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Evening star., 1952-05-09
Meets
Business Group
AT Hot Springs
Advisory Council
Due to Give View
Of Steel Seizure
BY the Associated Press

HOT SPRINGS, Va, May o.
Business leaders assembled today
to give Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer their views on the eco
nomic outlook, Government con-
trolls and-hottest issue of all
seizure of industry.
MIR. Sawyer, a champion of free
enterprise, faced his 10O-member
Business Advisory Council in q
novel role-as Federal boss of the
steel industry under President
Truman's seizure order.
Clarence B. Randall, president
OF Inland Steel Co. and f1riest
critic of the seizure, was expected
at the closed meeting of the coun-
Gil. Benjamin F. Fairless, board
chairman of United States Steel
Corp. is also a member but did
not plan to attend.
Mr.. Randall denounced Mr.
Truman's steel take-over as un-
lawful in a Nationwide television
broadcast "a hours after the Presi-
dent acted.
Mr.. Sawyer's aides said he be-
lieves there still is good chance
OF settling the steel dispute by
company-union bargaining - and
prefers that course to a settle
ment imposed by Government.
He nevertheless was ready, un-
til a week ago. to grant the CIO
SteelworkerS such pay and work.
ing conditions as Economic Sta
bilizer Roger L. Putnam held to
be proper. His hand was stayed
by the Supreme Court pending its
ruling on legality of the seizure
Negotiations have been stalled.
Wage control was on the coun-
ellis Saturday agenda.
A report on atomic development
by Gordon Dean. chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission
headed today's schedule of meet
ings.
Scheduled later are a discussion
of business conditions and de-
control. and a speech by Gen.
Marshall, former Secretary OF
State and former Secretary OF
Defense.
For quarter-century the coun-
ell has been meeting four to six
times annually to bring the view
point of business to the Secre-
taries of Commerce. It was Or
ganized by Herbert Hoover when
he held that Office.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Byrd Has Taken Stand
On All Recent Issues
In Senate, Aide Says
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND. May 9.-Senator
Byrd has taken an unequivocal
stand on the two major issues
which have arisen in the Senate
in recent weeks. his campaign
manager says.
But where Mr.. Miller stands,
Virginians do not know" A. S.
Harrison. State Senator from
Brunswick County. said yesterday
He was referring to Francis
Pickens Miller, the man who seeks
to oust Senator Byrd from the
seat he has occupied for 10 years.
The two are opponents in the
Democratic primary of July is.
Mr.. Harrison's statement was in
reply to challenge from Boiling
Lambeth. Mr.. Miller's campaign
manager. that Senator Byrd de-
bate the issues. Mr.. Lambeth said.
Senator Byrd has either avoided
or twisted the issues.
Mr.. Harrison said no man in the
Senate has declared himself more
Clearly on all major issues than
Senator Byrd.
He has never failed to state
his views on any major legisla-
ton. or matter of policy . not
only are his views known, but
every vote which he has cast in
the United States Senate during
the past 10 years is a public rec
ord Senator Byrd not only
speaks on the issues, but he votes
on them. Virginians, whether or
not they agree. know where he
stands"
OF Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Harrison
said Virginians will want to know
Just where he stands on "the
many issues on which Senator
Byrd has made a record"
In Lynchburg, meantime, Jo-
seph E. Blackburn, an attorney.
will direct the Hilltop city's cam
Ipaign for Senator Byrd. His ap-
Ipointment was announced by Mr.,
Harrison.
1t was announced also that
Representative Burton, seeking
denomination from the 9Th Dis
trict. will have his headquarters
at the Byrd office in Lynchburg.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
@e, Sunday, $tar

