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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-15
DUNBAR SCHOOL NEWS

Mrs. Pearsall wishes to take
this method to publicly thank
those schools who, rallied to the
effort to pay for cot pads for the
Dunbar Nursery. The schools and
amounts donated were: A. l..
Lewis 1894; Carver $500; Booker
Washington $26.41; Phyllis
Wheatley $40; Liberty City Ele-
mentary $40; Bethune $6.04;
Douglas $5.O5; J. w. johnson 20
cents.
On Wednesday, February 81,
Mrs. c. r. Titles sixth grade
class was in charge of the chapel
exercises. This group presented a
pageant I'VE Hold These Truths
the theme of which was Brother
hood. The characters were: MINI
rod Grace, Charles Johnson, Es-
terline Lewis, Mildred Benjamin,
Edwin Edwards, Lois Broadnax,
Enrol Puyol, Betty Lyons, Mary
Edwards, Ernestine Lucas, James
Demeritte, Phillip Hepburn,
Joseph Wilson, Oscar Walker,
Elizabeth Solomon, Henry Bell,
KelSon Mckinney, Margie Young
and Bonnie R. Johnson.
Mrs. Ponder's Second grade
class has organized a Thrift Club.
The children have made saving
banks out of small milk cans and
each day some one deposits money
in his bank.
The idea for the Thrift Club
grew out of the effort to curb
wasteful spending of pennies for
bubble gum and candy. The bank
and money belongs to the child
who does the saving. The mem
bers are Edward King, Nathaniel
Perkins, Marsha Taylor, Johnny
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A & T COLLEGE
ACCEPTED FOR
MEMBERSHIP
IN N.C.A.A.

GREENSBORO, NC. = AIT
College has been admitted 10 full
membership to the National Col
legiate Athletic Association, the
offici:l governing body of major
collegiate athletics in the United
States.
Official announcement of the
acceptance to membership was
released early this week by DR.,
F. D. Bluford, president of the
college, who received notification
from Walter Byers, executive di-
rector of the organization. The
letter read in part, Il am pleased
to advise you thai the member
institutions of the Third District
have elected the A T College of
North Carolina 20 an active mem
bership of the N.C.A.A."
Athletic Director, Bill Bell of
AIT College called the accep-
lance probably our greatest day
in athletics" Bell, a former ALL
Big Ten lineman at Ohio State,
greeted the news as a wonder
full" climax to a personal cam
paign to develop AIT athletics.
q. 'sWe are extremely happy that
AIT has met the high standards
required by the NCAA to qualify
for membership" Bell said. 1--WE
are literally bubbling over with
happiness over our acceptance"
ARTS application has been
pending for almost a year, and
the colleges acceptance will
make it possible for Aggie ath-
letes in at least two sports to par
ticipate in NCAA national cham
pionships this Winter and Spring.
"We will definitely send some
of our boxers to the NCAA meet
and Olympic regional meet at the
University of Wisconsin in April"
Bell announced yesterday. 1--WE
will also send maybe two mem
bers of our track team to the
NCAA championships in the late
Spring." he said.
AIT is the largest non-profes-
sional institution in the world.
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PHYl-I is WHEATLEY
SCHOOL NEWS

The principal and faculty of
Phyllis Wheatley School wish to
express their appreciation to their
many friends, patrons, and the
public in general who so gracious
ly helped to make their recent
presentation of Tropicana at the
Dade County Auditorium the
success that it was. In past years
you, the citizens of the COM
munity, have rallied whole
heartedly to any project the
school has ventured to sponsor
and this year, again you have
shown us that we have your sup
port both morally and financially
in our undertakings. May, we say
to you - thanks, we are grateful,
and without your support we
could not have achieved our aim.
The Student Council under the
sponsorship of Miss E. c. Thomas
and Mrs. Roberta Thompson has
Gone a wonderful job in selling
Defense Stamps to the faculty and
students in the drive which has
just ended. During the drive the
following children purchased
bonds: Dorothy Ellen Jenkins in
Mrs. Ford's fourth grade; Eleanor
Smith in Mrs. Benson's sixth
grade; Robert Deveaux and Will
liam Anderson in Mrs. Nixon's
sixth grade, also Arlington Sands
in Mrs. Nixon's class has pur-
chased three bonds. Five bonds
were purchased by faculty mem
berS.
James T. Davis, president of the
Courtesy Club in Mrs. Cooks 5th
grade surprised his classmates
with delicious repast of punch
and cookies Monday. Henry Wal
den is secretary of the club.
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BETHUNE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL NEWS

