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Evening star., 1952-07-03

Commissioner Renah F. Cam
alier last night praised The Stars
free community movie program as
means of keeping children away
from the hazards of the streets,
while at the same time providing
them with entertainment.
He was a speaker at ceremonies
which marked the fifth season of
the project which is co-sponSored
by the recreation departments of
the District and nearby areas and
the Film Center of Washington.
The ceremonies were held in
Langdon Park Playground, Twen-
ey-second and Franklin streets
NE, and included other enter
tainment, besides the movies.
This summers program started
on June % in the city and Arling-
ton County and this week in Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties. Daily film schedules in The
Star tell at what Fairgrounds the
movies are being shown, Monday
through Friday evenings, until
August %.
Encourages Playground Use.
Commissioner Camalier pointed
out that the project encourages
children to use their playground
facilities, and he urged them to
tell their friends in their own and
other neighborhoods to come to
the movies. He expressed the ap-
probation of the Commissioners
for the community program which
it is said, is unique to Washington
Milo F.. Christensen, superin-
tendent of the District Recreation
Department, told the 800 children
and their parents who were pres
ent that his group is glad to be
a co-sponsor. A similar sentiment
was expressed by Tobey Chandler
Iwho heads the Film Center.
Among other officials introduced
were Harry C. English, director Of
lneighborhood centers. divisions A
Ito F.; James w. Geater, director
Iof the centers in divisions G to K
land William E. Coyle, promotion
manager of The Star.
Mr.. Coyle said The Star is happy
to have the opportunity to CO.
operate with the recreation de-
partments of Washington ano
nearby areas, and the Film Center
of Washington, in presenting the
free movies.
Students Entertain.
Entertainment included hula
dancing by CAROLYN Mast. 16, o1
1924 Upshur street NE, a student
lat Mckinley High School; &C
Gordon selections by Sally Green
Il6, of 2718 Hamlin street NE.
also of Mckinley, and singing by
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Faithful Pet Dogs Keep Vigil
Till Rescue Comes for Lost BOYS

Skip and Ike were the heroes
yesterday in the search for two
lost 3-year-old boys.
Skip and Ike are dogs, but they
refused to be bloodhoundS while
police, volunteer f1remen and some
200 other searchers looked for two
boys who disappeared in the Hill
crest Heights section of Prince
Georges County.
The boys, Glenn Walton. son
of Sargent L. Walton of 5314
Twenty-ninth avenue, Hillcrest
Heights, and Robert Taylor, son
of Mrs. Lena Taylor of 1921
Twenty-nint avenue, disappeared
about 4:30 pm.
Searchers combed the area
Evening star., 1952-07-03
By Wallace {. Clayton

