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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16
GIRL SCOUTS
ACTIVITIES

The eleven troops of the Rock
vile Girl Scouts have started their
Fall activities. In the area there
are four Brownie troops, four in
termediate troops, two Juniors and
one Senior troop.
Many interesting activities have
been planned for the year by the
individual troops, including hand
crafts, work for merit badges, ma
ture hikes, the annual Cooky Sale,
overnight hikes in the Spring, and
participation in Community acti-
vities such as the Community Chest
drive, Civil Defense, and the drive
for funds conducted by the Mary
land Society for Crippled Children.
An outline of the G.S. organi-
zation in Rockville follows.
Rockville Girl Scout Council:
Chairman, Mrs. Lucy Barnsley
Vice Chairman, Mrs. Ralph P.
Ripley; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Robert Burkhart; Corresponding
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs.
Richard Van Dyke; Cookie Chair
man, Mrs. Edward Schrader
Nominating Membership Chair
man, Mrs. Agnes Kendall; Troop
Adviser, Mrs. Maynard Hudson
Planning Adviser, Mrs. Donald
Mellon; Publicity Chairman, Mrs.
Ormond Munger.
Troop No. SO, Jr. - Meets Tues
day 400 to $500 at 404 Baltimore
Road. Leader, Mrs. Mae Belt
Fraley; Asst Leader, Mrs. Paul
inc Bond; Troop Com. Chairman,
Mrs. Kinda Hudson and Mrs. Mary
Ann Beall; Cookie Chairman, Mrs.
l.. A. Reedy.
Troop No. 3O6, Sr. = Meets
first Wednesday of month at homes
of members. Leader, Mrs. Mae
Belt Fradley; Troop Com, Mrs.
Leonard Kraft; Cookie Chairman,
Mrs. Florence Robertson.
Troop No. 300, Jr. - Meets End
and 4th Wednesdays, 1900 to 900,
memt rs homes. Leader, Mrs.
Marvin II. Greiner; Asst Leader,
Mrs. James Kendall; Troop Com.
Chairmen, Mrs. Grover Fraley and
Mrs. Miles Umbenhauer.
Brownies:
Troop No. 257 - Meets Monday
$3.50 to 500 at Episcopal Parish
Hall. Leat2r, Mrs. James Sussex;
Tss't Leaders, Mrs. Robert Burk-
hart, Mrs. George Kephart, Mrs.
Thos. Veirs, Jr.; Troop Com.
Chairmen, Mrs. Bartlett Ttwocd.
Mrs. VIM. j. Barnsley, Mrs. James
Reid, Mrs. Paul Wire, Mrs. Thos.
Blow and Mrs. Roert f. Lee.
Troop No. 525 - Nets We'd
nesday $3.50 to 500 at Methodist
Church. Leader, Mrs. w. T. Robin
ION; Asst Leader, Mrs. Will Stack
house, Jr.; Troop Com. Chairmen,
Mrs. l.. d. Saunders, Mrs. Leonard
Beall, Mrs. w. J. Robertson and
Mrs. Alan McMullen.
Troop No. 517A - Meets We'd
nesday S;15 to 4;S0 at Loan Oak
school, ] adler, Ms. A. NJ. John.
on; Asst Leader, Mrs. James Sus-
sex; Troop Com. Chairmen, Mrs
Mary Bayles, Mrs. VIM. Caywoot
md Mrs. r. J. Thorn.
Troop No. 517B - Meets Thurs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16
Germantown
Miss Rebecca Leaman
Gaithersburg 7sSEW-4

