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Evening star., 1952-06-08
Calendar of D. c. Legislation

subcommittee hearings 2::30 pm.
Monday.
Senate bill for suspension of
sentence in certain cases in
Municipal, and Juvenile Courts;
Senate District subcommittee held
hearings.
Welfare
Senate bill giving Commits
|sioners discretion in making relief
rolls public; pending in House
District Committee.
Miscellaneous
House bill to revise District
corporation laws; pending in SEN
ate District Subcommittee.
Senate bill to amend regula-
tions Of optometrists; House SUBJ
committee completed hearings.
Senate bill to increase fees paid
to District by licensed dentists;
lin House District Committee.
Senate bill changing regulations
Iof veterinarians; in House Dis
ltrict Committee.
Senate bill amending Board oi
Accountancy law; House acts to-
morrow.
Senate bill amending Pharmacy
Regulation Act; reported by Dis.
trict Committee.
Senate bill for control and in.
|Spection of pharmacies; in Senate
District Committee.
Senate bill increasing nurses
registration fees; Senate District
Subcommittee action awaited.
House bill to permit minors tc
participate in stage shows; passed
by House; approved by Senate
District Subcommittee.
Senate bill cutting work hours ot
minors from 48 to 40 week; IL
House District Committee.
Senate bill permitting Schoo
Board to pay substitutes fol
teachers or officers on leave with.
out pay; Senate District Subcom.
mittee action awaited.
Senate bill for premartial ex.
aminations: pending in House Dis.
Itrict Committee.
Senate bill requiring regular
wage payments. at least semi.
monthly; in House District Com
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ISuez Air Chief MISSING

NICOSIA. Cyprus. June Z (P.-
Air Vice Marshal David Atcherley
who commands all British air
SQuadrons in the Suez Canal zone
was reported missing tonight
somewhere between the zone and
Nicosia airport on this British
Eastern Mediterranean island. He
left the zone in Meteor jet plane
flying solo, at 8 AM. and should
have arrived 40 minutes later. He
did not arrive by 10 Am.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Recorder of Deeds

Bill giving Commissioners in
stead of President power to ap.
point recorder and putting staff
under Civil Service awaits Presi-
dents signature.
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mittee.
Senate bill to bring District
credit unions in line with Federal
credit unions; in Senate District
Committee.
Senate bill prohibiting sale OF
rockfish weighing more than Is
pounds; action withheld by House
District Committee.
House bill to permit District
Boxing Commission to use $25, 5,00C
of its securities for operating ex-
penses; passed by House, hearing
Monday by Senate District Sub
committee.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Rescue Workers 10 Open
Council Meeting tuesday

The 9th annual council meet.
ing of the American Rescue Work.
ers, Inc, viii be held Tuesday
through Thursday at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle. 915 Massachu'
sets avenue NV.
Gen. James w. Duffin, com,
mander er-in- chief. will conduct re-
ligious activities. Guest speakers
will include the Rev. Lloyd Chris
tianson, Brig. Gen. John Gossett
Brig. Gen. Richard Ives and Maj
Ethel Beaman.
Services will be held at 2 pm
and 8 pm. daily.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

More than 100 bills affecting
the District are pending before
Congress. Some are almost ready
for final action; some probably
iDill not be acted on at all In
this session.
This calendar shoiDs the status
OF the major bills and a teD
miscellaneous minor bills:
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Metropolitan Area

House bill for commission to
determine need for co-ordinated
regional planning and action;
pending in House District subcom-
mittee.
House bill to reorganize Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission. House District Com
mittee acts Tuesday.
House bill for ICC investigation
of public transit facilities; pend
ing before House Interstate Com
merce Committee.
Senate bills on Capital area
transit facilities; hearings held
by Senate Commerce Committee;
new bill for Metropolitan Area
transit commission awaits COM
mittee hearings.
Capital Transit Co.; House Dis
trict Committee orders study
James M. Lands may report this
week.
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Courts

