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come about gradually. and it
has not been accompanied by
any clustering statements which
in themselves could inflame the
Russian people. What the West
ern Allies are doing is not suf-
ficient-it is far from complete,
for there must now be a build
up of Allied reserves. But 1t is
something they didn't do before
World War II, and that's why
so many lives were lost in lib
Grating France and conquering
Germany.
It has been estimated that
Soviet troops in East Germany
number about 350.000 and that
Allied troops in West Germany
now exceed 100000. 1t IS in this
atmosphere the rearmament
of Germany presents the deli
cate and complex problem which
is sincerely bothering France
but which at the same time IS
being made more difficult Of
solution by the mischievouS al
lance which brings cleft wing"
elements in Britain and france
as we'll as inside Germany to-
gether to frustrate the develop
ment of any German military
strength beyond a weak police
force.
The French, whose land has
twice been invaded in the iast
40 years ere naturally fearful
of the Germans, but the ques-
ton that faces them is not
whether Germany shall be re-
armed but who shall do the job.
Will it be another Hitler, ex-
plotting the nationalism o: c err
many and playing first with the
Communist and then the West
ern side? Or will it be the Ger
man Republicans with the full
sympathy and support Of the
Allies. whose financial aid and
continued intimacy In the coun-
cils of Germany will surely fur
nish the guidance as well as the
protection against such a turn
Of policy as would be really hos
Evening star., 1952-05-22
David LoWrence:

PARIS, May %. - Defense
against a possible attack by
Soviet Russia on Western Europe
has reached the point where it
may be confidently stated that a
march of the Communist armies
can be halted and delayed, thus
giving air power its opportunity
to detect and blast the build-up
of the reserve Russian armies
that would be necessary to fol-
low through the initial advance.
This broad statement. which
must come as a reinsurance to
Americans, is based on the fact
that today the United States
and the NATO countries have
more troops in Western Ger
many and close by than the
Communists have in East Ger
many. It would require quite
a build-up for the Soviets to
bring their reserves from Rus
sia across Poland, and such a
movement would be subjected
to atomic as well as conven-
tional bomb attack from the air.
The Western defense forces
are not yet adequate to do more
than hold up Russian advance
for quite a long while, but, if
Germany is rearmed, there is
hope Of stopping a Russian ad-
vance near the Elbe and keep
ing the Communists from cap
turing West Germany.
This improved position Of the
Western Allies has given Europe
a feeling Of confidence it did not
have a year ago. 1t has, Curl
ously enough. given those who
play on q traditional sentiment
of antagonism against Germany
here q chance to argue that it
isn't. therefore, necessary to re-
arm Germany. What they over
look, Of course, is that the de-
tense of Germany Is more i'm
portant today to France than
the defense of Belgium was in
1914, because the presence Of a
Russian army at the Rhine
would imperil the life Of France.
The new setup in Europe has
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dent further as saying that he
wanted 1t made plain he in
tended no implication about
Senator Kefauver.
All this left Mr.. Brown about
where he was when he left the
coast, and the outlook for Sena-
tor Kefauver continues to look
rosy.
The personable attorney gen.
eral actually is not a real candi-
date and his slate of delegates
is a highly artificial conglomer-
alton of leading Democrats.
some of them at bitter odds
with one other. who were not
consulted by Senator Kefauver
and have no place to go since
Mr.. Truman withdrew from con-
sideration. AS usual, it is prov.
ing difficult to beat somebody
with nobody.
AS in New Hampshire, more
is at stake than the delegates.
The slate elected will choose the
national committeeman and
committeewoman and in effect
take over the State organization.
This means that a number of
Mr.. Truman's old friends and
associateS-Mrs. Edward Heller,
national committeewoman, Oil
man Ed Pauley and others-are
in jeopardy.
It apparently was hoped that
the President would want to
save them. But Mr.. Truman fell
for q Macedonian cry Of that
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Fletcher KnebeI:
Potomac Fever

The House debate the billion
administration the must be voted quickbeoe
countries start sulking and refuse it.
Police fail to stop the college
for lace panties oh we'll fellow has keep
in fighting trim for the draft -deferment exam
Ohio restaurants to take potatoes menu
just in the nick of time Secretary
potato he find for the opening prehistoric
foods exhibit at the Smithsonian
Congress gives Gen. Matt Rdgway heros welcome Pol-
clans always relieved these
his business-and isn't trying to learn theirs.
The American Federation we have
many labor laws The only employer payroll
these days to be formally introduced company
lawyers-and then make late date with what's left of it,
Moscow radio admits that little children
their One kid all the
Russians in 100 fields peng every queonat
classroom photo of Stain.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Senator Hill Says Democrats
Will Get Vote of the South

