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The Seventeenth Legislative Assembly of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States, in its Second Session, passed Bill
No. 33 entitled, can Act to Regulate Contracts for Workmen
or Employees Whose Services Are to be Used in any State Of
the United States, in Territories Thereof, or in any Foreign
Country, and for other Purposes"
By Section l of this Bill, approved by the Governor on
August Is, 1852, it Is now illegal for any person, firm, bust
ness or corporation to engage in contracting for domestic
help, Worknen or employees whose services are to be used
outside the Virgin Islands without first securing from the Gov
eminent Secretary, upon application therefor, a license to
operate as an employment agency. Upon approval of said
application, which must be accompanied by all contract forms
and the payment Of a license fee of $500, a license to operate
as an Employment Agency may be granted. AS a further con-
dition, a bond or other security may be required to guarantee
carrying out provisions of the Act.
No contract for such services shall be made with persons
under Is nor over go years of age. A penalty provided in the
Act for violations or failure to comply with the provisions
of the Act is by a fine of not less than $50 and not more than
$500.
Persons seeking the services of such agencies should know
that in no case should fees exceeding $50 be paid by the appl-
cant; that return expenses to the point of departure shall be
guaranteed during the first year Of employment; that condi-l
tions of the employment and wages shall not be inferior in
any respect to the minimum conditions of employment and
wages offered for similar employment in the locality; and that
the contract shall contain an accurate description of the work
to be performed and all pertinent information concerning the
job.
All persons affected by this Act are cautioned to fully ad-
wise themselves of its provisions under penalties as mentioned
above.
Government of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States
Charlotte Amale, St. Thomas
August 19, 1852 Il
Daniel W.. Ambrose
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, 1952-08-25
THE LEGITIMATE THEATRE

II LEGITIMATE THEATRE
SLOWLY U SURELY the Virgin Islands are coming
into their own, and the Repertory Theatre is a classical exam
pie. This group will put on an annual inter-island drama
tournament in December.
BECAUSE OF economic conditions public attention has
been focused principally on matters relating to bread and
butter, taxes, and the like. But there has been steady progress
in the arts and things cultural Books have been written, plays
staged, school programs conducted, and the summers have
seen seminars & sessions by universities. So considerable work
has been done on the cultural side, but except for routine news
paper coverage, there has been no concentrated effort to sell
these to the public. /:
THE TOURNAMENT will stimulate the competition in
the drama, and at the same time be an added attraction for
tourists. This can be the beginning Of really big things. Men
outstanding in the field of drama in Puerto Rico and other
islands have expressed interest and good wishes. There can be
more than the Islands, with the entire West Indies group COM
ing together to put on really big productions.
U WITH TIME and steady work the Virgin Islands
could become an attraction for many theatre groups from the
continental United States. Throughout the summer leading
actors and actresses hit what is known as the straw hat cir
cult People in outlying sections get an opportunity to see
big name performers in barns, community centers and schools,
and the like. 1t is during these circuits that plays are ironed
out, new players given their opportunity, and the writer's can
see what is needed before Broadway openings.
II IS NOT unreasonable to believe that with the de-
yelopment Of the Repertory Theatre the strawhat circuit
NAV move to these islands. There is everything here to en-
courage such PLAYS, There are ample accommodations, and
places to stage plays to satisfaction. The possibilities are I'M
limited, and it is but for those in charge to work with vision
to bring to pass what is within reach.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Arlington Study Aimed
|At Ending Crossing Hazards

A survey of all railroad cross
ings on Arlington highways has
been requested by the County
Board as a result of a train truck
collision that killed the truck
driver.
At its meeting yesterday. the
board voted to ask the highway
department and planning COM
mission to make the study. BOARD
Member Alfred E. Frisbie, who
proposed the survey, said the re-
port should recommend procedure
to abolish grade crossings.
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg said he was arranging a con-
ference with Bureau. of Public
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Summer Stock Group
Opens Schedule Near
Laurel Wednesday