Mr.. Lloyd L. Malone, manager
of the C. & P. Telephone office
at Gaithersburg has purchased the
new brick rambler built by A. R.
Selby on Liberty Heights. Mr..
Malone expects to move into his
new home within a few days.
Mrs. Fred Linthicum entertained
the WSCS on Tuesday afternoon.
In the evening she gave surprise
shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dovexa and family who recently
had their home destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Browning
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Browning of Takoma Park
on Sunday.
The Pot Luck Dinner of the
Methodist Church was held in the
church basement last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Watkins,
jr. are receiving congratulations
on the birth off daughter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16

day $50 to 500 at Twin Brook
School. Leader, Mrs. Norman Du-
lin; Asst Leaders, Mrs. Elizabeth
Horsnell and Mrs. Ralph Burney
Troop Com. Chairmen, Mrs. Joseph
Wilson, Mrs. Edward Schrader,
Mrs. George Mclaughlin ana Mrs.
Howard Starklof; Cookie Chair
man; Mrs. Joyce Stone.
Intermediates:
Troop No. 528 = Meets Thurs
day $3.50 to $500 at Episcopal
Parish Hall, Leader, Mrs. Roger
Tubby; Asst Leaders, Mrs. Harry
Baker and Mrs. Henry Miller;
Troop Com. Chairmen, Mrs. Robert
Burkhart, Mis-. Adolph Guide, Jr.
and Mrs. David Belts.
Troop No. 1S9 - Meets Satur-
day $3.50 to $500 at Episcopal
Parish Hall. Leader, Mrs. Edna
M. Black; Asst Leaders, Mrs.
Richard Van Dyke and Mrs. Ruth
Moncure; Troop Com. Chalrmen,
Mrs. Clarence Beatty, Mrs. Ralph
Jones, Mrs. James Robertson and
Mrs. 0rmond Munger.
Troop No. 205 = Meets Tuesday
1900 at Methodist Church. Leader,
Mrs. H. E. Hendricks; Asst Lead
er, Miss Neville Smith.
Troop No. $50 = Meets We'd
nesday $3.50 at Presbyterian
Church. Leader, Mrs. J. CAN'T
Asst Leader, Mrs. Carlton Brom-
ley; Troop Com. Chairmen, Mrs,
Herman Adams, Mrs. Lucy Barn.
,iy and Mrs. Leonard Beall
Cookie Chairman, Mrs. Herman
Adams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16
WASHINGTON GROVE
By Mrs June Healy - CATH ersburg NV

doughnuts, and coffee. Try to see
how many people you can get to
come. Consider yourself a host or
hostess and help to make this
dance a great success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16

Sixteen peaks in the Appalachian
Mountains along the North Caro-
than 5000 feet above sea level,
part of the highest land mass in
the eastern United States, says
the National Geographic Society
, 1952-06-24

membership, green's fees, etc.
1t is, therefore, necessary to
ascertain now how much fnan
cial support, lie. how many
members paying annual dues,
can be obtained. The annual
membership fee tentatively
agreed upon is $4,000 per indi-
vidual or $45.0O per family
including children up to 18
years of age. 1t is felt that
VICORP, in considering the
matter Of a construction
grant" will be materially in
fluenced by our presentation
Of a list Of not less than 100
members who will now agree
to become dues-paying mem
bers when and if the golf
course is constructed. In addi-
ton, we believe there are
other sources of annual rev
enue which are available on a
Supporting Membership basis,
lie. from business firms on the
island who will readily under
stand that a good golf course
will bring in a substantial
amount of tourist dollars. It is
suggested that the Supporting
Members be solicited on the
basis Of $4,000 minimum
$4,000 maximum.
Time is of the essence
VICORP Board meets in July
need your membership
pledge today.
ST. Croix Coli Association
Box SIS, Christiansted
St. Croix, Virgin Islands
, 1952-06-24
Proposed Municipal Golf Course at
Alexander Homilton Airport ST. Croix

