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Evening star., 1952-02-06
Maryland Teachers
Concentrate on Senate
To Upset Pay Veto
By J. 1. MiehoeI
S4oY StoFf coyrasnondan1

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. g.
Maryland school teachers, fighting
for a $300-a-year pay raise, turnes
their attention today to Stat
Senators who may cast decisive
votes on a bill vetoed by Gov
McKeldin.
Spokesman for the teachers anl
Informed Republicans predicted
that the House of Delegates vii
override the veto. but they wer,
reluctant to forecast action in tn,
Senate, where party lines are ex
pected to be sharply drawn.
The few willing to express al
opinion believe the veto will b.
sustained in the Senate by a clos
margin.
The General Assembly, conven
ing today in Annapolis, will settll
the controversial issue under {
new constitutional amendment
providing for review of all meas.
ures disapproved by the Governor
last year.
$3.5 Million Cost.
Gov. McKeldin vetoed tn,
across-the-board pay bill on thu
premise that the States subdivi.
sions should shoulder the pro.
posed raises, which would cost
$3.5 million.
Thus. a three-way battle has
developed, with the administra.
ton and corporations opposing a
drive by the powerful school,
lobby.
The Is Democratic and II Re-
publican Senators are scheduled
Ito debate the question, along with
delegates, in party caucuses, after
the Legislature convenes at 2 pm
today. At that time. Republicans
expect to learn how much pres
sure will be exerted by the Gov.
|ernor. whose political prestige 4
at stake.
Some See Veto as Error.
Some lawmakers Of both par
ties believe the Governors disap-
|proval of the pay bill was a major
political error. Clinging tightly
to this view are legislators who
plan to run for congressional
posts. They must decide whether
to leave the party line, If Re-
|publicanS, and raise corporation
taxes, or vote with the admins
tration and face disgruntled
teachers and parents during their
campaigns.
Also on the political spot are
legislators from industrial areas,
such as Baltimore City, Baltimore
County and central and western
sections Of the State.
A three-fifths majority of the
123-member House and 29-mem-
Der Senate Is required to override
a veto.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Fairfax Names
DR.. Kennedy as
Health Officer
Native of ireland
Held Posts Abroad
And in Cunudo

A native Of Ireland with an out
standing public health service rec
|ord in England, Germany and
Canada. today was selected as
Fairfax County's new health Of
f1cer.
He is DR.. Harold Kennedy, who
since July, 1850, has been health
officer of Martinsville. Va. Or
f1cials at the Virginia State Health
Department said DR.. Kennedy had
their highest recommendation
for the Fairfax County appoint
lment.
His name was supplied to the
county by the State and the ap-
Epointment was to be confirmed by
the Board of Supervisors today.
r. M. Loughborough, acting
county executive, said DR.. Ken
Inedy would take Office February
I18. He succeeds DR.. Fred Heath,
who has been appointed assistant
health director in the District.
Born SO years ago in Belfast
Ireland. DR.. Kennedy received
his medical degree and a master
Of arts degree in public health
from Queens University in his
native city.
DR.. Kennedy was with the Brit
ish army from March, 1941, to
March, 1916. During the Nor
mandy invasion, he was in charge
of the land-sea evacuation Of
wounded British and Canadian
troops, for which he received the
Order of the British Empire
Award.
When hostilities ended, DR.
Kennedy was placed in charge OF
famine control and civilian relief
of the Dutch population at Rotter-
dam. The Dutch government In
gratitude for his services named
him a Knight of the Order OF
Orange, Nassau.
DR.. Kennedy later became a
medical officer for the United Ma
tions Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration, and was named
UNRRA's deputy director OF
health in Germany.
From October, 1949, to May.
1850. he was an acting provincial
director Of health for Saskatche-
wan, Canada.
He came to this country to be-
come an American citizen, the
State Health Department said.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Rockville Dutes Set
For Income Tex Aid

Deputy collectors of interna
revenue will be in the Rockville
hrehouse late this month and early
next month to help persons pre-
pare their Federal income tax re.
turns. The dates are:
February q, % and % and
March 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 10, II, II, 13
IA and II.
The deputy collectors will be
there from $3.50 am. to S pm. on
each of the days.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
By the Asseeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. CT Chesa-
|peake Bay ferry workers aren't
promised more dismissal pay,
they'll quit before the ferries do.
says one of their spokeSmen.
Edward L. Vogelman, head of
an 11-member workers commit
tee, has three bills for the Legis-
lature which he says will prevent
a mass evacuation" Of ferry
people whose jobs will end when
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge is
finished next summer.
Mr.. Vogelman said a dismissal
pay plan approved by the 1851
Legislature is inadequate.
The bills to be offered during
the session n~opening today would
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I187 which meets in the Fairfax
Methodist Church.
He thinks there's nothing quite
like a tenderfoot-loweSt Scouting
|rank-traveling in company with
Eagle Scouts, the highest, during
Boy Scout Week. :
II have my heart set on being
an Eagle Scout some day, and ]
plan to keep right up with them" ?"
he said with confidence.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