The newest of local summer
Itheater groups in the area will
begin a six-week schedule Wednes-
day night at the Avondale Play
house, a mile south of Laurel, Md.
Three theater enthusiasts who
met at the University Of Mary
land leased the Avondale Coun-
try Schools buildings when they
learned the school had ceased
operations last June.
Directing Summer Stock, Inc,
are Rudolph Pugliese, J. Allen
Bowers and Borah z. Burman.
Mr.. Pugliese is on the drama
staff at Maryland where Mr.. Bur-
man is a student. Mr.. Bowers,
IA Maryland graduate. taught at
the university for two years and
recently received his masters de-
gree in drama from Ohio State
University.
About 100 college students and
graduates from colleges through
out the East were auditioned this
Ispring. Seven boys and six girls
have been chosen for the resident
company.
A four-year-old gymnasium is
being converted into a 264-seat
theater. Redecorating plans are
being carried out free by persons
interested in seeing the venture
succeed.
The Pine Tree Players, the name
the troupe adopted. will open d
new show each Wednesday night
which will run through the fol-
lowing Sunday. Matinees will be
held Sundays and baby -sitters will
be available at all performances.
In order of their occurrence
productions will be my Sister
Eileen" Light Up the Sky" "All
My Sons" 1.-THE Show-Off." !"
I"Guest in the House" and George
Washington Slept Here"
Evening star., 1952-06-29
|PHA to Hear Veterans Plea
To Buy GreenbeIt Tomorrow

his opposition, said sale o1
Greenbelt to the corporation
would make it a coop city" rur
by only a few individuals. HI
said a recent referendum conduct.
ed by the Greenbelt City Coun.
Gil showed that residents were
three to one against the sale. HI
added that any of those who op.
posed it had to join the corpora
ton to protect themselves against
losing their homes.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

The Greenbelt Veterans Hous-
ing Corp. will submit evidence to
the Public Housing Administra-
ton tomorrow which it hopes will
qualify it as purchaser of the
nearby Maryland community.
The action will be taken despite
apparent mounting opposition
among town residents who so fal
have remained on an unorganized
basis.
Michael H. Salzman, president
of the housing group, said the cor
poration now has the required
number of depositors-800-to
comply with initial requirements
of PHA.
To Give Data to PHA.
He said that a complete list OF
depositors, bank certification OF
$4,000 in deposits, and a state
ment as to proposed methods OF
financing will be furnished PHA
tomorrow. This is the deadline
set by PHA in a 30-day extension
granted the housing corporation
on May 81.
Opposition to sale Of Greenbelt
to the housing corporation has
been growing, but the complaints
have come mainly from indivi-
duals. Many of the complaints
however, stem from those who
prefer continuing present low-cost
rental arrangements and oppose
sale of the town to anyone.
One of the opponents, Council
man Steve L. Comings. renewed
his opposition yesterday, saying he
believed the corporation representa
"only q small minority trying to
take over" He added: I'm
definitely opposed to it. I don't
think it will operate. and I think
it will be a big mess sooner or
later"
PHA Study Promised.
A spokesman at PHA said the
Federal agency would study all
aspects of the matter before dis
posing of the city. The spokesman
added. however. that Greenbelt
definitely would be sold "as ex-
lpeditiously as possible" as required
by law.
The PHA spokesman said the
housing corporations next ster
would be to show financial respon.
sibility that it can carry out pur-
chase of the community. The
Government has offered to sell the
town for some $50 million and the
veterans organization was the
only group to qualify earlier as q
preferred purchaser"
Mr.. Salzman said the corpora
ton still will seek more members
even though it has met the ini-
tial requirement.
The corporations Office at 40-A
Crescent road, will continue to be
open seven days a week to accept
new memberships and give out
information, he said.
Mr.. Comings, in enlarging on
Evening star., 1952-06-29
kentucky Jail Rioters
EAT in Nakedness as
Rebellion Shoulders
BY the Associated Press

