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Evening star., 1952-07-23
Republicans Preach
Peace but Seek War,
Senator Benton SAYS
BY The Associated Press

CHICAGO, July %. Senator
William Benton went before the
Democratic convention last night
to assail the Republicans 1852
platform as a "mumbo jumbo of
empty words" preaching peace but
seeking war.
"I do not deny" said the Con-
necticut lawmaker, that we DEM
ocrats have made mistakes, plenty
of them. I even concede that we
are going - unhappily - to make
plenty more.
But the overall record Of the
Democratic Party in the last 90
years is a record of courage
and action. of faith and achieve
ment."
Senator Benton addressed the
delegates on reShuff1ed program
which left little but speechmaking.
In a last-minute effort to avert
controversy, scheduled reports
from the Rules and Credentials
Committees were postponed until
today.
Rayburn Address Delayed.
The principal address, that of
House Speaker Sam Rayburn, was
also deferred. Until the rules re-
port is turned in, Mr.. Rayburn
can not take over as permanent
chairman and make his speech of
acceptance. That is now sched-
uled for tonight.
Senator Benton introduced. and
had passed, a resolution thanking
Gov. Paul A. Dever of Massachu-
setss for his rallying keynote ad-
dress Monday night.
He said Gov. Dever showed the
G. o, P. platform, adopted two
weeks ago, was "a mumbo Jumbo
OF empty words political ap-
peasement cynical and with
out principle"
SNNAA AZ PAOpOSCu, III eject.
Let us have peace by extending
the war"
Senator ASsaiIs Brides,
On corruption in government
a prime target Of G. o. P. attacks
Senator Benton said businessmen
who give bribes are as guilty as
people who accept them. pres
SureS to debase the tax laws on be-
half OF the oil and other lobbies"|
constitute corruption too, he said
Senator Benton didn't muff a
chance to take a verbal poke at
Senator Joe Mccarthy. The
crowd booed when Senator Nc
Carthy'S name was mentioned.
Representative ThaddauS Ma
chrowicz of Michigan the final
speaker on last nights program
said that when Dwight D. Eisen-
hover was President of Columbia
University he accepted a grant of
100000 from Communists.
This might be good case to
refer to that master investigator.
Joe Mccarthy" Mr.. Machrowicz
said.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
8 Killed as B-29 Croshes

TOPEKA, Kans., July % (P.-
An Air Force B-29 crashed in
flames shortly after taking of yes
terday, killing all eight crewmen.
The four-engined craft plunged on
a farm about 10 miles southeast
of Topeka. 1t had taken off from
the Forces Air Force Base on a
routine flight.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
WEST MEDFORD

Church Halloween Party for
all youngsters will be held FRI
day, Oct. 81, at Pm. Chosen will
be King & Queen for Halloween,
and the child with the best cos
TUNE. Those wishing to donate
food and the favors for the party
may contact Mr.; Walter Isaacs,
Mr.. Henry Brooks or any church
teacher. Meanwhile a happy
Halloween at Shiloh is prom
ised all.
- Layman Sunday
Shiloh observed another one Of
its star series of Layman Sun
days last week, truly one of the
best. To begin with, Pastor
Phillips sat in with the Choir and
was a very good soloist in the
"P odigal Son" presentation.
With the Shiloh Mems Club TAX
ing full charge, the prayer and
responsive reading and Scripture
lessons was led by Deacons
Whitfield Coleman and Paul
Byrd, and by Brothers Thomas
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CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A. N. 3. CHURCR