The Girl Scouts of America are
observing their fortieth anniver-
sary this week. For their contri-
button to this effort they are
having a program on Friday
morning, March IA at the regular
chapel exercise. The program is
being sponsored by Mrs. w.
Franks Jennings and Miss E. j,
Barr.
The classes have started gar
dens on the outside of their win
dowS. Some are growing flowers
and others are growing vege-
tables. Mrs. w. Franks Jennings
class has already picked some
radishes from their garden. More
teachers will have gladiolas by
Easter.
Our students are appearing on
Pitch Pipe Time, Saturday, March
% at 1915 pm. on station WQAM.
We are urging all to listen to us
since this is the first time Be-
Lhune has appeared on a program
# this nature.
On. Wednesday, March 5, Doll
show was held at our school.
Over one hundred dolls were en-
tered in the show but unfortu-
lately there were only eight
prizes to be offered.
Winners were: Prettiest doll,
Ora Lee Bable. Best costumes,
Cynthia Williams. Cutest' doll,
william Generette. Most Unique
doll, Barbara Squire. Smallest,
James Miles. Largest doll, Betty
McClain. Ugliest doll, Calvin Mills
5est homemade doll, Annie VIII
son.
Judges for the contest were:
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. E. r. Reed and
Mrs. M. M. Mckenzie.
Sponsors were: Mrs. r. L.
Fortson and Mrs. E. j. Williams.
Mrs. T. r Crowder, Prin.
Arthurine Strapp, reporter
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LIGHTHOUSE FOR
THE BLIND NEEDS
YOUR SUPPORT

A group of citizens met at the
office of Mr.. Hal Pelton, chairman
of the board of directors of the
Lighthouse for the Blind, for the
specific purpose of finding out
what could be done to help this
worthwhile cause. A temporary
organization was perfected with
DR.. l. P. Davis, chairman, Mrs.
Irene Straughter, secretary; Mr..
H. w. Barley, treasurer; Rev. r.
A. Jackson and DR.. A. w. Henry
were appointed to a mayor COM
mittee. FIR. John E. Culmer,
chairman of finance, Mrs. Marian
Muldrow, chairman of the mem
bership committee.
The public is asked to give one
dollar for an annual member
ship in this organization and to
pay strict attention to the seal
campaign by using the inclosed
envelope to mail your contribu-
lion.
Among the ladies who have
volunteered to do the job for
membership are Mrs. Josephine
Dunn, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Mrs.
Evelyn Robinson, Mrs. L. E. Can
trell, Mrs. Johnny Hill and
others. Mr.. E. A. Bethel will visit
fraternal organizations in interest
of the cause.
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School Happenings

