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ter audiences. Let Barbara Stan
wyck pine away In q similar sit
uation. Miss Bennett will put q
laughing face on her plight. She
has fun fighting her way out Of
the greedy arms Of the movie star
who aids her in arousing the
psychiatrist's Jealousy. She gets
at least as much amusement out
of Playwright Batson's lines as
he put into them.
Most Of the time. too. She looks
very pretty in the process and It
Is q foul to demand anything
more Of q summer drama star.
4 4 ~
Her equal In keeping the faith
with summer comedy tradition is
represented In Helen Raymond.
Miss Raymond plays the classic
lplatitude role Of romantic comedy,
the lusty old mother Of the hero
inc who had had o lot Of Aprils
and has become an addict to them
long after they are good for her.
She is no longer in q position to
be discriminating in her adven-
lures and she is wise enough not
to try. Whatever life gives, she
takes.
The single refreshing touch
Miss Raymond brings to the part
is a good one, an inability to
remember just how her lines are
supposed to go.
Naturally, she has an approx
mate idea of what the dialogue
should be and who Is to argue
that this is not far funnier than
anything Batson wrote? Certainly
not this f1rst-nighter.
y X y X
The males associated with Miss
Bennett in II Found April" are
the polished sort that an actress
of her station is accustomed to-
They are Edmon Ryan, as the psy-
chiatrist, and Herbert Evers who
plays the handsome intruder from
Hollywood. Both achieved the
miracle of wearing gray flannels
throughout most Of the play with
out looking like members Of the
visiting baseball team at the enc
of an lilo game.
This may not be acting but II
is obviously something more ex-
traordinary. even with Olney's air
cooling fighting a valiant due
with the world we live in.
Robert O'Hearn provides the
Central Park South living room
setting in which the Olney's vari-
Gus characters find their Aprils
It looks quite like the lofty nook
that girl who is so successful ir
music could afford and 1t makes 8
proper background for one whose
wardrobe is as varied and costly
as Miss BENEFITS.
Although "I Found April is q
new play and is rated as trying
out on the summer circuit. 1t i.
unlikely that it ever will reacl
Broadway. It has been there. un.
der other titles. so often before.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Studios interested in doing q
movie on Eisenhower's life should
take note that he's q great poker
player and a better cook-but he
doesn't play the piano.
Dan Dailey's skiing musical Is
ID done-to-muSic version of Sonia
Henie's Sun Valley" and
how about a role in the film fo1
boss Daryl Zanuck?-he's good
on skis.
Producer Sol Siegel. who gave
Mitzi Graynor her first break Gin
my Blue Heayen") gives her an
other in There's No Business Like
Show Business" Irving Berlin;
Icavalcade of 20th-Fox stars.
Mike Todd. introducing Rose
mary Colligan at Romanoff's, ad-
Imonished the boys: Don't hole
her hand too long, she's with me.
+ n +
Jose Ferrer directs and stars IL
I"The Alchemist" - in London
Whoever started the story thai
Ferrer Is fighting with Johr
Huston should talk to returnees
from Montmartre. Not true
and whoever planted the misin-
formation that Mrs. Jose will join
him in Europe this Summer was
Iflbbing. The lady is currently tour
ing in summer stock under hel
lpro name, Phyllis Hill.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, who does
nothing small-time or fast, calico
to say he's chartering slow freight
Iers for his trailer tour to London's
coronation next year, with 1900
would-be trail-alongers applying
for passage.
Mary Pickford, down to q
feather 104 pounds, trained In
here Friday to begin training fol
1.-THE Library" now titled "Circle
|of Fire" Mary's well-known pro-
|penSity for changing her mind Is
lin allegiance for the r1once.
'The Juggler" is now scheduled
to start here, and producer Stan
ley Kramer is juggling dates tc
finish in Israel after the Jewish
high holidays.
Jean Pierre Aumont's play is
|big hit in Paris. Jean wants
Evening star., 1952-07-23
'Porgy' Boxoffice
Sale Opens Today

Seats go on sale today at the
boxofice of the National Theater
for the four-week Washington en-
gagement Of "Porgy and Bess,' u
opening Tuesday evening, August
at the National. William War
field sings the role of Porgy, Cab
Galloway plays Sportin' Life in the
new production of George Gersh-
win-DuBose Hayward opera which
is headed directly for art festivals
in Vienna and Berlin following
the Washington run.
"Porgy and Bess" will play
Wednesday and Saturday mat
inees at the National. The engage
ment will close August 30.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Thousands of YodeIers
Due at Swiss Festival

