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Evening star., 1952-03-17
D. {. Heads Refused
To Hear Green Case,
Federation CHARGES

John B. Duncan. president Of
the Federation Of Civic Associa-
tions. yesterday charged the
Commissioners with refusal to
hear the Federation's story In
connection with alleged police
brutality in the Green case.
This involved o melee at the
home Of Alexander Green, sr.. Of
5206 Bass place S.E., In which i've
family members were treated for
scalp cuts. The tussle began fol-
lowing a fire at the home. Pvt.
Leroy Espeut. 80, colored, Of the
18th precinct. said he was at
tackled by two men in the home
after he had ordered occupants
out OF the house. Other police
were summoned. and the Green
family contends that blackjacks
and night sticks were welded in
Discriminatory.
Mr.. Duncan made his statement
at q mass meeting attended by
about 500 persons in Deanwood
Baptist Church. It was sponsored
BY the Deanwocd Civic Associa-
ton. In cooperation with the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement Of colored People.
Describes Scene In House.
In urging support Of NAAcP as
the answer to this fiouting OF
civic opinion" Mr.. Duncan said.
IN reference to the Commission
ers 1--we couldn't even get q hear
ing in the Green case"
I'VE only wanted half an hour
but they didn't have time to listen
to 80 civic organizations" he de-
clared. "But I'm telling you. /
saw the blood spattered on the
walls Of the Green home. saw
the bed soaked In blood. I saw
the holes in the children's heads.
l6-year-olds. 18-year-olds and
their mother. It happened right
across the way. It might happen
to you. II the NAACP doesn't
break the situation for us, I don't
know who will"
Mr.. Duncan said the NAACP
Will take, the matter to the SUI
preme Court, "if necessary-unless
attention is given to it."
Frank Bourne, attorney and
member Of NAACP,s Legal Redress
Committee, said prompt hearing
OF civilian complaints against po-
lice officers is number one on the
list OF community needs"
Deanwood Presidents Views.
James A. Howard. president Of
the Deanwood Civic Association.
said taxpayers don't pay police to
beat them up." He added: "WeIl
tight anything that causes dissen-
sion IN the community"
DR.. Stephen Gill Spotswood.
head OF the District NAACP, said
the Deanwood fedefation-spon-
sored meeting Is q symbol Of
unity among people Of diversified
interests and organization loyal
ties -
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Coop officiuls TO Meet

CHARLOTTESVILLE. va. Mar.
IN tSpecial) Members Of the
Southern States Cooperative
community advisory boards. di-
rectors Of affiliated co-operatives
and cooperative service agency
managers from this region will
meet at 7:15 pm. Thursday ct the
Monticello Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Officer Accused
Of Assaulfing
Sailor Indicted
Two Other Police Fuce
Charges Of ignoring
Blackjack Attack

Police Pvt. Claude B. Siler Of
1lth precinct today was indicted
on a charge Of assaulting q coll
ored sailor with a blackjack last
May after accusing the sailor Of
carrying q deadly weapon.
The indictment also accused the
policeman Of depriving the sailor
of his liberty without due process
OF law as provided by the Fifth
Amendment to the Constitution.
The sailor Is James Andrew
Whitehead, 81. a yeoman sta
toned at Philadelphia.
Two other policemen, Carl W.
Hurley and Harry @. Barbour
were indicted on charges that
they saw Pvt. Siler strike White
head with blackjack while the
sailor was being taken to the sta
ton house, but failed to arrest
him.
Found Range Closed.
Whitehead was arrested on the
charge Of carrying pistol, which
he said he had taken to use in
target practice at nearby Camp
Simms. The sailor said the beat
ing followed his arrest, after he
had visited the range for pistol
practice and was told by Gus
todians that it was closed. He was
hospitalized at Bethesda Naval
Hospital for head and eye in
juries.
The sailors attorney. Curtis p.
Mitchell. has said the charge of
q concealed weapon was
never pressed.
The Indictment also accused
Policemen Hurley and Barbour of
failing to arrest Pvt. Siler on the
charge that he deprived the
sailor Of his constitutional rights.
Was Cleared by Trial Board.
The case had been presented to
the grand jury under direction of
the civil rights section Of the
Justice Department.
The civil rights statute provides
q maximum penalty Of $1,000 fine
and one year Imprisonment for
any one who, 'under the color OF
law" deprives another Of any of
his constitutional rights.
A. Trial Board cleared Pvt. Siler
Of charges in connection with the
case. The indictment was re-
turned by q grand jury before
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws Of
District Court.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Construction Shed Burns
AT Washington Cathedral

