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Evening star., 1952-09-13

especially millions of young
people with families still to be
reared" he pointed out.
I'VE have done these things
through the multiple workings
of many parts of our free eco
nomy-through the architect
who fits the home to the family,
the builder and developer who
fashion it to the land and the
community, the workman who
translates new ideas from blue
prints to buildings, the lender
who adapts the means Of the
family to the value of the home
the designer and fabricator Of
materials and equipment who
consider the people that use
them, the consumer who ap-
praises the house for the living
that goes into it, as we'll as the
elements it keeps out; and
finally the Government that
stimulates. supports and assists
all these vital participants in our
free enterprise system without
substituting for any of them"
Mr.. Foley emphasized that he
saw a bright future for housing
and for the objective of pro-
viding decent places to live for
more families.
"As we inspect the homes Of
today during National Home
Week, we will be viewing both
a proof and a promise-a proof
of the advances we have already
made, a promise of the progress
that we still can make.
What has already been done
we'll can be done better, and
what has been done for many
can assuredly be done for more"
Evening star., 1952-09-13

paint. For best results clean off
the rust with steelwool or sand
paper, wash with turpentine and
apply a coat of red lead paint.
Allow 1t to dry for at least one
week. Many paint manufacturers
now make a rust inhibitive paint
that does not require the complete
removal of rust. 1t is only neces-
sary to scrape of-any thick seal
ing. If you desire an aluminium
finish, you can then finish with
the aluminium paint.
Lines in Plaster Walls.
Question: We have plaster
wall in our bathroom and there
are lines grooved into it to give
the appearance of tile. These lines
are partly filled with paint. Is
there any way we can make the
grooves smooth and level before
we paint again?
Answer: After washing the walls
thoroughly and rinsing with clear
water, allow them to dry. The
grooves can then be filled with
Swedish putty. This is made by
mixing Spackle with paint or
varnish. Detailed instruction s
will be found on the label of the
spackle box.
New Concrete Over Old.
Question: I have concrete
slab over a fruit cellar in the
front of my house. I want to
make this slab 3 to 4 inches
thicker to raise it up higher.
The top of the present slab is
very smooth and I would like
to know how I could make a
good bond between the old and
new concrete. A coat of tar, much
as they use on cellar walls, was
advised.
Answer: I suggest that old con-
crete be given a coat of liquid
asphalt damp-proof1ng, then a
layer Of heavy asphalt saturated
felt be put down this, overlapping
Evening star., 1952-09-13
Housing Chief Sees
Output as Buttress
For Democracy
Continued From Page BID

very little towards clearing up
the housing clutter of the past.
while we have moved ahead
rapidly, we have planned ahead
much too slowly.
while we have reached into
many new and varied areas of
housing need, we have still done
far too little about such serious
needs as those of minority
groups, of low-income families,
of the aging, of such special
occupational groups as migra-
tory workers, of those primarily
in need of lower-priced rental
Accommodations"
Mr.. Foley said he believed that
since the end of World War II
the country had begun to come
Of age in housing"
I'VE have built not just
houses. but better planned
neighborhoods, shielded from
traffic and commercial en-
croachment. yet accessible to
stores. schools, and churches.
We have designed homes for
the living needs of children and
parents, and for their joint and
separate pursuits"
Referring to housing as not
a thing outside our social and
economic system. but as an in
tegral part Of it, Mr.. Foley said:
I'VE have begun to build into
our housing a way Of life to
make housing one of the foun-
dation stones of free and demo-
cratic living"
The Nations top housing Of
f1cial told The Star:
Since the war, we have re-
fooled from war to peace, re-
vived our defense efforts against
the threat of a new aggression,
devoted billions to rebuilding a
free world, and with it ali, We
have produced more for our
selves than ever before in our
history-more food, more cars.
more schools. more recreation"
In the last four years alone,
he said. the United States has
produced nearly a million more
homes than in any comparable
period in our history.
I'VE have brought good hous-
Ing within the grasp of millions
previously unable to get it,
Evening star., 1952-09-13

