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Evening star., 1951-03-14
Prince Georges Head,
Working Overtime
To Draw Up Budget

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners are working over
time to get their 1951-52 budget
in order.
The document must be signed
by March 81; but it must be pub
lished in a local newspaper, and a
public hearing must be held before
then.
The commissioners devoted yes
terday afternoon to the budget,
after finishing the agenda Of
their regular Tuesday meeting be-
fore lunch. Closeted with the
commissioners until almost pm.
were their attorney, Adrian P.
Fisher, and County Controller
Carl Mace.
After the session. the commits
sioners declared they are "econo-
my minded" and hope to be able
to finance county operations in the
new fiscal year on the same tax
rate of $1.90 per $100 of assessed
valuation now in effect. But, they
declared. this will be difficult.
Rise in Valuations.
Total assessed value Of county
real estate is expected to advance
at least $45 million to an estimated
$265 million, but the commits
sioners fear even the higher figure
will not bring in sufficient revenue.
The alternative. they pointed out,
is a raise in the tax rate.
While the commissioners de-
clined to reveal the total of the
proposed budget, they conceded it
will be larger than the current
one. The school system alone has
requested over 81 million more
than it received this year. Other
departments are expected to be
proportionately high.
Hear Teacher Pay Plea.
At the earlier meeting, the COM
missioners heard a request for a
20 per cent increase in teachers
salaries, voiced by Mayor M. F.
Maury Osborne of Forest Heights.
Declaring that Forest Heights
has applied for a community re-
creation program under the county
recreation department, Mayor
Osborne said that, if the COM
munity must make choice, it
will forego the program so that
the money could be spent on
higher teachers salaries.
The County Board of Education
held it's regular monthly meet
ing yesterday, with the bulk of the
day taken up with routine bus
iness. Possible sites for at least
two schools were discussed.
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First -Four Women Jurors
Called in Alexandria Court

The first four women jurors
selected for the Alexandria Cor
poration Court panel were sum-
moned today.
The women are to report Tues
day with 16 men jurors as men,
bers Of the criminal jury panel
for the March term.
The women are Mrs. Ruby As
tryke, 203 Masonic View avenue;
Mrs. Norma w. Cunningham, 1920
Leslie avenue; Mrs. Jewell Overall,
303 East oxford avenue, and Mrs.
Jane S. Pratt, 1904 Central ave-
nue..
At the last session of the Vir-
ginia General Assembly, legisla-
tion was adopted permitting
women to serve on juries. AL
though the four women named
today are the first called for Cor
poration Court duty. others have
served on juries in Federal Court
in Alexandria.
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Seven elementary schools in
the Wheaton area were to wind up
a special f1ve-week safety cam
paign today with an exhibit
in the Kensington Armory.
Students from the seven schools
have been working since early
February on murals. charts. maps,
posters. clay models and other
projects to be displayed. In ad-
dition. during the campaign, the
schools have re-emphasized their
regular safety programs. such as
the National Safety Council BIZ
cycle riding tests, and added va
riouS new ones.
Mrs. Eliza Callas, principal of
Pleasant View School, is in charge
of the drive. She is Montgomery
County's representative and one
of the supervisors of the National
Safety Council. The other par
ticipating schools are Glen Haven,
Forest Grove, Highland, st. John S
parochial. Viers Mill and Glen
mont.
The Wheaton Civitan Club
which is cooperating with the
schools and the parent-teacher as
sociations in sponsoring the cam
paign and exhibit, will award a
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OAR Convention Hears
Army Engineers Chief
By thc Associated Press

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va,
Mar. 14.-The 55th annual State
convention of the Virginia Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
began its second day here today.
Members attended a dinner last
night at which the principal
speaker was Maj. Gen. Lewis A..
Pick, chief of the Army engineers.
Earlier the delegates had placed
a wreath on the Victory Monu-
ment at Yorktown.
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Alexandra Council
Kills Underpass Plan
For Student Transfer