Mae Green, Oscar BroadnaX,
Francis Williams.
The first in a series of projects
sponsored by the Parent Teacher
Association came to most sue
cessful close on Monday night,
March 3. There was given away
box of food stuff. The recipient
was Queen Cherry. The amount
raised was $123.20. Sincere thanks
% everyone, who, in any way,
contributed to the success of this
effort.
Mrs. Clora Pearsall, Prin.
Mrs. w. Murray, reporter
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On Wednesday, March 5, the
third grade class under the
sponsorship of Miss Jeanette Bel
lamy presented a skit, How
Transportation has Developed in
America" during a special as
sembly hour. The skit was COM
posed of four acts, The Covered
Wagon, The Early Train, The
Modern Railroad and the Sky
Giant. Annie Billiard served as
narrator. Pupils and teachers ex-
pressed themselves as having en-
joyed the presentation by well
dramatized third grade. Sharing
the enjoyment of the skit were
pupils of the Dorsey high school
and their teacher, Mrs. Jones. We
were happy to have them visit.
Visiting with the pupils and
teachers on Wednesday was Mr..
Howard Deelin, supervisor of
music Dade County Board of
Public instruction. While visiting
Mr.. Doolin met with the teachers
of various grade groups and
helped in solving some of their
music problems. We were CRATE
full for having had the music
supervisor visit US for the first
line.
Parents and friends of Liberty
City Primary PTA will have the
honor of hearing DIR. James T.
Wilson, superintendent of public
instruction as guest speaker on
Sunday, March 16 in observance
of the First Anniversary Tea" at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Smith. Plans are being made to
give to the classroom having the
highest number of parents pres
ent - a Hopalong Cassidy Show.
We Need You!! Won't You At
tend This Tea?
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LIBERTY CITY PRIMARY
SCHOOL NEWS

There is destiny that makes
US brothers, none goes this way
aIong-aIl that we send into the
life Of others, often comes back
into our own"
Evening star., 1952-08-07
ALEXANDRIA
S15 Q5n
ANNANDAIF
ANNANDALE

ANNANDALE
81 $50 down; modern small home
with good kit, bath and other fea-
lures. located on / acre Of ground
that has some fruit trees and a
vegetable Garden. Owner must sell
and will accept end trust. Price.
$1,000. Also several other small
homes for sale.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Phone FA. 4479 after 6 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

QUEEN 5 CHAPEL MANOR
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
Just like new. 2 bedrms.. modern
kit. and bath. large liv. and din.
rooms, hardwood floors; Anchor
fenced yard. situated on large lot.
Only $12, 900. ZAGAMI REALTY
VILLA HEIGHTS
$11 ,950-EASY TERMS
Beautiful 2-bedrm. brick bungalow:
lge. kit, tile bath. nice util. rm.; ;
lge. Handicapped lot, completely
fenced: Assume GI loan; bring de-
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH. 044O; Ewes, AP. e717
Evening star., 1952-08-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK S1s.5OO; walking
colonial;, garage; excel. cond.; choice
taggg. thing. WINSTON c. CLAY. wa.
coLIEGE PARK-HoLLYwooDWlOo1
resale; 81 800 down; 2-story brick
and frame home. 8 bedrms.. eiec.
KIT. separate din. rm.. full bsmt.,
auto. heat, aluminium storm sash.
Resitor. y wa. .4S65LE 5000. Wa: Ss os35. oasS355iHR'
COLLEGE PARK. .ss.eSo. $1,000
down. 2-bedrm. JIM shinele buns-
allow; Auto: heat; level fenced lot:
jon 4 zaesasi eHkEyHE IlE' ds sFans2S1sa. nosHEs
Reaitor. WA. 5000. WA. 5000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, 10 Ey. aye.oA
new 6.rm, brick rambler with tile
path, nrepl;. de luxe kit, full bsmt.,
NEY 4: ESRNsaiw.e !efms Jr.. clinfon, lRnNm-
GREEN MEADoWS:3-bedrm. Colo
nial: excel; cond.; driveway and con-
crete porch. Nr. playground. shop
son soN. wa va. $685. so6Sl JOHN h JOHN
LANDOyER HLLS-Price slashed to
corner lot, "a block from shopping
center and bus; s10,500. FHA
@a SsTns ssooy sS1ly sosrF% So mo cfI navTs tSday
LiSDovER HILLS 600 do down
and $62 mo-. plus taxes and ins.
buys tins immaculate 6-rm. home, 3
bedrms.,. large kit. with breakfast
nook; oil heat. plastered wall, big
level lot with beautiful shade trees;
"a block to transp. and shopping
center, block to new schol; priced
to sell today at only $4,000 ap-
praised and approyed by FHA for
BOSWELL CO.. WA. 4500. Open
Evening star., 1952-08-07

