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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
By Alice Eyersrnon

Nelson Eddys recital. postponed
from November II, was given last
night in Constitution Hall and re-
ceived with the enthusiasm Gus
tomary at an Eddy appearance
The popular baritone, silvery
haired now. was in excellent voice
and in full command Of the vari-
Gus styles his program Of songs
called for. He was accompanied
at the piano by Theodore Paxson,
who played three solos so success
fully that two encores were re-
queSted.
The ability to feel at home with
an audience and to create an at
mosphere Of friendliness is also
one Of Mr.. Eddy's gifts. Theen he
adds a bit Of acting to his inter-
|pretations and many singers might
learn how much a roll Of the eyes,
q Shrug or a pout. fills in the
meaning Of a song. Sometimes
recital ethics are. put aside. but
what counts with Mr.. Eddy is that
everyone gets the idea and hal
a good time. There was plenty Of
good, straight singing that showed
the continual progress the singer
has made in the more classic
fields. But THE Frog went a.
Courtin' and "Shortenen' Bread
remain the favorites as encores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Baltimore Boy Gets Surprise:
Moscow Reply to His Protest

pleased to learn that you find our
programs interesting from an edu-
lcational standpoint. and that you
are one of the many American
citizens whose open mind prompts
Them to hope for better relations
between our two great countries.
Discusses Capitalist System.
"To your remark that there
would not be any starvation il
the people of the world had one
quarter of the food available in
the United States, let me say. ire
spective of the question of how
much food there is in the United
States, that under the capitalist
system of production and distri-
button you will always have the
men on top who glut themselves
with choice victuals to obesity
and the men on the lower rung
who have little of the means tc
keep body and soul together and
are barely able to keep their fami-
lies from starving.
| "As to your question about radio
listening, let me inform you that
every Soviet citizen is perfectly
free 10 listen TO any radio station
The pleases and that most of the
radio receivers made and sold II
lt1aic nol,y1tY.v eva o11-ru0va S0fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Episcopal Rector to Get Ring
As Symbol of All Wisdom

lself, the dean said-the only power
being in the wisdom Of the person
wearing it.
It contains four rectangular
Jewels. which Noe said symbolic
1.-THE omniscience, omnipotence.
lomnipresence and omniaction Of
God. And God, he said, can only
manifest himself fully and COM
lpletely through a "blanched'
person. DR.. Gottchall has
achieved the necessary spiritual
growth" Dean Noe said.
/ Just why the dean selected DR..
lGottschall as the worthy wearer''
Iof the strange and beautiful ring
has not been revealed. But Dean
Noe said he would state his reasons
lat the presentation.
DR.. Gottschall's preaching ca
Ireer has carried him from Bud
dhist temples In Asia to the tele-
vision networks of America. He is
a psychiatrist and conducts an in
Istitute Of prayer. He calls prayer
Americas secret weapon"
Dean Noe is founder and pas
tor Of st. James Episcopal Church
here. The church was established
in 1889. the year after Dean Noe
was removed as dean Of st. Mary's
Episcopal Cathedral by the late
Rt. Rev. James M. Maxon. bishop
Iof Tennessee.
Lived ON Bread and Wine.
Bishop Maxon removed the
dean from his post five days before
the latter was hospitalized because
Iof his physical condition brought
on by the fast. Dean Noe had
taken only the bread and wine Of
communion three times a week
during his fast.
Although the dean had headed
the cathedral for II years, leaders
Iof the church approved the bish-
ops action. taken only after
Bishop Maxon had discussed the
trend of Dean Noes philosophy
with him.
The dean got the idea for the
ring shortly after founding his
own church. The long period of
searching for specifications and
other information finished, he
turned over the job of making the
ring to jewelers. in New York, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and Memphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-No one
was more surprised than Gene l..
Klupt when he received an an
swer this week to letter Of COM
plant he had penned to Radio
Moscow in Russia.
Young Klupt. a 17-year-old
high school, student, was fiddling
with the short-wave band of his
fathers radio set last November
and happened to tune in on Radio
Moscow. The speaker was telling
how American citizens were dying
of famine and languishing in con-
centration camps.
Irked, Gene composed q letter
taking issue politely with the
speakers remarks. He addressed
it TO Radio Moscow and mailed it.
Then he all but forgot 1t, doubling
1t would ever reach its deStina-
ton.
Gets Picture Postcards.
Gene said. as nearly as he could
remember, he wrote: IF the peo-
pie Of the world had a quarter
of the food that we hayesin Ameri-
ca, there wouldn't be any starva-
ton" And he asked If Russian
citizens could listen to any broad
casts they chose as Americans
can.
This week he received an answer
by airmail. Included with q letter
were picture postcards of the
Kremlin and MoscoW's Gorky
street and the autumn-wintel
schedule or MoscoW's English.
speaking programs.
The letter, signed by !. Petrov
was typed on a plain sheet Of
white sesni-glossy paper. It said
Thanks for your letter Of No.
yember 2 from which we Wert
Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Nehru Retuins Power