The Alexandria City Council ap-
piled the brakes to a school board
proposal for transferring some
Maury School students to Jeffer-
son School.
Without discussing the merits
or disadvantages of the student
shift. councilmen last night unan-
imously voted against building a
pedestrian underpass beneath the
r. F. & P. Railroad tracks.
The action was in response to a
school board request for Council
sentiment on the proposed under
pass. which would have permitted
students in the Rosemont area to
walk beneath the railroad tracks
to Jefferson School. The students
involved now attend the Maury
School. More than 100 parents
on the East Rosemont area re-
Gently held a mass meeting to op-
pose the shift.
Moral Hazard Feared.
Councilman Leroy S. Bendheim
who sponsored the motion oppos-
ing the pedestrian underpass
said he thought it would create
a moral hazard because tramps
might loiter in it. He added, il
would be too expensive for
pedestrian service only. His
resolution serves notice, however
that the council later may con-
slider extending Cameron, Oron-
oco or Princess street beneath
the railroad tracks, thereby open
ing a new route from the Rose
mont area. into the vicinity oi
Jefferson School.
An ordinance changing tht
city's fiscal year so it will begir
on July l was approved on frs
reading, and will come up fol
final passage at the next meeting
The city currently operates on 6
calendar year basis.
1t was voted to appropriate
$500 toward the publication OF
folders advertising the city OF
Alexandria. The appropriation
was requested by the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Library Meeting Set.
A meeting was scheduled for
next Monday with the Alexandria
Library Board to consider plans
for an addition. The library
board has asked for permission to
employ an architect to prepare
plans for the addition.
A letter was received from the
State Milk Commission, advising
councilmen that no rehearing OF
the recent milk price increase is
to be considered until Arlington
County's litigation over the price
boost has been settled. The
Alexandria Council last month
requested the rehearing, but Ar
lington subsequently filed suit to
have the increase set aside.
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Auto Parts Theft Suspects Held
After Chase and Fall Into Creek

Two men observed removing
parts from autos in a used car lot
escaped from Arlington Policeman
Gilbert Stream in a chase early
today, but another stream-Four
Mile Run-reSulted in their cap
ture, Arlington police reported.
Mr.. Stream and a fellow police
man, Robert Payne, said they were
cruising past the Alcorn Motor Co.,
$500 Lee highway. about 2 am.
when they saw the men removing
equipment. The policemen gave
chase on foot, but the men escaped.
The two officers found a car
nearby. however. that they be-
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Manassas Plumber
Kills Himself at Home

A certificate of suicide has been
issued in the fatal shooting of
John Carol Weaver, 59-year-old
Manassas, Va, plumber who was
found dead in his home yesterday,
a double-barreled shotgun nearby.
Prince William County Coroner
E. H. Marstellar said he had
learned Mr.. Weaver had been in
i'll health and had been depressed
recently. He said Mr.. Weaver, who
had shot himself in the chest, was
found by a son, Kenneth Weaver.
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Montgomery Council
Drops Another Hint
OF HIGHER Taxes

Another hint of possible higher
taxes in Montgomery County next
year was dropped at the County
Council meeting in Rockville yes
terday.
In discussion of whether the
old county poorhouse should be
turned over to the Montgomery
County Historical Society, Coun-
Gilman Harold Hammond cau-
toned:
1--WE have to go easy. Some of
us are going to be surprised when
we find out how much it's going to
cost to run the county next year."
Mr.. Hammond did not elaborate
on that statement, but it was in
line with a similar one made last
week by j. Louis Monarch, presi-
dent of the Council. Mr.. Mon
arch said the county's expenses
have been increasing and probably
will continue to increase. He
added that "it looks as though
taxes will have to be increased"
Explains Need of Powers.
Mr.. Monarch made his remarks
in explaining why the council felt
it needed new taxing powers. The
council has asked the county dele
cation in Annapolis to prepare
legislation giving the county au-
thority to levy new taxes.
No action was taken on the
historical society's request to use
the old poorhouse. now under
lease to a farmer.
The Council approved appoint
ment of Douglas A. Dayhoff of
Germantown to serve as acting as
sistant chief of the division of
accounts in the Department Of
Finance.
Other Appointments.
These other appointments were
approved by the council:
/. Mrs. Mable Catherine Muir
ray, 82O8 Grove Street, Silver
Spring, to be a public health nurse
at $1,000 a year. Mrs. Murray
resigned as head nurse at St.
Elizabeths Hospital to accept the
position.
2. Paul William Bonavries, 81.
of 1908 Blue Hill road, Wheaton
Park, to be a patrolman in the
police department at Bethesda at
a salary of $4,000 a year.
3. Frederick William Small, 80,
of 8 East Diamond avenue, CATH
ersburg, to be a county jail guard
at $500 a year.
The council also commended the
Silver Spring police department
for putting down a riot on a Balti-
more & Ohio train coach last
month and apprehending those
considered responsible for the dis
turbance"
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lieved belonged to one Of the men.
About two hours later, Charles
E. Frakes, 35, of the $500 block
of North Fairfax drive, came to
the car soaked to the skin, police
said, and told them he had fallen
into Four Mile Run. The po-
licemen said F'rakes told them
he decided to return to the car
after the plunge because he could
not stand the cold.
Frakes was charged with grand
larceny. Later, Clarence L. lJance,
81, of the HOO block of Eo~t',
Kensington street, was arrested at
his home and charged with the
same offense.
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S224,497 Contract
For AyeneI Gardens
School Awarded

