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Evening star., 1952-03-30
243 Airmen Soil for U. S.
And Active Duty Release

BREMERHAVEN, Germany
Maj. .'29. A group Of United States
airmen from Ohio sailed today for
the United States and an early
release from military service.
Most OF the 243 airmen who
boarded the General Eltinge were
Ohioans called from the reserves
to active duty on October Is. 1850.
They are getting out before
completion Of their full 81 months
tour because of q recent speed up
in the release Of reservists serving
involuntarily All those being re-
leased early are enlisted men.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Navy Midshipmen
lVviII Visit WASHINGTON

Vice Admiral Harry w. Hill,
q. 8. N. superintendent Of the
Naval Academy. has authorized q
series of educational tours to
Washington for midshipmen Of
the first class. beginning Tuesday.
The entire graduating class will
be divided into seven groups Of ap-
|proximately 100 midshipmen each
for the trips. They win visit the
Naval Research Laboratory, the
Capitol. National Geographic
Society, Naval Observatory, Naval
Gun Factory and the Hydro
graphic Office.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
|ceyIon's Prime Minister cremaied on Huqe PWe
By ihs Assoeiussd Pres,

by tho Assoeiotsd Press
COLOMBO. Ceylon. Mar. 29.
Amid age-old Buddhist ritual,
Ceylon's FIRST Prime Minister was
Icremated tonight on a pyre rising
40 feet above Colombo's Freedom
Square.
+ Then. after the mourners were
gone. q single drummer beat q
Emuffied tattoo until the last en-
bers Of the funeral pyre had died.
A million mouiners thronged
the capital on this island COM
Imonwealth to say farewell to the
late Prime Minister Don Stephen
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Amvets to Move
Into New Quarters

The American Veterans Of
World war + tomorrow win move
into their neWly-purchased ma
tional headquarters at ITO Rhode
Island avenue NV, National
Commander John II Smith an
nounced yesterday.
The building viii be dedicated
lat $50 pm. April is, with Presi-
dent Truman and 200 State and
national Ofiicers attending.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
3 National observonees
Proclaimed BY Trumon
BY Ire Assoeiat.d Pos.

BY The Assoeiassd Press
President Truman yesterday is
sued three proclamations. Tho
week beginning May 18 win be
World Trade Week. April II is
Pan-American Day. and the week
beginning July 20 win be National
Farm Safety Week.
April "A marks the 62d anniver.
sary Of the founding Of the Pan.
American Union.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Groups Will Hear Talks
On Swedish Co-ops

