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A GOOD FARM BUY
LOTS b ACREAGE FOR SALs

BUILDERS. have block Of IS lots
Nrcstiant u Etisirfa1 &c County At AL line.
$4,000 homes. Sewer and water At
property. DEVELOPMENT begun but
prefer prefer e sell as is At right price.
ATTRNTfoN ATTRsF Isl TsSiIISSERsLp. q. Ci1 coan-
PETER y. HAGAN,. s6S5.
LAST CHANCE. Two nice lot. over
acre each; in newly developed Sec
fOr fiSn otct S Lee ss svs rsssssSsnabs ssss PRICED
BEAUTIFUL FRANKLIN. FORREST
Better than acre, high elevation.
WoODsIDE PHRK-By owner. level
plans for 4-bedrm. home. sH. SS1l.
FAIRYLAND. in " acre! DogWood.
oaks: azaleas; stream view; on Old
COUNTRY CLUB; $500. DE. 55ls.
r; G; CoUNTY-7o acres subdivision. as
min. M.ssisrtosn. psas sa.ds slSoo e'SS p.s as
LOT, approximately " acre. In do.
sirable location. On Arcola ave-,
wheaton Mo' S@'ooo' RA: Ss SS2sls.
oUANTICo AREAS acres for
$4,000. Halt cash. 1000 It. ON lEe.
stream. Call Mr.. Brown, TIE. 3446;
ewes. and Sun. AL. 1852. CHAS. r.
HooFF. INC. 1707 Duke st., Alex.
WHEATON, AREA-1e nice size lots.
MODERN Really :fxes Co. sna 10. :eEf5 .5sbo: u:
II LOTS. 1oo-ft. front each, i65 II.
plus deep; near Marshall Hall Park.
Mqi al57e5' Best cash Offer OWNER q 70.
6cAcRE WOODED LOT. with stream; res
mi. out shirley hwy. IA. S-6363
OH NJ Mass sm' 'AvE.-"spr,nr valley. la
CONSTRUCTION once. building plans,
LIST COMMERCIALr--Corner building
site, 80. 900 50. IT,; excellent for apt.
h4qse h49i: with sVas stores sl. me- DsnhsM s d.
PHILLIPS. S27 18th st. NV.
ONE-ACRE HOMESITE in AMMAN
dale area. large trees. level. re-
stricted. Easy access to Shirley hwy.
$500 or best offer for quick sale.
BEAU1TTiFGL POTOMAC RIVER front
lot at Hallowing Point. Near Gun
ston. Hall; Fairfax County. A. COM
munity of perm. year:round homes
With bathing and boating facilities.
sSER%oSb sfs W 81 foRHsss Ri ss7Ss1 Il IN. coles.
lots; $1,000. Agent on ground Sat.
and Sun. Out Colesville rd., Route
29 to Route 1873. left 3Ll0 mile to
Sherwood Forest. ROBINSON REAL
ESTATE; ,JU. 7-7117; after s pm.
ONE LOT. 5ox15o IT. with sewer and
water; S2.9 900; in kensington, Md.
CHOICE BuiipiSG HlHsHS SITES, over waS u
Rost. ass ibSm pesirabIy s.stscted v
Heavily wooded with oak and dog
wood. Cleared Of all undergroWth
and brush. You can inspect every
foot Of these lots. Reasonably priced
g. s.s7ss' $lSs ea' Financing arransedj1 15 II.
BY OWNER-potomae Hunt area.
Saithersbure zss-J-e. ' '0'ooO'
SLEEPY HOLLOW. VA, corner lot.
26.sSe, So sSa 4; fos sale BY OWNER.
n LOTS. Old residential section KEN
signgtSn6, sgSg S%6, fscins g sts. utilities IN.
one s'3eSi XCkE Tors. taa; near silver spsins,
asS SssutiS anu sPrns p Brock ss1..t. Eorsss q:
paved. and very impressive trees.
Excel. selection now. Call Mr..
Season, JU. 7-b677. YELLO1T Il
,s.ackE HHi LOT. Sfsf' Franklin p.rl-Pris.d
$4,000. Three N-acre lots on Co.
lumbia pike. S3.l6O. Nice lot In
N. Arl.. $500. Small and large
acreages for sale. HARRY A.
DARNE. ia. 1858. CHI. b6S2.
lis
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BRICK CAPE COD

