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Evening star., 1953-04-27
Thomas H. Todd,
Once Lawyer Here
Spseial Dispatch 10 rhs Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 27.-Thomas Hardy Todd,
former Assistant United States
Attorney in Washington, was
buried today in the cemetery of
Grace Church, Cismont. He died
Friday at his home, Eldon Farm,
at Gotham. where he had lived
since his retirement in 1899. He
was the victim Of q heart attack.
Mr.. Todd. a native Of Smith
field, Va. attended the Univer-
sity Of Virginia.
During World War I he served
overseas as a Field Artillery
captain. He later practiced law
in Washington. first as an assist
ant United States attorney and
later as a member of the law
firm Of Gregory and Todd. He
retired here in 1899.
Besides his wife, the former
Miss Sallie Boiling of Charlottes-
vile. he is survived by three sons.
Thomas Hardy Todd, jr., Of
Memphis. Tenn; Bartlett Boil
ing Todd of Long Island, N. Y,
and Pfc. George Carroll Todd
Of Fort Clayton, c. z. He also
leaves two daughters. Mrs.
George L. Bailey of Old Lynch
burg road, Charlottesville, and
Miss Meta Stuart Todd Of Eldon
Farm.
Other survivors include five
grandchildren. a brother. John
r. Todd of Jackson, Tenn, and
a sister, Miss Frances Wrenn
Todd of Washington.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Mrs. Edward. D. Hall ,
Who Opened Hometo
Soldiers in 7 Wars

Mrs. Edward D. Hall, 50, who
was known to hundreds of World
War I and II servicemen as
Mother Hail." died Saturday at
the home Of her son, M. F. Hall,
10013 Reddick drive. Silver
Spring. Md. She had been i'll
week. .. ..s,..
Mrs. Hall opened her home at
1702 Nineteenth street NV, as a
lodging for servicemen on fur
Tough from the services during
World War I and World War II.
She offered a "home atmos-
phere" for the men and treated
them like her own boys, her
family said. Through the years,
many Of the servicemen have
kept in touch with her.
Descendant of George Mason.
Mrs. Hall was born in Hamp-
ton, S. c. She was the former
Anne Corinne Mason and a lin
cal descendant of George Mason,
who drafted the Bill of Rights.
She came to Washington in 1917.
Her husband. a War Department
employe, died in 1882.
Mrs. Hall was a member Of
the OAR.
Son Is VA Official.
Besides her son, who is chief
Of the policy and planning divi-
sion of the veterans claim serv-
ice Of the Veterans Administra-
ton. she is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marie A. Smith, Mitch
ellville, Md; a brother, DR..
George U. Mason, Chicago; a sis
ter, Mrs. Rose Eulalia Chadwick,
Los Angeles; six grandchildren
and one great-grandson.
Funeral services will be held
at 7:30 PM, tomorrow at the
Lee funeral home, Fourth and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Bur-
ial will be private.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
John R. Bradley, Brother
OF Famous Sportsman
By the Associoted Press

PALM BEACH, Fla, April a.
John r. Bradley, brother of
the late Col. E. r. Bradley and
executor of his $7,500.000 estate
died last night at the Waldorf
Towers in New York City.
Mr.. Bradley was in his 80s.
He came to Palm Beach with his
brother in the early days of the
city and helped establish the
famed Beach Club, q casino.
John went west and became an
important rancher in Colorado.
He usually spent his winters
at the Bradley home here, but
Ill health prevented a trip to
Florida last winter.
Col. Bradley, a noted sports
man, died August Is, 1916.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
William NJ Collins,
Virginia Architect,
Dies in Staunton al 76

William M. Collins. 78. Vir-
ginia architect and former Gov
ernment worker, died yesterday
at his home, 230 Institute street,
Staunton, Va.
Mr.. Collins studied architec-
ture under his father, the late
T. j. Collins. who founded the
Collins architectural firm in
Staunton in 1891. The firm de-
signed the county courthouse at
Harrisonburg, Va, the National
Valley Bank Building and St.
Francis Catholic Church in
Staunton, and parts Of Augusta.
Fishburne and Staunton Military
academies in Virginia.
Mr.. Collins left the firm about
1888 and returned to his native
Washington to work for the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs. He made
maps of Indian reservations. He
returned to the Staunton firm
about 1916 and was senior men,
ber. His brother, Samuel j. Col
Inns, also widely known architect,
died last February.
He was member of the
American Institute of Architects
and the Knights of Columbus.
Survivors are three sons, Will
liam M, an assistant branch
chief at the Navy Department;
Richard E., who teaches archi-
lecture at Catholic University;
j. Robert. instructor at the Cap
itol Radio Engineering Institute
and an employe of the Com
merce Department, all of Silver
Spring; two daughters, Mrs.
Harold L. Hamill, Los Angeles;
Mrs Ralph c. Masters. 5000
Thirteenth street NE, assistant
millinery buyer at Lansburgh'S;
brother, Harry j., and two sis
tiers, Miss Florence Collins and
Mrs. Rose Johnson, all of Staun-
ton.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at st. Fran
els Catholic Church, Staunton.
Burial will be in Staunton.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
City Clerk Regrets
First Public Speech
BY the A.soeiased Press