Syan Blomquist. former Swedish
cooperative enploye. win give two
talks Tuesday on "Co-operatives
in Sweden. "
He win be guest speaker at q
luncheon sponsored BY the Poto-
mac co-operatice Federation at
the YWCA. Seventeenth and X
streets NV. and win speak at 3
PIN. that night in the community
room Of the Shirlington Coop
erative Department Store in Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Science Culendur
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings hdue been Gnn0anceG
for this iUeek By the, Joint COM
naittee on Press Relations of the
District Council of Engineer
ING and Architectural Societies
and the Washington Academy OF
Sciences. All meetings listed are
open to the public unless other
aDise listed.
Tomorrow.
Society Of American Military
Ensineers-12::30 pm. luncheon
meeting. Burlington Hotel. Point
-Four Program" by Jonathan B.
Bingham, administrator. Techni-
cal Cooperation Administration.
Tuesday.
American Institute Of Mining
and Mesallurgical Engineers-6:3O
pm. dinner er-meeting, Hotel 24OO.
Use Of the Helicopter for Map
ping in Alaska" by Gerald Fitz-
gerald, United States Geological
Survey.
Botanical Society Of Washing
ton-8:00 pm. meeting. Cosmos
Club. "Role Of Light In Regulat-
ing Plant Growth and Develop
ment" by Dr.. r. b. Withrow,
Smithsonian Institution.
Institute Of Aeronautical Sci
ences-6 pm. dinner. Army-Navy
Club; 3 pm. meeting. National
Museum auditorium. Finalists in
student essay contest competition;
'Trans-Polar Flight" by Charles
r. Blair, Pan American World
AifWays.
Wednesday.
Washington Sanitation Con-
ference - 1918 pm. luncheon,
Stevens Cafe. Stream Flow by
Floyd LeFever. U. s. Geological
Survey, College Park, Md. Slides.
Washington Society of Engin-
eerS-8:00 pm. meeting, Cosmos
Club. "Radar and Sonar" by
Thomas Meloy, president, Melpar,
Inc.
Thursday.
American Society Of Mechani-
cal Engineers. machine design
divisions pm. meeting. PEPCO
auditorium. Development and
Application In Field Of Aluminium
Alloys" by Paul e. Brandt,
Reynolds Aluminium Co.
American Society of Refrigerat-
ing Engineers-joint meeting with
Philadelphia section, Armstrong
Cork Co.. Lancaster Pa, 1880 pm.
luncheon 2:30 pm. tour Of Re-
search Center, $50 pm. dinner,
Hotel Brunswick, Lancaster, Pa.
H. w. Prentis, jr., board chair
man, Armstrong Cork Co., speaker.
American Society of Tool En-
gineers-7:15 pm. dinner-meet-
ing, Hamilton Hotel. M. Curtis,
Warner and Swasey Co.. Cleve-
land, Ohio. on Wealth. Machines
and Progress"
Entomological Society Of WASH
ington-8:00 pm. meeting, Room
g, National Museum. New 6ys-
tematics" BY T. n. Hubhell, Muse
um Of Zoology. University Of
Michigan.
National Sociological Society,
p. G.. Grotto- 800 pm. meeting,
Georgetown Library. Peabody
Room. .Tne Devils Sinkhole''
movie.
Smithsonian Institution - 8:I5
pm. lecture. National Museum
Auditorium. ''The Sun. the Moon,
and the Tides" by Read Admiral
/. O. Colbert.
Saturday.
National Capital Astronomer
Sis pm. meeting, Department of
Commerce Auditorium. Sorting
Stars" by Charlotte Moore Sit
terly. Bureau Of Standards.
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont.)

BOILING FIELD AREA-Lovely g..
rm. brick, semidet.; full bsmt.; rec.
rm.; Anchor fence: only S12,95O;
also nice 5-rm. brick at S11.700.
H. l.. GODDARD, OIL. 1929. lis
left. New spa.
cious brick rambler; 54-ft. frontage:
3 twin-Sized bedrmS, lge. living rm.
with fireplace and picture window.
tull-sized dining rm.,. lge. equipped
Kit, full bsmt., gas heat, screened
side porch; rs by $50 level lot, near
all conveniences; S20,960. HART
MAN REALTY. INC. LU. 4-340O.
M. pNIc2aaoLs-cHEsAPEAKE ST.
Furn.. 2-story brick, semidet.; 3
bedrms.; on busline; $1z.26O, terms.
OWNER. 10. 8-6SSo. 10
INCOME AND HOME-Both In this
all-brick with apt. on End a, and
4 rms. on LIST; plus finished rms.
in bsmt.; 2 baths; oil heat: best Of
location. ABSHER REALTY CO.,
Ii. 7-4418. or 10. 7-931O. lie
1873 3Sth ST. S.E.-New home; sac.
ritce: built by owner; lge. bed.
rms. ga baths. iv. rm., din. rm.,
complete modern kitchen, full bsmt.;
large garage; h.-w.h.; $24.500 Ii.
3-5611. --19
3-UNIr SEMIDET. apt. house; nice
cond;; mr.. Capitol; good rental;
sHERTzER. Realtor. RE. 22Ol. 81.
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APTs. WANTED tcont. J
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

