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Evening star., 1953-03-27
Atomic Gun Seen
As Hit-Run Weapon
By Artillery General
BY the Associoted Press

FORT SILL, Okla, Mar. 81
If the Army's new atomic can
non is to be a complete success
in actual combat, it will have
to be used as a hit-and-run
weapon despite its tremendous
size.
This is the opinion of Col.
Devere Armstrong of Gladwin,
Mich, commanding officer of the
SD Field Artillery Group, who
will soon superintend the firing
of the first atomic projectile
from the Army'S new 280-milli-
meter gun on the Navada prov
ing grounds.
Fires Conventional Shells.
Col. Armstrong brought out the
hit-and-run idea yesterday as
q crew from his seth Field Ar
tillery Battalion fired II rounds
of conventional ammunition in
q preview of the Nevada tests for
V1SlClng neWSmen.
"This is a great big gun,
physically speaking" Col Arm
strong said of the 85-ton weapon,
land when you combine that
with it's unprecedented destruc-
tive potential when it shoots an
atomic round you will appreciate
how vitality the enemy will want
to locate it on the battlefield and
then do everything possible to
knock it out before it sends an
atomic round into critical tar
get within his lines.
THE optimum solution from
our viewpoint would be to be
able, when a suitable target for
an atomic round is located by
intelligence agencies, to send
this weapon forward from a
sheltered rear area and under
cover of darkness to a previously
prepared position, deliver the
atomic shell without prior regis
tration or other firing that would
alert the enemy, and then remove
the gun back to a sheltered
position"
Atomic Test Due Soon.
Col. Armstrong said the atomic
shell would be fired about seven
miles in Navada and would be
timed to burst 500 feet above
ground. This was the range and
air burst used in yesterdays fir
ing of conventional ammunition,
some of which was designed to
simulate an atomic shell. The
big gun, which has a maximum
range of around 20 miles. fires
q projectile weighing 800 pounds.
Maj. Gen. A. M. Harper, COM
manding general of the artillery
center, called the gun "the
greatest weapon of the cannon
type the world has ever known,
and said the firing of an atomic
shell would be done lin the near
future" The Atomic Energy
Commission will decide on the
date,
Evening star., 1953-03-27

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 27.-For a
rental fee of $1,000 a month
and up, a new electronic brain
can do tough mathematics and
save you money.
The machine is the "701," In
ternational Business Machines
newest and most powerful high
speed electronic calculator, an
nounced yesterday at company
headquarters here.
1t can do more than 10000
additions and Substractions per
second, more than 1000 multi
plications and divisions a second,
store over 8 million digits on
magnetic tape, carry on an
average of $4,000 mathematical
operations a second, and give
you the answers in print or on
punched cards.
To Build a Dozen.
IBM said it will build a dozen
or more of the machines this
year, the first calculator of
comparable capacity to be pro-
duced in quantity.
The machines will go to Gov
ernment agencies or defense in
dustries. One of them in the
Offices here will be operated for
organizations needing high speed
mathematical work.
The calculators can do in min
utes or hours the work that
would take men years. They can
get some answers to how a
guided missile - for example -
would perform, without going to
the expense of actually building
or firing it. The machine will
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Cleveland Editor Honored
By Staff on 18th Year
By the Associofed Press