BRICK CAPE COD
Here is a home built for the enjoy
ment of suburban living. yet within
easy committing distance of down
town Washington. 1t has bedrms.,
equipped kit. bath. full basement
with recr. room and exp. attic
Located near Bailey's Cross Roads
II interested. see it first, then tall
price. No. 10. Exclusive with
UHLER & CO.
Annandale FA. 7424.f Vienna 1sb
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

|oo. 600 50. IT. u sround esntraily
located pvt ~. dding and ofacA
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1st COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: 26.-
600 So. IT. in Normandy Village
Sc. D. c., mr.. Coral Hills. Improved
by lge. modern home and 4-car
garage; level; ON paved road. Priced
LOTS For RAMpLERs and detached
homes. in. D. C.. or Md. Sc. with
sever, water and gas; rsas. priced
BRANCH AVE. sc; 1900 block:
5Ox10O; S3,26o; Ideal location. Sec
Builders-semidetache and sroup
lots with plans and permits ready
II you Ike. Southern ave. and u
zoned for row houses. $50 front bv
100 deep. oalen ct. near 10th SEE
Ideal location for eolored apart
ments, 18th and GAINESVILLE cts. Sc.
g.; q; ;o00 tg,,,g 81: Y; Overlooking beauti-
44i5 southern ave. Sc.
10. 9-s500 or vi. 0s03. La
h-ACRE. LOT
Excellent rambler loc. on Route 8.
mr.. Andrews Field. new subdivision:
paved streets; ZOO.
s,r w w. LEWIS. REALToE 49,,
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
Seabrook Acres
Prince Georges County
500 down-$20 monthly
Builders Attention Invited
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Union 7649
once open 300 am. to 500 pm.
Daily
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING, 1900 It. on /
noor, loft, clearance; r.r. and truck
height platforms; in ne. d. c.; also
10000 It: on each Of Q floors, of
new building. close-in NV. Cali
JAMES l.. DIXON a. m '~N"'
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1408 N. Y. AVE. NV.
downtown location. 1850 So
#. lift. frontage, near one OF
Washington's busiest intersections.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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- WA1 1EKLF FtON T FARM
ID acres on open water; beautiful
Nomini River; 500 feet on river with
full repairian rights; located near
Mt. Holly, Va. House, 4 years old:
beautiful view; land in high state Of
cultivation; extra-large kitchen with
all electric equipment; dishWasher;
large porches; guesthouse with n
bath. This is one Of the most beau
tiful views on the Nomini. Price
$2l,0OQ: Terms. ]. M. DOYLE,
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Cadet Council Formed
|At Mckinley Tech

The Mckinley Tech Parent.
Cadet Council was formally or,
ganised last night and pledged
support OF a complete high schoo,
cadet program, a. advocated b.
the Interhigh Cadet Parents
Council.
Mrs. John Robey was chosen
permanent chairman OF the new
Mckinley group. and Mrs. Her.
bert Ross, secretary. .a
u was disclosed that. since the
recent organization OF the Inter-
high Council. the cadet enrolment
IN the city has jumped from BeC
10 i,441.
The Mckinley cadet parents
were advised Of the facts relating
TO cadet training by Or. Charles
Bish, Mckinley principal; 1t
John Prather, who served as cadet
instructor until this week, and BY
Mrs. Robey, who until last nights
meeting had acted as temporary
chairman. 4
Announcement was made Of the
proposed rating system and the
lew semester credit system, "a
adopted by school officials, where's
by cadets receive increased sem.
ester vAllie ana ratings on the
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News of. Music.
Two Works for Orchestra cnd organ
Included in Distinctive Program

jestic lead with o sustained CHORD
10 which the strings answer with
0 chant-like melody. An elective
choraie follows. strongly accented
by chords In the string section. A
short fugue helps TO wind up the
work, agitato fashion, the bril-
liant end delayed. somewhat BY
the interception Of q paStorale-like
mood.
Echo OF Others.
On the whole, the famous
French composer established his
own style only In the second
allegro Moderate" by q robust
rhythmical line played by the
violins on the q string, reininis.
cent Of his violin concerto. There
are measures In the beginning
which echo Cesar Franck. Wagner
and Mendelssohn. the latter mir.
rored In the playful "Scherxo."
The orchestra and its conduC-
tor were In fine form last night.
1'onally and rhythmically, the
players established quality already
In Beethoven's "Prometheus Over.
ttire" and Dyorak's Colorflil "EeA
renade for Strings, op, a." also
heard here for the first time.
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Nal. Byers Is Bequeaihed
Wlie's 100000 Estate