A possible pattern for new
school construction in Montgom-
cry County during the national
emergency was set by the Board
of Education yesterday in award
ing the building contract for
the Avenel Gardens Elementary
School.
The contract for the 15-rooul
school, to be constructed on New
Hampshire avenune extended in
the Avenel Gardens community,
was awarded to A. C. Minnix &
Sons. whose bid of $224,49 was
the lowest of four.
Shortage of steel and other
scarce commodities caused the
education department to revise its
plans for the school before bids
were invited. The new plans call
for a basic superstructure of re-
inforced concrete, instead of steel,
and for wooden beams instead of
steel ones.
The use of wooden beams neces-
STATED two other changes. The
classroom size had to be revised
from 80 by % feet, which is the
size used in most new schools in
the county, to 80 by Is feet, be-
cause longer wooden beams are
not available. The use of wooden
beams also makes bilateral light
ing uneconomical, officials re-
ported, SO that modern feature,
which has become almost stand
ard in the county's newer schools,
was eliminated in the plans for
Avenel Gardens.
The scarcity of materials, which
caused revision of original plans
for the Avenel Gardens School
also is delaying completion OF
many schools now under construc-
ton in the county, the board
was told by Richard E. Carpenter
assistant superintendent in charge
of buildings and construction.
In his construction report, Mr.
Carpenter said three schools have
been finished in the last three
months and four other school
projects are over SO per cent COM
plete. But 20 projects are con-
siderably behind schedule, he re-
ported.
The school projects recently
completed or. virtually complete
are Rockville Negro Elementary
Highland Elementary, New Negro
High, Bradley Elementary addi-
ton, McKenney Hills Elementary
Rollingwood Elementary and the
Damascus shop.
In another action, DR.. Edwin
w. Broome, superintendent OF
schools, reported he could find
no evidence to back up charges
made against Montgomery Hill
Junior High School last month by
a substitute teacher.
The teacher, Mrs. Ross Petty,
had charged that teacher control
was lax at the school, classroom
time was being wasted and rs per
cent of the students were guilty
of misbehavior.
DR.. Broome presented a letter
from the Montgomery Hill Student
Council, which admitted that the
students in the classes taught by
Mrs. Petty took unfair advantage
of a situation, but in no way were
these incidents an illustration of
the usual pattern of behavior in
the classes .-....
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Battles Son Appointed
To Charlottesville Post
BY the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
IA (P.-John S. Battle. jr, was
elected city attorney of Char
lottesville yesterday at a special
City Council meeting called to fill
the vacancy.
His father, the Governor of
Virginia, created the vacancy by
naming City Attorney Lyttelton
Waddell to the bench of the
eighth judicial circuit.
The new city attorney, older of
the Governors two sons. is a
member of his fathers old law
firm, Perkins, Battle & Minor.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Work Of Handicapped
Praised by IndustriuIist