| expenditure OF an extra 5000, ,0OU
during the next fiscal year would
start the city toward solution OF
its worst health problem. the high
incidence of tuberculosis here.
This is roughly the amount esti-
mated as necessary to enlarge the
scope of our present tuberculosis
control program and to set up new
and badly needed facilities.
A report asking inclusion of the
extra 100000 in next years
budget was presented to Commis-
sioner Renah F. Camalier today by
an Executive Committee of the
Citizens Conference on Tuber-
culoSlS.
The report called for:
/. Larger stats in the city's
three tuberculosis clinics and ad-
ditlonal technicians in the Health
Departments laboratory.
2. A temporary home care pro-
gram for newly discovered active
tuberculosis cases who cannot be
Immediately hospitalized because
Of the bed shortage in District
tuberculosis institutions.
Would Enlarge Clinic.
8. Enlargement of the central
tuberculosis clinic at 469 c street
NV.
4. A stepped-up selective case
finding program in areas of heavy
concentration of the disease.
S. Preparation of plans for a
new 80O-bed addition at the Glenn
Dale Sanatorium.
This one-year program is the
first step in a proposed "five-year
plan" to provide the District
Health Department with the
weapons it needs to launch an
effective campaign against the
highly communicable disease.
The report was drawn up by a
committee consisting Of Health
Officer Daniel L. Seckinger, DR..
A. C. Christie, a nationally known
radiologist, and Edward K. Funk
houser. executive secretary of the
District tuberculosis Association.
Two Priority Requests.
Presentation of the report came
less than two weeks after the
committee was appointed.
DR.. Seckinger said the commit
tee feels the first two require
ments-increased clinic and lab
oratory staffs, and a home-care
program-are most vitality needed.
But he emphasized the other re-
quests in the report must be
adopted if tuberculosis control is
to be effective.
Under the first item the COM
mittee recommended appointment
of an assistant director of the
Health Department. bureau for
tuberculosis, appointment of two
additional part-tim physicians to
work at the clinics. employment
of an additional bacteriologiSt.
four technicians and two assist
ants for the laboratory, and addi-
ton of eight clerical workers,
three medicali social workers and
four to six public health nurses.
This would cost about 100000
a year, the committee estimated.
The report pointed out that
necessary diagnostic tests cannot
be performed now at the under
stated laboratory. Positive deter
mination of tuberculosis and the
extent of the disease often must
wait until patients are admitted
to a hospital.
An expenditure of $150,000 was
asked for the home-care program.
The report called for appointment
of one full-time supervising physi-
clan, 10 part-time physicians. 13
public health nurses, four occu-
pational therapists and two social
workers.
DR.. Seckinger says that, under
Evening star., 1952-07-03
'PriinceGeorges
Welfare Head
is |sDischarged
State Official Orders
Miss Hendricks Out
On Efficiency Charge
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. July State
Employment Commissioner Rus
sell S. Davis has ordered the re-
moval from Office of Miss E. Susan
Hendricks. director of the Prince
Georges County Welfare Board.
Mr.. Davis said testimony at a
recent hearing here was proof that
Miss Hendricks is IAN inefficient
employe" of the Welfare Board
Mr.. Davis pointed out that three
members of the Prince Georges
Welfare Board testified that they
had mo confidence" in Miss Hen
bricks ability as an administrator,
two others assented to the testi-
mony without taking the witness
stand and not one member teSti-
fed in her behalf.
Staff Offers No Defense.
Several staff members and one
former employe also testified
against Miss Hendricks during her
hearing before the commission
and none of the staff members
appeared in her defense.
Mr.. Davis took note of the fact
that the president of the county
Board of Commissioners, the
States Attorney for Prince
Georges and the Sheriff testified
on Miss Hendricks behalf, but
attributed their testimony to a
talent for winning the good will
of those who do not work under
her supervision"
"On the other hand, the testi-
mony shows very clearly that the
respondent does not have the
ability to retain the confidence
and loyalty of those who work
under her." he said.
Cites Self-Aggrandizement."
". The relationship which
the respondent has established
has been built upon self-aggran-
dizement at the expense of the
reputation of the local welfare
board, the Office staff and the
State Department of Public We'll
fare" Mr.. Davis said.
During the hearing on Miss
Hendricks case, witnesses testi-
fed concerning violent arguments
and inefficiency in the county
welfare office.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Fireworks Sole Costs
Euirfox Store $3.50 Fine

A hardware store operator was
fined $3.50 and costs in Fairfax
Trial Justice Court yesterday on
charges of selling illegal fireworks,
The fine was imposed on Ben
nett A. Rock, of Bailey's Cross
Roads. He pleaded guilty to the
charge before Trial Justice Robert
A. Fitzgerald. The court con-
fiscated the illegal fireworks
Police said he was selling
explosive firecrackers and sky
bombs. Only non-explosive fire.
works, like sparklers, are per-
mitted under the Fairfax ordi-
nance.
Evening star., 1952-07-03

NEARLY four hours until Mr.. Wal
ton decided the dogs might shave
something" when they kept sitting
in front of basement garage ir
a newly finished but vacant house
on the next street.
He opened the garage door. and
there sat the two boys, with tear
filled eyes.
The boys had gone exploring
and the garage door had closed
behind them. Neither they nol
the dogs had been able to open
| it.
Skip. an English setter, is the
pet of the Walton family. Ike, OF
the dachshund variety, is a neigh
boris dog.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Mayors on Rudio Series

