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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
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SEOUL. Korea 10 United IA
lions infantrymen In ! furious
dawn attack today forced back
Chinese Communists On Old Badly
ard then opened b new assault
against Reds On one Slope ii The
key westSrn front Ill.
The U. $. Eighth Army SIM
mary said lie morning charge SEQ
ported BY artillery ard sank fire
carried the AIlEea sron IL wssAln
10 yards of Rel rs q sae
northwestern xao
TIE sumnary Cd re make
GEAR whesk3r Fl N. unssx hi
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Ihe EigAsh Afsry hkewSse ssik
nos sss ho~ far hsek the Refs I'D
h<xn drives ~ tie naat4al fhrs
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
hank fixtures - M. Trevor

hank fixtures - M. Trevor
said.
The Bookkeeping department
has already heen It work il the
cxtension for Tie past week,
Trevor sid. Yesterday IN me
well lighted rom with sound
ptoofcd ceiling. To iris were
ps1nchlnE th&ir various machines.
The noiss wsx nsuied By the
specially tgeatcd spnn-glsss &C.
onsfical ceilink.
Ten windows On the Front
STREET side a ne extenszon ii IN
light An = made Unnecessary
~ the lnrve scnle air-<ondi sionine
unit whtch coois h16h IL Old and
The new structures.
FusnaaI cerenscntrs Cor ne e.
tenxacn viii take plsce when IN
ed raxt os TIE bark has been
Sxr10vAsTd. Txxvor SD. W~ckers
- into he cid scxs1un Mcn5sy
rs0rnsnx M0sang az III otfsess
took pfnr< yestedAy snd sa<iAy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Formal Ceremonies To Be Held
When Old Section Renovated;
DriUe-In Windows To Operate .
Al Later Date, j. j. TreUor Says
he wooden doors az the Flor. 4

The wooden doors Of The Flor.
1ds National Bank which have
opened 10 receive deposisors and
other bank customers since 1881
closed yesterday afternoon NJ
80 and viii be permanently
sealed.
The brand new glass and steel
doors on Front street viii oren
Monday morning q, $50 = adsnis
customers 10 the new exsensioa
II - hank.
d ten days h<s0re
=. J. Ircvus. Bank psessdens con-
eeryasavxay predicted 80 nsw
extenslon has is teller window
protected AMI deSoxased viii
bronse griliwuxk.
Airrunditspned. indsgexsiy iissss
~. with walax ~ xsnnexsee
marble ard slnofs "a Isvfx i
nArh.e. tn h4aasatsa ns~ hank
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

Key Wet srtists who wish -
counrefe s. tie Metropolitan
Museum q Art water color, draws
IN and print exhibition must
hnve thor wogks Il Atlanta, ca.
~ September Z Il wa announc-
"a today.
III cuutDst = which ! totnl q
o,0oo ii aWurdo an being Of
oa = ~ LIT Il ! series Of
t1xne nntional competitive exhi-
bi1ious hen ~ he Museum loca-
- q NsW York City.
Al 1rtislo who ore permanent
residents G IL United States
end Is po1Dssaions ~ invited 10
submit 70 relievo artists Of az
ceptipnal expense ii contribu-
tine entries - the exhibition. :
series 81 Regional Juries win Be
Hset up II Atlanta, Chicago, San
Franchises and New York.
Ihe Metropolitan museum an
nouncemont snys thnt because
|of The controversial character Of
contemporary American art and
tho wido area q disagreement
betWoen The several points Of
view. two Juxies e Seloction will
meet - each region and artists
~.~SASntvHM 49, $500 sAse-. ~.,s11s -
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Prices Increase

NEW YORK y = Wholesale
iood prices his week possed 80
n the shsrpea week-to-wsek e.
creases = - year. aercrding u
tbe Dsa ~ Bradstrset god In-
Dr. snd were a hishest svsrass
isvsl since Jsansry.
- ipdex 4 1s.sl eonpsssd
wiiA 3.Si isst usek an m !
yesr 80 Th< kisA for ia y
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CO.. q - mhoiesals Ieses. u o.
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Dat ~ axS<d fruit e.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

