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Evening star., 1952-08-09
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House late yesterday released the
text of a letter from President
Truman to Civil Service Commits
sion Chairman Robert RamSpeck,
asking that such project be un-
dertaken.
Also released by the White
House was the report made by
the 1nterdepartmental Committee
on Internal Security, which last
year undertook a study of the
Governments various dismissal
programs at the request of Presi-
dent Truman.
Mr.. Truman, at that time, ex-
pressed his dissatisfaction over
the three different programs in
Government applying to the dis
misSal of employees. The Presi-
dent noted that employees accused.
in security risk cases had no
chance of impartial appeal.
Wants Early Program.
In his letter to Mr.. Ramspeck,
President Truman asked the COM
mission Ito take the necessary
steps to provide me with a plan
for combining the three existing
programs into one at the earliest
practicable date"
ITO achieve this end, I am di-
recting all executive departments
and agencies to cooperate fully
with the commission and to fur
nish the commission with such
personnel and other assistance as
it may require" the Presidents
letter continued.
Regarding the interdepart-
mental security and loyalty report,
President Truman said in his
letter to the commission:
Il have given considerable
thought to the recommendations
contained in this report. have
concluded that the most desirable
action at this time would be to-
merge the loyalty. security and
suitability programs, thus elimin-
ating the overlapping, duplication
and confusion which now appar-
emily exist"
Mr.. Truman said it was his
understanding that the Govern
ment's loyalty board is so far ad-
vanced in its work regarding in
cumbent employees that combin-
ing the various programs will not
place any undue burdens on the
handling of loyalty cases.
Waits on Study.
There had been some reports
that the President would issue an
executive order, at this time, in
regard to merging the programs;
but he said it would be best to
wait until the commission makes
rs study and submits an overall
plan for operating the new sys-
tenn.
Meanwhile. President Truman
urged the Governments sensitive
agencies having security risk pro-
grams to re-evaluate them in
line with the interdepartmental
groups report urging greater
safeguarding of employe rights.
One of the highlights of the
committees proposals was that
the Civil Service Commission es-
tablish and operate an appeals
and review unit that would handle
employe appeals on all types of
diSmisSals.
Commission officials today de-
clined to predict how long it will
take to get the program into
shape. but they said it will be done
with the greatest speed possible.
Federal employees involved IN
loyalty cases now have the right
to appeal to the Federal Loyalty
Board, which is operated under
the jurisdiction of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission.
No Security Risk Appeal.
However, employees in security
risk cases have no way of appeal
ing their agency's action to an
impartial board. Security risk fir
(See SECURITY, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Stevenson Tightens
Control Of Campaign
By Naming Mitchell
New Committee Chuirmor
Meets Governor Today
To Discuss Strotegy
By the Associoted Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. g.
Gov. Adlai Stevenson held tight
control of his presidential CAM
|paign today after the appointment
OF his old friend, Stephen A.
Mitchell Of Chicago. to head the
Democratic National Committee.
Mr.. Mitchell was given the COM
mittee Craftsmanship in an OBJ
Evening star., 1952-08-09
|StocksinSpotIiqht

sales (add O0), high, low. closing price and
net change Of the 90 most active stocks
for the week.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Youth Expected
Ito Stand Trial
|AsC|erk Killer
Juvenile Authorities
Likely to Stond Aside
For Action in Murder

Action of juvenile authorities
was awaited today to determine
how a 17-year-old reform school
tough will be prosecuted for the
vicious Staying Of Ralph T. Blake,
46, a clerk at Marine Corps head
quarters
The youth, William Roland
White. has been charged with
Evening star., 1952-08-09
j. ). Procedure,
On Dismissa|s
To Be Unified
Loyalty, Security
Suitability Firings
Involved in Plan
By Joseph Young

The Civil Service Commission
said today it will begin imme-
diately the job of combining into
one program the Governments
procedures for loyalty, security
risk and civil service suitability
f1rings.
Commission officials made the
announcement after the White
Evening star., 1952-08-09

Divorce Friend Doubts Youth Slew Clerk.
Pose AZ
White in Trouble With Low Shince Child
hood. Poee Al
Evening star., 1952-01-01
'Argo Women Plan
Suppers