the sheets half their width. As
phalt damp-proofing should be
mopped on between the laps of
the felt. I think it would be
wise to use reinforcing in the
new concrete.
Appearance of Furniture.
Question: I am using furniture
that has been stored for some
time. 1t is not checked or
scratched but has a cloudy ap-
pearance. Can you tell me what
to do to get it looking nice and
glossy?
Answer: If the cloudy effect is
not very heavy. you should be
able to remove it by wiping with
"a mixture of one tablespoonful of
cider vinegar in a quart of water.
Rub this on with a soft cloth in
the direction of the grain of the
wood and then wipe with soft dry
cloths. Polish with any one of
the Well-known makes of furni-
ture polish. Furniture that has
acquired a heavy white cloudy eff
feet may be permanently damaged
because of long exposure to a
damp atmosphere. In this case,
ref1nishing is advisable.
Insulating a Concrete Floor.
Question: I would appreciate
your suggestion on how to pre-
pare six-inch-thick concrete
floor poured directly on the earth.
l want to carpet my living room
and put down asphalt tile in the
other rooms. I would like to make
this floor moisture-proof and
warm.
Answer: To accomplish this, you
will have to insulate the outer
edges of the concrete slab in order
to prevent the penetration of cold
into the house. Information on
this work can be obtained in
pamphlet form from the Small
Evening star., 1952-09-13
.By Rooer c. Whitman

Question: The kitchen and din
ette floors of our 7-year-old home
squeak very badly. The oil fur
mace is directly under this area.
We tried to tighten the floor with
screws but were not successful.
We understand that when this
home was built green lumber was
used. We haven't any trouble in
the other rooms.
Answer-Since you have no
trouble with other floors in the
house, it is likely that the cause
of squeaking is shrinkage Of the
wood because of the heat from
the furnace. It is possible to elm
mate this noise by driving wood
wedges between the joists and the
subf1ooring. To locate the spots,
some one would have to walk
over the floor and by standing
over the loose boards you can
drive the wedges into the exact
areas where squeaking occurs.
Evening star., 1952-09-13
Mood Wedges Can Quiet That Pesky Floor Squeak

The ends Of wood shingles could
be used for the purpose.
RuSted Steel Beams.
Question: The steel II" beams
in our basement have rusted. I
am wondering if an aluminium
paint would cover the rust and
not chip off.
Answer-Aluminum paint is not
satisfactory as a rust inhibitive
Evening star., 1952-09-13

Homes Council at the University
of Illinois at Urbana, Ill. The cost
of the pamphlet is 10 cents. In ad-
dition to this. the surface of tile
concrete slab will have to be
coated with a special type of
asphalt emulsion to prevent the
penetration of ground moisture
through the concrete. Flooring
contractors are familiar with this
material.
House of Cement Blocks.
Question: My husband and I
bought home constructed of
cement blocks, Since we pur-
chased this, several months ago,
we have been told such homes
are quite damp. Is this true?
also would like to know if it
would be advisable to paint the
building, if so what kind of paint
should be used? A friend advised
that cement blocks are not sup
ipOSed to be painted.
Answer: Cement and cinder
blocks can be painted satisfac-
torily with a damproof cement
base paint or rubber-base ma
Isonry paint. If the walls have
been previously painted with an
Ioil-baSe paint the cement-base
paint cannot be used. Either of
the above materials when used on
concrete or cinder- block walls will
help prevent penetration of moist
ure.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning home repair work. If
you would like to have his leaflet.
W-18, Squeaking Floors and
Stairs. send 10 cents in coin to
Roger C. Whitman. P. o. Box
80, Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
CReleased by Consolidated News
Features, Inc)
Evening star., 1952-11-20

