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Evening star., 1952-05-21

Communism, MIR. CnamDeTS explains
has a vision Of future heaven on earth.
It also has faith that man, by using his
brain and his hands, can make that
vision q reality. Communism asks q man
whether he has the moral strength to do
whatever must be done to fulfill the
vision. 1.-THE answer q man makes TO this
question" says Mr.. Chambers. lis the
difference between the Communist and
those miscellaneous socialists, liberals.
fellow travellers, unclaSsified progresSives
and men Of good will, all Of whom share
q similar vision but do not share the
faith because they win not take upon
themselves the penalties Of the faith"
Persons of conservative bent should
not leap to any f1attering conclusions
as O result Of this mass dismissal OF
their democratic opposition. In the
struggle against communism" says Mr..
Chambers, 'the conservative Is all but
helpless. For that struggle cannot be
fought. much less won, or even UNDER
stood, except In terms Of total sacrifice.
And the conservative is suspicious Of
sacrifice. He wishes first to conserve,
above all, what he is and what he has.
You cannot fight revolutions So"
II the outlook for freedom seems
black, under these circumstances, Mr..
Chambers does not duck that conclu-
sion either. He freely states his belief
that when he quit the Communists. he
was leaving the winning side for the
losing side.
while MIR. Chambers exposition of
the, Communist state Of mind seems
wholly masterful. 1t may be that there
are areas In the non-C Communist field
OF thought which he has not yet ex-
Evening star., 1952-05-21
By NewboId Noyes, jE.

! Whitaker Chambers: Random Hous.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02

 FOR SALE two mattresses. coffee table, rug, and other items. Gall Navy phone 222 during working hoursI FOR SALE - modern home with two room income pro- perty attached. House To- cated in town on large lot. For further information see Mrs. Esther Magnusen or write P. O. Box, 1162, Ko- diak.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02

Fon SALE 6s squares as- phalt shingles at $500; also some used windowa and other building materials; also one used washing ma ohine, fair condition, S20. Rev. John Marshall.
 FOR SALE-Kodiak Laundry, equipment in Al shape. Good business. Price S2'500. Contact Mrs. Rivers.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02
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FURNISHED house, three bedrooms and bath, two lots for sale, $4,OO0. Renters will oblige. See Nosich at 46 DA Base.
 ALASKA TRANSFER 2008 City Dock. Phone 2112. All hauls must be paid for on delivery. S,23.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02
Clos ssifiieds s

FOR SALE 1947 Plymouth del4xe sedan, radio, heater, sea5 covers, good tires, good condition, Best offer. See Tom Fannin, Mission road, phone 4543.
 FOR SALE-used davenport, good condition, reasonable, phone 4l01.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02

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Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-02

FOR SALE - one standard sized crib, new, with mat tress; one bathinette in good shape. M. D. Gunder- son, phone Navy 6O2 or 52O.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HINT-wARN1NG.

mrs. C. C.. B., Washington
I would like to warn those
who are about to 60 overseas
Of something which could pre-
vent them from sailing at the
last minute. When the State
Department says that you need
your birth certificate for a pass
port, they mean a certified or
photostatic copy Of the original
which is kept on file in the
country where your were born.
It must have both seal and
file number. The very mislead-
ing unofficial birth certificates
given to mothers when they
leave the hospital mean noth-
ing to the State Department,
although they are often useful
for school. Even though you
are sure that you have a proper
certificate. please check to
make sure that it is right, while
you still have time to get an
official copy. I learned all this
the hard way.
II you want to save money or
calories with the dry skim milk
but don't like the taste Of skim
milk. try this: Mix up some dry
milk with one cup Of water as
directed on package and then
add ! cup of whole milk. You
will have a pint Of milk which
tastes like whole milk and still
Is q saving. Chill well.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Readers Clearing House