When the vote comes in from
Alabama on November 4. it will
be overwhelming for Stevenson
and Sparkman, Senator Lister
Hill, Democrat, Of Alabama, pre-
dicted yesterday.
Addressing an Alabama State
luncheon at the Woman's National
Democratic Club, Senator Hill de-
clared it is true "a few in Ala
bama have left the Democratic
Party to join the Republicans"
But election day will find there
will be no break in the South"
he added.
"They tell us in Alabama that
we need a change" he said. "but
I wonder if they remember the
days under Republican admins
trations when Alabama and hel
lpeople were used as an instru.
lment of exploitation for the en-.
lrichment of other sections of the
country"
| Under Republican rule, the Sen.
ator continued, Alabama was ricf
lin natural resources but poor ir
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Tea Honors Mrs. Truman

and pastel sketch of the club
entrance. Miss Brooks presented
Mrs. Truman with the sketch,
painted by Mrs. Bertha H
Dougherty, well-known Washing
ton artist.
Mrs. Strickland read the poem
which praised Mrs. Truman "as
a friend, whose kindnesses never
seemed to end" and recalled how
her tact, kindness and savoir
faire" often set a nervous White
House guest at ease.
One line of the poem greatly
amused the First Lady, when she
was told that she'll always be to
the club "far more than a figure
in history-a portrait on a White
House wall, or costume in
Smithsonian Hall" The Smith
sonian" reference drew a hearty
laugh from her.
Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks, hon.
orary president, was among those
attending the tea which wa.
limited to members. Among those
presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, Mrs
Oscar Chapman, Mrs. Munthe dt
Morgenstierne, Nine. Erkin, Mrs
Harold H. Burton, Sonora dt
EsteveS Fernandes, and two pas
presidents of the club, Miss Grac'
McGerr and Miss Alice Eversman
Evening star., 1952-10-17

The American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club bade one of its most
popular members "Godspeed. but
not goodbye" at an informal tea
yesterday. and asked her ito come
back soon, and often"
The honor guest was Mrs. Tru-
man. The tea was the clubs fare
we'll to her in her role as First
Lady. And appropriately, the
groups own clubhouse on Twen-
tieth street, where Mrs. Truman
has attended many club functions
in the past, was the scene Of the
informal gathering. It was the
First Lady's own suggestion tc
have it there.
Three dozen pink roses, Mrs
Truman's gift for the occasion
decked the lounge and tea table
in the dining room.
Attired in a smart black suit
and off-the-face cloche, Mrs. Tru-
man received with Mrs. Harold
Strickland, club president. Making
introductions was Miss Katharine
M. Brooks, one of the founders Of
the club.
Highlight of the tea was the
reading of a poetic tribute tt
Mrs. Truman, composed by Miss
Vera Bloom. an associate mem
ber. and presentation of a per
Evening star., 1952-10-17

the opportunities it could offer its
people for advancement in busi-
ness, health and security.
New Deal reforms did much to
change this picture, Senator Hill
asserted, and in spite Of high
taxes the people Of the State as
a whole have incomes four or five
times higher than in Republican
years.
Deploring what he termed Gen.
Eisenhower's surrender to the
die-hard reactionaries Of the Re-
publican Party" the Senator de-
clared he has even become such
captive that he's been denounc-
ing the very decisions and actions
in which he took a part"
The Republican Party now has
two McCarthys, he quipped. Sen
ator Joe Mccarthy and Senator
Taft's Charlie Mccarthy, Ike"
"If Eisenhower gets in," he de-
clared, hell do exactly what he
promised Taft to do"
Senator Hill was introduced by
Miss Millie Willingham. Mrs. Es-
terlene Bell was chairman Of the
luncheon.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
By EIeni

Fashion should be created for q
woman to allow her to look her
prettiest. It is not something q
woman must follow slavishly in
order that she be judged fash
ionable.
The woman who realizes that
the subject of fashion is a per-
sonal one has the key to perfect
grooming. chic and attractiveness.
October % is the date of the
National Symptoms opening at
Constitution Hall. Such an oc-
casion is definitely a dress-up one.
The degree to which woman will
"dress up" depends on her own
Interpretation of the phrase.
One woman may decide to at
tend the opening in a lovely for
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Benefit Festival