It is the consensus Of in
formed opinion that a golf
course IN st. Croix will be a
major factor in promoting the
flow of tourist dollars; will at
tract permanent golf-playing
residents in addition to the adj
vantages which this sport will
offer to the people Of ST. Croix
and the Virgin Islands. To-
wards this end a temporary
committee has worked and ex-
plored the subject in the fol-
lowing manner:
|. The Municipal Govern
ment and the Tourist Develop
ment B o a r d have been
contacted and their whole
hearted support and indorse-
ment has been obtained.
2. The Administrators Of
fee h a S advised of t h e
availability Of approximately
seventy--fve acres Of land at
Alexander Hamilton Airport
for this purpose. A site COM
mittee has studied and found
this land to be very desirable.
3. Contact has been made
with a mainland professional
golf architect to design a nine
hole course as it's proposed to
have a top-flite course-or
none at all.
4. The Virgin Islands Cor
poration has been approached
directly, with the endorsement
the Tourist Development
Board, for a grant to con-
4E NAaaaF
struct this course. The Cor
poration is entirely sympathe-
tic to the project and has
agreed to submit our request
to the Board of Directors Of
the Corporation at their July
Getting. The Corporation
has further requested (a) es-
Inmates of detailed cost Of
construction Of the course (b)|
annual maintenance and up
expenditures lc) annual
to be derived from
, 1952-06-24

does not slrpass, or even come up to Cramers Park, but be-
cause Of the necessary finances these spots provide outdoor
recreation for nature lovers and others. The legislature, hav
ing made one effort, will now have to give further thought,
and Try to come UP with other ideas. The matter is important
enough.
, 1952-06-24

ernor de Castro not long ago, and perhaps there was jjustif-
cation, correctly pointing out it was useless to make such
improvements without a caretaker. But this brings us face to
face with the realization that lack Of funds is curtailing many
a worthwhile activity, and attention must be renewed in the
direction of seeing that further opportunities are not lost.
With the proper development Of Cramers Park the need for a
caretaker wouldb be apparent, and indeed the place should be
such that we would want someone there to maintain the build
ings and the grounds in tip shop shape.
, 1952-06-24

PARK is our own national park. It should be
a sanctuary for bird and other natural life. The section close
to the beach should be developed, with a real picnic pavilion,
cabins, stalls for picnickers, and bath houses, Such a spot
could become a source of income during most Of the year,
and tourists would love nothing better than to spend several
hours there, provided the necessary facilities were provided.
Because the tourist is taking time out, he could enjoy the
place when the general populace would be occupied either
at work or elsewhere, yet the use Of the park on holidays
would afford a fine mode of recreation.
, 1952-06-24
MORE THOUGHT TO CRAMERS PARK
CRAMER'S PARK is one Of the best s.

CRAMERS PARK is one Of the best spots in this island,
and both for pleasure and the tourist trade, this area should
be developed and kept in good shape. The Park is far.
enough,away from the towns to keep away what would
amount to nuisance crowds, such as Maynard boys who would
roam the place without regard for others. Yet the place is
easily accessible, and the trip BY car is in itself a little vaca-I
ton As thousands through the year can testify. But what is
to becomeof the placer
Evening star., 1952-09-14