Fire today destroyed a construc-
tion company's temporary office
on the Washington Cathedral
grounds.
Four fire companies turned out
at Sis am. when q blaze was
reported in the George A. Fuller
Construction Co.'s shed about $50
yards from the Cathedral. The
fire, which apparently started
from q small heating stove, COM
pletely destroyed the building.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

IHyattSvnle. o
NATIVE Of Mid
Idle b o u r n e,
wv. Va.
The accident
occurred about
|1:10 am. on
University lane
lat lie ban on
road opposite
the La ley.
Park shopping
center, Takoma
Park police re-.
ported.
Police said
Evening star., 1952-03-17

An Andrews Air Force Base SER
|geant was electrocuted when his
car struck q utility pole and q
broken power wire fell on his car
yesterday.
He was Sergt. Edward Paul Rig
|gle. 23, Of 2101 Guilford road,
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Rock Creek Association

Commissioner r. Joseph Dono-
hue viii address the Rock Greek
Citizens Association at $50 pm.
wednesday Ia the Ebenezer
A.M.E. Church, Twenty-seventh
and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
PTA Conference Discussion

ent-Teacher conferences will
be discussed by the Eastern Sub
urban Study Group at 10 am.
tomorrow In the basement Of the
Silver Spring Public Library.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

the car driven sefst. kissiA
by Sergt. Riggle left the road.
rammed q power pole and came
to rest against an embankment.
A wire fell on top Of the car.
which became grounded because
the bumper rested against the
bank. Otherwise, the tires would
have provided insulation.
Members Of the Takoma Park
rescue squad. wearing rubber
gloves and using poles. worked 45
Evening star., 1952-03-17
|video's Growing Pains
By WiIIiom J. Moyer

The television sales and service
industry, plagued by its fantastic
growth during the postwar years
apparently is headed toward reg
ulation IN the District.
Within the next few weeks. the
District Licensing Committee will
When something goes wrong with the
television set. the owner, with thoi
helpless feeling which develops when q
complicated meehanieal godset fails.
coils repoirmon. When something goes
wrong osoin soon, he feels he's been
cheated. On the other hond. the ser-
ice industry is fsced with o shortose Of
troined mechanics. Many owners ehorse
thot the service industry is run BY
quoeks, syps and ineompetents. The
service people say they're doing the
best they con to train mechonies in q
new industry. This is the first Of three
articles in which The Stor will try to
examine both sides Of this problem.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Virginia Ave. S.W.-Colored
@ brick dwellings: 8 rooms each;
1st trust S4 800: bldg. asso. price
.or both $3.50: very convenient to
downtown business section; rents
now ,Sa2: so; good investment or
Howenstein Realty Corp.
l41S H st. NV.
DI. 1877; EYES,. NO. 4026
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont. J