A fall festival planned as an
old-fashioned country fair will
be sponsored by the Women's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Graham Road Methodist Church
from IL am. to pm. tomorrow
at the Jefferson Village play
ground.
Special features will include
pony rides, a grab bag and the
sale of dolls, handmade articles
and home canned and baked
goods,
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Dress to Suit Occasion

NAL gown. Another a smart black
sheath dress with jacket. Still
another may consider a flame red
satin suit to produce the elegant
look for the evening spent at the
symphony.
"What'n I wear?" is no problem
for the woman who knows the
impression she wishes to make.
Call Sterling 5000, extension 395
for shopping information on oul
pictured fashions.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Speaker Named

The role Of musical therapy ir
the rehabilitation of the mentally
disturbed will be discussed by DR.
Martha Guernsey Colby at a
luncheon to be given by the Pro-
fessional Panhellenic Association
of the District at 1890 pm. to-
morrow in the Fairfax Hotel.
DR.. Colby has done extensive
experimental work in musica.
therapy at the Percy Jones Vet.
erans' Hospital, Battle Creek
Mich.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Membership PARTY

The evening branch Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women
will sponsor a membership cock
tail party from 5 to 8 pm. Sun
day in the Cairo Hotel.
Members and friends have been
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

and Md, ss5-s2Oo. Cali Rental
Mgr. WO. 1900. THOs. L. PHILLIPS.
REFINED COUPLE: Unfurnishsd
GOVT. ECONOMIST and wife desire
rms. Will repair, redecorate. re-
model restore If rent right. RE.
100; Ext: 1906; before 5: 10.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais: no delay. For complete rental
HAY Co. 81. 6242, Is
AUSTRALIAN A. r. oficer, Q children.
requires furn. house. 3 br.. = baths;
pref. close-in Va. co. 700. Ext, gil.
SMALL HOUSE in Arlington or vic.
for young couple; willing TO redeco-
rate if necessary. oW. 1905, after
GovEERSSMENT ECONOMIST. wife .
small children need 3-bedrm. house;
basement preferred; Montgomery Co.
prsfsrred; S125: JU. s-32l0. is
,,; to rent; m must be within in 30 min.
COAST GUARD OFFICER with .
children desires > or 3 bedroom
house; occupancy by June Is: max.
rent, $50. Answer Box 291-x, Star.
PROFESSIONAL cou-
pie; 90 to 90 days; furn. or unfurn. :;
Montgomery County or NV. Phone
coIoRH,-MAS. WIFE and 8 chill
NV. tion at sos. sH. 766o.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
EVENINGS, $50 TO $3.50
GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.

completely equip. kitchenettes with
garbage disposal. new baths with
shower. laundry facilities and stor-
age space; large closets
See Agent on Premises
Evening star., 1952-05-15
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED
CHEyY-CHASE- -BETHEsDA area