CLEVELAND, Mar. 27.-The
Cleveland Plain Dealer staff and
Mayor Thomas A. Burke honored
Paul Bellamy yesterday as he
completed 25 years as the news
papers editor.
Mr.. Bellamy became city
editor at 26, two years after he
Joined the paper in 1907.
At a surprise party, the staff
presented him with a scroll and a
nine-volume set on Abraham
Lincoln.
Mr.. Bellamy retired last year
as an Associated Press director.
In 1933-34 he was president of
the American Society of News
paper Editors.
His father was Edward Bel
lamy, author of Looking Back
ward"
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ErroI Flynn and Ex-Wife
Named in Tx Liens
By the Assoeiqtsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 27.-
Actor Enrol Flynn and his for
n1er wife, Mrs. Nora Eddington
Haynes, have been named in
income tax liens for 2O,572 .89
for the years 1945-46-47.
The liens were filed in the
County Recorders Office, where
it was said they are valid against
any property in Los Angeles
County owned by Mr.. Flynn
and his ex-wife, now the wife
of singer Dick Haynes.
Mr.. Flynn's income tax debt
was listed as $407,839.92, and
Mrs. Haynes as 412,731.97.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Hampton Dean Named
BIuefieId College Head
By the Associated Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Mar.
27.-The new president of Blue
field State College is Stephen
Junius Wright, now dean of
Hampton tVa) Institute.
The State Board of Education
yesterday chose DR.. Wright from
a group of eight applicants who
were given hearings here yes
terday.
DR.. Wright will succeed DR.. H.
L. Dickson. who retired last
August. Dean G.. w. Whiting
has served as acting president
OF the Bluefield Negro institution
since that time.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Chou En-Iui Returns
From StuIin Funeral
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Mar. 27.-Peiping
Radio today reported the return
of Premier Chou En-lai and the
arrival of new Soviet AmbaSSa-
dor Vasili Kuznetsov from
Moscow.
Chou led a delegation of Chi
nese Communists to Moscow to
attend the funeral of Stain.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Spencer Appoints
Other Commissioners
To Aid Polio Drive

Com m missioners Renah F..
Camalier and Brig. Gen. Louis
Prentiss have been named hon.
orary co-chairmen of the 1854
March Of Dimes campaign.
In naming his colleagues hon.
orary chairmen. Commissioner
Samuel Spencer. president of the
Board of commissioners and
chairman of the drive, asked the
public to be more generous than
ever this year.
Other officers for the 1854
drive include James L. Martin,
co-ordinator; Robert v. Fleming,
treasurer; j. J. Krohr. controller
and Mrs. Elizabeth E. Baum
gardner, Office manager.
Also, Martin T. Weigand and
Philip Talbot, co-chairmen, ad-
vertising and publicity commit
tee: George M. Mason, beverage
committee; James C. Russell,
coin card committee: L. Gardner
Moore and Frank E. Weakley,
hotel committee; Glen Preller
and Glenn E. Watts, labor COM
mittee. and Bryson Rash, mile
O'Dimes" committee.
Others who will work for the
polio fund include Robert M.
Averill, Mrs. M. r. Bernstein,
George L. Gregg, Gerald Gros-
ner, Mrs. William Schaefer, Mrs.
Charming S. Walker, Mrs. F.
Reid Wallace, George A. Crouch,
Orville Crouch. DR.. Hobart M.
Corning, Rev. Raymond A. di-
Nardo, A. Marvin Braverman,
Frank LaFalce, Mrs. Morris Ca
fritz, William J.,McManus, A. j.
Dutch) Bergman, Shep Allen,
Mortin Gerber. A. Julian Bry-
lawski, Sterling Ely, James H.
Flanagan. Jake E. Flax, Fred S.
Kogod, Milton S. Kronheim, ST.,
Edgar Morris, Guy w. Pearson,
Elwood H. Seal, Sarah E. Wilson
and Ford E. Young.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Senate Unit Urged
To Get Public Advice
In U. N. Charter Study
By the Associated Press

Senator Holland. Democrat, Of
Florida, said yesterday he will
ask the special Senate committee
named to recommend changes in
the United Nations Charter to
take to the road and get the
benefit of the thinking of as
many Americans as possible"
The committee, appointed in
October to study proposed revi-
sions. is headed by Chairman
Wiley Of the Senate Foreign Re-
iations Committee. It is COM
posed Of all members of the For
eign Relations group plus SEN
ators Holland and Cooper, Re-
publican, of Kentucky.
Since the committees forma-
ton was announced, Senator
Holland said, he has received
scores of letters from all parts
OF the country. suggesting various
changes in the U. N. Charter.
For this reason, Senator Hol-
land said he would urge that
hearings be held in various parts
OF our country"
Senator Holland said many of
the people writing him agreed
with the observations of an Ak
ron. Ohio, minister who wrote:
1.-The U. N. should be strength
ened, giving it more adequate
powers to create and enforce
world peace. =. Such power
need not impinge on the right
of national governments to rule
their own people in their own
way, so long as they don't in
terfere with the right of other
peoples to do the same"
Secretary of States Dulles told
the U. N. General Assembly in a
speech last September that char
ter changes should engage the
best thought and attention of all
member nations. He called, too,
for suggestions from non-mem-
ber countries which have been
unable to join because of the
veto.
The Senate committee must
have its recommendations ready
by early 1855. when the U. N.
Assembly is scheduled to con-
slider charter reviSions.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Science Calendar for Week

