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more's Commission on Chronic
Illness. said the panel on chronic
illness had spent much time on
the need of integrating services
for care of chronically i'll patients.
He pointed out that "a lot OF
patients are in the wrong beds"
explaining that many patients
now in nursing homes actually
are too i'll for that type of care.
Furthermore, he said, many beds
in hospitals for acute diseases are
filled by chronically i'll patients
who should be cared for in an
other-type institution.
DR.. Roberts also pointed out
that under present voluntary
health insurance plans. families
are insured against, short term ILL
ness. He said these plans need
some modification. SO persons
may, if they wish, buy protection
against long and expensive sieges
of chronic illness.
He said the increasingly serious
problem of care for the disabled
will become "millstone" unless
improved methods of caring for
the chronically i'll and aged are
developed.
Older People Need Help.
Miss Ollie A. Randall. consultant
on services for the aged, Com
munity Service Society of New
York City. said the panel on health
Iof the aging estimated there are
I12.5 million persons in the Ma
tion who are IS or more years old.
By 1875. she said, this figure will
be almost double.
"One of the most vital needs of
Older people" she reported, lis a
change from the traditional mega
tive attitude toward them"
She warned that disease and
disability among the aged and
Iaging is so great that therapeutic
and restorative measures for them
warrant high priority in the coun-
try's planning.
Miss Randall said publically sup
ported centers for diagnosis and
even medical care may provide
part of the answer.
Officials pointed out that recon-
|mendations made during these
progress report" sessions would
not necessarily appear in the final
report of the commission, which
still has much work to do.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Despite the aggressiveness Of all
the contending delegate states and
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Queen Dances Till Dawn
At Debutunte Party
Ry the Associated Press

LONDON, July Queen Eliza
beth danced until the early hours
today at her first ball since the
death of her father, King George
VI.
The young queen and her sister.
Princess Margaret. were among
400 guests at the ball given by
the Marquess of Londonderry and
the Earl and Countess Of Leicester
to mark the coming out of their
daughters, Lady Annabel Stewart,
18, and Lady Carey Coke, II.
Dancing continued until a dawn
breakfast.
The British court ended its off,
cial mourning period June !.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Arlington Child Clinic Gets
Public Health Nurse

A Fairfax County public health
nurse has been assigned to the
Northern Virginia Crippled Chill
|dren's Clinic in the Arlington
County Health Department build
ing, 1900 North Edison street.
Miss Alberta Johnson, the first
Fairfax nurse to be assigned to the
clinic, will spend two days a week
there in connection with cases
from Fairfax County under treat
Iment at the clinic.
The assignment will be rotated
|among Fairfax nurses until all
have worked with the orthopedic
nurse in charge of the clinic.
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the complexity of the issues liz
volved in most of the contests. the
long session yesterday had little
disorders and comparatively few
temper flareups. EAsssl
= Committee Chairman Ross Riz-
ley, a former House member from
Oklahoma and AN avowed Taft
advocate, seemed to go out of bis
way to give contestants, their at
torneys, and committee, members
every reasonable opportunity to be
heard and to ask questions.
Representative Brown also dis
played a conciliatory attitude.
This was especially obvious on
several occasions.
For 21a hours last night the
Louisiana Taft faction led by Mr..
jackson and the Eisenhower group
spearheaded by Mr.. Wisdom, a
Tulane University law professor,
staged a spectacular battle.
Charges Rump Sessions.
Mr.. Wisdom. a dynamic orator
and organizer, produced not only
charts but also a procession of
WitneSses-including several ap-
pealing young women. He charged
that the Jackson followers held
rump sessions and chose their
own delegates when outnumbered
by the Republicans for Eisen-
hover organization in Louisiana.
Mr.. Jackson calmly but relent-
lessly pounded back by asserting
that the Wisdom group harbored
many Democrats in disguise. He
said some of them couldn't even
be called fly-by-night Republicans
because their sojourn in alleged
Republican circles was so brief.
He declared that the Eisenhower
organization in Louisiana got
most of its money from Demo-
Gratis.
Mr.. Jackson scoffed at Mr.. Wis
dom's description Of the Republi-
can State Committee as a "phan-
tom" a one-maa show and a Co
conspirator in a plot to hold rump
sessions" to round up a delegate
slate for Senator Taft.
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Taft Delegates Win.

