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The guardian., 1952-01-19

apply to the 1852 dividend. This
schedule involves approximately
5000 different unit rates for the
computation of dividend pay
ments.
Generally speaking, those who
received the full three-year pay
ment Of the special 1851 dividend
will receive approximately one
third Of that amount in the regu-
lar 1852 dividend, provided their
insurance was in force for the
full 1852 dividend year,
1t is expected that the first
payments will be made in March,
1852. Future payments are
planned to be made as soon after
the anniversary date as is ad-
ministratively possible, VA said.
The 1852 dividend for policy
holders who are not in active
military service and who apply
for payment in cash will be paid
by the VA District Offices to
which these policy holders pay
premiums.
Eligible policy holders in ac-
tive military service who request
the dividend in cash will be paid
by Central Office in Washington,
DC.
This represents a furth e r
change in the manner of paying
dividends because the first two
dividends were paid entirely by
Central Office VA said it be-
lieves the change will speed pay
ments to eligible applicants.
Although Public Law 36 re-
quires only that policy holders
who wish to receive their divi-
dend in cash must so notify VA,
the NSLI Act of 1910, as amend
ed, provides policy holders with
two other options:
l.. On permanent plans only
(such as ordinary life, 20-pay
life, and endowment policies),
the policy holders may request
The guardian., 1952-01-19
BEAUTY HINTS
by NINA TEMPLE
SQUIRTING EYES

The skin around the eyes Is
most delicate. It takes on every
small wrinkle and fold used in
tense use of them, such as squin-
ting. Many a woman has placed
fine lines, even in youth, around
her eyes by this habit, looking
at the sun, for instance, trying
to read very fine print, or peer
ing into for spaces. Again, these
lines come fir m perplexing
thought. Try keeping the eyes
&slaxed. Anatted. with skin feed,
AND covered occasionally with
cold applications to tighten them.
Above all, don't squint if you
would have beautiful eyes.
DRESS YOUNG
very clothes you wear give
AS strange as it may seem the
others the impression of youth
or age. Age is sopbre, youth is
bright; therefore, take care anA
never garb yourself in dark,
The guardian., 1952-01-19
WOMEN BOWLERS
By CONNIE TURNER

Have all of you obtained your
bids for the Annual Mid-Season
Dance? have it on good autho-
rity from Vivian Freeman, chair
man Of the Dance Committee,
that the utmost is being done
to make this one of the best for
NAL affairs the Colared Women's
Bowling League has had. Every
thing is sc for that special
evening on Friday, January 25,
at the Dorchester Plaza. Music
will be furnished by Art Foxall
and his orchestra. Jimmie Civ
ems, Boston's OILY colored disc
jockey, will act as Master of
Ceremonies and head the floor
show. Hope to see all of you
there.
Now for Saturdays bowling.
Five little Robins were wreathed
in smiles the entire evening. At
first it was due to their being
able to take the first point from
the Atoms. The Atoms had drop
ped but four points since the
season began, so each of their
opponents in turn have expected
the worst. The Robins, who were
leading the league during the
early part of the season until
the Atoms passed them, too, have
been inching their way back to-
wards the top. This was destined
to be a good match, and it was.
The Robins: captain Hettie
White, Rosalie Gary, Gladys
White, Edna Smith, and Elaine
Wood made every pin count to
take the second string, too. Of
course, after losing two strings
(by 40 and So pins, respectively
showed the stuff of which they
were made by taking the third
by SO pins themselves. 1t was a
wonderful game because the
Robins really earned their three
points (and it hadn't been done
before to the Atoms).
Ruth Docket received the
beautiful corsage for high single
string of 11O. Elaine Wood rolled
high t hree. (285). The Vows
made both high single and high
three for the evening with 45l-
43O-487 to total 1868.
We start the second half next
week with the teams in the fol-
lowing positions: Atoms, Arrows,
Robins, Meteors, Vows, Cycl-
ones, Pins, Flashes. Speedsters,
Anchors, Owls, Comets, Five
Stars, Ravens, Radars, Jets.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
Pythi0ns Elaborate
Plans For Big Events

