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Evening star., 1952-03-19

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Evening star., 1952-04-13

Music Programs on Page Clio.
Evening star., 1952-04-13


spiritual source or to regard it
from the standpoint Of a
mystic. Yet, consciously or un-
consciously, the truly great
artist or composer is a mystic.
The more their understanding
Widens, the closer they come to
the essence of music, the more
they recognize its union with
something beyond this world.
The composers of music that
has lived for centuries felt that
they were chosen and acknowl-
edged that they owed the
possession of their talent to
a higher power. Interpreters of
that music, who have left
precious memories in the hearts
of men, must have thought of
their ability as does Kreisler,
who said: 1T was a gift of
providence. did not acquire it."
Day for Music.
This is one day of the year
when every musician must re-
alize to a special degree that
his art has other roots than in
material things. A subtle mel
ody flows through nature, none
the less potent because it is felt
and not heard. In peoples
hearts the beginnings of a song
StirS and once more there is
hope, confirmed in the sacred
meaning of the day. The age
old harmonies of nature are
there for man to convert into
the sounds known as music.
The present condition of the
world requires musicians to
think deeply Of: obligations
of their calling. Kreisler speaks
of them as the priesthood of
artists" and as the human
bridge of understanding be-
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Coming Attractions
Stage.

stage.
ARENA-'Dark of the Moon"
with George Grizzard, start
ing April %.
NEW GAYETY - "The Male
Animal" with Elliott Nu-
gent, starting April 81.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR-"A Streetcar
Named Desire" with Vivian
Leigh. starting Friday.
CAPITOL-"The Wild North"
with Stewart Granger, start
ing Saturday.
COLUMBIA - David and
Bathsheba," with Susan
Hayward, starting Friday.
DUPONT "Pictura-Adven-
ture in Art; episodes from
the lives of six artists.
KEITH-"Macao," with Jane
Russell.
Observation-Disclosures
Savage Fury" Lex Barker,
starting Friday.
ONTARIO - Thine for Men
Only with Paul Henreid.
PALACE-"The Pride of st.
Louis" with Dan Daley,
starting Friday.
PLAYHOUSE - "Deadline.
U. S. A." with Humphrey
Bogart.
PLAZA - "Clouded Yellow"
with Jean Simmons, start
ing Thursday.
TRANS-LUX-"Encore," with
Roland Culver.
WARNER - "a Streetcar
Named Desire" with Vivian
Leigh, starting Friday.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

6I me ASSoCiote0 TIeSS
HOLLYWOOD.
Director Claude Binyon wants
the reaction cards eliminated
from sneak previeWs.
I'D like to open up the audi
ence to a forum discussion after
the preview instead" says Bin
yon. And ask honest reaction
only"
He added that the unsigned
reaction cards can have undue
influence.
Il know one mediocre actor
who sent his entire family and
young brothers Boy Scout troop
to the sneak He was a pretty
awful performer but the num-
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tween naClOIS. lie De1eVeS III
a dedication Ito the cause of
true art and to the marshalling
of its forces as the God INSPIRED
pacifier."
If an artist and man of the
world like Kreisler can pro-
claim himself a mystic, feel that
his art is the dedication of a
priesthood to draw, with love
all men together, then there
is no shame in adopting this
approach to music.
Force for Good.
Never before has it been so
necessary to call upon muSi-
clans to become an active force
for good in the world. They
have need, more than ever. of
the cultivation of qualities that,
reflected in their music, will
keep high the morale of peo-
pie and plant in their souls a
greater longing for spiritual
truths. The heart cannot
project, however. the all-em-
bracing love of which Kreisler
speaks unless it is tuned to the
great Sacrificial love commemo-
rated at Eastertide.
Composers, in whose hands
rests the guiding of music's
progress, have sought their in
Spiration in the Superficiality
and materialism of the present
time. An appeal to the intellect
may be found in the angularity
of design in their music, and
its harShneSS of sound, but little
that touches the soul. 1t reflects
mans confusion but offers no
remedy. Only occasionally is
that other music, found in the
rhythm of growing things, in
the melody of birdsong, of the
spring wind and rain, in the
rebirth of nature and, accord
ing to divine promise, of man
to be recognized in what is
written now.
The renowned violinist, whose
life spans many crises in his
tory, speaks from a conviction
gained in experience. He knows
that for every individual there
is in some form of music "the
nearest approach to the infinite
God"
The American University
Concerts, a new enterprise of
the University with Patrick
Hayes as its managing director
for the next five years, has an
nounced II attractions to be
held in Constitution Hall dur
ing the 1928 season. These
concerts are an outgrowth of
the Hayes Concert Bureau and
the Dorsey Concert Bureau
activities which heretofore
brought major attractions to
the city.
The season will begin on
Sunday, October 10, with a
concert by the Danish State
Symphony Orchestra. 1t will be
followed by the New York Phil
harmonic with Dimitri Nitro
poulcS, conducting. on Novem-
ber 18. The Chicago Symphony
is scheduled for March 8, 1858.
Rafael Kubelik, son of the late
famous violinist, is the conduc-
tor.
Two Gilbert and Sullivan
operettas. THE Mikado" and
Patience" will be given here
on December 6 and 7, respec-
lively. The following pianists
will appear: Gina Bachauer.
February 8; Horowitz, January
20: Solomon, March 10,
and Artur Rubinstein, March
%. jeanette Macdonald, So
prano. will give a recital on
November 80. The Trapp
Family Singers appear here on
December ID and Jan Peerce,
tenor. on January 18. Other
singers are Patrice Munsel,
February IT; Marian Anderson,
March ID and Vienna Choir
Boys, March "a. The only
violinist to appear will be
Jascha Heifetz. His recital is
March I
Evening star., 1952-04-13
New Kind of Quiz Sought on Films