WHAT MAKES ESTES RUN?-Puns robbi oil
compared with pulling legitimate defect
But Estes kefouver did this week in Fdu The Editorial Section
eod tokes look the onk onozes victory
fmu that hos mode snotor Ker feared professionals
his porty ond-ot Iote-the opposition WELL
THE LABOR WEK-s OIL teph-those moior
labor difficulties predomoe To bring doe the developments
the week. Stor so Reporter jones r. Newton the labor
ituotion in otud article in the EditoioI Section.
FACT AND FlcToN-Ts Week Mosozn poeked with both The
peono Of the intrepid skipper the Flying
Corken tops the list Of foetuo orees The beginning
thriller Flight Into
mosozines category Plenty exciting teo,ures too
in Woshinstons leading Sunday supplement.
LIKE coNDToNED sARplNEs-Thot. how Uncle SONS .ubmore
live their steeIneosed
So' So Writer WIicm Mcye took the submarine
ans with Stof Photographer Eood Boxer
tell ebou Better Living Conditions for Our Submarine Crews
Pictorial Mosozine.
FOR YOUR BEST READING EVERY DAY ORDER THE EVENING
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Evening star., 1952-05-09
First 1852 Polio Case
Recorded in Alexandra

Alexandria has recorded its first
polio case of 1852.
The victim was q 22-year-old
man, stricken early in March
The disease was not diagnosed
until recently. however. and was
to the Alexandria Health
Department this week. The vic
tim already has been released
from a hospital. apparently with
no severe after affects. the health
department said.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Mahoney's 'sLead
Official Count
Prospect Of Sosscer
Calling for Recount
Is Seen Diminishing

The official count from Mary
lands primary election was re-
ported today from all but a hand
full of counties and George P. Ma
honey is still the Democratic
nominee for the Senate.
Representative Bean. Republican
candidate for the Senate nomina-
tion, and all other candidates de-
clared elected by the unofficial
tabulations Monday night also
were confirmed.
The three counties which reg
iStered relatively close vote be-
tween Mr.. Mahoney and Repre-
sentative Sasscer-Caroline, Dor
chester and Garrett-reported no
change in their unit votes and
little change in the popular vote.
Spokesman for Mr.. Sasscer had
said they were considering asking
for a recount in the three coun-
ties, whose II unit votes could
swing the nomination to Mr.. Sass
Ger if serious errors in his favor
were uncovered.
New Protests Unlikely.
Although Mr.. SaSScer still has
not officially conceded, a recount
demand now appears unlikely.
Victory in the three close coun-
ties plus the others in which the
margin was greater gave Mr..
Mahoney "a unit votes to Mr.
Sasscer'S 68. Seventy-Seven is
needed to assure nomination.
The final popular vote in the
three counties:
Mahoney Sasscer
Caroline 725 681
Dorchester 2,251 2,165
Garrett 688 582
The official canvass was COM
plete in all but Baltimore and
Calvert Counties and Baltimore
City. In none of these was the
unofficial count particularly close
in any Of the Statewide races
MahOney Support Grows.
Meanwhile, more State Demo-
cratic leaders began falling into
line behind Mr.. Mahoney.
President James C. Morton OF
the Young Democratic Clubs OF
Maryland pledged "wholehearted
support in the coming campaign
for Mr.. Mahoney. He made thai
statement after visiting the Sen
ate nominees yesterday with
Richard Lankford, assistant pres
ident of the young Democrats
and Democratic candidate for the
House from the 5th district, and
Joseph D. Tydings. son of the for
mer Senator and Democratic Ma
tional Committee for the Young
Democrats.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Arlington Court Sets
Referendum May II
On School Bond Issue

Arlington Circuit Court Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy has set MAY
~ for a referendum on a pro-
posed school bond issue of ap'
lproximately $8.3 million.
The School Board had presented
"a resolution asking that the refer
endum be held on that date.
The two-year building program
proposed by the board woult
finance $4.5 million for new Sec
ondary school construction, $2.'
$50, 900 in new elementary schoo
construction: $250.00O in remodel
ing of existing buildings. ane
100000 in land acquisition fol
future schools.
Would Add 16 Cents to Tax.
Approval of the bond issue woule
add about Is cents to curren
property tax rates, the board esti'
mated. The bonds would be repait
over a 25-year period.
The board said it hopes tht
bond funds will permit elimina'
ton of double shifts by Septem.
ber. 1854.
Two new precincts have beer
created since the county's las
election.
They are Claremont, where thl
polling place will be at 2635 Soutf
Walter Reed drive, and Dominion
Hills, where residents will vote a
Mckinley School.
Eligible to Vote.
Any one who was qualified tt
vote in the general election las
November is eligible to vote in the
referendum without showing pol
tax receipts, according to election
Officials.
Persons who have registered
since November 6, however. must
bring their poll tax receipts to the
polls and must meet residence re-
IQuirements. Persons who, by June
10, will have lived in the State fo1
one year, in the county for six
months, and in the precinct for 80
days are eligible.
Voting machines will be used in
the referendum. Voting hours will
be 6 am. to 6 pm.
The cost of the special election
is estimated at between SIS, 900 and
Sc, 900. -
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Three U. 5. Emp|oye!
On Arlington Board
win Stay on Custer