The mountains will be full Of
song when several thousand men
and women yodelers from all over
Switzerland meet at st. Gall for
the ninth Swiss yodellers' festival.
The entrants. dressed in the
costumes Of their districts. will
sing from memory the Alpine
melodies handed down from gen.
Grafton to generation.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Il Found April, which brought
Constance Bennett to the Olney
Theater last night.
Santayana did not write II
Found April" A disciple of his,
name of George Batson, did. Yet,
however, indirect, there is some
thing dramatic in any linkage be-
tween Santayana and Miss Ben
nett.
In all truth, it is more dra-
matte than Author BatSon'S play
which is an occasionally amusing
trifle that might have been as
sembled from bits and pieces of a
dozen enduring summer theater
favorites. Miss Bennett. looking
lissome and stylish, is quite undis-
mayed by this. Although neither
she nor the play add a whit to
April's prestige, they provide q
plausible way to endure one more
night of the heat wave.
Batson's collection of April en-
thuSiasts have become positively
folksy by now in spite of any
pretense on their part to being
fashionable and sophisticated
They could hardly look more
familiar in the family picture
album.
The blithe spirit represented by
Miss Bennett-in a quite alluring
wardrobe-iS a concert pianist
composer. This is a type chron-
ically unstable in its love. life
and Miss Bennett is no exception
to the rule. A couple OF dismal
emotional adventures have left
her insecure and she is getting
along in quite a wobbly way with
her newest April promise.
There is hope in this man, how
ever, in that he is a psychiatrist
which should be the ideal mate
type for neurotic musicians. The
hindrance is that Miss Bennett
invariably assumes that his in
terest in his patiantS is more than
professional. Since the latter are
added aristocratS and movie ac-
tresses, there is some ground for
this, but not as much as Miss
Bennett keeps fearing.
Truth and trust come to her
after she has had a brief but illu-
minating experience with a male
film star. This sends her flying
back to the psychiatrist perhaps
to await, like Santayana, her next
date with spring.
X
Arthur Sircom, who directed 81
Found April" has seen to 1t that
there is nothing in Miss Benefits
slight psychosis to depress thea
Evening star., 1952-07-23
The Passing Show
Suntoyono's Remark Brings
Constance Bennett to OIney
By JOY CoFmody

of joie de vvre George Sanayana observed
he a certain virtually
one has spring little different with philosophers
roll them the mind and
which influence oncomng humans especially
writer's
In santayanas case resulted romantic comedy
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Arthur Sircom, who directed 81
Found April" has seen to 1t that
there is nothing in Miss Benefits
slight psychosis to depress thea
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THE TRIBUNE

Tickets may be secured at the office of
Mrs. G. l.. Anderson on 9TH St.
The Taylor Art and Literary Club met
at the home Of Mrs. jamie Wright on
Ridge ST., Thursday evening. Journalist of
the club. Mrs. Amanda Taylor, read the
article, "The White Southerner--Fact"
article Il Am "A White Southerner'-- Fact
from The TRIBUNE, which was later dis
cussed by the club. Also during the meet
ing plans were discussed for a play en-
titled "Old Maids Club" The date for the
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Charlottesville
Society
BY E. M. SCOTT
Dial 2.2271
BY E. M. SCOTT
Dial 2-2271