Lieutensnt (juntw srads) nobert
=. King. y. 5. Navy, IN e Mr..
and Mrs.. Joseph A. King. 10
South Warrington Strest. North A.
tleboro, massachusetts,. recently
reported aboard lie submarine
USS Chopper (SSsl7) Cor duty.
King attended North Attleboro
High School n 1914. He entered the
u. S. Naval Academy q Annapolis.
Maryland, IN lolk graduating in
the class a 1olo-B.
He served On The uSS Chara
fAKlA-Se) and USS Tarawa (Cv40l
and attended Electronics School.
Treasure Island. San Francisco.
California. after graduating. He
volunteered for submarine duty
and attended the y. S Naval Sub.
marine School. New London, Con-
necticut, graduating last month.
He was then ordered TO the Chop
per n Key West Florida, the.
ships home port.
King & married 70 the former
Miss Dorothy J. Atkinson. He 10
presently residing with his wife and
year old daughter 10 Anna Carol,
II Key West & IA Sigsbse Road,
Sigsbee Park.
Lieutenant (junior graded VII
liam A. Miller, u. s. Navy, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. william D. Miller,
171 Lincoln Place, Irvington. New
Jersey. recently reported aboard
the submarine u. s. 5. Chopper
(SSSl2) for duty.
Miller graduated from Irvington
Hieh School IN 1ol5. he entered the
Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Maryland. and graduated b the
class AZ 1850. Atter serving year
and 4 hall on The destroyer uSS
Cony (DDEsoo). - volunteered for
submarines duty and was oent TO
he q. S. Submarine School b New
London, Counscticut. Tor instruc-
tion. He was then ordered 70 the
Chopper In Key West, he ships
home port.
Miller 4 married 70 IL iormer
Miss Rosemarie +. Houck. He
and his wife and daughter, Kath-
ryn Anne, live n Key West It
1o-A FELTON, Road. Sigsbee Park.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

By William J. Meyer
than 200 pieces of bronze into
a unique religious scene as
the thesis" for her masters
degree in art.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

1t Is a heavy grill about
four feet high by three feet
wide with the strips of bronze,
set inside a heavy frame, ar
ranged to depict the baptism
of Jesus.
Not only Is the work un-
usual for its craftsmanship,
but for the stylized treatment
of the subject.
1t was designed and exc
cuted by Sister Trinitas, head
of the art department at the
College of Great Falls, Mont,
a co-educational school oper-
ated by the Sisters Of Provi-
dence. Sister Trinitas took
postgraduate work at Cath
olic U. during the past year.
Hardly bigger than a min
ute herself, Sister Trinitas,
with a heavy apron over her
habit and with canvas gloves,
worked more than 800 hours
at the forge, with soldering
iron and acetylene torch, and
at the anvil, to hammer, bend
and weld the metal strips into
the desired shapes.
The central figure in the
grill is Christ, His head sur
rounded with a halo Of heavy
hammered bronze.
At the right Is John the
Baptist, his right arm raised
over Jesus head with the
baptismal water flowing from
his hand to the bottom Of the
grill frame.
Welded onto the grill frame
and worked into the theme at
the upper left Is a crown, a
symbol of the Father. Within
the crown are. a triangle to
represent Trinity and an eye
Symbolizing the omniScience
of God.
At the lower right are
fishes as symbols of the
Evening star., 1952-06-08

0NE OF the most unusual
" works ever produced in
Catholic University's art de-
partment has been completed
by a 43-year-old nun who
hammered and forged more
Evening star., 1952-07-23
$22.5O AH-WOOl
kenWOOd Blankets
sl4.99
S29.95 ssTEXTRON',
Electric Blankets
sl9, 95 .p'". "a.

Regulate 1t at any temperature you wanti
In rose, blue. geranium. cedar or hunter
green
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Street Foor-washinston and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Our LO,Uest Price In Years!
1913 Pacific ''Truth" Sheets
72xlos" Slx99"
that sturdy, wearing -
per squareinch. ~ 81 W1NI nm
quality and workmanship AOO1 Oese
slxlos" coes. 4zxse'
Evening star., 1952-08-01
5 specials on ready-to-paint
FURNITURE
sss regularly .afs as 1925 ssstssi; s:ssl.s, 1890 6e5

Sketched right finished soft pne the tobe procticol
dropeof stye the bookcase with two roony shelves.
Drop-leof toble chors eeuIory 36Oo----------2695
FNe-drower chest, regularly %
Eohtdrower chest regularly Al l50---------------2o95
W5L-Housewores Loaer Level, Bethesdo-chevy Chose
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Date and Bacon Cakes

