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Evening star., 1952-08-03
Rains Crack DROUGHT
In New England, but
South Still Suffers
Rains cracked the New England

Rains cracked the New England
drought last night.
Scattered showers wetted down
some of the parched farms in
Virginia and other parts of the
South.
But Agriculture Department Of
ficials said the Southern drought
areas needed a lot more moisture
to halt the destruction of tobacco.
cotton. corn, pasture and truck
crops.
Steady rains pelted much of
New England, with more to come
today and possibly tomorrow. The
prediction for the Boston area
was one-half inch of rain-as
much as it got during all of July.
Big Help to Crops.
1.-THE weather pattern Of the
past month has been broken and
no hot weather is in sight," the
Weather Bureau said about New
England.
In the South, the outlook was
less encouraging, but scattered
showers already had produced re-
lief in some areas.
The showers hit Virginia be-
fore dawn yesterday.
Virginia's Commissioner of Ag-
riculture, Parke C. Brinkley, said
the showers were a tremendous
help" to Virginia crops. But he
added that the showers gave only
temporary aid.
What we really need is gen.
eral rair-two to four inches
during a two or three-day period,
he said.
The most encouraging break
came In Connecticut. where q
gentle, steady rain gave the lane
the biggest drink 1t has had il
more than a month.
1t came as a professional rain.
maker arrived to practice his ar
for $4,000. Now he may not b'
hired.
Grasses Shriveling.
Grasses in pastures shriveleC
from lack of water, and sent som,
farmers frantically buying hay t.
feed their livestock. Tennessee,
Agriculture Commissioner Edward
Jones was in Wisconsin to bu!
from an ample hay crop there, bu
he complained of price gouging.
''Unfounded rumors of out
rageous prices likely to be offeret
have confused many farmers wh'
want to SELL" he said.
He said scalpers were starting
to truck Wisconsin hay to tn
South in the hope of getting BIZ
prices. He said the answer to thi
was for the Wisconsin Department
of Agriculture to help set up
buying pool.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Truman Praises CIC Men,
Hits Amateur Competition
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2-Presi-
dent Truman today commended
former members of the nations
Counter Intelligence Corps but
said their field is "all too fire.
quently invaded by amateurs"
Some of them," he said, are
sincere persons and others self
appointed super patriots or poll
ticians eager for headlines and
very little concerned with whether
the charges they make can be
documented. whether they help OF
hurt our national security or how
much damage they do to innocent
persons.
In wired message to the Balti-
more convention Of the National
Counter Intelligence Corps Assoc.
iation, the President added:
These persons do not under
Standard some of them do moi
wish to-the quiet, searching ane
effective technique of counter.
intelligence in which you profes.
sionS have been trained"
About 300 former CIC member.
attended the weekend convention
They elected George Heisch o.
Baltimore, president.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Georgian speech, he is neverthe-
less q strict disciplinarian.
Chiefs of the Washington Metro
Ipolitan Police have come and gone
but Inspector Raspberry has be-
come a sort of tradition in local
police and departmental circles.
The old Fisheries Laboratory
which has been used by various
Federal agencies since New Deal
muShrooming in Washington, has
been remodeled extensively.
In recent years the building was
used as dead-storage for musty
volumes of the old Army Medical
Museum.
Offices Air Conditioned.
A three-ton air conditioning
unit has been installed to provide
summer comfort for the principal
Offices on the first floor. In other
parts of the building, the rooms
have individual venJilating sys-
TENS.
Grounds about the building are
being landscaped this week. An.
other added facility is a neXt-dool
parking lot for about so cars
convenience the Park Police have
not enjoyed for years. Parking
about the Interior Building is al
a premium and no special arrange.
ment had been made for police
cars. The new parking lot no
only will take care of individual
members of the headquarters stat
but the citizens who come and g
daily.
Park officials. too, are pleased
over the new setup for the Parl
Police, something more in keepin!
with the dignity of the oldest po
lice force in the Capital. Will
. the Metropolitan Police Fore
| dates back only to 1861, ther
sIhas been a force for the protec
ltion of park areas for 152 year.
It's earliest records date from 180
when Washington City wa
: founded.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Bataan Veteran Wins
Restoration OF Pension
On Benefit Of Doubt
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2.-Ray-
Yaond c. Geier, 32-year-old para
lyzed survivor of the Bataan
death march in World War II,
learned today that full disability
pension has been restored to him
by the Veterans Administration.
Mr.. Geier. a resident of nearby
Wexford, was collecting 1882 a
month 13 months ago when the
Washington VA Office cut off his
checks, overruling the local branch
Office.
The Wexford man was crippled
in 1949, four years after discharge,
by an attack of what was dag
nosed as polio. The VA here ruled
he was entitled to the disability
compensation on the grounds he
had been rendered more suscep-
tible to polio by the harsh treat
ment he had received at the hands
of the Japanese as a prisoner of
war.
Had Asked Grant.
More than a year ago Mr.. Geier
applied for a special grant to help
build a special wheel chair house"
and also for $1,000 to help him
buy specially equipped car.
The VA in Washington not only
refused but cut off Mr.. Geier's dis
ability checks, ruling his paralysis
wasn't due to service connected
cause.
Mr.. Geier then took his case to
q veterans organization. It finally
won a hearing before the VA in
Washington where the entire case
was reviewed July 2. Several
Pennsylvania legislators also
pleaded Mr.. Geier's case.
Doubt of Diagnosis.
Renewing Mr.. Geier's disability
pension today, the VA ruled there
was considerable doubt concern
ing the nature of his ailment. In
view of this, it said the benefit of
the doubt was being resolved in
the veterans favor.
Mr.. Geier, the father of a FIVE
year-old child, will now get pen
sion of 1913 a month-the amount
of pensions having been increased
recently by Congress. He also is
to receive 81 800 to buy a new auto
equipped with hand controls.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Keen Gets Promotion
Ito Lieutenunt General
By the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Maj. Gen
William B. Kean, 5th Army com
mander, was promoted today tt
the rank of Lieutenant General
The promotion was marked b!
a formal ceremony at Fort Sheri
dan.
Gen. Kean has been command
ing general Of the 5th Army sinc'
July II. He commanded the 25tl
Infantry Division when it wa
committed to action in the Ko.
rean war.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
z Hulk Women Captured