Fas SAT-, s4a 4d p Eu pTns1 Ssmt e5R Price sEss a1ss:
ApJoISN1Nssea seaufSei RfNTMDet. t5sk brisk Co.
Gnial n lsfs Gsit SIX Sy nlcssizss nEsnk rs nhliD'
baths. recr. rm.; 2 fireplaces: b.-i
slate roof; all best construction
features; should sell quickly al
ROW ata -BfEck sEfi 'fIi sEs94Y I'll Y.lSs ss14.7so-
North capitoI er and Ssataeh GalIatin; cIsan nsal
as q pin: s rms. bath. recr. rm.
II; S 800 2M9- cash d9Tn; immsd. poss
saNS eyss.. cali ? RA. htas1s' sss4 d. 1ss ISL
KALORAMA TOWN HOUSE = Per-
fectly beautiful home in the most
desirable part Of this very fashion
able section. Includes bedrms
and 3 baths, Just about the finest
fSns'FqstIGp SSc sRSak money 8 sHRSs efn RYS s45
18Th AND fSes 8 sfs fsll NM.6aeme kA SaSa with
income; 8 lovely bedrms.. 2ia baths;
side-haid SID ALL entrance; r.. lse. liv; and din;
roof; home in excel. eond. GET
overflow frcm nearby hotel. Re
duced, 5000 will handle. VIM.
II; SAUNDERS Co. INC. DI. 1918.
SEsS fsSr i$SS e9E9ssbs & SIbS AVE, AND ss Rock
ionisl: 4 lse. bedrms.. 3Aa baths,
rm.; lge.. tiled modern kit. eft
center hall and solarium. maids s
quarters IN ,bsmt.: gear gar; gas
tu lot ofa' wM eaY s5ats sa6NbGEs fSef oesS. e..
INC" D1. 1918; ewes. 81. 4546.
GooD-sIzED ROOMS in this S 5-Toom
S1drooat Snd bath bur bungalow; also an extra
cellent basement. garage: only 2
people live there and keep It spot
less: selling account Of retirement;
Just on No: Cap. near Md. line;
$l7,950. RIPLEY & ROMER. Real
tors, 81. Gill. Open ewes.
SEMIDET. BRICK. only yrs. old.
Sopss 3 pms,: :oDa bath; sss s;cS Ho, heat; ney-
4ss ss4s. ST. sHnql iess. @. M NORTHERN: Mss Pl'
1929 TLDEN ST; ] blk. off Conn.
bedrms.., 2, baths, plus service
suite and bath: ,2-car garage; all
mod n .Stal3 sSuipment; sn'd house well adapted
MRS ssEfeiasPs scHENcRs. DE s'Y i$s4' ~ ss cssts5
$1,000 CASH viii handle this 4-bed-
room brick. upper NV. with reas.
m1nthly 1r payments; LOUIS RuD-
Den. EA. 500. GE. Q140.
1888 IRVING STREET N.W.--Vecant,
conveniently located 4-bedroom, 2"
bath row brick. Near shopping and
transportation: owner will consider
offer and terms oil h.-w.h. price.
$l5.95O. Mr.. Loftin. CO. 7744. Ext.
WS 1SS"; ;a0o Nth THos' L. PHILLIPS,
7I4 QUACKENBOs ST. N.W.-Brick
semidet. in immac. cond.: liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. modern kit.
on 1st H.; nice bedrms., 2 baths
on IND; rec. rm. and bath in
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h. Diet. garage;
nr, all schools, shopping and transp.
Realtor. S29 Kennedy st. NV
Evening star., 1952-09-24
~ Cc1 - =; - =: :. :. -. 2o1
BETHESDA
Off Old Georgetown Rd.
$15.250

Here ,is q gem, 2 years old, on larse
level, corner lot, S5x13O It. Cape
Cod brick, living room, dinette, lie.
moqern Kitchen, 2 bedrms. and
bath, hrst floor: second floor. e bed
rooms ana bath: plumbing roughed
SII4.64 per mo. including princi-
pal and interest At 4es, or $4,000
cash and S76 per mo-, includinT
interest. taxes and insurance. Suit
ape ior home Or investment. Call
ave. NV. EN- 1oQ0 fiil d n "a
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Near Washington Cathedral

