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Evening star., 1953-06-07
Fuirfux Firemen Win.
Awards at CurnivuI

Units Of two Fairfax County
volunteer fire companies won
awards Friday night in a parade
in Warrenton, Va. opening a
carnival sponsored by the War
renton Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
The Mclean volunteer COM
pany won first prize for the best
appearing company in line of
march and Annandale firemen
took second place in the same
category.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Charlottesville Artist
Gets 81, 900 Scholarship
BY The Associotsd Press

RICHMOND, June GA 81
year-old Charlottesville artist to-
day was named winner of the
$4,000 scholarship covering a
years study at Parson School of
Design in New York.
Col. Herbert w. K. Fitzroy, ad-
ministrator at the Richmond
Area University Center and
chairman Of the committee
selecting the scholarship winner.
announced Miss Ann M. McCut-
cheon was the winner.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

got cuts on the left knee and
forehead.
Maryland State Police said
Mr.. Bonsal and his party were
en- route to Ocean City when
the westbound WaShburn car
cut into their path. Damage to
each car was estimated at be-
tween $500 and $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

the proposals would be sub
mitted to Presbyteries for a vote
and action by another General
Assembly.
The plan for reunion with
other Presbyterian churches also
must be sent to the Presbyteries
and considered by next years
assembly.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
College Head Elected

ROME. Ga. June 6 (P.-Dr.
George A. Christenberry, dean of
the mems college of Furman
University at Greenville, S. c.,
today was elected president of
shorter college to succeed DR..
Charles w. Burts. DR.. Burts re-
signed to become head of the
graduate department at Furman.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ZOO Texas Pigs Lond
In Honduras Air Life
BY the Associated Press

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras,
June 6.-Two hundred pigs ar
rived today in the first pig lift
between the United States and
Honduras.
The porkers came by air
freight from Fort Worth. the
gift of the Texas Inter-Faith
Council. They will be given to
poor farm boys organized into
clubs by the Inter-American
Technical Service for Agricul-
tural Cooperation. The air lift
cost was paid for by the Insti-
tute for Inter-American Affairs
in Washington.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06
The WAY | SEE IT
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL
NEW YORK