MANILA, Sunday, Aug. 3 (P.-
Government troops yesterday cap
tured IA Communicated Huks, in
cluding two women, in Laguna
Province south of Manila. The
women were accompanied by six
small children.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
CAMPS Goodwill and Pleasant
To Hold Open House Today

tending the camps this summer
were selected from lists provided
by these agencies:
Alexandria mily Service,
American Legion Welfare Depart
ment, Arlington Department of
Public Welfare. Barney Neighbor-
hood House, District Board of
Public Welfare. Catholic Charities
of Northern Virginia, Children's S
Hospital, District Child Guidance
Clinic. Fairfax County Welfare
Department, Family Service of
Northern Virginia, Family and
Child Services of Washington,
Friendship House, Gallinger Hos
Ipital, Georgetown House, Juvenile
Court. Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society, Merriwether Home for
Children, Montgomery County Ju-
Ivenile Court, Northwest Settlement
House, Nye Council House, Prince
Georges County Welfare Board
Prince Georges Social Service
League, Providence Hospital
Southeast House, Southwest Com
munity House, Washington Insti.
tute of Mental Hygiene and XII.
wants Clinic for Crippled Children
Star Readers Helped.
Readers of The Star helped the
Summer Outings Committee, 6
Red Feather agency of the Com.
munity Chest, to make the camp
trips possible. Community CheSt
funds were not sufficient to afforc
trips for all the children thu
camps could accommodate.
In addition to the $17,267.0:
contributed to The Evening Stal
Summer Camp Fund by Washing.
iton area residents, the Congress.
sional Ball Game produced ST..
298.83.
With the help of a balance
from last years camp fund, these
expenditures were made:
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Notre Club to Meet

The Notre Dame Club of WASH
ington will plan its fall activities
program at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in
the Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES WANTrp 10 RENT HOUSES sALE-NW. tcen..l