ST. PAUL "A. M. E.. CHURCH
ReU. B. A. GGIlolDay. D. D. Pastor
Last Sunday morning Rev.
Wilfred L. Griffith was in charge
of the service while the Pastor
enjoyed well-earned rest. Rev.
Griffith was assisted by Evangel-
list Murray, who made the open
ing invocation. Before introduce
ing the speaker, Rev. Griffith
memorialized the deceased Or
ganist, Edna Willoughby, who
has been dead one year. Director
Organist O'Banyoun made brief
eulogy of the deceased, who was
a lifelong friend and school,
mate, after which the Senior
Choir sang one of her special
favorites, BLESSED Are the Pure
in Heart; then Rev. Griffith fin
ished by remarks consecrating
flowers donated by her Senior
Choir, while the organ played
"Finlandia', and pointing out her
faithfulness.
Evangelist Lille B. Williams
was then presented for the mes
sage, and she chose to speak on
the relative power Of the sun
and the moon, making COMPARE
sons with the activities of Chris
tians, and delivering an interest
ing and instructive message. Both
choirs contributed numbers &C
ceptably. Preparations for Wom-
ems Day are all but completed,
and a great time is expected all
day next Sunday when all men
even the Pastor and Organist,
will be permitted to be present
as spectators only. Dinner and
lunch will be available for all
so that no one will have to go
home to cook and eat. Turkey
dinner, at SO cents. Evangelist
Gertrude Walters, from Flush-
ing, N. Y, will preach morning
and night; music will be directed
by Evangelist Williams and
Sarah Collins, an expected Choir
us of so voices, with Eunice Am
bush at the organ. Great do
ings-come and see.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
RR0CKT0N

MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Kenneth A. BoiDen, Pastor
Sunday morning the Pastor
moved our hearts as he preached
the text from l Cor. l:3, Grace be
unto you and Peace from God our
Father There was full congre-
cation present. The choir sang
two very fine selections. Par
tieipating in the worship was
Rev. McKenney of Everett, Mass.
There were several visitors in the
congregation. Plans for the mort
gage are complete, the date is
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8. This
will be a great day in the history
of the church. The preacher next
Sunday will be the Rev. Jack
Clark, pastor of the Zion Bap-
fist Church in Everett. The Dea-
cons met in their monthly meet
ing last Tuesday evening.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
WOBURN
81. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

L. OOIIN - Oar 4 10 III - 49,
Req. Percy Carter, Pastor
The Sunday School is show
ing a growth in membership.
From six it has increased to 10.
The B.Y.P.U. meets regularly
every Sunday at $50 PM.
The Rose Tea Club sponsored
a gala party Saturday, Oct. IL.
Dancing, games and other amuse-
ments kept the crowd merry from
beginning to end.
Boy Scout Week is Nov 8 to
Nov IL, Troop l will participate
in the observance.
The Bowling League will meet
Wednesdays at the Y. In football
Woburn this year seems to be
the underdog. Butch McLaugh-
in was the star of last years
team.
If anybody has cat, male cat,
send it to Barbara Daisred, Car
ter ST., Woburn, who has just
lost the cat which she had for
several years.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl W. La,DSon. Pastor
The pastor spoke on ''Kept from
the Evi" in the morning service
which was well attended. Music
was by the Senior Choir, soloist,
Mrs. Bertha Bailey. Visitors: Pfc.
Otis M. Milliner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Clark, and Mr.. Samuel
Watson, Union Baptist Church,
Cambridge; also present was Rep.
Herbert Jackson.-Baby Michael
Otus Watson, born May 20, 1852,
was christened with godparents
Marian Gaines, and Otus Milin-
er; Parents Elizabeth Watson
(former Elizabeth MARTINI and
Samuel Watson. = The church
heard from the following in SER
vice: Sgt. Chas. Alvin Richard
son, Korea; Dorothy Andrews
st. Antonio, Teras; Cpl. Lewis
Sneed, West coast. ~ Sick: Glenn
ent Ridley and Mrs. Lillian God
frey. Home from the hospita:
Mrs, Urena Williamson, Mrs. Es-
telle Smith, and Mrs. Nettie
Stalworth, home doing pretty
gold. Mrs. Freida Harris recov-
ering from virus pneumonia;
Mr.. Wallace Owens, Whidden
Memorial Hospital, operation.
Mrs. Barbara Taylor, baby boy
at Maiden Hospital, Saturday. -
Mrs. Urena Williamson, recently
hospitalized, undergoing opera
ton at Maiden Hospital, has re-
ceived many get-well cards. She
wishes to express to all her hum
BILE thanks and warm apprecia-
tion.-Members from our church
were present along with the pas
tor paying their last respects to
Alice Williams who passed this
life last Tuesday evening.-Pas-
tor and Rev. James L. Jackson
officiated at the wedding of Bar
bara Stowe to John Jones, Sum
day afternoon at the brides
home. Mrs. Eva Gaddie left en-
route this past week to Aber-
deem, No. Carolina. - The pas
tor spoke twice this past week
in revival services at Bethel
Baptist Church, Rev. Jeltz, pas
tor. = The Vesper Club is Civ
ing Harvest Supper at the Par
ish House, Oct. 80, Use; Mrs. Lii
liam Mason, President. The
Five-fold Club will hold their
annual food sale at F. N. JOS
lin Co., Maiden, Friday, Oct.
oath, at $50 Am, until all sold
out. Mr.. Ralph Hensey, presi-
dent. - The Mystic Baptist Al
umni will have as its speaker
Walter Darlington, one of our
members, and soloist Miss Mar
iIyn Darlington, at the Zion Bsp-
fist Church, Everett, Sunday,
November 9Th, at $3.50 Pm. -
In the evening the pastor spoke
on "Pauls Humility, in Ephes-
ians. = Next week the pastor
will speak in the morning on,
''There was No Pope in Peter,
in the evening, Private Devo-
tons, in Ephesians.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
Worcester
JOHN STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH

