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Evening star., 1952-06-24

UnGeT IL. Z. tG1D, cOupteS muSt
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tsait three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Dorothy ssesek, 2Sts. 'AlsxsnSria. Va.
Harold Tucker 20, 3206 Wisconsin ave.
Gov;,.n n;w;i az and Dorothy Howard. 20. sso1
HSst' e. eti tss 81 Al.a:ssa Iii :ss M'VE:.r't Brown
i:!aG ~ bots tashai'n g P4. 'ss e aeR'' '''''
';xspn xynn. Apa p.n:a :sI,st SsstisG s.,rS;: ys pd
rs%.' as Ssf'R r:is. II. s.mSsss: Ss':'Assie' st. scs
Nv, ana is'ie Harrison, ID. 1908
vsnei Gray. 80. 7l5 quincy st. NV,
and Frances White. 20. 2o2s 18th st.
Myreg Bell. 20, Medina. N. y. and vir-
Ben Butler, 40, and Mary Hankins, 80
'SslH:a .'Ss; SssI: q ysssaStog ssS f. and
mSnt gsaH q; .,, nv, and Ella Petersen "a
ssa e.rrIs william. 10. Il 'iRss' uhSi:isndt
a:s:l ..s|A.s!|:s:.' g sss: '
James .s asrrts' oSs 20; sea co!snis = Psespsss
ssaa Helen seassss;r. 'ssSSs ssSSs iS0s tsMk s,a' sv.
'sSEs Ss,.s:s Green, q, i,se i$,se 4; -: and x.sti'
s.fasss nSsiss1s 1strieilnss0 s0s 81 sadto aiost Mod. Is
Ra sssa "; W:rs:s az :.s and IN ruth o''d'a 81
snd shisiss Eye 70 sls Tssior yie 3. 4. NV NV
Mary Sassins. TO- sos5 NORTH cspito
:ss''ss s.s. ssgis;: s:s e. ssis 81 1850 n f.g
william Stanford, ~. and Lois McLesse
Colleen stoekham, 81, ~ psrrinsten st
SAMUEL LIT Thomas, y e., ,sna, surdell Powell
p's s.rbsss bSssss5 do. ri TO- ifss asls . av v ant
~a@ sSaiGe sew. 49, SO ss2 aSts St &, e. r.
Harold Foster. "a. 6423 sth st; NV. ans
Gertrude Lyman. SO, 71O Shepard I'd
PaTl Brown. a. AAG6lainst9n; AGaa w.. and LenOr'
and Barbara Peter, 1S: Adelphi, Nd.
Mary Thompson. -1s, 1897 18th st. NV
Edte Page, a, and Gwendoiyn Thomas, 81
both Of 1919 $rd st, ne;
:. and Juanita Miller, 2S, 50s9 Just st. ne
Richard Freudberg, "a, .353S Alhemarle st
NV" and Rita Rosenfeld, %, 5000 18th
ST. NV.
samuel jones, 80. and Alberta Wheeler. 36
,os.ah both 1f 1ao5 l,1!., Florida .dn sye .ns
and Edith Gfcttsn, 81, 14O0 Fairmon
John Riiby. 49,. 1908 21st st. NV. ane
Dssn ssn: edasss sasa s g. lSSd SSSba 1th s. nv ~, an.
Gladys Crowley, 25, 1901 18th ST. NV
Robert 0reim, 81, Hyattsyille, Md, ane
Anne Hamilton. 10. 1918 Kalorama I'd
Evening star., 1952-06-24
Report of Recent Marriage License Applications in District