Senate bill changing rules on
detention and censorship of Juve-
nile Court; awaiting Presidents
signature.
Senate bill for additional Juve-
nile Court judge; Senate District
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Police

Senate bill removing 133-mem-
ber limitation on White House
police: Before House District
Committee.
Senate bill allowing Commis-
sioners to appoint special police;
in House District Committee.
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Hospitals

Five-year extension of authori-
zation of funds for Washington
Hospital Center; pending in
Senate District subcommittee.
House bill to transfer Columbia
Hospital control from Federal
Government to hospital itself
passed by House.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Silver Spring

Mrs. John r. MeMorrow
lO432 Haywood Drive,
Silver Spring
J. Prue
ITO Wayne Avenue,
Silver Spring
Suzonne SmeItxer
5oO7 Aurora Drive,
kensinoton, Nd.
Marion w. Gillespie
1913 Ridge Rood,
Bethesda IA, Nd.
Mrs. L. Z. Hoyes
l7l4 Noyes Lone,
Silver Spring
Doris IA. Reoder
1905 MopIe Avenue,
Tokomo Park, Nd.
Mrs. A. e. Disqus
l0lO8 loroin Avenue,
Silver Spring
Ceeilio Mortimer
1910 Madison Street,
Hyottsville, Nd.
J r. Smoot
3552 55th Avenue,
CheverIy, Nd.
jones S. Groeord
20l3 OoIethorpe Street,
w. Hyottsville, Nd.
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PARKnNGTON

Mrs. {. J .Fosorty. ir.
1872 So. Wakefield Street,
Arlington
Mrs. ChoFIes Fronkiin
1922 So. 7th Street, Arlington
TheFeso M. Stump
l4O6 Martha Custis Drive,
Alexandria
Mrs. Morgoret Bousie
1871 Potrick Henry Drive,
Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. W. A. Ginn
l30 w. Reed Avenue,
Alexandria
n. e. Miller
27o0 10th Street, South,
Arlington
r. D. Boyle
lol w. Rosemont Avenue,
AIexondrio
B. J. Mitchell
4el3 10th Rood. North.
Arlington
Mary z. Theile
1905 So. 2eth Rood.
Alexandria
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Mrs. Rose SiIvernsan
1Ol02 Georgia Avenue,
Silver Spring
Nancy Ryan
l04ll Grondin Rood,
Silver Spring
Mrs. Joseph Honion
3O5 Underwood Street,
Silver Spring
Mrs. J. n. Brennev
l0520 BuchnelI Drive,
Silver Spring
Jonn Wo00ne00
1l40 Lind Avenue,
Silver Spring
Miss Linda J. Costing
27O7 Byron Street,
Silver Spring
z. A. Coed
1905 GuiIford PIoee,
College Park, Nd.
Elixobesh B. Tompkins
9o3 Spring Street,
Silver Spring
Mrs. CorIton Fleming
67O0 HiIIondoIe Rood,
Chevy Chase, Nd.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Betty Stenhouse
Route 3. Box 393, Vienna
Mrs. I. B. MeDonoId
2505 Herbert Street,
FoIIs Church
Mrs. M. B. Lcmor
1909 N. Toft Street,
Arlington
Edith MeLeon
AS Leesburc Pike,
FoIls Church
Mrs. Jones Porham
no E. Foirview Street,
Alexandria
Mrs. FFenk Z. Hart
7l8 Four Mile Rood, Apt. s,
Alexandra
FFoneis A. lendsreH
2lo N. Glebe Rood, Arlington
Mrs. {. EerIe Duffy
Wovery Way. McLeon. Va.
Mrs. I. I. NunneIIy
Apt. 22I, idoho Holl.
Fort Myer, Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

The Hecht Co. White Sale, 5th H., Washington:
3rd FL SlUer Spring: 3Yd FL PGykin0toa
Evening star., 1952-08-24