FRAME CAPE COD
North Arlington location. 24-ft. liv-
ing room, separate dining room,
screened porch: garage, full base
c: F. WOoDRoE. NC. OK. 1922.
2-BEDRM. MASONRY, Colonial style
home; in Columbia Forest. Liv. rm..
din. rm..- kit. bath. util rm.. gas a.
c. heat. lge. sleeping porch over tool
room. Very reasonably priced at
S12,760. See it by calling
c. B. O'SHAUGHNESSY. BROKER
IA. 1924 JE. 1890 IA. 953s
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ADDISON HEIGHTS: 4 bedrooms, 8
baths. center-hall brick Colonial.
Basement now renting. S65. Yes
this is a bargain, for a home or an
plumbing: slate roof; copper cutters:
screened side and rear porehes: sun
deck of master bedroom. attached
garage. spacious lot ,75x120;, rear
yard fenced. Less thar. mile to
Hsnsassal ss ssl ss6F3 s' RRRLrE ZEAL S'F g.
A2Ex.@Best FL s0Re loc., cor. 2.story brk..
semidet.; 2 bedrms.. oil, $l3s950:
$1,000 cash; terms. 10. 3-6Ss9.
acre Sooded 1fsme os; fam0ise, m So. OF 81
Alex. nr. It. !; yrs. old: drepl.;
breezeway. garage; $l4.750; $1,000
cash, assume AZ CT loan. OWNER,
eyes. ana aasG week ends AL. 677O: day.
AHExANDRiA-Family Of 5 transf;
offering excel. investment house. lge;
lot. SI3.5 10 min. to Wash. Call
ri; s-2l2S 2I2 SSs aftsr sSnday. ppayzome ~l5 5rd
frame, on 2.7 level acres, on U. S. i.
Two houses divided into 2 apart
ments each. Good returns. Excellent
motel and trailer site. PRICED low for
answer, or ewes. JE. 3-79s9. Ii
ARLINGTON, -WESTMONT - 5-rm
brick. semidet.; . bedrms,; redecor.
oil heat; full bsmt.: fenced yard
] blk transp., shopping and schools
BY OWNER; no brokers. $11 $50
$4,000 cash: EN-. I253. .,
-Brand-new, all-brick. 3-bedrm., Q
bath rambler in the popular ant
highly convenient Lorcom lane area
includes beautiful rec. rm. and ful
bath in basement; built-in garage
gas heat; lovely wooded lot APPROX
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, IA. 6-6266
oyenings. call IA. 7-0S42. la
Evening star., 1952-09-14
SOIJTHERN MARYT.AND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
FLEETWOOD" near La Plata. an
outstanding gentleman's house OF
Civil War period; solid brick. Eng
hsh bond center hall. story. base
ment dwelling; IL spacious high
ceiling rooms; handsome Stairwells;
baths. electricity. telephone; magnifi-
cent grove old oak, walnut. poplar
trees: 500 It. on State road: springs,
stream; 32-acres; $4,000; addi-
tional acreage available
BRYANTOWN, MD.-Early American
brick, Groom dwelling. large corner
lot: excellent neighborhood; 9 baths;
original woodwork; oil burner heat;
1andscaped lawn; garden; 20 miles
BENEDICT. MD.-on good road; f.
room dwelling; bath, electricity:
LA PLATA. MD-Rambler type, =
rm. cottage; bath. floor-type oil heat.
electric pump and water heater;
handicapped; yard fenced; 2-acre lot
on state 5oad; 2 miles from La
BEL ALTON. MD. Charles County
Six-room house (needs repair); on
State rd; power line and telephone
available; s-acre lot; good neighbor-
hood; 81. 500.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel S311 La Plata Md
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HERE
YOU SEE

An impressive home, superbly con-
structed and maintained. that can
be purchased on real terms! This
brick Colonial has 1st-f, bedrm. OF
rm. and scr. porch-complete with
awnings. Full bsmt., built-in garage
Two twin upstairs bedrms. and End
full tiled bath. Lge. firepl. mirror
wal1-to-wall liv. rm. carpeting anc
Rusco storm sash all included. $26,.
trust at 5laT. Inspection by appt
only. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
CoLMAR MANOR
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK

S13,95o-TERMS
S41S 40th. pl.. 3-bedrm. bungalow;
I'm, new equip. kit. with disposal,
incl. sun porch, bath. full bsmt
with outside entrance, front porch,
gas h.-W.h., insulated. Rusco storm
windows. gar. large handicapped lot
conv. to everything; ewes AP. 0567.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. 0440 SH. 1871
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.
AURORA HILLS

An exceedingly charming home that
has spacious rooms throughout. Den
and maids rm. are q few of the
features that makes this home desir-
able. Good financing may be ar
ranged. Shown by appointment only
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK
SUNNYBROOK-$1375O ESQ