and claudine Graham. 81. Cumberland,
Albert FLETCHER, % @ q. az. and MAJ, Mary Sc csmmo-
George Fulcher,. jr. 20. and Joan Cop
.ps permits; 20. bSth Of AElington agg. y.: .:,.,
20. both Of l91s 9th st; NV.
and MaFgaret King. 80. 420i Massa-
richard S MARITIME. "A. Boiling Field. and
Julia chesser: 81: 6226 $9th st; nv:
Ing nz,,ssa Station atd n, and Doris sivin. 81,
Carl Kindsren, 80. ouantice. Va. and
Joseph Mills, As, and Lola Hinson, 40
both Of 111S st. NV:
waSs as1.l Pfs: e. sr2say4 sS Main. N TS snS
William Domipick. 4s, 1924 Belmont r.
INV, and Margaret Smith, so, 1880
Adams Mil I'd. NV.
CALVIN, johnson, ~. and Ethlips Jackson
80, both Of Arlington. We.
:. p, both Of 5000 West Beach drive ny
both Of Arlington. Va.
Clare Green, 20. Alexandria, Va.
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John zimmefman. 81, and Dorothy Fischer,
l. 80. both Of 2511 @ st. NV.
Robert McKnieht 90. 34Oi Prospect ave
NV. and Guinnetts Farmer, 81, 2112 =
st. NV.
Russell Jarrett, 21. and Beverley Thomas,
| Is, both Of Alexandria, Va.
Edward Draugelis. 81. 1859 Maple View pl
Sc, and Shirley Davies. 30. Girardville,
Aaron Smith. Is. 1881 Sumner I'd. Sc.
and Lorraine Lockwood. 10. 3010 Stan.
Orlando Robertson, 1s, SO Quincy ri. ne.
and Shirley Queen, L.. 307 L Ct. NV.
Freq Stone. q. Oxen Han. Nd. and Belts
and Beryl Coates. 18, AZ Porter st. ne
/ Sis s nqFsli; i! zs; 20 Ehods islssd ave: ~
STEPHEN Bal. sss Hollis. ". y. and Mar,
Leroy Harris, 20, 1907 First st. s.w.. and
Morrison McpaAiei. 26, S0S N st. NV.
and Marian Harrison, Is. 1907 7th st
james Rainss., 49,. 1914 Eye St. ne, and
Gloria washington, 16, 1919 Trinidad
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

Harold Chafkin, 25. and Barbara Bergsr,
23, both of Bethesda, Nd.
Pervis Bowles, AZ, 442 Bird st.. ne, and
Bertha Henson, Il, 619 4th st. ne.
Kenneth Mandley. 81, .1O7 Sth st. ne,
and June Gaylor, "a, Clinton, Nd.
Clarence Newsome. 25. 434 Park I'd. NV,
and cors Jsiriss. 81. 1924 Irving st.
Thomas Graham. %, Alexandra. Va. and
Vivisn etrickler. -. 302i TunlaW I'd.
Leslie Eunan, q, s1e Indiana ave. NV.
Stanley Thawley, 26, crtsneld. Md. and
Freds cubbags, ~. 4420 Burlington 81.
Clarence Edwards. ir.. %, Mt. Rainier. Nd,
and Dorothy samen, %. 1442 Harvard
Lawrence Cook 81, 1903 10th st. NV,
and Erms shamwssl. 46. $3.50 GeoFgia
william. Newman, go. SOIL Ayers pi. Sc,
and Luella Cooper, "a, 5033 Ayers pl.
Edgar Watson, 32, SO Eye Ct, ne. and
Douglas Jones, So 2432 N st. NV. and
william Bsr6car. 20. 44ss Tsik Ter. s.e.'
~ and Bertha Grant. Fl. 1880 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Better Housing Plan
Urged by Maryland U.
Stor Stoff Correspondent

BALTIMORE, Dec. 18.-The
University of Maryland has been
urged by a Legislative Council
committee to present some work.
able plan for alleviating the STU
dent housing shortage at College
Park.
The committee criticized the
university for lack of "clear cut
policy" in allocating dormitory
rooms to freshmen.
The committee, headed by Dele
gate Melvin H. Derr, Republican
Of Frederick County, was appoint
ed by the Legislative Council after
complaints last summer that a
number of Baltimore girls had
been refused admission because
the university had no living ac-
commodations for them.
In a brief report. delivered to
the council yesterday, the commit
tee recommended that ALLEGATION
of student housing be made at
some specific date, such as July
IS or August l each year. ANY
student accepted for admission
after the housing ALLEGATION date
would have to accept the risk
Of available housing" the COM
mittee added.
AS it is now, the committee
stated. there is no clear-cut pol
icy and space is allocated to fresh
men upon admission acceptance
without a prior overall review of
all Of the students after admis-
SionS have been closed"
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Judge Laws Discount,
Arbitrary Sentences
In Combating Crime