M. S. White
1916 sherwood Street NE.
Miss Annie M. Love
1882 Wyoming Ave. NV.
Mrs. Reno Doy
2lll SuitIond Rd,, Wosh. 20
Mrs. Nobel P. Mills
l42 Corroie Street Sc.
M. John A. Spudis
2224 Savannah Terr. Sc.
Mrs. Thomos Tote
6722 Bird Street NV.
Mrs. oseer Miller
5326 konsos Avenue NV.
Mrs. Fronk WoIdren
1888 Newton Street NE.
Eva Willis
No. sos
483l Both Street NV.
Joon RondoIl
10Th and M Streets NV.
Apt. 705
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Miss Ruth AFends
lis D Street NV.
Mrs. Mary 6. Jones
ll2 You Street NV.
Lois N. Monsuin
l473 Irving Street NV.
Eugene e. Howley
1871 ToIbert Street Sc.
Mrs. Charles MiIlord
1868 IneIeside Terrace NV
Mrs. L. A. Kemp
1929 E. Copitol Street Sc.
Mrs. corI E. Grohem
4528 Livingston Rood S.E.
Mrs. John Nusser
Apt. 4O8
ISIS 18th Street NV.
Mrs. Vivion M. Cross
lo43 MonteIIo Ave. NE.
Helen Henderson
lElO Lang PIoce NE.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15

heifer beef calves summercypress
hay produced .95 pounds gain per
day over a 55-day period compared
to 1.18 pounds per day for alfalfa
hay, and did not tend toward scour-
ing. Second cutting summercypress
hay proved unsuitable for the heif-
ers due to the inclusion of coarse
stem portions from which the sec
ond growth grew. In all, the authors
conclude that summercypress har-
vested before Towering when 2O-26
inches tall is a palatable and nu-
tritious forage. Limited seed sup
plies are now said to be available
from South Dakota sources.
This additional information on
summercypress adds credence to the
contention made in the earlier write
up that attention to this plant as a
potential forage crop for Montana
seems justified.
Provide plenty of drinking water
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15

pared to 81 percent for alfalfa hay
in one trial with sheep and 81 com
pared to So in a second. Second
cutting summercypress hay gave SIS
percent total digestible nutrients and
alfalfa, Sc. Soft feces and some
tendency toward securing Of the
wethers was noted with summer
cypress.
Fed as a maintenance ration to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15

Provide plenty of drinking water
for the laying flock at all times.
, 1952-10-22
Equity Corporation
Officidls in ST. Thos.
For Stdtute Study

Meldrim Thomson, Presi-
dent, a n d Ruel NeWsom,
Editor in-Chief of the Equity
Publishing Corporation, ar
rived in the Virgin Islands on
Monday morning, October 20,
to conduct a preliminary sur
vey Of the proposed codifica-
ton Of the laws of the Virgin
Islands.
It will be remembered that
the Equity Publishing Corpora
ton which is codifying the
laws of the Commonwealth Of
Puerto Rico has undertaken to
make a survey of the laws of
the Virgin Islands without fee
with the understanding that
among other law book pub
fishers Equity would be given
an opportunity to bid for the
final codification job.
Messrs. Thomson and New
som are at the Government
Secretary's Office four days
this week surveying the sta
tute problem. The results Of
their studies, together with
Their editcnial and mechani-
cal suggestions. will be put in
report form and forwarded to
the Administration after their
return to the United States.
, 1952-10-22
TwoF Candidates
Withdrew From
Race for Council

Two members of the NUM-
cipal Council from Frederick
sted have withdrawn from the
race fer reelection, they are
Councilman Cyprian Caroline,
Second Member for Frederik-
sfed Town and Councilman
Walter I. N. Hodge.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Gar
dine was announced III an adj
vertisement placed in t h e
West End News; Mr.. Hodges
withdrawal was a complete
surprise to almost everyone,
and virtually assures the cleo
ton Of Euan McFarlane and
the reelection Of Councilman
Raymond Pedro, president Of
the Labor Union.
In his withdrawal Mr.. Gar
dine thanked the voters and
friends who supported him
Continued on page Al
M
, 1952-10-22
Governor Vetoes Golf
Bill Passed by
Municipal Council

