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Evening star., 1952-09-04
Connecticut 6. 0.P.
Expected 10 Nominate
Bush for Senate Seat
By the Associated Press

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. A.
Prescott Bush of Greenwich
seemed the topheavy favorite as
Connecticut Republicans prepared
for tonight's opening of a special
nominatirS convention at which
they will pick their candidate for
the United States Senate seat
made vacant by the death of Sena-
tor Brien Mcmahon, Democrat.
| Although there are three other
aSpirantS, Mr.. Bush is said to have
the unofficial blessing of both Gov.
John Lodge and State Chairman
Clarence F. Baldwin.
But whether it will be Mr.. Bush,
a member of a New York invest
ment banking firm, or one of the
other aspirants will not be known
until tomorrow when the dele
gates get down to the business of
making a choice.
Nixon Speaking Tonight.
Tonight's session will be given
over to preliminary convention
business and to the keynote ad-
dress of Senator Richard M. Nixon
of California, the Republican vice
presidential nominee.
Senator Nixon came here by air
early today from Maine, where he
has been campaigning for several
days.
Actively opposing Mr.. Bush. who
has made no direct effort to OBJ
tain the nomination, are former
Representative Clare Boothe Luce,
who represented Connecticut's 4th
district for two terms; former
State Chairman j. Kenneth Brad
ley of Westport and Vivien Kel-
lens. peppery Stonington indus
trialist and income tax foe.
Mrs. Luce Active.
Mrs. Luce has been actively
seeking the nomination for two
weeks, expressing doubts that Mr..
Bush was the "sure thing" candi-
date and asserting that Il have a
lot more delegate strength than
the Bush people think I have"
Mr., Bush, Mrs. Luce and Mr..
Bradley are seeking to fill the un-
expired four-year term left vacant
by the death of Senator Nc
Mahon. Temporarily seated is
William A. Purtell of West Hart
ford, who this week was given the
interim appointment by Gov.
Lodge.
Mr.. Purtell, who is opposing
Senator William Benton, Demo-
crat, for a full six-year term, is
scheduled to address tomorrow's
session of the convention speak
ling just before the candidates
acceptance speech. He was chosen
to oppose Senator Benton at the
party's regular convention last
spring.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
GrunewaId Testifies,
Wins Weeks Recess
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Ailine
Henry w. Grunewald, silent wit
ness" in congressional tax probes
testified for 35 minutes yesterday
before a Federal grand jury in
vestigating tax frauds and then
won a weeks recess on a COM
plant he was i'll.
Mr.. Grunewald sat breathing
heavily and taking pills for an
hour after giving his testimony
Then he returned to the jury room
and said he could not continue.
When he emerged second
time, he was leaning heavily on
the arm of United States Attorney
Frank j. Parker.
Mr.. Grunewald asked Judge
Matthew T. Abruzzo for a months
rest at the Grunewald summer
place in Spring Lake, N. j., before
resuming testimony. Judge Abruz-
20 ordered him to return Septem-
ber IL.
Mr.. Grunewald, who also has q
home in Washington, D. c., failed
to appear in response to a jury
summons last August Is on the
grounds of illness. He appeared
a week ago in response to an
order from Judge Abruzzo, but
testified only briefly. Today's ap-
pearance represented a second
round Of questioning by the grand
Jury.
Judge Abruzzo instructed Raw.
mond A. Young. grand jury fore
man. to "use diplomacy" in view
Of MIR. Grunewald's complaints
about his health.
To newSmen's question later as
to whether Mr.. Grunewald had
co-operated with the grand Jury,
Parker said that he had.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Plastic Lenses Provide Vision
In Cataract Cases, Doctors Told

muscle. and a membrane in back
of the normal lens. The plastic
lens does the same job.
There is no distortion in vision
and no need for thick cataract
Ispectacles that magnify highly,
DR.. Ridley said. The patient can
move his eyes to see things at his
side. He can see through the
|plastic lens as soon as bandageS
are removed.
In three years DR.. Ridley has
done IS of the lens substitutions
and other doctors elsewhere have
done some.
Describing Al of his patients.
DIR. Ridley said 13 have normal
vision and 26 others nearly nor
NAL vision. Vision is under par
in the other eight. Three persons
have plastic lenses in both eyes.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
By Alton [. BIokeslee


CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Little plas-
tic lenses are being put into hui
man eyees, replacing eye lenses
lost through cataracts.
DR.. Harold Ridley of London
England, reported this new step
today to the International College
|of Surgeons.
CataractS are a cloudiness over
the eye lens. They reduce vision,
or blind.
The eye specialist takes out the
clouded lens. and substitutes 2
little disc of a clear, pure plastic
The lightweight plastic almost
floats in the eye. and the patient
doesn't feel it there. It is held in
place by the iris, which is a
Evening star., 1952-09-04
$500 Middies Assemble
At Annapolis Tomorrow
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 4.-Mort
than $500 upper classmen, com.
posing the second largest brigade
of midshipmen in the history o1
the Naval Academy, will assemble
here tomorrow upon their return
from leave.
The old hands and the new
Iplebes make up a brigade totaline
I3,753, not far short of last year.
record number of 3,815. The reg.
ular academic year begins or
Monday.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
City Attorney Resigns
Post at Fredericksburo
BY the Associoted Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Sept. A.
c. O'Conor Goolrick, city attorney
here for almost % years, has SUBJ
mitted his resignation to devote
more time to his private law prac-
ltice.
The former State Senator asked
that he be relieved of his post as
soon as a successor is named by
City Council. At its meeting this
week. the council delayed selecting
a replacement.
In its biennial organization
Injecting, the council reelected
Edward H. Cam as president.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
16.5 Million Cars Over 9

CHICAGO. - More than 16.5
million passenger cars in the
United States are 9 years old or
Older. Nine million of them are
IL years old or older.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

S-BEDRM. HOME to share with tive
ADAMS MILL RD., 8 girls to share
4 bedroom home with 8 others, $35
after B pm. DU. 1922. --2S
WILL SHARE my lovely home In
Chevy Chase with 2 empl. ladies
ssingle); separate bedrooms. EN-
GIEsoSssGErowN-w. need 80 Of 2
girls to share our Charming house
firepl. and garden; cool in summer
WORKING MOTHER and child want.
ed. to share house with othel
mothers; day care for child; fine 10.
ccaatdi99n. Just on Conn. ave. EN-
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

QUIET ADULTS want small house
city or committing distance: modest
rental. Can reconditions and splen.
didly maintain neglected property
May buy. High references. MR.
PAUL. Ii. 7-9554 or MA. 4O75. 49,
SILVER SPRING AREA-We have
numerous clients for your home
Results count. BEERS BROS; I'll
8, SH. 0610. go
IN N.W.-Unfurnishe house, al
least 4 bedrooms, suitable for room
ing or multi-families: will pay
$3.50. Write p. O. Box IL, Silver
Spring. Maryland 2Ss
FURN. HOME wanted by July 1
MiIl Pay up to $3.50; Years lease
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. IA
2-3131, OK. 1880; ewes CHI. 1894
CoLoRED-ls41 KENYON ST. NV
large rms, bath; possession june
l: Sl25 per mo. Adults only. PAS
QUAIL REALTY. Elk. $3.50. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28