Near Washington Cathedral
CONVENIENT TO SHOOIIS, SHOP
PING, TRANSPORTATION
AND CHURCHES
and bath semi
detached tapestry brick with slate
roof; situated an q very deep lot,
1t has living room, dining room.
sunroom, Kitchen, storage attic,
maids room and built-in garage;
screened side porch.
SUMNER
Built in 194S Of Cedar Colonial sid
ing. It offers fine living for the
most particular family. Has hall,
large living room, den, beautiful
GE kitchen with breakfast area,
powder room, master bedroom with
dressing room and bath; 2 other
bedrooms. rine-paneled room and
bath; stairs to large bedroom on
3rd door; recreation room. maids
room and lavatory in basement; y
car garage.
Near Washington Cathedral
A HOME WITH REAL APPEAL.
with center hall, large living room.
and screened side porch, mezzanine
rooms and 2 baths. stairs to I'M
ished room on 3rd floor: full base
t1ent with ,ecreation room with fire.
place; gas fot-water heat; Euilt-in
garage. Owner transferred.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
BETHESDA

Three-bedrm. brick Colonial AttYas.
!ot. Available Immediately: Has many
distance to all schools, transp. and
shopping. Priced at only 500 BOO.
For appt. call HOWARD n.
6CHAEER, WI. 6441. "a
Evening star., 1952-09-24
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
RAMBLER DE LUXE

We proudly present this charming
home. located Just over District line
In . quiet. residential area. The
the rambler win entice you to In
spect the interior. Spacious living
room. large separate dining room.
exceptionally roomy twin-sized bed
rooms. and huge dream Kitchen
with de luxe equipment VIII deligbt
,as.l TIE Isdy ss.,tin q re house. @ SSft s.cpnd;
lot. 2-car buflt-in garage. Cali "a
for inspection. =. W. TWEND Co,
NC. $500 Conn. ave. n-w.. N.
1290. til 3 pm:
Evening star., 1952-09-24
RETHESnA

TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET on
this new brick Cape Cod: s minutes
from Naval Bethesda Hospital and
Health Center. Level lot; excel.
lent neighborhood. Full dining rr,f..
equipped kit. with dining space, Ny.
rnl.' hrepl., porch. fun bsmt. A real
y. 9uy. Only $l7,950: Cali Mr.. Cor.
w. BERENS sAIFs INC.
1928 X ST NV MA K0n0
Evening star., 1952-09-24

CONQkESS HEIGH1B
BUNGALOW
Three bedrooms, full basement; To-
Gated ON rot 62x125, one block from
South Capitol shopping center; 8
blocks from Simon School; S12 $50.
Mr.. Martufi. La. 6-7S46 or Mr..
Musselman. II. 6-9556.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DL 3340
NEAR PAROCHIAL AND
OF PENNA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc.
/ have 2 fine modern brick homes in
spotless condition. One 3 rooms. one
8 rooms; both have beautiful recre-
alton rooms in basement. II you
want something. really nice and in
Penland, ST. 1858, LU. 2-7612, till
10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. -25
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES FOR sALg-s.e.

ANACOSTIA-2 apis, 4 rms. and
bath each; basement; oil h.-w.h.;
deep lot. So. 500 down. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. 1345 Good Hope
I'd. s.e., LU. 34O0.
ANAC0STIA. Fairlawn Village ~
semidet., corner brick. rms;
8 bedrnls.. III baths. screened porch:
large corner lot. Priced right with
substantial cash. HARTMAN REAL
TY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.,
LU. 4-3400.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES near MINI.
ave-. 8 large rms bath, expandable
attic. Q porches, large finished bsfnt. |:
oil h.-w.h.; deep lot. $4,000 down.
aooa aaoaTMHH HoS. FdaALTY "a. ... I NC 4-siSS aSaS
asia NICHOLS AVE. Open sat.
dst;; 9 bedrooms; S11.250. Terms.
OWNER 10. 3.6ss9. I'D
semidet.;. modern; lift. Nv. Fm..
13-ft. din. rm.; bsmt.: real rec.
nm; lovely yard. Be lirstl n. /.
GODDARD OF, 1000 Ok
Evening star., 1952-09-24
BETHESDA