q things going to BE-
Of Investigations win do
long accomplish nothing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Omission, Mrs, Adelaide Myers
name was omitted from the list
OF hostcaScS who gave y surprise
birthday party for Mrs E1ula Wat,
son, Sunday, Feb, "a
Returns From Washington, u,
o. Mrs, Frances West bradshaw,
b8t St Anthony Ave, returned
home from Washington, y, &. on
Feb 10 She was shown many
courtesies in the Capitol city, and
was tho house guest Of her sister
and brother In law, Marie and
Melvin williams On the evening
81 her arrival. Feb 10. she was
the guest of Mrs Mildred Thomas
who invited friends In Ia meet
her "Wednesday. Feb II, she made
n tour Of the General Service Ad-
ministration building and was the
luncheon guest OF her sister. She
visited with Mother Barbara at
Vincent de PRulS Convent Mother
Barbara was formerly At r. Peter
Clavers church In 81. Paul.
on Thursday, Feb ~, she was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Norman
Harris at n cocktail party; Friday
ahr attended n Valentine Cocktail
party al the Alpha Phi fraternity
house, Mr. Williams IL = member
Of Nh Lamba chapter Later Fri
day evening was n guest ~ n
picnic dance given by the Bach.
elor BenedictH
on Saturday, Feb, II, Mrs
Bradshaw was the guest Of Mr..
Allison Brown on n tour thru
Washington and Virginia, and was
shown all ~ the historical sites
including Mt Vernon. That same
evening she was the guest 0f MIRA
Rosa Adams At = buffet supper
Sunday Feb 10. Mrs Bradshaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doty and
daughter, Yvonne. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams motored 90 Baltimore.
Md, where they we're entertained
at a cocktail party by Or. and
Mrs. Dudley Leo and later In the
evening were the guests at cock,
tails and dinner Of Mr.. Williams
sister and brother in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Douglas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Duee Club Of ST. Peters A.M.E.
church viii meet Friday night.
March 6 at s p, m, with Mrs.
Henrietta Williams, SslT Clinton
Ave.
senior Usher Board; The Senior
Usher Board Of ST. Peters A.M.E.
church met Wednesday. March 4,
at the home OF Mrs, Viola Madden,
5000 Clinton Ave, with her sister.
Mrs. Josephine Brown as hostess.
New Brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Anderson. Ss25 Third Ave,
s.. are the proud parents Of u
new son born Feb s. in the North
western hospital. He weighed sew
en- pounds, SA ounces At birth.
Louis Michael, Jr,, Is the name
they have chosen. The Andersons
have another son. James Dwight
and a daughter. DarneliA.
Vacation In California; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w, Terry. Ssi2 First
Ave. s. left Thursday, Mar. .. for
San Francisco. Calf, and other
points west, They will visit friends
and expect to be away for three
weeks.
Retires; Mr. Frank Terry, Ssl2
First Ave. s., retired from the
Pullman Company Jan I. after
80 years service. Mr. Terry will
take a good rest and later viii
follow his hobby, which is music,
Recovered; Mrs, Robert Wal
lace. 1927 Third Ave. s, who has
been confined to Mt. Sinai hos
pital and at her home is now up
and able to be out again.
Birthday Dinner: Mrs, Thomas
Brown. 1900 Portland Ave. was
guest Of honor at a birthday din
ner given by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Terry. 1912 First Ave.
s, on Wednesday. Mar. T. They
presented her with an electric
clock and a bedspread.
In The Marine Corps Sergeant
John VIM. (Billyl, Nancy son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Nancy.
1852 Fifth Ave. S, has completed
a course Of instruction In the LIST
Marine Division Non Commission
ed Officers Training school held
in Korea. Sgt Nancy who has
been in Korea since June 1852,
has received two promotions and
Is now sergeant instructor In the
LIST Marine Division Machine Gun
school in Korea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Get Together: On Saturday eve
ming, Feb. 2l. the Misses Eloiss
jackson and Jeanne Johns were
hostesses at a get together at
the latters home. 2423 Fourth Ave.
s. The guests were the Misses
Jean and Jane Chivers, Georgia
Tate, frankie Burton, Rodean Cd
en-, Patty jackson and the MeaSrs,
Lucius Jameson. Buck Jones. Mos
es Buford. Walter Mcfarland, Joe
Ray and Donald Williams.
Correction: The tea given by
Hattie Drye Circle Of Border
methodist church was a George
Washington tea and not Martha
Washington" as named in our Feb.
q edition.
slightly Improved: Richard Ste
wRrt Kaufman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. Stewart Kaufman. S2l7
Fifth Ave. s.. shows a slight i'm
provement in the veterans hos
pital. Stewart has been hospital
lied since Oct. 2, from injuries
suffered in an accident.
Visits Mother; Mrs. Howard
Stone, known 10 her friends as
Buddy" left for Oakland, Calf,
10 visit her mother. Mrs Stones
stay Is indefinite,
Morocco Club: The Morocco
Club will meet on Saturday, Mar.
7, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. Owens. 2574 Hardwood ST..
st. Paul. All members are urged
to be present
Senior Choir Meeting: The Semi
or choir Of Zion Baptist church
held their regular monthly meet
ing Thursday, March 5, at the
residence Of Mrs. Ruth Morris
2il4 Fourth Ave. s.
Back Home: Mrs. D. l.. Swain,
20 Highland Ave. and Mrs. d. w.
Underwood, 1921 Fourth Ave. S.,
returned home Thursday. March
5, from Delphos. o., where they
were called because OF the serious
illness OF their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Pepsico. They are
greatly improved at this time.
The Dec Duce Club: The Dec
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