NEW DELHI, India. Sunday
Feb. 10 P.-Prime Minister
Nehru's governing Congress Party
apparently will retain power ir
the central parliament with a big
working majority. mounting elec-
ton returns showed today. In the
House of 1876 seats, the Congress
Party has won 249 out of $50 in
contests decided thus far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

|d'amour," Godard's "L'Amour, .
lSaint-Saens' ia Danse Macabre, -
|Lacome's "Adieu," and Ferrari's
Valparaiso" been sung with bet
tier effect.
Mr.. Eddy is In a class by him
self. A singer whose fine voice and
engaging personality has always
had great appeal. he sings to his
particular type Of audience the
things it wishes to hear. Touching
lup his program with more stately
works, he presents them In his
loWn fashion which Is to make hsi
listeners enjoy them. They did
last night and among the many
added numbers were plenty Of
the old favoriteS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Polish Club InstuIIs

The Polish Club of Washington
has installed the following Of
f1cers: Joseph Chmielewski, presi-
dent; jerry Lerski, first vice
president; Mrs. Apolonia Daniele-
wicz, second vice president; Miss
Genevieve lux, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Stella Dmohoska, treas
urer; Miss Sophia Niemiec, acting
recording secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Hebrew Courses Offered

Glasses in Hebrew will be spon-
sored by the Hebrew Circle OF
Washington and the Recreation
Department at Roosevelt High
School beginning Tuesday at 7::45
pm. Elementary, intermediate
and advanced Hebrew converse
ton and singing classes will be
offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. Co. A-s
Going Skiing? Toke
insurance, Expert Warns
By lie Asl,oelc,ed Pres. :,

~ NE ASSoeloleo Pbe$es
SUN VALLEY. Idaho If you're
going on skiing vacation. it would
he a good idea to take out accident
insurance. says Fred A. Picard.
technical advisor to the U. s.
Women's Olympic skiing team.
Mr.. Picard believes skiing isn't
any more dangerous than taking
"a bath, but many skiers are care
less. Most accidents in skiing
happen when the skier is over,
tired and tries to do what he
isn't ready for yet.
Its essential that a skier know
when to quit for the day and not
try to be show-off," Mr.. Picard
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

W i t h the 1st
Air P o S t a !
Squadron, F ar
East Air Forces.
1t. riffin.
who W ork ed
as a postal clerk
in the Central
s t alton here
until recalled to
duty in Septem-
Der, is the son
of Mrs. ora
Griffin ISL
Quebec place
NV. He is on
sa,,krr a. nnrkn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Americans in Saigon
Find Respite From Heut
BY Inc Assoeiuted Press

DALET, Wet Nam, Indo China.
= Tired American Government
personnel who work in tropical
Saigon can now get away from
lit all.
Here in Dalai. 5000 feet up In
the mountains and 200 miles
northeast OF Saigon. there's q
big. comfortably furnished villa
available for the use Of Americans
who are looking for something diff
|ferent on q week end. The ram
bling house technically Is for the
use Of United States Minister
Donald Heath and Mrs. Heath.
but there Is usually . long list Of
weekend guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
kckeldin Approves
Commission 10 Study
School Finance Issue

