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Evening star., 1952-11-04
Butler Name on Postcard
Stirs Election Rumpus
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. - Some
voters in the 7th congressional
district opened their mail yester-
day and yelped. Senator Buffers
backing a Democrats"
The cause of their surprise was
a postcard urging the support Of
Samuel N. Friedel, the Democratic
candidate in Baltimore's new con-
gressional district. The card was
signed John M. Butler"
The Republican Senator from
Maryland is John Marshall But
Ter. "Not me-" he replied when
asked if that was his name on the
cards backing Friedel.
"It's me-" said John Michael
Butler, an old friend of Mr..
Friedel.
Mr.. Friedel's friend said neither
he nor the candidate lever gave
"a thought" to his name possibly
being confused with that of the
Republican Senator.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Harford County Cuts
Properly Tax Rate
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BEL AIR, Md, Nov. 4.-Prop-
erty owners will pay a tax rate
of $1.34 next year, or 4 cents
below the 1852 figure, Hartford
County commissioners have de.
cided
This will apply to property out
side the county's three incor-
porated towns. The levy there
has been reduced from this years
figure of $1.13 to $1.09 for each
$100 Of assessed valuation. Bel
Air, Havre de Grace and Aberdeen
have the lower tax rate.
Value of the property subject
to tax is put at $119 million, in
cluding several new Government
housing projects
Evening star., 1952-11-04
$500 Claimed for Heifer
Killed by Pack Of Dogs

The Prince Georges County
commissioners have before them
today a claim for $500 filed by q
dairy farmer who said his pure
bred Guernsey heifer was slain by
q pack Of dogs.
Attorney George T. Burroughs
of Upper Marlboro filed the claim
for Fred Schinaman. owner Of the
old John Deere farm near T. B.
Mr.. Schinaman said the regis
tered animal was seven months
old and weighed $50 pounds. Five
mongrel dogs leaped on the heifer
early Saturday. Mr.. Schinaman
said. and he fired into the pack.
killing one dog. The others fed.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Three Nearby Soldiers
On Returning Transport
Dy The Asso<iofed Press

SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-The Navy
Transport Gen. c. c. Ballou was
due here today with 766 passen-
gers, including II Marylanders re-
turning from duty with the armed
forces in the Far East.
The Marylanders include: Seret.
Nelson H. Chamberlain, jr.. Holly
Hill road, Silver Spring; Pfc. Rus
sell D. Corbin, Ridge. and Pvt.
Thomas e. Frazier, Rockville.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Hobart Montee Heods
Bethesda Juycee Group

Hobart M. Montee of 4017 De-
|catur street, Kensington, has been
named chairman of the Bethesda
Junior Chamber of Commences
Aviation Committee.
Mr.. Montee, a former Air Force
Ipilot, is graduate of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School and at
tended George Washington Uni
lversity. He presently is associated
with q Washington insurance Of
flee.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Viennu PTA to Discuss
Problem of Narcotics

A panel discussion Of narcotics
education will be conducted at a
meeting Of the Vienna (va.) Par
Ient Teacher Association at 8 pm.
Thursday at the school.
Members Of the panel will in
Iclude 1t. Grafton Wells, chief Of
detectives on the Fairfax police
force; Mrs. James H. Lamb, lee
turer on narcotics education, and
Alfred L. Tennyson, chief counsel
of the Federal Bureau Of Mar
cotics.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Election Fever
Running High
In vote|ess DC.
Citizens Are ASSISTING
Nearby Areas With
BoIIoting Activities