The B'nai Birth Women, Argo
will sponsor the first of series
of snack suppers for servicemen
and servieewomen at 6 pm. SUM-
day at the Lafayette Square USC
Club. Mrs. George Nathan is
chairman of the organization s
Armed Services Committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Yorke and
Mrs. Samuel Shulman.
The Argo chapter will hold the
first of three ad book returns teas
at 1880 pm. Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Edward Torchin, 1881 Six
teenth street NV. Mrs. Joseph
Greber is chairman of the tea. CO.
chairmen are Mrs. Amo Medvine
and Mrs. Melvin Berkowitz.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Why
Old?
By josephine Lowmun

Today and tomorrow win be
the first times I have ever re-
printed a "Why Grow Old?" col
umn in the Is years I have been
writing them. I do this because
so many readers have requested
copies Of these. One is about
happiness and the other about
faith. 1t seems to me that in
these times of peril and strain
those are two especially impor-
tant subjects.
People are constantly searching
for happiness. It seems to be
the aim of all human existence.
OF course, there is no such thing
as pure happiness SO long as we
are alive. Perhaps we are COM
'pletely happy when we are dead,
although I would not wish to be
either dead or completely happy.
Life consists of ups and downs,
Iof moments of stimulation and
moments of depression, of eager
ness and boredom, energy and ia
Itigue, and gaiety and despair.
Frankly, it seems to me that COM
Fplete happiness would be as dull
tas a diet of lollipops. It would
contain no challenge.
So long as we are unhappy we
Iare alive, and things have a
meaning for us. Perhaps the only
thing we should dread is SNUG
and complete peace, when nothing
means enough to be unhappy or
happy about and a warm bath
assumes tremendous proportions.
Aristotle said, "You cannot find
happiness if you search for it.
but after virtuous act, happi-
ness falls like gentle rain"
It is a strange thing that the
harder a person searches for hap
piness the more elusive it be-
comes. because happiness is not
an end but a by-product of
vibrant. energetic, unselfish and
eager living.
| We search for health in dra-
matte and expensive ways, when
all the time it was in the sun
shine, the fresh air and exercise
of our back yards, in the pots
and pans of our kitchens, and in
the laughter about our hearth
stones.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
| New cor
| New
BY Angelo Potri

The thought Of . new year Is.
exciting. A whole new scroll Of
days waiting to unroll. ready for
us to use as we will for good or
I'LL, we hope for good. We can't
help thinking of what happened
to US during the past year. of
where we made mistake. where
we did well. and wishing We had
done better and been wiser.
Still. the wonderful thing about
q new year is the chance 1t gives
us to begin all over again, leaving
the old year behind us used up,
ended and put behind us forever.
1T is a comforting thought that
time rolling on wipes out grief
and replaces old things with new.
Every day is q fresh beginning"
said Carlyle. and that means
every year. too.
What will We do with this one?
This whole year Of days? We will
live one day at a time without
trying to lump the days greedily.
I'VE will try to plan to make the
days work useful not only to
Yourselves but to other people.
Usefulness Is tonic for body and
mind. especially SO in time Of
trouble.
We have been living in troubled
days and there are indications
that we shall continue SO to live.
Most of us have the habit of look
ling beyond today to some fancied
Tomorrow when things will be just
las we would wish them to be. BY
THAT way We lose the SAVIOR of the
day we have. and that is too bad,
for once the day goes by with the
setting sun We never see it, nor
live it. again.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Onions With Fish

Next time you're putting some
fish flllets into the oven bake some
rings with them. Just peel and
slice the onion into thin rounds,
separate into rings and arrange
over the seasoned f1llets. Basic
1.-THE fish and the onion with a
little butter or maragine during
the baking.
Evening star., 1952-01-01

Dutch oven. Add onion, ground
beef: cook until Drowned. Add
soup, water, salt. noodles, corn,
olives; mix thoroughly. Sprinkle
cheese over top; cover; cook over
low heat IS to 20 minutes or
until noodles are tender. Makes
eight servings.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Try This Menu Magic With Meat Loaf
By Violet FouIkner