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 9.-Gov. Nc.
Keldin, declaring he does not want
to be the final. everlasting au.
thority on whether the State OF
counties should be responsible fol
education, announced today he il
appointing commission to study
the problem.
He reiterated his opinion that
1t is up to the counties to increase
teachers salaries, a stand in which
he has won at least temporary
support of the State Senate.
However, I have no desire to
assume for myself the final and
all-time authority on the ques-
ton Of responsibility for the public
schools. or on the ability of the
political subdivisions to continue
meeting their proper shares. Of
that responsibility" he added.
Convinced Survey Incomplete.
The governor said he is con-
WINGED no one has fully surveyed
the problem. Therefore, he is NAM
ing a commission to "delve into
the probable effects on the COM
munities or greater State support
and the resulting increase in State
control.
II shall ask the commission to
consider the city and county
sources of potential revenue that
could be applied to school pur-
poses, as well as those of the state,
taking into consideration the fact
that the State now spends more
than $34 million on education"
Gov. McKeldin vetoed a $500
pay increase for teachers last
pear. The House voted to over
ride it Thursday. but the Senate
sustained him Friday by a two
vote margin. Reconsideration is
likely Monday night.
The governor said he has con-
sistently stated the responsibility
for increasing teachers salaries
and meeting other rising costs of
the public schools rests with the
local levels of government"
But he conceded the State did
assume a share of the responsible
ity and control over. the public
schools as far back as 1887"
Fears Power of State.
"While my wish to avoid in
creasing taxes was one of the
governing considerations. in my
veto Of the pay raise bill" the gov
ernor said, "the constant purchase
by the State of control over local
governmental institutions, such as
the public schools, gives me far
greater concern.
II am sure the question has
not been thought out thoroughly
by those in the department of
education who turn so readily to
Annapolis whenever additional
funds are needed or desired for
any purpose I'D the public schools.
Indeed I am convinced that no
one has, at least for many years,
fully surveyed the problem.
Gov. McKeldin said he was in
accord with a report by the legis-
lative council stating "the State
needs to have defined where the
line should be drawn between the
State and the political subdi-
visions, as to the responsibility for
schools"
A resolution introduced in the
Senate Wednesday called for a
commission to study the problem,
and the governor said he is COM
plying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

INV, for meritorious service as
Motor Transportation Officer with
10 signal battalion. Capt. Fillmen's
wife, Mrs. Mary Jane Fillmen,
and two children live at the On
tario place address.
y \ 4 4
James c. Griffin, husband Of
Mrs. Phlou Newell Griffin, 1425
Rhode Island avenue NV, has
been promoted to first lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Money to build the ring came
Through unsolicited gifts.
Noe assumed the title of dean
after establishing an institution
that he calls the University Of
Practical Living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Sorority Aids orphuns

Psi Lambda Tau sorority win
sponsor q game night" at 8
o'clock tonight In the Jewish Com
|munity Center. Sixteenth and @
streets NV. to raise funds to
aid European war orphans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Wheeler Tulks Tomorrow

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. 8 up.
Representative Wheeler, Demo-
crat Of Georgia, viii be the prin-
cipal speaker at the 55th annual
Charley Rouss Fire Company
banquet Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Wilson to speok on Defense

Charles =. Wilson. Defense
Mobilization director. win speak
lon Mobilization for Defense" at
lB pm. tomorrow In Georgetown
IUniyersity's CASTOR Han. Thirty
seventh and o streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