The committees timetable yes
terday-far briefer in print than
it sounded or appeared to a
jammed and televised hearing hall
was as follows:
Voted unanimously at noon to
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Escape in B.,2e Crush

GONZALES, Tex. July 9 P).--
An Air Force B-29 crashed in
flames 10 miles southwest of here
to-day. AL II men aboard were
reported to have bailed out safely.
The ship was from Randolph Field
| at San Antonio. 4
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recommend seating of regular"
Florida delegation of 18. Taft
campaign managers claim II.
The remaining one has been listed
as an Eisenhower man.
Voted 80 to 81 at 4 pm. for seat
ing of an all-Taft delegation of
II from Georgia. The delegates
approved by the Credentials Com
mittee were opposed by a "regu-
lar" Republican organization in
that State. The all-Taft delega-
ton is headed by Roy G. Foster.
The one counted out by the COM
mittee was led by National Com
mitteeman Harry Sommers and
contained at least 13 delegates
favoring Gen. Eisenhower.
Voted unanimously at 4:30 pm.
for the seating of Kansas dele
gate for Gen. Eisenhower. after
no one showed up to press an
earlier appeal by the Taft SYM
pathizerS in that State.
Howard Group Is Winner.
Voted 48 to 2 at 6:15 pm. to
seat a Mississippi f1ve-delegate,
pro-Taft group headed by Perry
Howard. Washington Negro at
torney and Republican national
committeeman from Mississippi.
Voted 20 to 20 at 10 pm. to
seat Puerto Rican delegation
of three members. This included
Hector c. Blanes, a Taft backer.
He was put on the delegation in
place of Charles H. Julio, an
Eisenhower Club organizer, in a
compromise" repeatedly worked
out last week during Republican
National Committee hearings on
delegate contests. Mr.. Julio pro-
tested that he knew nothing of
any compromise. The second
member of the delegation is for
Senator Taft and the third has
not yet disclosed his choice.
Voted unanimously at 1890
pm. to recommend the seating
of an Eisenhower delegate from a
Missouri district. A protest had
been filed by a woman who be-
|lieyed some one aligned with Sen
|ator Taft should have been
elected.
Previous Decisions Upheld.
In every instance yesterday the
Credentials Committee upheld de-
cisions last week by the National
Committee.
In various other respects, how.
ever, the Taft-controlled Creden-
tials Committee was accused o1
inconsistency by pro-Eisenhower
members.
Consistency" said the Wiscon-
sin member, Vernon w. Thomp-
son, "is Jewel when 1t is right
but I don't want the Republican
Party to be consistently wrong
His complaint, and similar OBJ
jections by several others, cen
tered on the votes which repudi-
ated the Republican State or
ganization in Georgia while su-
staining such organizations in
Florida and Mississippi.
It was noted, too. that tbs
majority vote in the Georgia con-
test went contrary to decisions
by the Republican National Com
mittee in 1948 and 1914 while con-
forming to the national commit
tees finding last week affecting
the same two conflicting groups
Comparatively Few Flareups.
Furthermore, in the opinion OF
the Eisenhower forces, the Gre
|dentials Committee decisions in
the Florida and Georgia contests
were in line with rulings by courts
in those States But in the Mis-
Isissippi case concerning Mr.. How.
ard, the committee decision ig-
|nored a court decision against his
group.
Despite the aggressiveness Of al.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25

ceived over the phone" The man.
ager still claimed, however, that
no accommodations were avail
able for March 6 because of Gas
ter" Mrs. Seligsberg pointed out
in her complaint that March 6
was more than d month prior to
the Easter holiday.
In letter to the New Jersey
Division Against Discrimination.
Oscar Groner. Of Newark, New
Jersey Regional Director Of the
Anti Defamation League Of B'nai
Birth. recalled that numerous
persons of Jewish faith had COM
planned Of discriminatory p1ac-
tees on the part Of the Chalfonte-
EIaddon Hall Hotel.
Mr.. Groner further pointed out
that "the hotel frankly admitted
it's anti-Semitic policy in a cir
cular letter to travel agents dated
July %, 1885," which noted that
1--WE solicit Gentle patronage"
Subsequently, the hotel denied
following a policy of discrimina-
ton but, Mr.. Groner added, "com-
plants invariably point out that
persons with Jewish names who
wanted to make a reservation at
the hotel were told that no ac-
commodations were available
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25