CAN you imagine seeing only sc shop
ping days to Christmas" | was astonishe 1
when in reading the Sunday papers, | saw
that statement along with some gift su--
gestions for your friends. Not so much be-
cause of the SO shopping days, but be-
cause suddenly | realized that time hal
skipped away. found myself asking the
questions. What have l accomplished since
last December? Have been marking time
or can l say that each step was little IN
front of the other? Taking inventory is
like having physical examination, you
either find out what's wrong or what's
right with you. Why don't you take one
the first chance you get? It's interesting
as we'll as profitable.
Guess l had better start taking inven
tory of the news this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts Michins have re-
turned to their home in Washington, d.
C. after visiting with their aunt, Mr.. Ella
Gilmore on 10th st.
Mrs. Rosa Wood of Washington spent
the weekend with Mrs. Virginia Monroe
N 10th st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Sellers of Chi
cago, were the recent guests of his father,
Mr. r. j. Sellers on 10th ST. The Sellers
were concluding an extensive tour of Mich
igan, Canada and the New England States
They also had visited relatives in New YORK
and Baltimore, Md. They plan to visit Mrs
Sellers and sister, Mr.. Edgar T. Evans and
Mrs. George A. Keith, in Raleigh, n. c.. an |
return to Chicago by way of Ashville, N. c
and Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Julia McGough Of Washington, D
c., spent the past weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Niche of Dice,
st.
Mrs. Leola Lewis of Anderson st. is
confined to the University Hospital
=.
Mrs Gwendolyn Tucker and Miss NJ
Patricia Coins of Washington spent Il
short visit with their mother, Mrs Mable
Coins of Dice ST. recently. Miss Patricia
Coins has accepted a job in the research
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play has yet to be set. Guests attending
the meeting were Mrs. Blanche Garland
of Ridge St., Mrs. Celestine Herbert OF
Marshall, Tex, who is the daughter of
Mrs. Mamie G. Jacob. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
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department at the Catholic University in
Washington.
-
DR.. and Mrs. William F. Coins Jr. of
Nashville, Tenn, also visited here for a
lew days with their mother while in the
city to get their sons, Butch, Scott and
Phillip, who spent the summer with Mrs.
Coins.
DIR. Coins, chairman of the Department
OF Science Education in Nashville, has
been elected to the Board of Directors of
the National Science Teachers Assocfa-
ton, effective August 1 of this year. He
is the first Negro to be elected to this as
sociation and will attend the South East
ern Regional Conference of the N.S.T.A at
Atlanta, Ca, October 1918. Last spring
DR.. Coins was also elected to membership
in the National Association for Research
and Science Teaching. He is the seventh
Negro member of this group.
Mrs. Martina M. Dodson has gone to
Wilmington, Del, to live with her hus-
band, Paul G.. Dodson.
The Trinity Episcopal Junior Choir
sponsored carnival on the terrace at the
home of Mr.. Erma Carter on Tenth
ST., last Friday. The carnival was grand
success. Benefits went to the support of
the choir. Miss Edmonia Edgar is pres
dent
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry and daugh-
ter, Louise, have returned to the city af-
ter visiting relatives and friends in Phila-
delphia
Mr. and Mrs Earl Gordon of Brown st
are the proud parents of baby son born
Saturday night at the University Hospital.
Mother and baby--as we'll as father-are
reported doing fine.
Those out-of-town relatives who attend
ed the funeral of Mr. Newton Howard
last week were his sister, Mrs. Mary AL.
len; his niece, Mrs. Amanda Lowman and
Mrs. Bell Braxton, all of Baltimore, Nd
Out-of-town friends included Mr. and
Mrs. Emmit Brown, Miss Marie Lightfoot
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nicholson all of Wash
ington, d. c.; Mrs. Susie jefferson OF
Sunderland, Md, Lieutenant A. Brooks
of Englewood, N. j., Mrs. Hattie John.
son of Stanton, Va. and Mrs. Norman
Hardy of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. Howard was buried with the reg
ular Masonic Rituals
The Harry T. Burleigh Course will
present musical festival at the Mt III.
on Church, October 2, at 80 pm Five
of the neighboring choirs will participate
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REPAIR - REDECORATE
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No Down Payment
Sc Months to pay
Carpenter work, plastering,
painting, papering, steam
ing off old wallpaper, re-
finish floors and general re-
modelling.
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department at the Catholic University /,
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.)

HYATTsVILLE - Professional bldg,
1000 #. ONCE space or any part
thereof; reasonable rent. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT, 1917 9TH St.
NV. ST. S4S4. s.
BLDG. I'll 14th st. NV,
Ofice space avail. in modern a.-c.
bldg. To inspect see mgr. Rm. 7OS
or call RE. 645S. 5
OCCIDENTAL BLDG, 1411 Penna.
ave. NV, excel. location; large, pvt.
once in newly-decorated suite; floor
carpeted. $50 mo. ME. 4405. -3
SMALL DESIRABLE OFFICE, end
f1oor, 2041 K st. NV. $50 per mo.
HARRY H. STEIDLE. RE. 5774.
PRIVATE OFFICE with reception rm.,
in law once. furn. or unfurn., S75
mo. ME. 1900. -3
ROOM in well estab-
lished law firm with or without secre-
tarial service. Call ME. 1896. IS
CAPITOL ST.-4-rm. suite
with bath; business or professional.
Call NO. 65O1 Mon. Fri, ga pm.
OFFICE SPACE, lawyers suite, suit
able for professional or business
purposes. Reasonable ARRANGEMENTS.
14th and K Sts. NV, MA. 09S5.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