Arbitrary imposition Of heavier
sentences is of little value in COM
batting crime. Bolitha j. Laws,
. chief judge of the U. S. District
Court for the District Of Columbia
said yesterday.
The jurist spoke at ceremonies
in Msner Auditorium, marking
the awarding Of certificates to
73 men who had completed re-
quirements Of the Institute of
Correctional Administration at
George Washington University.
Most of those completing the
course were armed services
officers.
Deficient in PenOlogy.
Judge Laws declared that too
many persons holding high places
in the judicial. legislative and
executive branches of Govern
ment are not versed in penology
and the modern scientific ap-
proach to crime control.
He said that he, himself, often
finds himself in a dilemma when
1t comes to imposing sentences.
There are two fundamental
considerations, he said-"the pro-
lection of the public and the
rehabilitation of those who have
run afoul of the law" He quoted
penologists as saying that SEN
tences that are too light fail to
deter crime, while those that are
too heavy often make worse Grim
inals out Of the offenders.
All Not Williams.
The Judge pointed out that.
while he opposes the coddling of
violators. offenders are not all
villains" Many, he said are prod
ucts of poor environment and
broken homes or mental illness.
Those from the Washington
area who received certificates are: {:
Maj. Wallace E. Hawkins, Fort
Meade. Md; 1t. Comdr. Bernard
r. Henry, Coast Guard Headquar-
ters, Washington; Maj. Shuford w.
Mcdonald. Boiling Air Force Base,
and 1t. Gerald E. Schaff, Naval
Receiving Station, Washington.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

aboard the cruiser Jueau during
World War II.
Fireman Cecil L. Blankenship,
jr., U S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil L. Blankenship, 1901 And
over place Sc. and Machinist's
Mate Eric E. Summers, U. S. N
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James F..
Summers. 618 Kastle place NE,
are serving aboard the heavy
cruiser Pittsburgh. now in Nor
folk, Va, The Pittsburgh is due
soon to leave for duty with the
Mediterranean 9Th Fleet.
X y y
Lieut.. (j.g.) George C. Gilman,
U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Gilman. 1878 Columbia road
NV, recently was awarded the
Bronze Star Medal with "V'' for
heroic service as boat officer dur
ing the amphibious landing op-
Ierations at Inchon, Korea. and as
lliaison officer during the evacua-
tion Of friendly forces from Hung
nam in December, 1850.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
County Students Collect 5 Tons Of Used Clothing

School children of Prince Georges
County have collected more than
five tons Of clothing for under
privileged children abroad. the
Save The Children Federation said
today.
Theodore d. Martin, regional
representative of the organization,
said the used clothing of the type
collected by the schools in recent
weeks is valued at about 81 a
Evening star., 1952-12-18

pound. This represents a contri-
button of $4,000 by the school
children, he added.
Mr.. Martin said the clothing
will be shipped to the Federation
workroom at Knoxville, Tenn.
where it will be reconditioned and
then shipped overseas. Countries
where the clothing is shipped in
clude Korea. West Germany, Italy
and Lebanon.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
CIV Chorus 10 Sing for GIs
lin Canada and Greenland

The Travelling Troubadours OF
George Washington University
will leave tomorrow for a two
week Christmas trip to entertain
iservicemen in Newfoundland. La
brador and Greenland.
Thirty students will leave Boil
ing Air Force Base at 9 am, ac-
lcording to DR.. Robert H. Harmon,
director Of the singing group.
Mrs. Harmon also viii make the
"trip.
i The Troubadours have flown
more than $4,000 miles on trips
to sing for servicemen at isolated
posts throughout the world. They
have visited all the major Militar,
Air Transport Command base
lduring these trips.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
News of Area Men and Women
Serving in the Armed Forces

at the LaPlata (Md.) High School.
X X y
Three Washington men have
finished basic training at the
Army Medical Replacement Train
ing Center at Camp Pickett. Va.
They are:
Pvt. John Ward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Skinner. 1924 South
Carolina avenue Sc.
Pvt. John Tolley, son of Mr..
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Three District men recently
completed recruit training. won
marksman badges and were pro-
NOTED to their present rank Of
private first class at the Paris
Island Is. CO. Recruit Depot.
They are:
Gene A. Genar0, SON Of Mrs.
Hilda Dudyk, 606 Hamilton street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

william F. Gr0vermann, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle Grover
mann, 669 Maine avenue S.W.,
has received an appointment to
the Coast Guard Academy at New
London, Conn. Cadet Grover
mann was selected from among
2, 1000 candidates who took COM
petitive examinations this sum-
mer. Before taking his entrance
examinations, he was a student
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Pvt. Telley.