AS the 19 millionth Scout, Rich
ard will strike the historic Liberty
Bell, the signal for all over Amer
lea to ring church bells for the
start of their new three-year pro-
gram. Forward on Liberty's Team.
Richard is a typical Boy Scout.
Like most, he looked forward
practically all my life to becom-
ing one" he said. On January
2l he became a member of Troop
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Foirfox Supper Set

The Woodlawn Elementary
School Parent Teacher AsSocia-
ton viii sponsor q Embarrassing
spaghetti supper from S to 1880
ip.m. February Il at the school, on
Route ! In Fairfax County.
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AIexundriu Ball Set

The Alexandria Ward Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints viii sponsor a semi
formal dance, its annual Gold
and Green Ball." at $3.50 p. m.
Friday In the George Mason Hotel.
IAleYandria.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Fletcher Enters COP.
Race for House From
'5th Maryland District

State Senator Fletcher of Prince
Georges has formally entered the
topsy-turvy race for. the Repub-
lican nomination to Congress from
Maryland's 5th District.
Mr.. Fletcher's entry into the dis
1trict fight came shortly after q
major development on the Demo.
cratic side - the announcement
from George P. Mahoney, Demo
cratic national committeeman
that he would oppose Representa-.
tive Sasscer for the nomination tt
the Senate in the May 5 primary.
The Republican Senate race
sharpened meanwhile. with an
nouncement from the two major
candidates - Representative Beal
of the 9Th District and H. Grady
Gore of Potomac-that they have
opened campaign headquarters in
Baltimore and are launching full
scale campaigns.
Mr.. Fletcher filed his candidacy
last night after 5th district Re-
publican leaders met in Annapo-
lis and failed to agree On any
single candidate. They decided to
let the aspirants, who now num-
ber about a dozen, grapple for
the nomination on a catch-as-
|catch-can basis.
Blasts Truman, Tydings.
Another new candidate steamed
into the primary battle firing
broadsides at "Whitewash Tyd-
Iings" and the Truman admins
tration. He is William Henry
Evans, jr., 27-year-old ex-naval
lieutenant Of Edgewater. Md, who
was discharged last year for writ
ing a public letter criticizing the
conduct Of the Korean war.
Other candidates besides Mr..
Fletcher who addressed the
G. o. P. netting were Joe H.
Mulieri, Of Annapolis; Frank
Small, jr., and John w. Staggers,
|of Prince Georges County; and
State Motor vehicle Commis-
sioner Thomas B. r. Mudd, who
spoke for State Senator James
B. Monroe of Charles County.
Committee IndOrSes Mudd.
Senator Monore had not an
|nounced his cadidacy, but MIR.
Mudd attended to that detail when
he said the Charles County Com
mittee has informally indorsed
him. Privately, Mr.. Mudd also
claims st. Mary's County and the
small section Of Baltimore City
still in the 5th district. Neither
was represented last night.
Christian Neumann placed Anne
Arundel County on record for Mr..
Mulieri and Charles G. Miller
listed Howard County as un-
decided.
Calvert County reported its
committee pledged to Mr.. Small,
who received verbal support last
might from Sheriff Carlton G..
Beall. Of Prince Georges.
Besides those who spoke. three
other Republicans have filed for
the seat now held by Mr.. Sasscer
and several others are considered
as possibilities.
Three Others Have Filed.
The three others who have fled
are Robert E. Ennis Of Capitol
Heights, Gordon Louk of Ardmore
and Lawrence j. Burns Of College
Park.
Mr.. Mahoney's entrance into
the Democratic Senate race caused
neither surprise nor alarm in the
Sasscer camp.
"I am not in the slightest degree
disturbed by the candidacy" said
Mr.. SasScer.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
PIons offieioI to speok

Chairman Robert M. Watkins
land members of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission will address the
Prince Georges County Civic Fed
|eration atN8 pm. tomorrow In the
County Service building. Hyatts-
vile.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
oukton to See Play