eel. for ist commercial store. doc
inspect cali LEO M. BERNSTEIN d
go. GO. LIS III < + ST. NV. Me- ME: 54o9. nm
sa. It. on End fir.. 2nd commercial.
loading platform. in rear; immed.
sERNsTEiN & CO.. 1416 k st. NV.
sMzLL MzE S4sG RGbG. near 10th and N. Y.
ave. NV. Contains 2 stores and end
room and stocKrooms. Rear loading
and parking: lease avail. Call ME.
Soe5. COMET 60 REALTY CO.. 1908
powNTcMNGAbout q; II sysi a:~ 1000 sa. IT.
studios. workshops and mercantile
purposes: reasonable. MA. S025. -3
SECOND COMMERCIAL-Downtown,
3,story and bsmt.; brisk sdsk bldg. in
l sludins s,gsi nar6ing IA Sao $685. o. o. ooo
f.. of warehouse space. near the
ball park northwest to reliable
tenant on long term lease. The price
viii be right. Call Mr.: Dixon. With
100 so. FT., 334 Commerce Lane,
Roskyils Roekyills aHss hess and water furnished
SMALL 3-rm. and basement row
house, 1st commercial. suitable for
real estate once, mfgr.'s representa-
tive or contractor; low rent. IL
SILVER sPRTNG-Front. Ga. ave-,
bsmt., suitable shop space. SOS mo-,
rent incl utils. ia. 41S1.. q
DOWNTOWN X ST.-Entire bldg,
containing six rooms or once; ex-
cellent shape. rent 5000 per month;
CAN Mr. Holland. H; 9. ,sSn sSMITHYY
Co 81 1Sh St I1En nT ST; .33o. $3Co. h-;.s
building. LIST floor: large, 2-rm. and
bath ONCE, private front entrance
to finished bsmt. with bath. 2-rm.
kitchen and bath apt. on End noor.
Well-located near new GAO build.
reasonable rent; To inspect: &c can AR; 3:
DOWNTOWN CORNER, Pa, ave-; :oo4
stories; elev:. 10000 SO. IT,: $500
mo. Mr.. Fisher, DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. O5S2; eyes,. HO. 2S49. "a
FOR LEASE-36,0O0 50. IT,. 235-ft.
frontage; 3 driveways.. surfaced.
curb apd cutters; well lighted,
underground wiring; 4 work boys
and once; gas heat. Will build to
suit tenant; ideal for kings one
stop super service station; best
commercial location in Arlington
County; . few blocks on Key Bridge
II. Myer dr.. between Wilson and
Lee blvds,: adj. new post once and
diner. Owner, 0. .. erURRIKR.
"A. e-e67e. "a. B.6036. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