Three Federal employees on the
Arlington County Board will re-
main in office while a Circuit
Court decision ousting them is
appealed to the State Supreme
Court.
Attorney John Locke Green,
who won a suit against Board
Member Alan L. Dean. took ex-
ception to suspension of the order
by Judge Walter T. Mccarthy.
Defense Attorneys Edmund
Campbell, Lawrence Douglas and
William J. Hassan and Common
wealth's Attorney, won the stay
yesterday before Judge Mccarthy
Only Dean Named in Suit.
The suit names only Mr.. Dean
but attorneys for both sides agree
that last Mondays decision
signed by Judge Mccarthy yester
day, will affect Board Chairman
Robert W. Cox and Daniel A
Ougan as we'll.
Judge Mccarthy ruled that /,
State law permitting Federal en-
ployes to serve on the Arlington
Board is special legislation and
therefore. unconstitutional
Mr.. Green said to Judge Nc.
Carthy at yesterdays brief ses.
sion for signing of the order, "
don't see how the Court can SAY
they cannot hold Office and ther
turn around and say they can hole
office while this case is on ap.
peal"
Judge Mccarthy said the court
can suspend any order it issues
Mr.. Campbell said a notice nj
appeal will be filed with the Stat,
court within few days.
MIR. Green said the courts ordel
should also apply to Mr.. Cox ant
Mr.. Dugan. Judge Mccarthy sale
the court has authority t,
rule regarding their holding offic,
but added that their status wa,
not before the court in the Dear
case.
A group of about rs persons
meanwhile, has organized ar
Emergency Conference on Citizen.
ship Rights of Federal Employees
T. Oscar Smith. Justice Depart.
ment attorney. has been elected
temporary chairman.
One of the first problems dis.
cussed at the organization meet.
ing last night was Judge Nc.
Carthy's decision.
Mr.. Campbell explained tn,
legal problems now confrontin,
Government workers who wish t,
hold county Office. He said tn,
new court ruling also might affec
the Welfare Board. which ha
two Federal employees as members
ASsails Curbing of Leave.
Mr.. Campbell, who is seekin.
the Democratic nomination to tn,
House from the new 10th district
attacked the Thomas rider pre-
venting accumulation of leav,
time by Federal workers.
He declared:
although it is not general,
known, Federal employees do no
have the benefits of social Sc
curity. unemployment compensa
ton. or severance pay such a.
most private employees enjoy. Thi.
makes it all the more importan
that their security in the form O.
annual leave not be whitfield away
by Congress.
ITO the best of my knowledge
not a voice has been raised BY
Virginia congressman to protect
the interests Of Federal employe.
IN this legislation. I venture the
prediction that If the Virginia
State machine continues to con-
troll the 10th districts representa-
ton in Congress. not a finger will
be lifted in their behalf in the
future.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Folk Festival at Marlboro

The Council of Prince Georges
County Homemakers will present
its annual folk festival and square
dance at BIS pm. tomorrow in
the Frederick Sasscer High School
Marlboro. The county'S history
will be the theme of the show.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Grange to Sponsor Dinner

The Grange Hall Of Forrestville,
Va. will sponsor a benefit fried
chicken dinner from 2 to 8 O'Clock
tomorrow night for its mainte-
nance fund. It was enormously
stated in The Star yesterday that
this event would be last night.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
lundover Hills Buptists

The Landover Hills Md Bap-
tist Church will present an evan
gelistic film at 8 o'clock tonight
in the Landover Hills Elementary
School.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Prince Georges Adds
So Absentee Ballots