DR., w o. Taylor, Grand Chan
cellor KIP, New England Juris-
diction, has authorized Brig.
Gen. a. G. r. Mitchell TO or
ganize a new uniform rank to be
known as the Williams and Will
liams Uniform Rank. At the
regular meeting, Jan. 13, Brig.
Gen. Mitchell, assisted by Act
ing Adj. Gen. w. L. Dorsey,
registered nearly all present and
they will be notified where and
when to meet for initiation.
Committees for the Pythian
Period. and the Grand Session
are. Executive Committee, DR..
w. o. Taylor, G. c.; Sarah A.
Stratmon, C. w. c.; Asst. Atty.
Gen. James @. Wolff, G. Atty;
the Rev. James H. D. Bailey, G.
Prelate. Finance Committee;
Laura Downs, Chm. Alfalfa
Brown, Cochin; Cora v. Alden,
The guardian., 1952-01-19

treas; w. L. Dorsey, sec; Mary
Powell, asst sec; Norris Byars,
VIII. Crooson, Ways and Means
Committee, Lugenia Austin,
Chm; Edward Diggs, Cochin;
Marth Jackson, Charles z. Fur
man. Program and Publicity
Committee, Lillian Morgan Beck
ett, Chm; Bessie Fields. Cochin.
Time and Place Committee,
Roberta Brown Baker, Chm;
Louise Hudlin, Cochin; Eliza
beth Wright, the Rev. J. H. D.
Bailey.
More committees are to be
named. The Grand Chancellor
andthe Grand Worthy Counsel
lor are urging every Sir Knight
and every Calanthean to come
out every second and fourth
Sunday at 2;3O PM. at Cslanthe
Home and help get ready for
"big doings."
The guardian., 1952-01-19

and attended reception which
followed.
After frief honeymoon, Pvt.
Rollins returned to Camp Chat
fee, Arkansas, where he is sta
toned. Mrs, Rollins will make
her home with her parents until
he returns.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
Mary Strong
Talks
TOn LATE

die age and beyond oftines cry
People who have reached mid
out, "It's too late now" Perhaps
they had planned to travel or to
write a book or to learn a foreign
language or TO build little
porch on the sunny side of the
house, but, now they say, II am
too old It's too late" It is never
to late. Men have achieved their
hearts desire even after eighty
years or more. In fact, one may
work to better effect after the
years have brought their rich
Ress and strength. Never believe
that it is too late for doing what
you have desired to do, no mat
ter how high The score of your
years. Start now - today - It
is never too late.
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Associates, Inc. and have always
been rewarded by the most en-
ioyable evenings at these gala
affairs.
The Association is going all
out to make its 18th Annual
Dance the best ever, by present.
ing the nationally famous Don
Wilson's Renaissance Ball Room
Orchestra of New York, at Whit
ney Hall, Brookline, on Friday,
The guardian., 1952-01-19

drab colors whe en- you may
choose brighter ones. Fv77 n
old woman who wears a be-
coming gown appears i -
younger than she would if she
were dressed in darw, unfatter-
ing shades. One gets old and
unattractive soon enough With
out making ones self seem older
than one is.
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Feb %, from 9 PM. to 2 AM.
This affair will be a must"
of the Boston's Dance season
You cannot afford to miss it! !
The guardian., 1952-01-19
JAMAICA ASSO.
TO PRESENT
NOTED BAND

For the past 1S years, pleas
ure seekers Of Greater Boston
have looked forward to the An
nual Dance Of the jamaican
The guardian., 1952-01-19

1.-THE difficult thing is to get
your foot in the stirrup."
~ &&
"Only dull people are dull in
this world"
The guardian., 1952-01-19
Lane Prof Attends
English Meeting

