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Evening star., 1952-01-10
S 900 Troops Train for Attack
OnNew York Industrial Centers

The Camp Drum public in-
formation Office said last night
that noise-making machines and
loudspeakers would be used in an
effort to- demoralize the "defen-
Iders." Aircraft win drop propa-
ganda leaflets.
Troops assigned to the
maneuver are engaged in working
out small unit problems prepara-
tory to the main event.
About $500 troops were flown
in from Fort Campbell, KY,
Tuesday. A total Of $4,000 troops
are to brought here by Saturday.
Icing conditions interrupted the
airlift yesterday. Sixty flights
were Cancelled. Army spokes-
men said they hoped to resume
the troop transfer today.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Army Aiding Probe
|0f Blast at Home Of
Phenix City Vice Foe
BY the Associated Pres.

PHENIX CITY, Ala, Jan. TO-
Ordnance officers from nearby
Fort Benning have joined civil au-
thorities investigating the bomb
ing that wrecked the home of anti
vice crusader Hugh Bentley.
The military men inspected the
wreckage and expressed belief the
bomb was made of at least "a
sticks Of dynamite. They said the
blast was set off apparently by an
electric-type fuse, a time fuse
rigged to an alarm clock or similar
timing device. or by an ordinary
length of fuse.
Will Seek Death Penalty.
Solicitor Arch B. Ferrell of Rus
sell County said he plans to seek
the death penalty for whoever is
found guilty" of the bombing. He
would INVOKE it under an Alabama
law providing death for setting
off an explosion 'in, under, OF
dangerously near" an occupied
dwelling.
The explosion went off shortly
before dawn Wednesday. The AZ
year-old Bentley was away from
home. but his wife. their two sons
and a nephew were asleep in the
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Denver Man 10 Testify
Today in House Probe
OF Granich Activities
By George Beveridoe

House investigators today called
q Denver mystery witness" for
testimony about the activities of
an American couple who were
forced to cease publication of q
"highly radical" magazine in pre-
world War II China.
The House Committee on Un-
American Activities began a probe
Of the couple-Max and Grace
Granich-yesterday, and immedi-
ately plunged into questions of the
State Departments attitude toward
the controversial magazine.
The Granichs, now reported to
be living in Vermont, were named
last year by Maj. Gen. Charles A.
Willoughby, Gen. MacArthur's for
mer intelligence chief, in his ac-
counts of the Richard Sorge spy
ring, which operated in the Far
East during the 1930s. He re-
ferred to the magazine, Voice of
China, which the Granichs edited
during 1886 and 1887.
Probe Later Activities.
Committee aides indicated to-
days testimony would turn from
the China phase to the Granich's
later activities in this country.
They would identify the witness
for this afternoons session only
rs Morris L. Appelman of Denver.
The committee heard testimony
yesterday that the State Depart
ment intervened "cn legal tech
nicality" in 1887 to order support
for the Granichs when copies of
Ehe Voice of China" were seized
by the Chinese authorities in
Shanghai. In a surprise appear
ance, John Carter Vincent, vet
eran State Department career of
ficial, testified in defense of the
action.
Quote Detectives Report.
The State Department was in
troduced into the Granich case,
the committee brought out, by the
report of a Shanghai municipal
detective. The report quoted an
official of the American Consulate
General in Shanghai as saying the
Consulate had been "reprimanded"
by the State Department because
of treatment given the Graniches.
Clarence E. Gauss, former
United States Ambassador toI
China and Consul General in
Shanghai in 1887, denied the re-
ported "reprimand," but said he
differed radically" with the State
Department order he did receive
about the "Voice of China"
Called Detrimental"
Mr.. Gauss testified that he had
considered the magazine to be
detrimental to peace and order
in China" and designed to 60
ment agitation among Chinese
students" during a critical period
Of the international city's history.
He also said that a Chinese
court, in IAN unusual action" had
reported that Mr.. Granich came
to Shanghai as a representative
Of the Communist Third Interna-
tional," but that he never was
able to get further evidence Of
the charge.
AS a result, he said, he refused
TO give Mr.. Granich "any Yecog-
Evening star., 1952-01-10
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