A one-act play on child guild
|ance problems, to be followed by
Ia panel discussion, Is scheduled
for the meeting Of the Oakton
School and Civic League at 8
O'Clock tonight In the school.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

bridge would be located.
Inspection Funds Asked.
During consideration of other
legislation, the Hunt subcommit-
tee heard testimony from DR.. w,
T. Birthright, president of the
Board of Dental Examiners, that
more funds are needed for periodic
inspection of dentists offices, rwo
of which have been reported in
unhealthy and insanitary con-
|dition."
Branding such a situation as
deplorable, he told the Subcom-
mittee, II could take you to some
places that would make your hair
turn"
Indorsed by Others.
DIR. Millard r. Dean Of the
Robert T. Freeman Dental Society
an organization Of colorec
dentists, and DR.. william Collins
indorsed the proposed examina-
tion Of dentists Offices.
But DR.. Dean charged his So
ciety was ignored in preparation
of the legislation and asked the
subcommittee to deny the pro-
posed increase In the annual reg
Iistration fees for dentists and
dental hygienists.
The Hunt unit also heard testi-
lmony approving other bills that
would authorize the District Com
lmissionerS to give police authority
to Federal agency guards. when
requested, and to increase the fee
for fe-exalnination of applicants
les certified public accountants
from $40 to $40.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
HOUSES For sAL-YA.
WHY NOT?

No better Gift for the family than
9 home you will all enjoy. SELECT
AND BUY NOW.
$26,950
Four bedrooms. 9 baths. full base
ment: h-acre lot. Brilyn Park.
$21,s5o
Five bedrooms, yes and they are all
large. baths. Pine-paneled kitch-
en-. Living room with fireplace: full
basement. oh, yes. there's q study,
too. Large lot: suburban. Your terms.
$21,250
Living room. dining room, kitchen,
bedroom and. bath down. 2 bed
rooms and bath Up. Full base
ment; Corner lot. N. Arlington.
Excellent financing.
$20,500
Three bedrooms. 2 baths, basement
rec. room. Worlds of storage.
$18,95O
Three bedrooms. study, Q baths, elec-
trio kitchen, separate dining room
living room with fireplace. full
basement with recreation room
Large lot. Fairfax Co. Terms. yours.
$13,950
Three-bedroom frame rambler: large
living and dining area; pull down
storage In attic; beautiful shaded
lot, Oil heat. Suburban. $1,000
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 SO. FIT. on 2 floors: $3.50, with
parking. Near 18th and Rhode
Island ave. right downtown. Excel.
f9r storage, Gs;o ROBERT BoU-
10000 so. FIT. OF WAREHOUSE
space; brick fireproof bldg: conv.
s:w:. WaShington; SOC per 50. It.
Call Mr.. Cassatt. ia. 5-6234 or
JA S-531O
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COLORED-ARLNGToN. Halls Hil
area. Lot 50x1O0, all utils.; 81 esd
cash, OWNER, ia. $1,000; ewes.
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BUSINESS pRop.-sALE tcon.. ,

UPPER GEORGIA AVE. Corner
brick bldg: splendid location; good
income for investor. RA. 6-220O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
XMAS SPECIAL,!

sSSsSSSs~ N$4 ASNSsA49A2s
CHOICE OF 5 BARGAINS.
SPEND XMAS IN YOUR OWN HOME!
$3.50, $1,000 DIN.
L. Vacant. Close-in Arl. Lovely
1Hl 1ansalSS alsSa4 for q Just redsc' CAN
$13,500, ST, 900 Dn.
2. Sensational new 3-bedrm. ram
bier. Assume GI loan. Low monthly
payments. Call IA. 7-3024.
$12,750, $4,000 DIN.
8. 2-bedrm. rambler, full size din.
rm. Owner desperately needs larger
home. Make offer. Call IA. T-3024.
$15,500, $2,500 DIN.
4. A real opportunity for you to buy
q truly nice 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt. in close-in Arl. Call
'N' $17, f7 $500, $4,000 DIN.
8. Arlington Forest. (Old Faithful
3-bedrm. brick Colonial with full
bsmt. Hard to. beat. Call ia.
7-5o4.
Your monthly payments will be less
than rent on any of these homes.
Call JA. 7-3O24. Make us prove 1t!
F. E. MALCOLM
ia. 7-so24
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4 BEDROOMS
5000 DOWN