Something new for breakfast
especially for that Sunday morn
ing brunch when you have all the
time in the world to enjoy it.
Cream "a cup of butter or other
shortening with 2 tablespoons of
sugar. Add / egg, well beaten,
then 112 cups of flour sifted with
u cup of corn meal, S teaspoons
of baking powder and u teaspoon
of salt. Alternate the addition Of
these mixed dry ingredients with
a cup Of milk, blending well.
Mix in "a cup Of cut-up, pitted
dates, and 4 strips of bacon, fried
crisp and crumbled. Ingredients
should be well moistened, but no
more.
Bake at about 375 degrees for 20
minutes. Serve hot with honey
and sweet butter.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

use Of any other animal name
whose fur does not appear in the
product. So-good-by Mink
Blended Muskrat," and so long
Seal Dyed Coney."
Because Of this new act you.
the consumer. are in a better
position to buy furs with complete
confidence because the Federal
Government now requires COM
plete and accurate information to
be on the tags and to appear in
advertising. The country of the
origin Of each fur will also appear
on the labels. Now you'll dis
cover that fine opossum can come
from Australia, river otter from
Canada. fine Persian lamb from
|Afghanistan, broadtail from Rus
Evening star., 1952-08-01

sia, nutria from South America
and clipped fox from Norway.
Other features of the new Label
ing Act include providing that
when furs are dyed or bleached
such fact shall be disclosed. If
the fur product is used or second
hand or is made from or contains
used fur or is composed in whole
or in substantial part of damaged
fur. paws, tails, bellies, or waste
fur as the case may be such fact
must also be disclosed as part of
the required information.
These facts were brought out
during the recent fur forum In
which Mr.. Harvey H. Hannah,
chief Of the Division Of Wool and
Fur Labelling of the Federal Trade
Evening star., 1952-08-01
By Eleni

Consumer confusion is on its
way out in the fur business.
"A rose is a rose is a rose"
on Gertrude Stein. the
BY no stretch Of the
come August 9 and
the going into effect of the new
Fur Labelling Act will rabbit mas
querade as "Artic Seal" Men
doza Beaver" or muskrat as
River Sable" water Mink" or
Hudson Seal"
Nor will other glamour tags
attached to other furs help in
the game Of deception. Not only
are true animal names going to
be on all fur labels but the law
will also expressly prohibit the
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Fashion News

MantelettaS-This is the name
that describes your new evening
coverup, a takeof on the cape
let mantelet, but the new version
has crushed sleeves and stolelike
ends that reach the floor in front.
The back of this dramatic acces-
sorry is deep and reaches below the
waiStline in soft draped fashion.
Crisp taffeta makes one, but for
rich elegance there's deep red vel
vet bound with black braid and
black ball fringe! Mantelettas
add q feminine and old-fashioned
look to your costume even though
1t Is a sophisticated bare-top dress.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Fur Legislation Does Away With ConfusionA

Commission: Mr.. Dan Dragenetti,
fur buyer for Julius Garfinckel &
Co.: Mr.. Dewey Zirkin of Zirkin's
and Mr.. Brad w. Holmes of
Woodward & Lothrop's partici-
pated.
The customer has the right to.
know what he is getting-and this
new act certainly is out to do the
Job.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Note to the Ladies

Use your vacuum cleaner to
clean the inside Of your car. The
upholstery nozzle will do the cell
ing. sides Of doors and seats, and
the busting brush Is fine for the
dashboard-and for cleaning out
glove compartments, and ash trays
Evening star., 1952-08-01

Bake a meat loaf mixture in
muffin cups and then serve with
tomato sauce popped up with a
little prepared horseradish.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
OPEN SATURDAY 9:3O to &
$500 pieces bright, hand-blown
LEAD GLASS 35c each

Another famous glassware event made possible only be-
Of factory overoge SemWore nnony Styles colos
lots Of popular tumbIer The few mperfections do
prevent using for pores gifts No mail phone ORDERS
place breokoee incurred by pockoging or delivery.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
clear safedge Bubbles"
LIBBEY GLASS
set of II tumblers S4c

Fovorites for everybody and entertaining too at very spe
cio prices. Full lounee size heavyweight sofedee eioss
Cut "Teoos" tunbers regularly 6Oc---------------39c
Cut Lourel sham turbIers regularly
Cut Crete tnnbIers, regularly
W6L-Gossweor, Lower Level, Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-06-27
MAKE OFFER
WHEATON

Det. B-rm. frame bungalow. Lge.
liy. rm; and 2 bedrms. Owner
Jr., is ". MontTomeTy ave, Roef-
vile 1883 or 1853. 20
Evening star., 1952-06-27

CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1952-06-27
GEORGETOWN
w. C. g. A. N. Miller, OR. 4464