The official count Of primary
votes cast Monday in Prince
Georges County was in substan-
tial agreement with unofficial re-
turns. except for the addition of
IS absentee ballots.
The official tally showed these
results:
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Official Count Confirms
Montgomery Results

The official vote from Mont
gomery County in Mondays pri.
mary election confirmed earlier.
announced results in all contests
Virtually the only change from
the unofficial tabulation Monday
night was the addition of some
absentee soldier ballots. Here i.
the final official result in the ma.
jor Democratic and Republican
races in Montgomery:
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

A s1ms. sISn $4,000 a e .ISssSS
An sections Of the county. Call e
4 1asRsfsE EsopEhRsTHIIrs. ' SW: sS$s
cI IA sSfsSS, residential; 4 bedT rs
perfect kitchen super eQuipt.. incl
dishwasher; full bsmt., Diet. gar
workshop; Q lots, beautifully land
scaped; walk to- schools. shops,
churches. bus; You must see % e sp-
FALLS CHURCH-$s,5o0 down for
this attrac. new 3-bedrn.. brick
din. rm.; on level u acre, extra u
acre avail; mr.. schools. etc. Re-
duced to $17.250. ALL0 REALTY,
r oM s SS@sir EYES. WHoo Ssss
viii split agents fee on year,old
2-bedrm. contemporary rambler.
Picture windows. huge lot, garbage
disposal, Bendix washer, fun bSmG;
Price o.5 81 f 400 ,nimSn "a 90 ces
Or payments Of $500 monthly over
s months. "; 2-e1o3 before 7;3o
SHIRLEY HwY.-$s, 900 down. Sioo
Old brick Cape Cod with sxpansibie
sttis; ise; lot. es Gan ACME IA.
NO. ARL.-2-bedrm. brick rambler.
2 yrs. old; gas &C. heat: excel.
s fSsa s sfsso g. 'e ao e ssAL f.
OW. 950S; eyes, ca. 6S93.
BY OWNER-2-bedrm. brick bunga-
low: full basement. expansible attic,
screened porch; large lot6 o over
ssas Only OF 1000 svs: 81
A. BEpRMs. AND 2 BATHS, this
Z house has everything. new and
ready to move in; located mr.. Wash.
f aHs LIE H pkof sss1S1 cn, wv ~
s 3Ai SaSSs1 kiAlMBLERs, ST. AIS down.
CT. I blk. to school; full bsmt.,
everything you. eyer. dreamed Of In
on house i1N snR' p so u a1E d o%
By T USiWHNHEiR-s-bedrm. house. avail
appointment. Phone K1. s-sesx.
wood section Of Fails Church. Az
rec. rm. in hsmt. with firepl.,
laundry rm. and furnace rm;: lst
floor has liv; I'm; h rep hi fnll ii ;f
with gas range. and g. Gu; It.
refgr. closed-in rear porch l0xl6:
End noor has 8 bedrms. and bath
and large rug storage; grounds
nicely shrubbed and inclosed with
heavy wire fence: I blk. to transp.,
Q blks. to high. school. 3 blks. to
grade schools. 4 blks. to ehoppins
Price. $3.50 cow. terms, can b
arranged. Possession at settlement
can be given. Call FA. .4611. -17
SO, 16O-2-BEDRM. white masonry,
10 Yrs. old; large corner lot, Coz
100: Anchor fence. lots Of trees;
stove and refriserator included;
convenient location, 10 Minis. to
Pentagon; $4,000 down, financinR
can be arranged for balance. "a.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 guy

home IN good b. &. Of Or nearby Nd IA
Mrs. Cor, LU. 2-si36 Or 81. 1858.
WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home. Any location. any condition.
Quick action! RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
nINfED. CASH for your home or
commercial property, any location
or cond DI. 8642. 81. 1889.
y PROMPT ATTENTION 70 the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property IS what you desire.
call n. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
sO6 North Capitoi Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisaIs. Results since 1919.
WILL RAX ALL Cash. regardless Of
condition; white or colored. IN all
sections Of b. c. and nearby Nd.
For fmmed. action. call ST. 1890:
Want ANT ~ ~ s SEE; YouR HOUSE for
Terms. On. s745. PRO spt free ap-
ELI y asaa rsGRsi r. sS5lss
On. 2270. III
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GENTLEMAN'S
CMAT,T. ESTATE