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this week By the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District Council of
Engineering and Architectural
Societies and the Washington
Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public unless otherUiSe listed.
Tomorrow.
American Society of Civil En-
gir1eers-Christmas party. 6 to 8
pm, Cosmos Club auditorium,
2121 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Tuesday.
Washington Audio Society
$3.50 pm, dinner; 8 pm, meet
ing, U. S. Recording Co., 1921
Evening star., 1953-12-27

Vermont avenue NV. High
Fidelity Reproduction-of What"
by Maxwell Kerr, Systems En-
gineer. Acoustics Section, Bureau
of Ships.
Washington Philosophical So
ciety-Annual Christmas lee
lures. $3.50 pm. National Mu-
scum, Constitution avenue and
Tenth street NV. 1.-THE World
We See," Richard M. Sutton,
professor of physicsi Haverford
College.
Wednesday.
Washington Philosophical So
ciety-4:30 pm, concluding lee
ture by Prof. Richard M. Sutton
on "The World We Don't See,"
also in the National Museum.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
TuIune-Newcomb U. Purty

The Tulane and Newcomb
Club Of the Washington area
will honor DR.. Robert French,
newly elected vice president of
Tulane-Newcomb University, at
cocktail party from $50 to
1880 pm. Tuesday at the Uni
versity Club, 1135 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Oil Output Drops

Crude Oil output in Mexico is
down to 100000 barrels a day due
to slack demand.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
MOVING

. acres ,S,d bHdrms a,,bat6 bath Iliy rm mi
bSmt. recr. rm.. 2-car garage; 3
other outbuildings; lots of flowers
and shade trees; only $14.5 500 on
terms. Open Sunday. l-5. Directions:
right on Riverdale I'd, to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

COLLEGE PARK, Proper-Home and
income; bedrms., > tile baths,
Anchor fenced yard. 3-yr. brick
home. Only S15,35O FHA. S7S.4S
$139.5O mo. income. ]. VICTOR
DICKEY Ap T-2020
Evening star., 1953-09-06
6 ACRES
POTOMAC HUNT SECTION
PRICE REDUCED TO S26.5OO
SNTTTEJ CT EN- Pn

PRICE REDUCED 10 H-0.OUO
SOUTH GLEN RD.
OPEN SUN. MON. IL
This completely modern California
redwood rambler is situated on
beautiful. heavily wooded, rolling
acres with a large SPRINGFIELD
LAKE that is stocked with fish,
and is ineal for swimming. The
home contains reception hall,
step-down living room with fire.
place, din. rm., gorgeous modern
kit. with tiled walls, 3 twin-sized
bedrms., 9 modern colored tiled
baths. and 1st H. study, full bsmt.
oil hot-water heat PATH LEAD
ING TO LOVELY GUEST LODGE.
WITH ENGLISH BASEMENT con-
tanning dining area. kitchen. full
bath. and tremendous liv. rm. with
picture window overlooking lake.
Small stable. Wonderful possibili-
ties Directions-Out River I'd ap-
prox mile past intersection at
Potomac. to Norton rd. right on
Norton I'd. to South Glen rd.. left
to property. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
meter hacan