time the American Prcas radio
munlCatIOn giving the greatest
political opinions country
world people given the privilege OF "a.InaAnE
inundated parade Of hoG"ash aa In this country
We In America have allowed the very would
destroy PFcsA 90
further what they the plans uPsenE the
What this guilt association"
that charged dsoyay
because atsome the
alegedy proCommunst Communist
He may have contributed at rally paid Joining dues
allowed his TO be eterheSd
We led expect at any time
a summons hauling
him off to Washington for asseSson with Congressional loyalty
committee.
point II every American Who nalvrIy and en-.
plastic the "naiNey" allowed by
hEhfAIutin' front organization
Washington for loyalty PROBE there just he mite Of
hauling In town and countrywide before Its
Has anybody In Minneapolis and 81 Paul
subjected 20 an lnqunIons Particularly any "Ieadnr
citizen" connected to
movement In the OIOSH Erandaddya
not yet n has u probing Z
the and the charger
We the line tho
dupe off and the intentional traitor begin
wouldn't be OVERT activity When
"Sten,y Perssenty constantly and
Communist fronts
This he reaCO of he
thing in America operating always secretly underground
The who do the probing
untouchabes They elected to office
in office don't like they people
privilege Of letting their opposition
II the elected representative Of the whose
check traitors and ubversves crackp
hunters have charged then the
Put that in pipe and smoke H.
The people who this quite section
Some read because II handy
Spokesman Recorder written from
New York. didn't bother the
Cities Maybe souls to
out how far coumnist without breaking
into wsySide ditch Several editors
the trade read II and suddenly
read II because they like IT, Lot Of individuals
did
Takes me lot OF reading thinking and
About five day Sometimes
OF any OF EN- Big coumniStS big big buloney
items from repeat publisher
like TO hear, these birds What's Nothing
Item from Column: spends when not
rehearEng doing sOmerEauts the
Truth Of Yarha Katta hasn't been the
bridge and couldn't Eomesault II somebody
with pancake YahA opening Village
hudguard next week and her nack working
used to write theatrical poorest
eoumniIt IN the
from the late John Kirby when he
about his band that he let his enthusiasm
dug down for good
old days Sometimes would ysu" stray per
former two but most mail
issue with
were the worst grpers Last time Of these
was being tossed Of the Golden
IT because he couldn't pa q alb for Two
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

IN Liberty, ny, the Casey cOSmS
" News advertised: TO the per
con who 10 90 destitute as 10 bs
forced 10 take two lengths Of gar.
aen hose and o sprinkler from the
lawn Of TIE First Christian Church
III you wfll esii 81 The pastors
Study. he win give you The five
year guarantee for the hose. your
dinner. and any religion that may
rub OF on you"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06


into the fraternity IN Saturday,
Feb, ~, New members are Donald
Williams, Macco Bufori, Monroe
COiston. Burie Carmichael, Jr.,
Robert Allen, Earl Lewis, Alex.
Andcr Abrams and odis jackson.
After initiation, they dined at a
local restaurant followed by a
party held later the same evening
at local bl0 club rooms
Il ImPrOVInRi Mr.. James Tay.
Tor. 1854 Thomas Ave. IL impTov.
ing in 81, Joseph hospital. where
he has hccn confined for tho past
five weeks, and expects 20 be
home soon,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Gamble, Jean Johns, Eloise Jack
son and Mines. Phyllis Wallace,
Marlene sheppard and Janet Hunt
and Harriet Shannon.
Returns From Indiana: Mrs.
Everett Law, 1907 Fremont Ave.
~, who has been visiting friends
in Anderson. Ind, returned home
Sunday. Feb. %.
Wedding Bells: Rev. and Mrs.
Theodore Clark OF Liberty. Ind.
have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Joan
TO Mr.. Roger Frazier, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Chrysler. 3644
Portland Ave. on Saturday. Mar
7. at the Glendale Seventh Day
Adventist church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Jewish War VCtrTaRHI Posts No,
i82 and No S5t ~ the Jewish
War Veterans gave their 18th an
nual Good WIN dinner, Feb, 70.
In the Commodore Hotel Jesse
Moss, National Commander, de-
livercd the principal address lie
told his 2bO hearers TO think Reri.
ously about the brotherhood Of all
men. MeSsrH, L. Tarver, Ransom
Coins, N. N, Smith and Marion
Brown were representatives Of the
Leslie Lawrence and Attacks
Brooks Posts of the American
Legion,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

American citi1enS having their ears be-.
labored and their eyes wSaried with such terms "A
INSTRUMENTATION" guilt by a..
sociAton." Constitutional rights" As q result
there IL confusion IS 60 just what Il u all about
A confusion may add. deliberately planned and
carried out according to the best rules OF psyche.
logical propaganda
We are belRG fed IabberWOCEy To the effcct
that anyone who darrs express his OplnloR may
find himself before Cong rrsslonAI investigating
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Atuoks Brooks Post; The Atuoks Brooks Post No 6O6
American Legion will hold their regular monthly meeting At
p Friday March g. in the American Legion Memorial
Building club Mr. Jesse Smith is post commander.
limitations Psi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
Of the University Minnesota initiated eight brothers
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Stork shower: Miss Darrell Price, l426 Seventh 81 81
hostess stork shower honorng her sister Ms James
Gresham, Jr 2jl4 23d Ave So on Tuesday Fah o. " .I
atters home Mrs Gresham received many beautiful and
nsetu gtts Guests were the Misses acquee Smith Chee
frce constance Turner JOAnn HarpOe Matte WRIGHT Inc,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-06