CAMP DRUM. N. Y, Jan. TO-
About 5000 "agressor" troops are
being toughened at this chilly
Army post for an ATTACK" on
strategic industrial centers.
A joint task force of about
rs, 900 troops will be used to
counter the mock invasion from
the st. Lawrence Valley designed
to force the surrender of Water
town, Syracuse, Rochester. Buf-
Ifalo and other upstate points.
The simulated attack will be q
phase of Exercise Snowfall, /"
scheduled for February 9 to Is.
The operation viii test Army and
Air Force troops and equipment
under winter conditions.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Two on School Board
Charge Phone SANDER
On Cadet Corps Plan

Two members of the Board oil
Education have charged that some
unknown persons are represent
ling themselves as board members
and telephoning parents in an
attempt to discourage revitaliza-
ton of the Boys High Schoo
Cadet Corps.
The incident was revealed at 9
meeting Of the rules committee oi
the School Board yesterday, when
Mrs. E. c. Magdeburger indig.
nantly announced she had called
mo parents to condemn the cadet
corps.
The parents in question have
formed an Interhigh Cadet Coun-
Gil to help build the corps back to
Its former glory. Several members
of the council said they had been
called by persons who identified
themselves as Mrs. MagdeburgeI
and Mr.. Lee and complained
about the activity in behalf of the
cadets.
Indignant Beyond Words"
'T object very strenously I'd
this SANDER" Mrs. Magdeburgel
exclaimed. I'm indignant beyond
words"
She said she had not called the
parents, did not even know they
were forming such a council and
was much in favor Of the cadets
She said she is on record as favor
ling military training.
'It sounds to me like the act of
some subversive group" she said.
Adelbert w. Lee, board vice pres
ident, then declared:
IT had the same experience. I
was called and accused Of the
same thing. I'm disguised that
some one would stoop to such low
tactics"
Changes in Rules Weighed.
The meeting was called to con-
slider several changes in the rules
of the Board of Education. Dur
ing the meeting, Mr.. Lee said he
felt the board should express con-
fldence in the administration Of
C. Melvin Sharpe, board president.
"I'm glad he is continuing as
president of the board" Mr.. Lee
declared. I'm pleased at his de-
cision to continue as our president
and hope he will continue in that
Office"
Mr.. Sharpe responded that the
expression Of confidence was
heartening because II believe it is
sincere"
Mr.. Sharpe last week was re-
ported ready to resign from the
school board. After a conference
Monday with District Court Judge
James R. Kirkland, he said he was
not resigning.
Mr.. Lee, as vice president. would
have taken over the presidents
job if Mr.. Sharpe had resigned.
The committee approved an ad-
dition to the school board rules
which would provide for the elec-
ton of vice president in case the
president resigns or dies. At
present, there is no such provision.
The committee also took up
changes that would bring leave
regulations in line with recent
legislation and officially set up
new positions created by board
action in the past months.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

house. All escaped injury. al
though 16-year-old Hugh Bentley,
jr., was hurled 80 feet by the
conclusion.
Was Given Warning.
Mr.. Bentley, operator of sport
ing goods store, has been crusad-
ing against vice in Phenix City
for 10 years. Last year he
launched a cleanup campaign
and has kept the lid clamped down
tight on vice ever since.
Two weeks ago he received an
Evening star., 1952-01-10

indirect warning from a gambler
that "slot machines are coming
back and Hugh Bentley won't live
so days"
Offers Of reward for arrest and
conviction In connection with the
bombing have reached $4,000. The
State Of Alabama has offered ST..
900, Phenix City has offered $500,
Sheriff Ralph Mathews. jr., has
offered another $500 personally.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Weuther lncites Docs

Weather conditions in the
lRo0depoort district of South At
rica were blamed when three per-
sons-a man, woman and child
all were bitten by their own pei
idogS within an hour and a half
Evening star., 1952-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