Municipal heads from Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
Counties will be interviewed over
Radio Station WGAY in a new
weekly series, Meet Your Mayor u
starting at noon Saturday. Mayor
Mark P. Jeffers of Barnesville, will
tell about his community on the
initial broadcast. He will be inter-
viewed by Ernie Tannen.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Clr Worst Health Problem
Extra $500, 900 Would Start
ID. C.. on tuberculosis Solution

awaiting disqualification could bl
started on wonder drug" therapy
This would reduce the danger o.
infection of healthy persons ane
cut down the time patients hac
to spend in the hospital.
He said the program suggested
by the committee could provide
home care for at least 200 pa.
tients. There are now between
$50 and 200 medically indigent
tuberculosis patients awaiting
beds at District institutions. Thi.
list is expected to grow as the
case-finding program goes on.
Remodeling and expansion o1
the c Street Clinic, the report
noted. would cost about $150,000
DR.. Vernon M. Padgett, director
of the Bureau for tuberculosis
says the clinic was set up in 1885
in an abandoned warehouse. The
clinic was to be moved to new
quarters within two years. Fund.
for this move have never beer
available. He says the clinic &C.
cupies only 40 per cent of the TO-
900 square feet of floor space ir
the building because there have
been no funds to enlarge the facil-
tiles.
X-ray Machines Needed.
The report called for $75,00C
to buy three portable X-ray ma
chimes, a mobile X-ray unit ano
to pay the salaries of technicians
and clerical workers in an ex-
panded ase-finding program
Spot surveys would be set up to
find as many cases as possible
in the older. more crowded Sec
tions of the city where the disease
is at its worst.
A $125,000 appropriation is
needed to complete plans for the
Glenn Dale addition. This project
discussed since before World War
II, moved one step toward reality
during the fiscal year 1852, when
$25, 900 was spent for preliminary
surveys and plans. If funds fol-
completion of the plans are in
cluded in next years budget, re-
quests for the following year will
include an item for construction
funds.
When the new building is fln-
ished, a 400-bed Glenn Dale build
ing will be converted to living
quarters for the staff. This will
give the District total gain OF
400 tuberculosis beds.
The overall $780, 900 estimate is
less than many tuberculosis ex-
perts felt would be needed tc
launch a stepped-up campaign
against tuberculosis.
$40 Million Loss.
The figure is but a fraction o1
the $11 million appropriated to
run all Health Department activi-
ties this year. Included in the
$11 million budget is the $2.5 mil
lion needed to operate Glenn Dale
and $4,000 for the Bureau fol
tuberculosis. The 100000 outlay
would be in addition to current
tuberculosis expenditures.
However, Mr.. Funkhouser eSti-
mates the total cost of tuberculosis
to District residents in 1851 was
$40 million. This includes eX-
penditures by public and private
agencies, loss in wages, loss in pro-
duction, costs for private doctors
and disqualification and relief
funds for patients who could not
work. He says:
"It seems self-evident that these
tremendous costs will not be re-
duced until we have increased
facilities for the care of the active
and contagious patient who
spreads his disease to other citi-
ZenS."
This is the last in a series on
tuberculosis, our worst health
prOblem.)
Evening star., 1952-07-03
Lebanon OES Breakfast

Lebanon Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star will hold a Fourth
of July breakfast tomorrow at the
home of Past Matron Laura
Wallace, 1105 Navahoe drive,
Silver Spring. Md. 8 am. to IL
noon. Benefit Ways and Means
Committee.
Evening star., 1952-07-03

This is the last in a series on
tuberculosis, our worst health
prOblem.)
Evening star., 1952-03-28
POPULAR PARKLAWN

101 OA<34t ! xAAS4AAAAASV ~
Beautiful corner lot: contains mans
extras. 6 large rooms: In excellent
condition. Super de luxe kitchen,
cortaining YOUNGSTOWN cabinets,
disposal. S395 elec. range: ll,ft
Clarke. 81 1890 with FREDERICK
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
IRICK COLONIAL VACANT

BRICK COLONIAL VACANT
SILVER Spring. 8 extra large bedrooms
separate dining room. large modern
kitchen, full dry basement. recrea.
tfon room, attached garage, large
screened porch with awnings. House
3 years old. aluminium storm door
and windows. Close to grade an0
parochial schools. Can assume large
". VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
d. 1Ot5; eyes,, AP. 10l3. --38
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Near Rock Creek PsrE@Rare oppor-
large 3-bedrm., 2-bath new brick
rambler with foyer, lge. 1iv. .rm.
with flrepl.. and dining L, modern
GE kit, full bsmt. and garage. Pre-.
regulation x financing and good
in section. To inspect. call Mr..
Pensn, ~. ,7a5sSs997. GoLDsgT1EN
Evening star., 1952-03-28
ALEXANDRIA,