Req. H. Benton Harris, Minister
The Junior Usher Banquet in
Dexter Hall on Friday night was
a gala affair. The hall was lxed
a gala affair. The hall was filled
to capacity with the members
and friends of John Street and
the fine friends of Boston who
came and brought greetings on
the occasion Of the second ami
versary banquet of the Junior
Ushers. About so persons were
present. Mr.. William Burrell
gave a very inspiring address
while George Rose of Ebenezer
Baptist Church acted as chair
man. Solos were rendered by
Mr.. Richard Price and Miss Alice
Taylor. Remarks were given by
Mr.. Ralph Epps; Mr.. McBrayer;
Mrs. Deane of Concord, Super
visor; Mrs. Lille B. Williams,
New England Supervisor. A purse
was presented to Mrs. Laura
Leak, energetic supervisor of the
John st. group and also to Rev.
Harris on the occasion of his
birthday. A turkey banquet with
all the fixings was thoroughly en-
joyed by the group present. Rep
resentatives from the Concord
Baptist Church, Ebenezer and the
Union Methodist Church, besides
high ranking officials of the state
and New England, including Mr..
Hall of Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Words Of congratulation were ex-
tended to Mrs. Laura Leake for
the Inc work she had done NTH
the Juniors Of John st. One of
their projects has been the pay
ing for a piano in Dexting Hall
during the year. = The Festival
of Faith, October 1851: The
Greater Worcester Area Council
of Churches is sponsoring a COM
prehensive program Of church
services, Bible classes, and musi-
cal presentations in the audi
torium and in Wesley Methodist
Church. Outstanding speakers
and leaders will take part. The
Festival is designed to appeal to
all interested in renewing and
strengthening the spiritual life
Of this community, regardless of
denomination or church afilia-
ton. See posters and newspapers
for complete information, and
let's do our part by attending
one or more Of these services
next week.
Rev. Paul A. Fullilofe preached
for us Sunday evening. He is
minister of Third Baptist Church,
Springfield, and is also Chairman
of Finance and Promotion for the
United Baptist Convention of
Mass. and R. l. He was accom-
panied here by several soloists
and organist Mr.. Saxon.
The annual Tea sponsored by
Ladies' Aid Society will be held |
from to 8 o'clock. The |
l50th anniversary Of the Mass.
Baptist Convention will be OBJ
by a series of services
Oct. %, % and 80 in Maiden Bap-
fist Church. - A word of ap-
preciative thanks goes to all who
did much to bolster the spirits
Of Mrs. John Mcintyre while she
was sick, by remembrances, Wis
its, and other kindnesses. - It's
Mems Day here next Sunday.
There'l be a mems choir for the
service; at noon dinner
served for CSC. In the afternoon
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson, our for
mer minister, will preach and a
program by the mems
chorus of Union Baptist Church,
Cambridge. All men are asked
10 give at least one dollar.
Evening star., 1952-12-08