sunny skies ana all-out aids to
voting today encouraged party
workers, assured record numbers
at the polls outside the District,
and added an unusual degree of
election day activity even in this
voteless city.
Thousands of Federal employees
who work in Washington but are
eligible to vote in Maryland and
Virginia will have up to three
hours time off in many instances
to cast ballots.
Agency officials estimated that
35 to 40 per cent of Government
workers here are using their au-
thorized time to cast ballots. Most
of them voted before going to
work.
Others who have not yet mailed
absentee ballots will do so today.
This applies especially to Rhode
Islanders, whose State law permits
them to mark, notarize and mail
such ballots only on election day
itself. Republican and Democratic
absnetee ballot bureaus here and
the non-partisan League of Wom-
en- Voters absentee voter service
in the lobby of The Star Building
will remain open most of the day.
Transportation Provided.
Other types of election day ac-
tivity in which District people are
taking far larger part than ever
before include volunteer work in
providing free transportation to-
voting places in nearby communi-
ties, taking care of babies and
small children while mothers vote,
and in some cases setting up snack
bars or otherwise contributing to
the convenience OF voters and elec-
tion officials.
The District, despite lack Of
votes and polling places in its own
right, late today will become a
major center Of electoral excite
ment and counting of returns from
all parts of the country.
Metropolitan police are making
special arrangements to- handle
anticipated large crowds downtown
and in various other places such as
party headquarters tonight. Dep
uty Chief Howard V. Covell an
nounced that days off for men on
the pm. to midnight shift today
and the midnight to 8 am. shift
tomorrow have been Cancelled. The
4 pm shift will remain on duty
until am. The midnight shift
will report for roll call at 10:30
pm. and be at their assigned posts
by II pm.
Fair Weather Forecast.
The Weather Bureau earned al
vote of confidence here. and inl
most other parts Of the NationI
because of clear skies and normal
temperatures. The maximum here
today will be about Sc degrees,
and the low tonight about 35, the
forecaSter said. The prediction
for tomorrow is mostly sunny and
milder.
"You couldn't ask for. better
weather." a bureau spokesman
said" At 1880 am. there was
not drop of precipitation any
where in the United States"
Aside from increased traffic in
getting voters to the polls, and
other signs of popular interest that
will develop here during the day,
the District showed comparatively
few signs Of election day.
Public buildings, stores and
other business establishments, and
schools were open. Bars in the
District can stay open as usual
until 2 am.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Randolph Runs Get-Out-Vote
Speeches to 627 in -Four Years
BuIlot-Box Starving
Worse Than Stuffinq,
West Vireinion Says

1t is even more dangerous to
starve the ballot box than to stuff
it.
That is the belief which caused
former Representative Jennings
Randolph of West Virginia to
make 627 speeches in 80 States
since November 3, 1948, to tell his
fellow citizens about the priceless
privilege of voting.
MI. Randolph, who served for
IA years in the House as a Demo-
crat, has put his personal cru
sade" above partisanship. AS he
left Washington for Elkins, w.
Va, to cast his ballot today, he
predicted that some 68 per cent
of the potential voters, or well
over 60 million men and women,
will go to the polls to set the
greatest record in the country's
history
But he cautioned against "rest-
ing on our oars If we break voting
records Any new record Of
voter participation today, he said,
should be "the impetus and not
the end"
Top Official in Airline.
Mr.. Randolph, now top official
in Capital Airlines here, recalled
how he was dismayed on the day
after election in 1948 to find that
little more than half Of the po-
tential voters in the United
States went to the polls and that
the percentages of active voters
have been downward in general
for over half a century.
He pondered that situation as
he drove to Pittsburgh on Novem-
ber 3. 1948. for scheduled Lions
Club luncheon speech. He greatly
recast that speech and devoted
most of it to a discussion Of what
he considered an "ominouS shrink
age in votes cast locally and ma
|tionally."
The audience response was so
encouraging and his anxiety. so
strong that Mr.. Randolph, who
carried his genial personality and
Congressional oratorical ability
into many other fields, made it a
point to include in every speech
thereafter a reminder that the op-
portunity to vote is the basic as
well as greatest privilege Of the
individual citizen.
A talk he gave yesterday to
pupils at the Marjorie Webster
Junior College here was the. 627th
he gave during the last four years.
It was more than academic, be-
cause those students eventually
will be eligible voters and he hoped
they viii be full-time citizens. For
the moment, they plan a mock
election today. Mr.. Randolph said
he will be disappointed If any
thing less than a 100. per cent
turnout materializes there.
At Least 100000 Hearers.
Besides the speeches to groups
such as the Lions and Kiwanis
Clubs, at dedications Of airports
such as the one at Huntington.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Trial Court Aide Needed

An assistant clerk at a $2,750
yearly salary is needed at the Sill
ver Spring Trial Magistrates
court. Applicants. preferably law
students. should apply at the Of
fee Of the clerk Of the court in
the county building in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
|AveneI PTA Will Heur
u. S. Education Official

DR.. Helen K. Macintosh. asso-
|ciate chief of the United States
office of Education, will speak to
the Avenel Garden School PTA at
|8 pm. tomorrow in the school,
New Hampshire avenue and
Northampton drive, silver
Spring.
Her subject, "How Our Children
Learn the Three RS" also will be
discussed by a panel led by Alex
Weinstein, and Alan Cavaness,
principal
Evening star., 1952-11-04
z New Workers Seized
lin Wave Of HoIdups
|0f District Stores