Mrs. Mary Harvey Chiswell Dy.
ofs, former secretary and ono OF
the developers OF the Peoples Life
Insurance Co., OF this city, left
On estate valued Rt moro than
S3o4,000. according 10 o petition
for probate OF her will fiied yes
teFday nj District Court Mrs
ByefB died here on January II,
Under terms OF her will, her
husband, Mai. Joseph DyerA, and
Of 1901 Connecticut avenue NV
Ia 10 receive tho bulk OF the
estate for life, Upon his death
his share II 10 be divided ATnonp
Anle0e and two nephews OF Mrs
Ayers, They are Mrs, Mary Eliza
beth Schneeman and william r
Leith, both OF Bethesda, Md, ane
Paul g. Kite, OF Lorton, Va.
The niece and nephews also
we're left special hequests OF GER
tain shares OF stock owned by
Mrs, Byers, A large part OF hei
estate consisted Of stock In the
insurance company. The petition
for probate Of the will was tiled
by Attorney Joseph X. Meyer.
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BY EIenc do Soyn

The National, Symphony. about
to leave the city for q concert
tour. presented q distinctive pro-
gram In Constitution Hall last
night. II included two works for
orchestra and organ. with Richard
Dirksen at the console. One was
Saint -SaenS' symphony No. 3 In
| G Minor. Op. 78," conducted by
Howard Mitchell IN It's flrst local
performance. The other was
Sowerby's Medieval Poem" for
organ, orchestra and boys choir;
performed under Paul Callaway's
direction with the collaboration
Of the Boys Of the Washington
Cathedral Choir.
In addition 10 Sowerby'S work,
the boys sang LET the Bright
Seraphim" from Handel's oratorio
Samson" Their sweet, pure
voices, heard In unison, fioated
high and true throughout the
auditorium and brought several
recalls for their choirmaster, the
guest conductor OF the evening,
The important trumpet obligatu
IN this was ably played by Lloyd
ueisler. The chanting assIafed
10 the group In 5owerby's poem
was not long. II served % lend
n touch Of the medieval Only 10.
ward the end.
Provides taste for Mere,
While there are scores 6k 0tits
standing 6fsHfi c6heeftUs With 0fa
chestfa BY italian, Ffeh6h, f3els
BlHh, German atid American 6tiiiA
pbstts, bfily Il few 6f these have
ftHthbd the ptibtiCi YesterdAy'A
beff6tffiHtte WAS eti6uHhl hHWG
ever ID give Il taste f6t fi6teI
sbwttby's WEIR was The BEET Afid
the ffibst 6flHihHi N thB tW6
RhHbsbdit HhH iffiHkiHAiveI WITH
btbtfilhetite kiYeh vHtl6tis AeetI6th
H the orchestra aik6 WITH htlbh
i9t TIE ftitel elHtlHetI tI6Iilil GHIlHl
eHllmeA 9Hd Btllsl th9 66MbbSlliSH
sEts, Oh tfe ateatl ttHe N. h ,beAliE
tltHl STD kHbtle tiAHheE Alth6HBh
ltit iBshtlHBl bFeVAliAl lla ellFhAN Neh
Bts HfHAtle Aba s9h6fltleb MdlT
h9t Hntll tha AARla IA FeRRbea
HAEh AAlhEThAeHS Rlvf npHIHlnHHHR
Ea Ehe Hfsanl HeEa II haS 4 maj
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kenan 10 Represent
zienlst eeuneiI Here

T. NJ kenen has been Rpp9lnted
WAshlHgtaB REPRESENTATIVES, III tbf
American ElqHlst Council, aHeaFd-
lng Z 70 Louis HlPsky, p9HRGll ehalFr
man,
MF, Kenen 10 q former pleVe-
lAnd newspapeTman and former
director pf information for the
Israeli delsgatlan 10 tho United
Nations,
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Jewish Congregation
Name Speakers for
Services tomorrow