officer in an Air Postal Detach-
|ment with an air wing in South
ern Japan.
1t. (j.g.) James A. Carmack, r.,
husband Of the former Betty Jane
Hamilton. 1904 Connecticut ave-
niue NV. and SON of Mrs. Mary
IR Carmack, 1925 Connecticut
avenue NV, is taking advanced
flight training at Cabaniss Field,
Corpus Christi, Tex. A gradu-
ate of the Naval Academy, 1t.
Carmack served In Korea for
three months. He took his pri-
mary and basic flight training at
Pensacola, Fla.
4 4 4 y
Pfc. Francis G. Read, son of Mfr.
and Mrs. F. G. Read. 5000 Thirty
second street NV, has been grad
|uated from the Radio Mechanics
Course at the Fort Knox tKy.)
Armored School.
4 \ 4 i
/ I'd 1t. Kendrick MI. Mccall,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester II.
Mccall, 670l Forty-fourth street,
Chevy Chase, Md, has completed
Ia i5-week infantry company of1l-
Ger course at Fort Benning, Ga.
His wife. Elizabeth, lives in Butler.
N. j.
+ \ 4
ID 1t. Paul D. Summers, IT..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burks
Summers of Rockville, Md.
recently graduated from para
lchutist school at Fort Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

81 ,05O DOWN
sos 4o PCS. AssunE s}es INcf ds LOAN E2AHvrr,,,,,
Lansley Park area. Sender. brick
with entr. hall. lge. iiv. rrn.. din,
rm., equip. kit. and very lge' utii
rm.. 3 bedrms. and bath up; near
all conv. incl. complete shoppins
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
AP. $500 Ewes. VN. OsIs
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ALEXANDRIA
NEW

3 and 4 bedrooms, 9 baths. full base
ment. superbly constructed. every
modern appointment. Convenient to
schools, churches, etc.
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WOODWORK

I suppose II you saw Woodmoor when
Il was ablaze with its dogwood and
the fresh .greenness Of spring =
you'd be willing to wait . long time
for the .dogwood, but We have the
nome. A Cape Cod of 2 bedrms
on . 70-ft. lot, with & garage anc
huge. screened porch; all large
rooms. Close to parochial and public
sca9els. a9ss Phone Mr: Daugherty, ~
SIDNEY q. MENSH Il CO
Evening star., 1952-03-12
WOODSIDE

One Of Silver Springs loeyliest sec-
tionsssA beautiful red brick cape ans
God. offering liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm;, huge kit. l bedrm' and
1uil bath on 1st A.; Ige. screened
side porch; 3 bedrms. and bath on
Si,;1. Snd T.; full bsmt; with Is bath;
yeniences, Cali Mr. Henry, SH. 1 9ial.
1or appointment. KIRKS REALTY
CO., Realtors. no. RTTS
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TAKOMA PARK. MD.

t3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW
Spacious home situated on cornel
and transportatfon:. soft. iiy. rm
with fireplace, full din. rm.. kit.
bedrms. and bath; storage attic
full bsmt. with oil INV heat: from
and rear porcheS: detached garage
II. G. SMITHY co.
S11 18th ST. NV. ST. $500
Ewes. WI. 1928
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WOODSIDE FOREST

Three bedrms.. den. 1h hath. pv
rm. with fireplace. screened e. Densi norch ,s
on din: rm.. lge. kit. with eatins
space. Fun hsmt. and built-in gar
make this one of the most desir.
able homes in the Woodside ares
Conv. financing can be arranged.
DELL CO., INC.
Call JU. S-5s8O Till Q PM.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
WHEATON ,HGTS..

WHEATON lHGTS., MD.
=. ASSUME GI. LOAN
Beautiful brick J.. NJ semidet. home
only 9 mos. old. Featuring Ice. nv
am;; iamiiy sized din rmi mod: kit
hardwood floors throughout; full
bsmt; gas heat; anchor fenced yard;
many other extras. Reas. down pay.
ment. Balance. S74,s4 per mo. IN,
eiudes principal. interest. taxes anc
insurance: Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMpANEILA q CO.
Elk. 4113 ewes. AP. 1868.
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$16.5OO

ia. 6-7744 Realtor ia. I'll!
455l Lee Hwy.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
(Somerset School Area)
A very fine family home with large
liy. rm. din. rm.. sun porch and
layetory on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms
and bath and extra lavatory up
stairs; good construction. Govern
ment ofneial owner has Just pur-
chased larger home.
BILLINGsLEY REALTY co.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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peter j. hagan
rvrrTIrNT TrpN6s