NEAR RUSSELL ROAD
This 12-yr. cold, 6-rm. brick, In the
is one Of the most suDstantiai prop
critics we have ever offered. Boast-
ing Of the finest materials aud
workmanship. the 1st fl. contains .
2l-ft. liv. rm.. with attrac. stone
firepi., family -size din. rm.. q tiled
wall kit. with monel sink and ruh-
ber;-tiled floor; lge; screened porch
bsmt. with GAIT. rec. rm.. paneled
with knotty pine. with "a bath;
laun. rm. and attached gar; nicely
Handicapped lot with many. estab.
market at s24,250; substantiai cash
required: : shown by appt. only.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
EXCLUSIVE REALTORS
1710. Mount Vernon Ave. Alex, Va,
TIE. 1898, AL. 2737; Ewes, Al. 031S.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
CHEVY CHASE

Beautiful Colonial home in the most
desirable section of Chevy Chase.
within. walking distance Of elemen-
tary, jr. and ST. high school; close
to transp., shopping centers and
churches. This home Is of the best
brick construction with slate roof
ard many specially built-in features
which must be seen to be appreciated.
First Il. has center hall, large liv. rm.
with firepl leading onto porch, large
din. rm. with mirrored wall and 2
corner cabinets especially designed
for this room; kitchen with latest
equipment; lavatory, coat closet.
Second Il. contains twin-sized bed
rms. and smaller rm. which may be
used for . NTH bedrm., sewing rm.
or nursery; 2 baths. large hall and
Stairway leads to Srd d. which could
be made into 2 additional rms. II de-
sired and Is well insulated. Bsmt.
under entire house with gas furnace.
Pittsburgh 60-gallon hot-water heat
er and 2-car attached garage. Lot is
level and has many Towering shrubs.
This home is attractively priced and
will not be on the market long Call
Mrs. Creighton, KENNEDY CHAM
BERLIN DEVELOPMENT CO., WI.
4307 or WI T25f -22
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HOUSES EoR sALE.-Mp.
BETHESDA

New, 3-bedrm. brick rambler. wiz
able attic: III baths. de luxe equip
kitchen; $4,000. A.. ". PISAN1
Owner-Builder. OIL. 1900: eyes,. WI
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Strawberries and Roses
Galore in the extra deep back yard
Of this 2-bedrm. brick rambler In
beautiful Wheaton Hills. All brick,
only 2h years old. Immaculate
condition. Full basement. conv. to
schools: transp; and shorping. AS
S14,950. Call SH S010 It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT a. INSURANCE co,
Evening star., 1952-03-28
WoodlaWn-$15,5OO
peter ]. hagan

S11,950
$2,4o0 DOWN
New brick BUNGALOW with picture
window ltx. rm.. beautiful equipped
kit. Bendix washer, 9 lovely red-
rms, tile bath, stairway 70 attic;
nice lot. Approx. $50 per month.
$14,950
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
New all-brick home, featuring lovely
spacious liv. rm. with flrepl., Gin.
rm.. fully equipped kit, lge. bed
rms. and tiled bath. full dry bsmt.,
gas heat: conv. locatiu Fear st.
Bernard's Catholic school; attrac-
tive terms. See 1t today.
SIS.5O0
Cheverly rambler; all-brick home,
featuring spacious btdrns., extra
lgea liv. rm., firepl., tull din. rrn...
lovely modern kit. full bSmt. A
real home. See 1t now.
S21,600
B BEDRMS.-CHEVER
New brick Cape Cod; liy. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm., equipped kit.
2 nice bedrms. and tiled bath 1st A..
3 bedrms. and tiled bath Ind A.;
full bsnlt.; substantial cash required.
Call now.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Bradley Hills Grove
Thinking of Building?