COMPLETELY FURN. GEORGETOWN
home, bedrms. For to 2 mos.
ReasSnaSls. aSsSMnRabSls. Hu, S95Ii eyes, 10
home: 3 bedrms., Q baths. library,
Fsss. e't sss5. %f,' vi. Se55,' '' OR. e'E Sass s.
ssl4 MILITARY RID. NV. II De-
seilar: c' oil heat. % NA:a a. 4ssa esases' a6 eaa566e'
SILVER SPRING-6-room brick Co.
lonial; cony; located; attrac. furn.
firepl. in liv. rm.; oil heat; att
garage; $3.50 mo. 81. 3336. 30
1900; THos. l. PHILIPS. S. vs. VS.
929 ONEIDA ST. NE, near Eastern
Star Home; 2-story brick. detached;
only 3 years old; 8 rms. and 2
baths; BATHS. attr; aSd,, furnished; conv; to
no. FEDERAL RENTAL CO. s15 90
New York ave. NV, Ma. T4l6. -19
NV, ,WASH.-Wesley Heights. beau.
tifully furn., 2 bedrms.. "a baths,
rec; rm:: maids rm. and bath; gar.
to April or longer: S325 month;
lii TTcKERMAN TSHi iSa M 81: sTS' NE-ipS N.E.Ipet.
brick; conv.. to Walter Reed; avail.
sept. 80. Living nm: dining rm.,
g79?. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors. 925 N. Y. ave. NV. is
ALEX.-,Three bedrms., 2 baths. sep
arate din. rm.;,, large den, double
SIZE llv; rm.' fully equip. elec. kitch-
unusual facilities for recreation and
entertaining; 1-yr lease; 10 min. to
.downtown wash: TIE. si12. lis
SOUTH ARL.. close, in: completely
IIHrn' IiV r9 0edTms'' ,2vsi baths very large
.5:7500: ewes. a.. s-6ss4c. ~ lis ga
14S7 GlRARD ST. N.W.-Perfect for
q group of girls: 4. bedrms., liv.
rn'' din: rm., den. kit. rec. rm, !:
$210 mo. Cali r. A. HuMPHRfEs,, MdsaF.fEs,
Realtors. Ma. 1920. -i9
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Four bedrms.
3a3 baths, den: 2-ear garage: $3.50.
32l5 stephenson pl. NV. OR. 1862.
SIII 18th PL.. Langley Park Nd
Suburban residential district. COW.
to shopping center; 3 bedrms., iiv.
rm.; kitchen. dinette and bath. auto.
m mo; M. RAUL "a / HANNAH. q 73& 13tS
paRRWoon piii RiEn nE' fiSS HOMES RsmGI., mls
l0006 Wildwood I'd, KensinSton.
Md, (behind Bethesda Naval Hos.
pitaD: 3 lge. bedrms., gas heat, all
cleo. kit. with garbage disposal. l.
VI. lease. $3.50. Children accepted.
Accessible to schools, etc: To Inspect.
call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54O2.
ANACOSTIA, d. C.-Conv. to Navy
Yard and Boiling Field. Masonry
BUNGALOW; hv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. incl.
porch. gas heat: full bsmt. SIO4
per mo. &. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
14lS Il st. NV. DI. 9O57. Ewes.
w !. Sff4. IN
TAKoMA PARK-s-room house, Si75
month. Call MUNSEY TRUST, Real
Estate Dept. Ma. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING-Exceptiona nice
2-bedrm. brick rambler; near -Four
Corners: large hv.-din. rm., elec.
kit. !dishwasher and disposaD; avail.
yearly. S125 mo. OR. 5100 Ewes.
NO. 1892. LAMON g. HENDERSON.
S-BEDRM. BRICK, lovely, quiet street,
Sill. Spr.: nr. Walter Reed, stores,
etc; available. SH. 1923. -21
2S09 RrTTENHOUsE ST, CHEVY
CHASE. D.C--6 rms, 2 baths, rec.
nm: fully furn.; excel. cond.; now
vacant; 1925 per mo.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
oo%O Conn. Ave. WO. 1900
-2I
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HOUSES SALINE. (cont.)