Pvt. Bodmer. Pvt. Funbush.
Mrs. John Bodmer, Aldie, Va, has
begun basic training at the Arrny's
reception center at Fort George
Meade, Md.
X
Seaman Alfred +. Simpson IS
serving aboard the destroyer Sulli-
vans in Korea waters. The ship
is unique in that it bears the null
tiple name of the famous five Sui
Ivan brothers, killed in action
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E,

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Larse semi.
det, brick home in highly CON
yenient location, few minutes from
bolllng Field; 8 rms. g bedrms.).
ment and full bath in basement:
wall-to-wall carpeting and alumi-
mum storm sash. $4,000 cash down
will buy. Ewes, call OIL. 57Oo.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
! SlO,5O0--Det. 2-family stucco over
frame; home or Investment, terms.
Reaitor. 10. $4,000 daily until
$3.50 DOWN; vacant. move in; of
East Capitol and Lincoln Park; =
large beautiful rooms. full bsmt.,
front and back entrance, IN baths;
gas h.-W.h. 10. 2.4797. -21
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

VET; .ATTENTION-vA approved ct
Sl2.70 Substantial prewar shingle
bungalow in cony. Rogers Heights.
b,,sa large rms; On LIST lss n plus nm attic.
I80-ft. deep lot, oil heat. ST. i.450
soshRT sseaai 81 = Ds11s %1 ssSS g. til ls . sm.
BRICK RAMBLER. In Radiant Valley;
5 rms. eauipped kit, radiant heat:
SsaacGant; saGa price, $l2,950; Can Wa.
Ss99 90 til 9 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
RIM. HoUsE-Ami. lse. lot; sood
ddoWn paymt:: assume CT trust.
reetions: Out Sc. Barnsbas. I'd. to
Seansrty Sga1. turn wE Taghs ga. Sn 1st S. sign On
.9.9300. CAN Mr.. Ferrali. HI. 3s70.
to, Seat Pleasant School; vacant;
priced to sell at S6,950. Call WA.
g ss99 20 till o pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
,ssAcRE LOT. brick Cape Cod; ! o,
the largest rms. you viii find in
any home under $4,000. Dry bsmt.
Cony; to Nd. Uniy; Priced to sell
at Sl6,950, sS9, Can VA; 1900 till 9
eS HSHssl Aap sAra 4 BAAS{s BASGa!S = o G9 hVs WE
On ha-acre land. state hwy. nr.
800 H. H. sss4s sSssa4oG5S dN ssas ~ at sS0r
~ ,95O-New brick and masonry
e0psnsy beSrms nHms Tssdy s hate for & &C
kit; lge. expansion attic; dormer
way; conv, location. high elevation;
corner lot on paved streets. Ex-
sesGHtional eGo Gaxn buy yst ss only S sil;S6o; s.
open oo $500 IL Rittenhouse mi @c. st.. sfass ssss
Riyerdale. Nd Apply Owner. Builder.
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO.,
5001 Edmonston ave-. ROGERS
W.T. WEIGHTS gF7s, sys.' Wa sssy sHsyyattsville. Nd.
Ii ACRES and ige. S-room house In
good repair; suitable for . develop
ment or nursery. located in west
Lanham Hills area; all utilities now
on property; $4,000 down viii
hRaadle; Rsafter I'M THOMAS S4a g.. + ;1 HALEY. sAsJI
10 ACRES and 4 rm. and bath bunga-
low about s acres under cultivation;
at Lanham. Nd. THOMAS r. HAL
Ley Realtor. UN. 7649 and UN.
REDWHooD RAMBLER-Assume CT
loan, 81 $50 cash plus settlement
equip; kit: and bath, iot 6oxiso.
Call HI. 1900 for appt. TO inspect
Porsssy,,fs Ps STE housf Ms at s4os 7sth hSS aye"
7-rm. brick home; 2Ka baths. fun
bsmt:, 22x29-ft. garage and work:
shop; on over 2 partly wooded
acres. Only S19.506. Phone UN.
9102 or OIL. 2273. 80
1895 DOWN-Brick, nearly new bun.
galow; equipped kitchen. including
Bendix washer; mo. payments like
rent; PARKSIDE REALTY CO.. SH.
1875. 30
$4,000 DOWN will buy this lovely s.
room modern brick bungalow with
finished attic, lge. lot, storm windows
and screens; near schools, shopping
and transp. Call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. $500. Open til z pm.
BRICK RAMBLER, in lovely Michigan
Park Hills; 8 twin-size bedrms.,
spacious liv. rm. with mirrored fire-
place. din. rm., extra-large, ultra
modern equipped kit. with dish
washer; beautifully finished bsmt.,
recr. rm. and powder rm.; lge.
level fenced lot. Truly Q magnifi-
cent cen home. and priced 70 sell at
INC, WA. 45OO. Open It'll z pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