ber OF favorable comments that
showed up convinced the pro-
ducers they were wrong. They
actually brought him back for
additional scenes and ruined the
movie"
Evening star., 1952-04-13
He Gets Around
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Mel Ferrer must rate as the
movies most versatile performer
He has danced, acted, written.
directed and produced with
much success both on the stage
and in Hollywood.
For his latest picture, "Lili," he
has mastered a new talent that
could even make him big in
televiSion.
He plays the role of a puppeteer
Evening star., 1952-04-13
News Of Music
Easter ReQsserts
Music Mysticism
Spiritual Inferences of the Season
Confirm KreisIer's Own Doctrine
By Alice Eyersmon

Fritz KreiSler, the most uni
versally bevolevd artist, once
said: THE nearest approach to
the infinite God available to
any of us, is through some
form of music. I am what
might be called a mystic. :.
How can one be a real muSi-
clan and not be mystic?"
It is not a general practice
today to associate music with a
Evening star., 1952-07-12

EXCLUSIVE REALTORS
2412 MINNESOTA AVE Sc
Ao' 4-oo4o Ewes. AK. 1d76
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

5000 DOWN will buy this 4I-ft.
brick rambler On approx. VI acre OF
ground; liv.-din. rm. combination,
large kitchen, 8 bedrooms and bath.
s1ss44' S1ss y. 10TH Arlington Va. Ala "a
ASSUME LARGE LOAN ON this 5-rm.
Cape Cod, located q few doors OF
Glebe rd.; living .rm. with fireplace,
floor. 2 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
Price, S16,500. Reasonable down
n. 10th. Ari,. Va. IA. 5-S644. ia
NEAR GLEBE RID. and Old Lee hwy.
Row brick containing living room,
dining room, Kitchen, and large sun
bath on second floor. Oil heat. Con-
venient to shopping center and the
ater.. Price. $13, $50. which includes
NJ, y st. Jnss;. n:g;. DI. s6ss. Sat. and Syn,
BRICK CAPE COD, s16,soo 10 10 3
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
full bsmt. in q quiet neighborhood.
CHANEL & Co. JE: 2-9660..
$2 800 DOWN-2-bedrm. rambler In
attrac; area nr. schools. CHANEL &
Mr.. vIENNA-5-bedrm. house with
earpost otnii y on rm aess has drsp eSupped s9u
kit. with din. area. This is q specu-
lative buy; stucco over brick, new
throughout. Make an offer. DILLON
LAND CO.. FA. 3777, FA. 1853.
STONE HOUSE, custom built in Falls
Church. mr.. parochial school; 8 lge.
cheerful rms. stone firepl.. 2z
baths. full bsmt., recr. rm., maids
rm.; garage; over "a acre. all for
$23,950. DILLON LAND CO.,
FA. 3777. FA. 1859.
LOVELY FAIRFAX LOCATIONS
nice rms. and tile bath. firpel.. oil
h.-w.h.: screened porch carport;
beautiful shrubbeIy. " acre. $14,-
FA. 1855.
OWNER HAS LEFT and wants offer
on this 3-bedrm brick rambler; Falls
Church area; city utils.; close to bus;
completely equip. kit. Asking S14,-
700: will accept reas. down pymt.
Excel. financing. Exclusive. AR
FAX REALTY, Pa. 1460. -13
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VALUE PLUS-3-bedroom stone and
prick Colonial; liv. rm... 13x2O; din.
bsmt. with recr. rnl., oil hof.water
heat Large lot, 65x1S0; in pretty
section. Priced $22,5OO; liberal
terms. c. F. WOODROE. INC. OK.
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FOR COMFORT