Ernest j. Wiley, president of
the National Electrical Machine
Shops of Silver Spring, last night
told the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Lions Club about the competent
work handicapped persons were
doing for him.
Mr.. Wiley said handicapped
employees could hold their own
with any one if placed in the
right jobs.
The clubs Physically Handi-
capped Committee reported it had
helped find jobs for seven handi-
capped persons this year.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Mar. 14.-Applica-
tions for 1851 Virginia auto license
tags are in the mails and State
wide deliveries will be made today
the State Motor Vehicle Division
reported.
Sale of the new tags will begin
tomorrow and motorists have a
month before driving with 1850
plates is legally taboo.
This year the division is in
Guiding two applications for driv-
ing permits with every license tag
application-a total of about "a
million of the permit forms.
1--WE don't send out notices when
driving permits are about to ex-
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x-Roy Survey Planned

Plans for an X-ray survey in the
Bethesda Chevy Chase-Friendship
area will be made at pm. to-
morrow in the Office of the Mont
gomery County tuberculosis AS.
sociation, z Wilson lane, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
GreenbeIt Paper Places

The Greenbelt High School
newspaper, THE Pioneer" re-
ceived third rating from the CO.
lumbia University Press Associa-
ton for schools in the 750 to
1000 student class. The award was
made at the associations annual
meeting in New York last week.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Frederick Pastor to Retire

FREDERICK, Md, Mar. IA (P.
The Rev. DR.. j. Franklin Haas,
pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church here for seven years an
nounced yesterday he will retire
about June because Of i'll health.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Silver Hill PTA Meet

The Silver Hill (Md.) Parent
Teacher Association will meet at
8 pm. tomorrow at the school.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH

Real Estate Service, Inc.
Attractive brick, row, with fun bsmt.,
h.w. fs.. EQUIP. kit. and tiled bath,
3 rms. in all; $4,000 1st trust at
4%e;o full price, S11.250. Call OW.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Dandy bungalow in lovely country
sraGs srmosphere; fspeoi right in front of modern
firepls and auto. oil steam heat;
75x160 level lot; Rusco storm win
$50. Call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
conyen; to eysrything-HECHT CO.
SON BLVD.--BUS. Modern, clean,
;nr Srm; att Srick home: floor
ee ss@t ed Sa Snd qesf
cash will handle. Cali oW. 5000
Real Estate Service, Inc.
So. 800 cash down will buy 3-bedrm.
white cottage, attractive and ar
ranged, for comfortable living. nice
bath, beautiful lge. kit. packed with
cabinet; storage rm1 and storage
Real Estate Service, Inc.
$4,000 cash down and move in to-
morrow or SOLID STONE home in
excei. neighborhood. walking dis
tance to parochial school; 5 spa
cious rms, screened porch, tiled
Call OW. 5000. " ~ "1'
Real Estate Service, Inc.
WISE BUYERS take note. $1,000
built ,6-rm. brick Colonial: excel.
blvd. Dry bright bsmt., screened
porch, ideal yard for children. It's
your opportunity of lifetime. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Attractive and spacious Colonial home
with stone front, screened porch.
Virginia Forest area of Falls Church.
9 lge.. light rms, tiled bath. full
| bsmt. and wide level 75x150 lot.
built-in- .bookshelves, brick firepl.,
| GE washing machine; minimum S.
600 oaoh; cash; price, S1s,95o. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
RAMBLER SUPREME. This .tdream
home" is long and low with lge.
picture window and most unusual
to-wail carpeting. brick and tile
| for use as denJ, tiled bath. extra
special kit. equip with GE dish
washer, disposal, auto. washing ma
chine and lge. deep. freeze. Don't
Wiss gdS lid this eTtra Eai1 special Offering Only
Real Estate Service, Inc.
l4763 Lee HWY. on Glebs. ow 1920.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BEVERLY HILLS. 3106 Old Dominion
bnT1,s biyd; 10 ,iinu minutes to Pentagon; 2
Ptehen. raraae. ns Screened cm alnlne Dorch r and
Wooded lot. Direct bus service to
Pentagon. Washington and Alexan-
dria. Immaculate condition: imme-
diate possession. For sale by owner.
WE Will BUILD q 2 or s bedrm.
to SI3.950. For appt. to see see sample sample
1000. J; MAYNARD dlsSH; MAGRuDER
asRSnRM 2525 WilS9p sp.bEYhi Slydi sr,,rco uo,,sr
shower bath cirsastns sHUcc4 o HousE bessE
6 mi. 8. Alex, Va. Must have $4,000
cash. Consider late car, truck,
aluminium h. trailer, TV set. So
1Ego. 400. 81, or swap for Florida property'
By y oWSEiR-sleepy WEI Hollow. maS one Of
neighborhoods. 15 minis. downtown.
Built to last on approx. 1-acre knoll.
Lge.. trees. fully handicapped: 7-rm.
brick; under S32, 900. Open daily.
any time. and Sun; after 1 pm.
ParticTlars; PInd yne so} JE. ass7ss. @ Dir: Lee
Sleepy Hollow sign. continue on
: Beechwood la. to Holmes Run I'd,
night zig ! ! blk. to corner property
s.BEbRM. RAMBLER, all-elec. cls tit..
incl. Bendix washer; A-acre yd
and trees; S1.700 down. Located
In Hybla Valley Farm. XII. 9-S857
BEAUTIFUL solid masonry bunga.
low large lot. trees; near Fairfas
zen, Ssnters Sh5;50o. "A, 5;S!s4, 49,
2l50 49, No, Oakland; full bsmt., ,ll.N
e. eaths; s7si. Z hFeDls' Youngstown kit
s-BEDRM., 2-BATH, modern ranch.
type rambler. with acreage: in Fair
fax Co.. % mi. drive to D. C. Thi,
Is your rare opportunity to buy Q
home that should meet the ex
pectation and requirements of thl
most discriminating buyer. And thu
price is right. On easy terms
LLEAJae 4 ASHLEY, MA. 6464 today
s1.7oo IDSowN-s bedrms.. on" on v
acre. nr. Chain Bridge rd.. about
10 miles to D.. Co.. liv. rm.. din
rniy equip. kit. | bedrm. ane
plastered walls. Full price, S12..
800. Assume lge. 40 CT loan;
excel. terms; low monthly pay.
ments. ARFAx REALTY, FA. 1450
NR. ANNANDALE, BY owner; houses
on " acre; one 6 rms. and bath
other. rms. and bath. S23, 300 o.
best ofier' cannot be sold separately
IA. S6Z7. "A -12
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E. j. MCCORMICK
PRESENTS

