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Evening star., 1952-01-31
Sermon Topics Announced
For Area Hebrew Services

Sermon topics have been an
|nounced for services tomorrow In
several Washington area Hebrew
congregations.
Henry Margolis, educational di-
rector Of Adas Israel Synagogue,
will be guest speaker at $50 pm.
lin the Young Peoples Synagogue,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets
NV. His topic will be Future Of
Jewish Education in America. I"
Services following win be con-
|ducted by Rabbi Harry Silverstone
land Cantor Ben Wostein.
Rabbi Jerome M. Pines, spiritual
leader Of Congregation Bethel Of
Montgomery County, will talk ut
|8:15 pm. on ''The Wisdom Of the
Book Of Proverbs" The service
will be held In the social hall Of
AL Saints Episcopal Church, 3
Chevy Chase circle.
At $3.50 pm. Rabbi Seymour
|Zahn, spiritual leader Of the
Jewish Community Center, Green
belt. Md, will give o sermon on
'The Daughter and the Jewish
Home"
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Privote Industry Spurred

India's Minister Of Planning
says there will be no need for
naturalization Of industries II
private industry meets its obliga-
tionS.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Come
Find 81 or more words in
RE TICENT,

meaning, inclined to keep silent. ]"
Average is 80; limit. Is minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four ov more
letters Words which acquire four letters
BY the addition Of "s." such as bats, :"
cats" are not used. Only one form OF .
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A List will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
! Million in Savings Program

England and Wales now have
about $1,000 School Savings
Groups with a membership Of
nearly 2 million children about
one-third Of the total In the
schools.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

Gaming, cage, canine, canonize, coca,
cocaine, coin, cozen, cone, cognac, once,
gain, gaze, gone, nice, nine. none, nonce,
icon, inane, zinc. zoning, acne, aGonic,
agonize, anon. Anion.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Some Rooms Look Better if Furniture Is SnoII-ScoIe
By Gladys Miller


Rooms, as well as people, look
better If the furniture and fur
niShings are selected with due
thought given the size and ar
rangement.
Seating furniture must be COM
Portable and strong. Psychologi.
cally, all of us, in general, and
large, tall people in particular.
feel that large, heavily shaped
overstuffed pieces provide more
comfort than those with all-wool
frames, removable seat and back
cushions.
But this isn't always true. You
may be more comfortable If the
piece is the correct height from
the floor and the depth Of seat is
related to the height; If the pitch
OF the seat and back are also well
engineered, and the cushions are
made of soft, resilient, yet firm,
material.
You may find you can sit more
comfortably with less fatigue than
you can in an diversified, too soft,
too low, sit-on-the- end your.
spine chair or sofa.
Can't Be Nailed.
All medium-to-low- priced fur
fiture of this smaller-scaled
wood-frame construction must
have firm, well-engineered crafts
manship.
The pieces can't be nailed to-
gether, so look first to the frame
before you purchase. The front
rail Of the chair or sofa may seem
thin. but If you look, you may find
that the wood is shaped where the
strain is to fall. See If there Is a
leg brace, Check the manner in
which the legs are Joined to the
frame.
Never purchase a chair that IL
too narrow. Few people sit straight
on a chair. Women particularly
either like to curl UP In a chair
sitting on one foot or like to feel
they could If they wished. Per-
hsps this habit comes from never
owning a comfortable chair Tor
from never having been taught L
good posture Il
New materials also make the
l6w-eost, sttiali-sealed futhltufe
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Floors Deserve ce,e

Just because they're under foot,
hooFs are al too frequently out
Of mind, Nice floors. nicely kept,
add greatly TO the beauty Of q
home. Frequent waxing prevents
the scratching Of smooth surfaces
and protects the door coating.
With marred vanished or shell
lacked floors, the best results viii
be obtained by removing the wax,
touching Up the 5marred areas
with the type Of coating used be-
fore and then recoating the entire
floor.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

possible, so don't pass 1t by until
you really have investigated.
Instead Of heavy coiled-sprine
construction, you will find under
the foam rubber well-tailored cush-
ion, a lacing Of white plastic
coated wire-supported cord. The
wire gives resiliency and firmness.
And the plastic adds to the ap-
pearatce and ease Of maintenance
Cabinet Also Needed.
Smaller scaled furniture. against
which give space H.
lusi0h, placed In corners Or out
Uf ttaf1iG iahes ID give open areas,
give you tfi6te opportunity ID have
Evening star., 1952-03-01