A recent wave Of liquor store
holdups here is believed by police
Ito be solved today, with the arrest
of two New York men on robbery
charges.
One Of those arrested was
described as a parolee with a long
criminal record.
Acting on information received
yesterday, detectives early last
might took the pair, along with a
third man, into custody in the
lobby of a downtown hotel. The
third man. "a, also from New
York, was held for investigation.
Police said they found guns on
Frank A. Monroe, 80. and Steve
Edward Bonnie, 80, alias Joseph
Edward Brooks, and a third gun
in their hotel room.
Police Badges Found.
Police also recovered sizeable
ARRAY of tools that could be used
lin burglaries. These included a
pair of wire shippers. a pair of
|needle-nosed pliers, a complete
screw driver set. a glass cutter, a
hack saw, an adjustable end
wrench and heavy-duty pliers.
Also taken were two police badges.
The arresting officers, Detective
Sergt. John T. Bailey Of the Rob-
|bery Squad. and G. l.. Keyser, a
precinct detective, picked the men
|up at $50 pm.
Monroe was identified In con-
lnection with four holdups. These
were as follows, police said:
The PIX Liquor Store, 502 Nine
|teenth street NV, robbed of 1911
last Saturday; Uptown Liquor
Store. 1918 Connecticut avenue,
NV. in which $1,347 was taken
October 16; Young's Liquor Store,
1900 block of Bladensburg road,
Colmar Manor, Md, and the
Avenue Variety Shop, 5000 Con-
|necticut avenue NV, in which
$3.50 was taken last Thursday.
Police still are investigating the
Young robbery and the amount
taken.
Long Criminal Record.
Bonnie. who is accused in the
holdups Of the two District
Liquor stores, has a long criminal
record. which includes a prison
ESCAPE and violation of parole,
police said.
His record includes burglary,
Ordinary theft and petty larceny,
mostly in the Southwest. accord
ling to detectives. He escaped from
Jail in New Mexico, they said, and
In 1912. he served three years for
violating the Mann Act at FL
Reno, Okla. Some Of his time was
served in Leavenworth Peniten-
tiary, according to police.
In l945. he was held for investi-
cation Of housebreaking in the
District, police said. He served
from 3 to 8 months for unauthor-
Iized use Of q car here in 1916, they
added.
Monroe and Bonnie were to
appear in Municipal Court today
for preliminary hearing.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Arlington Federation

The Arlington County Civic
Federation Will meet at 8 pm.
Thursday at the Lyon Village
Community House.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
BETHESDA ARrA
BETHESDA AREA

THE SCOTT ROBINSON co.
BUILDERS
Evening star., 1952-12-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

sires a 3 or 1 bedrm., s-bath un-
furn home. viii pay Up to $3.50
per mo. Call Mr.. Shlllito, with
JAMES L. DIXON 6S CO.. ST. $1,000.
FAMILY OF 8. no children. want to
rent 3-bedrm.. 2-bath. unfurn.
home in NV. pref. Chevy Chase.
D. C. or American Univ. PIX. max.
rent S170. Ia. 9-9643. -12
ADULT FAMILY needs unfurn. 3-bed-
rm. house: rec. rm. Chevy Chase
vicinity; February 1st; $3.50. Eve
ningS. WA 7-T997. IA"
NAVY CHAPLAIN wishes to rent de-
sirable unfurn. 2-3-bedrm. home or
apt. between Woodley rd. and Jones
Bridge I'd. west of Rock Greek. Call
EN- 2-043S Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

