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three weeks with her.
Mrs. 10 Beitt of Richmond,
Ind, and Mrs. August Kranz
of Toledo spent Wednesday
evening and Thursday in the
home of their brother, Mr.. A.
H. Komandt.
Irene Fowler of Chardon has
been spending some time in
the home of her aunt, Miss
Olive Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Baker
and children of Mentor were
Sunday visitors in the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
H. Komandt.
Mary Alice Soltis and Kay
and Gladys Moss attended the
Youth for Christ conference al
Winona Lake, Ind, the past
week.
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NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
PAROLE

Mansfield, Ohio July Is, 1852
No. 45605 William G. Randall
A prisoner now confined nj the
Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield,
Ohio admitted from Geauga County,
Case No. 3645 Convicted 7-25-47 of
the crime of Grand Larceny, PV
and serving a sentence of l to
Z years is eligible for a hearing
before the OHIO PARDON AND
PAROLE COMMISSION on or after
9-1-52. -..
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE
COMM SSION. A. &. FORSYTH,
Parole and Record Clerk
2c3l
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Evening star., 1952-06-29
Ocean Waves Made TO Order

HEAVY SEAS are running on a wooded
H hilltop in Northwest Washington.
Waves, ranging from the powerful ocean
storm kind to gently rolling swells, are
washing against man-made beaches as the
Government is getting down to cases on
serious conservation problem-beach
erosion
Just of Macarthur boulevard opposite
the Dalecaria Reservoir, the Beach Erosion
Board has completed two new outdoor
basins in which almost any sea or lake
condition can be reproduced for study
Ever since the earth took shape some
2 billion years ago, its shores have taken
a constant battering from the seas and
have undergone constant change. Until
fairly recent years, however, no one seemed
to be particularly concerned.
But now almost every mile Of the $4,000
miles of our shoreline, which includes the
shores Of innumerable inland lakes and
rivers is being utilized for commercial,
industrial, residential or recreatiopal pur-
poses Beach erosion has become major
problem
In fact, its seriousness first was recognized
in 1926. when the American Shore and
Beach Preservation Association was organ
lied. Three years later, the Army's Corps
of Engineers formed the Board on Sand
Movement and Beach Erosion. In 1880. as
concern for the problem grew, Congress
created the Beach Erosion Board. under
the direction of the engineers
Its primary job is research into the causes
of erosion and to recommend preventive or
Evening star., 1952-06-29
BY William ]. Meyer

correctional measures. 1t Is complex
science that involves far more than lust
knowing a valuable beach area has been
washed away 1t involves the cause of
waves. their effect on various types of rock
and sand, sea currents, winds. tides, weather
and storm cycles, geology. beach structures
sources of shifting sand and silt, and other
factors
OF the boards two new testing basins,
the most dramatic Is pool 900 feet long,
$50 feet wide and 3 feet deep. Board
engineers designed special wave-making
machinery that Is installed inside the pool
walls. From control tower, the machines
create waves of predetermined height at
regular predetermined intervals
For example, If a shoreline in a given area
is being destroyed, a team of erosion
scientists will examine the spot BY means
of gauges, the height of the waves will be
measured The intervals at which the waves
hit the beach also will be determined
Photographs and measurements of the
shoreline will be taken, along with other
data.
A scale model of similar beach problem
then will be constructed in the basin
Machine made waves will be created In the
same ratio The timing devices will be set
so waves will strike the model shoreline
at the same intervals.
careful record of the findings will be
kept. After all characteristics of the ero-
sion have been noted. preventive measures
may be tried
Evening star., 1952-02-29