4103 55th AVE.
Beautiful 5-rm. Cape Cod with DOR
mer windows. nice liv. rm.. equip.
kit. bedrm. and den on 1st floor;
ample storage space. full bsmt. with
Noutside entrance, oil h-a. heat,
close to shopping and transp. and
all cows. Assume GI loan, easy
terms. Directions: Out Bladensburg
I'd. right at Peace Cross on Defense
hwy. (Rt. 50l. approx. 2 miles to
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ALEXANDRIA
A TOUCH OF THE 18OO's
YATES GARDENS

Beautifully decorated with
the charm Of old Alexandria.
bath. The liv. rm. has firepl.
and bookshelf. Separate din.
rm:. equipped kit. Upstairs, 2
bedrms. and tiled bath. Out
side, the walled garden around
property lends uniqueness and
privacy. The price is $17,50O
with possession at settlement.
This may be bought in o unit
there are 3 separate units,
each Of which would rent for
$3.50 mo. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Shown by appt.
only.
ROuth Robbins Realty
2OO7 MT. VERNON AVE, ALEX, Y.
k1. S-31O6 Ewes. OV. 367
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ALEX. AREA. S11.35O

ALEX. AREA, $11,350
REAL BUY-AssUME Gil
Attractive detached bungalow. Sepa-
rate living quarters upstairs rents
Tor 500 per month: House Is suit
kitchen equipment.
OV. 1888
ANNANDALE, $15,75O
CUSTOM DE LUXE RAMBLER
S0x250-FT. LOT
Quick possession. Assume CT loan.
4OO-ft. elevation. beautiful view, 90
It. liv. rm. with fireplace (Heatola-
tori: bedrms. are 16x15. full din.
rm., huge de luxe equipped kit,
porches. Complete aluminium storm
doors and windows finterchange-
able). Nice bsmt. Driveway. fruit
JOHN r. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke st., Alexandria, Va,
24-hour phone service, OV. 6o8S.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
FAIRFAX
OUTSTANDING
VALUES

S14.950
FHA financed. brick rambler. yr.
old; 2 bedrms.. full bsmt: ige. lot;
excel. neighborhood.
S16,950
New brick rambler; sep. din. rm., full
bsmt;; lge. level lot; custom built;
within 2 blks. from all conveniences.
QUALITY S1s,50O
Best built brick rambler, 22-ft. nv.
rm.. 3 lge. bedrms., Ia baths. above
ground bsmt.: lge. lot. beautiful
trees.
S19,500
An early American style s-rm. home;
fully modernized. on / acre of tall
old trees.
S21,500
IL acres with truly charming 5-rm
rambler; full bsmt with game room
beautiful setting: s min. from Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
LOOKS GOOD
rs EVEN RETTEPIIj

Cued to the most modern thoughts
in rambler livinR-its q SNUG
HOME. yet with spacious, fiatter-
ing interior. Three bedrms., log
burning flrepl., built-in leatherette
breakfast booth. scr. porch and extra
lge. light bsmt. with outside en-
trance. If you have children-bring
yard. It's priced at only $4,000
but there's q catch!!-No possession
until approx. Dec. 1. To see, call
Evening star., 1952-09-14
NICE HOME

CAPE COD IN NEW ALEX.
800 14th st. Living room. fireplace,
dining rm., equipped modern kit.
and utility rm., 2 good bedrms. with
closets, tiled bath. screened and cur
tanned porch; hardwood floors; nice
yard. lawn and shrubbery; expan-
sible attic with extra bedrm.; oil
burning heat; city water and sewer
mr.. transportation, shopping center
and schools. Lot. so by 150. Price,
$4,000. favorable terms.
OPEN SUNDAY. NOON TO z PM.
Dir: South from Alexandria on Mt.
Vernon blvd. about l mile below
Hunting Towers stop light. sharp
turn to right full blk. to Po-
tomac ave, then 2 blks left, then
2 blks. right to 14th ST.. then left
to No. 300 and open sign. Exclusive
v. WARD BOSWELL, INC.
.22o 8, Washington st.. Alex. Va.
AL. 2616 TIE. 7721
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLNGT0N-FAIRFAx
FAIREST
OF THEM ATT,

