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Evening star., 1952-06-05
By james 6. Deone

10 MIS-. Safan owen, wash
|ington traffic isn't fair.
I'm one of the few people in
the world" she said, who like to
go Is miles an hour. And I'd like
to tell everybody you can't do it,
Mrs. Owen, of 2605 Thirty-sixth
place NV, was one Of the citizens
who turned up, at the city's invi-
tation yesterday, to air motoring
|peeves. The Commissioners and
Governors Conference on Metro
politan Washington Traffic Prob
lens was the place, and the peeves
took most of the afternoon.
Top officials were on hand to
give the answers.
0'M.P.H. Plea Gets Nowhere.
Mrs. Owen complained other
motorists are always passing her.
people pass you on the right,
people pass you on the left" she
said. They hem you in so, she
explained, you have to speed up.
She pleaded:
'sIf anything could be done so a
woman could drive-if not Is miles
an hour. at least 80 miles an
hour-in comfort, I think it
would be very NICE"
All she got, however, was q
laugh.
A. Julian Brylawsky of the Traf-
|fic Advisory Board. session chair
man, was armed with a pile of
130 letters sent in by complaining
citizens. But he only had time
to delve into q few before there
was furry from the floor.
The citizens came from all over
the District area.
4 Pm. Evacuation" Irksome.
Norman Rails of Hunting
Towers, Alexandria, a public re-
lations man, complained about
Washington parking restrictions.
He wanted to know why downtown
streets are evacuated" at 4 pm
That's the time, he said, when
working people need to park to
shop.
Police Capt. Marshall r. Gore
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might be expanded to take volun-
teer adults, too.
Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robin
son, Engineer Commissioner. said
driver training in District schools
should be increased.
Eric Reisfeld, 1905 Lorain ave-
niue. Silver Spring, complained
about drivers "temperamentally
unsuited to drive" He supplied
his own solution-personal speed
limits based on an individuals
tested reaction time.
Mrs. Miriam Lewis of AMMAN
dale. Va, raised one of the stump
ers. She protested trucks on the
Shirley highway.
A. T. Lundberg, Arlington
County Manager. admitted the
trucks are disturbing. Wrestling
with the problem. he wound up
weakly. He said:
THE truck traffic is there; it
is with u.s."
Mail Collection Up to u. S.
The chairman of the American
Automobile Associations Women's
Safety Committee. Mrs. George C.
Thorpe, made a broader COM
plant. It included the United
States Mails. Because of infre-
Iquent letterbox collections, she
said. she is forced to drive to the
post office-and there's never any
parking space.
She urged short-time parking
meters, more curbside mailboxes,
like the new one at the main post
Office, and drive-up ramps.
Gen. Robinson expressed SYM
pathy, but he added the District
can't take responsibility for i'm
proving the postal end of it.
Miss Dolores Murray, 1929. L
street NV, put the prize ques-
ton. She asked:
Cant speed traps be elimi-
nated?"
1--WE don't have any such thing
as a speed trap" replied Police
Capt. Gore. I'VE have been ac-
cused of having speed traps, but
we like to think of it as off-street
observation"
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PRATT, MARY r. In memory Of our
dear mother. MARY 3. PRATT. who de-
parted this life four years ago, June 5.
194S.
Four years have passed
And words cannot tell how much We
miss you,
But We do have the happy assurance
That ons Of these days We viii be with
you.
HER CHILDREN. HARRY 4. AND WAL.
TER D. PRATT.
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Brig. Gen. D. H. Hickey,
Former Army ChupIuin
BY the Associated Press

CHELSEA, Mass, June s.
Brig. Gen. David H. Hickey, re-
tired, 66, Of Maiden, former Ma
|tional Guard and Army chaplain
died yesterday at John Adams
veterans hospital after a brief
illness.
Pastor Of the Robinson Memo
rial Methodist Church, Gen.
Hickey served in World War I as
chaplain Of the ship which took
President Wilson to the Versailles
peace conference. He was chap
lain aboard the Mariposa, q troop
ship in World War II. He re-
tired in 1945.
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FumiIy Prefers Low