- Immaculate. You
inside and out. Brick colonial with
big hv. rm, and firepl. twan to
wall carpet included). Big din: rm.
.c4sensa Sa saAIs poraS ss m rrss S:m k ii Mhs
and bath. Pretty level lot 66xl46.
10 min. to Pentagon In fine eonven-
lent location. Assume ~ loan Of
$11,500 at SOS mo. incl. taxes and
Saance s.rms Meed ata SS9qs sstns
S23. .75O. Call Mr.. Brown. re. 3445.
Ewes. and sun. AL. 1852. CHARLES
2; HooFF. INC. 1907 Duke St.
ALEX. suBURB-s1a.s5o: yesr-old
3-bedrm. BUNGALOW with bsmt.;
$4,000 down. Is minis. from Penta-
gon; Immed; occupancy. OWNER.
ARLiiNSGToN's I.i S;fi RARE BEAUTY =
Spacious white brk. residence Of
perfectly delightful setting on ap.
prox. s4 acre. highly elevated among
beautiful shade trees in Q very
exclusive restricted community in
the Lofcom lane area, affording
restful seclusion and privacy with
in few minutes Of downtown and
ception hall. liv. rm. approx. 14x23,
lge, private din. rm.. both opening
onto huge screened living porch,
paneled den. powder rm. and splen-
did kit. with dishwasher and break
fast aicove on 1st a.; hedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd a.; rec. rm.,
lge utility area plus excellent serv-
ants rm. and bath in basement;
attached garage; clothes washer and
dryer: many special features max
FRANK g.. PHILLIPS. DI 1411;
eyes,. call Wo. 47b4. -
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3 NEW RAMBLERS
10205, 1O209, 1921
RrrNHYr@N,Ys nYs
BrOOknOOr Dl
SPRING. MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.
When you see these homes Of re-
markable beauty; construction and
$3.50 down payment;, and about
US that we are back to the good
old days" Price and terms COM
pare fayorably with prewar condi-
tions. Constructed Of all brick, they
feature living room with fireplace,
kitchen with breakfast nook. includ-
Ing Q metal dinette set; 8 good-sized
bedrooms. 2 baths, exceptionally
large basement with outside en-
trance and gas heat; built-in garage
with driveway; located near Four
Corners and St. Hernadette Parish.
5000; evenings. Ju. 9-2353:
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, MC.-1620 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
NEARBY MD.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
APE Cod bungalow, 2 bedrms., 1st
floor; 2 up. Full basmt. Eecel. cond.
S1S, 800. TEMPLE HILLS. New
brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrms.. level
lot, $15,950. Also, new asbestos
6-rm. Cape Cod and Rambler with
bsmt. S12,500 and $12,950. FOREST
HEIGHTS. Lovely 6 rm. 2-story brick
and stucco. Full bsmt. Immaculate
ferred, must be sold. Excel. terms.
Call 10. 9-9110; eyes,. 10. S-2437.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
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Manchester Estates
GIFT. Custom Rambler

In one Of the most exclusive deyel-
opments in Prince Georges Co. This
7-room beauty is Just two YRS. old,
and was designed by one of the
leading architects in mod. living.
Situated on l65.. it.. frontage and
rm. with f1repl.; two l4-ft. master
bedrms.. full ceramic tiled bath;
lovely pine-paneled den. din. rm.,
elec. kit, laundry rm., att. gar, out
door patio. barbecue pit. House is
heated with oil aforementioned unit,
water Is supplied by artesian well
water. We invite your inquiry. Mr..
TaSker. IL 7-4n40. HILLCREST
REALTY. EYes.. 10 2-hz12 "a
Evening star., 1952-07-31

UNIVERSITY PARK-College Heights
area; We have sevral type homes
to choose from. Priced from $23.-
800 to $4,000. Call for further
Evening star., 1952-07-31
CORAL, HILLS

Nearly new 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, To-
Gated Just. 2 blocks from grammar
school and 3 blocks from bus and
shopping: includes equipped kit,
flrepl., full bsmt., gas heat and
q nicely landscaped lot, 125xIl2.
hkkeeo HE rent; FRED BURGESS. VI,
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Colonial Offers You

Several interesting new properties in
Silver Spring from S16,600 to $25.-
600. Trades mutually advantageous
win be accepted. Wen talk turkey
II you mean business. We also have
some excellent nstings OF elder
homes In D. =. AMI Nd. Call us now
and let's have 4 little talk.
Colonial Investment Co.
RI. $3.50
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"WOODHAVEN"

4 lovely detached brick and stone
home on q large lot with Z rms. 2
baths and many unusual features.
Owner wants immediate sale and
has priced property accordingly.
Call ME. 1143 until 9 pm. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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REMARKABLE VALUE
$16.25O
OPEN Ewes, 6 70 9

Three-bedrm. brick with full bsnt.
kit. fun din. rm.. liv. rm. with fire-
pl.. large bath with vanity table and
Colored fixtures. Truly unusual.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. ext. to
Arcola ave. (117OO block) left to
Pslser I,an. aye. left I blk: to Judson.
SIDE REALTY CO., sH. 6440 It'll
Evening star., 1952-07-31