PRACTICALLY NEW RAMBLER in
Silver Spring, with 8 generous bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths. living room
with fireplace. dining room. equipped
kitchen: bsmt.. laundry and play
room; nearly n acre lot: S28. 500.
RoMER. Realtors. 81. gill: open
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA RE aL,n1R o. m 90 Braddock Heights.
Blessed : Sacrament and George
Mason Schools; comfortable. we'll
GonsITHf5eS Go1 w}tb r.DI DTicki S,r bedrms lily;
bsmt. det. gar. and shrubbed, fenced
rear yard. $4,000. No agents. XII.
ALEXANDRIA-S39,5OO. This beau-
tiiul home IN exclusive and highly
restricted Wilton Woods challenges
comparison at the price. White brick
stge of Soona Eh Stdsspreadnf
lends great charm and distinction:
perfectly beautiful wooded setting on
nearly "a acre; 8 rms. % bedrooms) :,
2Ha baths; recr. rm.; 2-car built-in
EaraSe; ER aGk long; Burr sGreened ,veranda.
ewes, cali 10. 4-7444. LIZ Es 81
ALEXANDRIA soUTH-Four-bedrm
brk. nr. Bellehayen, 2h baths; fine
home at IT,, a good price. Call Mr.
AL. 1852. cHAs. R. HooFF. INC.
a,Is;, SOUTH - Builders
Immaculate cond. An excel. buy witt; with
Brown TIE. S445; ewes. and and sun. M
AL. 1852. CHAs. R. HooFF, INC.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-Rosemont sec
tion and the full price is only
Rome In Sss0R tss RieEly KY nd faSored sIs
tion being offered for sale. This one
In immaculate condition and excel
iensly nnanced features one floor
living With large living room, sep
with modern equipment. large
bedrooms, bath. Ample closets and
screened front and rear porches.
Full basement with oil hot-water
neat. Nice, yard and detached ga
ttage:s Esxcellent terms. For more de-
sAERY s4aS ORG" AL. oo7s, or TE.
vA.-coolinr breezes
home. Located in one of the city's
highest areas. Large living room
scIaan.d VIII fireplace and adjoining
breakfast bar. Z twin and en one sim sinn
gle sized bedrms. and bath on End
noor. Large rec. rm. in basement.
aluminium storm windows and
Price IS SoEZTn sn1Z 81, 900 }ogS o%E 5Va = Is
HOME NOW. CALL TIE he M. hES A.
BARRY 54Is ORG. AL. o07s. or TIE.
in. $3.50 down 10 viii
pny this one-owner. Al brick home
ment. scr. porch. fenced ' yd. 'sss and
ACNE. "a. 2-1421. IA. suisSe. 0a oaa
AIhLlNGTON-4 bedrooms. 2 baths,
large ,bedrm. and bath on first a.,
sep. din. rm... beautiful equip. kit,
bsdrms. and bath upstairs, lovely
both liv;. rm. and bsmt. New. va
cant and ready for you to move in.
$21 400. Terms arranged. TINKLE
TMK;,1IpiERTIEs, M;,IiIs oW 1926; sves.. Mr..
ARLINGTON's RARE BEAUTY =
Spacious white brick residence Of
superb quality and matchless charm;
perfectly delightful setting on ap-
prox. acre. highly elevated among
exclusive restricted community In
the Lorcom lane area, affordinR
restful seclusion and privacy with
n a few minutes Of downtown and
ception hall. liv. rm. approx. I4x23,
large pvt. din. rm., both opening
onto, huge screened living porch,
paneled den. powder rm. and splen-
did kit: with dishwasher and break
iass last : sicSys Sss,. on II lst St. a., 8 bedrms.
large utility area plus excellent serv-
ants rm. and bath in basement;
attached garage; clothes washer and
dryer; many special features max
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. I4Il;l
ewes, call RA. 1924.
CENTREVHLE, va, approx. 2 acres.
Living rnn., 2 bedrnls., kit and bath;
about $50 to complete; S4,5OOl
cash; bring deposit; First road
then to Lot 46. Phone Browning
418-W.12. 4 10
Evening star., 1952-08-07