Several Jewish congregations II
the Washington area today an.
nounced speakers for services To.
morrow.
Issac Franck. executive direc.
tor Of the Washington Jewish
Community Council. will review
the historical novel, "As a Driven
Leaf" at the s:i6 pm. service
IN B'nai Israel Synagogue, Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
NV. Rabbi Henry Segal. spirit
ual leader Of the congregation,
will conduct the service and Can
TOR fiillel Drummer will sing.
DR.. A. Powell Davies, minister
Of All Souls Unitarian Church,
will speak at o Young Peoples
Synagogue service at $3.50 pm. In
Titereth israel Synagogue, Fotir-
teenth and Euclid streets NV.
The service will be conducted by
Rabbi Harry 5ilverst0ne, religious
leader Of the COMPENSATION, and
Cantor Ben W0steih will sing,
Mock Trial Planned.
A mock trial at which sp0kes-
met for fUtir major Jewish brs
Rahisatl6ns will defend thelr re-
bteetlve af6ips viii feature the
service at $3.50 pm at the Moht-
k6ffiefy C0utty jewish Commits
hity Center, B4tS FfeythAh drive.
chevy Chase Nd HabbI Jtillus
HbsefithHl, Spiritual ieadet 6f TIE
congregation viii preside
Speakers viii be MAtttis Cbtti
III ttie Attttitati Jewish bbHiiiiitz
teei AAht6fd tIbis III The Atfietltati
tewish tbHstbssI t6sbbh AhHelE
tttAh Hi The Hl6Hlst bfeHftlkHtldti
" ,AihetIeA hhd Hatty b6bklh
u fRss fRRsH5I 5IIBf ffsesB esHpfesNtleH,
6ne HI WAshlHet6hla htWest eHri
ktbyaHge df9lsh eaneffeHElaHal
WlI ihaHRHfAtA FFLdag HlRbt
tfFVlEfA tAmaFtAW NJ \ HSh pmi w
lha HIRblAHd HfhHall FRfkkF RVeT
PYe AHa SHas9h f9AaI Wheat8Ar
KameF9F In Give Talk,
JRGpb A, KaInerlW, WaRhlnRtnn
lnSHFanGf eHfeHllVeI WI sReak An
Np9mHHnlLg HeBelts w HaVlHg
4 Jewish penteF,n
Rabbi David Massls, splrltHal
leader ri the washington High
lands Jewish Center, viii talk on
~ Scout IL LpyaN NJ the $3.50
pm, serVlee tomorrow IN the pen-
ter, M xenla street H,W,
CangTegati0n Beth III 0f Mont
gomeFy County will hold its Tegu-
lar Friday night service nj SIS
pm, tomorrow In the social audi
tnrIulll OF All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase circle, Rabbi
jerome Pines, spiritual leader OF
the congregation, viii speak,
Rabbi Seymour zahn, spiritual
leader OF the Jewish Community
Center OF 0reenhelt, viii speak on
"The Tabernacle and Todayln
Jewish Center NJ $3.50 pm, to-
morrow IN the 0Feenhelt tMd)
Center School,
Evening star., 1952-02-28

basis Of their cadet abilities, rather
than emphasis on scholastic
achievement. as In the past.
Mrs. Bernice 0ering, chairman
OF the Interhigh Council, explained
the objectives Of that group.
II also was announced that
Capt. Robert Lee Thomson has
been assigned 10 Mckinley Tech
as o fuli-titne instructor BY school
officials.
The meeting was attended by
Mrs. f1lviria MadgeburRer and
Adelbert w. Lee, Board OF IlduCa.
lion members, The next meeting
q the Mckinley group viii bs Oh
April Hl Nl
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Legion 10 Present Show
For Wounded Toniaht

The District Department Of the
American Legion will present q
variety show for wounded yeter-
ans IN the main auditorium ct
Walter Reed Hospital 81 Z O'clock
tonight.
II will include Marvin Conn's
AccordionaireS and . group, Of
local entertainers, directed BY
Floyd v. Barnard. chairman Of
the Walter Reed Subcommittee Of
the District LeSion's Hospital
Wards Committee. He Is q member
|cs George .. Patton-Tank Corp.
Post.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