Don't Sc dsspponted IN ana your 0ney nex
home. Blueprints as seen by. the
owner and the completed home
rarely seem the same thing and you
never know what will be the flnal
cost. BY buying this lovely home Of
the contemporary tmodernl archi.
teetures;i, you can see sS exactly. yhat Mna
in the M final W STAGES % Of completion
Located on a knoll in a beautiful
wooded area, fine home of estate
like character Of Bradley blvd. Well
designed and expertly built. You
will be pleased at the unusual ar
rangement and treatment Of the
spa;cio1T,s spa; 1,s-. living end dining ,sIa room:
and paneied side walls. A really
superb kitchen with disposal, dish.
washer, breakfast nook and flrst-
door laundry. Three lovely bed.
Dashboard heat. ali on one level Al
a. lower level are game room
bobby room, maids room and bath
saHaff seautifui r'f; Vista % windows tissstone ssas
terrace. tall trees. To inspect. call
s4Is sr pm. H. Taei 81 1888 o. or WI. foGG Y4os s
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
PRETTY AS SPRINGTIME
brick. slate roof. garage
large beautiful corner lot. Near pub
lie and parochial schools. Finest
neighborhood. Beautiful flower
Huggins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. LO. $4,000
-oQ
Evening star., 1952-03-28
BETHESDA
BETHESDA

Choose your decorating in this new
brick Cape Cod. 1st mr., living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm.. mod.
equipped kit. 2 bedrms. and bath;
z very large bedrms and bath on
2nd. fr. Slate roof. attached ga
rage and lge. screened porch, full
bsmt.. oil heat. and bath. Large
KENsINGToN II, INVEST.
Over $2.400 net is the income on
this 3-apt. dwelling each VI. Owner
has moved to Florida. Let us show
this property to you and make an
offer.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-03-28
20. g-95I3 tilI 9.
INDIAN HEAD. MD.

frame home, equipped
kitchen. bath. liv. rrn.. bedrms.
$1,000 down, $31 20 per mo. pay
ments. Committing distance from
Washington. IL Greenwood pl., Po-
tomac hgts., Indian Head. Nd,
Indfhn Head 4fiR4. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HOUSES foR sALE--MD.
-ITY rs EXPANDING

"a = Az 41<A4 6AANA(44N&As
Property values In this area are In
creasing monthly You'd never dream
50 s. little yes So close 70 city. We have
only B homes remaining In lovely
Chestnut Hills. Open for your in
Only Si2, $50. Lots iO0x125 or more.
2 bedrms,. tiled bath, iirepl. on lst
fioqr. End floor designed for 2 more
Builder s will iinish End floor ssstivaSi al very
reasonable cost, makine total of
4 bedrms. Full bsmt. Drive out past
y. of Md. and Plant Industry on
BALTIC, blyd. to Montgomery rd., turn
left hlks: to open sien and home.
ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
NSn.yet, see this History prewaS
construction. Built In 1870. lst
door liv, rm;, Z. din. rm Kit. 2
bedrms; and bath; one soft: hedrm,
Full hsmt; with extra high ceiling
and outside entrance. Hot-water oil
heat. Lovely wooded lot, fenced.
Large 2-car garage. Range. refgr.
and storm windows. Only $11 $50
for immediate sale.
OPPORTUNITY
Are you able. to recognize itP?? Pre-
HyattSville. 1st floor large entrance
hall, liv. rm. has bay window and
firepl., family-size din. rm. with
bay window. Large kit, porches,
3 large bedrms. and bath on 2nd
floor. Full bsmt., new. rec. rm., 12x
20 It. Gas heat. Aluminium storm
doors and windows, even on bsmt
windows. Large shade trees. Lot
100xI20. Located in same block
with grade school. Ideal property for
family with children. Only Sl6.250,
CUSTOM BRICK
If your taste is for the finest in
workmanship, material and room
size, yet under $4,000, please &C
cept our invitation for thorougf
and careful inspection. 1st hool
entrance hall with guest closet. Very
large liv. rm. with firepl., and oper
stairway in knotty pine to End fioor
Din. rn1., GE kit, 2 bedrms. ant
lovely blue tiled bath. end flool
has one 30-ft, bedrm. with close,
and plenty OF storage space. Bath
II desired for $3.50 extra. Very large
bsmt. designed for rec. rm. with
Offset for bar. Wooded lot. Homes In
vicinity are Of equal character fol
Investment pleasure and security
$1S,500.
BURCH REALTY CO.
S5O5 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park. Md
TO. 4747 till . pm: after pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Large Family House
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
SLIGO PARK
CT FINANCING

ne have only, q few Of these bis
ramhlers avail. in q choice close-ir
silver sprinE ioc. These homes fea-
ture a full size tremendous bsmt.
with separate shower bath. gas heat
copper plumbing. aluminium double
hung sash and aluminium storm win
sodded lots and fiasstone front ter,
race porch. These are all part Of
the quality construction. so evident
In the homes. Cali rs for appt. e
INSPECT these homes. We will con.
slider trades fairly priced. Call Re
Colonial investment Co.
Il Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HOUSES soR sAis-Mp.