The Governor yesterday We
toed a bill passed by the Mu-
nicipal Council Of st. Croix
concerning the lease Of muni-
cipal property to the Virgin
Islands Corporation for the
construction Of a golf course.
The Chief Executive stated
that he is in agreement with
the proposal to lease the parcel
Of land in question to g Q
but that the Council included
two Objectionable conditions,
i.e.: the payment Of $1,000 to
the present lessee and the re-
quirement that G @ shall
reimburse the municipality in
this amount.
The Governor stated that
the lease to the present lessee
provides that the lessee shall
be reimbursed for the cost of
fencing only and that the sum
Of $1,000 fixed by the Munich
pal Council is not known to
have been based on any APP
praisal with the terms Of the
lease.
He stated that he would APP
prove the bill if passed again
without the restrictive condi-
tons referred to above.
, 1952-10-22
Red Cross Officials
To Meet With
Nqtionul Dir. ToddY

Upon the request of Mrs.
Regina B. Bornn, Executive
Secretary of the St. Thomas
st. John Chapter Of t h 6
American Red Cross, Cover
nor de Castro has invited off
Ger Of the local Disaster
Committee as well as heads Of
facilitating government de-
partments, t 0 Government
House today, October %, at
400 pm. to meet Ray Schaef-
fer, National Director Of Dis
aster Services.
Mr.. Schaeffer will be visit
ing St. Thomas between planes
Continued On page a
, 1952-10-22
Alfred EdneY to
Lecture in Mdrket
On Friday, October "a

Alfred O. Edney, candidate
for d seat from Christiansted
Town, will speak to the people
in the Christiansted Market
place on Friday night, October
"a, at $50.
The public is invited to
attend.
, 1952-10-22
In Disagreement
With DR.. Roy Anduze.
DR.. Wiles Quits

DR.. v. Mckinley Wiles, who
came to the Virgin Islands to
serve as Consultant Urologist,
is returning to the United
States. The Commissioner of
Health insists in offering me
the position Of Physician II,
which he and the Governor
know / cannot accept, DR..
Wiles declared. His Board re-
stricts him from p~racticing
general medicine.
If the needs of the island do
not warrant the services of a
Consultant Urologist, then it
is unwise to spend the money,
he stated. He said that the
Orthopedist, Oto1arynologist
and Psychiatrist are hired on
a consultant basis and there is
nothing in these assignments
even suggesting a requirement
to take w~eek-ends, home calls
or do SO per cent general medi-
cine. As consultants t h E y
spend a single day a week in
the Virgin Islands, and the
fact that I am resident as well
as consultant does not warrant
CONTINUED on page -
, 1952-10-22
Mrs. Annd Brodhurst
SDeGks TONIGHT in
Market at $50

Mrs. Anna Brodhurst, first
candidate from Chris
tiansted Town and Suburbs,
will speak to the people in the
Market place tonight at $50.
It will be the first public ap-
pearance Of Mrs. Brodhurst.
, 1952-10-22
De Castro to Spedk
Over VISTA at 6:l5
This Evening

Governor de Castro will
give his regular weekly sup
pertime chat over radio station
VISTA this evening, it was
announced.
The Chat will come on inn
madiately after the regular
news broadcast at 6:15.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
OPEN
10 TIL DARK
EXCLUSIVE
Columbia Pines
3-Bedroom Brick RamblerS
S16.950