The day of reckoning has come
.. the holidays are over and to-
morrow you'll start retrenching.
Oh! those bills!
For the past couple Of weeks
you've been spending with q free
hand, when you see the food bill
for the month it will probably
scare you to death. So for this
month at least you'll be looking
for nice economical dishes to bal
ance the budget.
Here are three meat dishes that
stretch pound Tin one receipe
a pound and a half) Of ground
meat into 6 to 8 servings. In the
case of the meat loaf a savory.
dressing extends the meat flavor
into real budget saver. The meat
balls use rice for this purpose and
the tallarene supper dish uses
noodles :. so you have choice
of extenders.
The latter two recipes are taken
from the new cook book, Meal
time Magic" by Margaret. Nit
chell. published by Wear-Ever|
($.79 and to be on sale in most all
super markets. The first of series
of books, each of which will be
devoted to one type food. Meal
time Magic" deals exclusively with
meat and poultry cookery. The
second, due within the month, will
cover desserts. The book is small,
only 1913 pages. thus will not re-
Quire lot Of space on your kitch-
en- shelf. It contains complete
information on how to buy and
prepare meats; the recipes are
simple with y-to-follow In
structions. When you're, stuck with
what to, have for dinner" there
are ten pages of menu suggestions
to help solve the day in and day
out problem of meal planning.
MEAT LOAF SPIRAL.
Meat loaf:
~ pounds ground beef
2 eggs. beaten
"a cup tomato juice
"a cup quick rolled oats, uncooked
2 teaspoons salt
u teaspoon pepper
Dressing:
Z tablespoons shortening
u cup chopped celery leaves
u cup chopped celery
"a cup chopped parsley
IL cup chopped onion i
"a cup chopped stuffed olives (op-E
tionaD
/ teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
! cup dry bread crumbs
Combine all ingredients forl
meat loaf. For the dressing, melt
shortening; add vegetables and
cook slowly for 10 minutes. Add
rest of ingredients. Spread meat
loaf on waxed paper to a 6xl2-
inch rectangle. Spread dressing
over meat loaf. Roll up jelly |
roll fashion, using wet spatula.
Bake in loaf pan in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees F. ia to 11a
hours. Let stand minutes be-
fore slicing. Makes six to eight
servings.
PORCUPINE MEAT BALLS.
y cup uncooked rice
! pound beef, ground
112 teaspoons salt
"a teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons minced onion
2 tablespoons fat
cup condensed tomato soup
cup hot water
Combine rice. beef. salt, pep
per, onion; mix, shape into 12l
balls. Brown balls in fat in heavy
fry pan; add tomato soup, wa
ter. Cover; cook 112 hours over
low heat until rice is tender.
Makes six servings.
TALLARENE.
tablespoons fat
! medium onion, minced
pound beef, ground
Ia cups tomato soup
cup cold water
! teaspoon salt
2 cups uncooked broad noodles
2 cups whole grain corn
cup chopped ripe olives
cup grated sharp cheese
Melt fat in heavy fry pan or
Evening star., 1952-01-01

-. oil at tremendous savings, all
warmly interlined. You'll find full
length coats, three-quorter length
coats, all wonderfully styled, ali in
the seasons most popular colors
plus foshion-fovored black. Misses
sizes.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

Captains and LieutenantS
offers attract. comfortable living at at
reas. cost. Grand-sized G4x2O) liv,
rm.. suit. for all occasions; sep. din.
rm.. plus 2 bedrms. and bath. Wide
lawn for outdoor parties or chill
drSns playground. Army major
Inspection is requested. Cali oW.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
Mr.. WORKING Man

w OA N41A6 4V1CI11
Here is . home easy on the pocket
book: Individually styled and placed
on 65x150 plot. 5 rms. modern bath,
plus many closets and extra storage.
S$g.i30 loan Ct AZ payable $6S mo.
and lookl Call OW. 9O9O.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
3-Bedroon1 Suburban
4811 Woodlawn DR..

3-Bedroom Suburban
4811 Woodlawn DR..
S14,950
Located Woodlawn Village near Land
over Hills, out Rt. so to 5000 blk. =,
left to home. Large living room,
dining room, equipped kitchen on
frst floor; 5 bedrooms, tiled bath on
second; full basement; auto. heat;
big yard; fine neighborhood; good
transportation. shopping and school
facilities. Call Mr.. TAYLOR or
Mr.. BERENS, Jr.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
Ma. 5000 II
SUBURBAN MARYLAND
TEMPLE HILLS, 4 brick Cape Gods;
S15.260 to. SIT $50. 2, 3 and 4
bedrms. Also 10 frame Cape Gods
and ramblers; S12,500 and S12 ESQ.
SUITLAND AREA. lovely brick
rambler; 8 lge. rms, full bsmt.,
corner lot. Also q, 3-bedrm. brick
ramhlers; S14,960.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, lovely 5-rm.
brick rambler; center-hall entrance.
To inspect any. Of these new homes.
call 10. 9-9l10.
Puffenberg g. Moore, Inc.
Omen T1aflw TIaf{t Al
Evening star., 1952-05-31
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