HALIFAX. N. s. (R.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Nicholson received
their law degrees together at Dali
housie University recently, and
there may be third barrister in
the family some day. David, jr.
was born while his mother was
completing her studies.
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AMBUSH, NANCY. A tribute of love and
memory to our mother and grandmother,
NANCY AMBUSH, who passed away nine
years ago today, June 8. 1943.
Today we recall the memory
OF the loved one gone to rest,
And those who think Of her today
Are those who loved her, best.
Mother, you left US beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told,
But to us who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old
LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS ELSIE
QUEEN, AND GRANDCHILDREN.
BROWN, DOROTHY. In memory Of DOR
OTHY BROWN. who departed this life
June 5. 1850.
Your memory is all we have now,
Your cares are all at rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
ALBERT. Jr.; DAUGHTERS, JUDITH,
MARY, JOAN.
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PATTERSON, SERGT. JAMES z. In
N- loving remembrance of my deaI
husband. serst. JAMES Z. PAT
~ TERSON, who departed this life
June 8, 1884.
You have taken your last journey
On q beautiful ship called rest.
Away from this world of sorrow
To land OF peace and rest.
They say time heals all wounds
And helps US to forget,
But day hasn't passed
Tnat I've. forgotten you yet.
Years have passed, stiIl miss you,
Many think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within my heart concealed.
How perfect is each thourht Of you,
How comforting to know
Your own dear love is with me still,
Blessing the way ] go.
There is no final parting,
All are in His care,
And those who love me
Are happily waiting for me there.
LOVING WIFE, BERTHA NJ. PATTER-
SON.
RIDGELY-PALMER, IDA r. A tribute OF
love to the memory of our dear mother,
IDA r. RIDGELY-PAI4MER, who left us
thirty-three years ago today, June 8,
1919.
Never shall we cease to love you,
Never shall our memories fade:
The sweetest love forever lingers
In our hearts for you today.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. SUE, FLOR
ENCE MARTHA. ROSEMARY AND
nWAH0.
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Carter Whitehead Named
u. 5. Attorney in Virginia

President Truman today nomi-
mated A. Carter Whitehead, acting
United States Attorney for the
Eastern District of Virginia, to be
United States Attorney.
He will succeed District Attor-
ney George r. Humrickhouse, who
recently resigned the post in Al
|eXandria.
The appointment had the ap-
proval Of Senators Byrd and Rob-
|ertSon, Virginia Democrats, it was
said at Senator Byrd's Office.
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C Components Of Smoo

NEW YORK. Three-fifths of
the components of smog come
from automobiles and buses, burn
ing Of trash and buses, burning of
trash, and the heating of homes,
stores and Office buildings.
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LANCASTER, ESTELLE M. In loving men,
ory of our devoted sister, ESTELLE NJ.
LANCASTER. who departed this life June
B, 1882.
Beyond the golden sunset
Lies q city. bright and fair;
In the land Of Gods tomorrow
Our darling sister waits for US there
LOVING SISTER, ERNESTINE L. DAVIS,
AND BROTHERS. JAMES AND MEL
Vim LANCASTER.
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KING, ETHEL MARY. In loving memory
Of our dear wife and mother, MARY
ETHEL KING, who stole away quietly ten
years ago today, June 5. 1912.
Gone Is the face We loved so dear,
Silent is the voice We loved to hear;
Too lar away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
Sweet to remember her who once was
here,
And who, though absent, Is Just as dear.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. JOHN, AND
FOUR CHILDREN.
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Darn uf Thanka