KANSAS CITY, Kans.-How-
ard Payne made his first public
speech in the more than 35 years
as city clerk and that, he soon
found, was one speech too many.
The official addressed a civic
group and told the members,
amiably, to call his Office any
time: Il promise your question
will be answered even if it is
only asking the time of day."
In the next "a hours, the
panied Mr.. Payne gave the time
of day-plus a sprinkling of
other equally momentous infor-
mation-to $50 callers.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
1n Mrntnrtat1t

HALE, AMOS LEE. tribute of love
and devotion to our dear son, AMOS
ago today, April y. is4%s. % ~ years
On the hillside of beautiful Fort Lincoln,
Where the flowers quietly wave,
Lies two dear ones we love so dearly
In lonely silent grave.
Since you went first and we remain,
WAX sloay nns down HGaa the path aG
For some day we will follow you.
We want to know each step you take,
That we may walk the same;
For some day down that lonely road
Out of pain and out of sorrow,
Into the land of peace and rest,
ALTHOUGH life is hard without them.
stu God always knows the best
OH to the graves we wander,
Flowers to lay upon two graves;
Amos died suffering pain,
John was quickly taken. away.
No one knows how 1t hurt us,
When they passed US at the grave;
When mother laid her hand upon your
And sad, Bye. bye. SON" and then
HIS pEvoTED MOTHER And FATHER,
MR.. AND MRS. P.lL. HALE.
HUNTER, WILLIAM T. In loving mem
ory of WILLIAM T. HUNTER, who de-
parted pr o. this @ lie three years ago today
Your life is a beautiful memory.
Your absence a silent grief;
You sleep in Gods beautiful garden.
In the fHnTaR fInfhiHe sSp II peEEtsst EHS1hPS
MURRAY, TIMOTHY. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of our
dear father, TIMOTHY MURRAY. who
d1epa,rtsd 1na;, s this life one year ago today,
You are gone but not forgotten
And we think Of you each day.
AS net being dear, dear papa.
,oS4s, Bqs you soS are lust away; aTay;r,.
SMITH. OSCAR L. In memory Of my
devoted husband and our father. OSCAR
I. SMITH. who left US four years ago
today, April 81, 1949.
His memory is all we have now,
His cares are all at rest;
But thankful are we who today can say
We loved him and did our best.
We watched him fade like q flower,
-, But could not make him stay;
We nursed him with tender kindness
Until God called him away
HIS WIFE, MABEL, AND CHILDREN. .
WASHINGTON, TELFAIR n. In loving
memory Of Q dear friend. TELFAIR H.
WASHINGTON, who departed this life
seven years ago today. April 81, 1946.
Although the world may forget.
III hold you ever dear,
AS long as life and memory
HIS ssplgNS PEXoTEp ..JTR FRIEND. RACHEL
lSPAKkYl MARKS.
WILSON. WILLIAM r. Sacred to the
beautiful memory of our devoted father,
WILLIAM r. WILSON. who passed away
IA wears ago today. April 81. 1889.
His life is a beautiful memory.
HIS absence Is q silent grief.
Daughters. IT LAURA AND MAR
WYNNE, SOPHRONIA. In sad and low
ing memory of our dear sister,
SOPHRONlA WYNNE, who passed away
Prom this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land Of peace and rest,
God has taken you. dear one,
Where you have found peace and rest.
DEVOTED FAMILY, MAMIE. THOMAS
AND HATTIE WYNNE.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Rian James, s., Writer
OF Books and Film PLAYS
BY the A..eeio,ea Pres.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calf,
April 27.-Rian James, So, for
rs years writer of books, plays
and screenplays, died yesterday
after a four-month illness.
Mr.. James began his career as
a columnist for seven years on
the Brooklyn Eagle. Later he was
a foreign correspondent, para
chute jumper. stunt man, air
mail pilot. Air Corps lieutenant,
vaudeville actor, fiction writer,
director and producer. He wrote
II books and more than a score
of film plays.
Among his beSt-known screen
plays were "Forty-Second Street, :"
'Helldorado," Submarine Pa
troll" Down Argentine Way
and '"The Housekeeper's Daugh-
ter"
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Six Arrested as Sellers
OF Liquor After Hours