MT. RAINIER AREA
Large det. 2-story; 6 rms. and bath
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; conveniently
located. walking distance to stores,
churches, shopping. 1-fare car zone,
public and parochial schools. Priced
$1,000. $4,000 cash, balance less
than rent.
RIVERDALE
Need lots of room? 5Arm. Stucco
bungalow with finished stairway to
lge.. eXpandable attic; full, dry bsmt
with outside .entr.. gas h.-wh., det.
garage; lge. front and rear porches,
storm windows and doors. Beautiful
lge. lot; Sl5.750. terms.
BRICK RAMBLER
Convenient Woodlawn area-Three
lge.. bedrms., lge. liv. rm. din. area,
mod. kit: nice inclosed back porch;
tull bSmt. with shower; beautiful
iandscaped lot. Assume lge. CT 40
loan; Price. S15,950. AS low as
81 900 down.
peter ]. hagan
Evening star., 1953-09-06
IF YOU WANT

A Cape Cod under $4,000
If you want 3 full bedrooms
If you want to be near An
drews or Census Bureau
If you want to take advantage
of sale caused by transfer
If YOU want q well-1andscaped
fenced yard
If YOU like a pleas. n'ghhood---
If 'ou want easy CT financing
If you have a substantial down
pymt to cl. deal immedia tely--
Call Owner. 10. S-0371.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
w. w. LEWIS OFFERS

All Open Sunday, 1-Dark
EDGEWOOD RAMBLERs = S13.750
HoRhYwoo5 HGEMs 8PAG sGrH HERRMs WffH pREgs ATTs
TABLE. GGE IIv. RIM. MODERN
EQUIP. KIT, FULL DRY BsMT.
LOT; PAVED ST; CLOSE SCH.
SHOP. TRANsP.: READY OCCU.
P!AalNIGzY,;; P!alIz,;; MESsRS; coCKILI ANT
Mo4EE NoRTH 6S1vl' 1N pRap Mp:. r4RN Din R1eH1 NJ
on EDGEWooD RID. 10 OPEN
SIGN ON LEFT. Ewes. WA
N. i; AVE, oAKyIEW-ssl7 ,, IsN Dill;
sE9R sE9sMs RDI-9I0RR LGE ET0l RMs BfIGK; FfREpL
EoUIP. K1T.. FULL DIN. RM.
Bows. Bows SIDE i PoRcH. RH H1GH G LAND. Nd
SCAPED LOT. NICE FINANCING;
SIS, $50, TERMS. EYES. OIL
ElGERR6IaM Ma-RRbRM. 'fi MAsoaRY eeasFNs8H BUNoA "a
DIN RM.. . BATHS, EQUIP. KIT,
FULL BSMT. OUTSIDE ENTR. OIL
H.-W,H;, GAR, LOT 5s5z3soo. sIa;; 1,1
sIADENsBgRe sIp oR SReMRT Rp TERfS Hhf4 ON qgl Pp
MoNsToN TO JEFFERSON TO
OPEN SIGN. EYES, CENTRAL
RAY PARK. 915 RAY RD. APPROX.
g.. MI. D. c. LINE. CUSTOM Bull T
CAPE GOD. IST FL; HAS SOFT.
RiG kM.. RM EauiPPRD ST2HE k1Rls k1fEFI PoPER P1H
FL. ; BEDRMs.. Bath. FULL
BSMT.. WITH y BATH AT
TACHED GAR. LGE. CORNER LOT.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI-
AIED. S25.95O. TERMS. Ewes,
M1SHE aoME, 46H4 FA1N1ER, sisr E5FcuTgyEs sF gPs4
BRICK COLONIAL, IDEAL FOR EN-
IERTAINING; LGE. RMS, CUSTOM
EEEAATuRES LEA THROUGHOUT, CEN
FER FM REeEP SEE HAIL, AALILL, HUGE LIyy.
PoRcH, Den Den. 3 P1M; IdE. Bel: BEDRMsl. MS5pc !;
ADD RMS, FULL BSMT. WITH
kNOTTY PINE REC. RM. WITH
BATH; 2-CAR GAR. MAGNIFICENT
S9BNER eG}BGE lot WITH TREES
RM2TSGh MTGE. G1ogE Mag AsSHMF EVEEYfa1Nes SI2; 600
PRICE S26,950. Ewes. AP. 7-0567.
1905 SHERIDAN ST
2,BEDRM; BUNGA.. LIV. RM.. DIN.
RM., BKFST, NOOK. KIT. AND
BATH, BsNT. APT. WITH 8 FIN
1SHED RMS. AND BATH, H.-W. H.
OUTSIDE ENTR., LGE. LOT. S14.-
so0; EASY TERMS. EYES, AP
CRYSTAL spGs.. 100 BIRD ST
lMETzEROTT RD.l 3 BEDRM.
6fE 6GEdA: vIS1 NEAR Hssy4 NEW Ase ,,ITF1; SHIN,
ENTR., OIL H.-W. H., LGE. LOT,
FENCED YD.. CLOSE UNIV. MD.
S10,950. TERMS. OWNER LVG.
AREA. EWES. HA. 2-7919.
W W. LEWIS, REALToR. HE. 4-s5oO|
$100 DOWN
And take, over option to buy-Two-
IN Wheaton City, Md. Lge lot,
full bsmt. 10. 3-1974. g
Evening star., 1953-09-06
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
CAPE COD
NEAR RIJSSMI, RID