S111 18th PL., LANGLEY PARK, MD
Suburban residential district, con-
venient shopping center: 3 bedrms.
living rm., kit. dinette. bath: COM
pletely furn;; auto. heat tgas); de-
tached new brick rambler; $125 mo.
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV. ME. S-4100. %
ALEX., overlooking Potomac, near Mt.
Vernon blvd. 4 mi. so. Alex. Brand
new, nicely furnished. 1h-bedrm.
rambler: fireplace. big porch, ga
rage; fine drinking water; all utils.
furn.; S1S5. Phone OV. 3-5S69
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Nicely furn
"-bedrm. rambler. ail-electric kitch-
en-, full bsmt., maids room: $500
per mo-; avail. immed. Ju. 5-7666.
1856 aIst PL. N.w.-small two
bed, room. detached brick house
neat. clean, modern. eficient fully
and attractively furnished through
out; excellent neighborhood; imme-
diately available; $i65. LUTHER l..
MILLER, DE. 2-0655. EN-. 2-5a57
S.E.-Charming new 5-rm. brick: Is
minis. downtown; compl furn.; bsmt.,
yard; $3.50. WA. 7-4909. -
BRICK, rooms. Ia baths, 8
porehes gas heat; near Catholic
Univ; S126 mo. Box 210-S. Star
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE bed.
rms. Ia baths: bsmt. .garage; rec
nm; $500. Ho. 2-2o40. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets Wash Va. White.
Open days. MA. S-0001.
QUIET BACHELOR desires unfurn-
ished efficiency or one bedroom.
GEORGETOWN or Northwest. Give par
ticulars, Box 20-T, Star. 7'
COUPLE desires Immediately, fur
nished apartment, near Navy Annex;
approx. S100-S120 a month. Call
RA. 3-1661 and leave address. 6"
BUSINESS WOMAN needs efficiency
apt, furn. or unfurn.; must have
pvt. hath. Up to $50. JE. 2-7S92.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Furnished
,,ts.i bedroom apt, for baehslorc; WIN VI
YOUNG employed couple. 1 or .
bedroom, unfurn., in NV. or ne.
BY BUSINESS WOMAN - unfurn
northwest apt. bldg. where small
piano is permitted; not over SS5.
Box 15-T. Star. z"
THREE SCI. NAVY OFFICERS desire
2-bedrm, furn. apt. Jan. /; quiet
neighborhood. nr. Anacostia Rec.
Sta. LU. 1-3110. -
COUPLE, with 17-mo. -old child. would
like furn. or unfurn., 1-bedrm. apt;
approx. $50. LO. 5-S522. -
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe. storage In
ssparate rooms;; expert packing
co coone Ne NS' 'C4Io4 SMiGN S1S SS1TS0RAGt
ARE YOU MOVING to caiiiornis
or to some other western State?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
ROYALL TRANSFER. We viii NOV,
you by the job or SO per hr.; 4 rms.
as low as $50. DE. 2-6136. DE. 3
MOVING and hauling. day or night
FOR FOR QUICK QUICK P}ck Re 'Ih9sn Up and delivery
light moving and hauling. Call any
time. 10. 3-5407. p
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
Ra
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 BEDROOMS, 2-STORY, fireplace
near grade school and BUS in nearby
Arlington; lease. maximum S12O;
references. AP. 7-l693. s.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., near Lafayette
School; West Coast family. grown
children. needs modern 3-bedroom
airy 1st occupancy: connected with
Government research lab. Box
410-S. Star -
FURN. HOUSE or apt, s to 6 wks.
Phone ME. S-2161. Ext. 924. -
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont }

6 RMS, 8 baths, master bedrm.,
rec. rm.; excel. furniture: 3rd and
Hamilton SITS. NV. ConV. to
SsoFchsI Sso HI ssnoe sss4eo osSline WI lease
FALLS CHURCH-Three- -bedrm. ram
bier. gas radiant heat, dishwasher.
az disposal; 9aEas corner lot; S16o mo.
GLovER I1; R'Pal PARK-1ovely corner s home.
rage; 1928. NA. s-o9o4. IA. 9-345e.
LOVELY MT. vERNoN-sTYLE Co.
lonial. l blk. from Chevy Chase
Country Club: completely and ele-
gantly furnished; bedrms.. 31a
sls4sft s9ssa4'sfels; S1. Sls4as s!ahsR g. CO.. q "a.
ALEXANDRIA. mr.. Pentason. schools;
yr. OLD, 3 bedrms., Youngstown kit,
beautifully furn., modern; washing
macdhaine; fenced; available. KE.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW. Def, s-bedrm.
bungalow of Arl. blvd; 20 Minis.
Navy Annex and Pentagon; mod.
HIT tnTn.; sarbase disposal; S165 mo.
HOME 'ia1Sti for discriminating adults It's in
from Key Bridge. Large liv. room,
fireplaces in liv. room. recreation
rm. and patio; oriental rugs. grand
piano. $500 mo. Telephone CO.
5-095l before 8 or after $50. 1s
HOLMES RUN ACRES mos. avail.
approx. Jan. Is; 3-bedrm. rambler,
fireplace. new furn., disposal. auto.
4ss sssfsE FEAsoS4 s5SI sF. SF. f;fSo3 NE@smail .
bedroom. attached brick house: mod
ern. ef1cient. fully furnished; i'm
mediately available; $l27.50. LU-
TTIH5ER TIER /. MILLER. DE. 2-o655,
THREE BEsDRiMs., 2 baths. in Vienna,
Va; compl. furn. with linen, silver.
avail. immed:; $3.50 mo. for 5 mos;
LEASE 1 YEAR--Northwest section;
3-bedrm.. detached house; avail.
sis9IR 3rR / sPRfSGGoSe25 PRGSe w0 S2S4S: 5:rm and
bath det. corner brick home; attrac-
lively furn. with TV. auto. washer.
firepl.; garage; fenced yard: As mos.
Available immediately: S145. FLOYD
s. soB8SASy BAylS ESeS. To. kE hsSs s5s55 K st NV ma
nursery; go, Tv, Bendix; firepi., gas
radiant heat; fully furnished; 30
day lease; $3.50. Hemlock 4-6497.
Nav Is; hAsn rms. BeaSs BaeSs: game aSFa: TV 70
BendiX;. dishwasher, disposal; $3.50
DUSSN1INGToN. IUyNS1 OIL. s-ae35. EN-,
W. G. & A. N. MILLER property
management department has a large
selection of luxuriously furnished
homes available for occupancy for
iil fnose who appreciate comfortable
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler,
IN lovely Broadmont Sec; ga baths,
2 fireplaces. lse. attached garage;
2-402O. JE. 2-545i. ~
COL FARADAY, PL. Me- bedrms.,
prick. semidet.; with fenced corner
SIP SSl5aEb,oa q mo. EN-. 2-5161 or LA.
BEVERLY HILLS. s2o7 Ala. ave
2-bedrm. Cape Cod; furn.: Si5O mo.
utils. extra. or. 4-9O40. -
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.-This at
trac. brick home. situated ON q cor
ner lot. contains bedrms., Ia
baths, full din. rm. and 1st f. study.
SlS5 mo. Partly furn. OLIVER T.
CARR. MA. s-s093. OIL. 4-3S2l.
ALEXANDRIA. HUNTINGTON; 2-bedrm.
orick, semidet., bsmt., fenced yard.
extra e lot With swimming pool; SIPS.
THREE BEDRM.. full bsmt., brick
Colonial. with washer and drier;
S1o0. SILVER SPRING, 10. 5-2sOO.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE detached
brick home; 2 bedrms. gas heat,
elec. stove, washer, TV; walking dis
tance to Pentagon; beautiful spot
L.s-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BRIGHTWooD..e rooms. 2 baths, 8
oWSNERe oeSFSS 5encsd TA1 e.ogsi ys5si For sale BY
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Modern. g.
lbedrm., 2-bath brick home: den.
breakfast recreation and maids
@afass ba2 oMNER Ri EM 5sn' 5aa4 WE 4CO.l0
WITHIN ONE BLK. OF CONN AVE.
at Kalorama rd-5 lge. bedrms.,
baths; wonderful location for rming
Lawrence, EN-; NJ s3Ss9S; s3M .;i,,s syss: RA,
SO; qs EYE sT! NENSNN NWNi HoGahs m5
rooming house; broom apt. avail.
,s3h t9 live sNn IT, dsx D1 7,7S93. G e.
porch. side, entrance. large, liv-
full bsmt. with oil h.-w.h., rec. rm.,
front outside entrance; det. garage.
This house is in new condition;
price. $4,000: Call Ma. S-5O20;
eyss;; sHS ivI LUs soJ I-4e7I. 4 r. A. HUM
EIGHT RIM. BRICK. full bsmt.; ige.
$3.50 Sdra dn REhLTY sa ~ F1NANcE iEHlaS e. co
ME. S-51S5. AID. 2-O27S. -
9TH AND ROXBORO--Three- -bedrm..
s1sxacs S9Ix 81 900 down. WI AsSSi OWNER: %:
BY 0WiNiER-well-built brk.. 6 S rms,
Ia baths. incl. sleeping porch. rec.
rT.: gas h.-w:h.; mr.. st. Gabriel's
Ta Gh' adss and Sc; III liberal financing. call
pedrm. semidet. ifsa Brick. affYNs +, baths, IS
d!Sh%asher; d!f ICan so din; rm; bsmt;; assume
BY OWNER-Newly dec. 7-rm. home
in Chevy, Chase. p. c.; COW. to
schools, churches. shop and transp,
Phase ohone WO. 6-2Ss5 for appt.
1862 SHERIDAN ST. NV. OPEN
brick. 6 rms. 2 incl. porches. 8 com"
plete baths. finished rec. rm. wall
possession HPENNYS APosToIIidp5fEsss. iId5fss
MaGcTMS EE; TIsG4 a.. or SEAs e.; sS1gSi SS1AgTSairDR1i
Handsome Diet: brick Coloniki. built
by Frank 8: Phillips; Q rms. (eauiv-
Priced for quick sale. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; Ewes. call
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Beautiful
10-yr.-old det. brick in new-house
cond.; 2 blocks to Spring Valley
oHOp. CCA.. btOCA W JUS lSk H..
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, powder rm.
and screened porch; End A.. bed
rms, 2 baths; 3rd A., finished and
insulated 0arge enough for . bed
rmS); all rms. are extra lge; rec rm.
with firepl.; gas heat nice wooded
lot. Owner must sell due to illness.
FRANK j. VOLKMAN
EN- 3-l666. EYES. WO. 6-1394.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
SI6.500
Attractive semidet brick home, only
half block from Conn. ave. Liv. rm.
with firepl.. dining rm.. lge.. bright
kit, 3 bedrms. on 2nd: stairway to
attic. Can be bought with $4,000
down; Call Mrs. Dawson. Wo.
6-4162.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
REALTOR
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2004
QUACKENBOs ST. S1S.5Q0
9emidet., oil heat; $1,000 cash.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-270O.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
HOUSES TO SHARE