CHEW; HE E.!1H CHASE; ;BETHEsPA area, Al =
CHEVY CHASENBeaut. 6-rm.. 2-bath
rambler. S275; also 2-story, s rms,
G,,SMIS1.TGS baths S2S5 W.T. MIS- Bsz CLYDE ~ G.
LANDOVER HILLS. MD. Detached.
with 2 children; $135 mo-; immed.
poss. OR. 5000 weekdays; AP. Tl95
week ends, nights. Ask for MoGLE,
sesutifuiis tarn. s-6edrm. house;
Chevy Chase, Md; 5 min. Bethesda
Naval Hospital; modern kit, TV,
piaao washing machine; prefer no
E%GEi,RNH %inHF GhNildreHi Hk,oI;sGs8oo1 oL a5sS
redec. dsieo det' Shcta%en' slsso9s bfiak fSl
2 bedrms. porch, large wooded lot,
garage gas heat 6245 3oth st. NV
CORNER BRICK' rms. and bath;
pEN 81 nfss sS Ss11d555 GE n9' e4sS t9y1s HgD'
1-ROOM HOUSE on q acre. Suitable
single man: 8 miles from D. c., $40
per wk, Piscataway, Md. Ask OPP
orator for Brandywine Abs. lie
JUNE ! TO SEPT: - Completely
Kit. and bath; utils.: fenced yard;
esfeli esii IA 1ranSpi saaa Information after s.
CoLLEGGiE 4PaRK. MD.-srick: G2o 4.
bedrm. 2-bath home; firepl.; gas
neat; rec. rm. lge. shady yd.; excel
place Tor children; avail. now: SIZE
a. mo. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor
WA. 1010; ewes, WA. 1898. 1t
GEOkGETOWN-S rental az.
bedrm. house; cool shady terrace
less than $3.50 ceiling to right
tenant. HU. 9439. -oI
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Just OF Conn
ave, summer rental, 6 rooms, com.
pletely furn.; screened porch; large
yard; $3.50 per mo. WI. 1878
ARLINGTON, VA.-Delightful house
bedrms.; 2Ia baths; maids rm
and bath: play room; a-car earaee
attic fan. Available July !; S25(
per mo. Call Mrs. Murphy, CO
0105 or DE. 4101 FRANCES
POWELL HILL. zoos Goth st. NV
GEORGETOWN-Th bedroom. =.
bath. det. corner house. near West.
ern High; excellent condition: beau
tifully furn.: S2o5 mo. Call renta
mgr. WO. 1900. THOS. L. PHILLIPS
CHEVY CHASE-26l1 Spencer I'd ;.
$140 month. Six rooms and bath
detached brick. Call Mr.. Gottleib
aeBEDRooM BUNGALOW - Bendi, q
washer; garage; near Fort Dupont
Park; available July /. Box 30s--X
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GEORGETOWN

HEART OF CLASSICAL
OLD GEORGETOWN
Dumbarton and 1922
1322l2 2Sth street. UNIQUE corner
building, walls and construction in
marvellous condition needing only
inexpensive decorating or removal
tion. 40x40,. suitable for 3 hbuses,
4 large apartments or three smart
shops plus two 2nd-floor large apts.
Make offer for quick sale. Small
cash and convenient terms to re-
SponSible purchaser. Direct from
owner. Brokers invited. Hobart
Evening star., 1952-05-15

ATTENTION GOVERNMENT GIRLS
81 900 down and S4S mo-, and you
may become a proud home owner
BY this we mean, rent out l rm. of
your balance. Loc. in beaut, CO.
lumbia. Hgts. of Arl., Va; rapid
transp. to Pentagon and D. c.; also
1-bedrm. apis. of quality in a selec-
ton of 1st, End and 3rd floors.
You Just can't beat this SO please
call while they last. Isle KEN
DALI. WILLIAM L. WAKEFIELD,
REAL ESTATE. OW. 1773.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.)

MERIDIAN HILL PARK AREA
Rarely can We offer SO much conv.,
extraordinary and comfortable liv
and entertaining space as this
kit. din. rm.. sun rm. and foyer
home with parking and storage space
at less than $500 no., incl. all utils.
Short or long term lease considered
to approved tenants. E. J. FLYNN
CO.. RE. t749.
CHEVY CHASE, conv. loca., redec..
det., 3 bedrms, . baths, den, liv. rm.,
din. rm. powder rm.. 3 porches,
maids quarters; no small children.
ChEvY hE CHASE. d. CT bedrooms,
lovely porch and yard; June only.
1sss i EUCLID ST. N.w.-Four i-rm.
and kit. apis, plus / rm. for opera
tor: Sl75 mo. EX. 7400.
ARLINGTON 6 rms, oil heat,
screened porch: garage; l blk. bus.
stores: S125. CHI. Obs.
7-ROOM. 9 BATH BRICK HOME
In N. Arl,, avail. for . or 3 mos;
completely furn.; garage: bsmt, !;
price, $500 mo. or owner will reserve
l rm. and reduce rental.
ENZOR REALTY CO.
CHI 600. OK 2p34 Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-15
SPECIAL BARGAIN
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL ?