One of the best buys We have been
privileged to offer In some time; To-
Gated In the best section of ROSE
MONT. near Maury school and close
10 parochial and q number OF pri-
vate schools; center-hall plan; liv.
rm. with fireplace; full dining rnn.,
modern Kitchen. fully equipped.
pantry, and screened side porch on
first floor. There are 3 good-sized
bedrooms with large cedar-lined
closets and tiled bath on the second
floor; full basement with rec. rm.
and bar; oil h.-w. heat; double
frame garage; all on q beautiful
large lot 56x129. And here is the
good news-you can buy Il at the
low price of S20.750 on very good
terms to the purchaser who quail
f1es. See 1t today-NOW, before It
is sold
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
TIE. 6-2442 XII. BOOTS, TIE. $3.50
Evening star., 1953-09-06
WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7
922O KINGSBJJRY DRIVE

OSGO A144NA1OoO4OA L A4OA II
A distinctive Colonial suitable for
large family; 4 bedrms., ga baths;
large, liv., rm., guest-sized din. rm;
parochial schools. Good transp.,
swimming pool, unusual rec. rm.
Ideal for youngsters. Fairly priced
at $4,000. To reach: Colesville
I'd. to Dale dr., right to Kings
HOO CARSON STREET
Unusual step-level 3-bedroom brick
home in perfect condition. Large
shady and fenced yard: auto.
ture and many other extras. own
er transferred to California. Only
$16,500. To reach: Forest Glen
rd. tc Tenbrook. Tenbrook to Car
son ST., or Scully DIR. to Carson st.
1928 BRISBANE COURT
Two-bedroom bungalow located on
excellent lot with expanSible pos
slniiities. Close to .parochial and
public schools. Has large 4--percentI
seen to be appreciated, To reach
Georgia, ave. to August dr., right
on Brisbane court. right to house
1908 STERLING ROAD
Air conditioned brick rambler with
din. rm., all-elect. kit, Located
close to schools, stores and tranSp.
Excellent buy at S20l50. To reach:
ColeSville rd. to Forest Glen rd,
left to Portland. right to Sterling
241O EUGENE STREET
Very attractive 3-bedrm. brick
rambler All-elect kit: beautiful
yard. Anchor fenced. Close to-
schools; available at once. Price
$l5,950. To reach: Georgia ave. to
Plyers Mill rd., left. and follow
Arr Op1NT cTrN1nAv on
Evening star., 1953-09-06
116 Revere Pl., S. S., Md.
ALL BRICK RAMBLER

4AAH D4O4OAA 1O1A1E1DLG4U
Open Sun. Mon, l to 6
Along with an excellent Silver Spring
location. this home features 3 spa
cious bedrmS.. tile bath. two fire.
places, de luxe equipped kitchen,
full basement. level, fenced lot and
a price that demands a quick sale
Fine terms. Directions: Out Georgia
to Glenhaven dr.. left on Glen
haven to Eldon lane and 1871.
DREW co Ill G.h4Gl
Evening star., 1953-09-06
:. Puffenberger 3 Moore