FURNISHED 8 or 4 bedroom house,
April l to June I, for University OF
Maryland students during dietary
study sponsored by Bureau Human
Nutrition and Home Economics. Call
To-. 6430. Ext. 436. Evenings and
week ends. call AP. 3S17.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in neaI-
by Md. or NV. d. c.; free appraiS-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service, phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. &242. liz
GEORGETOWN AREA-Desire or
8 bedrm. house furnished for inn
mediate occupancy. CO. 4472 after
1850 PM; references furn. Ill
THREE TO FOUR BEDRM. HOUSE
with at least 2 or more bathrooms;
Chevy Chase hr Bethesda area. pre-
fer home In lnear-new or excellent
condition. call MR.. TEPPER, WO.
64OO.. Sat. or sun. and ewes, or
Elk. 1900 weekdays. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SAlE-M0
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETH.-SILy. SPG. AREA-Absolute
offer Of 3-bedrm. brk. rambler al
S21 $50. A low pricel Has the mod
wanted features like lge. elec. kit
place. and big 6smt. This IS iirst
4RTH1R. SqsE1H9 v. a La RocH&. Go7S sst. 'oaiz fs
WHEATON--2-bedrm. brick rambler
$11.450. Assume large GI loan. ,$7b
ger noo ne; CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor'
BEifiHfEssEDoA ESD RAMBLER-well-loeated
new brick home; full bsmt,: 8 bed
GIONAL REALTY CO.. OF. 2776;
GEENiM6Nr1 LEN 2Sf 1fs5 ffso5REsr - Expansible MaE
iot fuii IS bsunt ase AncSor MSSGeo fencins; GSans;
IFsasonsbls I;1 nbs,pY terms. cis Gall gU; $4,000
acre lot; large e0nll familyzsiss UsfaS breaP1 Hn
fast, room; sun deck of electric
kitchen; large .paneled club rm. with
fireplace opening onto terrace: 3
car sarase; gas as. heat Ewes,
Mos. M5s l. Rfnnfi RafnIips oE Wo. oe5s 1900 with
SILVER SPRING RAMBLERwBrand
bath. 8 bedrooms; nice lot: Cail
MI. Ryan. 81. 12bS. MARSHALe
:. WAIlE; ~ ssIs IEssaitor' 1924 14th st
Silver wi IS .sPsiNG :iShsi G-complete aE kit.
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler. stair,
to .storage attie; soo pie-shaped lot
$50. Terms arranged. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor. 81. $500. 10
HOT-WATER HEAT-Attractive brick
bungalo with separate din. rm.;
full bsmt.; level lot; .close-in Sill.
Springs; mr.. transp: shopping and
all schools. A. J. KESSINGER g. co.
NV NV fotk FStf; ROOM brick, -expansible
speet and make offer. Evergreen
esiY COLLINS AVE-. Wheaton Hills.
Md:-Charmins corner brick bunga;,
porch, iiy. Sm.,. dinette. kitchen. :
near shopping. public transp: Truly
by appt. LUsT1NEE iSSA REALTY CO.
pfPkoMaT M E. LRxv1NG nx NJ 0syR sei: sorseou.
large rooms; 8 bedrms., 2l baths;
2 refgfs.. dshw.. deepfreeze. 2 bars;
gear gar; huge recr. rm. Ideal for
entertaining. Bethesda. $33 800
CLOSE-iN ESTATE. brick. on q
acre; 8 bedrms., 4 baths, 2 kits,
library. Excel. price. REGIONAL
REALTY CO., OIL 2776 till 9 pm
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PK.-S23,-
700; practically new. det. brick
home; 1st a. contains liv. rm., din.
rm., powder rm. and large mod.
kit; End H. 3 nice bedrms. aud 2
de luxe tile baths; full bsmt.. gas
one osce Pe1E n TwEFD wfSnyeciencfS G6 can e
Conn. ave. NV. EM. 1850 TIL . Pm pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Past Chevy
Chase Circle and near. Conn. ave.
IN picturesque neighborhood Of
lsEes brcf aef soms sseansfS WITH h0Ess Bsd
rm; and fun bath, lovely lly. RIM.
with fireplace, din. rm. and mod.
Kit; 1st e., 8 nice bedrms. End Il.
finished Ord A.; rec. rm.; lear ga
rage; Owner leaving city. Call r. A.
TWEED CO.. INC, ,5504 Conn. ave.
AMERIscANi Univ UNivERsITP Il I P-n; PARK -
Beautiful detached brick Colonial
home within few blocks of the
popular Spring Valley Shopping Cen:
terst,ph ter There is is ,od no finer Esstdential
that enjoys sreater convenience Z: e
the ctty's best public. private and
parochial schools. excellent shopping
snd ssnt.rSs isst trS,nspoTtatiOn; spacioI'
Isx25. lge: private din. rm. SMALL
DEN. POWDER ROOM, fully equipped
porch on first fioor. THREE excel.
lent bedrooms and TWO baths or
and door., PERMANENT HALL
STAIRWAY TO LOVELY BIG DOR
MITORY BEDROOM ACROSS EN-.
TIRE THIRD FLOOR. Full basement
Paneled ground-level recr. room with
fireplace. Attached garage. New
Byrant gas air-conditioned heatini
plant. Large level inelosed rear yard
Home includes all the very best con.
struction features: is about 10 year
PRICE DRASTICALLY REDuCEI
TO S33, $50 AND POSITTVELl
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK. Ewes
sS9nps sSn SKI g715. FRANK 9. PHIL
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Cony. to Spring Valley Shoppini
Center; modern det. brick with
bedrnns., 9 baths. daylight reer. rm.
splendid condition .throughout. Ewes
:. Aennef, OF. 6077 with THOE
L. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
GROCERY sToRE and bungalow, o