UETACHED BKICk NV.
ECORATED-UNDER $4,000
Owner ill and must sacrifice. This is
new-house cond. Between Tucker
man and Underwood sts. Six lovely
rms, recr. rm., oil heat, beautiful
lge. rear yard. Call Immediately.
COHN & LEVINE
Evening star., 1952-06-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

BROOKLAND-Corner house, 10 rms
Extra Iaree din: Sm.: Kit Kit, eiee: is STOW, tow
p End T. a.: 4 lee; bsdrms;. bath; screen
sink; large dry bsmt.. toilet: Bendix
new oil burner ana hot-water tank
Built-in garage; Venetian blinds and
screens throughout. Terms must be
SASH sash IS we are leaving the city
N. MICH. PARK. 5Oos 18th st ne
cash. S., 900; BRICK BRICK. semidet.. d reapcaa I yrs
old. q rms. 11a baths, full bsmt.i
street parking. CLAUDE SHiFIET FL
NV ceGSl 81. Lsi sRfck@Eiv. SrG22f rm, ss din
rm.; kit.., 2 bedrms.. bath; Sl1 800
~ ~ 125 down: bal. Ss5 mo-: nice
sfsa; saff!ssh0eTssod5 eyes' WI %R aFss SLATER. RE
GOOD NcRTHEAsT@e1i:f Ssr M1i H2e1: it is aSs Soot
home you need. here it is. Priced
right; financed right. Come and get
it. CO. 1892. MI. O212. 30
8! 500 DOWN---5O2O 18th st. ne
All brk.. .semidet.. six rms, 1st-fi
lavatory, bath g bedrms.) }, gas fur
mace furred, insulated, cellar, front
porch. nice lot. Near Government
parkway. South Dakota ave. bus.
etc. Eve. phone Mr.. Woodwell, LO'
4-Q147. L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor,
1918 x st. NV. MA 0753
Evening star., 1952-06-27
BEAUTIFUL 65-FT. RAMBLER, lovely

BEAUTIFUL 65-FT. RAMBLER, lovely
!a-acre corner lot; 3 bedrms. and
den or bedrms.; lge. kit, Z. porches.
son s5se zkDSoRE sffsS RRasiG RrS9 sfsR'ts e. Sf g.
A BEAUTIFUL MD. ESTATE; 44-bed-
room bricE ranch house; custom
built. new condition; reasonable. f.
can Gsncps 9sI make naat Offer Near siMMoNs ii MysIas
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, .
yrs old, Silver Spring. All-elec.
kit. bsmt:, auto. washer; desirable
location: 81 900 cash down; COFF-
MAN REALTY CO., sH. 4123; ewes.
FfRsT FLooR BEDROOM and bath
in this modern brick home of 4
bedrooms and 2 baths Just of New
Hamp. ave. handy to new Langley
shopping center and Hot Shoppe;
heat. nice level lot; So, $50 on good
terms: RIPLEY & ROMER. Real
tors. 81. Gill; open evenings.
JUST OFF DALE DRIVE in Silver
Spr.-A 4-bedroom brick williams
burg home with bedrooms on both
noors, large living room; full din
ing ing pSSa popc rfa a fsndy Ssm kth kfhen Ssrare y
h.-w: heat; well suited to a grow
ing family and within easy walk to
public and parochial schools: S1S,-
$50. RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors:
81. Gill. Open evenings
g. -BEDRM. BRK.. Kensington-Open
Sat. and Sun. afternoons; separate
din. rm., full bsmt. level lot;
$500 down. tOut Conn. ave- to
Kensington. left on Knowles ave. or
Garrett Park rd. to Ewell. left to
Fuller DIR. left to 4406D SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. INC. LO. 5-3434, LO.
5 JOS DowN-Non-G1 opportunity.
Lovely -old. 3-bedrm. home with
full din. rm. Payments like rent.
Act quickly on this one PARKSIDE
REALTY CO., SH. 1875; ewes. JU.
NEAR BLESSED sACRAMENT@1n
the most beautiful and desirable
part of Chevy Chase; charming
white-brick Colonial home: very spa
cious center hall plan with large
rms. and high ceilings; 8 rms. Civ.
rm. 14x24) and baths including S
bedrooms; slate roof: 2-car garage;
lovely lot, 60x115: owner leaving
city. wants Quick sale. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411; ewes. call WO.
4754. -2S
Evening star., 1952-06-27
2 BEDROOMS