comforts and luxuries you want in
Ia living room: adequate seating,
sufficient tables for portable lamps
to light the room and to provide
space for current reading materi-
al. easy-to-reach cigarettes and
lighting equipment.
You also need some form Of
cabinet In which books. radio,
phonograph or television equip-
tneht may be kept, and which can
at the same time give height and
Importance To the room.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Don't make your room look like
the fat lady in the wrong dress.
Ideas for stretching the home
furnishing budget are given In
Gladys Miller's booklet No. 4O2,
entitled Budget Stretchers." TO
obtain a copy, send 10 cents (coin
preferred). and a Scent stamp TO
her, p. Q. BOX 90, Times Eutiare
Station, New York 1S. N. Y.
tReleased by Consolidated News
Features. ft1cJ
Evening star., 1952-11-02
blush, some green.

A few minutes later. as the astonishedF fishermen
stood watching and chattering, four Martian-clad
figures calmly emerged from the sea. Behind them
they drew UP on the beach long, torpedo-shaped
contraption. Then they removed parts of their own
strange costumes - oxygen-bottle headgear, frog
feet, lead belts - and stood revealed as two young
couples in bathing suits.
Dimiri Rebikof, his wife and two friends are men,
bers of the alpine Underwater Club of Cannes"
an amateurs organization devoted to exploring the
bottom of the Mediterranean. The club had already
brought back such souvenirs as anchors from
wrecked Roman galleys geological specimens, etc.
But the pictures ON these pages by far its most
spectacular achievement to date.
Many previous attempts to photograph color
under water have been made, but until recently
all were frustrated by lack of light. BY adapt
ing the white electronic fash (the torpedo-shaped
gadget) to submarine conditions, Rebikof succeeded
in giving to underwater colors an intensity hardly
equaled on land.
These, he says, are the true natural coors of the
ocean depths, undiminished by murk
Photographs BY Dinsitri Rebikof
Evening star., 1952-11-02
'!'+ New COLOR CAMERA

This French photographer
invented a new sport while
solving one of the hardest
problems of his profession:
good underwater color shots
Evening star., 1952-11-02

ElIsHERMEN returning home one
IL night last summer on the French
Riviera were startled to see strange
flashes of light coming from the depths
of the sea. Some of the flashes were
BLUSH, some green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Government Urged
To LocaIize Services
For Poorer Farmers

sv,. 49, = = -. 60
Inc Natlonal rlsnning Assocla.
Ion 1ooay ugeo tne Government
70 overhaul its farm program Y
lgiVe more iocaiized service e
AmeIlcaS z miillon ioW-incoms
farmers.
Inese farmers, the PLANNING
ASSOCIATION SAID. need more com
munity enterprise coupled VIII
lpetter Government aid 20 get oul
lol Ineir rut.
Inc association said pronapi
Iaction was needed because the
united states no longer can AZ
Iforo 70 waste the manpoWer thai
now goes INTO memcient farms.
the association SAID the low
income farmers produce So little
|tnaI Lney eenerally IAN 70 JUSTLY
|tnelr work. Iney could go DETER
u tney LOOK JOBS 70 CITY factories,
conso lidated their farms into
larger units OF obtained money
Tor machinery and other EQUIP
ment 10 step up production.
This requires both commu-
nifty enterprise ana Government
policy the association said IN q
|9l-page study OF the problem.
The group warned that extrava-
CANT Government programs are
not the cure-an because Govern
ment programs which outstrip
community desires are Wasteful,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
By Cospor Nonnes

| The National Lutheran Council
service agency for eight Lutheran
church bodies having more thar
a million members. viii open its
l34th annual meeting tomorrow In
1.-THE Cotton Manor Hotel, Allan
Itic City, N. j.
The four-day meeting win con-
slider such subjects as social Sc
lcurity for clergymen, appoint
lment Of a United States Ambas-
|sador to the Vatican. provisions
Iof the Mutual Security Act as
they relate to voluntary relief
agencies, and the Governments
Point Four program.
Approval Of b $791, 1856 budget
for the councils regular work for
1852 viii be asked. In addition,
the councillors viii be asked to
approve q $40 million goal for
the Lutheran World Action CAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28