WALKING distance Social
Security Bldg. .2-bedroom, com
pletely modernized house, auto. gas
heat, beautiful kitchen; not q dime
to spend on this house for many
years; Modest down payment. SIS
COLORED-VETERANs, 81 $50 down
New 2-bedrm. semidet. brick with
garage in bsmt:; 1865 Howard I'd
Sc, near Nichols and Morris. Elk
400, MR.. BLUMBERG; il not in,
Leave name and phone number.
IF 059l. ,,, -2O
plus settlement. 1451 to 1853 How
ard I'd. sc. at West St., near Nichols
and Morris aves. Two-bedrm. semi
det. brick. EX. 4700, Ext. 421 (ask
for MR.. BLUMBERG; If not in,
leave name and phone number with
operator). XII. S-511S, TIE. O591.
CoLoRED-e61s 18th PL. ST.
rms. electric, bath, $4,75O; $500
down, $40 mo- NE. 43OO. 80
Evening star., 1952-01-19
OPEN

SAT. SUN, 1-6
3434 23rd ST, Sc.
5-rm. brick. bsmt; oil heat; priced
below market; immediate occupancy.
For directions, call SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO.. Ii. $4,000, 30
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BETHESDA .

cape Cod brick home on large corner
lot, nicely landscaped.. 5 It. above
first door, liv. rm. with firepl.; pine
paneled den with firepl.; fun tiled
bath; din. rm. and mod. kit; 2nd
floor, Q bedrms. and bath; full bsmt
with paneled rec. rn., maids rm,
and " bath; gas h..w.h.; heated
sarase; slate Soef; ssSs aSs POI perch s| anS
cWNEs. eSR as'e 81. ss1s. Snas S'''00 -a6 S'i'
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BRICK RAMBLERS
$18,950 AND UP

5000 BLOCK OF McCOMAS AVE.
90 OPEN op5av.'s SAT; ,a AND SUN. 1.;DARK
rms 2 flreplaces, excessive storage
and closet spaces, large garages
with aluminium counter balance
doors. Living rms. with grand pic
ture windows. porches with wrought
iron rail. kitchens with 9-cu.-ft
refrigerators. large divided-top gas
washers garbage disposals, limit
less steel cabinets and large break
fast spaces.
Out Ga. ave-. left on
Plyers Mill blk, right on st.
Margaret's way to McComas ave,
houses and sign.
ALDEN REALTY co.
SILVER SPRING. MD. sH. 29Os
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HILLCREST
LYNDALE, Sc.

LYNDALE, Sc.
Modern semidetached brick home
with screened front porch, 3 bed
rooms, dining room, equipped kitch-
en-. lovely tile bath, nice full base
ment. gas heat, immaculate
throughout. Priced $14,50O. May
accept your home in trade. Call
Mr.. Stover.
CAMPANELLA COMPANY
Ex. 4113. Ewes. and Sun. 10. 5-1149
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
29O7 COLEBROOK DIR, ,