SPRING vALLEY-Prewar; IN estab-
lished section; attractive center-hall
plan; library. powder room. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. Owner building. Call
JAMES e. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes. WI. 1909. OIL. 1898. so
HOME AND BUSINESS-Immaculate
1S-ft. row brick near Ga. ave. and
Priced at S16.950; s., 900 cash, bal
ance like rent. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI. 1411: eyes,. call RIA. 1924. 81
BY OWNER-Chevy Chase. Spacious
4-bedrm.. 2-bath home Large liv-
ing; dining. and breakfast rooms
Anchor fence. Price, $23. 200. 3723
Livingston st. n.w.. No dealers.
1902 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-4-bed-
rm.. semidet. brick. tile bath, full
basement, oil INV. heat, double ga
rage; $15,150 on conv. terms, For
appt. call AL. 1854.
FIyE-BEDROOM HOME, 1 blk. from
Blessed Sacrament; LIST floor, lge. liy.
rm., nrepl. din. rm., breakfast rnl.,
Kit, lge. entrance hall and foyer;
End floor 3 lge.. bedrms., 2 baths,
sitting room. and sewing or storage
rm:; finished Bird floor, 2 bedrms,
ana sitting rm.; oil h.-w.h.; 2-car
garage; Bendixy auto. washer and
dryer; cooperative financing ar
rangements. OR. 3516. 81
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

tached house, IL rms. baths. hot
water oil heat; suitable for rooming
house or apartments; $3.50. DUNN
4 CO; 1888 Rhode Island ave, ne
vfERs' MILL vLLAGE-.close to
school and trans; 2 bedrooms. full
bsmt., cor. lot; avail immed.; SOC
mo-; good cond. Rockville 26S9c;
SILVER sPRNG-2-story brick. cen
S oTS6 Ss'S On sf lease mea $1So mo eSh
sRooks PEREiSa s. CO, Realtors.
wSELs;4 MOI ~; sS1 HaiiLLs-5bedTsoSom
din. room. kit. and powder room
rec. room; avail. June 10. OR. AGA.
SILVER SPRING. 10415 Inwood ave
New. 3 bedrms,, detached: IA
baths, tuil basement terrace drive rye
school. Open 2 to i. $IS5 mo
one FAMILY HOUSE with small End
II. apt. to suitcase. Could be used
sad t ssSppns h0S Ssate Gsnv seaSSs
TWO AND THREE BEDRM. Brick
homes. some with Ia baths; $125
to $l75 per mo. Arlington S and
s ESQ., to can = A Mi 6fSSRi KEAG GM
rWo-BEDRooM, semidet.; rent sGioC
per month. 325-A Ashby ST.. Alex
and5ia. Va. Ma. 7SOS days; % IA
N. Oi aR f.sn' Dominion Hills. three.
fun bsmt., lge. level lot with fenced
in back yard; "a; 1870. u
srd AND NICHoLSoN "a S-r I1itn semi mil
bsmt., gas &C. heat. Avail imme-
diateiy; $40 mo. Call J. J. OCoN-
NOR. ST. 1922; eyes,. 81. 1884;
SILVER SPRING I,! - New S1S ,s5, sa
sspsa Hsf pc. homes me ss,SESa ed
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms.: Sl25
or JE. 2-5519; ewes. Ov. 109S;
ACKNOWLEDGING brick; living
rm., dining space, full equip. kitchen
2 bedrms., tile bath; full bsmt.; large
ienced-in lot; all IN excel: cond
Gir sv Ali PA las4 81 1a house saoS good
cond,; small family, Avail. June L
Cfa hlS m SaasE. n y. s 3. pet isst.
QGHCGp DCuIulo.. SlCCplu6 POEC1A
and bath. LIST floor. Large. Twins
rm., dining rm., modern kitchen.
bedrms. and bath, 2nd floor. Light
bsmt., windows, finished ceiling
A att ~ n yars Sass Adults only EN-
rffnhsftE y Twin SsGGaDSRMs. large Twin,
fm., new Colonial brick; insulated
gas h.-w.h.; screened porch; u:
ba ,tas shade Ss. trees; best residential
small children; $3.50; lease; EOS
Forest ave. Rockville 1874.
CLOSE 10 TOWN. 18th and Mass
ave. n.w.-Spaeious 4-bedrn. house
maids rIn,; gear garage; completed!
redecorated; S135. FREDERICK w
BERENH, INC, 1928 K st. NV.
Ma. 5000. Rental Department:
BETHESDA--Your choice Of 3-bedrm.
2-bath homes; S1S5 up. WI. 6649
ewes, WI. 1928. ALLIED REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28
FAIRI.AWN

immaculate. 3-bedrm. semidet brick
in one Of Sc. WashinetonS finest
finished bsmt.; oil a.-ch. Large
front porch and a nicely Handicapped
lot. ConN. bus, schools, shopping.
FRED BURGESS. VI. 1902 until 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28

CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT
on rooming houses and other bust.
nesses; cash Immediately.
E. w. THURM
0O8 10th st NV DI 33O6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28

CHEVY CHASE.

Grand old home with large room,
and beautiful grounds. LIST floor
liv.. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.
buffers pantry and storage pantry
large rec. hall, screened inclosec
baths; srd floor, large Studio rm.
small bedrm.; basement, maids rm.
storage, full bath, private entrance;
slate roof; Gear garage; oil h.-w
heat; priced for immediate sale al
less than $4,000. Ewes. call EN-
7432. Mr.. Stup.
BETHEL
DI. 800 1915 X ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Charming Cape Cod brick, features
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. all
GE kit. includ. dishwasher, Dis
posall. exhaust fan; ! bedrw. and
powder rm. on LIST f., ? lge bedrms
"a bath; automatic heat; S2I,950.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LII. 4-004O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
NEAR G.. w. u.

UNDER $4,000
Row brick, 8 rms. and bath, auto.
heat; within walking distance from
downtown and Govt. depts. Priced
for immediate sale. Terms can be
arranged.
Woodward & Norris, Realtors
723 goth st. NV. RE. $685.
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RANDLE CIRCLE

Two-bedrm. semidet. brick. just Of
MINI. ave. sc. Features fun bsmt !.
gas heat, large front porch; very
cow. bus. schools. shopping. Ask
ing S12, $50. FRED BURGESS. VI
2S02 until 9.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Unusual oppor. for investor with
limited cash. Lge. former pvt. res
idence easily arranged as apis
which. will carry bldg. and show
modelling will increase income 1871
Priced well under $4,000; $4,000
or less cash required. Call Mr..
Nones. WO. 1866; eyes,. NO. 1872.
MARSTELLER-McCABE
FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
Beautiful view. 2 levels,
3 bedrms.. kitchen, liv. rm.. din.
rm.. back porch. large closets, att.
gar; full bsmt. Open daily, 45OS,
1912, 45l6 Salem lane NV. CDirec-
tons: Reservoir I'd. to @oxhall rd.,
short lett to Salem lane.)
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8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
Lovely row house on Fourth st. NV.
near New Hamp. ave-. Will be avail
June L; liv rm. with wall-to-wal
carpet, knotty pine rec. rm. with
porch; excel. cond.; families pref :;
$l35 mo. SIDNEY z. MENSH &
CO. Ma $40 20
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KENT

First presentation Of o top
quality home in one of the
choice restricted locations in :
all washington. White brick
center-hall Colonial Of finest
quality. Includes library and
Law. on LIST A.; 3 lovely bed
rms. and 2 baths on 2nd a.
Excellent detail and fine ap-
characteristic of homes built
in this area about 10 years
ago. Priced very sensibly for
immediate sale at $4,000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
1411: eyes,. call OR. 9265.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28

Alexandria, Va, Area
Active. prosperous lumber
figure volume and netting in
excess 14% on investment.
Health forces retirement as
volume reaches ever-increasing
high figure. 8 acres ground
for expansion facilities. to
meet growing potential.
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1000
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
This charming 3-bedroom brick ram
bier Is priced well under $4,000 and
Is in new-houSe condition. Large liv
nm. with flreDl., dining area, kit
with breakfast space: full bsmt.,
built-in gar; immed. occupancy
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. $500 It'll 8 .. m.
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BURLEITH