clubs and swimming pools avail
able to both officers families
and enlisted. The Wives clubs
are good ones and offer any
thing one might be interested in
from canasta. crafts and golf
to volunteer work and SWIM
ming lessons.
October is q good time to be
going as rents don't start to
soar until around December.
You will 1ind them comparable
to Washington. After q wait Of
many months you'll come up
for Navy housing. Some Of it is
new and excellent, others not
so hot, but all very reasonable.
Every one stays in a house,
keeping motel at first until they
find what they want.
For summer. children wear.
only shorts and sandals. A
sweater is not necessary at this
time, nor are blankets. but after
October your daughter may
need a jersey and toward De-
cember over-alls and sweaters
are nice for play. You will need
a topcoat and could even use
a suit or wool dress in the win
ter which may surprise you and
seem hardly possible If you ar
rive in the heat. We some
times needed two blankets at
night and kept the electric
heater going all night. None OF
the houses have heat SO bring
your own electric heater and
your own. fan. window type Is
good. too.)
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Conducted H
BETSY cAsWELL
VACUUM CLEANER:
OLD NEWSPAPER.
(Mrs. W. X. Washington)

MRS. W. r.. Washington
In answer to Mrs. M. A. N,
Falls Church, who inquired In
the column about vacuum
cleaners. I would suggest the
tank-type vacuum. Although
upright cleaners are supposed
to be better for rugs because Of
the revolving brush. I feel that
the tank-type far outweighs the
upright in its usefulness for
general housecleaning.
I do all my dusting venetian
blinds included. vacuuming
(doors as well as rugs), and
cleaning Of upholstered furni-
ture with it.
The rug nozzle (Which Is rub
ber covered as are all the tools
to protect the furniture) cleans
our fiber and wool living room
rug beautifully and picks up
without any trouble the long
hairs which our cat sheds as
well as any threads. grass or
mud we drag In. talcum powder
(Which has found its way to the
rug). scraps of paper, ashes and
anything else you can name.
The one which I have was
rated top tank type by "Con-
SliYnar'S Ran0l.t
BY the way, in answer to the
woman who wrote in a few days
ago asking about information as
to the value of the year 1900
newspaper she owned. I suggest
she bring it into the Library Of
Congress and take it to the
Manuscripts Division. A visit to
them or q letter describing the
paper (name. origin, date. etc.)
will bring either q definite an
swer or the suggestion of some
one who can help her.
Incidentally, thanks for for.
warding the letters on air condi-
tioners about which I requested
information recently.
= X y
BABY SHOWER?
MRS. M. v. r., Sandy Spring,
I would like to. have some
one tell me how to conduct a
moderately priced baby shower.
This information will be
greatly appreciated as soon as
possible as we would like to have
the shower this month.
X X 4 4
COFFEE CAKE?
Mrs. X. M, Chevy ChGse)
I am interested in q recipe
for coffee cake with q streusel
filling and would appreciate
help in finding one.
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KEY WEST.


mrs. II. J. X. Coral Hills)
Mrs. F. e. S., University Park:
One either loves or hates Key
West. We loved it. The climate
is ideal. although the humidity
Is high year round. In the win
ter it may get down around 40
during the night but midday is
always warm enough for SWIM
ming. In summer there is always
a grand breeze so it doesn't
seem as hot as Washington in
that season.
There are many nursery
schools available, reasonably,
and most of them collect and
deliver the children. They take
ages three and up.
The cost of living isn't any
worse than here and. of course.
you don't have to pay for heat.
Utilities are high and so are
milk and green vegetables as
these have to come down over
the long overseas highway.
Perishables come by refrigera-
tor truck. There Is a commits
sary and several good super
markets.
Housing isn't so good, but
then one doesn't stay home
much. There are wonderful
Evening star., 1952-09-21
PRALINEs?