in Atlantic City because Of his j
The incident which prompted
the action by the recently retired
New York Supreme Court Judge
occurred on March S, 1852, when
he attempted to make reserva-
ton for a double room through
the Chalfonte's New York office.
The request was made via tele-
phone by the Judges secretary
in his name. Later that same day
the Hotels New York representa-
tive called back to say that no
accommodations were available
for the desired dates, March 25th
to April LIST.
"Suspecting that the refusal Of
accommodations was due to my
Jewish name" Justice Steinbrink
stated. II Immediately arranged
for a telephone call to be made
to the New York Office Of the
respondent hotel under the name
Of John Elliot"
This reservation, the Judge as
serted, which was for the same
accommodations originally re-
quested by him, was granted by
the hotel and subsequently con-
firmed by letter.
On the basis of these facts, JUS
tice Steinbrink concluded in his
complaint that the Chalfonte-
Haddon Hall had denied him ac-
commodations ION account Of my
creed. thereby violating the law
of New Jersey barring such dis
elimination"
The Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Hotel has also been named in
similar complaint filed with the
New Jersey Division Against
Discrimination by Mrs. Rose
Seligsberg of New York City.
Mrs. Seligsberg maintained that
she called the hotel for a single
reservation for March 6 and was
assured by a room clerk that Il
could come to the hotel any time
and that they had any number Of
rooms available" After giving her
name. however. she subsequently
received letter from George j.
Turcotte. the manager. stating
that no accommodations were
available because the hotel was
completely booked to capacity"
Mrs. Seligsberg related that she
went to Atlantic City on March
8 and pointed out to Mr.. Turcotte
that his letter was Inconsistent
with the information / had re-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25
Enjoy JocIksonvilIe's Beaches
Steinbrink Files Formal Complaint
Against New Jersey Hotel

Brooklyn has filed formal COM
Jersey Division Against Discrimination charging
by the characterization Hall
in Atlantic his Jewish creed"
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1.-THE WORLDS FINEST"
Beech firms advertising and appreciate patronage

when, in fact, accommodations
were available and offered to per-
sons with non-Jewish names"
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HILLSIDE MD

HILLSIDE, MD.
BUNGALOW. S1O,95O
Beau; dc; home. Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
moo. KIT" bedrms.. tiled bah with
shower. Full bsmt. Gas hit. Det.
gar. A good but at q good price.
Terms to suit. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA & CO,
EX. 4113. Eyes AP o362
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HYATTSVILLE
Assume FHA-GI loan. Liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. and breakfast nook on 1st
mr.; 3 bedrms. and bath up: built
IN gar; fuil bsmt.; new h.-a. heat:
at S17,950; terms.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
Evening star., 1952-04-02

$33 ,900-Colonial
large brick home on Lorcom lane
NEW-NOT REG. x! 3 bedrooms
ga paths, beautiful kitchen, Screen
ed poSrch: attached garage. It has
Ji91 JJiE9eryInlns-plus spaciousness and
ulsnlty. Reasonable down payment
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
SLIGO CREEK PKWY.
$40 QSO

Most unusual split-level modern
home, overlooking a babbling brook,
only 4 years old and in excellent
condition; decorated to suit the
Three bedrooms, Ia baths. We
honestly believe this to be the
finest home value on today's mar
ket. For appt. to inspect, call Mrs.
Carter, Ma. $500; eyes,. OR. 1854.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st.
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AP. S40O. Ewes. WA. 6639.
Heights-$14,25O
5015 54th PLACE

MAKE OFFER
Two-bedrm. prewsr Cape Cod, iv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., kit, bath;
stairway to exp. attic; full hsmt.,
outside entr.: huge corner lot.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 6SoS. Realtors.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARLINGTON
BRICK RAMRT,E FIR

GARAGE-PoRcH-Nor REG. K.
In close-in convenient No. Arl. loca-
tion Of individual homes. Out Will
son blvd. about 3 min. beyond
Hecht's. Only Z months old. It's
all brick, has lovely larger-t than
average rooms, tiled bath. large de
luxe dream kitchen, storage attic,
oversize brick garage, level lot,
Bus passes door. Around $1,000
will handle. See today by calling.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
cH. 1927 Call Q TIL g.. CH. 5S73
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HULL 7 WOOD
Assume CT loan. Three bedroom brick
bungalow, 2 years old: full bsJnt.:
fenced lot. $3.50 Down. S73 per
month. includes taxes, interest and
insurance. Full price, S12,95O.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
UN, 1919 I'm 2o.l2
Evening star., 1952-04-02
FOREST HEIGHTS