OPEN SUN. s TILL DARK
located; beautiful yard,
trees; spacious 2-bedrm. bungalow:
large liv. rm., fireplace, screened
side porch. full din. rm.. bright mod.
kit, fnll basement. Must see this.
Out baltimore blvd. to Queensbury,
right to 4Sth- left to Sheridan. right
TO house. Call Mrs. James, AP.
K1RKs REALTY CO, REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-07-12
3-Bedrm. CT Ramblers
Go SnO <1 00n Cash

These new ramblers have been CT ap-
proved at $12,500, recurring only
81. 300 cash to a GI. If you wanC
a basement they can be had for
S13.500. These are located In For
estville, on the Marlboro pike. close
Navy Hydrographic. Call Mr. wells
(WI. 6690) for details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV:
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--vA.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
BEVERLY HILLS
OAE nm

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The large family or the executive
with, entertainment problems will
revel in the size. facilities and
quality offered in this charming
home. Brand-new 2-story Colonial
brick, built by q master craftsman;
Of the finest materials and work
manship. First floor features large
living room with fireplace, separate
dining room Of ample size, large
kitchen equipped with oversize re-
frigerator, de luxe stove. beautiful
cabinets, dishwasher, garbage dis
posal and fan: powder room and
eozy den with another fireplace and
built-in bookcases. End a. has AZ
baths. Stairway to fioored attic,
which could be finished into addi-
tionaI bedrooms II desired. The
basement has q large recreation
room with fireplace and built-in
bar, laundry room, bath and maid S
room. There Is q screened porch,
sun deck and attached garage.
THE M. II. BARRY ORG.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave-. Alex, Va.
THE OLD RELIABLE OFFICE"
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA'S FINESTi Alexandria's S
finest. modern. new. 3 and bedrm
homes in choice locations. These are
unusual properties intended for
discriminating home buyers. Priced
under $4,000. new Regulation X
terms. Call Mr.. Brown. TIE. 3445
ewes. and Sun, AL. 1852. CHAS. r.
HOOFF. NC 1907 Duke ST.. Alex.
ALEXANDRIA-Belle Haven; $5, 900
down payment will handle; lovely
3-bedrm., 2-bath home, in this fine
section; all modern with 20xl0 den
and large screened porch. quiet
street; total price. S29,500. Call
Mr.. Brown, TIE. 3445; ewes. and
SUM-, AL. 1852. CHAS r. HOOFF,
INC, 1907 Duke ST.. Alex. --I3
TOWN HOUSE-3-story
brick In old section with view OF
Potomac Rlver; IL rooms. 2A baths
newly DECORATED; Price $2ss 800 e
tor, SIT King ST., Alex. Va. Al
2422; ewes. Al. 1882. liz
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GOOD Groom house, modern con-
veniences. 2-car garage. good gar
Den. Convenient to churches. school
cash. bal. less than rent. Call
CHAs. FLOWERS. Ho. 6SSS after
5:30 pm. 13s
OWNER, in service. has orders: must
sell 3-bedrm. rambler. In Pimmit
' Hills; One week to sell. All rea-
sonable offers considered. CT list
loan with low payment. JE. 3-8299.
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4-BEDROOMS, GARAGE
CHTTJTJNG Mn