DEAN, ANNA C. The sister and brothers
Of Miss ANNA c. DEAN. who died May
"a, 1852, wish to express their sincere
thanks for the many floral tributes. mass
caros and other expressions of sympathy
during our recent bereavement.
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GREEN, REBECCA NJ. In loving memory
Of my dear mother, REBECCA M. GREEN,
who passed away i've years ago today,
June 5, 1947.
Some people say time heals all sorrow,
But that's not true with my tomorrow;
Since you've been gone the days are SO
long.
While am still loving you,
To your memory will always be true.
HER SON, MELVIN Z. GREEN. :
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Ssos Annapolis I'd. Hyattsyilie, Nd.
WAITER <. uRICH. beloved husband Of
David 8. A.. Bruce ". Il. and Robert
s. Urich. He also Is survived BY his
mother-in-lax; Mrs. Henry N. Miller;
Rsm:nf Esm A,.ssH rssns Ma M assRs sH.. ~ s
Nd. on Saturday, June 4. At pm.
Relatives and friends invited. 9
WALKER. MARY z. On Monday, June ?.
1852, At her residence; C3S ll$S 2Sth St ,,st st.
Leonice SPRINGS, Curtis. George. Melvin
eight grandchildren and nve great
ss ct ss w. Esnas snsss ss Jarvis nyssa
church. 1882 You st. NV, after II am.
Friday; june 8; Services on Saturday,
Meme M nsns S Church e. tse a
27th and 2Sth sts. NV. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery. 6
1852. ELLA WILLIAMS Of 1919 22nd st.
NV; wife Ct the late Levi Williams.
Williams. She also leaves four grand
relatives and many friends. Friends are
xsa e ss ai 4ss as xUu 3! ness
3 pm. Thursday, June s. Services on
Friday, June 8. at pm, ut the Nine
snd friends nvt.d
lawn Cemetery. 8
sudaenly TUESDAY. eRarseo 5ane g. TINS 1sbs, as
JOSHUA wilson Of b07 q st. Sc, be.
loved son Of Jervy and Charlotte VIII
Snr Sister,. Hs so Lila fsvf MsSd to noesn nss
Marso wilson, and sophy May Merritt;
six brothers. Moses. Louis, Reginald:
William, Henry and Jervy Wilson. jr., and
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines &
Co. Funeral Home, 9O1 3rd st. s.w., after
pm. Thursday. June 8, where friends
pny es ra F.. RSnss Way Pdss IT lay Das Sgas at
4th St. and Virginia ave. Sc. Bishop H.
c. Brooks officiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
YOUNG, JOHN L. On Monday. June 2,
1852: JOHN L. YOUNG OF 3212 2lst st.
Sc: beloved husband Of Carrie s: Young
surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Eliza;
Miss Matilda Young, all Of Chicago. III;
Oaks. Pa. and dAiA Leonard @ Young 1S M Of Chi Chi
friends. After 10 Am. Thursday friends
are invited to call ct the MCGUIRE Funeral
will be held Friday. June s, at / pm.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8
ZUMBRUN, ELSIE LEE. On Tuesday,
June 3. 1852. ct Bethesda Naval Hos
pital. Bethesda, Nd. ELSIE LEE ZUM-
BRUN of 5215 Mineola rd., COLLEGE Park.
Md. beloved wife of Sylvester H. Zum-
brun. She also is survived by her
mother, Novella Bonds; stepfatter, J. L.
Bonds; two sisters, Martha Jane Bronwer
T. Daughtrey. Remains resting at the
Gasch Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Md
Services at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va, on Friday, June 6, at IL am. Rela-
lington National Cemetery
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services.
Councillor.
IVAN D. GATES. Rec. sec,
oPHELIA. suddenly. on Thurs
smS saS JUNE n 3 1851 e. hsr rssisspss las
loved wife Of Charles n. Nichols, sister
Of Mrs. CaldoniaN Clark Of Charlotte. N.
c.; William Standard and Nabob Starks;
niece OF Mrs. Emma Hempton, Mrs.
Odsssa Davis, Mrs. Elizsbsth Walton
She also is survived by other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Barnes
g. Matthews Funeral Home. GA 4th st.
s.W. Notice Of funeral later.
NICHOLSON. CATHERINE sTANISLAUS.
sTANTsLAUS NICHOLSON Of 1000 Mary
land ave. ne, beloved wife Of the late
Charles Nicholson, mother Of DR.. Robert
late Charles James Nicholson. Friends
may call at her late residence until FRI
day, June g., at 7:30 am. REQUIEM mass
at st. Joseph's Church at 8 am. Reia-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
PARKER. LOLA A. Suddenly. on Mon
day, June 2, 1852. at 2 p.m., at her resi-
dence, 1873 eth st. NV, LOLA A.
PARKER. beloved sister Of Charles A,
Davis. She also leaves to mourn de-
two nieces. Marie Spriggs and Evelyn
Brown, and host of other relatives and
friends. Friends may call ut Crouch's
Funeral Home, Inc, 81 K st. NV. on
Thursday, June 5, after IL am, where
| funeral services will be held on Friday
June 9. ~ I Pm: Rev. p. 2. Grimes
| fciatins. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
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1fathm