BRIDGE N.E.-Buy straight from
owner. Assume CT loan. Modern
semidetached tapestry brick. q
rooms, 4, incloSed porches. nice
front porch. full basement, big yards.
One of the incest homes available
to you: Call ST. 1868. NO agents.
C0LORED. Mr.. LINCOLN PARKEon
Tenn. ave.-Eight rms, tiled bath,
gas heat, recr. rm.; only $13.5OO.
For appt., MA. 021S. FA. 445S. --19
COLORED - BROOKLAND BUNGA.
8 rms. new bath. electric kit; oil
h.-w.h.; garage. Owner says sell at
only $13,250. MA. O21S, FA. 445S.
COLORED-NR. 9TH AND G SIS
Made for 2 families; good income;
gas heat; yard; garage: owner ieav.
,l69 ipg; oIs terms; RA; $500; 80
nat, individual utils. and heat: sub.
cash required. FIR. 03S6. -22
COLORED-RIVER TER, 1880 Blaine
st. n.e.--Vacant, immed.. .poss.;
newly decorated; 5-rm. brick home;
modern bath and kit; full bsmt.;
gas heat. DEMATATTS REALTY
CO., ST. 1861; eyes,, RA. 2S7S.
Goth ST.-Loveiy g.
yr.-old brick home; mod. kit, bath;
gas heat; rear porch; Anchor-fenced
lot: easy terms. LISS REALTY, ME.
666S; eyes,, GE. 9079. ia. 41o3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

USED CAR LOT-Well established
nicely equipped; Groom ONCE; neon
40 cars. Reason for selling-at two
locations, must dispose of one, No
tf1fierS. UN. 4040. -1S
OWNERS forced to sell speciality shop
good lease, good location; can be
p@IFcnaSed @ with small cash payment
WI. ooss. OIL. l647. OIL. 5o7o.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a luncheonett,
and soda. fountain with Twins
quarters from owner. Box 410-J
RESTAURANT, $500 mo- busines,
beer and LIQUOR GE. 1870. ISs
INVESTMENT EXTRAORDINARY
15ee OF capital stock of insurance
company without risk" for $1,000.
Young TV co. needs expansion money
to go into several States. For fur
tner details, call ia. S-5646 or
SA SA, 5ssa4 55sssa44; or ewes. and Sun,
TEN PER CENT RETURN on limited
investment with well-estab. auto
mobile sales corporation; collateral
furn. Box 499-E, Star. 22s
DRY CLEANING store. fully equipped +;
mixed trade; rent. $40; illness:
$3.50 down; easy terms. MA. $500.
mediate sale; income" income better ta; i than ham
Sloo a day; excellent location: sell
Ssa}ss sSTs ss'lsis 4 7S:' w. srA9 g.
T,AyERN-Best AVE Sc. location; long
reasonable price; cash or terms
evenings. EN-. 6734. is
SMALL SERVICE STATION on Rts.
90 and gil, in Falls Church, va.
Stock and equipment Terms can
be arransed. JE. 2-9ss7 or WI
WORKING PARTNER wanted to in
vest $4,000 in growing and we'll
paying business. Must be able to
6rive car; Established 80 years.
BOOMING BEAUTY-M. Capitol, in
excel. location. Eleven rms. 3Ia
paths paths new furniture; lease; oil
seat aea for rSssntal keS eSGms S4ee Nse
down. Ii. 1864. 10
OPERATOR to run sandwich and
custard stand on rental basis. FIR.
2539 or ia. 1851. -22
ROOMING HOUSE for rent; also
several durnishedD for sale. MA.
sECRETARIAL, sERvICE-powntown,
low rent; $1,000 cash handles.
Nice opportunity for bright, ener-
getIc. public Steno -salesman-girl to
make real money. MA. 1896. 19s
ESQ SERVICE STATION. located on
busy Virginia highway intersection,
lust outside Wash, D. c.: pumping
$4,000 to $4,000 gals. monthly; sta
tion doing good business; selling be-
cause owner has other interest and
cannot manage it all. approximately
Sll 900 will handle. Interested
parties please write Box Ok. Star.
81"
STORE with beer license
and apt: corner location; new equip
ment; doing over S1,400 weekly.
Ma. 1897.
SODA FOUNTAIN in drugstore for
lease at. fiat rent, no percentage;
very little cash necessary; has been
under lease for many years but party
must leave due to illness. Box TX,
sTENoGRAPHER, est. 4 yrs,
leaving town; will sell for cost of
equipment tunder $1,000; good mid
town location; lease available at S45
a month (2 -rooms); good invest
ment and excel. OPP. Box 10-K, Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AGENT has immediate need for sew
eral furnished houses in the Dis
trict for responsible tenants; for
quick results call DI. 1900. RIDDEIL
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY wishes to share 6-rm. house
With Kitchen privils.; child welcome.
Phone Ii. 7-2Sl9. is
WANTED one or two Christian ladies
to share modern suburban home for
companionship and share expenses
with elderly lady. HI. 77S5- I'D
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIV. PARK-substan-
tial Colonial brick home Of 9 rms.
popular residential section: rooms
are gsnerous in +i size; ,,eonstr construction
ern and in excellent condition; ga
rage; on paved alley: S27,950. RIP
LEY & ROMER, Realtors. 81. Gill.
BRfGHTWOOD, mr.. Calvin Coolidge
schooi-Semidet: brick. 8 rms, bath.
extras. Terms: sTRoUP. RA. s700.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 1892 Chesa-
peake st. n.w.-Frame bungalow. 5
rooms, bath, full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h..
garage, lot 5ox152: immed. poss.
CHEVY GRsH CHASE, D. g.. Harnsby s
Woods. 6623 31st pl. n.w.--New.
iight rose brick Dutch Colonial home
6 lge rms, 1st-h. powder rm.. ultra.
de luxe modern kit. patio. beautiful
landscapins and most desirable
neighboFhood. S2S.b00.. Open daily
For sale by owner-builder. VIM, r
RoBEY. I'M. 4o19. -1e
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
$25.75l