S17.950 or less; and that is only the
asking price. Conveniently located
and most desirable for the large
family Featuring large living room
room. room aS kitehen, ! ASiAf ioVeis bedrooms rooms
and tile bath, all on 1st floor;
large bedrooms upstairs. Full base
ment, built-in garage, and alumi-
mum storm windows. Possession
about Is days. Call Mr.. Berens, jr..
Sat. HpF59RiicK ana SSn;i at IA. N1 300; S%saNs
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
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.R ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

detached brick home Of 2 bedrms.
up. Liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen, full
bsmt., big lot for children. Sickness
forces owner to sell for S15.75O.
Call Mr.. Loomis with BOSS a.
PHEaPS; sPSs me- ia. $4,000; ewes.
ATTR. SEMIDET. CORNER BRTCR-
5 rms. and bath with shower, In
excel. cond. Only S13,25O, terms.
Assume CT loan Of $4,000. payable
$50 per mo. incl. prin. int, taxes
and insurance. VIII take 2nd trust.
Immed. possession. Phone OWNER.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

LOOK AT THISLA new 3-bedroom
brick rambler in Q superb North
Arlington location. Spacious living
room with fireplace. large dining L,
IuIy equipped kitchen. grand base
side entrance. For $17.95O this low
ly home can't be beat. EDWARD r.
BRIGGS. IA. 5-7744. IA. Ql64.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS"-Custom-
built brick home less than 2 yrs. old
with bedroom and bath on frst floor.
Two master bedroom suites of two
rooms and private baths on second
foor. Large living room with pic.
dining room; deIightful kitchen with
breakfast corner, diswasher and
disposal; large screen porch OF
dining room and kitchen. Full base
ment with servants bath. Gas heat.
Lifetime roof. Built-in garage. At
GREEN CO.. Exclusive Agents. IA.
2-3S3S; ewes. and Sun. la. 2.22aQ
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C11St0Yn-RI1i1t Rrick

LARGE hit, t. Completely EQUIP. "a Break
fast nook, din. rm., large Av. rm.
with firepl. and one bedrm. 2nd q.
has 2 full-size bedrms., 1 small rm.
Dry bsmt. Det. gar. On one acre
Of ground. Yard very nicely. land
scaped with large trees and sur
rounded by unique picket fence.
Ideal country place on hard surface
road and busline. $13,250.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
I'm 1R4A I'm 3222
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i ing Hss,,me a.syS .syS s S1n 1es,o ne1s Is
trust at $65.47 Der mo, inciudin,
insurance and taxes. Total price
$l4 $t4iY9 ;z09; he cash rsqTTiNrsad; 81 Ss i5So
EE;faitsSTs +; sasss s1z - king =. Siex.. ys
NV 2s2s saMrSET.' hXEsf:' f Srick 44iS home. IN IL
yestors please note. Living room
13x20; large. din. rm.; 3 lge. bed:
rooms: full bsmt.. with lavatory; !
blks: OF Glebe rd.; price, S17. 800
SSSs %SopRoE flnsnciNs aHc ox eysils6ls IBIS 9. F
bier; liv. rm. with frepl., 1Sx16
large corner bedrms.. GE aIl-electri,
kit. with dishwasher and Disposal
full bsmt.. tiled bath; priced fol
quick sale at $17.500: your termi
considersd. c. F. WooDRoE. INC.
new 4.BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLEr
Golf and Country Club. Full bsmt.
ing $33.500; liberal terms. C. r
uNfSHa uNNoS1RR2Eab 2EadSS 5SSI aSxusIEo az sIo22. N.vl,
decorated: elec. kit: near schools
bus, churches and stores. Only :
miles D. c. Open 10 to s Sat.-Sun
4121 North 21st st.. cherrydaie;, Va
4.koSM RI Si2oYa HOUSE, and u.il. ls rm..
pCTrches; :G pump gD.I5. II kit n4 bath nds, aS
6400 Powell St. ! blk. from Cul
more shopping center. So, 500
$500 down. $50 per mo. Cali yE
CHOICE COHSs vIEw--New brick rambler I
mr.. Alexandria; 21x13 nv. rm. will
fireplace, din. .rm.,. 2 .bedrms.. mode
kit; full bsmt.. acre Must Sc,
'e.v,np to appreciate: Ri s.4ssSSl sSSl7.7bo. oTIpe'
4,,BEDRooM, 2A-bath brick ram
inston met oof and co1ntry nssl Cub. VIA VIA
center hall, living room (14x22
with fireplace and corner pictur
windows; dining room f12x14l
3 twin size. bedrooms. 1 single bed
room. All-electric kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. Full basemen
with recreation room and fireplace
servants room and bath. 2-car built
in garage. gas heat. large terrace
Now vacant, immediate possession
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., Ex
elusive Agents. IA. 2-3S3s. eyes
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.S ESTATE Q
80 acres in nearby Loudoun Counts
near Leesburg. Spacious home witt
42-foot living room with Q fireplaces
walnut paneled library with fireplace
3h baths, 2-cer stone garage. TIL
finest in construction and detail
Excellent horse stable with 12 hors
stalls; bluegrass pasture with whit
paddock fence. Located within 3
miles to downtown Washington
S55, 900. GEORGE MASON GREE
CO., Exclusive, AGENTS, IA. S-3s3s
ewes. and sun. CH. 0l42. lis
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MAKE OFFER