Under Construction
Attractive brick, 3-bedrm. ramblers
and expandable Cape Gods with
6smts.: large lots. Your choice Of
rS1y rS11syc4raLions. $l5 300 up.
PHILIP B. KEY CO., Realtors
JU. 5000 TIL Q PM. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Mr.. Casualty Hosp, NE.
Home & Income, $3.50 On.
Row brick; Q furn. apis. and 2 furn.
nI $50 dpF15ss 6srn loi PM n%:d cAEh fi,e MT e.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. $500
COLORED - 1881 SHEPHERD ST.
NEMods.n ne 6.sS sem Ss,nidss n1s 1risk 5DSs
COI0RED-RIvER TER, $3.50 Blain,
newly decorated; 5-rm. brick home
modern bath and kit. full bsmt.; &c,
heat: DEMATAT1S REALTY co.
COLoRED-NiCE Row BRICK, CLOSE
to Union Station and the Capitol,
den, garage; $1,000 cash payment.
cSESRTE sTF2TR RA. sEoq;r szo2;i woonr,rcr
Vacant Move in with deposit. AS.
sumo OF loan. Modern semidetached
brick. 6 rooms, 2 incloSed porches
nice front porch. full bsmt:: biR
sHape ons 70 yS 81 tes Can aires sf ssss as No
COLORED-S750 DOWN. pet. brick
prox. 10 yrs. old. Z bedrms.. l iiy.
rm;. kit.-dinette, tile, bath: oil heat;
cRsDs osts sa.ae Ge ssa Ss vssans sSss.
dl01l: SAMUEL c. REYNoLDs. 1905
coLoEEDi. 81; iSsi ne III. LINCOLN rARK@on
Tenn: ave.-Eight rms, tiled bath.
Gas Gas neat. lnnt recr; ooI1 rp.; only SlS.So0s
CoLoRED - bRookEAND BSGjNGx.,
8 rms. new bath, electric kit; oil
only sis.s5o. NA. osis. "a. 4a5s.
coLoRED-CoRNER 10th AND d
SITS. NE. Colonial front porch, 2
rear porches. brick house. 10 rms, 2
baths. bsmt. with front and rear
entrance; containing 2 rms. modern
k;.,w Kit; with 81 Frig.daire ana bath Nov
now getting. . paint job. For In
spection call AT. 56o4-AD. o3sS.
coLoRED-se,ooe DOWN, msybe
less; Attractive Colonial. S-bedrm.
sas Dssf hss Acme exceens a s1S sonaon sSsh =: front
rear porches; immediate possession.
"; CLIFFORD sHERTzER, RE.
cOioRED bEANwooD - ss.s5o.
14o~ WulttlnBuAm d. n.G., Six flIlS.
and bath; h.-w.h., detached nasonry
house; basement; garage; on Q lots.
C0LoRED-s1 600 DowN-vecant;
newly redec; throughout. Row brick
with z lovely rms. 2 baths; apt. in
bsmt.: Q gas ranges, eiec. refgrs..
garage. 18th and Otis sts. ne.
Csll Ia; 6-6666 or OIL. 595s ewes.
WOODBRIDGE - Real bargain: de-
tached, 6 rms. all modern, oil heat;
$l1,950. THACKER REALTY CO.,
ST. 7139. rs
COLORED-oNLY 81 800 DOWN
22-FT, GRIM. COLONIAL. BRICK
Lge. rms, modern kit, tiled bath
extra. law. and shower In fun hsmt.;
| gas h.-w.h.: nice yards. Easy mo
| payments: can be used apis.
RIVER TERRACE-SQ06 DOWN
Spotless 6-rm. brick (yacant), nr. bus
shopping and school. HOLLYWOOD tilt
/ bath, hardwood floors, modern hit.
1 Gas heats nice yards.
| u 8 = REALTX-NA. 0221
GvE9., IA. 467e. IA. oeI2.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
CHEVY CHASE