Coming together IL . beginning;
keeping together IL progress;
working together IL success.
Henry Ford
Evening star., 1953-01-04
OPEN 10 AMI 'TIL, DARK

Cor. 5Oth ave. and F ST.. Capital
Heights. 2-bedrm. asbestos shineled
BUNGALOW. fenced back yard, full
Ice. porch, gas &C. heat. Very good
condition; S10,500; $1,000 down
Immediate possession. To reach: Out
Central ave. to 6Oth ave-, right or
60th ave. blk. to property. OIEHIA
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcou,.y

AKLINGTON-S1 900 cash, balance
like rent. New 5.room det. brick,
fireplace. Ia baths, bsmt. Near
RsanTY RsShtE sesSols So or and 4gs4s egs; sHLIARD
REDWOOD RAMBLER-s1.e5o cash.
place. bsmt.. Ice: lot. Close to buses uses
Co. or. 4-7649.
FRAME CAPE COD. So, 900 cash, bal
fireplace. bsmt.. large corner lot.
Near shops; bus and SCHOOLS. HIL-
REE-BEDRM. ANTIQUE ei; brick ram ram
bier, near Culmore, cony.. to school
sUiTxBLE FOR SMALL HOTEL or
tourist home-14 rms. 4 baths. "a
BRICK CAPE Cop, $I6.s5o viii buy
this attractive .4-bedrm. home with
ful osmt; Call ACME. IA. 7-4135,
fMo,S w SiraThi Three AND FOUR bedroom Ma
conveniences, some older. Moderate
price range; all can be seen to-
day. Also farms and other type
property. Cali for appointment to
inspect. AMY H. HOLDER, Broker.
rafhs sGDRMs, asrn?Sa saa BaTSs. sg7S 1se. stone
GSx23), din. rm. d3xl4j. and
10, yrs: old: excel. N. Arl. location:
SMITH s'' & PoNNEEI, HaiIn'i Radio oHhdE s1ds.
81 AFi', oWNEk@Seiry ", as0lSei clean .ll-oricf.
SEPARATE din: rm.. equip. Kit: 2nd
5 eessm' ssa heat tilef ase oass ds
porch. Corner lot. LOO 18TH St.
OWNER, mr., Belle Haven c. C.-3-
bedrm. brick. rambler, V acre.
9eRse tsRsef fsfF ss luxe si' s1Sses
Large 40 trust. XII. 9-3393. appt.
ASSUME GI, se5 Mo.-pimmit Hills
Open today. Out Broad st. 2 mi.
from Falls Church and follow arrows
to tG 29lS 9lesil Gherri DIR. AAA REALTY.
s.BATH. s-BEDRM. Brick Cape Cod.
Desirable N. Arl. area. Nr. bus
and schools. Separate din. rm.
Liv. rm; has firepl.. Full bsmt.. side
{s5%s ;sss C. PSP +: wooDRoh 'E RSo5hE'fs NC ~ 52
PiNE.PANELEp RECR. RIM. with bar,
3 bedrms. (master with pvt. BATH,
large 23xl3 liv. rm:. with mirrored
fireplace separate dining Im:. side
Asking ?$2o.s5S; assume la large ist I
handle; {. +. WoopRoE.' NC, e.,
u "a Ap 7;lo2G; i oGl,p open Wn syeninss, E5
miles miles "aDn Of downtown S"% WashinEton MnSaa Il
Charming 5-bedroom. 3-bath, ma
sonry Cape .Cod-type home, on 3
acres; beautiful setting on knoll,
with towering forest trees and white
dogwood; artistic winding macadam
driveway; large heated hobby house.
home or country property with good
kennel. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO.. Exclusive Agents, ia. 2-3s3S;
nWsn neWXsnings e, and Sunday. "a. S-3s3s.
WEI VIII Az All ACRE CEaSv Of fertile land goes
large kitchen with breakfast bar
OIL h.w. Dashboard heat, tiled bath,
brick patio and carport; 1Ox16 tool
mouse and workshop. Located within
about 10 mi. from B. c. Priced at
only $1S,950. Reasonable down
payment, excellent terms. ARFAX
UNUSUAL FINANCING permits offer
$1,000 dn. Liv rm., din. rm.. kit.
equip. with GE range, refgr., dish
washer, disposal, auto. washer: 8 lge.
bedrms. with closet walls, 2 tile
paths: 2-car caTport. At less than
BTNAoWt SqIdeEs eSst at ST 200 o.. or 1889
rms. kit. and bath. gas h.-w.h.;
mandy to buses, stores, churches,
etc; buy 'for Investment or home,
81 $50. MILTON F. RUPERT
a15l a1ss t 18th st. NV" DI. 7-5015;
$1,000 CASH-Arl-2-bed brick
Colonial, din. rm.. bsmt. (2) 2
bedrm. new, brick rambler, $1,000
cash., S13.950. (3) 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; Sl5.75O. PROVIDENCE,
Evening star., 1953-01-04