As little as $1,000 down: det. lge
family home: in good cond.; full
bsmt., gas heat: on nicely land,
scaped 1-acre lot; shown by ap.
poir1tment. For information, call
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. A-1s00. Ewes. LU. 1-SS50;
--A
Evening star., 1952-07-12
RIVERWOOD
OPEN 1 TO 6, SAT. sun

OEEN ~ q, GkA s-DO1N.
New stone and brick williamsburg
Colonial. loc. in exclusive, restricted
Riverwood. on approx. u acre OF
eround; featuring extra large rms,
DESIGNED for gracious living. in
din. rm., den. screened porch and
kit. with space for eating. End mr.,
3 twin-size bedrms.. 2 full baths
and extra ordinary closet space.
Full basement. planned for complete
disability. To reach: BY way Of
Memorial Bridge, follow Georse
Washington MsmSrisl pkEys to . Lor.
on N. Nelson to 25th rd... to house.
BY way Of Key Bridge. follow Lee
hwy. to Edgewood, right to Lorcum
lane. right on Nellie Custis. to NJ.
Nelson and left on 25th. right to
house. ~ -lS
Evening star., 1952-07-12
3-BEDROOM BEAUTY

WAOI1. Ed II ER0
DIST. HGTS.
S16,950
Large living room with fireplace, din
ing, fully equipped kitchen. two
bedrooms and bath on first floor.
master bedroom on 2nd, beautifully
finished of with built-in closets and
bunk beds. A home fit for colonel.
outdoor fireplace, screened porch.
Call MR.. TAYLOR, he may pay cash
for your house in trade. OIL. 1892.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
MA 5000 Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-12
WOODLAWN
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 Pm.

46II TULh FL.
Detached brick home, lip. rm. with
firepl.. fsmily-sized din. rm. and lge,
mod. kit: 3 lge, bedrms. and tiled
bath on 2nd A.; full bsmt.. gas a.-c.
heat; level lot: priced for immed.
sale.
j. LEE DONNELLY
MA. 1915 Realtor Ewes. GE. 1894
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81 500 Down, 500 Per Mo.
SUBURBAN BRICK

euperbly built. immaculate condition;
located Just on Annapolis rd.; feas
roomy equipped Kitchen % with auto
washer; tile bath and two large bed
rooms, all on one floor; pulldown
stairway to large attic; gas a.-c
heat. Price, S10,S50. Take over
this Gl loan. Call Mr.. Berens, IT..
ma. 5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
OPEN l TO 6
TIA AUBURN AVE.

TAkUMA PARk
rms. frepI.. metal storm win windows,
full dry bsmt., gas auto. heat; lge.
fenced yard; l blk. from schools,
shopping, transp. Reas. priced at
S15.950 or best offer. Out N. H.
ave. l mile past D. C. line, left on
days by appt. HARRY PORETSKY
& SONS, INC, 1913 K st. NV.
UN. 1850. Ia
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2-BEDROOM-$2,300


2-BEDROOM-
Low PRICE
Only $299 down buys perpetual
lease; 2-story, asbestos siding, hard
wood floor, full bath, dining alcove,
front and rear yards; public and
parochial schools; swimming pool.
2-BEDROOM BRICK, $3.50
FULL PRICE
Only $6S2.50 down buys perpetual
lease. Fire-resistant construction,
copper and brass plumbing, oil-fired
h.-w.h. separate din. rm., master
bedrm. Q1x17); front and rear
yards, schools, Fairgrounds, park,
trees.
Out q. s. past the
y. of Md. right on Greenbelt I'd.
mi. to property.
GREENBHLT VETERANS
HOUSING CORP.
40-A Crescent Rd., ,Greenbelt, Md.
OR OS21 II
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ANNANDALF