WEST HYATTSVILLE
Open 9 till dark, 6311 Ager rd.-All.
brick rambler. 14x20-ft. liv. rm.
separate din. rnl. mod. kit, . good.
size bedrms.. ceramic tiled bath
S11.950; $4,000 CT loan to be as
suned. Call j. W Brewer. 10
9-9l 10: ewes, LA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
OPEN
sim AND MON 2-6

OO4N' 4A4ND 44NI4N'3 70
To see it is to want it, Beautiful
brick rambler of 110-ft-wide lot,
overlooking parkway. Liv. rm. has
fireplace and picture window. din
rm.. which opens on porch is large
and we'll -proportioned fully equipped
cleo kit;s faces east for cooler
summer afternoons; 5 bedrms. and
bath separated from rest of house;
: lse. closets; full daylight base
ment has picture window and fire.
place and opens on terrace over
looking parkway. S2I,500, terms
To reach: Out Branch ave. Sc. .
miles beyond D. c. line to end OF
rd. Is mi. to 55O6 Henderson I'd.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32I4 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-7700
Evening star., 1953-09-06

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Rustic brick bungalow on beautiful
20 Parkway. Features liv. rm. with
open fireplace, din. rm., bedrms..
unusually lge. mod. kit, tile show
er-bath 1st hr. 2-car garage in
hsnt. rec. v 5mi psTtially dGyo fqishsd MS ned
cash. $40 per month. Call 10
9-911O.
Puffenberger & Moore
Evening star., 1953-09-06
43-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE

With clear. sparkling stream within
II mi. D. c. of U. s. Rte 80;
fruit trees. berries, excel. garden
plot. nestled among beaut. tall shade
tEeeS en6 m9osTn fran, nome ne VIII inrg Mis-
equipped kit. 2 bedrmS. and mod
bath. Partially, compl. attic (ade-
quate for . beEirms.l. attached ga
rage and small implement shed
Only $IS.500 on terms Call Mr.
UN. 4-15l5; ewes, and week ends
TN d-091S -
Evening star., 1953-09-06
NEW HOMES

Open Sun. and Mon, 20
lockwood AvE.-Three-bedrm. brk.
ramblers with full bsmt., mod.
equip. kit; choice level lots Past
-Four Corners on Old Bladensburg rd.,
right. Kerwin dr.. to Open" sign.
.750-Split-lev home, 10102
1sSeI 1HSdley Ia la sriek hstb and TsdWSod
struction with gas hot-water heat.
on Conn. 10000 blkl, right on
BETWEEN QUAINT ACRES AND
BROOK-All-brick rambler
on lge; level lot, additional land
bedrms. well equip. kit; full bsmt..
lge. built-in garage. Only S17,750.
Out Colesville past Quaint Acres to
Tanley I'd. left to sign.
pEEPG pPOS III R-7R11
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HYATTsVTLLE-44th AVE

HYATTSVTLLE-44 AVE
$1,000 cash: mr.. schools and every.
cypress shingles: full basement. oil
a.-c. heat; garage; lge.. shaded lot
Only S11.600. ALVIN EPLING. UN
Evening star., 1953-09-06
MT. RAINIER
S1.500 DOWN
TEMPLE HILLS

Brick rambler. Open till dark.
Features liv. rm. with fireplace,
separate din. rm., mod. equip. kit,
3 bedrms.. full basement; lot 100
by 200; city water: bus service;
by. Priced at only S16,25O. 90
year financing arranged. To see
these homes. go out Branch ave. to
st. Barnabas rd.. right l mile to
Temple I'd. Follow exhibit B. Call
Mr.. Weller, 10. 9-9110; eyes,. LU.
n,,eRooAo,-.o. O. nKaa
Evening star., 1953-09-06
peter j. hagan
$4,000
S495 DOWN

Semidet. 2 yrs. old. 2-bedrm brick
home in Gregory estates. A reaI
buy for the right party. Modern
equip. kit. cleo. washer and gar
bage disposal; payments. S72 pei
mo- cAMpANr11A r. RI
EX. 3-4l13. Ewes, Ii. 7-5OSS
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Observation-Disclosures
$10,750