mrs. G. II. W.. Wassington1
Mrs. M. E. NJ. Boyds: From Q
popular cook book. the Fannie
Farmer, here is q New Orleans
praline recipe.
Three cups sugar. / cup thin
cream, pinch Of salt. / cup dark
brown sugar and 3 cups pecan
meats broken in pieces. Cook
sugar, cream and salt to 234 de-
grees or until it forms q soft ball
In cold water.
While this is cooking melt
brown sugar in a small heavy
pan. Add melted sugar and nut
meats to the first mixture as
soon as. it reaches 234 degrees.
Cook together 2 minutes, stir
and drop from spoon into
creased cookie sheet.
(Mrs. D. r. c.. Falls church,
This is a delicious praline
recipe. I hope you enjoy it as
much as I do and my mother did.
One-half cup brown sugar.
firmly packed. cup granulated
sugar, cup milk. ! tablespoon
butter or oleomargarine. 1s tea
spoon salt, / cup pecan halves
and / tablespoon maple sirup.@
Combine sugars and milk and
cook over low heat. Stir con-
stantly until sugars dissolve and
mixture boils. Continue cooking.
Stir occasionally to prevent
burning until 224 degrees r. Add
salt. pecan halves and butter.
Cook until soft bali stage, 236
degrees. Cool quickly to luke
warm. Stir in maple sirup and
beat until thick but still rather
shiny. Drop by spoonfuls on
CREASED baking sheet and fat
ten out into patties. Yields one
dozen.
Variations: Omit maple sirup,
beat In tablespoon Of marshmal.
low whip and flavor with vanilla.
Shape into cones and roll In
chopped nutmeats.
Use additional cup Of granu-
lated sugar and omit brown
sugar. Substitute cup shredded
coconut for pecan halves.
Maple: Substitute cup maple
sirup for brown sugar and in
crease granulated sugar to 1h
cups.
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SANDWICH COMBINATIONS:
pnTNH9

POEM?
mrs. p. II. f.. WGshington)
Mrs. D. D. NJ, Braddock
Heights: Here are some COM
binations for sandwiches. 7
hope your husband will like
some Of them.
Try " cup chopped olives.
" cup chopped pecans and
Tablespoon orange rind, 2 table,
spoons French dressing, / cup
chopped pitted dates and " cup
chopped walnuts; or chopped
egg. chilli powder, chilli sauce
and green pepper; or chopped
egg. crisp bacon, chives and
mayonnaise. Try. too. coleslaw
and peanut butter; or peanut
butter and raisins; cream cheese
and prunes; cream cheese, or
ange marmalade and walnuts;
cream cheese, orange rind and
juice; cream cheese. dried beef
horse radish and onion; chopped
frankfurter, pickle relish. mus
tard and chilli sauce; chopped
bologna, grated horseradish and
mayonnaise; sardine, chopped
hard cooked egg. lemon juice,
grated onion: chopped chicken.
walnuts, olives, sage and may
onnaise or mix one part Of cram
berry sauce to two parts Of pea
nut butter.
Now I wonder if some one can
help me. I would like the words
to one Of my favorite poems
from childhood days. I believe
it's called Orphan Annie" and
was in the "Home Books of
Verse" It was a story poem
and was about an orphan girl
who took care of some very bad
little children and when they
wouldn't mind her, some big,
black things grabbed them and
whisked them away. It was q
very amusing poem. Please
help me, some one.
X \ X X
LAMP SHADE MAKING
mrs. T.. w. j., McLean)
I wonder If the readers know
about the course in lighting and
the making of lamp shades
which is being given by the
Adult Education Department Of
the District of Columbia schools
at Thomson School at Twelfth
and l. streets NV? It will
teach you how to make new
lamp shades and also to recover
your old ones. For further in.
formation, I suggest you write
to Home Economies Department.
Thomson School. Twelfth and L
streets NV. Immediately.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Cape. Cod bunga., located ON Gateway
blvd. bus by. door, rms. and bath
on lst A.; fireplace, lge. dormored
ssttic suitable tor lge. rms. and
GI loan. Call Mr.. Moore, 10. Q-9llO.
PUFEENRERGER a MOORE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