A fine 5;rm; bungalow. in Porestville.
.iy, ,rm., din. rm.. kit. with pantry.
all lge. rms, 2 porches, storm win
dows and doors. Screens, new Vene-
tan blinds. oil h.-w.h., newly re-
decor; garage; read yard and fence;
shade trees and shrubbery.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

FAIRFAX BARGAIN
BY owner. Three bedrms.; spacious,
. charming acre lot; near schools !:
$lS'5O0. Phone Fairfax, Crescent
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ARLINGToN-FALL,s CHURCH
ACE HIGH

carefully-kept 6-rm. Colonial home
on pretty green lawn 66x125.. OF
1879 liv. rm. Is a glass:inclosed
Upstairs are 3 family bedrms.. ca
with 2 windows, and individual
closet and storage space; full tile
bath; complete bsmt. S16.5O0
Terms to suit you. Call today, OW
9090.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
FAIRFAX
ARLINGTON

NEW BRICK CAPE COD. $4,000
Two bedrooms and bath, living room.
fireplace. full basement, expansion
attic.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
BRICK RAMBLER
GI RESALE

CUSTOM FEATURES
23-ft. liv. rm. and din. rm. combina-
tion, white firepl., large kit. 3 large
bedrms. and bath; bsmt with
ground-level entrance: h.-w.h., oil;
superb Saps sT S,caE garage with with alumingm ayS,
only Sl2,95O.
BURCH REALTY CO.
e5O5 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park, Md.
TO. 4747. AP. 6666. UN. 1891.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
LEWISDALE
02nn nREYEI. CT


SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Owner remaining in Florida for his
health. II you're looking for q
lovely brick corner home, with dis
tinct eye appeal. this Is the one we
heartily recommend. Custom built
for owner. home has commanding
position on slightly elevated lot,
beaut. landscaped; 8 bedrms., liv.
rm. with firepl., ultramod. dinette,
tnclosed breezeway. connecting house
with brick garage; spacious borch.
slate roof, copper spouting. alumni
mum awnings; large cedar closets,
dishwasher, exhaust ian, mercury
switches. fingertip garage door and
concrete ribbons. Close to U, Of
Nd, and express bus to D. C. Price,
S24; $50, completely furnished; may
ditional lot may be had for S3, 900.
Ewes. AP. 0567,
Evening star., 1952-05-31
DO 1T NOW!

ARLINGTON
DO 1T NOW!
Smart buyers are now taking
advantage of record low
prices before any relaxing
of credit control sends the
spiral up! Up! Up!
$13,5OO
Two-bedrm. det. Colonial with liv.
rm; dinette and kitchen down: par
tial bsmt. Only So, 900 required.
$14,95O
Three -bedrm. brk. rambler only yrs.
old; liv, rm. has firepl. and the ALL
electric kitchen has refgr.. range,
garbage disposal and dishwasher.
Anchor-fenced lot: Just on Lee Hwy,
$14,950
det. brk. Colonial with
breezy side screened porch and full
bsmt.; Q excel. bedrms.. extras In
Venetian blinds. comb. storm win
ooWs and Anchor-fenced lot.
$15,750
In q Technicolor setting IN desirable
Mclean. Three-bedrm. rambler on
picturesque h-acre with tall trees,
picture windows In 24-ft. liv. rm.,
$4,000 dn. and balance in 1st trust.
.$18,95O
contemporary rambler
with 3 diversified bedrms. and 9 full
tile baths, rec. rm., side porch and
sun deck; all this on Handsome "
acre. Assume huge GI loan.
.. $18,975
Large columned Southern Colonial, in
choice section Of Alexandria: all
spacious rms. incl. den on 1st A.
and bedrms. upstairs; whole hsmt.
and attached gar. Only $4,000 re-
ouired on this lge., imposing home.
$20,500
oG Lorcom lane on lge. wooded lot;
3 attrac. bedrmS., many built in
features. Call early as nnancins is
very flexible.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
RHODES OFF WILSON
IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ATTENTION GTs