One Of the many language
specialists who attended the
recent 4lst annual meeting of
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Never cast dirt into the foun-
tain from which you viii some
times drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Shah OF Iran Mother
Hurt in Liner Mishap
BY the Associated Press

HOBOKEN. N. j.. Sept. 90
The mother of the Shah of Irar
slipped on a staircase and ap.
parently broke an ankle as Shs
arrived here today aboard thu
liner Nieuw Amsterdam.
She was removed from thu
vessel on a stretcher and taken tt
a hospital.
Newsmen were slow in obtain.
ing details of the accident because
the Queen was travelling incog-
nito.
She had booked passage under
the name of Mrs. Pahlevi, tn,
name of the Iranian royal family
She was accompanied by 6
daughter. one of the Shah's sis,
tiers, who had engaged passage
under the name of Mrs. Nos.
rattan, and a 4-year-old grand.
son. travelling as Master Nos
rattan"
A secretary. a nurse and three
other servants made up the party
Before the accident, which oc.
Cured about 8 am. (EST), a ship
official said he believed the party
would 60 to New York's Waldorf
Astoria hotel but planned a trip
later to Los Angeles.
The purpose of the party's trip
here was not disclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
|Quock Qualities
Deacon the Duck
As Baby Sitter
BY the Associated Press

LINCOLN, Nebr., Sept. 90
Deacon" is a duck with a job.
He's "baby SITTER"
Deacon belongs to Mrs. H. r.
Pierce of Lincoln. and his charge
is 1-year-o1d frankie DiMaio, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom DiMaio, who
live in an apartment at the Pierce
home.
"T.he duck" says Mrs. Pierce
has an imaginary boundary il
has outlined in the front yard in
which it keeps the baby confined
If the baby attempts to wander
beyond the boundary, the duck
jumps in front of him and quacks
loudly until the child turns the
other way"
\ One day frankie fell down the
front steps. Since then Deacon
puts up big "quack" whenever
the baby heads for the steps. The
duck also is l year old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
MGM Sues Mario LAMA
For $5,195,SSS DAMAGES
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 90
Mario LAMA was sued for $685.
888 damages yesterday by his
studio, MGM. which charges the
singer broke his contract by fail
ing to show UP for work in the
movie, Student Prince"
The suit climaxed months OF
disagreement between the young
singer and his movie bosses
MGM, which has had Mr.. LAMA
under contract since 1947, has
suspended the former Phila-
|delphia piano mover several times
MGM's suit said the movie had
to be Cancelled after Mr.. LAMA
refused to report for work last
August %. The studio said il
spent 100000 in pre-productior
preparations for the picture.
MIR. LAMA has never publicity
given his version. He declined
comment on the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Boy, s, Struck by Auto,
lin Critical Condition

A 6-year-old boy was in critical
condition at Gallinger Hospital
after being struck by a car in the
5000 block Of Minnesota avenue
NE, yesterday.
Police said Franklin L. Baker
colored, of 214 Thirty fifth street
NE. suffered a broken leg and a
skull fracture in the accident
which occurred when he ran into
the street.
Driver of the car was listed as
Roosevelt Griffin, 48, colored, OF
the 1900 block of G street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
AIumnue Club to Meet

The Arlington Alexandria p
Beta Phi Alumnae Club will hold
its first meeting of the season
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. w
H. Ouderkirk, II North Oakland
street. Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES TO SHARE

WISH TO SHARE our comfortable
house with responsible and con-
GRADUATE STUDENT and boxer pup
will share 2-bedrm. home. West
Hyattsville with another young
woman. UN. 1850. -26
CHEVY CH., lovely rms; / pvt
bath, gar.,. beaut. furn. home. 8 dis
GEORGETOWN-1-2 girls. 22-26, Ia
share very nice house; ? sitting rms
with Vassar grad. MA. Sl7S, 2 to !
wkdays.. or home, HU. 1904. 20
Mr.. BOILING FIELD Employed
lady will, share 3-bedrm. home with
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
FOR COLORED
2-FAMII.Y HOTJSE