EDDYVILLE, KY, June 28.-
Approximately 1,100 convicts were
forced to eat their supper in stark
nakedness late today as rebellion
continued to shoulder in Ken.
tucky's State prison.
Armed guards and State police
were taking no chances, especially
after one group of mutinous pris.
oners tried to break out of theil
cells during the day.
I'm afraid this thing isn't ovel
yet," Warden Jess Buchanan re.
marked as the disorders rar
through the fourth day. The
Kentucky National Guard was
alerted for possible duty.
Eight prisoners have beer
wounded by gunflre, a guard has
been injured and more than 5000
damage caused to prison equip
ment by rioters since the upris-
ing began Wednesday night.
Ordered to Strip.
The entire prison population
was ordered today to strip to the
skin while officials made thor.
ough search of each man and the
500 cells.
The nude men were herded ir
groups of $50 to the mess hall
There they ate under the guns Of
guards and police.
The prisoners, confined to theil
sweltering cells with the tempera-
ture in the high COS. became in
creasingly restive as the emergency
deprived them of customary rec
reation.
Cat-calling resounded through
cellblocks, some prisoners tore ul
their hunks, and others ripped
large pieces of steel from theil
cages.
| Warden Buchanan called fol
additional State police. Some cells
he said, were not too secure.
The committee, claiming tx
speak for all the prisoners, is re.
questing dismissal of Deputy War.
den Walter Stephens, better food
medical treatment and recreation
and a pledge of mo retaliation
against participants in the rebel.
lion.
I'VE have no demands-jus
some requests" said Marvin Gun.
ningham, spokesman for the com
mittee. THE warden can tak'
care of all the requests"
1 Cunningham is 25, and was sen
fenced from Louisville for armee
robbery.
Meet With Prisoners.
Early tonight the warden anc
his associates met with the pris.
oners' committee for an hour anC
20 minutes.
| The Usually jovial Warder
Buchanan emerged from the
meeting unsmiling.
rs it the rebellion) over?" {
reporter asked.
Il don't know; I hope So" the
warden replied.
State Police Capt. E. B. Jones
however, said ST think we &C.
Icomplished q lot"
The warden. Captain Jones re-
ported, authorized the establish
ment of a permanent prisoner
Grievance committee and assured
1.-THE prisoners that their curren
complaints would be investigated
! The prisoners request for dis
missal of Deputy Warden Ste
Iphens was the main issue at tn,
conference, it was reliably re-
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Roads officials to discuss the
crossing where James Robert
ICaudle, 27, of Centreville, Va, was
fatally injured Thursday.
Mr.. Frisbie also asked that
Metropolitan Area civil defense
officials. be informed of the auto
traffic tie-up on Shirley highway
which followed the truck-train
crash.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
| Castle Visits Are Cheup

Season tickets emitting two per.
sons to visit 500 ancient monu-
lments, castles and historic build
Iings in England as many times as
they wish for a year, are on sale
for $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

ported, and an informed source
remarked:
II think he (Stephens) might
be transferred"
The prisoners committee
pledged the warden that they
would strive to prevent any fur
ther disturbances.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Girl Killed in Virqiniu Crash

PETERSBURG. Va. June "a
R.-Dorothy Virginia Brady. IA,
colored, was injured fatally today
in a head-on collision at Bailey's
Creek in Prince George County.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

ARLINGTON
OPEN
SEE THESE VALUES
4 BEDROOMS
Ideally located. Lge liv. rm.. din.
5mc, uno,dsd duii osmt.i i,oea gar, scr porch;
liberal terms. Dir: OF No. Glebe
rd., west at Goth st. to open sign.
NEW RAMBLER
Brick with full bsmt.. breezeway to
gar; corner lot; conv. to Glebe I'd.
and Arlington Hall; near school.
One Of the few in this neighbor-
hood for sale. Dir: South on Glebe
1fIn. sS;; right on South 9th st. to open
$15,950
2-bedrm. brick, with separate din.
rm., frepl: In liv. rm.. full bsmt.
with finished rec rm;; kit. with
10; close to S Schools SIp and bus: Us: in tiDe
North Arlington area. Don't miss
this value. Dir: Out Lee hwy, right
on No. Geo. Mason dr.. left on 9th
st. to open sign.
LORCOM LANE AREA
pretty. 4-bedrm., brick
Cape Cod; custom appointments,
fully equip. elec. kit. huge lot,
porch, 2 full baths; no stop lights
to D. C. or Pentagon. Asking price
only S24,950. Very liberal financing.
Dir: Out Lee hwy. or Lorcum lane,
right on Military 'rd.. right on 26th
c. F. WOODROE, Inc.
IA. 7-IO22. Omen Ewes. ia. 2-sIOo
Evening star., 1952-10-26
ALEXANDRIA
500 WEST WINDSOR AVE.