is a spot you will
like; small, compact. clean. easy to
run and with only Si35 per week
payroll; you take in over 81 500 per
$500 $3.50 q DOWN %en ssSe SSef mo the f 6a
This spot shows over $4,000 an
Investigate. EN-. 2-3O33.
HOTEL. beautifully To-
fasd on II Lake ns Shore Iort n sts the
operation. with full license, complete.
ly furnished and equipped; dining
room seats $50 80 bedrms., automa-
tic natural gas heat in Furnace; 2
hreplaces. add to cheer and comfort.
Same ownership. management, 40
EssFs soa 17ss 7FsstsFing STAR on account of 15 sse
completely equipped and stocked,
long lease. low rent; crossing ap-
@ s$e ssst Gsr pm Eo. csil 7ss6S 7Esssse6dS.''' is a
agreements for TV insurance CO. CO.
without risk" offers part Of its capt.
tai stock for expansion into other
ststss Can sEky1sE ~ s5ess sSArroN Tor
lease by major OIL CO. Established
and In good location. Box 44S-R,
CeosAsTTiRooM essTiRo CONCESSION - -a Bus,
location. refined clientele. For in.
fssanee noon or 'sf after hEH S liss sss0es Conn
INVEsfoR-s5, Nv 600 on a monthly
curtailment plan for year. with
well;established automobile CORP;
EXCELLENT exec Rax retHrns collateral s}n
coSN. ssSSN SSx Ave. 4o1-Mi ! BLK. sssf' 'AwAYEwhy
buy . business? If you have $1,000
cash you can buy . well furn. home
and income Of $500 per mo-; MONTH
y payments only S196. co. $4,000,
GG iNailP lPPLANr-Hotr. syn. 1S s45o-
$500 gross, lease, SS5 mo. Payroll
$110. $500 down. Box l49-s. Star
WANT TO INVEST $4,000 or Sc. 600
In a paying business. VIII consider
partnership: Give full details; Box
v1RGINirs 1asIri s'fsi nRuGsroRE. less than 8
mos. old; $1,000 monthly gross
sales. Good lease. Reas. rent. PHONE
Crescent 321-J for information;
COURT, 2; $: hwy: ]. nr.
ss 4Gntase units i won't on Est 'fGss oss ST Lens s
price offered. BURNS REALTY,
King S-16SS. on King 8-2769.
TILE DISTRIBUTORSHIP Going
estab. Ceramic business. REQUIRES
approx. $4,000 cash. Secured by
AETERRTIoN SGG DEFT T fcr sren rent ideal
for custom tailoring. For appoint
JEMRiik1 JRMshsii AP sr5kI sTokE. good location,
reasonable. Plenty Of stock and
watches. New owner can get " re-
turn Of sale price during Xmas sea-
son Call Ap 7.2320 -12
WANTED. BUILDER. TO construct Is
ramblers on z acres; on hwy. 29-
211, 8 miles beyond Fairfax Circle;
lots 81 $50 each. Call ATLANTIC
STATES REAL, ESTATE CO.. Elk.
3-41l0 or JE. 2-1642.
HARDWARE-Nearb Md; one-man
operation; not get-rich place, but
terms. OWNER at Ju. 9-0735 --i5
BARBECUE DRIVE-IN--Fully equip.
for rent or for sale. Alexandria. Va.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY II you
have managerial ability and capitol
of approx. S25. 1000 and q desire to
so into the retail business of pop.
ular priced mems clothing and
furnishings in washington or Silver
Spring or Arlinston. We have the
stores and merchandise. Well estah-
lished f1rm. Write Box 9l-T. Star
Evening star., 1952-12-12
BRAND-NEW

bRAND-NEW
Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY. 1-5 PM.
Three bedrmS.. dining room,
complete modern kitchen
with S-ft, GE refgr., full
basement and many other
special features; only Sis
per month. 1900 block of
So. Dakota ave. and 11th
st. ne. DIRECTIONS: Turn
north of Michigan ave-. on
18th Gust beyond Catholic
u to Emerson ST., then
right to open" sign (sam-
pie house. 5000 Sargent rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 3-46y6 D1. 7-8695
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HOUSES TO SHARE

- 2-bedrm. house to
share with mother and child or 2
girls. OIL. 10000 or ia. 5-5673.
Ia
WORKING COUPLE share house with
retired widow, no children or pets.
Call 10. 2-4696 for appointment.
IA
Evening star., 1952-12-12

A group of fine homes built
On = hill oyerlooking WEST
TION AREA. 2 or 3 bedrooms.
lge. equip. kit, tiled bath with
linen closet, screened porch.
ONE-FLOOR LIVING at It's
best, in an excel. and re-
Stricted suburban area. TRADE
IN your home. Your equity
may cover down payment; 90.
yr. 1st trust, 41aos, DIREC-
T1ONS: Out Mass. ave. q
streets beyond Westmoreland
Circle, turn right on Balti-
more aye. to Allan rd.. turn
THE sCoTT-RoBINsoN CO.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
GEORGETOWN