PERRY. COL. ARTHUR JAMES. Sudden
TR 81 sm sqns Z, ls5S 4sS; Col Ar
band Of Elizabeth G. Perry, father Of
Mrs; M. p. Blasinghame and Maj. Arthur
g: Perry. Remains resting at the 8. H.
NV. Services at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer, Va, on Friday. June 6, at 1870
pm. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. Please omit flowers.
PERRY. ARTHUR J. A special communi-
a cation Of Sojourners' Lodge,
n sos ss iasd a. pn A + friday M !: .ans Sail;s &
TNN 18th st. and New York ave,
~ NV. for the purpose Of con-
ices for our late brother, ARTHUR J.
PERRxI nMIs = ;nYr JAY E. iscII,aI Keller: Master.
RILES, SADIE L. on June 4, 1852, at
Freedmen's Hospital. SADIE L. RiIEs.
wife Of Edward c. Riles. mother Of
and James Morgan Of Warren, Ohio.
Also surviving are three grandchildren,
two nieces, Betty Brown and Bernice
Henry; q son-in-law. James r. Howard.
NOTICE Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
Rollins, ALVIN J. On wednesday. June
ALVIN j.. ROLLINS Of 721 Gresham pl.
NV, brother Of Jesse Rollins. Notice Of
funeral later. Services by Stewart.
THOMPSON. BEULAH SHANNON. on
Tossday ToN Sans 1gss me- SSE 4 saAS IAN
32nd st. s.e.. beloved wife of Charles /.
Thompson and mother Of Mrs. Helen
Stack. Friends may call at Nalley's Fu-
Eastern ave. me-, where services will be
held on Friday. June 6, at 2 pm. Reia-
tives and friends invited. Interment in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
THOMPSON. BEULAH 8. otacers and
No. members :, OF Golden Rule
America, are hereby notified
YW 8. THOMPSON. Daughters OF
ASlb America services will be con-
Quoted Friday, June 6, 1862, at
p.m., at Nalley's Funeral Home, 1900
SEATEfcE EiS 1inIEHb !. IEEHPEasoE. Councillor. C
THOMPSON. HATTIE 9. On Tuesday.
of 131 Tennessee ave. ne. beloved moth
er Of Mrs. Corinne A.. Men, Mr.. Irby
THOMPSON and Mr.. CLYDE G; THOMPSON;
mother Of Mrs. Nathala T. Cox, Mrs.
Helen E. Campbell, Mrs. Bernice A.
Longazel, Mrs. Shirley Mcclure, Mrs. Mil
dred Wilson. Mrs. Roberta Hobart; Mrs.
son, Howard Thompson, Clyde Thompson,
jr. She also is survived by ten great
grandchildren. Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave
ne, where services will be held on Fri
day, June 9, at IL noon. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls
Cnurcn' va.
TROGNER. CHARLES r. On Tuesday.
June 3. 1852, CHARLES r. TROGNER,
beloved husband of Claudia g. Trogner,
father Of Arthur NJ. and Roland S.
Trogner. Funeral from the W. w. Deal
Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia ave. NV.
on Friday, June 6, at pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
rvnrNru
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CHARLES r. A special COM
munication Of BENJAMIN B.
French Lodge, No. 15, r. A.
A. NJ, is called for Friday.
June 6, 1852, at / p.m.. for
the purpose of conducting
Masonic burial services for
our late brother. CHARLES
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1895 DOWN. non-GI opportunity;
lovely California rambler: equipped
kit; vacant. Move in with deposit,
PARKSIDE REALTY CO., SH. 1879.
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HOUSES SALE-s.E. Cont

COLORED-CHICAGO ST.. IL block
on Nichols ave.-Corner brick, g
rms. baths. . kits, built-in ga
rage, oil h.-w.h. Priced for quick
REALTY. INC. l345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU 4-3400. LII. 4-39S2.
C0L0RED = vACANT-Six massive
rms, completely remodeled; modern
Gear GARAGE. 1917 s. Carolina ave.
Sc: S13.950, terms. Open today
2 to 6. OWNER, VI. 1867
COL0RED-HOME WITH INCOME; .
apis, newly decorated. complete
with kit. and bath. $1,000 down.
Shown by appt. only. SEYMOUR
C0LORED. WALKING distance Social
security Bldg. 2-bedroom. COM
pletely modernized house. auto. gas
heat, beautiful kitchen; not a dime
to spend on this house for many
years Modest down payment. S55
monthly. MA, Q257. ID
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THESE HOMES
OPEN, l TIL DARK
BRK. CAPE COD
1905 FLOWER AVE, SILVER
Liv. I'm. with fireplace. dinette with
serving bar to kitchen, 2 bedrms.
bath, finished attic, full bsn,t., auto.
neat, side porch; sarage; bus passes
door; mr., shop. center.
ONLY $4,000 CASH REQUIRED.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LARGE FARMHOUSE with bath,
electricity coal furnace; on an acre
plus. including chicken houses. new
turkey house, fruit trees. garden;
20 miles north D. c. line; S10,500.
SH 5115.
EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
The historic Jessie Goodhand house
and frame dWeIlin n Of Of 10 Or rooms ' :
baths. oil heat Situated on acres,
with over 500 feet on Chesapeake
Bay. near Matapeake. S25. 900.
Adjoining l31 acres on bay avail
able.
Also gorgeous old brick house. on
deep river, with about 20 acres. A
rare place impossible to duplicate.
Priced to sell
LOIS S. DUFFEY, Centreville 500.
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COL0RED