NEAR 18TH AND MONROE NV.
This splendid wide row brick home
is in excellent condition. 1st floor,
2 rms. it. and bath; 2nd floor.
rms, kit, bath and inclosed porch
Basement as complete bath, can
be easily converted into apartment
Of botn rartments with settlement.
Call Mrs. Human, AD 3464. Exclu-
sive, METZLER. REALTOR-BUIL
Err, 5022 Conn. ave. NV, OR. 74O0,
Open until 0 pm. go
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE for sale: reason.
sEI sSle e., terms. terms See OWNER. 372a
I WILL PAY $4,000 cash down 10,
WITH fSelfssassa1 vns ausreTs ar similar HnsSs4
once. Box 422-L. star. pa o.
WELL-ESTABLISHED AUTOMOBILE
ageney needs $4,000 for short term
stsTai rrsSed TssSF1s ssl col
GROCERY. mixed trade; price in.
than rent; Cali M. Allen, "a
Real; sealtors. EEdITY az sazS' INVESTMENT sS go
sUNoCo STATION and Groom
on Univ. Of Nd. S5o.ooo Ealion
last year, Can purchase land. sta
ton and home. Owner going South.
substantial cash required. Total
price S39,950. BURcH REALTY
444s 91Fs Hlye, EYES cSlleEs 5U -6iSs Hf5s Md TO-
BRICK HoUsE.Eight rms. with
EoP Fore sale go. sHSS' sSos7 rtls pm nGN[ sss:
FfIhiNG I'LL a sTXEr1oN aaE on main hwyaNo.
2l1 and 90. Just above Kamp wash.
ington; excel. stone bldg. with arm.
apt. Owner must sell on account OF
health. Site could be improved with
mote motel gift shop or RESTAURANT, aS ant, viii
PENTAGoN Realty CO.. Ssas Lei; Lee
hwy, JE. 3-l320. -25
SERVICE STATION. nrpy. Va, doing
good bus. Moderate rent. Good lease,
S4siness S4SIp and and equipment; 81 1;350.
TaVERN' cs cxce, 'n' y,oooossi,on- S99so
daily, little food; ist time offered;
S39. 900. $4,000 cash. JU. -1-B109.
RESTAURANT, downtown. Old estab-
lished.. recently remodelei and air
conditioned, Owner has other inter
FaRs sssa man or ME' sma5 ssss' S9wn payment ae!H H.
DRY CLEANING store for sale by
Seen by appt. only. can VI. 39r7G3. 1919.
TExAco SER. STA, Rt; 1 and So
TAvERN-RESTAURANT, large dance
fleor; n, I'll. II MAJ mi D. e. line; on and
N. Capitol st.: good colored neighbor-
hood; weekly volume. $1,000; can
increase; Mr.. JONES, HU. 9613. 26'
RESTAURANT with beer license. seats
S5 S5 :,n on R, ]: :, ave; En- ne; doing nice MIC;
handle: Call at once. HARRY M.
GGREEEHNEIELD, RE. os73; evenings,
PARTNER WANTED to run shop in
well-established business; must be
f1rst-class automotive machinist; cash
profits made in business; references
required. State age and experience.
SERVICE sTATioN-one-man opera
siUn sS,5,nr safsain Bar price on stock and
GAS sTATioNMIaree IS1I0 ssss eensrac. S Sus,-
established auto repairs; complete
With MY al al equipment and new truck.
ATTRscFlvE ri se4G1 BARGAIN, new SIC Stock
building and established location
dining, room seating capacity, SIS;
stools; also carry-out service. No
ofier one aeeepted under $4,000; $4,000
AUToMsTKc fST6 All s&M IAUSbRY sIas priced ae for
S1 quick ossd sale due to other interest. st.
vARlETY AR aSFO; STORE, new. open s SSs Says
ago; ideal for druggist; best offer,
write Box 29-M, Star. go
RESTAURANT, liquor; colored; best
VIII Write lqeoslon soE ssM Sola stnr mine best eer
ROOMING HOUSE-Furn. or unfurn.
for rent: parking lot or used car lot
GAS STATION. ne Wash. 2o RI
Must leave town because OF health.
Take for inventory of stock and
eonipment. Ii. 4-97l6. -25
BEAUTY SALON-All modern. in one
Of the fastest growing sections Of
Fails Church; reas. priced. JE.
2-2716 days: Ewes, JE. 4-1495.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH JOURNALIST. family re-
auires. small furn. or unfurn. house
or .pt. with yard. Bethesda. S. S.
REsPoNsiBpE ESP MS Fl CouSIt q ri 5sas vitS cS
dren want 2 or 3 bedrm. house or
apartment. unfurnished. near grade
school and near transportation to
downtown Wash, to 500 per mo.
NEAR GOOD TRANSP.-3-bedrm.
house Diet. for Navy officer, family;
$l15 top. Box 31-M, Star. 26'
RESPONSIBLE man and wife de-
sire to rent small hotel or rooming
house in good location; furnished
or unfurnished. DE. 1865. 26'
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