S12,s5O. $3.50 down. 7O12 Foote
st., Seat Pleasant. Two-bedrm. Cape
equipped kit with snack bar, d.
nette, tiled bath. full bsmt. with
outside entrance, gas a.-c. heat.
Directions: Out Eastern ave. to
Roosevelt ave-, left on Roosevelt
on left. evenings. I UH. ssh. SSH sttn
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

s-BEDRooM BRICK COLONIAL
Exceptionally attractive. Colonel has
already left for overseas. A rare
opportunity to purchase . fne home
at . very reasonable price. Call now
p. ]. MCFARLAND. ia. 7-1177
Evening star., 1952-05-31
NOTICE

HYATTSvnLE-LARGE RMS.
All rms. extremely large In
this well-planned home. liv.
rm.. with firepl.. dining rm.s
equipped kit. 3 bedrms.,
colored tile bath. space avail.
for 4 bedrms.. very lge. bsmt.
planned for recr. rm., lovely
location.
S12.95O-S2.500 DOWN
4 bedrms. Cape Cod with
lge. equip, kit, ample closet
space. full bsmt. with outside
entrance; concrete driveway:
conv. to schools, shopping and
transportation.
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Brick bungalow, 2 bedrms.
and expansion attic, lovely
liv. rm.,. very lge. equip. kit.
full bsmt.: gas heat; lge. cor
ner lot. Vacant. Immed. poss.
Reasonable terms.
NEARBY MARYLAND
Modern brick and shingled
home with attached garage;
i VI. old, lge. liv. rm., din. rfn.,
equipped kit. Q lge. bedrms.,
full bsmt. with sundeck over
garage; lot 76x200. This Is q
bargain so don't wait.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
uN. 1166: WA. 1855. HY. 0636.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
OPEN Q TO 4

Open 2 TO PM.
AttraStiye t;a bunsalow, 5 rms, bath.
garden plot; 10 Minis. to Pentagon.
$10,600. Offer considered. Out
Shirley hwy. to Lincolnia, west /
mile ON No. 236 to Virginia st.
(Route BID, left / block to open
sign; JAMES e. MAHoNEY, HU.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDAIE

Witt-built. brick ramblers. Three bed
rooms, liv. rm. din. area COMBINE
t1on with fireplace, large kit. tile
path: 3rd bedrm, suitable for din.
X1S.5O0. Only 4 left. Open daily
til dark. Ewes, GE. 6476.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
S19.950

Tarss se.b bsdrms; a;;,:: den: Cor @ 4th bedrm;}
to please a woman with its numer-
Gus closets, completely equipped kit.
extra wide. picture windows, over
looking brick patio. Clean auto.
gas h.-w.h. To please o man with
its spacious comfort. place for work.
shop In basement; economical up
keep. Perfect for family with chill
dren; convenient terms.
BREHME CO., JU. 8-5858
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

CHECK THESE VALUES
$12.95O-5-RM. BRK. HOME
Only 3 Minis. to Pentagon and Navy
Annex; 2-hedrm. home with lovely
Rh,y, ny rTSn;; Sn;.Saa separate din. rma equipped
frt. porch; large corner lot is beau
tifully Handicapped and completely
$I5s;S50m4 gEDRMs.. 2h BATHS
This desirable. immaculate 2-story
nome in North Arlington. conv. to
schools, shopping and transp., Is sit
uated on corner lot; lst floor has
iix. rm.. din. rm.; bedrm.. tiled bath.
porches; 3 Ice. bedrooms and tile
bath on End; bsmt. with outside en-
trance has tile a., pine-paneled rec.
rm., Va bath. laundry rm. and work
snop area. Detached gar. Call now
for complete details.
81 l6.950-CUTE. COMPACT. CONF.
This attractively designed and sturdily
5uilt home Is almost new and fea-
lures, cores unusually 9s,,tiS large rooms. It is
lished neiehborhood and is offered
Tor sale because ..owner has pur-
chased larger home. Consists Of liy-
ing room with fireplace. dining area.
spa, tspssSious Kitchen. utility, room. ?
screened porch. pulldown stairway
to storage attic. Beautifully land
$23, ,500-2h-BATH BRK. CAPE COD
Truly q delightful home, well de-
signed. tastefully decorated. Unusu-
any generous rms, spacious. bright
!lv; rm. with hrepl.,. full din. rm., Ice.
WelI-eQutpped kit, lovely bedrm. and
screened porch on lst; 2 unusually
lge; bedrms and full bath on 2nd !:
ce6ar-lined, walk-in closets galore;
tnli bsmt. has rec rm. with plastered
Ti;a 1lled moor and firepl. and "a bath.
corner lot designed for comfort and
iocsted In exclusive neighborhood
WIN bus at door. close to schools
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ow. $3.50 til o.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ATTENTION VETERANS
ONLY $11, 200
VA APPROVED