YOUR CHILDREN WOULD ENJOY
ise;' iss shade % trees. ,d view % q canal; i open
yard: yard: There h 1n,so are 4 5sd5ms' a1n cdnM ~
venient to carline in Glen Echo,
MRS. BURGESS, REALTOR. 6lO9
Broad ST.. WI. 4253; IL
Split-level det. brick rambler, beau
tifully built and ready for .oc-
cupancy; 1st Il. contains 35-ft-. liv..:
din. comb. with firepl.. wonderful
modern kit. 4 steps down from main
hall to 2 excel. bedrms. and modern
tile bath; q few steps up from main
hall to 2 more lge. bedrms. and col
ored tile bath; full bsmt., earport. all
rms. spacious. A wonderful value
at S34,bOO with substantial cash re-
quired. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
ANXIOUS TO SELL NEW RAMBLER,
brick. 8 bedrms.. tile bath, nice
equipment, level shaded lot, quiet
street. e7o7 Bristol ave-, silver
and Brunette ave. Terms. low price.
Open Sat. and Sum-. pm. STROUP,
N. III HASIP. mp: AVE. ExTENDED-Lovely
Oakview near MOL. modern Calf.
type home. Attr. liv. rm. with un-
usual firepl.. lge. dining L, 2 twin
sized bedrms.. fully equip. kit; g. |.
loan may be assumed. Call JU.
8-4020 until 9 pm. DRURY &
JOHNSTON.
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SILVER SPRTNG

on Piney Branch rd., in the sligo
Park Hills section. On beautiful
{n59e-Snadsd n lot this charming
ct $21, $50. First time offered
Has center hall, gracious liy. rm,
with. hreplace. large side screened
porch. full-sized din. rm., s GOOD
bedrms.. tiled bath. gas heat, fuil
psmt. Walking distance all schools.
German p. Young, DE. 4444
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSVILLE-2O acres. IL rms. and
bath, frame modern home: oil h.-w.
h; new fencing; water along 2 sides;
lots Of lge: shade trees and bushes;
W.9b % RSta SFth Of S,Ss Govt prG farm SIC ssse oS to
xHFsHEsoS fEa REAL fEsfi EsfATE
BREaNSTwooD-Eieht-rm. brk. home;
only $13, $50; o.h.w.; screened pch.
full bsmt. REYLAS REALTY Co.
SH. 6417; TO. 679S. Ill
CHEvE2LY vICINITY-Five bedrms.
and two baths; brick; fireplace, par
quet floors. high-ceiling basement
Close Is Ioom snerstsns sna exFs
with much privacy. Only sic. .00o
$1,000 down: A. STANLEY MO-
cRExgRIYroisS;,, REApi AZ. ssss a.n.a,r Ill 5L,e.
den. Ia bath, slate roof, fireplace;
EEAai EEa. s4sa: RR: sso1s VI CLIFFORD sHERT-
CHEvERIY = Beautiful white brick
and frame 2-story and 2-bedroom
home with fireplace, nice dining
room, full basement. level lot. Only
$14.5oo. s., 900 down. A. STAN
CoLIEGE PARK. ss.sSo-c-bedrm.
JIM. shingled bungalow; auto: heat;
Two blocks transportation. H. CAR
LYLE HId dc LLS0zIER. Realtor. WA.
cSGEEiGE SSGGi EA; fAsk@s1o,5oo: Ssso s-rm. ia and
bath bungalow with layatory in
bSmt.; like new; on " acre; city
water and sewer; $1,000 down.
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. $3.50.
COLLEGE PARK-HOLLYWOOD-GI
resale. $1,000 down. .2-story brick
and frame home. 3 bedrms.. elec.
kit. separate din. rm., full bsmt.,
auto: heat. aluminium storm sash.
LozIER. Realtor. WA. 5000. WA.
EasTPPINEs, Riverdaie. Nd, 5So7
9th ave-; lovely suburban 4-bedrm.
det. home; gas heat. $4,000 cash.
will afford terms like rent: $14.500
full price. Mr.. Gibson, ME. 400;
ewes, 10. 9-S622: with M PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV. Ia
GREEN MEADOWS--6-roo 2-story.
3-bedrm.; screened porch; lge. corner
lot: $1,000 down. S65.6I mo. JOHN
H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50. --13
GREEN MEADOWS-5-rm. bungalow,
de luxe knotty pine sunrm.. oil heat.
fully iESul.; excel. cond; S1,500 dr
JOHN II. JOHNSON. Wa. 5050. IL /
GREEN MEADOWS Fiye-rm. bunga-
low, firepl., expansihle attic, inclosed
porch, lge. level lot. Only S10.b00.
JOHN II. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. ---13
HYATTSV1LLE HILLS. Spacious brick
BUNGALOW. de luxe kit. h.-w. oil heat;
B rms. lst fioor; Ice. finished attic,
porch. Rea:. price. JOHN Il. JOHN
SON. WA. 1900. ~
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COLORED
open Thurs; Fri, Sat: 5,s Pm;
1915 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Excellent in physical cond.. immacu-
late in appearance, no repairs or
renovattonS necessary; immediate
possession. Down payment reduced
to responsible buyer; 8 rms. with 2
incl. heated porches, oil h.-w.h.,
front and rear lawns. det. garage
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Sutherland,
LangSton Realty, TR. 1893
Evening star., 1952-07-11
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
An opportunity that comes once in 9
life time!