ANNANDALE
Two-bedroom brick bungalow, lge.
liy. rm., equipped kit. utility room,
oil hot-air heat, summer winter
hookup; deep. shady lot; close to
Price. $4,000. $4,000 cash. No.
exclusive with
UHLER & co.
Annandale FA. 7424. Vienna 1856.
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OPEN 2 TO z PM.
1907 ERSKINE ST.

OPEN 2 TO Z PM.
1907 ERSKINE ST,
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
On q well-shaded corner lot stands
this individually designed brick
rambler, consisting of 5 large color
full bedrooms, large living room, a
uniquely designed dining room.
large equipped kitchen with lots Of
windows and outside entrance.
Ready for occupancy. To reach: /:
Out New Hampshire ave., Ia miles
past the District line to Erskine ST.,
sharp IT., turn to blocks to open
sign. Mr.. Beasley, JU. S-2097.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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16-ACRE ESTATE
ENTERPRISE ROAD
nDEM IN AM q DIM

Va A14N ~ x4sANAs q i s4t4s
First time open for inspection. This
tan, brick house, 8, years old, pre-
senting center hall entrance. liv.
pTae. T l6T34 p5 with T Esst Hsatolft0r iss iy Tf
equipped kitchen, separate breakfast
Master bedrm. 1925. with brick
fireplace; 2 other twin-Size bedrms.
Full. colored tile HOLLYWOOD bath.
Full bSnt... built-in 2-car garage.
Oil h.w.h. Lge. side porch. 10
acres are planted in tobacco. which
netted the owner better than S5. 900
last. year. Balance Of acreage in
garden and grazing land. Entire
property is cleared. Several out
buildings. consisting Of tobacco
barn. that will hold more than
so. 900 plants. Chicken house 20x60.
with electricity and water. This is
must II you are interested in q
small farm. located in an excellent
neighboThood. Just 9 miles from the
the. heart Of Washington. Reason
able down payment required, and
the owner will hold the balance In
. first trust. Directions: Out Gen.
tral ave. on Route 2l4. miles past
the trattic light at Largo. Md. Turn
left on first hard-Surfaced road.
This Is Enterprise I'd. Continue
about 2l2 miles to house and open
sign on left. For additional infor-
nation. call Mr.. Jordon. with
A. A. CAROZZA co.
EXCLUSIVE REALTORS
24l2 MINNESOTA AVE Sc.
Ao' 4-Oo4o Ewes. AK. 1I76
Evening star., 1952-07-12
MISSIONER "

4 home in the best OF Westover Arl-
ington; big lot, 75xl50; many trees;
q little private, 3 bedrooms, Ih
baths, garage, laundry. first floor;
full basement, hot-air heat; about
2 blocks from 3 schools and West
over shopping center. This would
be Just nice for o better-class family
with children to play among trees in
rear. Brick and some frame. Dir. !:
Washington blvd. to Westover, right
to 1906 Lexington ST., or Lee hwy
to Lexington St. left to house. 13'
Evening star., 1952-07-12
1,750 Cash, $79 Mo-, Vet.

81, ,750 Cash, $79 Mo-, Vet.
Lovely Bungalow-A Acre
Above terms include taxes and ms
on this custom-built home, located
Lanham area. built for owners own
use. Includes many unusual features
Large bedrooms, attractive floor
plan. Large closets. Your wife will
love this kitchen. Natural trim work.
Fun basement, outside entrance;
deep level lot: block from Lanham
Price $13,500. Call Mr.. Hall. Ma.
5000, days, 81. 4I9O, ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ROSEMONT
S16.5OO

It Is seldom that you can buy Q g.
this desirable and essaS Convenient a0 nsisia n
borhood for this low price-and
better yet, assume an S11 800 Az
CT loan with low monthly payments.
Make ARRANGEMENTS to see It now.
The M. Fl. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave-. Alex. Va,
Al: 0958 TE; 57S0 TE; 2442