S1s,75O--A brick house to redecorate
An Investment worth investigating
With 3 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm.,
full din. rm. and kit. bsmt. with out
Ilde snssa ensfancs, or II Ta aasSs Ma Mcresor
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Hawthorne

Hawthorne
6812 32nd st. NV.
New. center hall, three bedrooms.
two baths. living room opening to
screened, porch. full size dining rm..
1st-fir. powder room Kitchen with
dishwssher disposal. breakfast table
and chairs. Built-in garage, wide,
very deep lot. To approved pur-
chasers.
Open Daily
From Chevy Chase Circle, right on
Western ave. to Chestnut st. thus
TERMINAL. bear right on Chestnut
to send ST.. turn right to 6S12.
Claude G. Johnson
Owner Exclusive Builder
EN-. 2-32l2 After 6
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Large detached brick containing 8
rooms and 3 baths, including 3 bed.
nrst-fio plan: Gear garage. Re-
nned and convenient neiEhborhood.
SO 500 cash and $145 per month.
3. NJ. FRY. INC. Oh. 2-870o TIL
9 pm
Evening star., 1952-12-12

N. CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6-room brick rambler, ) bedrooms,
21a baths. elee; kitchen. 2 porches;
/. OIL. .-5405. OIL. 2-3746. --II
bsmt.. equipped kit, oil heat, $92.5u
mo. Avail after JAM. Is. Call
LU. 1-4S91 after 6 pm. Ia
KENYON ST. NV
Store and liv. quarters, s rms. and
bath. S125 per mo. EX.' 3-340O.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

CORNER BRICK HOME
500O1 18th ST. NE.
bedrms., din. rm., complete modern
kitchen with SIT. GE refriserator,
full bsmt and other features; i'm
mediate occupancy; only S123 per
mo
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-S695 DI. T-2434
Evening star., 1952-12-12
own & Suburban, EN-. 2-94O0

ROCK CREEK PARK
Z ROOMS-21a BATHS
Delightful Dutch Colonial home in an
outstanding neighborhood. First ID,
has beamed-ceiling liv. rm. with
nreplace), step-up dining room. (also
beamed ceiling), kit. den, powder.
rm. and rear screened porch. Three
spacious bedrooms (excellently clos
eted) and 2 tiled baths on 2nd floor.
Full basement. gas heat, garage, fine
lot. Priced to sell. Call Mr.. Murray.
Jr.. evenings. WO. 6-697O.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-Mp.

DAMASCUS, Md.-For sale or rent,
5-room and bath; expandable attic;
full basement could be made into
apartment: oil heat; modern in every
respect. Call Damascus 6261 or
$685.. JERRY 7. WILLIAMS. la
2 BEDRMS., aluminium storm vim
dows and doors; Venetian blinds;
44S4. "a Circle ave., Potomac
Heights. Ia
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SALE OR LEASE LEASE
BETHESDA
$4,000 DOWN

New brick Colonial on corner lot fea-
turing C. center.nall Ssn plan, 9 bedrms.
sep. din. .rm. and today's mod. kit;
also powder rm.; excel. financing. A
real buy ut $24, 600 Call JU. $3.50
ewes. SO pm. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY,
INC 0I. 4-1CGR 10
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

s2g. 500. Modern 5-hedroom. red
brick Colonial in O superb location
within easy walking distance Of the
parochial or public schools, shops
and transportation. Powder room
on FIRST floor; 2 baths on second.
Ground-level recr. room with nre-
place. E. M. Fry. INC. OIL. 2-s7OO
Evening star., 1952-12-12

MASS. AVE. AREA
GLEN MAR PARK
$21 ,500-LARGE 40 LOAN
Is ROOMS, l1s BATHS
The very best value ever offered in
this highly desirable community
Beautiful center-hall plan brick Co
ionial home on well-landscaped level
lot; flrepl in liv.. rm.. din. rIn.,
table space in kitchen. and powder
rm. on 1st A.; 3 excellent bedrms.,
lge. closets, big tile bath upstairs;
screened porch; full bsmt.; near
schools and transp. once open
till 8.
Town & Suburban EN- 2-9400
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WE SELL HOUSES