An opportunity that comes once in
life time!
Large home on IL acres with run
ming stream, for only $22.950; has
separate servants quarters with
large stone fireplace; can be re-
modelled for cute guest house or
rental income; has third bldg. with
high ceiling and beaded beams which
lends itself to remodeller's fancy
for additional income. The large
home has a slate roof, Is built of the
finest hardwoods. has new heating
plant. Up to 20 additional acres
available at reasonable price. Will
be shown by appt. only. $4,000
minimum cash. Located miles be-
yond Gaithersburg. You can COM
mute on the B. and o. and is ideal
Il you work in Silver Spring or
Bethesda areas. Call AGENT.
ST 2. .95O-5-rm. semidet. brick Colo
nial with full bsmt. 4fo terms.
Wheaton Hills.
So. 800 DOWN buys this 5-rm. brick
bungalow. with level-fenced lot. 4Go
loan. Wheaton Hills.
Heart Of Silver Spring. 4-bedroom
Colonial, with full bsmt., oil h.-w h.
Approx. h-acre lot. Commercial
possibilities.
BEERS BROS, It'll 0. 81. 7611
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
wOODMO0R

Immac. white brick home consisting
Of liv. rrn., full din. rm., mod. kit. !:
on lge. lot; fun bsmt;; garage; So 500
JU. S-5757. Open 9 It'll 8. LIZ
Evening star., 1952-07-11

BETHESDA--S21,950. Bedroom and
u bath, 1st A.: 2 bedrooms, bath,
2nd f.; living room, dining room,
all-electric kitchen; full basement;
lent financing. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., OR. 1926, It'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
CAPE COD-S21 mn

2-bath Cape Cod: i'm
med. poss.; new home. lust COM
pleted. Lge. liv. fm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., 2 bedrms and bath
on LIST A.; 2 bedrms. and bath on
End; full bsmt. with firepl., toilet
and outside entr.; conv. to every
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Landover Hills-S1O, $50
EHA TTNANCTNC5

3-bedrm. brick rambler. only 2 yrs.
old; Anchor-fenced lot: very large
Nv; fIn. With firepl.: beautiful kit,
q CO., UN. 1928. lis
(ConfinTed oa I91f Yaae1
Evening star., 1952-07-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
GLENBROOK VILLAGE