PERFECT FOR ALL sEAsONS-The
bungalow Is the home for young and
old alike-colorful, gay, and easy to
keep. You'll appreciate Its thick
blanket insulation and automatic
utfls. 2 family bedrms. on 1st A.:
lge upstairs for children or guests.
Beautiful Colonial green liy. rm. with
brick firepl. on inside wall. Modern
bath. Completely equip kit, Vene-
tian blinds, Bendix washer. all so.
Al Call REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. 4763 Lee hwy, Oh Glebe. OW.
De luxe RAMBLER-Falls Church.
Choice 3-bedrm., bath, brick ram
bier. Best section. Basement, porch.
Kronenburg, ia. $4,000; ewes, ia.
2-T500. Ext. 1l6. BOSS Il PHELPS,
INC, Courthouse Square. Arlington.
Va. IA $4,000. -31
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! BEDROO OMS, So, $50
KENSINGTON. MD.

Built for comfort and convenience.
New ranch rambler, has beautiful
view from picture window in living
room, dinette area; spacious kitchen
has refrigerator and stove, garbage
disposal and diShwasher; 8 pleas
ant cross-ventilated bedrooms and
ded and shrubbed; gas heat. Down
payment to veteran, S1.650; month";
", $40, including taxes. To inspect,
call Mr.: McGinnis, MA. 5000; eyes,.
TU. 23SS.
FREDERICK W. HERENs
Evening star., 1952-07-31

frame, less than 2 years old. Three
bedrooms, z baths: in beautiful
Handicapped hall acre; 30-ft. living
room with fireplace, gas heat; de-
tached garage; admiral retiring /:
$4,000 down. Price, $26,96O. GEO.
MASON GREEN CO., Exclusive
Agents, ia. 2-3S38; evenings and
Evening star., 1952-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
THE HAMLET
Chevy Chase, Md.
8n52 Glendale Rd

OPEN EVENINGS. z to 8. A new
American Colonial featuring 1st-
floor bedroom and bath, den. spa
ctous. living and dining room; 9
End fioor; s attached ana psrase; Se;n FIJI Ui
cellar, recreation room space. Ready
for occupancy. Just across the
street 2-story. eenter-hall home
nearing completion-4 bedrooms, Z
baths, library. powder loom, 2-cal
attached garage. Reached: Oui
hwy. to Dunlop st. Opposite CO.
lumbia Country Club, right / blocl
to Glendale, then left to our Open
sign at SO5S.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50
Exclusive Agents
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Woodmoor-Silver Spring

GU0 NOHTHMOOH DH.
Eight rms, 2 baths. post
war brick Cape Cod; fireplace,
screened side porch. full bsmt.
with rumpus rm. and work
bench; mr., schools; owner leav-
ing city. Attractiveiy priced
for quick sale; open until sold.
JOHN H. RICE, 81. 6430.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
W.T. SON RT,Vn
SMARTEST YET!


red brick rambler .on
tree shaded 10,000-so. 1T. lot, ini
most desirable high location over
looking attractive homes. Liv. rm.
approx. 13x20: picture window;
partition to full size sep. din. rm.:
kit. is answer to mothers dreams;
U-shaped work counter: dble. bowl
sink; garbage disposal: Formica top
plus .dble. maple cutting blocks; exc
freezer-chest Kelvinator refgr. and
OUTSTANDING built-in leatherette
breakfast nook--easily seats "a. 3
roomy bedchambers; cool yellow tiled
bath; huge bsmt. has outside entr.:
new grade school only 2 blks. IN.
sSpESCTo CTo ONCE YOU'LL BUY IT!
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF olebe. ow. 5000
Evening star., 1952-07-31
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

OFEN SAT. AND SUM-, z TO B
Lovely custom-huilt brick home Of
best materials, built 1887; 3
bedrms.. spacious liv. rm. and dining
rm., den, powder rm., mod. kitchen.
oil INV. heat; bsmt. with paneled
rm:; brick double garage; large lot
schools and churches; good neigh
borhood; reasonably priced with
good terms. 42S TURNER ST, Di-
rection: From Western ave. near
Chevy Chase Circle onto Brookville
rd. to Turner ST., Zone block south
OF Brook Farm Tea House.l GEO.
Z. WORTHINGTON d SON. Real
tors. MA. 1926.
Evening star., 1952-07-31