PRESENTS
CHOICE SECTION BETHESDA
S22. 500
Excellent detached frame, 3-bedrm
and 2-bath home; spacious lot, ga.
rage. close to all convenienceS, nea,
Suburban Hospital yss dEo
Fine detached brick residence. 3 bed.
rms: rms. ! r.ss. path; a,s powder rm, garage
LOCUST HILLS
$3.50
Colonial brick. 8 bedrms.. 2h baths
rec. rm. Maids rm. and bath in
asrars6. ssTsi Gsrage; ,IG 10 g years d;o,,.,,, old;
Spotlessly clean, new-house eond.. q
bedrms.. 9 baths, many modern in
novations for comfortable living.
Must be seen.
BETHESDA. EAST OF WISCONSIN
S1S.750
Older type home. Powder rm., 3 bed,
rms. and bath; garage, fine lot
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
S24, 500
Detached brick, bedrms., 9 baths;
fine lot; in good neighborhood.
BRADLEY BLVD.
$34,95O
New rambler. 3 bedrms., 9 baths,
family sized din. rm., full bsmt.
spaciousness a byword in rooms.
We have the know-how and can OBJ
tain excellent mortgage financing in
E. J. MCCORMICK
AoI0 wiscopsdp Ava NJ w uO 5000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
BROOM BRICK