S11.500
9-rm. Diet. older home; 2 baths, lge
lot; In need Of repair; ST. $50 down
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR sAlE--MD.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Lovely brick home. liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. din. rm., full bsmt. with paneleC
rm.. and outside entrance; home IL
perfect cond.. many extras included
$500 DOWN
Buys this 4-bedrm bungalow. Liv
rm... din. rm., equipped kit. full
bsmt. with built-in garage, OIL heat
good cond.; lovely lot, located or
busline.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655, WA. 7-O636; UN. 4-ll66
Evening star., 1953-01-04
FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER

FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER
$25.750
New brick; 3 bedrms. 2h baths; or
lovely wooded lot. 1OSx125. Tht
size. Large liv. rm., family.
dining rm., mod. equipped kit. Ful
bsmt. with half bath and fireplace
In our opinion this home Is ar
DIRECTIONS: Out Route 80 to Arl.
ington blvd. to Seven Corners
lane. left to open house. onef
daily from l pm. till dark from
Wednesday to Sunday.
M. E. CHURCH, REALTOR
Mr.. Parham. JE. 2-132l
Evening star., 1953-01-04
TAKOMA PARK
OPEN NEW YEARS

AND SUNDAY
New 3-bedrm.. solid brick rambler
18th lge. liv. .-din. rm. combi-
place. This beautiful streamlined
modern home has a lge. kitchen
with eating space and full. dry
basement. LOCATED on a corner lot,
in new picturesque neighborhood
and new shopping center. OUT
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. PAST 2nd
STOP LIGHT FROM DISTRICT
LINE, LEFT ON KINGWOOD TO
CORNER OF WILDWOOD AND
SIGN. 10 &-1llln
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NEARBY MD.

$5,95O to $4,000
This Office has plenty good listngs
in Sc, Prince Georges County
Suitland bungalow, rms. and bath,
$500, $3.50 down. Hillside, arm
bungalow, S5,950. $500 down. Dis
trlct Heights, Arm. bungalow. full
bsmt., expandable attic, Anchor
fence, year old, S13,950. Seat
Pleasant Hills, new brick bungalow,
S14,950; new 6-rm. rambler, $16,-
$50, and new asbestos shingle
5 rms, attic and bSmt., only SILL
500 Temple Hills. new asbestos
Cape Cod, 22-ft. liv. rm. $4,000;
new asbestos rambler, 22-ft. liv.
rm. S12,950: new 4-bedrm. brick,
fireplace, separate din. rm., $16.950;
new 5-rm. brick, full bsmt.. expand.
attic, $14,950; new Cape Gods, de-
sign for most comfortable living,
5 rms. 1st floor, lge oormer attic
path ready for plastering. Capitol
Heights, rms, expand. attic, gas
h.-w.h.. recr. rm. and bsmt., only
S1O.950; assume lge. GI loan. For
estville. Arm. bungalow, only l VI.
old, $500 down. Many other
good buys. Will consider trade. Call
10: 9-9110 Staff on duty Sun.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

TAKOMA PARK
HOME WITH INCOME
This home offers a large first floor
with liv rn.. din. rm., library,
bedrm., kit. bath. Full basement and
garage. Also second floor apart
rm. combination, kit. and bath
Phone us for an appointment and
furfh details. Excellent financing.
.BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU. s.
1900.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALI-MD.