Fairfax Village-Semidet.
Here Is a beautiful home that can
be purchased with low down pay
msnt. Call Mr.: Tasker. HILLCREST
REALTY Co, Ii. 7-4040; evenings.
COLORED-GI; 1870 BANGOR ST.
S.E.-$763 down. S67 per mo. Nice
Call Mr.. Baines, FIR. 1897. cox
& CO. RE. 6272.
COLORED-IVES PL. Sc. Lovely
2-bedrm. brick home; excellent con-
dltton; concrete perch. new gas
furnace, lots Of cabinets. Don't {
delay, call GE. IQ16. -o1
Evening star., 1952-06-27
BRIARCLIFF
First PRESENTATION


This magnificent home was CUSTOM
built by Frank S. Phillips before the
war 20 meet the very special re-
uuirements of a very particular
buyer. THE LOCATION is RE.
GARDED BY MANY AS THE VERY
FINEST THAT WASHINGTON HAS
TO OFFER. The setting, on this
quiet cul-de-sac high above the
Potomac Valley. affords both privacy
and great natural beauty. Charm.
ing white brick center-hall Colonial
containing a total of ten rooms and
four full baths, including five bed
rooms; unusually attractive club
room and servants room and bath.
An unusual, but most outstanding
feature of the home Is very large
master bedroom with TWO adioin:.
ing full baths. TWO-car street-level
garage. Gas heat. Equipment in
cludes dishwasher. disposal, deep
freeze. completely automatic clothes
washer and dryer. storm windows
and new awnings. Briarclih. in
addition to being one Of the city's
top restricted residential communi-
ties, is favored for its very ad-
vantageous location. convenient to
downtown. the Pentagon. and the
city's best public, private and paro-
chial schools. Briarcliff children
NAV attend the popular HORACE
MANN Grade Schools FRANK 8:
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411; eyes,. call
Or 0265 -2S
Evening star., 1952-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3 BEDROOMS--$12.50O
Reliable contractor will build on your
lot 3-bedroom home with full bsmt.
Call RA. STA for details. SO
Evening star., 1952-06-27
COLORED

COLORED
NO IFS, ANDS, OR Butts
A DEAL YOU CAN'T MISS
4-Family Det. Brick Bldg.
Al Shape-Only So, $500 Down
NE. SECTION. OFF MiNN. AVE.
LIVE IN ONE. RENT OTHERS
ASTOUNDING, READ ON
Think Of it: Bldg. only 10 years old.
Each apt. has 2 bedrms., living rm..
dinette. kitchen and bath: full bsmt..
oil heat, laundry tubs, lockers, etc.
Newly decorated. Lot 5OxlOO,
$4,000 first trust at $3.50 per
$1,000 and 5zHs. Priced right, but
BROOKERs Co-op. INVITED
John D. Neumann, Prop. Inc
927 18th st. NV. MA. 1921.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
BETHESDA-ALTA VISTA
BETHESDA. S26.95O

BETHESDA, $26,95O
New white brick rambler. with bsmt.,
3 huge bedrms.. 2 full baths. all
elec. kit with disposal and dish
washer. .Immed. possession. $4,000
down and $155 per month.
SILVER SPRING, $17,950
Beautiful corner. level. y acre wood
ed lot. 3 bedrms.. Colonial home
with full bsmt.. recreotion rm. with
bar, lge. screened porch, gas heat,
Venetian blinds storm windows and
awnings. Beautiful shrubbery,
wodkhouse or child's playhouse in
rear fenced yard. $4,000 cash nee
essary. Close to Catholic and pub
lie schools and playground. All
Whitestone rd
Half an Acre Lot. $2,950
Located in cool Manor Club Estates.
Membership in club with lot. Lo-
Gated right on No. l fairway look
900. 27 holes of golf, pool etc.
SILVER SPRING. $21 $50
Beautiful brick. new rambler. haitian
acre lot in restricted neighbodhood;
3 huge bedrms.. all-elec. kit. 22-ft.
side screened porch. Att. garage.
Full bsmt. has a half bath and fire
place. More for the money than
anywhere else in the county.
E. F. Blanchard. RealtOr
O q R0Ql
Evening star., 1952-06-27
KENSINGTON

xAI4NO11NO I O1N
White brick Cape Cod, on large
level beautifully Handicapped lot.
Living room, dining room. den and
kitchen on first floor Two good
size bedrooms and bath on second
Garage. Kitchen equipment in
cludes dishwasher and garhage dis
urb's most beautiful streets. Close to
transportation, schools and shop
ping.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
RRIARCLIFF