home in good D. c. or nearby Nd.
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-s136 or ST. 1855.
I WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home. Any location. any condition.
Quick action! RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your nome. business or invest
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
S0S North Cap:tol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
WILL PAY CASH, REGARDLESS of
condition.; white or colored; in all
sections Of D. C. and nearby Md.
For tmmed. action. call ST. 1920;
eyes,. OV. 30S6.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home OF
investment prop. Any section D. C.
or nearby Md. DI. SS42, 81. 1889.
WISH TO PURCHASE a nice 3 bed
rm. home in nice location. Not over
$4,000. Box 2O3-K. Star. So
LARGE RESIDENCE, near Dupont
Circle. for use BY philanthropic or
ganization; must have about 10000
So. It. OF floor area; need early pos
session. All cash deal. See Mr.. Nor
ris. WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500.
SILVER SPRING-WiIl pay all cash
for q 3-4 bedrm. home or trade my
smaller home. No agents. JU. 7-672O.
MR.. LISS pays all cash for your home.
Immed. action. Top prices. ME.
1868: evenings, Wo. 1857.
HOUSE 20 Y HSo and up .n to odd - acres; about
vithain., rs miles Of wash, ia.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OrfbS6S y SbOOuOS fVN N6ENb
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
asirsments rooms PENS x msss PRoFHEsT1Es HSs1 Es
AR- CONDITIONED OFFICE. space
for rent. 2sS5 14th st: NV. "a
y. iS.stoTy once. once oIdF is4s SS10
1917 18th ST. .N.W.-3-rm. suite.
1st Il. in newly improved ONCE bldg. ;
ideal for union trade assn. or loc.
natl. org. Several other Offices start
IN. Ing At GoSI s&5 sTr ST $500; ,.+ and a
engineer or attorney. VIM. E.
D1EZ on premises, Mon. through
1915 Conn. AVE. End. floor. ideal
ffor once, dressmaking or modisste.
sS r. eseS SS1s iRn5Uf dss oc GSG so9
Ga sense asase sEpdiC 81 1871
BETHESDA-Ofhce for rent with 100
car. parking lot in rear; next to
ssisrylse ca W K rRuNsE !tpnSIE WI foGa ssoo lease
COLORADO Slds' StslcN kA IN s5ox's 55axser' SUITE
GEORGETOWN on the canal-Studio
or once. 28x2g IT. designed to suit
need. DU. 3131. -3
SUlTE-.Two large rms. excellently
furn.. joint use Of reception room,
in law once suite. Best location;
BARR BLDG. ST: 1888. -.
Gated; F. st. at 9th; suitable for
merchantile purposes, workshops,
ofhces, studios etc. Good light.
Avail eds. as entirety or in part. Rsas.
1sth AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-4-rm.
suite in dwntwn. elev. OF. bldg.
LRo LEU NJ oefsgi sERNsTEiN Ffff lsne E Co., ApHlS i4iS
K st. NV. ME 540O.
40 18th ST. N.W.-1-rm. OF. in
elev. dwntwn. OF. bldg; imm. oc-
cup; $50 no.: all services included
In rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO. 1915 K st. NV. NE. 800.
1902 L 81. nv ige. rms. and
reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ BERN
STEM q CO., 1415 K Ut. ne. ME.
1860 BLK. OF JEFFERSON PL. NV.
3-story bldg. over 1000 "a. IT,.
factuYeY's Representative. ETC.; oc-
cup. 80 days. 70 inspect call
LEO n. BERNSTEIN q CO., 1915
Z st. nv. NJ. kz0O.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
12-MILE RANGE

Just 2 left; all-brick BUNGALOWS on
2-acre lots: beautiful roomy English
osmts.. massive kitchens and din.
rms. plus 3 bedrms. and liv. rm.
with flrepl. Decorated In excel.
taste. Price, only Sl4,950, $4,000
down. bal. arranged. P.S. These are
Evening star., 1952-10-02
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

STANDARDIZED LOTS. / to 30;
RIEerdsle, Nd. 'sfe' Sc 1883. Sc ST. zoos:
RIVER ROAD. Potomac Hunt Clp6oo0o p66oo
and up, terms. Complete BUILDING
plans. CHAS. B. ILER, WI. 1888.
HOUSE SITE, corner
SfKrsss slsS REAiy e it eoRP Priess ST. Ffai sts
st. NV. ST. 9316. -
ALLENWOOD-Very choice home sites,
acre or more. in secluded. restricted
development; Q mi. Silver Spring;
v8G 6EvEIoPMENTP asSa SP' co!, se!mi TO- Ii 5$s5s; s
FLAT sITE-street,
all utilities; Mt. Rainier. Sell
%a Spick: azs5 cheap. e. R. ROBINSON
SILVER '?sPRING. Md.-A beautiful
Close-in; SOFT. frontage. price,
$500; Cali JAMES 3. DRAPER
after pm; az SH. 1853. %
s ista9ls IsxfS5 fS5 ataT5z bz1s ss q GRxBY nGPs
siIvEaRR SPRING. o AcREs-sacriiice
for immed; sale $4,000 $4,000
down. Ideal for subdivision. "a blk:
t9 h7saS 7ssaS0s eyes and 80 psSllnfs p SAMUEL Ga
LOT, sai in ParkWood wood Nd Nd, i1HS SgS115; all
cTi YtilItiss uN;. in. c Gan al. RA. 1854.
g ssss sSS.%S s SofS SiRss SsEssSsSb: sisB5
FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA.-Beautiful
wooded tract. about acres: 35O-ft.
frontase; macadam road, 5000.
r%o WsstGvsl HiS.,5a 1Evv Il. I95f es S X
APARTMiENr A2PiAaRa9TiMi SITE, excellent MOI North
AElipgtSH AHhMM%n loGation; 15Egs cS35c 50. 4.
rRaps IA Slvf; for 'A 81 S&soS or Ss model stsk.
truck, automobile. or will sell out
right desirable building lot. Approx.
one acre. Near Fairfax High School.
Market value about 81 500. Call ia.
cSRars cSIs422 after ter B ,:, pm: . a..
aves.. Takoma Park. Md; s0Is Gu.
IT.: $500. 81. 1858. 4"
LOT 6OxlOO with sewer. water. and
gas. Ideal new community u mi.
u; e. line. $1,000. Terms. BU-
SABA; SeSao 44l6 Southern ave. Sc. 10.
MONT. CO.-3o acres, 2,sO0-ft. front.
age. fine road. "a clear. Wo. 1882.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-1n the coles
Vile area; acre estates from ST 800.
ROBINSON, JU. 7-7l17; ewes. EN-.
93l7; JU. S-519S; JU. S-192s.
BURNING TREE ESTATES--In the
country club area of Bradley blvd,
u to acres from S2,450. out
Bradley blvd. to our sign. ROBIN
SON. JU. 7-71I7: ewes, EN-. 93l7;
JU. S-5l9S; JU. S-192S.
COLESVILLE FARMS-Acre estates
from $1.S00. Out Colesville rd.. Rt.
90 to our sign R0BEINsoN: Rs,s Jy.
JU. S-l92S.
So ACRES-1a mile from Naval Ord.
close to Four Corners, water avail,
frontage on Coleesville rd.. $1,000
per acre. ROBINSON. JU. 7-7117;
ewes. EN-. 93l7. JU. S-519S. JU.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
81. 800 MESSAGE