Mr.. NAVAL BETHESDA HOSPITAL
We are proud to make first presenta-
tion Of q truly unique residence. un-
matched In charm and quality. Spa
cious grounds tHs .acre). fronting
of Wisconsin and Chelsea lane. adj,
to Naval Hospital. Conv. to schools,
bus and shopping, this residence Is
UNIQUE in design, Rooms arranged
din. rm. with firepi. and French
doors. all-elec. kit, laundry rm..
maids rm. and att. gar. Sitting
level, studio liv. rm. with firepl.,
den or bedrm.- 3rd level, Q large
6edrms. with 2 cedar closets, sun
view. This home must be seen to
be appreciated. The owner requests
prompt sale. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr. Owens. LO. 4-7629.
LAUREL REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OPEN DAILY, TO PM.
Only 6 ramblers left in this ideal
community of AZ well constructed.
differently designed KORZENDOR-
FER homes. Your inspection is in
Western ave-, east to Cummings
lane, left 2 blks. to Turner lane and
OPEN sign.
H. j. Kozendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. S111 Ill
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Observation-Disclosures

Lot. 1O5-ft. frontage, 264 #. deep;
l-yr.-old. brick, 3-bedrm. rambler.
Huge side screened porch, lge. kit.
with table space, liv. rm. with firepl.
heat. Price, $1,000, terms.
Rambler With Torporf
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BETHESDA AREA
NORTH LOCUST HILL ESTATES
npEM Dali TIL L nARK

Beautifully planned new brick ram
blers, bordering Rock Creek Park;
3 to bedrms.: ga baths; huge
liv. rm.. din. rm., den, hall, bsnt.,
$39.95O. (Out Wisconsin ave. about
"a mi. beyond Naval Hospital to
Bellevue drive. right to homesl.
SAMUEL, E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL.
R1RR NT. 1919
Evening star., 1952-07-11
New 3-Bedrm. Rambler
Mr.. N. II. and Rittenhouse

New 3-Bedrm. Rambler
Mr.. N. H. and Rittenhouse
Corner brick; 8 large rms; kit. with
TNTiL nsi Tn P.M' sfp CALL sa. Me. 'iSzeSS S4oo.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 < st. NV. Realtors. NE. 6400
COLORED = SEMIDETACHED brick
home, I'LL Otis st. n.e.-Side-hall
entrance. on concrete front porch;
liv, rm.. din. rm., powder rm;. kit,
rms, bath. incl. porch; storage
ssa?f and ass 5fRoME 5fi S% 8 81 nSs fffs
coIoREbGss.Oc .OcS DowN-chestnut
Brick Snsl Rome. sabSfSan atmospSeTe. saasaaa
garage, beautiful Yard. $50 It. deep;
shrIhbery. flowers; gas h;-w.h;a W.
SIL1FFo3RD sHERTzER. RE. 1901
CoLoREED-4.1s FooTE ST. NE.
3 porches, 6 rooms. bath; auto
atie hwh tb ta tg oS Ssms ta,b priesa FsoE a.
PRoPERT1Es. GT VI. 1850. taSn' -1S %
COLoRED -CoZY 3-bedrn1. bunea-
low. spacious. living rm., model kit,
large bsmt:. large well-kept yd. with
ample garden space. trees and
shade Only So, 600 down. SMITH
COLoRED-Se. 600 DOWN. K st. ne.
near Sth. Attractive Colonial s.
Front and rear porches; gas heat.
Real valuel ia. $3.50. W. CLIFF
FORD SHERTZER. RE. 2201.
COLORED-$6OO DOWN-Of Rhode
Island ave.-5-rm. brick. bsmt., gas
heat, front porch; priced for quick
sale. Call Mr. Baines, FIR. 1887,
COX & CO., RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
SILVER SPRING