OPEN l TIL DARK
Seldom are We able to offer homes
in Jefferson Park. The owners are
aware Of this sections many cows.
Fine schools, churches and rapid
tranSp. A transfer uproots this
owner. and we offer this CUSTOM
built brick of 4 bedrms. 2h baths
for your inspection. Full bright
bsmt,, recr. rm. with f1repl. and
attached gar. 2 yrs. old. Priced
Dirs.:, Over Russell I'd. to Braddock
I'd. (cannon). right on Braddock to
West Windsor ave., right to 500
and Open sigE:
Exclusive With Vera P. Samuels,
KI; S-6113, ewes. and Suns, TIE,
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOUSES BY HUGHES

$9,0O0-Very old but very nice. q
bedroom home in Brentwood. Old
reliable features such as hot-water
heat, double siding, big kitchen,
beautiful lot. Only $1,000 down.
S9,95O-Perfect little 5-room doll
house. in immaculate condition. Ia
blocks from = bus lines and big new
shopping center. Cheap to operate
with monthly payments lower than
your car payment.
excellent location, excellent con-
struction. excellent terms, excellent
farmette on 2 roll
ing acres: city water. fruit trees.
berries; perfect garden spot. plus
will handle easily.
$12.500 Charming asbestos Cape
Cod, located where your children
can skip to school. either parochial
or public. Quiet suburban atmos-
RaA approved @c d with ' aosS sShssH1snees doWna
$13.5OO-Attractive Cape Cod in Col
lege Park area. 2 lovely bedrooms
up. and ! large bedroom down. de-
1ightful kitchen, full dining room.
Easy terms.
14,000-Cheverly special. 8 rooms,
2-story home with full basement.
Lovely tapestry brick. Few dollars
in paint will make this a charming
home.
81 5. 5.750-All-brick. 1a-story English
Tudor cottage. Features l bedroom
and bath 1st floor and 2 bedrooms
and bath on End floor. A striking
home on lovely corner lot
81 6,200-Brand-ne 3-bedroom all
brick rambler very best construc-
tion. Delightful English-type full
basement. gas hot-water heat: "a
acre lot. GI financing available.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
ALEXANDRIA
S35.75O

Don't expect to find any
thing to compare for the
money. Beautiful big white
brick Colonial on "a acre Of
the most picturesque land
imaginable in the heart of one
of nearby Virginia's most ex-
elusive and highly restricted
communities of large, indi-
vidually designed homes; q
quiet, peaceful neighborhood
approx. 15 minutes to Army
Navy Club or Pentagon: %
minutes to town: includes
library and powder room, 5
bedrooms Zone air condi-
toned. 2 baths, recreation
room, 2-car built-in garage,
long screened veranda; q home
especially we'll adapted to en-
MEDIATE POSSESSION. YOU
MUST SEE THIS LOVELY
PLACE TO REALIZE HOW
MUCH IS BEING OFFERED
FOR THE MONEY. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411: ewes. and
Gnn coll nT QEQE on
Evening star., 1952-10-26
COLORED
NJ OpDOpTTTNTTv

AN OPPORTUNITY
For a colored family to establish in
an exclusive community of half a
dozen professional families; all hav-
ing more than one acre of ground.
Cape Cod bungalow having Z rms.
and beautifully Handicapped lot of
"a acre. 8 miles from Capitol. Total
quired, all possible purchasers will
be thoroughly screened.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