1 1880, WTOP-Paul Weston Or
tchestra: Debbie Reynolds is guest.
1880, WASH-Off the Record
Club: Students star in an adapta-
tion Of Nathaniel Hawthorne's @The
Celestial Railroad
1850, WOL-Dean Acheson.
1886 WRC-Pro and Con: Sena-
tor Styles Bridges speaks on de-
fense Spending"
Television Today.
$500, WNBW-E -Ezio PIMA Show: !:
Celeste Holm visits.
$500, WTTG-Twenty Questions:
Charles Caldwell sits in on the
panel.
$3.50, WNBW-We, the people !;
Chico Vejar Is guest.
$500. WTOP-Playhouse of Stars; !;
June Lockhart and Ward Bond
head the cast Of Apple Of His Eve. "
$3.50, WTTG, WNIAI,--Dean Ache
son: Secretary of State Dean Ache
son reports on his recent trim to
Europe and the NATO meetings,
1000 WNB W. Cavalcade of
Sports: Chico vejar meets Fritzie
pruden in q 10-round welterweight
bout.
1900, WTTG Cavaicade Of stars;
Robert R0tifiseville and Betty
George share the guest spOtiieht,
1880, WTOF Hollywood Opefii1e
Night: Albert Dekkef stafs n iEf'bs
ff6tistkeeper."
iOi4b, WNBw-dfeatest fpishts.
Film Of the jack J0fihs6fias stshisv
Ketehelt b6ut Of October To- 1915,
HIS, WNBW-DeAf1 AChesdfi,
Evening star., 1952-02-29
HiehIiehts
Radio Today.

8:15, MS Library Of Con.
gress Concert: The University o.
Texas String quartet plays music
of Mozart and Beethoven.
$3.50, WRC-Martin-Lewis Show
Tony Curtis visits.
$3.50. WMAL, WRC, WWDC
WTOP, WASH Dean Acheson: Sec.
retary Of State Dean Acheson makes
an address.
1890, WMAL-B Boxing: Chico
VeJar meets Fritzie Pruden in &
lO-round welterweight bout.
Evening star., 1952-02-29

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
7 eIevision Tomorrow

eIeVISIOn TOmOTFOW SotuFdoy March !, 1857
wtOP-sB
H.
tlmN tlW. FILM l. MSUstImG D. f0ANH ttsist
W6-sM, fim Shorts
WNsWtW 1870 iW ii HyndN
th1o wins tbAtI tW fiWE film hN lhaHty PMGs M wnhG
49, M END bsH circle huAauh YSuh WtI $780, " Recital
Nall Hsb,
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHep

NEW s-BEDRooM DIET; BRICK; gas
heat; 1928 mo. s42I N. Hamp: ave.
THoS. b. WALSH, INC. DI,. 1887.
LEWIsDALE-Modern brick bunga-
low r TisS T gas ana sir rsSo na nse
Nay Il I'm si Easn DUNN ~ sps ego co $3.50
FOR sV cAR Ref nss SMALL FAMILY. il
you can qualify for this new g.
bedrm. rambler with gas heat. IN
!; Pa? ssra SRfa' r. Es''is: :eS s!
a-bedrm. rambler. full basement, in
ssssieS ;ss a T.
N Rfnlto zsiR22S % aai1. - one-ye.r-old
brick row house, ga bedrms., living
rm.. kitchen and bath; avail. i'm
mediately; $11O. Phone KI. 1854.
NEAR PENTAGoN. . bedrooms and
bath home with nice yard; save
5000; equivalent homes renting S12S
mo. or 5000 for 2 yrs; win rent
e ssr sssrs IN , ssIsoS. f's ox 'ES
sE G ss. . MO- heat. se'a asss sSqis
ave. WI. s4O5. after 6 pm. lis :,
ALExANDR!A-3-bedrm. brick: oil
heat; u block to bus: fenced yard;
full bsrnt.; immediate possession;
$3.50 per mo. MT. VERNON
REALTY CO: 124 N; Pitt St. Alex.
OLD MISUNDERSTANDING
large rooms. End floor. study with
fireplace, bedrooms. .2la baths;
bath and kitchen modern; small
EOLTHER, Agent. Ma 2166. III
ARLiNGTON-6 rms, baths, brick;
built-in garage: Sl75 per mo. Nc
elaine PROPERTIES, IA. 2-3300.
CHEVERLY - Two-bedroom frame
house. fireplace. inclosed porch. full
basement, gas heat; S110. Hyatts-
vile. o334. 30
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, con-
detached brick home Of 3 bedrooms.
. baths and 1st floor powder, room;
Clark Or a seS or Plf H. 81 Mss
j. NELSON: HUGHES, 1920 Conn.
AsM rEx UNIVERSITY Pkg
rm.. center-entrance, brick home. 3
1 Hsarms Isl A. sa Sft ssmt sR on7 sS gsgdsF
Regulation x. We also have g.
M9NP = s0p Dunn. w. vs. Ola; ewes.
AMER M2i e1 HSiy. PARK, sa4. s5o -1s is
many rooms and baths in this splen-
did location at the price; 5 rms.
on LIST floor including small den
and small bedroom: 3 bedrooms and
2 tile baths on End floor: recr. nm;
saIcf s. Gas FRxNk S oT PHLGIss
B III Eyes; f aand soi s' Colonial
residence in this unsurpassed loca-
isRed pd fm oor an Odo5 IT, baths RSs nm IN
Guiding library with fireplace; kitch-
en- with breakfast alcove; huge
ground-level recr. rm;; servants rm.
4a bath rR seS stt PHf ssra 81
BRIGHTWOODMonly $500 down.
Excellent 6-rm. brick. sernidet.; 3
bedrms., garage, bsmt., gas INV.
heat, many many extras; Near Coolidge
s975o h cs 81 o sGsf Oe eyes ST.
a. A., ers S 20 L. II. cARM1cHAHEI
B Rhah1f near 4th and DE Pea
HRhtful S-run Semidpf hFfck. ga
rage; corner lot. Just reduced; now
E s4aTE. ST. uffp s4s4 R Fl ). REAL
BRIGHTWOOD, near Takoma Park
s sesr c saasi, Modern 2esT srm noS dss
$3.50: RAFFELL REAL Es-
BRiGHTWOOD. near Walter Reed:
$19.95O will purchase this row
brick in excellent condition. Den
THos. [. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900. AVN
BRICK; vacant; 8 rms. : baths, !
k ks at gas h hTh s oW ls6se lot;
BRIGHTWOOD-semidet. brick home;
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, rear porch;
h.-w.h.; So 900 down. GE. 1916. IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gem in
floor with lse. bedrm. and fun ba tn;
attractive liv. and din. rms. mod.
kit: delightful screened porch and
rear patio; 2nd floor. lge. bedrms.
and bath; extra closet space; rec.
rm.; built-in garage. Owner leayins
city; Can r. A. TWEED Cos INC;
5000 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890 til
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-17