NEW HOME. newly furn.: twin beds
In bedrm.!: "a block from busline;
5;rm., brick semidet.; auto heat.
Ideal for group of 4 or small fam,
Rent Open. OWNER. Elk. 3-21OS
between 9-5 pm 10
MACARTHUR BLvD.-Large Det. f.
bedrm. corner house: yard: garage;
Iurn.; S15O mo. KE. 7-0063. -S
Evening star., 1952-12-08
COLONIAL SPECIAL

lovely 2-bedrm. home, i'm. upstairs.
kit nook, pict. window. conv. to
stores and school. For appt. call Mr..
Cummings, WA. 7-9187, COX & CO.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
house, or sublets Wash Va. White,
Open z days. Ma. S-0001.
BUSINESS WOMAN needs efnciency
apt, furn. or unfurn.; must have
pvt. bath. Up to $50. JE. 2-7S92.
WANTED Observation-Disclosures
1-betlroom apt. for bachelor. VIII
sublet. MR.. ENGLE. DE. 2-2109.
PROF. WOMAN wishes uniurn. mod.
enc. apt, NV. Sec; occup. around
Jan. !. Box SIR, Star. .
kESrONSABLE LADY, Navy Dept.
apt! unfurn. Refs. furn. Call today,
REV RE, 7IS4S7; S4S7c .pr w.,..s ,,,,,..
downtown NV. Sec: conv. transp.;
will sublet. Box 1T. Star. IA
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. small child,
desire 2-bedrm. unfurnished apt.
prefer Sc. loc.: best ref; maximum.
$50. DU. 7-1972. 81
Evening star., 1952-12-08

eedrm.. nv. rm.. dinette, kit. with
garbage disposal: SS5. plus utils.
ia. 9-7559 10
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe, storage In
SSons SSaTstNs No SnG4 oonS NRoH fNSRefs osaGSE Ro5fsasoS
Co. INC: Established 1905.
ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western State?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
IES4HHH E4EMHETRkasASs ETRkaASsrENRA. NA W. S;4sSIi vii NOV.
you by the Job or SO per hr.; 9 rms.
Is low - $50. DE. 2-6136. DE. q
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
(Continued.

MOVING and hauling. day or nieht,
mo: NO: a;5SSs. Du; 7;96s7.
light moving and hauling. Call any
time, 10. 3-54O7. p
MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-I416.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER will share
house with, couple and l child, or
with 2 girls; bedroom unfurnished.
Avail. Dec. 16. LO. 5-S522 10
A YOUNG MAN to share furn. apt in
Sc. with 2 others; pvt. bedrm. and
all utilS; linens; $35 mo. LU.
4-370S. after 6 pm. 10
WILL SHARE ENTIRE home with
woman under 80. Ten Minis. from
Pentagon; S45. Call ia. 7-4937. be-
fore 10 am. this week. 10
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER will share
nice home with refined Protestant
couple or Girls; no drinking. KE.
S-5037. s.
1 GIRL wanted to share mouse with
> others on cooperative basis. Col
lege graduate pref. Meals made,
laundry incl. Conv. NV. section.
CO. 5-T61S. .
2 HOUSES. about 80 rms: FIRST class
condition. Open for insp. Mon.
through Fri. 8 to 4 pm. 1894 Mass.
ave. NV. 3
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MAY WE HELP YOU?