BETHESDA-Modern 3-bedrm. ram
bier; close to schools. transp.: full
bsmt.. porch, h.-w.h., gar: vacant;
VA. II N. Bedford St.
. rms, ! i2 baths. finished attic.
oil heat; S120 per mo-; immediate
possession LU. 4-3311. FL
VIERS MILI-2-bedroom home: COM
pletely redecorated: 500 per mo.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC. SH.
vIERS MILL VILLAGE. MD.-Two-
bedrm. bungalow: bsmt.. gas heat;
conv. to bus and shopping. stores.
Ss7 so per mo. Lease. SH. O6OI;
evenings. LA. 6-SS00. -23
HEIGHTS - Lovely g.
bedrm. house: wall-to-wall carpeting
throughout: disposal. de luxe electric
range; aluminium storm doors: full
bsmt.; fenced inclosed yard; conv
to schools and transpeS125. ALDRE,
INC, LU. 4-0747. al
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

Huntington-2 bed
six-RooM fxi oSIi' Brick. Tc ID detac5ed: 5 fully
furn.: | acre Of sround; in heart Of
NEAR 18th AND r. l. AVE. Ne
Lge. corner semidet home. 3 bed
rms, full bsmt.: S135 per mo.
CAsKEY REALTORS, AP. 640O;
ewes. WA 6639. 80
CONVENIENT N. w. SECTION, 2422
Observatory pl. n.w.-Three bed
rms: 2 inclosed rear porches, front
porch, built-in gar. Conv. bus and
street on. car transp. Bent Bent Sl25 rAprIsI Per
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors. 925
NEAR BoLLING FIELD and Naval
Research--Bungalow. rooms and
RHRLyy Ri!ei 60 CO. %, nc? s..:d5' dSuHuEEAN ma
furn.; conv. to transp. BY appt.
only. 500 Buckingham dr.. Silver
Spring SH. 5229. -23
e93i WEAVER ST. NV. between
Macarthur blvd. and Loughboro rd.;
SILVER N i sPRiNG. G.: a9o5 ilYT; Wiseman I'd
Two-bedrm. brick bungalow; avail.
Dec. s. Lo. 4-650S or FRANK L.
HEWITT CO 81. 5000. -23
N.W.-Seven rms. and bath; excel.
cond. S160. Call 6-s pm. GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

dong $13O.OO0 yearly. One of the
sss Fissl0es Pse ae a modsI
YSTNG eSH 60 MAkRiED Nj ssaE MAN will invest
$4,000 and services in paying bust
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to oh.
tain store in shopping area. for shoe
repair man with own machinery.
For information call Mr.. Bugash,
NEw III 4IaS}Si MoSERx MOTEL. 1s.unit. $S
room. to expand; On busy u. s.
ton cali oE. 55l6 workdays after
1SvRsToR-s5.o EST; 900 for one year in
weil-establis6ed automobile agency
Curtailment of investment monthly,
plus ample interest. Guaranteed
collateral, Box 25S-M, Star. %.
BODY SHOP SERVICE STATION,
$4,000 cash. Good income. Plenty
work. Completely equipped. In
sor Ssassr Vfeks Ne f5R
SALES TO. 1881. & am. to 10 pm.
MONEY-MAKING ENTERPRISE -
S Fully n eauIpped sasage sa wi With ,ps;I paint t
shop. Plenty room for expansion:
$4,000. lock, stock and barrel. Box
LARGE USED CAR LOT for sale. On
heavily travelled boulevard. Com
plete in every respect for full-scale
operation. Long-term lease on
property: Call UN: 4040: "a
arst-class restaurateur accustomed
to serving best patrons the finest
food. Afhliate with large, new, ultra
modern 52-unit motor court nearby.
5000 sq. #. Q noors; brand-new
building. Apply FALLS CHURCH
MOTOR COURT, Virginia. 23'
Evening star., 1952-11-20
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING and hauling. day or night.
NO. $3.50. DU. 96S7.
LIGHT HAULING and local moving;
free estimates. TU. 1850. Call after
FOR QUICK PICKUP and delivery
service. light moving and hauling,
ARE YOU MOVING to California
or 40 some other western state?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING National 1852.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing:
Phone NO 0l04 UNION STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 2937; eyes., GE. 1915.
20"
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by the job or So per hr.; 8 rms.
as low as $50. DE. 6136 or DE. OO66.
26s
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cons.)