ABOUT 4 MILES FROM DISTRICT
LINE IN MONTG. Co., MD.
with field Stone center hall Colonial
home consisting of large. drawing
room with fireplace. dying room
open fireplace and powder room.
breakfast room and modern kitchen
complete the first floor plan.
There are bedrooms and 5 baths
on the second floor; 2 bedrooms
Stone s1I ga Sars ~ There e is a tenant
house or servants quarters on
property consisting Of 4 rooms and
bath and additional storage space
for 2 cars or space could be used
for stable or implement storage.
Tennis court. The entire property
is beautifully handicapped and at
fords privacy and seclusion. Close
property is reasonably priced at
$40. 900 and your inspection Is
invited. Call Mr. Leigh. MA, 1900;
INC. 14l7 K st. NV. lis
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INDIAN SPRING AREA
RAMBLER-$18,950
KENsINGToN HEIGHTS
ALL-BRICK RAMBLERS
81, 45O DN.-GI
FULL EASEMENTS
4 ELEVATIONS
TOTAL PRICE-$13, 600
WITH 4cs CT FINANCING

M VIA T ats ri EVx H4ISRsTTH
SOME 30-DAY OCCuPANCIES
JOIN THE OTHERSl COME ON OUT
AND COMPARE: Copper Plbg. Col
ored Bathroom Fixtures; 2 HUGE
Numerous Innovations.
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. past
Kensington Shopping Center to st:
left TO our homes. or out Georgia
ave. to Piyers Mil I'd, then left to
St. Margaret's way and right to Nc
Comas and left to our homes. or out
Georgia ave. to Wheaton Sh0ppins
Center and Kensineton-W Wheaton I'd,
then left TO st. Paul. left to Nc
comas and left to our exhibit homes.
WEEKDAYS, 4-DARK
LEACH 81 CRONIN
10. $1,000. Ewes. 10. 5000. 5-42s1
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4-STORY BLDG.
BUSINESS PRoPERTY FOR RENT

EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCA-
TION---Avafi. Oct. 1st Approx. 5000
50. IT,. LIST commercial space. Incl.
street level once or store. 900 block
HHouSss1Ngn , CoRe eal Ma zAss7HsrNo i
M. MAINE AVE. AN6 n 81. s.W.-
LIST CONNER; 2-story brick bldg; o
rms; ideal for ONCE and storage;
reasonable rent. RE. 2137. or TR.
iitR AND y SITS, NV. . Ice. rms.
containing $500 50: #. Lavatory
school. Available immediately.
CARL q. RoSINsd. MA. PISA.
continued on Eszs Ps5E5 -
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcens.,
VIENNA DREAM

Sometimes. when you are
elancing through MAGAZINES
at home Ike this. Il
nestles in the woods, with
a small stream along. the foot
Of the property. The house
has magnifcent living-d dining
room 20 #. wide and 25 It.
OF floor to ceiling picture VIM
dows leading to q 3S-ft. porch.
The bedrooms really and truly
are 13x17. 13xI7 and 11x15.
A den is tucked away on the
hall. In the basement is q
beautifully paneled recreation
room 20 It. wide and 3S It.
long :. and here again one
wall Is glassed and leads to
a. covered e Datic which runs
basement also contains =
laundry and furnace room and
large extra room. for q maid
or for storage and work space.
The. kitchen is beautifully
trance han and attached ga
= rage. and there are 2 fire-
places. A builder put this
EXQUISITE home just where he
is moving only because the
house is now too large, for
BEST a AND THE ns LARGEST
RAMBLER WE HAVE EVER
HAD FOR SALE AT IT'S
PRICE, .$35. 900. This is every
ones dream house, but It 4
does require $4,000 In cash.
None OF US have 1t. but II
future happiness see this one
home this afternoon.
MANNAS REALTY
'116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27t
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S10.05O

Immae. 2-bdrm. Diet. masonry home
in highly cow. Arr. loo. Just redec.
inside and out. A beaut. buy for the
small family. Only $2,75O down re-
Quired. Better call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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AFTER ALL