Ipaign Tor emergency activities 81
home and abroad during thi.
year.
Action on Program.
Action on the councils pro.
gram In American and L.atir
American missions, student work
service to military personnel anc
|hospitalized veterans. resettlen1eni
LOT displaced persons and refugees
land interchurcll aid overseas vii.
also be taken.
A special devotion service b
memory Of the late DR.. s. G
|Michelfelder. executive secretary
|of Lutheran World Federation
viii be held tomorrow morning II
|St. Andrews Lutheran Church
Atlantic City. DR.. Michel der
who died In Chicago last Septem-
Der. served abroad from July. l945
until his death as the Councils
representative In church RELIEF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
|Lutheron Council to Open Meeting Tomorrow

and reconstruction activities. Or.
p O. Bersell Of Minneapolis,
MINI. president emeritus Of the
Augustana Lutheran Church, VIII
give the sermon.
DR.. Stavid TO Preside.
Dr.. Lawrence M. Stavid, presi-
dent Of Augustana College, Sioux
Falls, N. OAK. council president,
win preside.
Presidents Of the eight LII
theran. church bodies attending
the meetings are DR.. Franklin
Clark Fry. United Lutheran
Church IN America: DR.. j. "a. Aas-
gard, Evangelical Lutheran
Church; DR.. Henry +. Echuh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Give Il Air and Watch it co!

The rest, we can best tell you with new
Buick right at hand.
It's story of interior styling stepped up to a
new plateau of excellence and taste-a story Of
silencing to point where whisper almost
sounds loud inside this car in motion : story
of bigger brakes and smoother ride-and OF
Power Steering as you have always hoped it
might be perfected.
It's story you need to know, if you want to be
up.to.the.minute on what's what in 1852 cars.
How about coming in and getting that story
soon?
Ecspmsne accsoys ndnodsb wtAOHs aeas
N MedsrGh s'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28

T~AKE ONE GALLON Of good gasoline $3.50
i gallons of ordinary air mix well and feed
in small doses to Fireball Engine and what
do you get?
Well, mister, we could give you lot of spar.
king adiectives. But the closest we can come
to describing the result is to tell you-it's some
thing like the mighty thrust of an airliner =
swooshing down the runway for take-off.
ALI of which is another way of saying that this
newest and finest of Bucks can rev up the
highest horsepower in its distinguished history.
Now you seldom need 10 horsepower. A lot
of owners will never let it full out. But it's nice
to know it is there for emergency. It's nice to
know you can boss it around-even # you use
no more than an eighth of it at 40 miles an hour.
Bur THAT IS ONLY. one side of the story. Buick
engineers never do things by halves.
In the process of getting this whopping new
charge of power, they also came up with more
miles per gallon from gasoline.
And the way they did it is one of the neatest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28

bits of ingenuity we've seen in years.
Instead Of building whole new engine-they
focused on ways to feed better mixture to the
great Fireball Engine they already had. A
mixture-that is of fuel, which costs money,
and air, which is free.
The result was the Airpower Carburetor -
four-barrel automatic = which works on a
booster principle.
Two barrels supply all the fuel you need for
most of the miles you drive and they're sized
and designed to supply the just-right thrifty
mixture of fuel and air for anything from
smooth.running idle up to some 40 or 50 miles
an hour.
But when you call for more power-for quick
squirt out of tight spot for an unbroken gait
up steep hill-or for full.throttle operation
the reserves 90 into action.
You have two more barrels - to feed the JUST
right thrifty mixture for extra power = some.
thing like a second wind"
LIFR's GREAT behind this great.poWered eight,
but that's only part of the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28

sr4,s, HORNE, Dz 5s esa55 x NC
.
SspdYco. cAHNES BUckR WILLIS INC
II va. ss .~1 Il: 1000 a-ssss z%%:s.
osssss ,stSssE g. Ss
Evening star., 1952-11-07
HOUSES sALs-MD. tcsns.l