PARK-S12,9bO. Large
substantial frame home on q level
lot with soft. frontage; 8 lge. rms.
bath, full basement. h.-w.h.; Q neat.
clean. comfortable home In Q fine,
convenient location at an unbe-
lievably low price. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, D1. 1411; ewes" call WI. 1884.
PARK-sale by owner;
81 loan. Monthly payments pas See Sc
Call after 6 pm La. 6-5027. -27
PARK-Semidet. brick
3la years old; liv. rm., full din. rm,
kit, 3 bedrms., tile bath; recr. rm
with built-in bar, tiled bsmt.
aluminium storm windows anc
screens; Anchor fence: 40 trust
$4,000 down. See to appreciate
DAWN REAL ESTATE CO., TU
1928, GE. $3.50. -26
3lS oUINTANA PL. N. E.-sale b!
= owner. new detached brick home
Hotpoint electric kit. IN baths
daylight bsmt.. 8 rms. Call , RA
REAL faHs' oPpoRruN1rY-only S1,5o,
down; 3-bedrm. Colonial row bricl
home. completely modern; gas. a.-c
On 18th st. mr.. Downing. w. CLIFF
FORD sHERTZER. RE. 2201. 81
INCOME AND HoME-2202 Rand pl
ne. mr.: Bladensburg I'd. and r. 81
TIVE pvt. apts:. select white neigh
TO. 1857 after 8 pm. for details
Prics. and terms to responssaibl
Evening star., 1952-10-24
GLASSMANOR
ONLY 5000

Down buys a new all
brick 3-bedrm. home,
with full bsmt., in beau
tiful Glassmanor, just 2
blocks over the D. C.
line on S. Capitol st.
VA 40 25-yr. loan. Full
price, $11,900. Monthly
payment, $71.5O, incl.
principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. Also at
tractive terms to non
) veteran. Plastered and
painted walls, equipped
kitchen, gas &C. heat;
large, fully sodded lot;
all city utilities. Open
daily, 7 am. to 4::30 pm.
Open Sundays, 10 It'll S.
To reach: Out S. Capitol st. Q blks.
Pest D. e; line A to Audrey lane, turn
The Stanbern Constr. Co.
lLO. 1896 10. 3-8106
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