brick Of real charm with the fea-
lures one expects in GEORGETOWN.
Spacious rooms. large closets. mel
lowed floors, secluded garden; $43,-
TGoMAs f2S Mrs. rsRsH sRL1sS Rs vs. VS. 7sGa stse
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS-$17.95O 4
bedrms., 2 baths feature this de-
lightful 4-yr.-old brick Cape Cod.
Unusually lge.. liv, rm. with bay
window and fireplace; huge mod;
child's rm. on 2nd fir. Lge. wooded
lot. Screened porch over Lear ga
rage. $4,000 cash will handle.
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
GI4yEs sn}1 stta aas aasy sHy dsa Sss bome aa
for mod: iiv, Can MI. i144. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE.
MADISON ST, near 5th-Very at
traetive 4-bedrm; brick home, facing
ooF den ASkas csr ssN sendx AsS WSshsr
v. CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE.
22O1. 81. 7747.
MT. home and
offlce for doctor or income. Four
super rms; kit. and powder rm. on
1st f.: 5 bedrms.; 2 baths on End
cash. GE. 1916. 80
QUACKENBOS ST., near sth-Im-
maculate corner brick home Of s
large. rms. a bedrms.). Q baths, oil
h.-w.h., 2-car b.-i. garage. Priced
tS S1 SCI! ss4s suisklyi sa esd n; NJ. NORTHERN
brick Colonial. built by Frank 8;
S$4,s5o FRANK s; PHfLLIPs, 81.
DEL BkTek ksTTeePklnFs, rooms ss1 Or DoSsr saeS
trade. Mr.. Martufi. La. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO., realtor.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346. 80
TWO COMPLETE APIS, $4,000 down.
Decatur, mr.; 4th: Modern Kitchens,
Paths. 1aas .,1 T. q N; LERNER & CO.. Tu.
81 900 81 DoRNs Pm 9nsr.ham St. nF: 9Th
rm: brick home; also dble; rear IN.
sRERrzERR SIZES RRr'fsf RE ayo1. eHIE2EP 81 72E5
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND cALvERT-
Very large and substantial 4-bedrm
tapestry row brick: beautifully reno
waited: delightful in-town location
ssfsaSs51t rANk + k0st s. pGEEf1ps GEffk pf5f 81
NEAR BETHESDA-S21,5O There
are 3 lovely bedrms and . mod
tiled baths in this handsome, brand
new. detached brick rambler. Plenty
OF storage space. Beaut. mod
kitchen. Situated on k-acre lot
The surroundings are as beautiful
as any in MONTGOMERY Co. w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
512 RITTENHOUSE-S brick;
8 rms. bath; gas heat garage.
9th and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick;
bedrmS.; ? baths; den and rec rm
Sth and Delafield-$1,25O down; {
rms; bath; gas heat.
4th and Delafield-$1,250 down; 4
bedrms.; bath; oil heat.
10Th and Sheridan-Semidet brick;
bedrms.; 2 baths; reas. terms.
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707. GE. 014C
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ent to sci Schools, sops SeaS ra and tpsasp
Semidet. brick. 5 yrs. old. in excel
cond, S1s.5OO. Call MIR: LUECK,
AMkRs MA sG4S GSIy svfsi Wo RKS6s2m,ns s6s5i Will,
.iamsburg Colonial Of just about
finest quality money can buy. Only
two bedrooms, but all rooms are very
large: Wide. centr hall. paneled den
and Law, on 1st A.: 9 immense bed
Fas Fms AND bath eaPags Ga end LATE G f roo oPt
fectly beautiful corner lot Q00-ft.
trontage). with several huge naples
and large dogwoods. Few steps to
bus and only 5 short blocks. to the
excellent s5 Spring Valley saI yoo sheppins 1
9ense1 @ovfns pflesa from city SSfqH PRANR
PB PPBB1LLaIgPSs; agS; DI. 141i; evenings cali
AMER. Univ. PARK AREA-s13.5oo
River road, just off Wis. ave-
Neat little 6-room- -and-bath de-
store: Janney and st; AIMS Schools,
High. Oil h.-w. heat. Garage. To
inspect. call RA. 1924 (evenings) or
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Do not fail to
see this fine home now available
brk Colonial; 4 blks. from st. AIMS
and in Horace Mann zone; slate
roof and all best construction fea-
lures: rms, 215 baths, including
3 bedrms., den and rec. rm.; over
looks Govt; park. FRANK s; PHIL
BERKELEY1vis1T Si LEY ToDAYNExhibii
Frank s. Phillips new development
of fine quality homes. in the exclu.
sive and highly restricted Foxhall
area; 2: 4 and ; bedroom t9n,1 homes; sio.a IN
from s3s.500. Foxhaii I'd. TO Gar.
ieft eft to Calvert St.. lett into Berkeley
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI. 1411
evenings: cali OR. 9265.
CHEVY CHASE: p. ,C.-3229 Morri;
S1 sOn St to- S sre. FAMILY froPfase Fns corneI Goe1
brick. slate roof, center hall Col.
oniai; redecorated; beautiful loca.
tion. large trees. conv. to schools ano
!EaFsD oores ft din fl TS7ft r panaIed lTlps den 5m
laree cedar closets. I'd A., . rms,
bath. large closet; homelike and in
good taste. To reach. Out Conn
ave. right at Morrison st. to :I3d
For details call MISS FREE. RA.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Soa $50. S.
900 cash will handle this attrac-
tive, 6-rm.. 1k-bath, Colonial brick
home which includes :: nice bed
rms. and first-floor powder rm.,
side porch, full bsmt. Carryins
charges to suit you. w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $780,
PARK - Large house.
conveniently located. near wis. ave;
$50. 900. Call WI. e52s between 5
and z. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-20
CLEVELAND PARK