First offering of this attractive
Colonial brick home near Lafayette
School. 1st floor inviting living
and dining room. large kitchen and
lovely screened porch; 2nd floor
3 very large bedrooms, and . full
baths stair to finished attic; at
tached garage. An excellent value.
Call US for inspection. F. A. TWEED
CO., INC. 1904 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890 It'll 8 pm,
Evening star., 1952-09-18
CHEVY CHASE
Across From the Club

First presentation Of a home
that POSITIVELY mpet be
seen to be appreciated. .%Mag-
niflcent white brick Colonial
that soon will appear in House
Beautiful Magazine as an out
standing example of Colonial
architecture. First floor in
cludes living room 14x24, large
private din. rm., q huge all
electric kit. that is simply
out of this world. small den.
powder rm., screened living
porch and 2-car attached ga
rage; 3 lovely bedrooms and
TWO baths on End H.; beauti-
full dormitory bedroom on 3rd
mr.; Semif1n. rec. rm. and
servants rm. and bath in full
basement. Beautiful big level
corner lot in this most ex-
elusive location looking
golf course. > BLOCKS TO
ROSEMARY SCHOOL,; in
BLESSED SACRAMENT PAR
ISH. Price includes wall-to-
wall carpeting and many other
costly extras. OWNER. LEAV-
ING CITY, HAS PRICED FOR
QUICK SALE AT $42.50O.
Frank s.. Phillips, DI. 141l,
Ewes. call WI. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-09-18
BETHESDA AREA

Charming 2-story brick Colonial. To-
Gated in beautiful Locust Hills. on a
lovely wooded and Handicapped lot
First fl. has spacious liv rm. with
fireplace, family-size din. rm., mod
der room. Second fl. has 3 CHEEKY
bedrms. and . baths. Daylight bsmt
with recr. rm.. screened porch of
recr. room. Storage attic, attached
garage. gas a.-c. heat. Priced to sell
with terms to suit. This can't last,
SO call today. z. M. FRY, INC, WI
500 It'll 8 pm. -1Q
Evening star., 1952-09-18