WHO CAN BETTER IT?
A stannch Dutch Colonial on . big
all generous and easy to arrange.
De luxe kitchen boasts 1I-cu. 1T.
refgr. and Magic Chef range. Big,
light basement. Detached Lear ga
rage. Venetian blinds and automatic
clothes washer. All this for Sl7,950
ana $4,000 cash may handle. CAN
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1893 Lee HWY. on GIebe. oW. 9O9O
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
$17,5OO

$17,5O0
Our best buy In Silver Spring. Charm
rm., bsmt.. driveway, attractive liv.
rm. with lge. hrepl. and beamed
ceiling. Assume original 2b-yr. FILA
LIST. trust. Complete GE kitchen.
Priced for fInmed. sale. Owner has
been transferred. Cali SH. SO1O till
8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT q INSURANCE CO.
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
PHONE US TONIGHT
IA. $1,000
TARA AREA
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick Col. with
fun basement w/outgide entrance.
on large level lot. Large living
room room. W Fun prlce only $500. with
small down payment.
ARNA VALLEY
redecorated semi-det.
home, with fun basement and nice
wooded, fenced lot. Close to Penta-
gon. Price $4,000. with small
down payment.
MAGNIFICENT
Is this most beautiful Williamsburg
style, used brick rambler, on lovely
wooded lot in exclusive Bellevue
Forrest: 8 lovely bedrooms. ga
baths e, space for z more s.r,,, bed lrGIs
w1fpl.. separate dining room, ex-
cfpfionally nice kitchen; full Dase-
uient with recreation room Wffpl-
and half bath. Assume. large -
CT loan with full price only S34 $50.
STRATFORD HILLS
Elegant white brick raneh-house with
exceptionally large living room. sep
arate dining room. beautiful kitchen.
3 tWin-sized bedrms.. full baths.
hreezeway and garage on Ice. level
lot. with privacy. Only 5000
cash WIN handle: full price only
BOSS :Ss b PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse %. IA. $4,000 It'll . pm.
Arlin0ton .-19
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WESTGATE RAMBLERS
500 ALLEN TERRACE
OPEN DAILY 9 TIT. nARK

WEO1GAIE HANDLERS
5109 ALLEN TERRACE
OPEN DAILY, 2 TIL DARK
PRICE SI9.750
Sparkling new Diet. brick ramblers,
beautifully built and tastefuIiy dec
GRATED. Situated close to elem.
school and located In one of the
mnest RESIDENTIAL areas In the coun-
Try. The homes contain q recep-
ton area, combination liv. rm. adm.
rm: with fireplace; large modern
equip. kitchen; 2 excellent bedrms,,
closets and storage space. Rear
porch with tool shed. exceptionally
good financing. Come out today and
take your choice Of 5 homes ready
for immediate occupancy.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. ext.
more ave, 3 blks to Allen ter, left
on Allen ter, bear right one block
w. b. WRIGHT
6osi Wis. ave-. NV. EN-. 300.
WeStmoreland Hills
Colonial red brick home; center-h hall,
porch, 3 twin-size bedrms.. 2 baths.
paneled recr. rnn.: attached ea-
rage; deep lot; 3 blocks to direct
downtown transp.:: excellent A.
naneing.
C. Allen Sherwin, Inc.
424l Wisconsin Ave. NV. I'm. 1850.
III
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Silver Spring$12,75O
Only 5-min. walk to Ga. and Alaska
ayes; comfortable bungalow, Ice.
Nv. rn., sep. din. rm., kit. with
table space, 2 bedrms. with huge
closet space. bsmt.; gas h.-W. heat;
Silver Spring$18,95O
Desirable 3-bedrm., th-and a half
Colonial home: liv. rm. with firepi.,
sep. din. rm.. kit, half bath on first
hoor, 3 bedrms. and tile bath on
second floor; full bsmt.; gas a.-c.
neat; ige., level Anchor-fenced lot;
near parochial and new public
schools.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
81. 6b55. Realtors. TIL PM.
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BRICK RAMBLER
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erous living rm., with firepi,. full,
equipped gle kit... full bsmt.. ga
rage. storage attic; u acre lot
dead-end street. ASKING $16.25O
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9O4R WilSon Blvd IA. 2-31OC