RAMBLER WITH VIEW
Lovely stone and redwood, 3-bedrm.
home on A-acre lot; stone FIRE
place. attached garage. and many
other features. STILES REAL ES-
TATE. OV 1R47 10
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ROSEN4ONT

most reasonably priced home oil
character and individuality. different
from the average. vet most livable
1t was custom-bu.lt. originally de-
signed by an architect for his OWE
use and occupancy. II is English
Tudor style. with beamed studio o-liv.
ing, room. French doors leading tc
inciosed fagstone terrace from large
dining room. equipped kitchen, ons
bedroom and tiled bath on first floor
Upstairs there are two large bed.
rooms and tiled bath. There is q full
basement with complete maids room
and bath; oil heat. built-in 2-car
garage, slate roof; nicely shrubbed
lot and many other unusual features
that makes this an exceptional buy
at the low price OF S23. 800. So, 900
cash required. Terms to be arranged
and definitely shown by appointment
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S13-500
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AsnE smyslse HRs dn esdnm' 4m sosla fp v baths rm
windows. wali-to-wsii carpetins.
modern kit. and utility rm. on
do9xi6o i6onrp corner lot Close to school doop
s15,5oo. Ashton e441, OWNER.
HYArrsvnLE-Larse s-bedroom,' 2
story home in very nice cond.: full
Ems.d Dsm with an 1arss hwh b.sauy snd svatS5s Isg
scaped lot; brick barbecue in back
yard; screened porch; an excellent
value at 1850: terms: Call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 4500.
Open till pm.
RIGGS ROAD EXTENDED - Lovely
custom built brick Cape Cod. 4 bed
bsmt. sa n5aRlt balltin eaa sar. h large u porehes @
Il screened). oil h.-w.h., lot 100000
It. goes with. house. Additional
surrounding land UP to 4 acres avail
able If desired. Owner forced to sell
Can G. Tf: PERRY " Boswell. LII INC, WA.
$500. Open to z pm.
RIvERDALE-Lovely 2-bedrm. brk.
bungalow: knotty pine liv. rm.: fire.
place; bsmt., equip. kit, oil h:-w.h.
insurance. JOHN Il. JOHNSON, WA.
$3.50. Ia
WEST HYATTsvILLE - Year-old
brick rambler. Decorated through
wit with IN trp, Gdhesa a mGnsrh din rm a:eiec G
Kit. with breakfast nook. 2 huge
bedrms., walk-in closets. Gas heat.
Expensive Gwninss and storm win
dows. Extra lge. corner lot with
driyeway. Immsdiats pqssessiSn. ion Only
o669. AP. O1O0. ia
'n Lee M liY. INIT rim., kit. WI with asH din. area, Z
bedrms. and bath, Cane Cod bunga-
low with expansible attic: full bsnt.;
lge.- lot: / blk. from shopping center.
2 blks. from schools. Cali AP. 2136.
81 ,625 DOWN. 2-bedrm.. bungalow;
RiyeTdals;; JOHN II. Johnson. WA.
DIRECT FROM .OWNER-You can't
anG ann: pssseT s woodeS SesrT lot Hp 1853
DO YOU WANT 4 bedfms., 2 baths,
nearby Md. woodworking fireplace
in large liv. m, equipt. Kit, full
Ssmt %satSer oi atrippeS bed insulated 81 tessmpeessS esa
storm windows and screens plus 5
b. c. Call Mr.. Noon, LU. 1892,
ewes. VI. 5206. 7. PAUL MUDD CO.,
240S MINI. ave. s.e. Ia
MT. RAINIER, MD.
| GROOM DETACHED HOME
Conveniently located for family with
children Of school age. This home
has living room, dining room. kitch-
4 en-, inclosed rear porch suitable fo1
1 bedroom. 3 bedrooms, bath. full
| basement; oil heat; on large leyel
lot. Priced tor quick sale at $12,.
$50. Miss Watwood. DU. 010S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18TH st. NV. DI. 3346
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1910 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO. 6
"STONE RAMBLER
! CHARM PERSONIFIED
PRIDE

SHANNON & LUCHS CO
160h II ST NV Ma o34h
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STONE CAPE COD
NEW RAMBLER

Just completed. this all-brick home 1.
an outstanding value on today's
market. VA and FHA approved II
features. living room. fireplace. large
equipped kit, generous closet space
s bedrooms. large storage attic. tiled
bath: oak floors. picture window. and
full basement. ReaSonbly priced Al
S15.950. SEE TT NOW.