UNIVERSITY HfLLS@4Lge. heaut. s.
bedrin. brick rambler. featuring iiv.
rIn., 14x22, with all-Drick firepl.; lge.
| aii-elec. kit. with dishWasher. dis
pcsal unit; disappearing stairway
. e storsse attic; k ise .od closets se WIN ush
FRINGE Sii le GEORGES sni a Realty IasS'aces CO,
WA. $685.. UN. 1855. HY. 0636. 80
WEST HYATTSVILLE-Prewar Co
lonial on lke. level lot; attrac. liv.
rm. with. firepi,. family-sized din.
Uni fgll sS ss%t slsls Wa K E. sHfFEdhIERss H6oaEs
|BY OWNER, lovely home: liv. rm.,
kit. bath. 2 bedrms, screened
pyFsh; open stairway 70 IN: ATTIC u
nicely shaded level lot 5oxi00. rear
elem. school; $4,000. AP. 744o:
NEAR D. c.-e lovely s-rm. colonials;
PsGEea.' ssesy aa' JOIN sasF joas sGse
ssff s1f riRsr Ms 'sIo g., rorestviils; s Phelps
subdivision; exclusive neighborhood; !;
3 rms and bath house insulated;
ihot.watsr i.cs l heat; OAK 1oors; large n.
rm. over garage. Property In inn
maculate condition. WEST REAL
ESTATE. 10. 9-83oo; after 8, HI.
LIVE fsEO WITH rNcoME--rrsme ;,S house.
ni.h:a Ii lsa rSi o p sSalhi; o igBszfg5 fgBs fg5
Ige; trees: nr; Fenwick Park;
NV GS oSRi TRIck M -RAMBiER. AsHSi 3 bedr3s., 11
liy. rm. with frepl., din. rm.. equip.
t ss2 sd tg bsm .eS sSeeP1nal THT yal1s st
eal f'ss Va 1900 aei sii PA pm. igbiSssa R6Sgsf
8. DAVIS A CO. -29
ELBOW ROOM--Practicall new 2.
bedrm. Cape Cod with 2 additional
rms. roughed In daylight attic. Level
lot 100x1S0, with plenty Of room
for chickens and garden. Full bsmt.,
OIL heat eat screen porch; ., NE. 1sndr 20 min.
tation. in Lanham, Md. Price Sill,
T I'll . i pm. RosERT 81 ri S, 81 pAvis us . sseS 60
OWNER AND BUILDER, new bunsa-
low; liv. rm., kitchen -dinette COM
bination; 2 bedrms., tile bath: ex-
pandable attic; full daylight bsmt;;
gas heat; price. $12,950. 1881
ST GhesaPFeSkas esIF Ma. 4s7s ra Hyattsville. 80 "a
BRICK COLONIAL. S15.500. Featur-
ing 1st q: den, extra bath in bsmt;;
ACU e0AaeGt oSO4AA WAA0o.S AGs1Sr>
lot. 150-ft. deep; conv. high loca-
ton In Roger Hgts. Call WA. 5000
It'll 9 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS 3 co
TWO-BEDRM. bungalow: expansible
attic; completely equip. kit. with
3 Gu. It. cleo. refsr.; gas heat; close
to new BALTIC. blvd. shopping center
and bus. Price, $4,000: ST 200 down,
PRiMRosE Pii fao E REALTY CO. ~" so
50. s5O-COZY 2-BEDRM. bungalow
in popular suburb close. to city
transp. Features big bright kit,
lovely decorations and excel: dnanc-
HUGHES. AP. 400. WA. 5235.
ONE-oUARTER ACRE LOT; ige. brick
Cape Cod; spacious liv,. rm. with
flrepl.. full din. rm.. all-elec. kit,
big insulated attic; lge. daylight
bsmt. A good buy at S12. 800. VIM.
r. HUGHES AP. 1400. WA. 5235.
HYATTSVILLE, OLIVER ST.
Six rms. and bath bungalow. 3 bed
rms. liv. rm.. large din. rm. apd
h.-w.h.; large lot. S11 100. Sub
stantial cash. ALVIN EPLING, UN.