peter ]. hagan
OFFERS
HOMES OF DISTINCTION
OPEN SUNDAY / TIL 8
COUNTY, Sfs'ssd 51vINo
Lovely 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; Is
fir. consists of large liv. rm., oper
firepl.. 2 nice bedrms.s spasiou' li
sssS1D ssSIm, Kit tn bath satb @nd f r' dsyIFS laEs
porch; house situated on lovel!
!ia-ac. lot: truly a wonderful home
built with prewar material; spotleSi
condition. Dir: Out N. H. ave
ext. to Univ. lane, turn right t
Riggs rd., turn left, follow Kigg'
I'd. 3h mi. to our open sign anC
house.
9030 49th AVE, COLLEGE PARK
EXQUISITE new ! VI STORY, 6-rm:, 2-batl
brick home featuring spacious liv
rm. with f1repl and picture window
separate family-sizc din. rm.; large
roomy kit; bedrm. and full .tilec
Ddtu lSt uOOI. eALE1 1hEBe OeOEmS
and full tiled bath End floor. Full
dry bsmt.; built-in gar. Brick re.
tanning wall: full front yard. Can.
not be duplicated at this price
Builder leaving town. Act now. DI.
RECTIONS: Out Baltimore blvd
past Md. U. to Greenbelt rd.. right
on Greenbelt rd. to r. I. ave-. left
on R. !. ave. to Blackfoot rd.. left
on Blackfoot I'd. to 49th ave. right
to 9U3U.
$4,000
l702 3Tth Ave. West Hyatts., Md
is the word for this
lovely all-brick home featurine
spacious liv. rm. with firepl.; Sepa-
rate din. rm.; roomy kit; 2 lovely
bedrms. and full tiled bath on first
floor; 2 nice bedrms. 2nd floor; full
bsmt. with up-to-the-m minute rec
rm.; outside entr. and toilet. Alu-
minum storm windows; det. screened
patio; outside firepl.; driveway. Lot
has too many appointments tc
to realize its beauty. Owner ha.
spent more than he is asking. Love-
ly street in this most desirable Sec
ton. See it now. Directions: Queens
Chapel I'd. to Hamilton ST., right on
Hamilton to 37th ave. left to open
house.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS

Immaculate 4-bedrm.. all-brick Cape
Cod. completely redecorated, on
nicely landscaped lot, with flagstone
patio; Modern Kit. with lift. ,refgr..
screened. porch; full bsmt. with rec.
Ym.; 2 blks. I'd D. c. line and 1
fare transp. ]. z. MAYNARD. JU.
9.1033. 10. 0-6371. 20
Evening star., 1952-10-26
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN 1-6
ARLINGTON VALUES

ARLINGTON VALUES
14,750-Near Wash. High; 4
bedrms.. full bsmt.. fireplace, ga
rage; nice level wooded lot.
SIS S,500-18th and North Quincy;
every convenience; 3 bedrms; solid
brk.; full basement, fireplace, ga
rage; h.-w;h.: level wooded lot;
choice location.
$50 2O.6OO-22nd st. north. off Mill
brand-new 3-bedrm. rambler, 1H
baths; full bsmt.; high elevation; !;
trees.
S21 ,95O-Immaculate big S-bedrm.
brick rambler. near Wash. Golf and
G; Club. Liberal terms.
$22 500-Falls Church; all-brk. CEN
ter-hall Colonial on lovely level
wooded Anchor-fenced lot; 8 big
bedrms., rec. rm., bar; screen porch;
bullt-in garage; Bendix; convenient
to every thing: best offer buys.
$26, 6,450-Aurora Hills; brand-new
Cape Cod; lge bedrm. or den and
"a bath on 1st fl: 2 lge. bedrms.
and bath on 2nd H.; 13x24 liv. rm.
with fireplace; screen porch; rec.
rm; with fireplace; fashionable To-
cation, convenient to Army-Navy
Club. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. JA.
3..o256; eyes. call JE. 4-4247 or
Evening star., 1952-10-26
OPEN

II AM. TILL DARK
Near Cheverly and Prince Georges
Country Club. Brick rambler. q
bedrms., living rm., family-sized din.
rm., complete kit. with washer and
dryer. comb. screens and storm
windows. Anchor fenced, gas heat;
vacant; immediate possession. Owner
wants offer: 1922 Standish dr.,
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALTOR
$40 Annapolis Rd. UN, l143
Open evenings till pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
peter j. hagan