CHEVY CHASE GOLF CLUB
eix-room detached brick; slate roof;
nice shaded lot with garage. Priced
under 100000. M. B. WEAVER,
WO. 1914.
MARSHALL ]. WApLE co.
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3340.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
KENSINGTON

Excel. postwar brick Colonial on nice
corner lot in desirable location; 3
min. to Naval Hospital and NH.
This home has bedrms.. full bsmt.
with panel rec. rm., aluminium
comb. storm windows and screens.
Brick 2-car det. gar, outdoor bar
becue. in. patio. ranch-type fence.
May be shown by appointment only.
$19,950.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
10. 6-2S00 OPEN TILL 8
Evening star., 1952-08-07

This 2-hedrm. bungalow In the Ken
sington area. q real cozy cottage
shaded by weeping willows. large det.
garage, level lot. Only short block
med. possession. Price. $10,950.
GRAHAM d CO.. 81. 6010 until 8
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Beautiful Brick Cape Cod
kit. and bath; 2nd f.. 2 lge. bedrms.
and bath; full bsmt.; gas heat; lge.
lot. House in immaculate cond.
Priced exceptionally low for i'm
mediate sale. To inspect, call KEN
NEDY REALTY CO., INC, Realtors,
GE Q2nD %
Evening star., 1952-08-07

CLOSE m SILVER SPRING
I blk. to new st. Michael's church
and school. 3-bedrm. Colonial. 2
baths. enclosed rear porch. attached
500. Shown by appointment only.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
ARLINGTON

"BRoK ERs OF BETTER HOMES
ia. b-7244 IA. 2-4645 OV. 0232
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Manchester" Estates
67-Ft Custom Rambler

opments in Prince Georges Co. This
T-room beauty is Just two yrs. old,
and was designed by one of the
leading architects in mod. living.
Situated on 165:ft. frontage and
rm. with firepl, two lift. master
bedrms.. full ceramic tiled bath,
lovely pine-paneled den, din. rm.,
elec. kit, laundry rm., att. gar, out
door patio, barbecue pit. House is
heated with oil air-conditioned unit.
500 It. deep sfyinsy oy erysfaI cIesr Ts
water. We invite your inquiry. Mr..
Tasker, Ii. 7-4040. HILLCREST
REALTY ewes 10 Q.kYlO ~
Evening star., 1952-08-07
BATTERY PARK

Bethesda; S19,5O0-Det. brick with
garage, nice lot; close to schools
and transportation. Owner has
purchased home in Phila., wishes
quick sale. Call MR.. LUECK, Ma.
2040; ewes, WO. 6733.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
3-ACRE ESTATE

rambling white;brick Colonial. Hand
some 7-room home on three acres
OF beautifully Handicapped grounds:
modern, de luxe throughout; hot
water. General Electric oil heat; 3
car garage; the large screened porch
ana patio, ,overlooks a lovely view.
beauty and have real privacy in this
setting. Shown by appointment
only. Call OIL. lr02 q ~ '
Evening star., 1952-08-07
"CHEVERLY"

value in this one floor
det. brick home with 5 rms; 2 bed
lot; only $4,000 and terms to re-
sponsible people. Vacant and i'm
mediate possession. Call ME. 1143
until 9 pm, ]. WESLEY BU-
Evening star., 1952-08-07
MOCKING BIRD HILL