1900 BLOCK MASS. AVE. Sc.
2-k!tchen house, attr. front lawn
Colonial porch, apt. upstairs. leaves
upper floor front bedroom separate
ana available for use BY owner SO
that LIST q. can be used as living
bsmt.; garage gas INV. heat. Can
put this deal over for q couple OF
thousand less than owner is asking
provided buyer has a good down
payment. Call Mr.. Boone, DE.
3So9, or LANGSTON REALTY, TR.
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$12,75O
BRICK RAMBLER

BALANCE LIKE RENT
BUYS this 2-bedrn. attractive bunga-
low; full hsmt.: large lot: conv. loca-
ton; assume GI loan, payable $50. 81
per mo. Call Mrs. Fink. 10. 5-374O
cox & CO., 81. 0776.
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These You'll Like

Thsy have picture windows, ireplaces,
HUGE kits. auto. washers. garbarge
disposal units, lge. expansible attics.
many built-in features, On lge. lot
located in desirable -Four Corners
area. Close to public and parochial
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443,O OO
Dir: Out Conn. ave. to Kensington-
wheaton rd.. left on Newport Mill
rd.. right on Murdoch and right on
First st. to open sign.
LEACH & CRONHN
10. 6-3200; Eyes Ill 7.7hn3
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HOMEWOOD
Cow. to Silver Spring or Kensineton1
brick, about 3 yrs, old. expandable;
rms: and bath. LIST Moor; paneled
semifinished End floor: storm win
dows, gas heat; priced at S16,o5OI
to q purchaser with $1,000 cash. BY
appt. only. Mr.: Phifer. 20. S-S7l4.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor |
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5. SILVER SPRING
Alb HILLMOOR DRIVE

Spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, brick
rambler. Two porches, / Screened,
Al-eleCtric kit. and fanily-sized
ainnis room. = fireplaces. Roughed-
better than Is acre In fine resi-
Dental Woodrnoor near public and
parochial scheels. Waking dis
lance to transportation and large
shopping center Directions: From
Georgia ave. In Silver Spring. out
ColeSyius rd; to, Four Corners. right
Lexington St, left to circle, bear
right block to Hillmoor and left
to our open sign.
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$500 DOWN
COLORED VETERAN

UNCLE SAM SETS THE PRICE
Here's rare opportunity for a
auaiifed veteran to own this all
rooms and bath upstairs; living
room. dinette-kitchen combination
and utility room on the FIRST floor
Priced at 50 900 subject to Veterans
Administration approval. 5000 down
and only S49.20 per month.
Call Mr.. Nichols. NO 2117 all week
end
Ton Mon call at MA, 5o05.)
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. IEC.-1520 K ST. NV.
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OPEN SUNDAY

fss q. red brick Williamsburg with
ist-noor bedroom. 3 more upstairs:
= very lovely home on an diversified
~. y, a i Tc N on the edge Of Rockville
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THOMPSON & GRAY
SHANNON & LUCHS co

SHANNON & LUCHS co,
sos H st. NV. MA. 2345.
ATMOSPHERE. Gaithersburs, Il
rms. and 5 baths, oil h.-wh: excel.
cond.; high elevation in grove OF
OAKS; stable, acres up to 10 acres
SI2 cash.
Potomac Area rm.. small brick
house like new; no bath, IL acre.
Gaithersburg - Small 3-rm. frame
house, MICE lot. excel. location. no
II, w. BECRAFT
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6. SILVER SPRING
1902 CORWIN DRIVE