Conventional financing and large
wooded lot. These desirable homes
are situated on approximately u
acre or more. Attractive features
that characterize these popular
homes are all-electric GE kitchen,
plaster walls (choice of colors),
curbS, cutters and paved streets;
large living room with dining alcove,
wood-burning fireplace, picture win
dows, 3 attractive bedrooms, Vene-
tian blinds, gas heat, large storage
attic with a pulldown stairway.
FULL BASEMENT
Directions: Out Columbia pike 3ia
miles past Baileys Cross Roads to-
large sign on right. Turn right to
furnished model house.
CROWN REALTY, INC.
jE. 3-2611, JE. 3-1S30, or ewes,
JE. 4-4O71. Falls Church. Va. .
PENTAGON WORKERS
II you really want to be close to
your work. call about this almost
new de luxe, 3-bedrm. rambler.
with full basement.
MANNAS REALTY
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s3.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
FAIRFAX'COUNTY
MAKE
AN OFFER!

leaving Virginia. forced to
sell his own custom designed Cali
fornia rambler built Of stone, brick
and stucco over cool insulated frame
with such construction features as
2xlO floor joists, spaced at IL in.
2xS ceiling joists and roof rafters;
over 1900 So. ft. of living space. not
including garage. breezeway and full
basement; living rm. 19x20. with
stone fireplace. dining rm. 12xI2
kitchen l0xl2 with pantry closet;
master bedrm. 13EaxIba. with tiled
half bath and double closets; 2 other
bedrms. 14xl3 and 14xl2. adjoining
ful tiled bath; auto. gas heat, pub
lie water and sewerage facilities:
paved streets; fully HANDICAPPED
over $500 in shrubbery already
planted. Immediate occupancy. Call
JE. 3-9S55 or drive north on Old
Dominion I'd. to Kirby rd: 1steel
ST.. right block to Tucker st.,
right to 5521 N. Tucker st.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
OWNER
MUST SELL

This brand-new stone and frame
rambler offering 1896 SO. IT. Of liv-
ing space divided as follows: Living
rm. 15x19 with picture window and
log-burning fireplace, 2 twin bedrms.
measuring 12L2X12h with. generous
sized closets. full tiled bath, storage
drawers in hallway, formal dining
rm. 12x13 with built-in china cab
inets, 12x12 kitchen with all metal
cabinets. pantry closet near rear
entrance at stairs. to large bone
public water and sewerage system,
paved streets; excellent neighbor-
hood with 50-mile view: lot meas
uring S4x140 it., fully Handicapped.
Call JE. 3-9S55 or drive north on
Old Dominion rd. to Kirby I'd. (steel
overpass). west 7LlO mile to Birch
St, right ! block. to Tucker St.
right to 5523 Tucker st.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