$50 PER MONTH
INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE
Lovely det. frame home in Hyatts-
vile. has side-hall entr.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. kit; End Il. has :,
bath; lge. storage attic. full bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h. Call Mr.. Galloway.
LO. 4-063S. R. A HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. sos N. Capitol ST.. MA.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
RIVERDAIE

&-bedrm. brick. large living rm. with
fireplace, large screened back porch.
ga baths. large lot Price. $1,000.
Substantial down payment.
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
REALTORS
AP. Till. Evenings, AP. 7-05S2
Evening star., 1952-12-11
WEST LANHAM HILLS
REDROOMS-S12Q Q5n

onlg raSe 81 dp POO down a RSm5 KNoRv seRa
PINE KITCHEN, tile bath, det.
frame. real buy: near West Lam
ham Fire Dept. of Defense hwy.
7. N. LERNER g. CO., TU. 2-1136.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FIFTY ROOMS and II baths, for
dences The adsSnas eorner SoSse DGisk FsSii snd
communicating adjoining house lust
completely reconditioned. now ready
Tor inaugural and spring business.
monsh9 To houses rented d9 to
CO. ISIS n St. NV. D1. NSH 7Ns6ss;
ewes. and week end. EN-. 3-4414.
1928 I ST. NV lse. rms, excel
ior 1st commercial store. dr.'s of. :,
Iso M R RERSs4G1N RGssaR e Z do iesDfcI Ills sal K
st. NV, ME. S-5400.
514 9TH ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd
frs. app. 1000 so. it.. completely
Apply LEO Nh N. BERNsTES ERNST ISAs; l. tso., e.,
o14lb e st. NV. NE. 8-5400.
BOG 11TH ST. N.W.-Grg. in rear;
app 19x2S, stores. excel. for work
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & Co., 1415 K
st. NV. ME. S-540O.
2O18 9Th ST. N.E.-App. 500 50. It.,
on 2nd flr.. 2nd commercial; loading
rent. Apply LEO N. ME- BEsNsTfEIN sissfi hsas: &
Nffo Co. T9,M5aik ad,5 Z GdRGfE. ST ~. NE o5a $500 .:
organization use: entire bldg. con- n
tanning more than 5000 50. IT.:
rent. LINKINS CO., DI. 7-S6SS:
week ends and eyes,. EN-. 3-4414.
WILSON BLVD. mr.. Clarendon, on
Route to Hecht's. Lge. corner lot,
clear and level; ideal for used-car
display. Call JE. 4-12S2. Ill
CORNER STORE-6th and H SITS.
$3.50 mo. FRED A. SMITH CO.,
GEORGETOWN-S-rm. furn. apt.
with possibility of ONCE: 500.
j. c. CHATEL, DE. 2-ll37. -12
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HOUSES BY HUGHES

$40. 10.250-Charming little white cot
tage on quiet side street, extra
large bedrms., magazine display
Kitchen. full bsmt., gas heat; $4,000
down, S55 per mo.
S12,6o0-All-brick bungalow. Just 4
yrs. old. Immaculate throughout.
Ceramic tile bath. full basement. ex-
pansible attic, storm doors and win
dows. GE ironer. power lawn mower,
elec. wrinser-washer. Tena-Roter.
Many other extras.
8I4 5O0-6-rm. Colonial. just OF New
HAmp. ave. close to new Catholic
church and schools. Amazingly large
rms. and closets. Delightful Kitchen;
house almost new; vacant: $4,000
down.
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BOATS