Located little west of
Connecticut ave-, convenient to
the John Eaton School and
the National Cathedral. 1t
should particularly appeal to a
sizable family, featuring 6 bed
rooms and 41a baths. The
FIRST floor has wide entrance
foyer. spacious living room
with stone fireplace, family
size dining room, a lovely Ii
brary Cor television room)
20x9 with picture window.
FIRST FLOOR, MODERN
BATH and TODAY'S DE LUKE
KITCHEN. wall-to-wall carpet
ing included in price. The Ii
brary. dining room and kitchen
overlook rear garden which in
cludes a winding brook with
bridge across to wooded gar
den. For those who love a
restful haven and outdoor life
1t has q great deal of appeal.
The full basement is above
ground, including automatic
heat and lavatory; built-in
garage PRICE reduced to
64S6.
Evening star., 1952-11-20

NEAR BETHESDA-S21.5OO There
are 3 lovely bedrms. and . mod.
tiled baths in this handsome, brand
new. detached brick rambler. Plenty
of storage space. Beaut. mod
kitchen. Situated on 1a-acre lot
The surroundings are as beautiful
as any in MONTGOMERY Co. w. B.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
NAYLOR GARDENS
APARTMENTS WANTED


FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn. apis. or
house, or sublets. Wash Va. White
.9pen pr,,SaT I dayS. MA 0Ool ,,,,.
and east of Conn. P. o. Box 514.
BENJAMIN Franklin Station. 81"
LADY desires sublet furnished apart
ment; living room, bedroom. kitchen,
bath; S125 maximum. Telephone:
HU. 96S7. 20'
FURNISHED-Profes of languages
with wife and . boys desires .
bedrm. apt. in NV. D. C. Sl25
maximum. Write Box 442-S, Star.
ONE-BEDRM. furn. apt. wanted in
apt. bldg, NV; . empl. women;
S90-S100. AID. 5512 after 600 pm.
2l"
THREE OR FOUR RIM. APT. in ne.
or NV. by policeman and wife; no
children. LA. 6-6533 after 5 pm.
%"
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

7-1O ROOM HOUSE. furn. or unfurn..
suitable for looming house. Will do
own repairs. DU. 1886. -23
WE NEED fine rental properties,
furn. or unfurn.. in the NV. area
Of D. C. or close-in Md. Will pay
from $500 to $500 monthly for the
right property. For immediate ac-
tion at top prices and reliable ten
ants call Mrs. Knight at DE. 2O3S.
with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO. ST.
BANK OFFICIAL desires furnished
house. 3 or 1 bedrms., large living
rm. dining room. all modern kitchen.
NV. section. Available Dec. | E.
$500 to S400 per month. Phone BX.
1850. Ext 2152, 9 to $50.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont, ,

VICINITY OF 5000 BLK. eOth ST.
kit. Second a.: bedrms.. bath,
JOHN +. DoSoHoE, sss Pa ave. we
kENs1NGToS.. S1S.Ia MD.-Lovely lge. M|G dip
lomat's home; charming inside and
out; unusual opport.; $500 per mo.
ARTHUR ART ": sddaRocHE. OIL. oo70;
CLEVELAND 'I Park. just of Conn.
ise: 1st Il. plan; nr. irS' Bur. of st Sand. ID
ards; $50 $500 per mo. Cali Mr.. r. Mseht,