Bedrm. and full bath on LIST floor.
This brick home, consisting Of liy-
ing rm. with fireplace. family sized
dining rm.. fully equipped mod eIec.
kit: 2nd floor has 3 twin-sized bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt.. gas heat,
maids rm. and bath; 2-car de-
tached garage. 1mmed. poss Mr..
schools and Transportation, SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 1855:
Evening star., 1952-09-24
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN


Selnidet. 2-Family Homes
OPEN TODAY. 2. TO Mod. fire-
proof bldgs.. 4 yrs. old: each bldg.
dinette.. conpl. mod. kit. 2 bed
rooms. bath: tenant pay own utili-
ties; rent out. / apt. and live in
other; inspect sample house at
4-2S24. " N@ e'
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 Z 81. NV. Realtors. ME. $500
COLORED-BROOKLAND
2814 5th ST. NE.
Lovely. clean, 6-rm. brick home: q
incl. heated porches; Q kits, q baths
full bsmt., oil heat; Venetian blinds,
storm windows, garage; fenced -in
lot. Easy terms.
LISS REALTY co.
ME. 666S; Ewes. GE. 9079, Ia. 41O3
Evening star., 1952-09-24

BETHESDA. $14.950- Here Is IN
nice corner lot, with fine shade
trees and pretty lawns. Near Naval
Medical Center and Bethesda 6hop-
ping. AS pretty Q little home as
you'd want to see. Owner must sell.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UPPER N.W.-$12,5OO
5th and .Ingraham sts. ,n.w.-solid
row brick. 2 stories; 5 rms, bath,
full bsmt.; gas heat. Good terms.
DIXIE REALTY Co, Ma. $3.50;
after 3 PM. MIR. Gordon. Wo.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Colored, Detached, 2 Apts.
Two baths, Q stoves. 2 refgrs., q bed
rms. 1st a., in Q flne ne. residen-
tial neighborhood. Woodridge; first
better grab It: call Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1868;
eyes,, NO. 0006. Us
Evening star., 1952-09-24
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
"a nm 20 e1NQ Rol. A

@C,UUU OdSII--SIU0 FeI MO.
Modern brick Colonial home, 2 big
bedrms,. ny, rm., din. rm:. lit. fun
yard. Excel. neigfborhood.
SHORT WALK TO NEW WOODWARD
&. LOTHROP
Price. $16.950. Once open It'll o.
Town & Suburban. OR. 040O
Evening star., 1952-09-24
RETHECDA V1O OE

BETHESDA-$19,95 $50
New brick rambler, 8 tvin-sized he'd.
rooms, 25-ft. living room and dining
area. beautiful fireplace, huFe
Kitchen with picture window In
breakfast nook, rear concrete patio,
Iull basement. level lot; conv. 70
grade school; excellent financing.
CIT WE'D cHnTaTAY(H
Evening star., 1952-09-24
FORESTVALE-S17500
Center Hall Q Rofh.

California in style; large living room
with inside corner firepiace. hmss
dining ell, the last word in n 0E
kitchen, 3. twin-size bedrooms, rear
patio, full basement with picture
window for future recr. room; lsrRe
wooded lot: excellent location. A
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia Ave. 81. $500 TIL a.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES SALE-S.g. (cene.l

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
81 500. down; 8 bedrmS.. 11a baths.
| full bsnt.. outside entrance; gas
heat, ALBERT SWERDLOFF. ST.
OO14. GE. 6061. -25
Evening star., 1952-09-24
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Chevy Chase, D. c., Rambler
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ROLLINGWOOD
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Beautiful, exceptionally well-built.
modern brick colonial home in this
choice location. Center-hau plan,
3 twin-size bedrms., Ia baths.
screened porch; garage; level lot.
Price, $27, 800. OUTSTANDING
VALUE. once open I'll 8.
Town g. Suburban, OR. 9400
Evening star., 1952-09-24
M!Mu: Axe. S:E. LIZ. 4
OPEN Ewes. TILL 8 Pm

ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Semidet. brick, 3 years old. mr.. Ben.
ming I'd. and H st. Five rms, bsmt.,
gas heat; vacant. Payments, $50
Der mo. ST. 1857, ~. 9-2l64.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

/ BLOCK FROM CONN. AvR,-Is
you are seeking the Convenience az
one-fioor living, this RAMBLER has
much to offer; large liv. rn. with
fireplace. din. rm., beautiful kitchen.
large bedrooms. 2 baths. carpoort: !:
corner lot; superior construction.
~ inspect, cali Mrs. Dawson. Wo.
; MARSHALL J. wApLH CO.
Realtor, 1924 I4th st. NV. DT aaAe
Evening star., 1952-09-24
BETHESDA
$4,000 DOWN

$@,SOS INV Az
6.room detached home on
shady lot featuring 34-ft.
living room, large dining
room and kitchen; 2 twin
and / double bedrooms. n
blk. from Wisconsin ave. Con-
venient to everything, in
lovely neighborhood. p
BUTTON & FLETCHER
REALTY
WO. $500. Ewes, NO. eO40.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

BARNABY WoODs-CHEVY CHAsF
Owner offers q very lovely 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick Colonial with den
porch. garage. and h.-w.h. In an
exclusive neigkborhood, at 500
800. Vacant; 6646 Barnaby ct
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BRIARCLIFE-Fine quality. red
brick center-hal Colonial in lovely
cond. IN the best restricted residen.
area of WASHINGTON: includes den
and lavatory On 1st A.; 3 lge
bedrms.. 2 baths on end f.. beau
tifully finished 3rd f.; rec. rm.;
built.in gari lge. screen porch.
eyes call WC 4754 -2S
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CONTINUED On Ne1S rAes.J
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coLoRED NWiAn ynid,.I. atsrsctive tract. hone 3s:
bedrms.. din. rm., liv. rm. and kit;
gas heat; $1,000 down. Price $15.-
$50. AID. 03S3. ewes, TU. 1925.
ThoS. w. Moore Co.
1441 You st. NV. AID. 03s3
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cOLoRED-shepherd st. NV, q
rms, front and rear porches.- auto
heat, bsmt., nice yards: $500
down. Price S14,050. AD. O3S3,
eYes., Tu. 1928.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

CoLoRED-N.w. Taylor st., 9 rms,
9 rear porches. front porch. oil
heat, garage built-in. house heated,
AD' 03s3. ewes, TU. 1928,
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Soldiers Home; va
cant, 6 rms, tile bath. porches
electric refgr., nice yards. bsmt.,
$1,000 down. AID. O3S3. eyes,, to
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8R1GHTWOOD-S-ro modern row
brick with > incl heated porcfles;
new gas h.-w.h. This home is we'll
financed and very clean. BLITz &
CO., Ma. 6397.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., mr.. Conn. ave. :;
II years old. semidetached brick; 7
rooms, . baths. garage; nr. schools
and all convenienceS. Can be A.
nanced. LEGUM & GERBER, Real
f0rS nP annn fiII n -
Evening star., 1952-09-24
wo. 63s1

WESLEY HEIGHTS
Here indeed may be the solution tc
your living problem good family
house in the Horace Mann School
area. Large friendly rooms: pow.
der room. 1st a.; . baths. 8 bed
ewes, WI. 1895.
MARSTELLER-McCABE
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$32,5OO

2 blocks from circle: corner, detaehed
8 baths. includ. library, bedrms.
and bath 1st floor: 4 bedrms. and
2 baths End floor: stairs to storage
attic: side-screened porch; oil heat;
2-car garage. Call Mr.. Shackelford.
MA. $500: ewes. ST.. 660S. BOSS
d PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
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OAkV1EW-S14,SO 800
large picture. windows, 2 twin-size
bedrms.. spacious liv din. rnn. comb.
with fireplace; stairs to 2nd a., rna.
ffor additional bedrms.; level COLT.
io'' GsS np,rs Hntil 9 g;I5nls,;sJu; Pm; Ju; $4,000.