FOREST HEIGHTS
Immac. 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW. lust u
blk. OF Indian Head hwy. Features
equip. kitchen. firepl.. cedar lined
closets, gas heat, car port, and
nicely handicapped lot. Assume 4eo
loan with reas. terms. FRED BUR-
CESS, vi. 2S02 till 8.
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Woodside Realty Co.
SH 6ado rrtIl q pAE

FLOWER AND FRANKLIN
Offering new 3-bedrm., 21a bath brick
rambler. in top neighborhood, for
$23 500. Many features include 20
It. liv. rn. with built-in bookshelves;
l2xl2 oip. rm., huge kit. with
breakfast space; master bedrm. with
Pvt. bath; all bedrmS. twin size;
chaser to select decorations. Very
close to shopping. transp. and 2
blocks to school
Woodside Realty, SH. 6440
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OPEN SUNDAY
II AM. to 6 PM.
Silver Spring-Woodmoo
No. 6 EaStmoor Drive
CORNER PIERCE DRIVE)
CpETTAY nADGATN

Oelightfully different home in a
highly desirable community, near
public and parochial schools and
conv. to shopping center. Designed
tiful setting; Diet. rambler, built
With the. famous st. Joseph brick.
White asbestos roof; liv. rm., pic
ture window. firepl, din. rm.; French
doors leading to large porch; de
luxe kit; Beauticraft cabinets. elec.
tary In one oven; large refgr.; 3
bedrms.; bath, built-in vanity; End
bath roughed in; basement finished
IN knotty pine; auto. gas heat;
eonvector copper radiation; large
wooded lot. First trust S14, 900, AZ
Exclusive Agent. RE. 6216; ewes,
Sat. and Sun, JU. s-47s9. -6
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-YA.

OVOS6S 6ON SAee-VA.
Asn1as1fA saaispsd ssns 0sSsnsi sd !sly
Assume GI trust AZ, 25 years;
mantsly ea easb Seesed SS1s substaR
RENcEE E JR. e; IS Candida nsi st.. .. Alexan. exam
AdEx. Aff!s; Vf BRabDock&rhree-pedroaam Ib stf2: Ma
new brick rambler, 1 "a baths. base
ment. garage. Choice location with
asorse q Mason School nsag SSs x9S anS
$9,100 cash. Call Mr.. Brown. TIE.
CHARLES R. HooFF, nc. Nc. IESi; GSo7
AREx. RHss St CLOSE aolsEandSia: fEa rour.bed1Som
rambler % on z acre; center SPsdi0HV. hall iiV.
rm. and din; rm.,, elec:. kit. laun-
gar. all on 1st a.; basement has
rec. rm:, furnace rm. and work.
shop; shop; oil h:-ws Dashboard heat. ooAA A
cash. Possession at once. Cali Mr..
IMai cHARLEs s. r. 4 RooTs sEeS' NC, C. 1saE as07
ANNANDALE-A dandy 5-bedrm.
Cane Sat ,tn COG Ill, home on hss Level corner
oW. O5os with cecil B. LuPToN,
Realtor. OW. 6333. 4
ARLINGTON - S11,50O, 2-bedrm
Colonial home near Bancroft. Pay
SOD mo: with $1,000 down. J. w.
AkEiSGTsoS k1faIHs coi; FOREST RM $685. sTihree-bea.
room brick Colonial. completely re-
decorated, in most-wanted area OF
North Arlington; nome is vacant;
has recreation rm. plus lovely side
porch. full bsrlt. with oil &C. heat,
and can be handled with a modest
$50; COLONIAL REALTY CO.. JA.
ARLINGTON FOREST. close in; brick
Colonial, beautifully decorated, large
lot; Es.., i;ft;-long n;n. screened porch;
garage, shrubbery. 2O7 N. Green
bIier St. Arlington. Va, CHI. 5s77.
OWNER. No agents please. -
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS AREA near
Old Dominion drive, Little Fails I'd.
and Rock Spring drive: a very beau
SI,dL tifHl home section; detached corner corner
planted VI with ~ beaatifsii sSpafui dosWood Nod
trees, flower gardens, ETC.; custom
built, center-hall planned, six
rooms. 2 baths, attic. oil-burner,
h;w.-h.; garage. Priced less than
what what yoq would L.d expect J to pay; Eve.
easas aRavA4TE NJ tess; Rssltor. E i5is K st. t:
FALLS CHURCH57At!Tsctive E1ul. ! sso IL s-bsd- %
a of A19azNs ssdS s. CO: oaa o% We sdss EssaSs'
y Crestwood brick rambler near Gull
more Shopping Center and schools;
liv. rm. 15x2O, dinette. 3 very lge.
bedrms.. lge. screened porch. beau
tiful all-electric kit. gas heat: lot
S5'x230'. Anchor fence. Ewes call
OR. 1852: FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
BY OWNER-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; lge. liv. rm.. din. l.. storage
attic, elec. kit; excel. N. Arlington
location. Priced under $4,000:
substantial down payment required.
Phone JE. 3-9674. =
NEW 3-BEDR0ONf BRICK RAMBLER
on high level corner lot; garage,
porch. tirepl.. full bsmt. with
roughed-in plumbing for bath; gar
bage disposal. dishwasher, electric
range; price. $20,950. S1l $40 lst
trust; cash REQUIRED, $4,000. bal.
terms. shown by appt. INSUR-
ANCE AND REALTY ASSOCIATES,
oL. $3.50; eyes,. CH. 4s36. -
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HOME BEAUTIFUL
TNY H1IJE MAIN m ANNA