CHEyY che S'SGi CHASE CIRCLES rms. 1g ia
baths; gar; garden; near school,
sss; ssss; sa3S' w. sas5. MFs' Dunninst0n: Or
CHEvY CHAsE~very beaut. home. 6
TV, dishwasher, disposal washer,
dryer: 6 mos; $500 mo. Mrs. Dun
ning.on, OR. $3.50; WI. 1885.
THREE -BEDRM. country home, Just
off Leesburg pike in Va; $225 per
mo. For further information call
JOSEPH W. sEAY CO., FA. 1920.
1910 LoNcEELLow ST, NV
bsdrm. bdr house, 2 g., baths d 6saut beau
Suitable suFn aYs is1 fS5 Or mnda adats "'fup fg4
lease: S1S5 mo: gas heat. To in
Spect. call ME. 5402.
651i WOODROW AVE-, Cabin John.
Mo. .--Det; frame on lee. lot. !:
bbedrrms;, liy; rm;s: din. din rm., Kit; and
sseet. sssh: eaiF sdFasf NE. S1as s4Ss. mo- TO in
NO. ARL.-Three- bedroom Colonial:
conv. to schools, buses and shopping.
Sl6O per mo. Call Mr.. May. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. OW. 9O90.
2 blks. beyond West
over: AS mo-, beginning Dec. /;
S115 mo. Attrac. Cape Cod; bed
rooms, liv. rm.. f1repl., bath, kit, 1st
floor; auto. washer, gar: lge., fenced
yard. Evenings, KE. S-5069. -22
1904 MONROE ST., Colmar Manor,
Md.-Bungalow, ami; clean; very
accessible to downtown with car.
500. Avail. Dec. ia. 5995. --26
MT. PLEASANT, 1889 Newton ST. NV
3-bedrm. house. near Rock Creek
Park. $l4o. Wo. 1900. THos. L.
ARLINGTON-5-rm. brick. furnished.
on beautiful wooded knoll. Ten
minutes downtown or Pentagon; one
block. from bus: oil heat: S135
monthly. MA. $3.50 or EX. $500.
Ext. 3645. MIR. KESSECKER.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACosIrA, !Sas . s,a near II 18th and Misns- ns
stantially built 2-story brick. r rms,
sun parlor. chestnut trimming. oil
By hT sppt aak4Mss ssraSsi REALY fisD Ne 1e'
II345 -Good Hope I'd. s.e. LU. 4-34oo.
ANiACosTHiA-2 complete apts.. home
and income; perfect cond; Only
$1,000 down: W. CLIFFORD SHERT-
BRaSBEEy RER EE sa1 a4s eyes bssatiia so dss:
brick, with concrete front porch. liy:
rm. with firepl.. din, rm... kit. z
bedrms.. modern tile bath, full
bsmt.: with oil h.-w.h.; nice yard
schoo Ssn df ansp sarsssd d shonpns ovn.
will sacrifice for immediate sale on
l-4s71; r. A. HUMPHREYS. S0s
CoNGsGss 81 GsPlssi fHiE1GHrs-p.tac ch d
house; 5 rms. bath on LIST a., with
bsmt.; % gas h.-w.h.; ise. lot: detached
gar. Must be seen to be appreciated.
EIIGcRRS1 EGIeHrs sm; ,Ds DstisS;s SIN
ian: lge. level lot. SiS.50O. HhE-..
MAN REALTY INC; iod la45 q sSss Coed
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-34UO. vi. obIo.
HILLCREST AREA. Highwood dr.
Det. brick OF superb quality; heavy
slate roof; z rooms. baths. rec;
bargain. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI.
i411; evenings. call OF. S5S5. --23
LINCOLN PARK-S2, 900 down. Very
attract. detached brick home. 8 rms.
ties a W CLIFFORD sHERTzER." RI.
22O1: ewes. 10. 3-4156. So
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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HOUSES SALINE. tcont.)