UPEN SUNDAY, ] TO 3
New stone and brick bungalow on
huge corner lot; 4 lge. bedrms,. 2Is
craft cabinets. garbage disposal and
exhaust fan; lge. liv. rm. with pic
ture. window and stone firepi.; fur
bsnt. with an abundance Of windows
and brick firepl 500. 800. Call Ii,
3-RSR6 or Tn 1aRAO 49,
Evening star., 1952-01-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new 3-bedrm.
sHESRTzER. Re. sisos sao1". ISL 81. If7o"D 7747.
CLINTON. MD:1under construction;
direct direct from SnnId builder; 800 to $4,000
finished bedrms. Occupy in wks.
Phone AID. 1892 between 9 and Z
COLLEGE PARK-you can't Is beat
this 8 rms. and bath, Enclosed back
PorSah sma rs;sd a;dditionsi rd.S 2tm ma apt In
on this lge. level lot, 6Ox160, 2 con-
crete fioored chicken houses. Gould
be used for storage. Garage facing
alley; An older house, but well-kept
and sSnd IN good cond,; storm windows,
custina hss ns 1 sahSos transp siE
shopping and churches. All this for
$11,o9o: Call ELIZABETH EIsELE,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Brick ram
bier, Q ;bedrms., din. rm... mod. kit,
tile bath. lge: liy; rm. with picture
side entr:; gas hot-air heat; Venetian
% trans. si4s5o ss6eens Sale se by i0i buiIdeT sSSa
Out Baltimore blvd. to Berwyn I'd,
turn right; 60 tWo blks., turn right
CORAL HILLS. 3 new detached
homes. 2 bedrms.. expandable attic,
81. $50. s. 500 o'Uh Cash. ss5 R montSiy sS1Hg.
Gall Mrs; Toptenberg Sunday. 81.
HYATTSyILLE AREA-Attrac. small
home. 5 rms, bath. auto. heat, full
bsmt. level lot with 100 IT. 'front.'
age; comp. fenced, conv. loc. Priced
So. 500 on reas. terms: DUNN g.
CO Realtor, 3SS3 Rhode ooI Island
HYATTSviLLE, Md, lovely 3-bed-
room bungalow. full basement, near
transp. and schools. In nice residen-
tial neighborhood. Moving. viii
sSerif1ee dSse,v for large deyn payment.
LsN6cvERS sNSTThS HiILsANies HfI SA: Ses 2-beGrm. sS
$3.50 down, excel. terms for nom
JOHN '. II. JoHNsoN. II sdo01si VA. SaSRo'ns' 5ose
HsFE1 hS at.!ss ssRRESs IsnS.r in e nice cs.Riy .R
borhood. Priced ct S12,450 with
incl. everything. Home contains liv.
rm; and din. rm. combination: 3
bedrms. and bath kit. and util
REY RnpF dss9?ft5Rs saa5 hAkE Bs.iGos q Gas
aye. Riysrdale; Nd. AP. $500
HEIGHTS-Just beinc
finished. 3 beautiful brick bunga-
lows; 6 rms. tiled bath on / floor;
copper plumbing; kitchen has cabi-
nets. gas range, electric refgr.. ex-l
haust fan; lovely bsmt.: S15.250.
Terms to be arranged. Call WA.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont }

CONVENIENT TO N.o.L.-Near Hill-
andale Only S16,95O. immaculate
2-yr. old 6-rm Colonial. 8 bedrms.
separate dining and living rms. for
perfect living. Full bsmt. with out
side entr. to level fenced yard. Large
G1 loan may be assumed with
G nm. I'LL 2-40Sn
Evening star., 1952-01-19
KENT VILLAGE

1907 HAWTHORNE ST,
Desirable brick rambler. Picture win
dow. firepl:. full bsmt,. dbie, brick
garage with storage space; So. 900
Sat and Sun. ~. Call SpARKS
AGENCY. sDU. 2a95: ewes, NO.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
"BETHESDA"

Excellent Bowling & Gardner built
home with 6 rms; 8 bedrms.; bath;
extra law; on a well Handicapped lot
in Q convenient section, reasonably
priced. Call ME; 1143 until 8 pm;
BUCHANAN. Realtnr.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
3432 TEXAS AVE.

one-half block on Penna. ave.-A
lovely terraced home. Q bedrms... IN
baths. living room with fireplace,
din. rm., equip. kit: attachsd ga
HILLCREST REALTY. Ii. 7-4040;
ewes, 10. 3-572. 30
Evening star., 1952-01-19