3a08 r. /. Ave. NE. UN. s5s5
WA. 1857, UN. 1855. Open 9 Till 8.
PRICED no SELL NOW
EHEVERT,Y
Evening star., 1952-03-12

ASSUME 40 LOAN
KENSINGTON-$13,5O0
Cape Cod" home of 8 bedrooms
left. living room. large combina-
ton kitchen and dining room. gas
furnace, deep lot fenced in; owner
has purchased larger home in city
must sell and settle quickly. Ewes.
phone Mr.. Owen, GE. 5883.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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RAMBLING CAPE COD

3 BEDROOMS. DEN 9 BATHS
= Immediate posses.
sion. Liv. rm. with fireplace, ada
cent screen porch with fiagstone
deck. Family-size din. rm., mod
kit. bsmt., det. gar. Lge. fenced
lot. 70x120 with barbecue pit.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH. 0673. If No Answer. TO. 5627
Evening star., 1952-03-12

LIVE IN
TWINBROOK
ONLY $73 A MONTH
Two bedrooms. bath; finished stair.
way to 2nd floor. Easily expandable
to 2 added bedrooms, bath and stor-
age; log-burning fireplace; de luxe
kitchen with Bendix washer; located
IN Montg0mery County's most per-
fectly planned community.
SIC, ,450
SUBJECT TO GROUND RENT
VETS-$980 DOWN
PLUS SETTLEMENT
OPEN DAILY l TO s..
Georsia ave. to Wheaton. left on
Viers Mill I'd. to Donley Const. Co,
Twinbrook sign, left on Ardennes
ave. to Crawford DR., left on Craw-
ford to model home or out Wiscon-
sin ave, continue on Rte. 24O to
new ESQ gas station just before
entering Rockville. right l block,
right on Viers MIL I'd. Ia mi to
Twinbrook sign, right on Ardennes
ave. to Crawford, left on Crawford
= DoNIEY SIi ScoNsrRucT1oN co.
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HOUSES EoR SALE--vA.


REAL ESTATE SERVICE NC, q
1880 cash. Assume So. ZOO, ~
loan. Prewar brick, 5 rms, bsmt,,
tiled bath, oil heat. 1st fare hus zone.
ohicer transferred. Call oW. 0090.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE NC.
Eypansible hunea.. like new. 65xl5A
Level lot. bedrms., .lge. liv. rm.,
with brick flrepl.. breakfast space in
coup. kit, .unfurnished upstairs;
yseryy, pretty So front window, 50 200
At s12,s50. Gail oW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE NC
Two hlks. cfi Wilson. blvd. In No.
ATl; AIii prsTnar Irns, S,rm, ,5, brick. nice bsmt.
outside entr.; Venetian blinds, avn
inss: mature couple selling tor
oW. 5000. ~ -"
REAL ESTATE SERVICE NC.
Be only 5 minutes to Key Bridss and
Georgetown and own a lovely q
bedrm.,, duplex style home that has
unusually nice flowers and shrubs,
5 rms. plus tiled bath and bsnt.
Best steel and concrete eonst,:
home. $4,000 cash, and SIS psr
REAL ESTATE SERVICE nsc.
SSt ~ ronn, vienna WaynNsw hcms, siS.
and lge. porch; Heatolator brick
nrepl.. many windows and spacious
storaee,type closets; $16,150. Ask
to be shown. Call oW. e0e0.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
Near exclusive Tara section"--An
all-brick rambler less than 1 VT. al. !.
tine floor plan incorporating 8
tilsS asss. bath s,la ,n and stairway % to storsse
with GE equipment and YOUNGSTOWN
metal cabinets. Picture window view
| OF attractive community; S1o.60O
with $4,000 cash. Home for meticu-
lous people. Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC.
One blk. to stores. ! blk, to bus; I
Quiet, dead-end street. Lovely y
bedrm. row home, liy. rn,. din. rm..
oil heat: $500 e0p.sse DOWN ad Dsp. s5o sIsc per
mo, Can't be surpassed. Call OW.
oOsu.
! REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
idea Of complete utilization. Hand
bination with cute foyer entr. ar-
rangement; 3 bedrms. tiled bath;
one-rrn. has been paneied in knotty
pine for use as den; 10-cu.-ft. refgr.
exhaust fan In lovely kit; bsnit.
has above-ground picture window,
real brick fireplace. \ bath and
laundry A beautiful home for only
S19.75O. Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
Our tar."-Ideal for those who
desire to be close in. this 3-bedrm.
rambler Is comfortable and has
plenty OF eye appeal. Floor to -ceilins
brick fireplace on interior wall very
Should be seen; SlS,s60. Terms. csii
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on 0lebe, oW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Two blks. Oh wilson blvd. in No.
Arl; Preyar 5-rm, brick. nice bsmt.
with asphalt tile on floor. plus an
outside entr.; Venetian blinds, avn
ings; mature couple selling tor
OW, 9000.
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BETHESDA MD
RETHESDA
BETHESDA. 4 REDRMS