661 EMERSON ST. NE.
semidet. brick. 3 yrs. old: B
spacious rms. tiled bath, recreation
rm., gas &C. heat; fenced yard:
reasonable down pymt. and assume
40 loan for the bal.
PECK CO. LA. 6-6666
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE HOUSE with working
mother and child; nurse. maid and
line; No. Arl. RE. 5062 daily; JA.
S-0360 ewes. -2l
TWO CONGENIAL MOTHERS will
share comfortable home in NV. Sec
tion with mother and child. Con-
venient transp. TU. 0774. 80
GIRL. to share 6-bedrm. house with
3 others, in Wardman PIX. area. Call
HU. 5441 after 8 pm. s-25
1924 RIDGE PL. S.E.-Conv. Naval
Rec. Station. Couple wanted to
share well furnished 5-rm. house
GTEA TisS 1aeg ECHO ~ Hers, a.'o9s; rms. woman
owner: will share with 2 adults or
rent entire until spring. WI. 547S.
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COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE
CLosE-IN CONN. AVE.

CLOSE-IN CONN. AVE.
One bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath; oper-
ating cost, SCI 80 per mo-; priced
at S6,950, $1,000 down payment.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Two bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. bath;
excel. cond.; operating cost at
S26.25 per mo-: $3.50, substantial
cash. To inspect these apts.. please
call MR.. PALMER. HU. 9447. -21
NAYLOR GARDENS
Two-bedrm 2nd-h. wing apt. price
reduced to $3.50. Also a 3-bedrm.
unit. Both in nice cond. and well
located Possession. Call Mr.. Row.
land. LU 1-7069 with DRURY
REALTY CORP. 80
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SOMERSET AREA

A stately older home in this popular
close-in location. RECEIPT, hall, lge
liv. rm..- din. rm., kit. and u bath
on 1st floor. bedrms. and 2 baths
on 2nd. Price, $24.750 with excel
financing. E. M. FRY. INC, WI
$500 It'll @ nm -21
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DON'T MISS

This charming English village house
rooms and we'll furnished full
bsmt.; conv. loc.: Sl5O per mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS COMPANY.
1905 III ST. NV Ma 2345