BURLEITH
NEAR GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Beautiful modern brick home fea-
lures living room with fireplace,
kitchen. 5 bedrooms. 2 full baths,
lovely. sun porch, full basement
with lavatory; gas heat; brick ga
rage; price. S24.950. Terms. Call
Mr.. ArgoniS.
CAMPANELLA g. COMPANY
Elk Ala. ewes. FIR 6CRS 30
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

La SALE PARK-Brick bungalow
Living room with fireplace, large
dining room. modern kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath, on LIST a. Upstairs
has 2 nice bedrooms. Light base
ment and auto. heat. Reasonably
priced; Call MR.. .DOUGHERTY. LA.
2O4 I4th ST. N.E.-Lovely Groom
row brick In beautiful condition; 3
big bedrms. and bath on End fl. !;
S10,500, with $1,5O0 cash. You
better hurry on this one. HILL
CREST REALTY. 1414 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. 7-4040; eyes,, 10. 3-5712. 30
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FOR LEASE
NEW, 2-BOOTH
BEAUTY SALON

BARBER SHOP
COMPLETELY IR-coNDITIoNED
HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA
CALL MANAGER. HUI. 5000.
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route and truck: Doing very well
JE. 2-96S1. Call after 8 pm.
GIL. 1894, Arlington, Va. Il
FOR SALE-Nw. sec
Fully equipped. Apt. incl. Reason
able. CO. 8271 after 6 pm. pa
RETAIL DRY CLEANING PLANT
Good NV. location. BY appointment
Elk. 1875. or no. 1858. q
MAJOR OIL CO., GASOLINE STA
TION; AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY;
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. NOW
PUMPING $4,000 PER MONTH
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
CALL AFTER 4 PM, WI. 1882.
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OFF ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
81 $50. Lovely mod, 5-yr -old. 2.
oil heat; level fenced yard. Owner
has other property. Must be sold
Immediately. Mr.. Penland, till 1C
pm. LII. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
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OFF TEXAS AVE

5-YR. GRIN. sEMIDET. BRICK
In new house condition All spacious
rms. Rec. rm. and n bath in full
bsmt., gas heat; very, cow. to public
Reasonably priced. Mrs. Cox, LII
2-S136. ATLAS REALTY CO., ST
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II RMS, 2 BATHS
Four nice h.k.- units, plus owner,
apt. Good furniture throughout
Quoted, S215 monthly; rent, 500
Near 18th and Lamont NV. Only
$3.50 down. Be the FIRST to call
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BEVERLY HILLS

BETHESDA-Your choice Of 3-bedrn
2-bath homes; S1S5 up. WI. 664
ewes. WI. 1928. ALLIED REAL1
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CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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FEDERAL PROPERTIES 81
COLORED - VACANT
212 CLAIMING ST. NE.
$3.50 down-S-room row brick. newly
redecorated throughout. Floors re-
Gated in q nice residential area.
Close to stores and transportation
Call LA. $4,000 or JU. 7-756S ewes.
PECK CO. REAL ESTATE
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NOT-X-
VALUE PLUS

Approximately = acre; brick Cane
Cod with 8 bedrmS. q down., II,
baths. full bsmt.; excel. cond.; room
for pony. S22,950.
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lily INVESTMENT

OPEN l TO 6
BRYLIN PARK SPECIAL-Delightful
3-level modern home. UNDERPhICED
FOR QUICK SALE; spacious liv. rm,
dining area, up steps to twin-si2e
bedrms., bath: down 8 steps to
bright bsmt. Directions: Lee hwy.
into Falls Church, right on Great
Falls rd. to Brylin Park. right to
North ST., left to open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson, Arlington, Va, OW. 9020
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DILLON
LAND CO

lila Hillwood Ave. Falls Church. Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLER

oAN4O4A 1NAAV1bACN
OPEN SUM-, / TO5
Breezeway to gear garage and extra
large lot. Situated among beautiful
shade trees in Mantua subdivision,
thls lovely home has all the con.
Xeniences OF modern living. Large
Mind6W NY; 5m. ,,I, With n,vda firepl and picture
bedrms. with large. closets, large
elec. Kitchen with plenty Of cabinet
space, and nice breakfast alcove; 2
complete baths and floored attic:
111 I0nm basement sSd with fireplace maids h
cash REQUIRED. Brokers invited.
JACK BURGESS
Exclusive Agent. FA. $40. rs
FURNISHED-$5,75O
large, high-beamed Ceiling living
room with oak parquet floors and
fireplace; One block large lake and
main highway; so minutes D. c.
JOHN SHIREMAN
Manassas. Va. Phone 023-F-5
MINIATURE FARMS
re fences ceres anssaaDfd ike 'a5s sv pfass afs
fireplace. full dining room. large
equipped kitchen, utility room; guest
house; c. B. fruit house; chicken
house. All for $l4 900; good terms.
One acre and complete independence
for S4,350. Five-room white frame
cottage; elec.; room for bath; large
shade trees, fruit trees; rich garden
soil; buildings for COW, chickens and
pigs: good, deep well; school bus;
black-top road. Good terms.
Both places so minutes D. c., main
hiphWayS
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COLUMBIA PINES

rambler with 2-Carrara
glass bathrooms. All bedrms. are
twin sized. Liv. rm. with firepl.
din. rm., kit. porch, garage, bsmt.
with rec. rm.; outside barbecue pit.
ROuth Robbins Realty
2OO7 MT. VERNON AVE. XII. S-3IO6
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BOULEVARD SECTION

full bsmt: AS little as So 900 cash
will handle. 1mmed. poss. S23, 500.
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"SWEETHEARTS
ON PARADE I"

Yes, "2X2" We offer 2 really hand.
some brick ramblerS in picturesque
setting surrounded by large trees
Excel. neighborhood of more ex.
pensive homes and only 2 blks. tc
grade school. Corner home is Al
1T. long, has 27 #. liv.-din. comb.
with partial shadow box partition
separating the 2 rms; bedrms
l full tile bath, plus lavatory con.
veniently placed of kit. and laundry
rm.; full bsmt. with outside entr.
It's mate is superbly placed on 10000
So. #. lot Has beaut. picture win.
dow in liv.. rm., sep. din. rm. and
Beauty Craft kit. compl. with built
In breakfast nook, garbage disposal
and exhaust fan; 3 really spacious
bedrms., cool light yellow tile bath,
trimmed trim in black. Bsmt: is di;
one AZ it. long-ideal for the fam
lily rec. rm. Take your pick and
choose your own interior color
scheme. Each at $20,750. Call OW.
5000,
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REALTORS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
11S East Broad St, Falls Church, Va
IF 9-2092
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51O5 N. 26th ST.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB

A fine brick Colonial of 8
large rooms. Extra large living
room with fireplace, family din
ing room; de luxe kitchen. u
bath on 1st floor, screened
porch: full basement with, flre-
place and q bath: gas heat:
deep lot with fenced rear yard.
offered by original owner.
Priced S25.500.
To reach: Out N. Glebe rd.
to Goth ST.. then to 51O5 and
Open sign.
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LACEY FOREST
1106 NJ HARRISON ST,

Your opportunity to own q
fine brick home in beautiful
LACEY FOREST. Located near
st. AIMS Parochial School and
also public schools. There are
z large rooms. including
pine-paneled den OF living
room. extra large dining
room and equip. kitchen. play
room and u bath in full base
ment: built-in garage; flowers,
shrubs and native dogwood
trees. Navy officers transfer
makes this home available:
S22, 500 with 5000 down, bal
ance easy terms. To reach: Out
Washington blvd. or Wilson
blvd. to N. Harrison St, then
70 LOS and OpEM SIGN
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Country Club Hills

A good house in good condition on q
good lot in q good location. at
3406 N. Abingdon st.; $42,500.
Open. 1890. OW. 1884, -2S