OWNER-Sacrifice for quick sale. s.
year-old brick and shingle: 2 blks.
from all conveniences. AP. 7-0050.
FIVE RM. HOUSE; lot 25x20o. Cal
for appt. 10. S-405S. --4
DET. HOME on large lot: oil heat;
insulated: furn. or unfurn.: 4rS int
on first trust: house yrs. old. Ia.
6-9361. a
BY OWNER-Seven Ige. rms, full
bsmt., oil heat, lge. shaded lot;
also extra lot. excel. for garden
$14,500. Call WA. 7-5516. a
RAMBLERS - Three-bedroom brick;
full bsmt.; $4,000; immediate oc.
cupancy. Ramblers with firepl., on
lge. cor. lot; S15,5O0. Open house.
49o9 55th pl., Rogers Heights Sub
GDNsns 6iv,slons ,HyattSyille, Nd; ROGERS
Evening star., 1953-01-04

ONLY $y5U DOWN
OPEN 2-5
6104 Goth AVE.
Assume. G1 loan on this. lovely q
story brick home. located in lovely
Agar Park, w. Hyattsville, has living
rm. dining rm. and kitchen comb.
2 bedrms., bath, storage attic; gas
a.-c. heat. Garbage disposal and
Bendix washer. 60x100 #. Anchor
fenced lot. Priced low. Ii. 6-S353,
ZAGAMI REALTY Ii 7-Q377
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Open 2 pm.
1114 s. Frederick st.

Dir: Drive out Columbia pike beyond
Bancroft shopping center and Fred
erick Court Apis, to 8. Frederick
ST.. turn left approx. 2 blks. to
property.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
AVONDAT.E

II FO1VI11bI
Detached Colonial brick in this highly
desirable location Six rms, tile
bath. f1repl.. recr. rm. with a bath
in bsmt Lovely screened side porch
with. awnings. Generous lot with
shrubs. Priced well below pre"na;
reproduction cost. Call Mr.. Nc
Intosh. Elk. 3-24S0; evenings. AID
Evening star., 1953-01-04
4-Bedroom Brick
Owner AanxiouS to Leave

VIII Include FURNITURE
Here's a spic and span 2-story home
complete with garage on corner lot
near Wilson blvd. in Lyon Village
area. Ideal for large. family or can
profitably, be. used for ''roomers; "
in excellent condition. Can be
handled with approximately SO. 800
cash and balance less than rent.
Owner leaving soon to reside in Fla.
Will sacrifice for prompt action and
Eed9N CaSH. - .zo@,~uxu~,,
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
peter ]. hagan

SO. 500
Cozy 2-bedrm. bungalow near St
James School. Full bsmt.. finished
attic. det. garage. fenced lot. storm
windows, Venetian blinds, oil heat;
S1.700 down. S5S mo.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Arlington
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Offers Attractive
New Years Values
Only $16,750
[3 Bedrooms. Plus Den

This 2-story Colonial style home.
mostly brick with frame wing ID
especially convenient to. PentaRon.
Full size .bsmt:. gas heat. equipped
tiled bath on 2nd floor; plus extra
large den (can be used as 4th
bedrm) on FIRST floor. Ideal for large
family. Convenient to bus and shop:
ping center with elementary and
parochial school buses. "a blk. from
property. Can be handled with
approx. $1,000 cash and convenient
terms on balance
Evening star., 1953-01-04

New 2-bedrm. asbestos shingle bunga-
low with full bsmt., outside entrance
8 blks. school. 2 blks. bus; $4,000
will handle.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

X12, 800
Start the New Year right by moving
into this delightful corner rambler
In top condition throughout. An
eye-catcher.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

New 3-bedrm. rambler, corner lot; :
blks. school. 2 blks. bus; S2.50'
down.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Only 81 ,450 Down
'5-Room Brick Rambler
Two-Story Stone
2 PodrOOy,oS %1O S00

Convenient location, lovely. yard. nice
trees. level lot, short walk to Park
ington shopping center with good
bus service nearby. Featuring full
sized bsmt. (solid stone), oil h.-w.
porch. Assume existing f1rst mort.
gage. approx. S10.50O; make cash
payment Of approx. $4,000. Owner
will carry 2nd mortgage with total
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