BY OWNER-TWo-story brick. newly
painted outside: . baths. 8 bedrms..
beautifully pine-paneled bsmt. with
bar; oil heats firepl.: Venetian
binds IN s an,5 seis iev.,r perch fl
sssss Sssss s ysEa W. Tv Daa nnd sis Hs.
60 be seen to appreciate money
spent on improvements. Directions:
out Colesville rd., right on Lorraine.
left on Cfestmoor, right on Dun
moor to 237 Whitmoor terrace.
DEAL COUNTRY HOME with in
upstairs apt. full bsmt.. garage.
sas MS onis Hsas $685. J. pfHass Kss
sINoER & Co. sH. 1914. p
5-rm brick-and-frame 6unsalow;
expandable. attic. sep. din. rm.. f1re-
RRlEsssssrNdaYHIRl aYIl ! s'c; e.. ST. Her9s 4s44 A Il i
CLOSE m sEy5s ssLs.IIsnty SrRsS sSSsrucsss Dss
sieesrie sIsa s anl ssm With sossf
bath and garage; A. J. KEssINGER
Is50 D0WN@Non-GI may assume
si6; sses q saa sss5b So6D u R5lfE ssR
lst-FL. DEN AND BATH-Lge. liv.
Fm., sep. din. rm.; oil h.-w.h., ga
rage; close-in eil. Spg. A real value
At S19,g50. Call today, -SH SOLO
II ill.,, 9 =, Pm. I'm MoNTdo29MEERSx .sHyT 29y.E X IN
WEAR SILVER sPRrNG-sbas down
to non-GI or GI; excel. 3-bedrm.
home, 2 yrs. old; full din. rn. Move
III Ike seni pARKsfpE IRE RREALTsY CO,
EH. 1876: ewes. JU, S-3SSO. -
l3 coo DOWN, 3-bedrm. hrk. rambler,
GE kit.; $13.5O0. termsp CLAUDE
WOOD. Eealtor, JU. $4,000. --S
81 $50 DOWN; 3-bedrm. br. rambler;
tmmed. occupancy. Terms. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtof, .JU. $1,000. .--8
$4,000 downs 4.bedrn., 2-bath con-
temporary dwelling. Terms. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000. --S
FOR THE FAMILY Of higher income
bracket. We have the pleasure and
privilege Of presenting to inter-
ested persons on Sunday. November
8. from 2 to 8, o lovely and imma-
culate 3-bedroom white brick ram
bier to be sold unfinished. Wood
SIDE Park, Silver Spring, 1 block
east on Ga. ave. Mrs. Fox, repre-
senting d. LLOYD MORRIS Co.
Realtors. JU. 9-10g7; eyes,. TU
hXAA.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
peter ]. lnagan

sim NEAR D. C. LINE
home % IL convsniens @ nv wOodridSs oos taSn tsis sx
rooms. detached, with lovely front
porch and double rear porch. You
will find 1t In spotless condition,
almost new h.-w. cheating system,
Storm windows, full bsmt. Only
$500 down and S76 per month
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Silver sPRINd

SILVER 6PRING
Colonial Brick, $22,500
Featuring q beautiful wooded lot,
large liv. rm. with fireplace, ad-
jacent screen porch, separate din.
rm., fully equipped kitchen, powder
room: 2nd a., 3 bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt. with lavatory; detached
garage. Sc, 900 down. balance like
CAPITAL REALTY co.
81. o673; II no answer. TO. 56.7.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
BETHESDA RAMBLER
8 Twin-Bed Rms.-Garage

BETaESDA-$15,95O
This Is real buy in q 2-bedroom
full bsmt., corner lot. Close to pub
lie and parochial schools. Priced
to sell with excel. financing.
BILLIN0SLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcsn..)

SOLORED - INCOME PROPERTY -
700 block 9th st. Sc. Two large
Kitchens. 4 large rooms and bath
pown payment, $4,000 or more,
cOIcRED-ssso Do6wN for . q
storied brick; gas heat. 1888 Peto-
COLORED: 5346 DRAKE PLACE Sc.
Flye-room frame s;nl.t.. $3.50 cash.
cCEoRED-Isio sSURKE ST. Sc
De luxe capt home: 2 stoves,
refgrs.; 3 porches; separate entr.
nr. Eliot Jr. High. Armory. Gallinger
CoI0REDMnsss oIsIaEIi Es, g SSne 81. s.E.-v.csnt.
B rms. bath. Only $50 down, $59
per mo. Open SUM-, 3 to 5. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

THE SEVERN RIvER-Beaut. clap
water front lot: Year-'round prop.
VIII With B.; h-a; .,a oil % %hsstiaE: .. ? bsdrms;. @
with. open fireplace. screened front
porch overlooking beaut. surround
tngs. garage. Priced low. Seen by
ssppSint; only; y F. BROOKS. CAN
Evening star., 1952-11-07
peter ]. hagan