PCCCA J. I1dSd11
REALTOR
1906 r. I. AVE, UN. S5S5,
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open 8 It'll z
Prince Georges Realty Co.
Brick rick. rambler; : NIB beautiful modern
pPE, open I'll, fireplace; I3, M very ige; all-elec;
disposal unit. metal cabinets; full
basement with beautiful knotty pine
recreation rm. (heated). Screened
front porch. lge. corner fenced lot !;
gas INV h.: owner transferred, must
sell. This is the opportunity you
have been waiting for.
$12.5OO. Immaculate
bungalow. liv. rm. din. rm., lge.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and den
or 3rd bedrm.; full bsmt.. gas
NV h.; lge. front porch. 2-car ga
rage. Nice shaded lot, ideal loca-
tion. Assume large FHA loan. easy
terms.
Brick bungalow with lge. expansible
rm.. equipped kit. bS bedrms qih tiIe
bath; bsmt;. oil heat. fenced lot.
Only $4,000 down.
L-shaped rambler. Q yrs. old. Perfect
rm. with dining eli. equipped kit. kit''
full bsmt.. only S1.5O0 down. Assume
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. e665 UN. 1166 HY. 0e3e
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WEST HYATTS.-$19,50O
OPEN SUN, 2-5
5704 39th AVE.
Two-story brick Colonial home with
many outstanding features. L.v. rm.
12x21. firepl.. din. rm.,- kit; 3 lge.
psmt.. iavatory and shower: rec. rm..
hot-water heat, outside entrance:
garage.
J. EVERETT ROBERTSON
WA. 1850. WA. 4779 go
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Arlington South h-6-room
eemidet., in Westmont, Cow.
TO. Pentagon, Naval Annex.
schools and shops. Oil heat,
venetian blinds, play rm.,
Anchor-fenced lot; fine cond.
Price. $13.950. Call owner,
DE. 7745.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
OPEN SUNDAY. Q 70 8

OFEN oONDA1 q ~ U
1913 South Veith Street
8 r. and b. sd. br., z yrs. old, new.
house cond. very modern. hardwood
frs, up and down; all large rms.
full bsmt.; beautiful lge. fenced-in
lot; close to Pentagon; bus, 2 blks.
shopping is close. Nice white neigh
borhood. Only S13. 800. Terms. Di-
rections: From Glebe I'd. and Shir-
ley hwy. intersection. south block,
26th st. South, turn left blocks
to South Veitch ST., right to our
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. 049s. CHI
FOUR-BEDROM CAPE COD TYPE
On large lot; conveniently located
near Annandale. This house Is at
tractive, well-constructed, nearly
new and ready for occupancy. You
and your family will enjoy living
here. S3,950 down. Call MUMFORD
REALTY. OW. 4145.
So, 900 cash: 3-bedrm. rambler. Drop
stairs to attic. Nr. school. S12.500.
2 bedrm., expansion attic, 22-it. Hv.
rm., fireplace, $4,000.
2 bedrm., expansion attic, brick or
stone. $13.500 to $12,950. Cash.
Providence REALTY, PA. s34s.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

1890 Cash to Anybody
New 2 and 3 Bedrm. Ramblers
These brand-new, 2 and 3 bedrm.
ramblers, know are today's best
buys. Only. 5000 down to GI or
$50. How. can anybody go wrong?
They are located just of the new
Indian Head hwy, 15 minutes from
town. Call Mr.. Wells (WI. $500
for further details.
1ROR z ST III M MA kn0n
Evening star., 1952-10-26

On wooded corner lot in q section
of individually designed homes with
in one block OF transportation. this
spacious home with large entrance
hall contains on the first floor. wide
living. room Q4x2D with fireplace,
built-in bookshelves. large windows
and door opening on screened porch,
dining room Q2x13). studio bed.
room Q1x13 with private bath.
Fi Formies topped Cabinets. ttshse On tRs tRe
SECOND hoor. master bedroom Q2x
10 with fireplace and private bath;
three other bedrooms and tiled bath.
The full basement contains heated,
paneled recreation room with fire-
place, maids room with full bath
and utility. room. Storage. attic.
New gas furnace with hot-water
heating system. Slate roof. copper
cutters. Attached garage.
$4,000
Rriase right ssaof lee SirHSay Ss2ss kfs e
Glebe road. out Glebe I'd. past the
to N. Upland street, right on. Up
land sstb to to IN N Sssb SbrS street. right on
IA. 2-3S3S. Eve. and Sun. FA. 4424.