KENSINGTON
4rand-new. uitramodern 3-hedroom
de luxe residence. Fully equipped IN;
Rock Greek Palisades. Only $50
per mo STANDARD PROPERTIES.
INC. LO. 5-44S4 or JU. S-47a2.
Evening star., 1952-09-18

WESLEY HEIGHTS
house In excel. cond.
Center entrance. hv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, powder rm. and screened porch
on 1st floor. Three hedrms., IA
baths on 2nd Stairs to storage. Full
bsmt., maids rm and bath, gas heat.
Det. garage. One blk. from Horace
= Mann's School, ia blocks to bus.
Call Mrs. Lacrosse, wO. 1866; eve
nings, WI. 4395.
EXCLUSIVE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1952-09-18

2O=ROOM HOTEL
One block from White House. priced
for quick sale; long lease low rent.
WA. 2146. -2l
REASON FOR SELLING.
OTHER INTEREST, ONE OF
THE BEST PROFITABLE
STORES IN WASHINGTON.
A REAL MONEY MAKER.
ENOUGH FOR 2 PART
NERS, PERFECT FOR MAN
AND WIFE. VERY Low
OVERHEAD. COLORED.
GROCERIES AND LIGHT
MEAT. NO AGENTS. BOX
494-J, STAR.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
OUTSTANDING
BRIGHTWOOD
RIIYS

OUTSTANDING
BRIGHTWOOD
BUYS
QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
Beautiful Semidetaehed brick in per-
feet condition. Seven rms, 3 baths
fuH bsmt.. garage. Close to all
schools. transportation and shop
ping. Terms.
NEAR WALTER REED
Only 81 800 down. Six-rm. row brick
in good condition. Income possibili-
ties. Near all facilities.
BLAIR RID.
Neat, 2-story brick in excellent con-
dition. Five rooms and oath, heat,
garage. Very conv. to transp., schools
and shopping facilities.
UPPER KANSAS AVE.
Six-room row brick with 2 inciosed,
heated porches. Entire property in
immaculate condition. Detached ga
rage. Screened storm windows and
storm doors included. Very conv. to
available.
All Above Homes Exclusive With
AVON SHOCKEY
TU. 2100. s29 Kennedy st. NV.
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nEIN / AL
WITH OPTION TO BUY

WITH OPTION TO BUY
9515 CoLESVILLE RID.
Inis Is 2 nice home with h.-w h. on
a., ise: lot' very COW. loc.; liv. rm.,
oln; rm.. kit. with tbl. space, den
or bedrm. and full bath on lst FIR;
3 very lge. bedrms. and bath on
Sno mr.; front and rear porches;
fenced back yd. with outdoor grill;
tuai 6smt. with full bath and at
saCnea garage: this basement has
completely set up. Rental. $500 per
mo. May be shown any time.
y. r. BLANCHARD, REALTOR
JU. S-5757. 20
COLORED-SIX.. .RM. HOUSE, gas.
elsGtrlcy; lovely front, back lawns.
Will oe vacant Friday. Ma. 1860. 1Ss
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
NEAR CALVIN cooI,InCr

NEAR CALVIN COOLIDGE
Bungalow on tree shaded lot. 2
large bedrooms, recreation room
oil h.w.h. This is not q new house
but a comfortable one. Call early
and make an offer. Mrs. Voigt. WI.
1850.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor .,34 lAth st. NV. DI, 3346
Evening star., 1952-09-18
SPRING VALLEY

IN TOWN ESTATE
highly restricted community, that
meets the need of the descriminat-
ing buyer. The 1st floor is most
suitable for formal entertaining and
includes a complete modern kitchen.
on 2nd and Bird floors). separate
servants quarters. Spacious grounds
affording excellent privacy. Please
call Mr.. Murray. jr.. for an appoint
ment to inspect. Ewes, WO. 6970.
H. G. SMITHY co.
Q11 1Sth az NJ VIZ cit 99nO
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BETHESDA

LOCUST HILL AREA
Modern, custom-built brick home
Eight spacious rooms. incl den or
bedrm.; library and full bath 1st f.;
huge kitchen, equipment arranged
Y-style; beaut. pine-paneled recr.
rm.; 2-car garage. View of Rock
Creek Park. EARL T. WRIGHT, WI.
5000. or, Ol0S
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