We have a great demand for
both furnished and un-
furnished houses through
out the District and nearby
Virginia and Maryland
Place your property in re-
liable hands.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Established 1878
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6830
a
Evening star., 1952-12-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAT CHECK CONCESSION for rent
IN lst class restaurant. Call MIR.
GUSTI, RE. 7-0S95. 10
BARBECUE. DRIVE IN. fully equip
ped; iSand for rent or dsaalee SALE Alexandria,
$4,000 BUYS HALF INTEREST in
well established home-improvement
business. Must have estimating ex-
perlence and general knowledge of
nome nome improyements; oSn business now
opportunity for the right man who
his investment. Write and give par
tieulars Box ASS. Star. II
FOR LEASE--Esso gasoline station
GGne e aysf oooo noa ssSns ssR mGnth star
USED CAR LOT FOR SALE: good
Silver Spring loc.: now operating.
pTFsYas9ns5,s YS1RaNIpNtlse pElee' IU s-4s$5 ~ 81,
synthetic in Arlington. complete;
must sell, everything IN excel.
shape. Call oW. 614O or XII. g.
DRY-cLEANlNG STORES ca,. Civ
ing up ne section. will give stores
Act x Ss ssSsss s0iS RA OF a. ssSft s:aS
GKocEkf nses ~ SWRR sT0RE. Goipg goed bTsi-
RESTAURANT. carry-out shop, night
club. colored patronage, completely
equipped. all units in. full operation:
owner has, other interests, cannot
price unusually low for quick sale.
Fully EoGIP. RESTAURANT in zoo
block Of g st. NV; rent and use of
equip for Sl00 100 mo. c. H. PARKER
GAsoLiNE SERVICE STATION for
lease by major oil co. Established
and in good location. Box 44s-R.
PARTNER WANTED or take it your
ton in Wash; any line. Box 2O8-R.
CoATIRooM CONCESSION - Busy
location. refined clientele. For in
terview see MR.: COHEN before 12
noon or after 9 u.m. 1882 Conn.
D1sTRiBuToR. food speciality, es-
tablished 3 years: protected area,
Washington and Baltimore; $40. 900
annual gross sales. Box 29-T. Star.
sEAFooD BUSINESS. wholesale and
retail rensnf IN large ss,,.Ia market Faf GOod
man; White or colored. sacafsce.
JEWELRY STORE. lse., beautifully
equipped, in densely populated area
All lines long lease. $4,000 cash
will handle. Box 322-S, Star. 5
INTEREST in well-know duplicat ting
business for sale. Buyer must qualify
as capable Of operating business.
Terms to suit desirability Of merger.
MEDICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIR
SHOP-Sun. before l pm. 10. A.
1920; Mon. RE. 7-4600, ext. 247.
GROCERY. same owner over 20 yrs;
low rent, long lease. good business.
Ssssd &eSesis fys. rs business aldass section Ia
DUMP TRUCK, late model: $3.50
cash. should net $3.50 per wk.;
steady driver, lots of work. viii
accept nothing down. $50 per wk.,
with good references. MR.. RAY.
INvESTOR-S5, 900 on q monthly
curtailment plan for / year. with
well-established automobile corp;
excellent returns; collateral guaran-
teed. Box 464-M, Star. Ia
NDOFSTpV TaOP nTFSfNHNFU
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOUSES SALIVA. tcont.)
THE GREATEST
CHRISTMAS GIFT
YOU CAN GIVE