thoroughfare. mi. from D. C. line;
owner retiring, will sell for less than
cost OF reproduction; S.. 800 cash
5015; e3ves., EN-. 6407.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

Silver Spring-$14,200
New rambler; 13x17' living room,
9.x12 dining room. modern equipped
Kitchen. 2 lovely bedrooms and
bath on 1st floor; large storage
attic; full basement with picture
heat.
New Colonial-$18,5OO
Where else In Silver Spring can you
md o sparkling new 6-room. ALL
brick home with 1st-floor powder
room; lovely screened side porch;
full basement: gas heat; on q wooded
lot 71'xl5l, and Just 11s blocks to
grade schools and Sligo Park?
4 BedroomS-$18,95O
Convenient Silver Spring location;
prewar brick Cape Cod: living room
With fireplace; separate dining room;
2 bedrooms and bath on LIST floor;
2 bedrooms and "a bath upstairs; !;
full basement. oil h.-w.h.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
s71O Ga. Ave-. 81. 670O It'll .
Evening star., 1952-03-10

Takoma Park-$21.
New brick Cape Cod. liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., large kit. with
dining area. bedrm. and " bath
down: bedrms. and full bath up.
AL rooms are large; full bsmt.;
outside entf.; gas a.-c. heat; lge. cor.
lot. conv. to new Catholic school;
shop. and transp. Avail. for immed.
occupancy.
Rambler-$23,9 $50
Near Franklin Ave.
New brick rambler; large Nv. rm.-
din. rm. combination with firepl. !;
kit. with din. alcove, 8 good sized
bedrms.; 1h tiled baths; stairway
to storage, attic. Full bsmt. with
flrepl, toilet; outside entr. Large
level lot; block TRANSPORTATION.
Silver Spring@$18,500
Near Mont. Blair High
Close-in location; prewar brick. liv.
rm. with flrepI.; 2 twin-sized
bedrms. din. rn1., modern kit. tiled
bath; stairway to storage attic;
screened porch; bsmt.: oil h..w.
heat, garage, large lot.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5555. Realtors. Till 9 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

VARIETY STORE. sc and 10c. Excel.
loc,, Pqesent owner, 16 years. Low
Tshs GgpHTtuplts ta1 business
Write to Box 276-M. Star. 16s
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

COLORED--e-FAMILY ROW BRICK,
Newly dec. excel. cond. OH heat.
Possession Of both apts. Inspec-
ton by appt. only. NE. 1871.
Ewes, Ia. $50. Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES sALE--s.k. tcont.l

POTOMAC AVE. Sc
JUST ABOVE PA. AVE.
Six rooms and bath: 4O-ft. parking
$12.500.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
Phone Day. DI. 7s77 or Night. II.
141s H st. NV. -lo
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
"S115nno

Will buy this 2-yeat-old det. rambler
with 8 bedrmsa tile bath, on level
entire lot. located south Of Rock
Vile in q section of new homes.
Convenient terms. Call ME. 1143 un.
u pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
RESuAURANT. located At "a 14th st