Three twin sized bedrooms. 2 full tile
baths. de luxe kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, screened
porch, huge basement with fire.
place In recreation room space
outside entrance. Close to all con-
veniences. The best buy on the
market at S24 $50. E. M. FRY. INC.
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-$750 DOWN
6 Rms, Bsnt., "On Hill"
Fine. semidet. home nr. Park road.
Full basement, auto. heat. fine
yards, to be completely redecorated.
Hurry for this bargain. Ist NATL.
REALTY. RE. 353l. Call day, night
and Sunday
Evening star., 1952-09-18
BERKELEY

EXHIBIT HOMELESS 48th ST.
NV. OPEN DAILY. l PM. TO 8
PM. Frank s. Phillips new develop
the exclusive close-in Foxhall rd.
area; 3, 4 and 8 bedroom homes in
beautiful wooded settings. Priced
from $3S.5 Foxhall rd. to Gar
land St, west to 49th ST.. left to
Calvert ST., left to King pl.. right
to home. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
I'LL. ewes call WO Azh1
Evening star., 1952-09-18

Restaurant for Sale
one of today's modern restaurants
in Washington; c license; 10S seat
ing. capacity; good business; owner
quits after 40 years in business:
will sacrifice to experienced restau-
rant operator; long lease. For more
information, apply In person. 5915
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LOOKING FOR A HOME IN
HIILCREST2

If so, call us for appointment to see
the fine. selection we have priced
from SlS,95O UP.
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Finance Drive Launched byVoters Unit

Special guests also included Ed
win N. Lewis. public relations di-
rector of the Community Chest
Foundation. who had conducted o
training session for solicitors be-
fore the luncheon.
The principal luncheon address
was made by Mrs. Robert F. Leon
ard, first vice president Of the
League of Women Voters Of the
United States and q member Of
the local group.
Speaking on the topic. 1.-THE
League Looks Ahead" Mrs. Leon
ard pointed out that Mutual Sc
|curity" and National Fiscal Pol
icy" have been selected as major
items on the national leagues pro-
gram this year.
Mrs. Leonard also discussed the
non-partisan leagues effort to pro-
mote intelligent voting in the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01

The annual finance drive Of the
District League Of Women Voters
was launched yesterday at an all
member luncheon held at the
YWCA.
A goal of $4,000 has been set by
the Finance Committee in its cam
|paign for contributions from non
members who support the leagues
program Of educating citizens to
assume their responsibilities in
community and national affairs.
Plans for the drive were outlined
by the league president. Mrs. Lloyd
Luther. who presided at the
luncheon.
Suggestions on how league mem
bers might make an effective ap-
peal for contributions were made
by Edward Burling. jr., an attor-
|ney and supporter Of the league
program.
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ing election. She called special
attention to the national leagues
new publication, On the Record.
which shows the voting record Of
all members of Congress-both the
House and Senate-on IL roll call
votes relating to foreign policy and
national economic policy.
The recent addition Of a Della
ware league brought the total
number of State leagues to 48. as
compared to 43 a year ago. Mrs.
Leonard reported. The organiza-
ton now has a total membership
Of 1860
Yesterdays program will be re-
Ipeated tonight at an all-member
dinner to be held at the YWCA for
members who cannot attend day
sessions. Mrs. Leonard again will
be the principal speaker.
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FIREPLACE DOOR?
mrs. c. H. c., Arlinoton)

I have a problem and I am
wondering if there is a solution
to it. We have a fireplace where
we have recently moved and
some one has evidently burned
wood with creosote on it in the
fireplace, which gives the whole
room a funny smell. Do you
know Of anything which will
get rid of this odor?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
SUGAR COOKIES?

I am hoping that perhaps one
Of you kind readers will search
your memories for a recipe for
sugar cookies in which am
monia is one of the ingredients.
This is a very old recipe and a
favorite of my grandfather's,
so I do hope some one can help
me locate one.