RRALToR
va Vac 1857 s. ! eSs; osen ,rn7 gk TN. ssss ssss
$3.50 DEPOSIT, VACANT
Completely Redecorated
Possession in 10 Days
Two bedrms.. row brick about 10
yrs. old; tiled Hollywood bath, mod
ern kit; bath In semi-rec. rm.; auto.
gas heat: rear yard; mr.. Brentwood
I'd: and r. I. ave-; trades considered.
Elk. 340s; ewes. GE. 9129. JU.
1-6I64. -
Senidet. Brick-$75O On.
S14.250., Bit. 4 yrs. 6-r.. b.. 1st n.
Cabinet kischen. n s hes cellar siee Laundry .nadr
trays; fenced yard. Near Eastern
AVE- ave: and av Sargent ssgs I'd. Eve.' Mr..
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor. Ma. O753
COLORED-RIVER TERRACE - Va
cant 5-rm brick house. Modern tile
bath and kitchen, oil h.-w. h., An
:ent DE pEMATXTIs iirS ds"ni RRALfY gai o CO.. o.
ST. 1851, ewes. RA. 2S7S. -8
C0LORED-so14 VISTA ST. Ne
VACANT OILY 1880 DOWN. x1Eef-
bedrms. bungaioS. completely redec-
Grated. Six rooms basb extremely
,arge kitchen ull bsmt., OIL h..w.h..
front porch; deep lot. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st. n.w..
Ex,, 3400:' ewes. ia. 776O. cE.
coLoRED-ss5o-Lovely row brk.
home; 8 rms, Q baths. newly re-
decorated and vacant: gas heat and
gar; stoves, 2 refsrs. See ssgs5 sSs6gds5
PECK CO.. excl. aet. -
COLORED--OPEN SAT. AND. sun,
2 till dark, 2210 Douslas st. ne;
4-bedrm. and bath, bricktex bunga--
low: oil hot-water heat: large fenced
yard; assume 4es GI loan and pay
$63.70 per month. including taxes
with Sls5e0 Sa down. LA. G-l4s2 or
COLoRED-BUNGALOw; lge. liv. rm.
with frepl., din. rn., 3 bedrms.: full
bsmt., h.-w,h.; lge. lot; nr. Catholic
University; $3.50 down. ASHLEY,
INC, Ma. 6464; ewes. 81. 1897.
COLORED-I0O3 r. !. AVE. NE.
Here's the home you've been looking
and flowers, 2 garages: 1st a.. living
breakfast rm.: end d.. bsirms.,
lovely bath recr. rm.: oil h.-w.h.
Open Sat- and Sun. 3 to d pm.
Priced to sell, reasonable down pay
JAMES C. CARR. SIR.
Ala 9Th st. NV. q
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SILVER SPRING
CONN GARDENS

Very attractive new rambled. well
constructed with 3 bedrms.. bath:
liy. rm With din dining % ares; S;+,hsn Equipped ;r
dream.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
WHEATON

Yes. this is Q beauty. 2-bedrm. bung-
allow with fun hsmt,; S1LOQ0 FhA
Anchof-fenced lot, awnings. Ask to
see this house today. S15,500.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

3-HEDROOM COLONIAL
So, 500 DOWN, $S7 MO. INCL. TAKES
Close in. 2 blocks to bus and shop
ping. Twenty-one-ft. liv. rm.. sep.
j. i. MAYNARD. JU. s-IOs3. wa.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
SILVER SPRING

4NEAH u. G. 1INEl
dition: has 23-ft. iv.. rnn.. Ice. din.
rm.. modern kicthen. bedrm. 17x1O
on LIST moor; bedrme.. nursery. and
tile bath on End hoor; knotty-pipe
recr. rm. and garage; lot 70x135
NV. heat, recess radiators. INQUIRE
at once for details and appt. to
Inspect this flne home.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50. Ewes, Mr.. Wood. HO. 1920.
Silver Spring-$12,95O
S1.500 cash. bal N conv. monthly
semidet. homes. Lee. liv. rm.. ca.
fixtures; full bsmt.; landscaped lot;
close to schools. churches. shopping
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
New 3-bedrm brick ramblers priced
at S17.75O with desirable financing
available; Ice. .liv. rm. with firepl..
din rrn.. .ed. kit. with din. space.
celored tile bath with colored tx
lures: full bsmt.; conv. to D. C.
transp., elementary schools one
block, jr. high 4 blocks.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5556 Realtors TIL 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
SILVER SPRING

9137 SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY
Charming red-brick Colonial home.
Il yrs; old. center,hali plan with
breakfast rm., lovely bedrms., 2
baths. Iec. rm. immaculate con-
ditionl, built-in gar. Priced fairly.
$31 800, on good terms. Call Mr.
Lawrence. OR. 9696: eyes,. RA. 1868.
J. NELSON HUGHES
1920 CONN. AVE.
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ROCKVILLE. MD.