2 -bedrm. all brick home. redecorated,
fenced-in yard aluminium storm
windows, convenient to stores,
transp. and schools; wonderful
nome as well as good investment
property. For information, call
OWNER, JE 4-116S. -
ARLINGTON, WAVERLY HILLS
For sale by owner, prewar. brick homo
With firepi., din. rm., kit; 2nd a.,
2 lge, bedrms.. tile bath: finished
rm. in .bsmt. Attach. garage with
sun deck. OIL heat; conv. to every
thing; Priced $4,000. Call IA.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
OPEN 2 TO 6

OFEN 4 III b
SAT-. SUN. AND MON.
Brick bungalow. Two lge. bedrms.
separate din. rm., liv. rm. with fire.
place lge. rear porch, full bone-dry
bsmt.; oil h.-w. heat, det. garage.
Walking distance to all schools, p
blk. to shopping center and Capital
Transit bus. Only S14,25O. Dir. =:
Out u. S. so Defense hwy.1 to 54th
St. left to house, ALL 54th st.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO., AP.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING
160-Ft. Wooded Yard

3-bedrm brick with sep. din. rm
screened porch. barbecue pit and
partially finished rec. rm.; So. 600
will handle. Asking S16.95n. Nc
EVAN & VIERLING, JU. 9-l302,
III 5-251S
Evening star., 1953-09-06
New Brick Rambler
SIP Henderson Rd.
Yorkshire Village
Open SUNDAY. / It'll z

For Your Inspection
This de luxe rambler features 2 lpe
bedrmS., equip. kit. with S-cu.-ft,
refgr., 1ull bsmt., oil h. front porch,
2S-in. attic fan and level lot. 125X
l75. Reasonably priced. SiS,g5O
DIRECTIONS: out Branch ave 1oI
Rte. 81 approx. 312 mi. to Hender-
son rd. tGulf station on corner),
right to open sign
T. D. BURGESS. 10. 9-9513
Evening star., 1953-09-06
CHEVERT,Y
CHEVERLY

232s BEILEvfEW AVE.
Charming 2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
attic, sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.
Amazing value at only Sl3,95O.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY
WA. 1866 UN. 4-ll66
Evening star., 1953-09-06

CLINTON, MD. - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Ia baths, full daylight
bsmt.. copper pl., hot water with
recessed radiation. hwd. floors. all
elec. kit. alum. screens and Vene-
tian blinds throughout: lge. lot
with shade trees. To reach: Out
Branch ave. Sc. ext. to sign. Open
house. 81 pm, NJ. L. DAVIS. 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
OPEN 2-7
6811 40th AVE.
UNIVERSITY PARK

Neat 3-bedrm. brick and stone ram
bier. Ent. hall; lge full bsmt
fenced rear yard; more spac than
il looks; DIR: Out Queens Chapel
I'd. to Colesville rd., left on Coles
vile to Underwood, right on Under
wood for 1 blk. and right to open
sign.
WAYNE A. CASKEY, Realtor
AID rRAnn Erar WA rdnnn
Evening star., 1953-09-06
CLINTON

CIlN lON
2-bedrm. bungalow with lge. ex-
pansible attic, breezeway, dble. ga
rage; on lovely 1a-acre lot. A
really splendid home, being sacri-
loan and easy financing. Caii Mrs.
Silva, LU. 1858 to see over this
week end.
PAUL p. STONE, REALToR
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Near FnreStVille
$3.50 CASH
ONLY $500

Imagine! 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., separate
din rm. full bsmt. and 2 porches
for. 81, 800 And to more amaze you,
it is in excel. cond. To avoid disap-
pointment, call early. Mr.. Milby.
Ma. $4,000; ewes, No. 1881.
W. BERENS SALES INC
Evening star., 1953-09-06

CLINTON. MD.-Horseshoe road. s.
bedrm. Cape Cod. lge. liv rm.. sep.
din. rm.. equip. kit. oil h.-w. heat;
over an acre lot with shede trees.
SI0.500. Terms. PINKNEY A
EARNSHAW. Jr., Clinton. Md.