BRIARCLIFF
Truly o beautiful home. in the finest
restricted location money can buy.
Ten rms, a bedrms). 3la baths:
includes library with fireplace and
powder rm. on 1st floor: ground.
level recr. rm,. servants rm. and
bath: 2-car attached street-level
garage. Very reasonable priced
ewes. call WO. 4754.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A truly desirable det. brick home,
Just q few years old. with 8 rms, 5
bedrms.. baths; on a large land
scaped lot; immaculate condition;
out Of town owner wants immediate
sale. Call ME. 1143 until 9 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Near fast transportation. shop
tractive home. 9 excellent rooms.
including bedrooms, exceptional
h.-w.h., beautiful handicapped deer
lot. Approx. $4,000 cash, balance
on excellent terms. once open till g.
Town q Suburban, OR. 94Ot
Evening star., 1952-06-27
CHI. CHI. VIEW AREA

This Is one home. priced under $780,
O0G that we can sincerely recon-
mend your seeing. because we feel
that is the best buy on today s
market In this area. Three bed
rms, 2 baths, den, powder rm., lge.
liv. rm., porch, closets which are
the housewives delight and lge
wooded lot. Call for an appt. to
see this one today. E. M. FRY,
INC, WI. S70O It'll q pm. -27
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Woodmoor, $22,950
,

So. 600 cash. BALANCE ON CONvEN-
TENT MONTHLY TERMS; TRADES
brick Cape Cod. living rm. with
in breakfast nook; . twin-sized
bedrms. tiled bath side screened
porch on 1st floor; one large bed
rm.. huge closets and storage space
on end floor. Full bsmt.. large lot
Anchor fence. Cow. to public and
Evening star., 1952-06-27
BUILDERS RAMBLER
CHEVY CHASE
$4,000

It Is usually a better, Investment 70
pay more and buy the best quality
than to sacrifice value for price.
Ours is a custom built rambler,
planned by q prominent architect
with our firm doing the construc-
tion. We shall not so into mlnute
detail However, Ii is a true center
hall plan with a large living room,
dining room, and probably the most
attractive and modern kitchen you
have ever seen in private nome.
Three lovely bedrooms end two beau
tifui baths. Large recreation room
with a fun tile shower-bath. Large,
gear built-in garage. Basement un-
der entire house. 1t occupies nne
corner lot in the beautiful section
OF Chevy Chase known as Hawthorn
Directions from Chevy Chase Circle
Turn right on Western ave. to Chest
nut, right three blocks to our corner
at 32nd and Chestnut. Open fol
your inspection Fri, Sat. and Sun
It'll dark or call for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Mr.. KsEEMWoQD COUNTRY CLUI
CuSHARFD,, + -, REALToR.

= NEW HOMES-SILVER SPRING
New houses under construction. Two
bedrms. and bath, full bsmt., ex-
pansible attic; wooded lot, improved
street; FHA financed. Cali Mr..
rO.. 81, 30lO. -17
Evening star., 1952-06-27
MA. GAO
ON D. c Linen. H AVE.

As Low AS ST 500 Down
Cute 2-bedrm. rambler on beautiful
corner iot: with many fruit trees,
convenient location on Eastern sys'
Just few blks. west Of EeWTamr
shire ave. Priced to sell fast. Il
Sl2,950. Assume S9,4O0N4s loan
Payable $3.50 per monU
ROBERT s. DAVIS q COZ WA. 5000.
CONTINUED on Next PaTel
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Brookdale- Orchardale
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Det. prewar brick home, in new.
house, coma; located nr. Lafayette
School and good transp. First fl
has large liv. rm., din. rm., den
and mod. complete kit; upstairs
there are 4 bedrms. and 2 baths;
good lot, built-in garage. Owner
must sell quickly; vacant. We have
the key; E. M. FRY, INC. WI
Evening star., 1952-06-27
SILVER SPRING

All the things you want are in this
Large rms. picture wind window afeieI firepi,
elec. kit. full bsmt, storm win
dows and nice Anchor fenced
yard. $14,950 reas. down pymt.,
assume GI loan. Call Mrs. Hart,
LO. 5-35lS. cox & CO.. UN, 1926
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Silver Spring. sS18.5OO

New brick Col; liv. rm. with firepl..
sep. din. rm.. equip kit with table
space, 3 spacious bedrms with lge
closets. | tiled bath. screened porch
full bsmt. with Law. and outside
entr,: lge. level Handicapped lot;
convenient to public and parochial
schools, transportation.