Choose your decorating in this brand
new brick Cape Cod; 1st floor. liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room
rooms and bath; End floor. .
very large bedrooms and bath; slate
roof. attached garage and large
screened porch; full basement. oil
&C. heat and bath; large wooded
lot
Evening star., 1952-03-12

With terms arranged to suit
you. Just 2lz years old and
in. new house condition. This
splendid Cape Cod offers en-
trance hall. living room. din
ing room. equipped kitchen,
2 twin-sized bedrooms and tile
bath on 1st floor with stairs
TO partially finished End A.:
1ull; bright basement. Call
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
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4 BEDROOMS. S21 $50
BETHESDA. $16.950
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Situated on q beaut. corner lot; near
Columbia Country Club. white brick
direct lighting: sood-sized kit. with
mod. equip. din. rm.. porches. recep-
tion hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
maids rm. and bath also; built-in
gar; conv. to schools and transp.;
about . yrs. old. In excel cond.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
To inspect call Mr.. Denton, Ma.
2O40; after 5. WO. 4444.
l.. E. BREIJNINGER & SONS
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SILVER SPRING- MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
DUTCH COLONIAL, BR1cK-vAcAN7
ON LARGE. LEVEL LOT
Just what We wanted. bedroom and
bath. hrSt floor, also large Twins
room, open fireplace. dining room
modern kitchen. The second fioor
mas large bedrooms. bath and
plenty closet space. recreation room,
powder room and another small
room besides furnace and washroom
Price and terms are right. Trade
considered. We need houses to sen.
M. B. Weaver. WO. 4944.
Realtor 1904 14th ST III w nj oaAe
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TAKOMA PARK

4141AO4N1E2 Z x2Ith
l2Ol Kingwood dr-Detached brick
Williamsburg type home; Complete
IN every detail: ideal for doctor or
dentist, attractive liv. rm. with fire-
RstS PLACE oa ain fm; kit. 2 bedrms. and
dressing rm. and bath on 2nd A.;
attractive .knotty pine rec. rm. with
bar; gas h.-w.h.; conv. to schools,
transp. and shopping; many other
outstanding features; conv. terms
can be arranged. For appr. to in
pluNNE Ho. 0700; evenings. NO.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

DE LUKE RAMBLER
ROCK CREEK HILLS
$40 500 ),
SIT. In an unexcelled location on a
beautifully Handicapped corner iot
We take pride in offering for the
nrst time this lovely rambler ia
immaculate condition, consisting Of
foyer entrance. large living room
tiInl tWihn stone fireplace. dining room,
fast area. g twin sized bedrooms
ana baths; full basement with
fireplace, finished maids room and
path, attached double garage; large
screened porch and Hood lighted
patio; the many beautiful Appoint
ments are too numerous 10 de-
scribe To inspect cali Mr.. ].
smith. Ex. 24S0 or AD. 2452.
FRED A SMITH M
Evening star., 1952-03-12
l415 K st. NV. Realtors. "
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4 HEQRMS.

Detached brick Cape Cod: 4 lovely
bedrms.. lge. kit. spacious liv. rlIl.,
full hsmt. Assume GI loan; only
$4,000 cash. SOS per mo. pays all.
ACT auick.