1N 1I1E OAhE DfL. ANEA
Offering one of Silver
Springs finest. True CENTER
hall plan Colonial home on
quiet street adjoining q beau
tiful park. Living room with
mirrored fireplace. screened
porch for perfect summer liv-
ing. family-siZed dining room,
large kitchen with breakfast
space. first-floor lavatory. Q
bedrooms and 2 full baths,
finished recreation room with
bar, built-tn garage and lovely
wall-to-wall carpeting are q
few of the features which
make this real value at
$29 9,950-unbelievab finance
ing. Contact Mr.. Morgan. OV.
005S, with
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HOUSES SALE-ISA. tcont.)

OWNER LEAyING-4s-bedrm; brick
or best cash offer. u. 3-1193. q
TWO BEDRMS.. oath. liv. rm.. din.
rm., KITCHEN. closed-in porch. full
ss. ssmt. 1900 srd st. g. Arl.' CH.
ASSUME GI LOAN. OF $4,000 on
this 3,bedrm:, 2;bath brick Dutch
hwy; splendid cond., wonderful area
recr. rm.. unusual 0s; Closet st'' space. pace.
Owner transferred only reason for
day! J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Radio
Bldg, Arl.. ia. 4-1155.
HOME OF UNUSUAL CHARM. Loca-
type. liv. rm;. artistic colorful prop
rm. with bar; maids rm. and
bath; h.w.-h.; delightfully."- different
In q semirustic manner. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Radio Bldg. Arl. IA.
FOUR BEDROOMS for s1s.5Oo;
sturdy older type side-hall Colonial
on wide level lot. Only $4,000 down.
Balance in 1st trust at S75 mo.
New furnaces; garage; " blks. to
transp; needs redecorating and
minor repairs; J. WESLEY .BUCH-
Si1,95O. with only $1,000 down; all
Condition throughout; original owner
selling due. to transfer; full dry
bsmt. equipped kit, tiled bath;
level sodded lit with Anchor fence
Assume large GI loan: Excellent
esisisSrh00f caaNSN, Radio sIGEs %EsLET Az b. 1A
LOVELY RAMBLER, $es .9OO-Beau-
tlful neighborhood l blk of Wilson
blvd: all brick. 4 lge. rms. and bath
on lst floor plus two roughed-in
sedri s6edrmf ia and da. bath on expandaSle R 2nd
washer and disposal and table
space; full basement with paneled
rec. rm., "a bath. gas heat; lot lO1x
JOG. Ewes. call IA. 9-0S42. FRANK
3: PHlLLlPS, ia. 5-6266.
FURNISHED or unfurnished. here Is
s,. real buy; 3-bedrm; frame ram
kit; Bendix, plenty of closets. Nicely
Priced at $4,000 unfurn.. Sl4,950
iuurn. ifurn. Financing incl. lge. AZ CT
Gann loan tnat at,,, can be assumed. Reas.
elusive. ARFAx REALTY. IA. 1880.
O.W NER TRANSFERRED-Modern ,.
bedrm. home; equip. kit, unfinished
attic; large lot; 10 min. to Penta-
g1ni it'd Sd"'S0o: 80 .as $1,000 down; assume
21s ACRES on main highway in town
OF Fairfax: 2-story frame home con-
S,a Sl,Sting OF 8 bedrmS;. Ia baths, lv.-
Price $27,50O. PENTAGON REAL.
Ely CO., Crescent 1876. Crescent 736.
3 BEDRM. OLDER TYPE HOME on
nc sutiiul a4-acre lot in town of
Fairfax. Large liv. rm with stone
fireplace and lovely floor to-ceiline
picture window. Family-SiZe din.
ri.... music rm. with French doors
opening onto large stone patio: kit
equipped with dishwasher and Ben
dix; basement; garage. Beautiful
shade trees. Price. sol ESQ. PENTAi
GSoscsIt GoE REALTY Alt CO.. Crescent 1876,
LIVE On LOT while building yS your
house. Small. comfortable 3.rm. cot
taee. no bath, with 2 acres, by
owner. View trees and streams,
Nice neighborhood. Is minutes TO
u. G.: near Annandale. 4/lO mile
SO. OF Route 236. on Route T1S
96.OOO: 81 900 cash. AL. 4723. -:}
ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIAL, lust
completely comp redtc. on corner lot. in
sxcei. neighborhood; 3 bedrms., 2Ia
bathrooms, liv. and din. rms, mod.
KIT. recr. room in bsmt. All rooms
spacious and nice looking. Many
extra features. Owner will consider
trade. Call Mrs. Strickland, MI.
1892 or ST. 200.
JAMES L. DIXON 4, co
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. HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
C01orfI11 California