DELICATESSEN; other business force.
tmmed. sale; rent free: small down
payment. Ii. 1929 after 6. IL
READY TO RETIRE? Too active to
loaf? How about an unusual bust
only part-time supervision? sale by
owner. 81. 1912. III
STORE. complete, modern,
self-service; beer and wine; guar
anteed $1,000 per wk. No agents.
Must sell due to son leaving town.
Box 63-V. Star. -2I
DIRECT FROM out-of-town owner;
rm. and apt. hse. bus; good lease
income, $500; rent. $l20. 500; 4
cash, for Quick sale. Box BIT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. downtown once
bldg; utils. and maid service: ?
operators; excellent buy. ME. 5147.
DAIRY PAsTEURIZING and distrib-
utins plant for sale; almost new;
cally exclusive distribution; annual
sales exceed $3.50. 900: located
medium-size growing college city
in Virginia. Price and terms most
c EsssG 81 wys ssn sids Wash gs4 g
MOTEL sITE-owner will lease over
90 acres on important highway
leading into ,Wasnington' o Tor
operator or developer. This is one
Of most outstanding opportunities
available in any community any
where. Contact r. E. LUCAS CO.,
.627 Wyatt Bldg. Wash: 3. D; G.
RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg.
and equip; excel location; ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243
SIS ARCADE-Good money-maker,
sacrifce Immediately. RE. J ls4o.
GROCERY - Northeast location,
sasrters; beer; 'S si,o6o Wkly. II
RESTAURANT. 18th St, for lease;
lent condition, many new fixtures:
lSeated on n, iath St lust . north of Of
SippREfoN ssoH Se sfs mo- re- 11si:
R assiii ira H''i for sale. downtown
corner, air-cond.. liquor obtainabie,
ideal for working couple; must sac
rifce; no reasonable ofer refused,
REsrAtR ANT for sale with beer and
wine. Excellent location. Direct
from owner. 1853 9TH st. NV. DE.
FABRIC SHOP. " ell-established.
growing business, only store Of kind kind
In fTss s so oRne GDe has otsy
interests: Call FA. 6607. day; ia.
sis 1850 800 eve SRoss YEAR-consists ' of
large rye" liv. rm., GE Kitchen. baths,
radiant elec. panel heat; owner
sround to expand, on 51a acres
with wide frontage on No. l hwy,
south 81 D. C. commnsnE d oWNFs
rY ri WRITER REPAIR SHOP for
rent or sale: fully. equipped. Only
$3.50 required: good opportunity as
shop is located in building with
typewriter sales and stationery
store; 7 you mean business. can
BOWLING ALLEY t15l located at
25is Ga ave nw Long .ss4;s estaS ss Y s6
terms. $1,000 cash. balance $lOO
monthly at 4Sc. Mr.. THRIFT. Ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
RsEas ~; RANT; W VII IIouoR. Upper
18th st: nv; Air cond: Rent, S2 39
monthly MOI iyoc With agsso d9E ee baisnee
Pa: ave; NV, Ma. 9743; eyes,
c33EEErERRiA-N.w. SECTION. down
town. Doing $500 daily. Beautifully
over 200; well known: $4,000 down
handles. BOB HOLLANDER. exclu-
sive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma. 9a43.
DRY-cLEAN. PLANT-Retan; ne;
heavily populated white neighbor-
hood: S40.O00-S50, 900 year gross;
full equip 9-yr. lease; 500 mo-
$4,000 DIN. pay. MR.. LEE. RE
SHOE REPAIR sHoP-Living quar-
tiers optional. 1928 Penna. ave; sc.
FOUR INCOMES in one deal. 500
daily. food and delicatessen business;
S30-S4O wkly. pinball take; rented
apt. and rented garage: priced reas.
with modest cash payment. Ideal 1or
man and wife or partners. FOX
1891 Star. -%V
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w. G.. & A. N. MILLER.

DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Wesley Hts, Summer & Spring Valley
1890 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 1854
. OmceS Open Daily and Sunday
9 AM to 9 PM
dist Your House With Us)
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FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. apt. stu.
incl. utils.; adults only; immed. &C.
cupancy. ARFAX REALTY, JE
3-2250.
BEDRM.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit
bath; adults preferred; avail. May
/; mr.. Census Bur. 10. 9-S494.
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= baths
Dupont Circle area

Rare opportunity to buy vacant
rooming house in top location q
bottom price
HOME REALTY CO. REALTORS
RE. 1897 ia. 4-O54r
SACRIFICE thriving delicatesser
store on busy intersection of thu
z main streets in Nj. Rainier, Nd.
owner going to Florida; $50, 900
business: 500 mo. rent. Terms
$4,000 cash and 81 for 81 for STOCK
on hand.
We also have another grocery bust.
ness with complete house, with !:
on busy street with 3 buslines; -
VI. lease: 40-yr., location. Owner
sick must sell. Contact Mr.. Lee
mgr. of
VERTAIN CORP.
3S45 Saith St, Mt. Rainier, Md,
WA. 1882; Hyattsville, HY. 03a1
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GEORGETOWN
y. 1EO NOLD W.
1887 Wis. Ave. NV. MI. 2l00
GLOVER PARK

Row brick: 3 bedrms. and bath. lge
liv. rm., equipped kit. screened
porch of din. rm.. beautifully
finished rec. rm. and bar; Law. and
laundry in bsmt. close to transp.,
monthly payment less than rent.
Asking Sf7,950. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC, DI. 1918; ewes, 81. 4746.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsnEp tcont.