DR.. S23,95O-Lge. det.
brk. Colonial; slate roof; z rms, 2
full tile baths g bedrms.l; rec. rm.; {;
garage; screened porch; high eleva-
ton: beautiful trees: OWNER
LEAVING CITY, WANTS OFFER.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Eyes. call WI; 4s34:
ave; brk. semidet.; 3 bedrms.; S3,-
800 down. OWNER. 10. 3-6SS9.
BRICK; 2 bedrms. 2nd H.; scr. porch,
rec. rm.; oil; steel constr; parquet
fls., copper piping, cedar closets,
fired joistS and lumber; fenced
yard; paved alley; mr.. everything;
$500 cash, terms. 10. 3-68S9.
LYNpALE-Nice. 6-rm. brick, Ia
baths, bsmt.. oil heat; cow terms.
LU. 10000. POTTS REALTY CO.
LYNDALE Sc. OFF MINN. AVE.
Mr.. ,parochial and public schools;
modern Groom brick; full bsmt.
with beautiful rec. rm. For a won-
derful buy, call Mr.: Penland, ST.
1858; ewes. LU. 2-7612 till 10 pm.
ATLAS REALTY CO. =26
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ARKANSAS AVE. Gust of 18th ST.; {;
unique modern brick home; large
liv. rm. with Swedish modern cor
ner fireplace. step-up din. rm., 3
s6 bsmt scPeensd Geens @asasa poreR eEcei kcs
terms; S24 800. EARL T. WRIGHT,
CHEVY CHASE-6646 Barnabv st. n W.
Is one OF the most attractive homes
hatha IN fhis area bedrms
rage, deep lot. h.-w.h. with ample
radiation to insure a good warm
house; Vacant and reasonably priced
caEvYh Il WIT cRRAsEE RRaATsEE VIEW FEN exec s2ssent Brick
Colonial, 8 rms, ia baths: incl. 8
tory. Splendid level home site,
modern complete kitchen. q good
buy at S23,950. E. M. FRY. INC,
cMEyy ME S7oc cHasE' itis : Pm bl c-s bedTn, 9a
iiv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. powder rm., m.
scr. porch; 2 blks. west Of Conn
ave; Under $4,000. ELIJAH 6.
ANNoaP AMl 2sBb. 'cS1 81. 4sA. qi1h. feto' Broker
Ch. CHASE, MD.-Att. doctor; Conn.
ave. corner; 4 bedrms.. ,2a baths.
| den; lge. rms; gar; new-house cond.
Vacant; excel; finaneing. OR. 0020.
cSNN STicS AYE AYE EnssS SEn iTe
Va I'm; pIho GsAlBAAcA boAAt.t A8Css vi
ner lot: suit. rooming or boarding
house or non-profit organization;
| fully furnished If desired, with in
come. $500 cash. $37.50o. co
FOREST HILLs-Masnifcent English
tiful wooded land. Eleven rms. (6
bedrms.), baths; includes a step
down, beamed-ceiling, mahogany
paneled living rm;; approx. 17x30;
eos ta saa hi;
ton. YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY
SHOCKED AT THE PRICE AT
MpW MMH1cH I'M THIS Go,IIpH EINE HOME ,di MAY LAY,
S. PHiLLIPs, ST.. 6458. SO
KENT AREA-Two excellent new g.
bedrm. brick homes adjoining the
popular. Palisades and within walk
schools; lge. liv. rm., separate din.
I'm. r.. de luxe kit. u bath on LIST
maids lavatory in bsmt.; priced
low and ready to move into. In
No. c'is hSssy sy faMoS f2pi oE ih2S aES
MT. MRtSiTE. Peasant BARcA,N-sa 90,
down; 1920 Hobart. Four bedrms.
tile bath, gas heat, garage, maids
$50. Owner, ALVIN FISHER, OW
i 7540. -26
PORTER ST.. 5000, nr. synagogue
theater. shopping; semidet. stone
newly redecorated: powder rm.. mod
tile bath. wall-to-wall carpeting; "a.
i rage, fenced rear yard. Low price
good terms. Open l to Sat, Sun
PA&MER, CO. 2060 or CO. S717,
Evening star., 1952-10-24
COLORED, PAY ONLY
S99-MOve In