SFEC1AL bARGA1N
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL? -?
Owner must sell the gas station and
restaurant by June l. No reason
able offer will be refused for one
or both Of these businesses. Come
down to Deale Saturday or Sunday.
Barnett'S famous knotty pine res
taurant, modern building: large,
modern din. rm. and kit: well-eQuip.
gas station; Al location; wonderful
community. Deale, Md: best fishing
shore on the Chesapeake; well-eStab-
lished business; illness of owner
forces sacrifice of this property at
once. You can clear $4,000 net
per annum Install slot machines
and you can increase this income
S5.000-SS. 600 per year. Small down
payment. Call MR.. ODUM, RE
5.l6; ewes, West River 6131. 10
RESTAURANT EST 60, = AIR Air3cond;: beer 7
d. do mors' ss ga can prove this fact; Bar
LES SHILBY
1909 Conn. Ave. DU. 91ss
RESTAURANT-M bar. Opens
3 pm; air-cond.. seats over 100:
crossing $1,000 mo.-does more
during winter mos: rent S275: 9-yr.
transferable lease. owner entering
new and larger proposition; S13.500
down. balance easy.
LIES SHILBY
1909 c IN. Ave. Du. s1ss
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK-Nearly
new semi-det. brick in immaculate
cond.; liv. rm., din. rm., fully
equip. kit. Q bedrms. and tiled
very taStefully decorated; price,
ST.. $50, on terms. To inspect, call
LA. 6-6666 until Q pm. PECK CO.
3f1s 18th st. ne.
100 EMERSON ST. One blk. of S.
Dakota ave Very neat 5-rm semi
fenced yard. S12,a5G. with So 500
down. T. D. BURGESS. 10. 9-9513
HOME OF DISTINCTION. La San.
Park-Det. custom built brick. s
rooms. "a baths; immaculate
NETT. Ma. 634I or Z. S323.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
NOW DOING BUSINESS.
OFF-SALE BEER LICENSE.
LEASE AVAIL. OWNER
READY TO RETIRE. CON-
PLETE AT $4,000; QUICK
SALE. ME. 9269.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
AIR-CoNDIT1ONED. de luxe 1-bed

AIR CONDITIONED. de luxe 1-bed-
room apt. in Washington's only
postwar cooperative building.
Foyer, 22-ft. living room. dining
alcove. modern kitchen. large bed
room and bath; also roof deck,
automatic laundry and ample closet
space. Total price. S13,50O. with
excellent terms. Please call Mr..
Gavin with H G. SMITHY CO.. ST.
1900; residence, MI 1904.
APT. 1O1, 66 N. Y. ave. n.w.-2 rms,
kit. and bath. Terms DI. 4140 bet
. and 7 pm Mon. Fri. 49,
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT near
PennSylvania ave. and 3Sth street
Sc, at buSline and near shops. in
modern building. Living room, din
ing alcove; 2 bedrooms. bath, up to
date kitchen: parking space for
car; locker in basement. laundry
facilities. playroom for children.
Price. 800. Call Mrs. Merillat,
CO. 5165. or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV. MA. l66.
MASS. AVE. NE. overlooking. LIN
COLIN PARK-Four rooms, bath;
all rooms large. A real value;
$3.50; $1,000 cash. Total monthly
payments. 500. Own for less than
rent. Your opportunity. To inspect.
call Mr. Weaver. WO. 1914.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-05-15
DRY CLEANING

Complete synthetic plant, trucks
The establishment enjoys a high
reputation in Wash. Average $50
600 gross per yr., and ready for
expansion. Owner unable to find
suitable partner to help operate
business, will move to BALTIC and
open small plant. For further in
formation, DU. 2341 between and
q n
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!!$7,450!!
ONLY 81. 500 CASH.

Overlooking Lincoln Park 2 bed
rms. liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen.
M9ss MoME be REHrY fssn t9 e
RE. 1887. ia. 4-0514.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