Commerce lane. Rockyille:s y heat I i,rs SSa
nished. Rockville 2459. -
USED CAR LOT FOR RENT-on Will
son blvd. Arl.; excel. location lot
to be greatly enlarged. Phone oW.
9th AND Z N.w.-Approx. 1000 So.
IT.: End a.; large window; reason.
able; immediate possession. AUER-
2O35 M ST. N.W.-Ofice or store.
First-class condition Heat supplied.
Rent, $S5 mo. BOSS & PHELPS,
INC, 1417 K st. NV. Ma. $500.
ia THOMAS ST. NV, rm. .oxae
IT,. one side fronts alley, second COM
mercial. Gas and electricity. Rent
$50. RIA. 1865. 10
DOWNTOWN LOFT, 1000 So. It. di-
yided into 3 rooms, low rent. Carl.
g; EOS1NSKI CO, Ma. 1884. Ia
NEAR DEPT; OF AGRICULTURE
Excel. loe: for plumber, electrician
space for once and liv. quarters.
also gar. workshop and storeroom.
BI.ADENSBURG RID. N.E.-once or
store. 500 50: IT,; ideal location for
appliance sales and repairs. DI.
4120, MR.. KRAKOWER. -
A AFE.-Newly remodeled; suitable for
dr.. or dentist; heat supplied. 70 in.
spect call Ii. 3-3016. Id
CORNER STORE. 10th and II sts.
n.w.-S01 10th street NV. Occu.
Rancy at once-convenient location.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST
Co Zeal Estate Dept, 900 F at.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IMMEDIATE CASH for your home OF
apts., any location. any condition.
DI. 8S42. 81. 1889.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
sos North Capitol, Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 3 and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. Co. and Va. To sell your
house. call WETZEL REAL ESTATE
HU. 4345. Open ewes. It'll lO. pm.
MODERN, CLEAN "a bedrm. home
in good D. c. or nearby Md. loca-
ton; Sc. pref: MRS. cox. LU.
23SI36 or 81, 9$6s; su -
home. Any location, any condition.
Quick action! RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
LISTINGS on salable homes needed.
Prompt attention; expert appraisals.
D: G. or Mont: Co.. Md. STRoUP
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID foI
S'1 quick a-ssfs statement. Call MR.. PECK Pe
VIII hAi gsS9ogi sST For CASH in D. c.. Va
or Md: Listings needed. Expert ap-
SSszVSH7r Sisz'isS1;H + n,i E;.f'Sr Ra '1ls iSfs (
BY PVT. PARTY - House on Mass.
ave. Sc. betw. 18th and 18th sts.;
will make So. 500 cash down pay
ment. MA. 2014; ewes. HO. 916T.
DIATE ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR.
LISS, ME 666S: Ewes. MI. 5344.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
$19.95n

Brand-new solid brick Cape Cod on
13;acre corner lot in an exception
ally nice area. only 12 min. from
D. c. via Shirley hwy, l2x20-ft. liv.
rm. with log-burning firepl., separate
dining rm.. de luxe kit. 2 nice bed
1st hr. The attic has 8 fun windows
and is adaptable to expansion. Full
basement with huge recreation room
with nreplace. Immediate OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
HOUSES FOR ..SALE-XA.
RANCH HdJSES

OPEN SAT, SUN, 11-DARK
We have 4 custom-built homes to sell
this week end, each one q different
distinctive architectural design
Two with 2 baths, with Ia baths
/ with radiant heating and separate
din. rm., all with lge. bedrms. ane
very lge. liv. rm. Beautiful lge. lot
with paved ST., sewers, water, gas
etc. Located in one of Sleepy Hol.
lows most beautiful and exclusive
sections, restricted to custom-built
ranch-type houses. Two not Reg. x
House No. Red brick with
ground-leyel bsmt.. paneled rm. with
cedar chest; $23,500. House No. .
White brick, ranch-type rambler
center hall, 2 baths; $4,000. House
No. Radiant heat, $50, 500
House No. 4-Calif. ranch-type with
dressing rm., built-in vanity, dress
er, etc.; $4,000. Directions-Out
Lee blvd. to Seven Corners, left
around traf1ic circle to Sleepy Hol-
low I'd, 2 mi. to Valley Brook dr.,
right 8 blks. to open houses.
MALICE & BROOKS
FA. 4503 KE. 3-6647
Evening star., 1952-05-09
OLD VIRGINIA
SMALL ESTATE
6-Rm. Home on 2 Acres
Private

Peacefully Private
Located just beyond Vienna in
nearby Fairfax Co.. this unusual
property offers an opportunity for
a retiring family to live quietly
and comfortably in this gracious
home, sturdily built approximately
70 years ago. vet modern with all
OF today'S conVenienceS such as
hot-.water heat. spacious modern
kitchen with breakfast corner, dou-
Bile stainless steel sink and over
sized cabinets and counters: gra-
c1ouS living room. approximately
13x2S. with fireplace adjoining
sunroom. 9x12. and comfortable
screened porch overlooking grounds,
large closets. modern bath. expan-
sible attic. full sized basement.
2-car garage. Tucked away from
sight. Of the highway and sur
rounded by an abundance of love-
~ Towering shrubs and shade
trees plus hundreds of lockwood
and countless roses. A large space
Tor q family vegetable garden and
place to raise chickens with a
good sized chicken house in rear
OF property. Imaeine all of this
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Dick Bassett, Realtor
"Specializing in Va. Since 1922
CHI. 5057. CHI. ALL
Evening star., 1952-05-09
S19.OOO-S4 OOO DOWN