Plus settlement cost. S6s. s.94 mo. in
cludtng principal interest, taxes
CT. Large 2-hedroom brick and
frame home; semidet. FULL BASE
MENT. Large liv. rm.. modern kit,
dining alcove, ceramic tiled bath.
hardwood floors. Good construction,
by old experienced flrm.. Directions: !:
Cross. out Defense hwy. iNo. 5Ol
about 3 miles to Glenridge, sign on
left. opposite .Landover Hills-model
nome. UN. 4405. Open Q to 8 pm.
daily:
Evening star., 1952-05-31
LENRIDGE DEVELOPMENT CORP
1920 K st. NV, RE. O707
OPEN SUNDAY, 90

6ONN 6flOOEA, MD.
4204 65th AVE.
with liv. rm., din. area and modern
kitchen. Q bedrms, tile bath, al
1st floor: Q bedrms. up, one un-
Finished; full bsmt, outside en-
Reas. down payment, balance like
rent. Directions: Out Annapolis
I'd. to Sunnybrook, left to home
and open sign. Call Mr.. Horton,
CAMPANEIaLA q co.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
H.z.r1x> rr.1xv x-
Assume CT Mnrtua re

Assume CT Mortgage
$66 per mo. ON this lovely
2-bedrm. bungalow with stairway to
fOored expandable attic; large airy
kit, plenty closet space; level fenced
lot; only. $10,950. Owner must sell
this week end.
BURCH REALTY co.
S506 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park, Nd.
TO. 4747, JU. 1850, UN. 1891
Evening star., 1952-05-31
OPEN SUNDAY
TTWTcnATr

TEo-hedrm. brick. expansible attic.
tile bath, hardwood floors, large
iy;, rm. with lrepl., full dry bsnt.
with sealed beams. GI transferred; !;
$3.50. terms arranged: posses
Evenings. AP. 97I7.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
FOR
Mother and Daughter

4 new matt-faced red brick rambler
placed beneath many tall oaks and
surrounded by other attract. indi-
yidually desisned homes, Big picture
WINDOW. hy. rm.. sep. din. rm., kit.
refgr... garbage disp., and exhaust
fan. 3 bedrms., designed for indi-
vidual privacy and featuring extra
lge; closets. 46-ft. bsmt. is cool and
light. with plenty Of headroom.
insulated with brown rockwool. You
should see this home, rain or shineI
Only S2O.75n Call OW QIlQn
Evening star., 1952-05-31
$14.350

Two-bedrm. rambler, and stairs to
expand. attic. Unusual window ar
rangement and fireplace in Iv. rm..
well-eouipped kit, combined with
tian blinds, screens, living room
draperies. Bendix washer; conven.
located, near Langley Park shopping
center. Low monthly payments.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
EXECUTIVES HOME
zoos BEECHWOoD RID.

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Beaut. immaculate brick home, in best
section of Lewisdale: expansive
grounds, apprx. S9xl25 IT.; ex-
9uisitely Handicapped house has 3
lge. hedrms., Ia baths, liv. rnf. with
wood-burning hrepl.. dining rm.,
copper spouting; attached brick
gar; price. SGT 300. Assume Sl5,-
600 1St mortgage, Ewes, WA, S9S2
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CLAREMONT

on Shirley hwy, Route 7-omcer
transferred. Three bedrms., liv.
rm. with nrepl.. recr. rm.. full bsmt.
with tile A.; lge. lot, ideal for chill
dren; conv. to schools, shopping
CH R7al No aranfs
Evening star., 1952-05-31
BUNGALOW

lge. rms. fun hsmt., gas heat: lge,
yard: assume CT loan, 50 800 cash
Priced for quick sale.
30 RALPH CHEVALIER
Lu. t-lsOo: Esss., VI. $3.50.
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