BETHESDA. New brick, 2-bedrms.
bsmt., attic, gas heat; near NI.H.;
$135. WI 1883; ewes. WI. BOSS:
SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick homes, available i'm
mediately; children accepted; S115
per mo: -WoODMoOR AGENCY,
RADIANT VALLEY, 6926 Standish
dr., Sll0 mo; 2-bedrm. BRICK bun
LYLE DE LozIER, Realtor, WA.
1io SOUTH WOODWARD ST., Al Arl..
Va. & rooms, brick. detached; gas
air-cond. heat; refrigerator and
sGHf hsaSoa aSou Jane Jan 3 B. Per sA6I All
TWo-BEDRM. HOUSE. nice section
Arlington; CAL ia. 2-s4os fol, ap-
NO: All bedrms.. large liy. rm.
fenced yard; S110. IA. 2-2523. --16
n. ARLINGTON-Stone and brick g.
bedroom Colonial in excellent COM
munity, convenient to shopping and
transportation; available immedi-
aately; Si5n per month. JA. 5-7?44.
BETHESDA. Alta Vista Detached
brick house 8 years old; 4 bed
rooms. , baths, gas heat; large
fenced yard; reasonably near school;
$l!5 per month. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 17l9 K st. NV. MA. 1866.
Neb. aVes. 81 bedrms, esMeea Saihs, GPs; den' snc
gar; avail. Aug. l.; SI15; call
1883 INDEPENDENCE AVE. s.E.-
1st a.: ; rms. and bath; AMI; rent,
81 Eniy vrp s4e;SS SSs,x "a. nr Iioi, RE: 2535.
heat; $50 mo. Avail. immed. MOD
ERN REALTY CO.. JU. 1850.
wHEAToN-12Oo5 Bluhiu I'd; Sii1o
rm.,. din. rm.. modern 'ItE;s kit Bendix tiE;
washer. 3 bedrms., storage attic:
ROGERS, ia. 3459. II
KENSINGTON PARKWAY-Home in
excel. cond. ,Liy. rm., kit, bed-
rooms ae mean and sfa5 ha5h mo at!aeh Sc $3.50 49, oil
rwo FIvE-RooM, all brick, semi-det, mil { =,
modern homes in South Alexandria
area; ideal location for Ft. Belvoir
Dsnsad Iec fenesd sfs sne snd Sih Eh
per mo; exclusive. Call Mr. Parker,
at YEoNAS REALTY CO.. Gil. 21oO
1913 6IsT PLACE-Hishview sub
diysion in SUBURBAN br,s Southeast Snnga
low with expansible attic and fun
500 mo, Available May 22. Cali
Mr. Diehl, HI. 3173. is
JEFFERSON MANOR-2 bedrooms,
full basement with playroom.
screened porch with awning. Cyclone
fenced rear yara perfect Snan
FAIRFAX, vA.-New 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow; Oil h.; elec. stove; INV;
sso sqt9 washer; I'm ~ yr' 1900 Sr longer lease;
NEW s-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLERs;
near Pentagon and Navy Annex;
GL. 1856; ewes, CHI. 1871. is
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK. RAMBLER;
North Arlington; S145 per no.;
immed; possession. GIL. 1885,; eyes.
iE; LExANDRIA-Extremely 4siiIs attractive
2-bedrm., semidet. brick, separate
pine rec. rm.. front porch. nice yard.
nj; transp. and Shop Sl15. TIE,
ARRANGED for 2 families; kit. liv.
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. bath; prefer
ia. 7-OO71. BURNERS REALTY
FAILS CHURCH AREA-3 bedrms..
S1lO mo. available May 10; ideal
for children; large wooded lot; school
bus service; large gas stove, refgr.,
Thor combination clothes and dish
washer; 2 miles past Falls Church
stop light on Hwy. Z to Pimmit Hill
Phone Major Lett. Ii. 5-6700, Ext.
1850.
GEORGETOWN-Lo old detached
house; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. maid S
rm. and bath on 2nd A.; 4th bedrm.
and a bath. Bird f.; library; 8
f1replaces; garage; garden; available
June Is; 1854 per mo.
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GEORGETOWN
1923 35th PL. NV.
Cor WhitehaVen PkWv

For quick sale; low price and con-
venient terms to responsible pur-
chaser. Excellent potential income
cash to develop unusual property
now in unusually fine condition. 3
bldgs., apis. units each. Efficiency
air-conditioned. . floors, no serv-
ice required All utilities furnished
by tenants except water and taxes.
vited. HO. 1854 or 1929. ~
Evening star., 1952-05-15

CoLoRED-1415 GIRARD ST. NV
Resale Of Apt. %; 9 rooms, kit. and
Inspect. see janitor then come to
Office Of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1404 L
st. NV. MA. S036 It'll z pm. -16
COLORED-13OO MASS. AVE. NV,
Apt. 43-2 rooms. kit. bath, porch;
S195 down, S6a.50 per month. For
details. call Office Of A. M. DRAIS-
NER, 1404 L st. NV. Ma. S036 til
Z pm. -16
Evening star., 1952-05-15
TOURIST COURT
No. l HIGHWAY

Great possibilities here-a money
making proposition now and could
be increased-ideal location. For
further information call
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
AL. 1900; Ewes. TIE. ABB, TIE.
3372. JE. 3-SS26.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO MEN, $500, cooperative basis,
expenses $90-S100 monthly; near
Wardman Park. AID. SEAS, 6 to 10
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