KES1lAUkANT. located at "A 14th st.
ne. Qormerly Blands) OPP. East
Cap1tol st. car barn. To be sold at
: public auction Thursday, March
18th at 2 pm: Air-cond., equipped,
at $3.50 mo. for store and large
apt. to satisfactory party. BOB
EOlI,ANnER MA Q7A3 10
Evening star., 1952-03-10
OWN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, $13,95O-
Cozy 2-bedrm. brick bungalow with
years. old. oil h;-w.h.. chain link
fence. 4 blks. from D.. c. line;
close to elementary school; 20 min.
to downtown; conv. to Andrews,
Boiling and Naval Air Station. Call
FoREsTviLIE. D.-New Cape Cod
brick BUNGALOWS. lh-story, aall-mod- an
x: For sale BY builder, w.. A.
LUSBY. Ak. 1902. Ill
INDIAN HEAD - 2-bedrm. home;
fenced fenced Yard; Yard iuSSeud si.5So down. t'' sss ib 20
per mo. Call Indian Head 1861.
GREEN MEADOWS lovely homes.
/ with Q lge. porches and partial
bsmt.; the other with gear garage;
either can be FHA financed with
JOHNSON, WA. $3.50. -12 !.
WEST LANHAM HILLS-Cape Cod
cottage; 5 rms: kit; and bath;
5-rm. detached house
in beautiful Rogers Heights; all
rooms large and bright; full base
ment. lovely fenced lot with trees.
flowers, shrubbery; can be bought
right on good terms. Mr.. Maury.
TU. 1926. MARSHALL. ). WAPLE
CO., Realtor, 1924 14th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

WE WILL BUILD on your lot, Q TO
4 bedrnn. house for from $10,600 to
on our construt ton schedule re.
ceived ewes. to 0 pm. wk. days
except sat-; Sun. from 1 to pm
J.. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES SALIVA. tcens.D I

ARLNGTON.s GREATEST VALUE
exclusive and highly restricted Belle
vue Forest, center hall plan: living
rn.. approx:, 13x24; private, dining
rm; huge all.electric dream Kitchen
BATHS: fi ffsiii Basement; a $s; stoTass attic: s:
h.-W. heat. Priced at $34, ESQ.
Owner leaving city urges immediate
sale; ,,II Eyes; Ts call Wo; S23S. FRANK
ARLINGTON RAMBLER - Sls,e50.
WITH irepiace ieK and Tirr fuii 6smt. a%nlea on
delightful high elevation with
choice reishborhood. l." one on Of sfhs thss
finest values TO be found. Ewes,
i1Fps.J iaF ia IA 7IesaS; saseae. FRANK 9. PHI PHIL
FALLS CHURCH---For only Sl2.65O;
scn3e 6edrrS,9mS; r,e :-ln Living Ias- room: dinette
attic. Extras: Immed. occupancy.
Can arrange for as little as So. 900
DOWN payment: Bargain directly
from owner. CHAPLAIN HUNTER,
llOe Kenng DIR. Phone il. 2-4l24.
FALLS CHURCH-6-rm. Colonial on
ige. liv. rm., separate din. rm.. kit.
With eating space; dry bsmt.; lge.
G1 loan; $500 dn., SIT monthly,
Incl. l ms, Ysst taxes. No brokers. CAN
FALLS CHURCH - $17,5OO. Two.
story brick Colonial in perfectly
beautiful condition.; liv. rTn.. pvt.
din. rm.. large mod. kit, screened
porch 10x22 on LIST a.; 8 bedrms.
q twin size) and bath on End a. |:
Eyes. call IA. 7-OS42. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. ia. 6-6266. --16
Evening star., 1952-03-10

"Silver Spring-$15,95O"
hs I HunssloS nssl countt1 Htn
club section.
Dutch Colonial-$15,950"
Six, large rooms, full basement, near
schools and churches.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. s-5757. Silver Spring. Till 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-3 bedrm.,
picture window and fireplace. fam
lily size. din. rnl., modern kit, with
It. refgr. Full bsmt. with new. 40:
gal. water-heater, screened from
porch. fenced rear yard. Home 4
5 yrs. old: 2 blocks from st. Anne's
church and school. and Wise. ave;
Ssr Prics $500 Sgeoe % sash .psst sci
LARGE FAMILIES ATTENTION-see
710 whittier st. NV. today, open
It'll dark; four bedrooms, two baths.
Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO Realtor. 1924
Evening star., 1952-03-10
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

(s-BEDRM. BUNGALOW
and transportation: 26-ft. iiy. rm
with fireplace, full din. rm.. kit, :
bedrms. and bath; storage attic
full bsmt. with oil h.-w. heat; from
and rear porches; detached garage
H. G. SMITHY co.
S11 18th ST. NV. ST, $500
Ewes. WI. 1929
Evening star., 1952-03-10
SILVER SPRING. Md.