Is reflected in this new ranch house
with bedrms., all on 1st a., plus
pansible attic: located on q .-acre
lot and only S13.50 with low down
payment. Seeing is believing, so call
at once
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson. IA. $4,000,
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ARLINGTON
BELLEVUE FOREST"
Just Completed

New 4-bedroom, den, 3-bath brick
rambler. Just completed, this large
Cape Cod rambler contains . spa
cious bedrooms, paneled den and
tiled bath on the first floor. and 2
spacious bedrooms, tiled bath and
storage room on second floor. Set
far back from the street on q hill
top lot and in q setting of towering
trees 1t has a pleasant outlook OF
the surrounding community. Rooms
include entrance vestibuie. living
room Q4x22) with Colonial fire.
place, with adjoining dining area
with French doors opening on ter
race: paneled den of living room
Q3x1O, 2 first-floor bedrooms
I13x15. 12x13 and tiled bath.
Spacious all-electric Westinghouse
kitchen, equipped with dishwasher.
With cengowsli. On the '0i second nd
noors: Bedroom G3x14). bedroom
t13x2D. tiled bath and storage
room. Full basement with fireplace
and above-ground windows, hall
bath; BATH %sls;;I1 SEiltrin ga1Eage, Features
nuorescent window lighting, gas
neat. Owner will consider trade
for small home.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.
CHI. 1888
Ewes. and Suns, GIL. 44OO. ext. 1852
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MONTGOMERY
New Brick Rambler

New Brick Rambler
3 Br., Bsmt., Expansible Attic
It's a honey. don't miss 1t. Features
large hy. rm., fireplace. equip. kit.
Sx12 din. area. permanent stair
way to huge attic; full bsmt.. Law,
tiful wooded corneF lot in Kensing-
ton. l block to elementary school.
a splendid buy at S18.400. Call
Mr.; Gordon, 10. 5-S705; 10.
$3.50.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1890 K st. NV.
MA Snnn
Evening star., 1952-04-02

$14,50O-EASY TERMS
NEAR ENTRANCE TO LEWIsDALE
2-story half brick, half
shingle; rearly new; large lot, back
yard, white picket fence; carport.
one block to express bus. close to
Univ. of Maryland. Possession.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH. 2971; Ewes, UN. 1862.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ASSUME CT LOAN

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
rambler is ideal; features excep-
ttonally large au-elec. kitchen with
picture window; combination liv.
rm. and dining l. with beamed
ceiling and fireplace; tile bath; pull
down stairs to attic: many extras:
large lot, well handicapped: close to
schools, transp. and shopping, For
appointment to inspect