TR0LLMG FOB ROCK. trout, bluss:
aSSsss. FOR reservations =; sall 'cAPT.
KING. WA. 7-4192,
BUYING OR sELLING-consult us
frst. LARGEST yacht brokers in the
fNdT6N MARfkA. $500 Ms Maine MASa. ave.
ssw. RE. 7-4797.
BOAT. 10 it.; good condition; 500.
Ii. 6-9221 after 8 pm. I'll
WANTED. CABIN CRUISER. 80 It. or
more; will consider hull without en-
gine; must be priced right. Call
10. 3-5623 after 8. -l2
FOR SALE-Rebuilt marine engines.
One 95-h.p. Chris-Craft, $500: one
pr. 6-51 Grays. $325 each: one 25-
h.p.: 4 cyl. Universal, S175: all in
HARTGEs BOAT works IT, md
st.. Eastport, Nd. Annapolis $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
cox & co.
RE. 7-163S, JU. 5-O775, UN. 4-1526.
FREE APPRAISAL
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$l2O. 600: excellent oppor. Csu Mr..
5ilSNno sf@o care Of STORY & co. ME.
TWO NEW 1e-UNIT BLDGs.. will
sell l or both; tenants pay all utils.;
excel. Sc; loc.; So. 900 per bldg.
M M: s4oSss soSsss5 .Tss. Dss4FSss Eo. ags3s' Rgss32ss'
CORNER good NV. location, colored
tenants, Z apts.. 2 rms. kit. and
bath 6;, % each Ds separats. s.s gas 81 and eles;'
Price S32 300. Terms. WIN. J.
DAVIS, 500 H st. NV. Ma. 8-3556.
ARLINGTON 80 units in modern
building; under 8 times rental;
SESfGRsos fESS2e Ss'h REALTY Sll h'nss g. deal a.
5-6540 or KI. $3.50.
saIe ak by .SEen Gwner Vacant Priced be
Excel; sc: rental area. MR.: SELLS.
ATTN. Sr RocMfiSG MfysS RousI R6 silaSf OPERA.
TORS - 3-story row brick. compl.
furn;; 2 baths. 10 rms. plus bsrnt.
quarters. 1900 block Park I'd: nv.
SELLS. ST. 3-514i; ewes. RA. g.
B-UNiT APT. HOUSE, good NV. ssc-
Il. GGn; e-$$sSS. 1888 cash. easy terms Call
Mr.. Goth AND M sTs. N.E.-4-unit
apt, about IL years old: annual
rent. 1924: owner pays utilities
oil h.:w.h.; interior In excel. cond. ;
LIST trust commitment, S12,b00;
listed at S21.500. No brokers. HU.
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81 0OO CASH


VIII buy 6-rm. brick det.. located on
ige. lot. House arranged with lge.
lir and din. rm. comb, l bedrm.
full bath. modern kit on 1st f.;
lge. bedrms. and u bath on End e. ;
full bsrnt., outside entrance. Assume
present trusts. payable $50 mo.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
9412 MINI. Ave. Sc LU. 4-0040
Ewes. LU. 1-11T6 -l2
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTlYE MISC,

MOTOR SCOOTER, 1850 Cushman:
IN good cond.. 80 inspection: Sl25.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
Offers 3-bedrm., all-brick rambler;
full, bright, daylight bsmt.; very
secluded rear yd,; all fenced in;
lge. ist trust. Come to 4763 LEE
HWY. OFF GLEBE RD., or call ia.
10000, for appointment to inspect.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
Offers home in popular Arna Valley.
Five good rms, full bsmt. with out,
side entr.. clean gas heat. Wonderful
Price, $3.50; asking $4,000 down.
Come to 4763 LEE HWY. OFF
GLEBE RD.. or call JA. 10000. 8
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
offers practically new, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Lovely liv. rm.. W firepl.
area Price only Sl4,950 and assume
$1,000. 4ee CT loan. Come to 4163
LEE HWY. OFF GLEBE RID. or call
ia. 10000 for appt. to inspect.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
GnsFs neT Sedrm rse nais rsmber II ssp Sp $
built-in breakfast nook in kit, full
entr. Price only S1S,95O; approx.
$4,000 down. Christmas possession.
Offers home in Mclean. Sep. liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. 2 nice bedrms.
and nursery or den. full bath. oil
h.-wh. Assume lge. $4,000 lst
trust. $2,950 down. Price. S14,500.
Come to 4763 LEE HWY. OFF
GLEBE RD:. or call IA: 10000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
Offers a big 6-rm.. 2 full bath Colo
nial downstairs bedrm. and BATH.
Vacant and ready for Christmas oc-
cupancy. Big porch. built-iu garage.
Ali rms. large. $4,000 cash. bal. in
one trust. Come to 4763 LEE HWY. :,
OFF GLEBE RD;; Or call "a. T:aO90.
Ofers is-acre lot with a house you'll
be proud to call home. Downstairs
bedrm. and y bath, lv. rm. w/fire-
place. sep. din. rm., kit. with sep.
breakfast rm.; 2 twin bedrms. UP
and full bath; beautiful recr. rm., oil
h:-w:h.. built-in garage. Priced at
SlS,250 on terms. Come to 4763
LEE HWY. OFF GLEBE RID, or
call ia. 10000. IL
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Open / Till Dark
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
Groom frame; oil h.-w.h: Sl1.500;
trust, $500: cash. $4,000: includes
furniture. Call after 5 pm. AP.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FIFTY ROOMS and IL baths. for
Grating, contained in 4 adjoining
brick residences, on prominent down.
town corner. The corner house
and one adjoining, now vacant ana
in perfect condition, ready for
business. Remaining two have
monthly tenants. Get set for the
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. DI.
7-S6sS; ewes. and week ends. EN-.
3-441A -l2
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METZEROTT RID.