Best residential section; large brick
bungalow; large corner lot with
ul an ofer. Call W. q. ATKINS.
0x. 1857. -
Evening star., 1952-11-07

Peace1uI OId. HlIICreSt
I, rooms, older home. built when they
built the best. You VIII be proud
derful reighhorhood. only S1e.460
With S4.060 cash. 0WNER. II.
o55S. -4N
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SHANNON e LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345

CUSTOM CAPE COD
IN BETHESDA, $2,950 CASH
All brick, brand-new; features
porch. large liv. rm.,- fireplace, dim
ing rn1.. equipped kit. with din.
space; stairway to. expandable attic
tdoored,. insulated. heated); full
basement, outside entrance. gas a.-c.
heat; block to bus.
CALL MR.. SMITH, LO. 6-S7O5
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC.
1923 K st. NV, MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-07

SILVER sPRING-$14,500 ,
Brick Cape Cod. with expansible 2nd
floot, 2 bedrms. and tiled bath on
lst floor. lge. closets. huge equipped
hsfs sS ss Eh osston Sntsas qsrs
CLOSE-IN BUNGALOW
Newly decorated brick. hot-water
heat full bsmt.: 2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit. and bath on first floor,
SIDE porch; Near District line and
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
This. brick rambler in Carroll Knolls
with fun bsmt.. Is priced to sell.
Beautiful lot: convenient to- SCHOOLS
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
R7I0 Ca Ave or 67On
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REDUCED So. .450

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-6
BE better older home. ONE Eisiit rms rms. u !
new oil h.-w.h.: iot 50x335; trees
and shrubbery. Vacant To sell. only
S16. 900: See when open or call
BURTON. 81. 706o. -
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MASS PARK
PARK VIEW ESTATES

EAcINa. &c ROCK cgSr,sa5Es SSEEE PARE a1Az;s
PAN1I.ED DEN. PLUS BIG FIN
I0HED REC. ROOM.
Never before hA1 30 much natural
90 little this could be the
home Of your fondest dreams /.
priced within your graspl It's new!
A beautiful sprawling red brick
Cape Cod with screened breezeway
and det. Garage; approx. 100-ft.
frontage on Rock Creek Park. Call
METZLER. REALTOR, 5O22 Conn.
ave-. OR. 7400; open It'll Q pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
FOR A LARGE FAMILY

This is more home for the money than
you had ever dreamed possible.
Ideally situated near school and
transp., on q lovely deep-wooded
5 SlIef S.. Gss s1.msaasn. OF siS escSsg
SAME Size As LIVING WITH FIRE
PLACE and 2 unfinished rooms.
suitable for family living. Garage.
New and In sparkling condition.
$44,60O with flexible financing.
Directions: Out wisconsin ave. past
Naval hospital to Broad Brook dr.,
right OF S033 and Open siEn.
OWNER. OIL. 5971.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Senidet. Brick-S750 Dn,

Sl4250. Bit. 4 yrs; 6-r.. b.. 1st n.
cabinet kitchen, cellar, laundry
trays; fenced yard. Near Eastern
ave. and Sargent I'd. Eve, Mr..
Owen GE E2&3
Evening star., 1952-11-07
e. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor

Ju. s-5757 til 9 pm. daily. a
SILVER SPRING
INDIAN SPRING HILLS
FIRsT-MooR POWDER ROOM
UNDER $4,000 t
Detached brick on large, level lot, in
finest schools. First floor has tile
powder room. living room with hre-
place, dining room. screened side
porch, nice Kitchen. Second floor, 3
bedrooms, tile bath. Full basement,
copper plumbing, gas a.-c. heat.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Possession in 10 Days

Two bedrms.. row brick, about 10
yrs. old; tiled HOLLYWOOD bath, mod
ern kit: bath In semt-rec. rm.; auto.
gas heat: rear yard; nr. Brentwood
rd: and r. I. ave-; trades considered.
A 340s; ewes. GE. 9129. Ju.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

3g06 r. I. Ave-. UN. 1855
WA. 1857 Open 9 Till UN. fSS5
$3.50 DEPOSIT, VACANT
COli1pletelv Redecorated