IN POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
A red brick. center-hall Colonial
home Of williamsburg design. perched
on q 6-acre knoll with Q view for
miles. A heavy slate roof and
loaded windows give this house an
room with bay window, attractive
dining room, de luxe kitchen with
breakfast nook, den and powder
room; 3 twin-size bedrooms. 2 tile
baths on 2nd floor; basement and
appointment.
METZLER-REALTOR
5O22 Conn. Ave. OR. 74OO It'll O.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
VETERANS
$40 900

VETERANS
$10,990
INCLUDING BEAUTIFULLY
HANDICAPPED LOT
ST.. 100 DOWN, APPROX. S65 MO.
INCLUDING TAXES. INSURANCE
HOLLYWOOD
Near University of Maryland
New 2-bedrm. ramblers, quality con-
struction. featuring plastered walls,
full bsmt.. auto. heat concrete
streets. city utilities.
To reach: Out Baltimore blvd.
lRoute u. approx. .11a miles past
University of Maryland to Holly
wood I'd. right on Hollywood rd
and follow directional signs to
exhibit homes.
ALSO ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
FOR NON-VETERANS
ALMOST 600 SOLD AND OCCUPIED
Evening star., 1952-08-07

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Truly q lovely rambler. located on
the crest of hill with q wide pan
oramic view; with 8 large bedrms
2 baths, huge recreation rm., flag
stone terrace, Gear garage. picture
windows and many unusual fea-
lures. Vacant and owner must sell
9 pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
EASTPINES
G11 AEn

fine home in the new
section; liv. rm.. with picture win
dow. lovely equip. kit. 2 bedrms.
lated att attic. % partiy Msy finishedy in 10 knotty t
pine; shady lot, over 5000 50. it.,
white picket fence; patio: new 40
gal. hot-water heater; priced to sell;
owner must leave!
Evening star., 1952-08-07
PRINCE GEO. REALTY CO.

PRINCE GEO. REALTY CO.
ALL BRICK, LARGE ROOMS
First floor, living rm. with fireplace.
opening to large screen porch. dining
rm., sparkling kitchen with dining
area opening to covered patio, /
bedrm. and powder rm.: 2nd floor,
2 bedrms., large closets. tiled bath;
full bsmt.. workshop, summer
kitchen, half bath and wine cellar;
2-car garage; large lot. Only
S20,950, for quick sale.
COTTAGE CITY
Three-bedrm. bungalow, iiv. rm., din.
rm., equip. kit: bsmt.; screened
porch: large shaded lot. House in
Al cond. Priced for quick sale.
TAKOMA PARK-$15,75O
Older 4-bedrm. home, all rooms very
large. Full bsmt.; large porch; q
Montgomery Junior College.
CHEVERLY-$17,500
brick, 2O-ft. ltv. rm.
with f1repl., din. rm., large kit.
screened porch; full bsmt.; large
fenced lot; Va block to school.
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
UN. 1860 WA. 1855 HY. O636
Evening star., 1952-08-07

PRICED-QUICK SALE
ONLY $17.950-BRICK
2-b. r, tile bath. den. 1st; 2-b. r
up: attached gar: full bsmt.. Law.
walk. dist. parochia1 and pub.
schools, shops. bus: level lot. rear
fenced. McEWAN & VIERLING, SH.
1895; also LO. 6-090S.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
CHEVY CHASE

COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED
This delightful brick rambler is open
ewes. from z to 8 pm. Among its
many charming features are sep.
ain. rm.., GAIT. liv. rm.. 2 beaut
tiled baths f1agstone terrace and
bsmt. with firepl. Directions: From
Chevy Chase Circle, east on West
ern ave-. to CUMMINGS lane, left to
Turner lane, right to 1905 Turner
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. Sill Ewes WI 4O7-
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter ]. hagan