METZEROTT RID.
CLOSE TO U. OF MD.
Custom-built 5-rm. stone rambler
with carport: gas a.-c. heat; lot
T6x465. Our best buy. First time
offered; S13. 500, terms. Shown by
appt. only.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
Eemlock 4-350O. Ewes, HA. 2-7919
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
81. 900 SO. Fl. of heavy industrial
ground; rent, $375 per mo-. pvt.
TT, brick once and Ice truck
scale: loc. New York and Montana
aves. ne, MA. S-5S85.
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WRECKING 40 La Sale, 40 Buick.
Al Mercury cony, Al Plymouth
80 Stude. Starlite cpe. for sale, as
Is. WA. 1875. am. to 6 pm.
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcont.)

STRATFORD JR. h. 8. AREA-New
lot. 62x1 IS; full. daylight bsmt.;
flrepl., picture window: Near, shop
ping, conv. to buses: S19,950. with
f,5Np 1890 q Gown: FRANK J. McFAR-
NV W. osJ Eos5skpSM. s 4. !uxs rambler,
possession. TINKLE PROPERTIES.
Builders ia. 1926. JA. 2-23sl.
BY oWNER-Colonial home in Glen
Sapeled ea5in rss sedTms' baths .gdnss 9dns
and refgrs.; fioored attic. with win
dows; storm doors and windows.
Mr.. churches schools and bus. I'm
med poss. Under $4,000. ia. s.
NEW sn 800 bedrms. with I'm
Lge; iv; rm:. din. area, beaut.
trees in front yard, one blk. TO
elementary school terms. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, IA. 2-23s1, ia.
s1s,soo. cLosE-IN FALLS CHURCH
Ssmt. ., storm rp windows ic nnareo ana doors aas
lovely fenced rear yd.; terms. TIN
KLE PROPERTIES. ia. 2-23S1,
LaNpEExSD-lANp a; 1-IslSi 4-yr.:old Mis
I00x2s0-ft.. lot; studio-liy. rm. has
there is a detached 2-car garage.
Al this for only Si4,720 with
CO. c"OJ JA' 0OS6 $1,000. ANAAD N A14
DUTCH TREAT in this attractive
brick Dutch Colonial on lge. l80-
it. lot. Only . yrs. old and in the
pink of condition. 1t has big liv
Irm., separate din; rnl., full bsmt.,
= dble. bedrms., lge. rear screened
nonth norGh at on1S TsS With tns ow
cash payment COLONIAL REALTY
c0GPiCT VAi .-BEDRM. sEEETM HOME. in neon COW.
Arl. location: small down payment.
svee- srlLE5 :jE KEAL a.1sGS GSTATE' d. 2sSs; ~
s.. 1000 Down. $50 MO-; assume G1;
Falls Church rambler. AAA REALTY,
JE: G-8S14. JE. 3-S7O2. If
!: :BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLERj close
in Lyon, Park. l W. old, only l
lepsee sf &c bus la5ss ylnn dinGs rn nm wig
kit, full basement with fireplace,
NOE NOE % In. TfNKLE hi s'@PE; PRoPERfE1Es. sEfSE
LocATID &c lfISSf IN 9f North 81 SaS1 SaaSs1LrNGToN-I
3-bedrm. rambler; newly-built under
GI loan. 81 800 down and assume
payment. Call MIR. MARTIN, ia.
2-341I. -12
sUPERB BsMT.-S2. 500 cash will
handle this 4-bedrm., prewar brick
home in nearby Arl. Call ACME.
FiEkDs16NEs "a: srdShs aApBRKt a & laSso' RAMBLER
under tall oaks. Fireplace. formal
dining rm., screened porch, bsmt.,
fenced corner lot. A terrific buy at
SIG, 500. Drive by and see for your
self 3209 N. Westmoreiand st. Call
to inspect. CROWN REALTY. JE.
4-3900. -13
lot. 3 bedrms., ultramod. kit. has
disposal, dishwasher, Bendix and
breakfast bar: separate dining area;
fireplace; full English bsmt. Sen
Sational buy at S16,950, only
$1,000 down. CROWN REALTY,
JE. $4,000. Ia
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
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SECOND TRUST, So. 200, $3.50 mo.
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