A white brick rambler, designed tc
make your private world more pre-;
sun-lite picture windows. 3 bedrms.,
2 tiled baths. For outdoor living
there is delightful breezeway, plus
rear picnic patio; Lear garage
100x120 level lot. in No. Arl. coun-
try club area; S27,50O. To see, call
OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
TOPS EVERYTHING

TOPS EVERYTHING
FOR CASUAL ELEGANCE
Hidden away in grove Of deciduous
trees and overlooking o clear, spar
king, swiftly running brook-this
rustic bungalow features a superb
example of perfect outdoor indoor
living. rms, in rich knotty pine
overlooking an elaborate flint-rock
patio and tea garden; massive out
door barbecue. plus small playhouse
with running water; bsmt. contains
gravity flow auto. oil heating plant
and hot-water heater; Lear det;;
land. with this spotless home. for
$17,950! Terms arranged. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BRICK S10 Q50

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick bungalow. mod.
throughout; full bsmt.. oil heat
outside entr. to lge. yd.; nr. public
payment. bal. like rent. Call Mr..
Barbour.
CAMPANELLA & co.
EX. Alb: Ewes. and Sun, 10. S-0519
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Beautifully Grated

Revel in the quiet charm of this @
year-old brick rambler-we dare you
to inspect it carefully! You'll be de-
shssd with is It's say smf v pTvaif foys1
comb. and its 8 exactly tailored bed
rooms and ceramic tile bath. Cook
In a "woman's kitchen"-save steps
save ttme-you'll save, too, If you
see this No: Arl: home: 30 thought
cash. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
UNSPOKEN
BUT ALMOST HEARD

A murmur Of approval-of this clas-
sically correct red brick and white
frame Colonial. Center-entrance hall
perfectly proportioned liv. rm
with. French door to private scr
porch; formal-sizs din. rm., generous
divided into rms. and has fully
equip. laundry. Upstairs are 3 fam.
lily bedrms. diversified closets) and
bath with tub and shower. Com
pletely fenced rear yard. Only few
doors of excel. busline. S.. 900 cash
bal. on terms. Call QW QnQn.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OPEN l TIL 7

OPEN l TIL
S4O3 UPSHUR ST. BELLEMEAD
2-bedrm.. all-brick bunga-
low; stairway to attic, Bendix
washer, large lot; $1,000 down
GI. S2,350 down non-GI. To
reach: Annapolis I'd. past
Landover Hills to Bellemead
sign. Ardmore rd.. turn right
to 18th St. right to Upshur
st., right to house.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ALEXANDRIA AREA
OPEN
SUNDAY / TILL DARK

3 EDGEWOOD TERRACE
Located in one of our most
desirable residential areas,
surrounded by beautiful shade
trees. this home of distinction
featuring center-han plan, 20
by 10 living room with fire.
place, 12 by IA dining room,
den, "a bath, large, beauti-
fully equipped kitchen and
screened rear porch; the 2nd
floor has three bedrooms and
two baths, sun deck with iron
railing; attached garage. full
basement; reasonably priced
at $34.500; immediate occu-
pancy. Directions: South Of
Alexandria on U. s. No. l ap-
Droximately l mile, turn left
onto Ft. Hunt I'd. to Wood
mont rd.,. turn right, follow
Hicks Realty sign to house.
HICKS REALTY CO.
'706 MT. VERNON AVE, ALEX, VA
AL. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARF
SILVER SPRING
&1S. .50a-EASV TERMS

S1S,5UU-EASY TERMS
1912 Evans pkwy., attractive 2-story
brick, center hall. 6 large rooms,
nice living room, mod. kit. bed
floor, oil &C. heat. near st. Johns
Catholic School. beautiful yard with
fireplace, Anchor fence. brick gar,
aluminium storm windows and doors.
A comfortable home in an ideal To-
cation. Ewes GE 6476
Evening star., 1952-09-14

