice North Arlington location,
crossing over S4O0 weekly. Excel
lent financing. Ideal for CT part
nerShip. Inspection by appointment.
No address given by phone.
JOHN H. MILLER JR. & Bro.
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& RMS S18 Q5n

prewar red brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.
separate din. rm; full bsmt.: lge.
iIandscaped corner lot. walking dis
transp.
Evening star., 1951-12-28
Observation-Disclosures
AND VAN BUREN

Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV, Realtors, DI. $3.50
EAsclticirro
Evening star., 1951-12-28
KENSINGTON

2 baths. full bsmt.. playroom: schools
and shopping center. Immediate oc-
cupancy. LO. 5-0052.
Alexandria, desirable 5-room
home in a choice location near
George Washington High School.
Full hSmt. S110 per month. I'm
med. occupancy.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
oV. 6549. AL. 2096. oV. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-12-28
SILVER SPRING AREA
RAMRI .ERS17 QSn
NEW BRICK RAMRI .ER

Three bedrms., 2 full baths, liv. rm,
with frepl.. full-sized din. rm.,
equip. kit; Ice. rear screened porch;
full basement with recr. rm. Good
Evening star., 1951-12-28
AAA GAS STATION

And repair shop business in q good
downtown location of Alex. fully
equipped. good lease. Priced at
$1,000. Terms can be arranged.
Call for further information, AL
BAKER & SON, INC, TIE. 7343. AL.
6644. -29