OFF UPPER 10Th ST.. facing Park
Lovely, spacious, S-rm. home; 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths, liv. rm.. lee. din.
rm. with chandelier, den, reception
hall. big kit. breakfast nook, rec
places pG SFapes %ashins machine. es-
immed. poss. RIA. 1909 or JU.
WHEATON,. MD. 2 yrs. old; bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. nm. kit; storage
attic; fenced yard; quiet street; Ben
CLIFFORD sHERTzER, Realtor,
1910 Vermont ave. NV. RE. 2201.
10
Is ROOMS. BRICK, with basement;
COW. to st. Francis Catholic Church;
near bus and shops. vi. $500. 49,
SILVER SPRING - Six-rm.. 2-story
ton. completely redecorated: large
lot; Sl15 per mo. Call MA. 1921.
SILVER SPRING New 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick homes; children ac-
per mo. t@1of'SSo GsI AGENCY NC
W M HHoS, Md blks. from mil ige.
shop. center. schools and bus; beaut.
2-story all-brk. house in excel. cond.;
lse. lily. rm. with fireplace: fun din.
ILL., ALI. Will DuIlL-Ih ClCSs
refgr. and gas stove, .elassed-in sun
room, 3 lge. -bdrms., tile bath, built
in tub and shower. full bsmt.. laun-
dry. oil a.-c. heat. beaut. yard with
child's playhouse; rent S139 per mo.
Directions; Out Georgia ave; ex-
to house No. 1904. Open daily. See
house first then phone owner. OIL.
- e-bdrm. semi-det.;
full hsmt; fenced yard; $l15 mo.
Call TIE. 90S3. -1a
Mr.. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC SEE.
no pets; couple, $11O. 10. 3-6ss9.
BETHESDA NEW RAMBLER-s bed
rms, liv. nm. with firepl:. nice
Outside entrance, Pull down Stair
way to storage attic Available I'M
man. Allied REALTY CORP 5000
r VIZ s exc W. S S94s acreage. a. Con-
reniences: II mile miles Sc. from D. e.
Brandywine tMd.l 3I41. 2O'
ARLiNGTON-Brick semidet.; 2 bed
rms, dining rm. fenced back yard:
bsmt.; oil h;-a. heat; dead-end St;
Hssht s.%ss:isy ; s o% sl'fs IT, T.
ARL., 12 Minis. to Pentagon;
2 bedrms.. den. "a baths. firepl.
oil heat: large yard. Avail. May l.
Rent "a; @- iiSF1ti,RN,sHEp-Nesr Army
Navy Country Club. Excellent con-
dition; 1st f., living nm. dining
rm., Kitchen. Law. screened porch;
end f.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. Base
ment. Ground-level bedrm. and
hath. YecF SCA0 AJaiIAhlP
and can be seen after April ls.
Also available July l., Q 3-bedrm.
house in Glen Mar Park. at Sl55.
Box 6S-V Star. 10
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Excellent Opportunity

GANCI1CAAU OPPOA ouAAACJ
Modern stores, brand-new BLDG. ]
block over. District line in Glass
munity Of 5000 and still growing
No competitive stores nearby. These
stores designed for grocery. drug.
store and valet shop, with al
plumbing roughed in but can be
prisingly low rentals incl. lighting
fixtures and all utils. except cleo
Ample storage space provided. Park
ing spaces completely surrounding
bldg; also loading and unloadine
facilities. owners will make attrac
These stores will be avail. within
30 DAYS Responsible persons in
terested may call Mr.. Glassman at
10. 3-S6S6 or LO. 1856 for appt.
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BETHESDA

Attractiys 4-bedrm; house in Bethes-
rms. t2 bedrms. and bath on 1st
FRI; large rec. rm with bar. gear
Diet: gar; close to Naval Hospital
and Health Institute; good financing
gas a;-c. heat. Priced to sell e.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER TYPE

4 BEDROOMS BATHS
S23.95O
Conveniently located home with an
4 bedrms. are 13x20, recreation area,
large living rn.. big dining rm..
modern fully equipped kitchen
bsmt,: gas h.-wh; fenced yard;
tall trees. Beautifully decorated
ROOMS and plenty of closets. We'll
planned for one-floor living. once
open till 8.
Town & Suburban. OR. 94OO
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GLOVER PARK