UNIVERSITY PARK
3-bedrm. brick rambler. 3 yrs. old;
double gar: unusual firepl.; -parquet
floors; dishwaSher and disposal;
dition. Call Mrs. Ableiter. UN. S7S7,
with JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. O900.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
"ROCK CREEK PARK"
Near Naval Medical Center
SAT f(l-Rarpain

brick Colonial, only 8
yrs. old. Four bedrms. and pine
panSeieo gen; air conditioned. ga
fashionable and charming; imme-
date possession. OPEN DAILY.
2 It'll dark. Directions: Out Conn,
ave. to. KenSington Parkway, right
on PARKWAY to Saul r6., right on
Elrod I'd. JACK a. MAZE, Resltor.
Al s64o Or Al. 6sS6.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Air Conditioned Rambler
Why not enjoy the rest of the hot
summer by purchasing now this
lovely new 3-bedrm brick home
which has been designed and built
with your comfort and convenience
in mind. Come out In the cool of
the evening to inspect. Open daily.
Z to 9 pm.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. Sill; ewes. WI. 4077.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
BEVERLY HILLS

06 y G4S44 444AA9
A beauty in a beautiful setting.
Brick Colonial home with entrance
into spacious hall; lst floor has liv.
Tgxil T i4xls; a4s,, with =. nEsp S,tS AIR. T nsw
elec. range and refgr.; pine panelled
den, 10x15; full bath and screened
porch; 2nd floor has master bedrm.,
14x1S; 2 other bedrms. and large
tile bath, rec. rm. and gar. in bsmt. !;
trees. Very reas. priced at S3O,05O.
II II AEAH HAR M
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AREA

Neat home in rural area Just OF
Georgia ave-; 2 bedrooms, living
room. kitchen and bath; assume CT
q chance for q couple to get q
start. $4,000 down. Open for in
spection every day until 8 pm. ex-
cept Saturday. To reach: Out
mont, right to Lutes ave, left to
Ewood, right on Ewood to Brown
Agency sign. SH. 3497, SH. 3444.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
MT. RAINIER

A superb det. brick house, 10 yrs
old. Excellent construction, features
liv. rm. with firepl., separate din
rm:. kit. with dining alcove, nice
bedrm. and full bath on 1st floor; )
full bsmt. with splendid recr. rm
and bar; cedar-lined storage for
clothes and rugs; lovely screened
porch; det. brick garage with
covered barbecue pit; nice yard
fenced in rear; electric stove anc
13-cu. It. Admiral refrigerator; oil
schools and churches.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 Minn. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-OO40
Evening star., 1952-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE, SI2,5O0.
A real architectural gem ON fenced
lot; quiet street; 2 blks. from COL
lege Park trolley; full bsmt., gas
heat; So. $50 down will handle. Call
WA. 5000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS.
Evening star., 1952-07-31

NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE, SI2, 500.
A real architectural gem on fenced
lot; quiet street; 2 blks. from Col
lege Park trolley; full bsmt., gas
Hsst; aS SS 26o 1SEp dSyn Till hsndls nG4s Call
UNIVERSITY PARK-Coliege Heights
area; We have sevral type homes
to choose from. Priced from $23.-
POO to $4,000. Call for further
LAKE + cAsKEY. REALTORS
AP. S4OO; EYES, OR. 0250
UNIVERSITY HIILs-New 1h-story
brick with 4 extra large bedrms.
bath On Ist d.: f1i fpr%si 6smt; anq buiitl dnii
LAKE l. CAsREY. isRE REALTORS
AP: $500; EYES. OR. O25O
UNIVERSITY PARK-New 2-story
home with 4 bedrms. and ga baths;
I bedrm. and bath on 1st H.; large
kit;. GE equipped; full bsmt.; gas
Aefti LAKE Ess'SyUs ( exsKEy. REALTORS
NEW BRICK RAMBLER with 3 large
bsdrms;: tiled bath. large, Nv. rm.
de luxe equip. and large din. area.
Full, light. dry psint. Riverdale
area. $4,000: terms
LAKE & CASKEY, REALTORS
AP. S40O; EWES. OR. O250
LIKE A PICTURE
We offer the beautiful, stone, q
bedroom bungalow, as q good buy
today. Spacious liv. rm., huge
kit. and full bsmt., gas heat. 10
inspect, call Mrs. James, AP. 2193.
kIRkS REALTY CO., REALTORS
dO. 677S RA. 1886
OPEN ANYTIME
owner leaving town-our loss is your
gain. Direct from owner, year-old
brick rambler; full bsmt.; fenced
lot. $13 mo. incl. everything. 1925
10. 1884. $12.5OO. TO reach:
Drive out BALTIC. hsyd. (U. 8, ii 3
mi. beyond U. Of Nd, turn right on
Lakewood rd. a
6-RM. FULL-BSMT. BR. RAMBLER
NEAR MD. u. ONLY $4,000
Less than l W. old: lse. kit. with
garbage disposal, " bath In bsmt.
lge; level lot. A real beauty. Must
ss, sselI Al this ATs,Hs Tfss pRlI Mrs nv cex LLT LLT
- 1OOos -
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1928 COLSTON DR..
Rambler. 8. .bedrms.. 9 baths. 29-ft
incl. furn.; S2S.5Oo.
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON
OR. $3.50. WI. 2635.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
"ATTRACTIVE?'