Don't miss inspecting this 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow. Liv. rI1., dining
area, kitchen; expandable attic;
finished rec. rm. in basement; clean
throughout; fenced corner lot. Close
to schools, shopping and transporta-
ton. EHA financing available. Call
Mr.. Miller.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
M K-2n1n ItiI O a m Ii
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CHEVY CHASE

8 BEDRMS. AND DEN
tanning liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., kit. den, lge. side porch, screens
and awning: 3 lge. bedrms. with
adajacent sun deck End f.; full
bsmt.. built-in gar; 6 blks. from Dis
trict line, blk. of Wis. ave. Priced
SAM E. BoGLEY. INC. OIL. 1865
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SILVER SPRING
CLOSE-IN BARGATN

Lovely brick Colonial with 2 bed
rooms. 2 baths. 22-ft. liv. rm., fun
din. ,rra., modern kit, side screened
porch, rec. room, gas h.-w.h., de-
tached garage. Reduced to S22. 800.
Owner transferred,
1915 Ga. Ave, 81. 54OO
Ewes III 7-Q06R
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V1U14 Od1 kJOI
Center Hall 9 RathS

Calf: in style. Lge. liv. rm. with
The last word in q GE kit. 8
tyin-size -bedFms.; full bsmt. with
pic. window for q future recr. rm. ;
lse; wooded lot. Excel. location;
terrific value for $23.50O.
Wood -Conley Co, Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 300 It'll Q
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TRULY A PICTURE
VACANT
Mr.. LANGLEY PARK
1911 OAKVIEW DIR.
OPEN nAIT,Y 3-8

brick. 8 twin-size bedrms.
with den, rec. rn., la tile baths.
and windows; big reduction in price
for immed. sale. Directions: Out
New Hamp. ave. ext. III mi. beyond
University Lane to Oakview DIR. and
left to open house. SPARKS
AGENCY. DU. 1885; eyes,. NO. 1915.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
DIsTRIcT HEToHTs

MARYLAND PARK
8 blocks from school, beautiful brick.
bedrms. down. 2 upstairs; garage;
Oil h.-w.h.; beaut. trees and shrubs,
$l2,950. Terms. 10. $4,000. WEST
REAL ESTATE. la.
BELTSvMLE-S12, 800 with So, 900
down. older, 2-story home with s
room. living room, dining room.
kitchen and pantry. Full basement,
oil h.w.h., needs minor repairs but
has excellent value at this price.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
An cAnn. ru.... an nnrA "a
Evening star., 1952-07-11
COLORED

Beautiful K st. ne, 6 large rooms,
full bsmt.. l Il baths. oil heat. front
entrance to basement. Small down
payment to responsible party. bal
ance like rent. OWNER. Ii. g.
-0640 or ia. 05S1; GE. 2420. Iii
Evening star., 1952-07-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
SILVER SPRING
Opportunity Knocking

OHk1OA CIAAAAGy 4A4AOAhAA6
Near Montgomery Hills shopping CEN
ter and close to schools and all
cows. This brick rambler, VI.
old, in immac. cond, with 3 good
sized bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. with
sep. din. space. lge. util. rm.. stair
way to lge. storage attic: yard
inclosed with ranch fence and out
side firepl.; excel. financing; price,
Evening star., 1952-07-11
COLLEGE, PARK

This 3-bedrm. rambikr in GOOD cond..
with lge. liv. rm. and big Kit. Fuii
$4,000 down payment and SSS ner
mo: incl. taxes, principal, Interest
and insurance. Call today. y. Fl.
BLANCHARD. Realtor. Open 3 til
o. JU. S-6767
Evening star., 1952-07-11
CALVERT HILLS

Mr.. MARYIANp" 9YfzASr"TSH USfyERs1rY M1Y
OPEN SAT: AND SUN, 81
Distinctive brick home for gracious
living: 9 large rms, Ia baths, den,
dishwasher, new lift. refer.: lovely
shady lawn about 90xl 90; posses.
sion soon: easy terms: Il block east
Of Baltimore blvd. Call BURTON,