C0LORED-LARGE, CLEAN HOUSE
Tor rent; ne; $135 month. HU.
3-6936. 20
Evening star., 1952-12-06

Lovely 3-bedroom brick rambler
full basement containing maid,
room: $500 per month.
252O Forest Glen rd. n.w.-S-bed.
room home; inclosed rear yard
S125 per month.
1881 Minnesota ave. ne, l blk. from
Greenway Apts.-3 bedrooms, in.
Call Mrs. Silva. LU. 3-35sS.
PAUL P. STONE. REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1952-12-06

COLORED-VIENNA. VA. = 6-rm.
house, plastered. cleo: outside facils.
church. schools, shop. center nearby:
$40 mo. ALLOA REALTY CO.. JE.
COLORED-I122 HOWARD RD. Sc.
Four-rm. house; $50 mo. WOOD
WARD 4 NORRIS, 723 goth st. NV.
COLOREDwe112 WARD PL. NV
Three-story brick. Eight rooms,
porches, oil heat; available imme.::
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
CO., ST. $4,000 or Goodwill In
dustrtes. NE. S-6e40. -
Evening star., 1952-12-06

Three-bedrm. semidetached ramblers
daylight easements; only SI15 PEI
mo-; close to Langley shopping cen.
ter and N. H, estate. Call JU
T-SS19.
Evening star., 1952-12-06

WANTED-Couple to share home; re-
f1ned widow, Falls Church, conven-
lent to bus. Call JE. 2-S333. -
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER will share
nice home with refined Protestant
couple or girls; no drinking. KE.
S-5037. s.
2-BEDRM. HOUSE to share in Arl
With girls or mother and child.
Call ia. 5-5673 or OIL. 10000. -
WHOEVER has nice det. home will
share with 2 or 3 persons or couple
with school-age child: home privi-
leges; everything furn.; by the week
or month: within n block of bus
weekdays after 6 pm. TU. 2-4S1I.
Evening star., 1952-12-06

ROCKVILLE, MD, 8 BDRMs
Rambler; years lease or longer; SIZE
mo: Occup. Dec. 15. GEORGE W
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1882 Wis
ave" Bethesda, Md. OIL. 2-S267.