In beautiful setting. See these COM
Portable brick homes today. located
in choice section Of Silver Spring.
Adjoining wooded parks with stream
and hundreds Of trees; quality con-
struction, copper plumbing. steel
beams. gas heat, plaster walls. Resco
storm windows, 3 bedrms.. sunny
liy., rm. with real fireplace and big
picture windows, separate din. rm..
fully equipped General Electric de
luxe kit tile bath. full basement
with bath and outside entrance,
attached brick garage, fieldstone
patio, Homes built and financed like
these are scarce and will get scarcer
fast. Drive out today on Colesville
I'd. to Mrs. ks Toll House Tavern.
turn right on Dale dr.. continue 4
blocks on Greenbr'er dS. to model
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
OPEN SUNDAY

COD
old custom-built brick
IN excellent condition., large en-
trance hall, 26-foot living room,
dining room, large kitchen. / bed
Ioa o0a 0a!n ana ary 1ss baroos pale on
sewing room and bath ON End hoor:
full basement. Exclusive location.
quiet street, large lot; walking dis.
tance to schools and transportatton.
3. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
oL. 2SSs. Bethesda. TN Q H;M.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

81 Forester st. S.W.
semidet. brick, near Naval Research
Lab and Boiling Field; living room
dining room, kitchen. and 2 large
bedrooms, tiled bath; recr. room; gas
dition; immediate possession; priced
to sell. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888;
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The Gables COnnanv

1905 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
20 reach; Out Branch ave. u mi.
past District line to colebrook dr..
open s'rn and house. @Sn w
Evening star., 1952-01-19
JU. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE. MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
New lew rambler: 8 bedrms., fgll daylight
house refgr.. disposal, buiit-in snack
bar, firepl.; red brick construction.
$19 1850, under Regulation K; $500
cash with $3.50 per month.
S304 Camalier dr.-Come out Conn.
ave to Chevy Chase Circle. turn
'ane, then left to house. Open
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors, 1924 Eye st. NV. MA. O4s4.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Only S3. .000 DOWN
RALPH CHEVALIER

6-room. semidet. bricks; bsmt, gas
neat, equip. kit. Venetian blinds
ano screens. Conv. to schools,
ssores ano transp. win submit any
Evening star., 1952-01-19
AMERICANA HOME

~. $4,000; Ewes, Call Ju. s-s744
Evening star., 1952-01-19
WOODBRIDGE
2804 2Rth ST NE

OPEN SUNDAY l TIL DARK.
S-room detached home. gas h.-w. h.,
storm sash. screens, stairway to at
scaped lot. Very high elevation over
looking city. Good condition. conv.
TO transp. Priced right for quick
sale. Terms.
Mr. Burton on premises, ia 42S4.
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtors
TU. 2100 s29 Kennedy st. NV;
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Alb THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1852
Evening star., 1952-01-19

SILVER SPRING, $18,95O"
Full-sized hall. brick Colonial home.
near st. Johns Catholic School and
PUBLIC school, 8 extra-lge. bedrms. :,
full bsmt; with lavatory and exit.
"a BEDROOMS, $16,950"
Think of it-2 hedrms., den. hv. rm.,
din. rm.. lge. equip. kitchen, screened
porch on list q. 2 bedrms. on 2nd q.
Full bsmt., with recr: Im., patio,
Venetian blinds, unbeatable bargain
Multiple listed.
SILVER SPRING, $22, 500"
One-acre of ground, restricted neigh
borhood; new 3-bedrm. brick ram
aG T'h raasse nass slfs M 1seh
and outside entrance. Unbelievably
priced. Call for further information.
E. F. BLANCHARD, 'Realtor
925 Pershing Dr.. Silver Spring.
JU. S-5757. Call Until 8 PM.
-O1
Evening star., 1952-01-19
NEW RAMBLERS

Near Census; bedrms., liv. rm.,
hrepl,, din. .rm.. kit, tile bath. full
bsmt.; lge. lots.
HILLCREST, D. C.
Comparatively new det. brick home
liv. rm., firepl.. din. rm., kit. 3 bed
rms, Ia baths. bsmt.. recr. rm.,
garage, large-si2e screened porch;
priced below market value.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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