Yes. IT'S true, pay only 500 and move
into this lovely Colonial brick home.
featuring lovely lge. rms, fne bath:
be buying, not renting, this fine
home by making monthly payments
Ike rent. Hurry. 1t won't last. 1st
NATL. RLTY.. RE. 1881. Call day.
0iGht and sun.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
RETHESDA-S13.500

NEAR NAVY MEDICAL CENTER
Cozy, 2-bedroom, white brick bum
galow, in good residential neighbor:
hood, situated on a corner lot ana
planted with dogwoods. szaleas and
shade trees. Screened living porcha
MIS-. Wilbourn, OIL. 0274. with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. WO. 700Qs
CONTINUED on Next aes)
Evening star., 1952-10-24
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. b-O357. 10. 4-O14A
BETHESDA-$14,95C

1oW sMAlL MoRqMhY R2MN fAAxMhhEr fPAA9MENr
recently decorated, 2-bed-
room, 1-bath bungalow with perma-
nent stairs of hall to lge. attic; mod
ern kit, lge. liv. rm., dining alcove.
porch; beautiful, level. corner lot;
quiet street; near transp.. shopping
and schools, once open It'll 8.
Town g. Suburban, OR. 0400
Evening star., 1952-10-24

Colored-$95 Deposit
-old, 2-bedrm., semidet. brick
auto. gas heat; Anchor fenced-ir
side and rear yds.. handicapped. Neal
ment. Trades considered. Elk. 34O{
or GE. 9129; eyes,, JU. 7-6164.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
1907 RADCLIFFE DR.,
1890 Daily and Sunday
KI. 8-6140 TIE. 1853

Directions: Follow o. 9. approx. :
miles south Of Alex. turn left a
I'd. to Radclif DIR. and right K
sample home; or. follow Mt. Vernon
blvd. - of mile south of HuntinI
Towers. turn right on Belle Haver
ave-, left on Fort Hunt I'd. to Belle.
view, blvd: and right to subdivision
(Follow signs.)
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BARNABY WOODS
S25 Q50

enables us to offer this splendid
detached Colonial brick. Charming
throughout; 1st floor has stepdown
living. room with fireplace, family
size dining room, large modern kitch-
floor, 3 spacious bedrooms and 3
de luxe tile baths: recreation room,
detached garage; immaculate condi-
ton: Call us for inspection. F. A..
TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890 till o pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BRIGHTWOOD

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
3415 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
Best location in lovely district. Semi.
off Conn. 4 bedrms., IA baths. per.
feet condition. Center hall entrance
Liv. rm., din. rm., den, kitchen and
pantry. Full basmt. with outside
entrance. Exclusive with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
EN-. 1900. After hours, Mrs. Bigelow
OIL. 3531. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-24

Monroe Development Corp.
l34 No. Kings hwy, jefferson Manor
Alexandria. Va. XII. S-6l40 30
rooms. suitable for rooming hous1
or 3 or 4 families. Apply JONES
REALTY Co. 2217 14th st. NV.
Dupont 0656; 10 to z pm. -27
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES SALE--S.E. tcont.D
TWO BUNGALOWS

Take your choice Of these asbestos
OF Minnesota ave, near Kimbell
Grade School and John Phillip
Sousa Jr. High. One can be bought
for as low as $1,000 down. It has
4 bedrooms; both have automatic
hot-water heat; full basement. For
details, call Mr.. Smiley, LU. 2-1669
ROGER MOSS, HO, 5000
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Two blocks on Conn. ave.; this
attractive Colonial semidet. brich
nome consisting Of 8 spacious rms
heat; built-in garage. Reasonably
priced at $l9,950 with easy terms,
Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. EX. 24SO
Evening star., 1952-10-24

BETHESDA-$21,95
Two bedrooms and path IN: . bed
rooms and bath down. Attractive
brick house in a refined neighbor-
hood near schools and Shopping.
Nice kitchen; level lot. This property
Is adaptable to 2-family use. e,
M. FRY. INC. WI. 500 It'll pm.