GsAV NJ ASAANSN1 NNOs
DUTCH COLONIAL BRICK-VACANT
ON LARGE. LEVEL LOT
Just what we wanted. bedroom and
bath. first floor. also large living
modern kitchen. The second floor
has , large bedrooms. bath and
plenty closet space, recreation room,
powder room and another small
room besides furnace and washroom.
considered. We need houses to sell.
NJ. B. Weaver. WO. 1914.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE 90.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI, 334f,
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON--New rambler. brand
rsrr:.s,a new: bedrooms; @ ~ baths baths 11sx 1sx3s
patio. fun sround-leyel basement.
washer. disposal. fireplace; . blocks
TO schools and shopping; in excellent
netghborhood; So, 500. Ewes, call
"a. 7-0s42. FRANK o. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
ALExANDRIA

In this highly desirable neighborhood.
bsmt. with rec. rm. and u bath.
Liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
mod, kit screened porch, garage,
level lot. fenced. Conv. to schools
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
JE., 3-1671 JE. 3-lS72 OV. 1916
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES sALE--MD. Cont
KENSINGTON

6R1Ck-$l2,65O ls i1f
New Cape Cod In estab. neighborhood;
2 bedrms.. ceramic tile bath with
shower; 2nd floor heated and in
sulated, ready to finish. -
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors Lo. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-03-10

ROSEWOOD. SILVER sPRING
Attractive, brick and stone house
with fireplace. dining rm., all-elec-
trio kitchen; / bedrm. and bath
down and 3 bedrms. and bath up
stairs; full basement, gas a.-c.h.; !;
nicely financed. Mr.. Washburn, TU.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Imposing custom-brick Colonial To-
Gated not far from Conn. ave. on q
gorgeous 1a-acre site in one OF the
finest sections Of the NV. area. Wide
Center hall. 25-ft. living room with
beautiful fireplace. family-size dining
ern complete kit. with din. alcove;
4 twin-size bedrms. and 2 complete
baths on 2nd floor: large dormitory
rm. on 3rd; gear garage. maid rm.
and bath. This is truly Q magnificent
home and will please the most ex-
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
BETHESDA.
1905 HIGHLAND AVE.
OPEN sim Q TILL. q

A substantially built Set. home. 4 Il
lst floor has liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
Q bedrms. and bath; 2nd floor has
2 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt;- ga
rage; walking distance to Our Lady
of Lourdes, high school and ele-
mentary schools.
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Highland
ave. and right to house. Ewes, Mr.
Thompson. EN-. 1920, with INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, 4S39 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

HOME
DET. BRK.,. 50x145 LOT
Unusual buy is this lovely ige. de-
tached brick home in finest, most
exclusive north section. Of city; 6
beaut. lge. rms, extra lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, ultramod. kit, con-
crete rear porch, lge. brick garage
with private driveway; wide, deep
present home. ist NATL REALTY. ;TY.
RE. 3531. CAN day. night and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS corner house,
SO conv. to everything. schools. shop
ping, transp... churches and theater,
all within block. lge. rms. and
bath; oil h,.H ,sadh h.. ise. fenced yard.
JU 7-7ssS. ;. wooDWARD AND
BUNGALOW, Nm. HILLCREST-2
bedrms. and bath on Ist a., bath
huge lot. Immediate possession.
JOIN ognSo l. SHELTON, Realtor. 10.
sI6.SsS sI6sSSS' - a-family, semidetacSed
brick. 4 years old. near Congress
HEIGHTS, nr. all conveniences. Terms.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
BARGHIiiN-Home with income; e-Tm. g
row brick. bedrms., 8 -porches, l
tnclosed, arranged for 3 families;
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; Just on Penna.
ave. Sc. at Mimi. Price $14,95Q;
$3.50 cash. Shown BY appt. Call
SH. 0424; eyes,. La. 6-SS00.
FoE55ssTr roII HEIqHTss,. s.r;9 2l9R;; seII ;;eLR;
~ hedrms. and full bath on 1st n.
bedrms. and bath on End a.; hv.
rm. with fireplace. beautiful rec.
Ifn. with bar; large, corner lot; 80
financed. Mrs. Cor, LU. 2-e1S6.
ATLAS REALTY CO. 81. 1855.
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