YOU CAN GIVE
A home for you and your family TO
call their own-that Is the greatest
And you can get that home today
without waiting any LONGER Tne
CreStwood Construction Co. mas hye
of its most popular model, the
Chesterfield, finished and waiting for
you to move in. It's a three-bedr oom.
full dining room rambler with o full-
sized basement and storage attic.
There's q smart breakfast bar.
complete kitchen with washing ma
chine. garbage disposal, REFRIGERATOR
field-the complete Fairfax County
community. The lots are large. the
streets paved. all utilities are there.
and it's barely 15 minutes from
downtown Washington. The price.
ready to move into tomorrow. 10
S1T,750. See the beautifully fur
nished model home now and have
one like it by Christmas. Open daily.
10 am. to dark.
Out Shirley highway to
the Franconia Cloverleaf. right to
FIRST intersection and right to
Springfield's model home.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-0300
EDWARD r. CARR. INC.
1O1O Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. S-1S0b.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNIsHED or 3 bedroom. .
N. Arl.. Clarendon preferred; refer
enceS. HE. 4-6221. 10
THREE BEDROOMS. large living rm.,
separate dining rm: conv. Pentagon;
$3.50 maximum. Call IA. 5-6552,
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.. overlooking Potomac. near Mt.
new, nicely furnished, Ia -bedrm
rambler: fireplace. big porch, ga
rage; nne drinking water; all utils.
furn.; S1s5. Phone ov. 3-5s69.
1855 s1st PL. N.w.-smaIi two
bedroom. detached brick house:
neat. clean, modern. eficient; fully
and attractively furnished through
out; excellent neiehborhood; imme-
diatsly available; S165. LUTHER L.
MILLER. DE. 2-0655. EN-. 2-5957.
FALLS CHURCH-Three-bedrm.r ram
pier, gas radiant heat. dishwasher.
gh' gisDSsai; Ssa6as corner lot; s16o mo.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW. pEr.. s-bedrm.
Navy Annex and Pentason; mod.
nIr Turn; garbase disposal; S165 mo.
SILVER SPRING-Modern 5-rm. and
fivaIv nSth oct; rG corner I1 brick home; attTac-
available Immediately. Si45. FLOYD
S;Sss$. ESss:. kE: hG$' s156s5. ( 81 NV: 8 ga
na1ssFy sd II Tv Ole sena,t DeaTms 7ss
radiant heat; fully furnished: 30 30
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE - Beaut.
home. 8 rms. 3 baths, gear gar. I:
&ss s puSN1NaToH 5ESS 4 Esf "a g. 5n.h: sSSS ssSS
esf ~ EMERSON ldf1SSi ST. N.E.-rvo Js bed
rms. rms: Iiyi t,,;, rm: % din; Tm.. kit. and
3. R.sdAa;o a; HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma.
GLOVER PARK-corner home. 9
rms, Az haths. rec rn oora.a
eony. schools. transp.; secs NA
siLvER sfRiNGas-bedrm. iENS-os. bs BRICK
ss12sss'laS sss $c: JG H5 sa4Ra !q1a Sc S. sSsi7
dGn din. r miles kit bsd5ms bsd6 mi liv hs} Tm.
oil heat. Colorful mod. furn.. wall.
shops. buslines, churches and movie.
ETeier Eneier yonns girls or men; $3.50.
BURLEiTHHi ROW HOUSES bedr3s. b@rs
eompl. eaaipm. % asss sStT; "s' Sun st. 'TcK' n:K,
8 LycHs CO. 1906 Il as St. 0nlaNNRN NV. IA.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. Beautifu,,v
furnished 3-bedrm. home a YRS.
old; 2h2 baths, garage. large bsmt.
Equipped kitchen and laundry. Spec.
features: deep freeze and TV. Avail.
Dec. 20; S255 mo-; adults with no
Pets; s. sHANEoN y a q. & LucHs CO.. 1905
liv.; din. ,rm., comb. equipped Kit,
incl. Bendix; wooded lot; occupancy
Dec. 3; avail. 2 yrs; 2 blks. elem
school; S125 mo. SHANNON L.
aUCHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV. Ma
NORTH ARLINGTON-2 bedrm. home.
det. garage; mr.. Pentagon and Navy
AnneX $40: c. L. HANoWELE
CHEVY CHASE - Beaut. home: to
May IS; rms, 3 baths: gar; TV,
PS Pgss!aa1os. h1sS o5ss"'ls[ 81: ssss. s2sS MRs EM
sol FxRADAY PL. Me- bedrms.. MS
prick pr n,..,1 ssmidet:; with fenced corner
SIP SIE,oa mo. EN-. 2-516I or La.
BEVERLY HILLS. 1907 Ala. ave ave-
Tpt,edrm: n,t,s Cape Cod; fqrn; $3.50 mo-;
ALEXANDRIA, HUNTINGTON; 2-bedrm.
sr1,s brick ,st stemidet': 1;Is bsmt, fenced yard,
JE W 4-fss5i Ia si'h swimming pool; $40
THREE BEDRM., full bsmt.. -b1 brick
Colonial: with washer and drier;
500. SILVER SPRING, LO. 5-2SOO.
NEW HOME, newly furn.: twin beds
In bedrm.: "a block from busline;
5;rm., brick semidet.; auto. heat.
IDEAL for group of 4 or small fam.
Rent open. OWNER. EX. 3-2lOS
between 9-5 pm. 10
MACARTHUR BLVD.-Large Det. f.
bedrm. corner house: yard: garage;
Iurn.: $50 mo. KE. 7-0063. IS
WALKER & DUNLOP
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

NEW S-BEDRM. de luxe ramblers.
$4,000; full bsmt.; / blk. to grade
school. 20 min; 70 Pensagon; early
.% Rp,SeEs "a 7$sss IA -sssi sss.,
Investment; rent for S1O5: will con-
slider lot or car in trade: must sell.
no Pgents. ia. 2-29O5. 10
$1,000 DOWN-Pimmit Hills. AS
sTme GI.o bedr1cm 5A4AaAS Ana REALoo
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE. basement;
quality built; on wooded. 70 acre;
25 mia. to Pentagon, convenient To-
se1y9iF, E.aS9s S1s'0oo' BUILDER. "a
A FINE a-BEDRM.. prewar brick
Colonial: close to schools bus and
shopping: located in one Of the
better sections Of N. Arlington: has
full basmeent and you can move
in tomorrow: possibly as little as
$1,000 cash. Call Mr. Fender. ia
2-S311. with CECIL B. LUPTON.
Realtor, IA. 1898. -s
Evening star., 1952-12-08

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