ARE
$1,000 Down
5-rm. bungalow, on
half-acre: vacant: $50 per mo.
$500 Down
Brand-new 2-bedrm. rambler. one
acre. wooded; near Annandale; S115
per mo.
$4,000 Down
One year old. 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW. GI
loan: $65 per mo. Or
Brand-new Cape Cod with 2 bedrms..
expan, attic; corner lot. Approx.
Modern 4-bedrm. bungalow, near
= Fairfax; full bsmt. S1O5 per mo.
DOWN
S2.750
Two-year-old rambler, bedrms. and
expansion attic, patio, gas heat. nne
location. S97 per mo.
$4,000 Down
Best 3-bedrm. brick rambler. we
have seen In the $4,000 bracket.
will be ready next week-better
hurry!!l Approx $50. per mo.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY.
TT A-2AAA
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALEXA.
ALEXANDRIA
So 500 DOWN

Cute and cozy is . good description
be purchased on good terms. The
price is 81 500. Total monthly pay
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va. ow. 5000
Evening star., 1952-09-14
LYON VILLAGE
4 BEDROOMS. 215 BATHS

LYON VILLAGE IOU s.
CHARMING home; 1st fl. offers
25-ft. liv. rm.. f1repl.. din. rm.. kit.
brkfst. rm., scr. porch; 2nd f., 25'
master bedrm., with 8 add. bedrms
and bath; full bsmt.. 20 rec. rm.,
flrepl.; corner lot.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ALEX. .-BRADDOCK HTS.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

This house has much to offer. Liv
rm. din. rm. comb. with firepl.. lge.
well-equipped kit, 3 lse. bedrms
and tile bath; full bsmt. "a bath;
hardwood frs, plastered walls,
copper plumbing and many extras;
block from school and bus. Pur-
chaser may select own color
BUILDER. OV. 0319. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-14

financing is offered
to, the careful buyer in an attrac.
2-bedrm. Cape Cod home with q liv.
rm.. f1repl., separate din. rm., kit,
expansible attic and full dry bsmt,
IS min. to Pentagon. / block from
arlington blvd: in jefferson Village;
and shopping center. To inspect this
rare, bargain at S16,500. call Mr..
Blades after 6 pm. on FA. 5216,
GEORGE H. RUCKER co.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

NEW 60-FT. BRICK RAMBLER-3
large bedrmS., with very large clos
cts: liv. .rm. with picture window
and f1repl.. separate din. rm.. 2 full
tiled baths. dream kit. 3O-ft. bsmt.,
h-acre lot. Situated nr. Arlington
blvd. bet. Falls Church and Fairfax.
eliminating buyer. A picture would
not do 1t Justice. Inspect It then
tell us If the asking Of $31. 800 is
G. B. O'sHAUGHNEssY. BROKER
Next to gaileys Cross Roads Fire Dept.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
A HOME

IAaC LOOKS 1CS Place
Neatly tucked away on tree shaded
"a acre. Brick rambler with at
tached garage and rec. rm. bsmt.
8 bedrms.. Q baths. Eloquent proof
that it can be done! S25,950, with
minimum terms of $500 cash and
$3.50 per mo. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ARLINGTON SOUTH

ARLINGTON SOUTH
BUNGALOW WITH BASMT.
AND STORAGE ATTIC
Living rm. with firepl.. family-size6
din. .rm.,. kit. with good cabinets
table; . bedrms., tiled bath; good
closets; steps to storage attic;
large screened back porch; full
basmt. with complete bath. oil
a.-c. heat: large yard, fruit trees
strawberry bed, flowers, grape ar.
Dor; veg; garden; Oct; garage; COW
To reach: Follow Glebe rd., beyonc
Columbia Pike to south 18th St.
right to Nelson ST., left on Nelson
to open sign; S14,95O.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED
CH. 1922 ia. 2-4361