This Is news to many. Asbestos
shingle bungalow in planned COM
munity, close to schools: 7-yrs. old !:
rms. in all with staircase to ex-
pandable attic for . additional bed
rms. $12,50O. $1.5O0 down, $50
DER mo evervthino
Evening star., 1952-10-02

9U9 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished.
q. w. GROOMS. l739 EYE ST. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
LOUDOUN CO.

LOUDOUN CO.-substantial old stone
school house. studio type interior
with hand-hewn beams, balcony over
stone fireplace (Heatolator). Over
/ acre; pvt. road: brook. About 40
mi. from D. C. ST. 6316. %
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FARMS tcont.I
27O ACRES

EOS acres cultivated or pasture;
ideal for dairy or grazing, so acres
woods; plenty of water: 6-rm. house;
electricity. On County rd., near
New Market. Frederick County.
and full silo; $4,000 down; only
$29.950: HOWARD R. SCHAFER.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MASON HIRST

Annandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN
BY APPOINTMENT

BY APPOINTMENT
"HOMES AT LAKE BARCROFT'
To those great numbers of people
who have already seen our 'homes
At Lake Barefoot" and have so en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed them, we
wish to express our thanks. To
those same people. who. due to the
great crowds. could not get the in
dividual attention we wished to
give. we desire to extend an invi-
tation: An invitation to call us for
you who have not seen Lake Bar
croft and our homes. we invite you
TO breathtaking surprise. An incom-
parable community, added to which
homes. designed by Charles M.
goodman and built by Burman a.
hammond. Call US today and make
an appointment at your convenience.
& LUCHS co.
2O55 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
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EXTRA. EXTRA-S13. $50

The best house in the book for a
couple looking for attrac. home in
brick. 5-yrs. old, welI-shrubbed
corner lot; has liv. rm.. 12x17; din.
rm., 10x11: good. equipped kit:
z. bedrms.; bath; very lge. bsmt.
Clean as q pin. Close-in location.
$500 down, bal. arranged on
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

5-UNIT APT, 2 yrs. old. Located at
424 Condor terrace s.e. Gross yearly
taxes and water. Price, S37,25O.
Call MR.. NICK CARROS, MA. $500.
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SACRIFICE
Two beautiful lots. in Hillcrest. corr
ner Of 36th and You sts. Sc, sewer.
water in. Call SIDNEY BLANK EN .
ewes, TU. 1851; days. HO. 3620.-5
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IBUsINEss PRoP.-RENr tcen.. }

NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, for once or
organization use; entire bldg, con-
sonable rent. LINKINS CO., DI.
S6SS; Sat. and Sun. EN-. 4414.