SO. 950-QUEEN'S CHAPEL
Newly redecorated, which
makes q beautiful arm. frame 4
Cape Cod. All lge. rms. plas-
ter walls. beautiful hardwood
floors; 2 blkS. from lge shop.
center. Reas. down payment.
$10.950-NEw 3-BEDRooM
2-story home in desirable
Mt. Rainier; l blk. from every
thing; large lot. See today.
slI,95oaa1, $1,000 DOWN
New 2-bedrm. brick. Plas-
tered walls. Equipped kit,
lovely picture window. Lot
60x125. Act fast.
S13.5OO--4 BEDROOMS
Det. Bricktex bungalow in
desirable Mt. Rainier; rms,
incl. lge. kit. on 1st floor; full
bsmt.; Just block from all
conv. Call today.
$1s.950-NR. UNIV OF MD.
New brick Cape Cod--Lge.
liv. rm. with open f1repl.. sepa-
rate din. rm.. fully equip. kit.
tiled bath; / bedrm. 1st floor;
2 bedrms.. tiled bath. ,2nd
floor; full daylight bsmt.; Q
real home. See today.
S1S. S.a50-HYATTSvILLE
Detached 2-story brick DWELL
ing in lovely section of Hyatts-
vile: an outstanding liv. rm.,
flrepl.. lge. sepr. din. rm. Spa
cious equipped kit. 1st A.; 3
lovely bedrms. Cheerful tiled
bath end f.; daylight bsmt..
outside entr. Partly recr. rm.
Detached garage; Q blocks
from transp. Call today.
Deter 4 hapan
Evening star., 1952-08-07

LANHAM-11a ACRES
Five-room shingle bungalow; lge.
vacant; $12:25O. $3.50 down, bal
ance like rent. Near everything.
LOUIS MILLER. REALTOR, UN. 2723
Evening star., 1952-08-07
OFF DALE DRIVE

VI + OALE DhlVE
Lovely 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath brick ram
bier with full bsmt., daylight win
dowy, recr. rm., large liv. rm. with
nrepl.. separate din. rm., all-elec. GE
front porch. Price $2S, 500. TO buy.
call SH. SOLO It'll 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

RAMBLER-$13,950
$2,450 Cash-$80.20 Per Mo.
This includes all, principal. interest.
taxes and insurance. Large living
room with fireplace, dining area,
complete electric kitchen; two large
bedrooms, ample closet space; full
tile bath; expansible attic partially
finished for two additional bed
rooms and bath. Call Mr.. Conlyon,
OR. 5192.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC.
LOO x ct N w MA 6000
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Woodmoor-Silver Spring

26O NoRTHMooR DIR.
Eight rms, 2 baths. post
war brick Cape Cod; fireplace,
Atreened side porch. full bsmt.
with rumpus rm. and work
bench; mr.. schools; owner leav-
ing city. Attractively priced
for quick sale; open until sold.
JOHN H. RICE, 81. 6430.-
Evening star., 1952-08-07
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA
100 GLENBROOK RD.

100 GLENBROOK RID.
We are opening this most attractive
new Colonial home from 8 pm.
to $40 pm. for your convenience
You will be pleased with the size
and Arrangement of rooms. Deep
closets and powder room on first
floor. on the large living room is
Situated on q deep lot in a fine
location close to schools shopping
and transportation. This home is
truly a sound investment, at the
present low asking price. Drive out
Wis. ave-, left at Bank of Bethesda
70 Glenbrook rd. and left to Open
Sign.
EDW. F. FRY, INC.
OIL. 5212 Ewes. DE. 5O7o
Evening star., 1952-08-07
ROCKVILIE

Three -bedrm. frame ON I. acre. Nice,
clean, attractive home. Takes 81, 500
to buy this nice family home in
quiet section Of Rockville. Don't
anpt. now. HOWARD r. sCHAFER.
w. 6441. -S
Evening star., 1952-08-07
FAMILY GROWTNG9

Let US show you how our houses can
grow too. and at very little cost.
They're NEW - they're BRICK -
they're FHA. Drive out Gateway
to RambleWood DIR. and turn right.
THE DEFABIO co.
2423 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LU. 4-5566