A flne home in this select location
mr.. Wis. and Calvert. Has 4 lge
bedrms., den, garage, gas INV h.
In immaculate cond; prompt poss
Price reduced. must sell. Call Mr.
Weinberg. IA. 1863 with
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EMP. CPL; desires bedrm. iarn
YOUNG COUPLE desires small. neat
furn. apt. Must be clean; NV. Sec
ton. Phone AID. 6643. after 5 pm
Two ,g ~ sRF t..s ssse ..e ss es rs
S$ ok sft sEb S$9 D anfurn.. kit ia and
N fSai May; s7S :.; 81: t Sa4s. .nt
RE; 1900. Ext, 1905 before 5. .,17'
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or subjects. Wash. Va; white
open z dayS. MA. O001.
IMMEDIATELY-Two girls desire l.
bedroom Rsas sn,44 ani af,n1 apartment
M h1Rf E't tnpf FIN Vie pR
daughter, desire to rent or suitcase
furn. apt. or house in Va. area for
6 wks. to 2 mos. Desire immed
occup. Max; $3.50. XII. S-4905 bet.
1872 and after 6 pm. -17
GOVT SCIENTIST, employed wife.
70 or ea'i Sedrm. or unfarn. apt. closes es;
NV. section. GIL. 1905 after ..
CLEAN. young working eple. want /
Thereof; Under $50. TR. 1889
FURNISHED one-bedrm. apt. nice
NV. section. two employed girls.
Or 32SS ewes 1Ss
TWO BACHELORS desire nicely furn.
2-bedrm. apt. in downtown area.
Call ME. 1921 after z pm. is
COLORED LANDLORDS-Wan to
rent your house or apt. today? Call
Mr. Hargrove Hudson 1898. -17
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Beautiful CreStwood
FIRST TIME OFFERED

This outstanding home has
too many outstanding features
to describe in an ad. From
gracious reception hall you are
aware of its charm and
liveabiiity. The lee.. level.
Handicapped lawn with outdoor
barbecue is perfect for sum-
mer outdoor living. A large
living room. dining room, den.
powder room, kitchen with
bu!lt-in breakfast nook COM
bright bedrooms and two baths
on the 2nd floor. II you have
large family. then the two
nicely finished bedrooms on
the third floor will be useful.
Large screened porch. two-car
garage. A super recreation
room with bar in basement
plus laundry room and half
bath. This house Is in I'M
maculate condition. You will
want to INSPECT this home. It
is on a quiet beautiful street
in neighbo1hood Of friendly
people, Call for appointment:
SOLO TO- APPROVED PUR-
with NEITHER REAIToRs.
new address. 50o2 Conn. ave.
NV. OR 140O, Open TIL
pm; or Mrs. Werner. WI.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

FREE RENT with empl. gentle cple.
74O9 after 6; all day Sat. and Sun.
80
GEORGETOWN-One vacancy for
young gentleman to share with 2
others; attractively furn. house. Call
HUI. 1921 after 8 pm. IL
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Cleveland Parks Bedrooms
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

This home, offered for the LIST time.
is today's best buy in all respects.
The home is 2 blks. of Conn. ave,
and is spotless, having Just been re-
decorated throughout, and an all
electric kitchen installed. 1t is a
lge.. semidet. brick with 3 bedrms
plus screened rear porches, of both
2nd and 1st fl. overlooking a lovely
be handled with $4,000 cash, with
balance in a lst trust. Call Mr.
Wells WI. 6690 for details.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
Sales, Inc, 1920 K st. NV. Ma, 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-17
BROOKDALE

PRIEEB FOE GHIGk SALE
White brick Colonial situated well
back from road with nicely planted
garden and outdoor fireplace. Has
larg living room, 9x12-ft. dining
space. First-foor lavatory and kitch-
en-. Three good-siZed bedrooms and
bath. Built-in garage. Excellent con-
dition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-17
UPPER 18th STREET

Modern = room Colonial
brick home in. a nice section
of upper northwest. Center
hall plan. 4 bedrooms. pa
baths, large porch. breakfast
room, recreation room. extra
large double garage at street
level, suitable for conversion
to doctors office. Prominent
corner lot. Price. S34 $50.
Must be sold Immediately.
Contact Mr.. Evans, WO. 0290,
Nth