WE SELL HOUSES
CLOSE TO WALTER REED
Owner must sell this 4-bedrm., q
bath Semidet. brick: den, breakfast
nook, h.-w.h., garage. " block OF
Ga. ave. Well arranged for income
property.
"a GALLATIN ST. NV.
English type brick row home: 8 bed
rms, 2 full baths, lge. liv. rm., and
din. rm., good kit. with table space,
rec. rm.. garage. gas h.-wh.; excel.
cond., price, S19.950.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Evening star., 1952-12-12

Ewes. u. 3.0259. "
DOWN
8 RMS, BRK.
Lovely semi-det. prk. home in desira-
Bile section; s rms. full bath, h.-W.h.
Act fast. call today. 1ST NATL.
CoLoRED. VACANT
Brokers Coop. Invited
1868 NEWTON ST. NV.
S-room brick. g. h.-w.h.; only $1,000
4OO2 7th ST. NV.
q rooms. 3 .porches. one incl; this
orick home Is in immac. cond. 81 800
1850 ONTARIO PL. NV.
o tremendous. rms. a beaut. brick
940ms nsG yon Say VIII be proud to own; only
839 DECATUR ST. NV.
22,n fsin. tapestry BRICK; it's got every
$50 SHEPHERD ST. NV,
Colonial front porch brick home;
1853 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Tapestry brick. Colonial front porch;
you'll be amazed at the interior OF
4407 9th ST. NV.
semidet. brick. in excel. cond.: S1.25o
For or. a. aDpt; IT,, to inspect these homes
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY
1129 Vermont Ave; NV. ST. 3-0438
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CHEVY CHASE MANOR

1905 Turner lane. 3-bedrm., q
bath rambler; bsmt. with flrepl., gar.
0ps 0pen y daily 2 III 5 pm: pirsctions:
Gle. east on Western ave. to Cum
mings lane. left 2 blocks to Turner
lane and home. ,t
H. J. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. 4-S111
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FOXHALL RID.

Charming brick with large garden in
this exclusive section; bedrms.
and 8 baths; avail. immed. II. A.
GILL a. SON. DE. $4,000: ewes,
COLORED. "a FRANKLIN ST. NE.
rooms and bath. modern brick home
S125. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. 1929 K
ct. NV. MA. S-0352. -12
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BETHESDA AREA

new brick rambler with 8
bedrooms, full basement. separate
dining room. fireplace in living
room, large de luxe kitchen. Best
buy In this price range. Call today.
2. M. FRY. INC, OIL. 2-S700 til
q =, m
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

. 7a-bath brick house. in lst-cIass
condition, mr.. good shopping and
transp. II interested in . really
nice home, call US to see this one.
Reduced to S26.500.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
EN-. 2-2326 I'll 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ASSUME IDEAL FINANCING

: ROOMS, 2 BATHS
Newly decorated brick home, near
Conn. ave transp., Rosemary School
and Blessed Sacrament Parish.
den. bedrns. and bath on list
hoor. Bedrm.. study and bath up
stairs, Excellent bsmt., Gear ga-
rage: vide. level lot. once open
Town W & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
1confinnsd On Next Pass.J J
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CHEVY CHASE,

Brick Colonial consisting OF liv. rn1.
with. firepl., din. rm.. Ice. kit. with
breakfast space. 2nd noor has 3
twin-sized bedrms., Q baths. Fin
ished bedrm. on 3rd floor. Full
h.-w.h.; gar Within walking dis
tance TO Rosemary School and shop
ping. S23,060. SAMUEL =. BOG
LEY, INC, OIL. 4-1266; eyes,. OF.
2-0162. Ia
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MANOR PARK
S16.500

ssmidetached briek near 5th and
liv. rm., din rm.. equipped Kit, in
closed porch; 2nd A., 8 lge. bed
rms. bath, inclosed porch that can
be used as another kit. If desired
gas h.-w.h built-in gar: full
bsmt. Call Mr.. tDobbs) Dobrowol-
-, CAAMPANELLA q co. .u.,
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HOUSES sALE-s.s. tcens.,

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Living rm. with flrepi.. lge. din. rm.,
fully equipped GE kitchen; built-in
Trades considered. MA. S-i613.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1852
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: CHEVY CHASE
BRICK RAMBLER

BRlCh RAMBLER
Liv.-din rm with fireplace. 8 bed
rooms, 2R baths. full bsmt with
rec. rm tile floor modern cleo kit:
gas a,-c. heat.
COMET CONSTR. co.
OIL. $4,000 1901 Hustled DR..
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lconfinned on Next PaeeJ
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1875 x st. NV, lis