The soft. living room and the huge
wooded lot with circular driveway
are only 2 of the outstanding fea-
lures of this 3-bedrm. rambler with
permanent stairway to q tremendous
eXpan. attic with rouehed- in plumb
ing for q future 2nd bath. The neigh
Dorhood is tops and the payments
less than rent,
Evening star., 1952-05-09
HOUSES FOR SAlE--yA.
S12 q5n-S2 5nn DOWN

viii buy this newly decorated Colo
nial with large living room, separate
dining room, equipped kitchen, 2 nice
bedrms.: garage and huge lot with
plenty Of space for gardening. Vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
85OO-COTONTAI,

Solid 3-bedrm. brick on beautiful cor
ner lot with many flowers and
11x11 dining rm., IlXli Kit. with
plenty of room for breakfast nook, 8
good bedrms.. side porch of living
rm. and full. dry bsmt. The beauti-
ful condition of both the lot and
house reflect the good care given
by the owners.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
HOUSES SALE-VA. (cont.
WELLINGTON Heights

$4,000; golden opportunity in this
lovely section via Mt. Vernon blvd. !;
3-bedrm. brick rambler: breezeway
and garage: good financing. r, Z,
SWE1TzER. AL. 4S77, If no ans,
Evening star., 1952-05-09
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FLAT-Det. brick;
excellent for owner occupancy: /
unit avail. for purchaser. Call
G6oLIDsTEN BROS. RE. 1858 from
els Z CEDAR ST. N.w.-rhree-SSnit Nw~S
Only $4,000 cash down required.
RA. 1900; ewes. GE. O51S. 10
Observation-Disclosures invest
ment for only $20,00O. Three story
brick briek bullying in the heart Of the
straat business us!l district: Adjacent to King
Mr.. Nance. TE. sssi Z with iN; JACK e e.
MAIZE REALTOR, lei So. Royal
ST., Alexandria. Va. 50
Ssi 100 bedrms., 2 baths. leased
SIP: $29, 100. 5 or bedrms.. 2
PAINS farhished Leased iesseS slsp $S spts
pied. CH. 5977, not Sunday. 10
HOUSE LOCATED on gard and
Washington circle. Two apartments;
so; 900 will handle. For information,
call RE. SlS3. IL"
THIS OFFICE has for sale several
attractively priced small investment
properties IN good locations. reauir-
Ing Ing from dss ,,s $4,000 @ to $25lSoo .,s, dSEn,
l404 L St. NV. Ma. 4l57; home,
FLAT In good ne. To-
cation; tenants furnish utilities;
$I2.s5O. Kenneth HAcKMAN.
1850 K st. NV, ST. 6444; eves.,
WI. 274S. 10
FOUR UNITS; 8 baths, oil heat: cor
ner. l blk. E. Capitol Sc; income,
$235 mo. Only $l6,25O. XII. S-6930.
Ia
1916 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-9-rm. brick;
lst commercial; 3 apis; can be used
Tor Offices or other businesses; 2
baths, lge. spacious rms; ideal To-
cation; 2-car detached garage. Rea-
sOnably priced. $4,000 to So. 900
down. zAGAMI REALTY. Ii.
INDUSTRIAL BLDG-Annual income.
$S.400; taxes, water, ins. amortiza-
ton, $4,S00; 1st trust $32 800.
Owner moving to Florida desires to
sell. Principal only $65,0O0. Property
located AIS Bethesda ave-, Be
theSda, M. Call Rockville 1895, ii