"ATTRACTIVE?"
It most certainly Is and will appeal
to those buyers looking for the un-
usual In Q large brick rambler, with
q rms; 4 bedrms., 2 baths; large
level lot, in an excellent section,
sington; new and immediate pSs-
session may be arranged. Call ME.
ll43 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Realtor.
Parents, Here's Your Answer
A. play. yard for your children that
Is their dream come true. A brick
Colonial home. Liv. rm. with f1re-
place. dining rm.. lge. kit. with Oft.
refrieerator. Three bedrooms, full
basement. Lot S7x165. Buy this
will be safe and very happy. Call
until 9. pm. Price, $17,950.
Brick Rambler With
Dining Room
Roses round the door, liv. room with
fireplace, yard with shade galore,
who could ask for more? This plus
two bedrooms. lge. kitchen with
closet set space, Front porch; fun
Gay GAY otS tSniEht until Q pm. Price.
Dorothy K. Winston 81 Co.
Realtor
eos 18th st. NV. ST. O56O
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BUDGET BEATER!

An economy home-with individual.
ity and charm. family -size bed
rooms. cabinet-packed kitchen With
installed. Very pretty fenced yard,
Expensive type storm windows. All
this for only $4,000 down and
$S0.S5 per mo. SURE BEATS
RENTING! Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 Lee Hwy. OF dlebe. OW. eO9o
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RAMBT,ER-S8 950

VETERANS-OPEN!
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
$14,850-$1 $50 DOWN
Only asA1 lefe. New dst. stASSm home; iiv. ~ rm T.
with flrepl., dinette. tile bath. equip.
kit, full bsmt.,- gas heat. steel
beam constr: GI,. 25-yr..- 4e6 loan
avail; financing also avail. to non
vets. Dir: Out Bladensburg I'd. to
PEACE Cro;s. right on Defense hwy,
sign at 6937 EMERSON ST..
LANDOVER HILLS. MD.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 540O
Evening star., 1952-07-31
TAKOMA PARK

In beautiful residential section; liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
on 1st noor;, stairs to expandible
attic with bath roughed-in; full dry
basement; close to transportation
and shopping. Mrs. burning,
BROWN AGENCY, sH. 3444. SH.
3497. 81
Evening star., 1952-07-31
WHY
LzHaIIitRiSjETf2 At itiSj I

NEAR D. G.. LINE
Lge. 4-bedrm., 11a-bath, shingled
home. liv. rm., din. rm., very lge.
kit; full bsmt. with recr. rm. and
summer kit: ideal for income;
Anchor fenced lot; very conveniently
located. Only S14,3O0.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. $685. HY. 0636 UN. I166
Evening star., 1952-07-31
SILVER SPRING

1000 DRESDEN STREET
6even-room house on beautiful LOT
100 #, wide; perfect condition; only
Si;4d Ia,59o, Call to see' Mr.. Ryan
MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334o
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Cute as q Bugs Ear

OuCe as a Bugs Ear
Two-bedroom home on one acre lot
beautifully handicapped; living room
with fireplace, dining room, kitchen
and bath; full basement; garage;
poultry house. Total price. $13,500,
Durntng, BROWN AGENCY. SH.
3497. SH. 3444. al