Brick Cape Cod with 3 bedrms., IL
baths, on 2nd floor, Liy. rm., din
rm.. kit. and paneled den on first
Two porches. screened. Located
m desirable Woodside Park. Clost
70 transp. and shopping. S26. 600
mile past Colesville I'd. to Corv,u
dr.. right to open sign and property
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4-BEDROOM BRICK
TAKOMA. PARK-$1S,950
IDEAL LOCATION
635 MISSISSIPPI AVE.
OPEN 2-6 PM

90" = I1SSso8S<J1EE II I'VE.
OPEN 20 PM.
a stones throw from Sligo ave In
silver Spring proper is this neat 3
PPeoim' frame bungalow. with fun
neigkborhood Total price, only
$3.50: with good cash payments
Out Georgia ave. to Sligo Iafter
onderpass). turn right to Mississinpi
ave, then right to Open" sign, MI.
Auerbach. APP 5000, ''A''
MODERN REALTY co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN l-k

LARGE BEDRM., list FLOOR
Gracious mod. brick home in excIu.
stve. Larchmont Knobs, adjacent to
Rock Greek Hills. First floor has
wide center hall, lge. cheerful Iiy.
rm;, family -sized din. rm., left.
bedrm., bath, and den. de luxe kit.
completely tiled, screened breeze
way. Two Gift. bedrms. and bath
bsnlt.. garage. slate roof. Approx.
q acre. level. Superb construction
and condition. $50. 500. Liberal
terms available to approved pur-
chaser. Owner anxious to move.
9!17 CONNECTICUT AVE.
EARL 7 WRIGHT. EXCL. REALTOR
WI. $500 WI. 91O4
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WHEATON HILLS
BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUN. is
1909 Elmont st. Lovely e-bedrm. br.
home, lge. liv. rm., very lze, kit.
full bsmt:. gas heat. recreation rm..
side porch: attr. lot. blk. to bus
and lee. shopping center. Can as
sumo 4se loan; teas. cash req. See
today.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
SH. 0424, Ewes, LA 6sssoo
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8. BETHESDA
$500 CHARLOTTE RID,

Located in an excel. residential sect.
this brk. rambler will satisfy the
eXacting buyer. lge. bedrms.. !
fast space. Attrac. liy.-din. rn1
comb, , hrepls., full bsmt., and
priced very reasonably at S25,5OO
DIRECTIONS: From Bank Of Bethesda,
out Old Georgetown I'd. TO Hunting
ton pkwy. Left . blks to Moorland,
fight q blk. to Charlotte and left
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COLORED
OPEN 2-5

OPEN 2-5
1885 BAY STREET Sc.
One of the most gorgeous houses you
nave ever seen. Tapestry brick front
, porch. 3 rooms, , modern baths. 2
apis, knotty pine rec. rm. with
stone fireplace. A detached garage.
HILL REALTY. vi. u7SO IA. ISL
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ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
Come out today and let US show you
how much more home you can get
for your money in Rockville. once
open | to dark today. See these
and many more:
lust listed, very spacious
home 2sx40 IT. with bsmt.. huge
insulated attic. large lot in west
2 story home with fireplace full din.
room; full bsnlt.; screened porch,
large fenced lot. $12.9 $50.
6;room home With fun bsmt.; excel.
Cape Cod home, 6 rooms, Ia baths;
bsmt., garage ON l acre. $15,960
S-roonl home on West MONTGOMERY
ave; large lot, S18,500.
Samuel E. Bogley. Inc.
ROCKVILLE OFFICE.
'oa =. MONTGOMERY Ave. Rockville
Ewes. call Mr. RYid0es pnnhvilta onoo
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NEW RAMBLER
Is E. EVERETT ST.
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Chevy Chase View, Md
OPEN IL TO 5 TODAY
This beautiful, new rambler adioin-
ing Rock Greek Hills, has 8 twin
sized bedrms., 2 tiled baths. liy.
rm,, with paneled fireplace, din,
rm., very large kit. with the finest
modern equipment, stairway to stor.
age attic: tremendous basement
and area for recreation and maid 5
room: gas &C. heat. b.-i. gar; cor
ner lot, l00xI "a it.; near schools
transportation. Out Conn. ave. ex-
tended to Everett St. risht to home.
or out Kensington Parkway to
Everett. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 1886.
ORURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000.