Morals squad undercovermen
continued their breakdown on
after-hours whisky peddlers over
the week end, arresting six.
Charged with violations Of the
Alcohol Beverage Control laws
after raids led by Sergt. Frank
w. Breazeale were:
Joseph Green, 81, 1900 block
Harvard street NV; Richard
Commings, 33, and his wife
Geneva, 81, both Of the $500
block Eleventh street NV;
Isaiah Boone, 80, of the 400 block
New Jersey avenue Sc: Howard
Hollimon, 80, Of the 100 block
D street Sc, and Enoch Walker,
81, also Of the 100 block D street
Sc.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Richmond Man Drowned

MYRTLE BEACH, s. c., April
q. (R.-Clarence Monroe Scher-
merhorn, %, Of Richmond, Va.
was drowned in the surf here
yesterday, and early today the
body had not been found. He
was carried out to sea after he
was knocked down by large
waves while wading ashore after
a swim.
Evening star., 1953-04-27

DIX. IUNIA r. Objects and
members OF Emma c. Clement
Court No. 2, Order of Calan-
the, are notified Of the death
of DIR. IONA r. WHIPPER,
examining physician for all
courts Of the District. Fu-
neral services and interment
New York City. N. Y.
SISTER LOUISE FRYE,
Worthy Counsellor.
Evening star., 1953-04-27

SISTER CARRIE s. JACKSON,
Recorder of Accounts.
WHITE, CARLTON F. talias CHARLES
BROWN. Departed this life suddenly
on Saturday. April %. 1863, at the
ksand Md cARnTos MsEScis FosDsa WHrR EivsFahs sss
CHARLES BRoWNl of 132 NJ st; s,w,
beloved son of Robert and Ida White
Of Mrs. Hattie Banks and Mrs. clarissa
Pervard. He also leaves to mourn his
passing two nieces, three nephews, a
devoted friend. Miss Hilda Bridges;
friends. .Arraneements by the John T.
s.w. Notice of funeral later.
WILKINS, Claude C. On Sunday, April
e. ls53 at hsr Tesidenfs I4a4 MGnToe S.1nreS
mother Of Mrs. Mary Agnes Lands,
grandmother of Mrs. Virginia David
son Of Falls Church, va; Mrs. Evelyn
flerence fa; We Vernon "sp Of AIexandris. M % Va;
william F Thomas Of Capitol Heights
Md She slsG is survived by seven
s: II, Hines CO. Funeral Home, 2so1
14th st: NV. on Wednesday. April 90
at 9:15 am, thence to st. Francis
de Sales Catholic Church. Rhode Island
sacrifice Of the mass will be offered
at 10 am. for the repose Of her soul
7ntermsnt r., Bethel Cemetery, AlezsnsSia' q
WILLS: ROGER; On Thursday. April
Wills: devoted father Of Alice r. willis
Also surviving are many other relatives
cRnn Paner aoms ssos g soat ass
Seminary I'd. Arlington. Va Funeral
isFyesS fSi Sra i. n;aas + Esgss ehS5s
Cemetery. '''" s""Si ~!
4n mr1turtatt.
AdEes eFSRGE " a1ES " 1etess e Ct ts
9th U. S. Cavalry of the Spanish
American War. my late devoted hus-
today April %, 1899.
He left a beautiful memory.
sorrow too great to be told,
But to me. who lost and loved him,
His His %gmeTy sETyr DilI wIHE nsyer rs1E syST old
Of our dear father, SPENCER J. DEAN DEAN,
today. April 81, 1888.
~he voice is mute and stilled the heart
That loved US well and true:
Oh. bitter was the trial to part
From one so good as you.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
As time goes by We miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can fill your vacant place.
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
GFEEN, LULA AND ANNA. In loving
memory Of my dear sisters, LULA
GREEN, who departed this life April
81, l94S. and ANNA GREEN, May
/. 1947.
Beyond life's golden strand
Lies O. city, bright and fair;
In the land Of Gods tomorrow,
Ny dear sisters await me there.
YOUR LONELY SISTER. IRENE
HUNTER, WILLIAM r. In loving mem
orN Of my husband, WILLIAM T.
HUNTER, who passed away three years
ago today, April 81, 1850.
It is not the hears at the moment shed
That tell Of the heart that is torn:
It is the lonely tears Of the after years
And remembrance that Is silently
borne.
DEvoTEp WIFE, LENA P. HUNTER. .
Evening star., 1953-05-23

LOIIA LIVtN'-A 3-bedrm., 2-bAth
2;fireplace; eenter-hall brick ram
Ssmi S,ssi wooded; osaed-, level a, acre lot Full
most distinctive area. A solid value
At only $26,96o, liberal terms and
immediate possession. ARTHUR L.
rWW66lTHhs W6THTRsDc CO: 3SRn "a c5sSSSS0; $500; v.,,..
lawn provides the setting for this
ShntiaIe hndr1 orick rambler, with 8 large
Kitchen and full bsmt. with 4I-ft.
rec. rm., laund. rm. and built-in
garage. Home is in immacuiato
conc: and priced at S24,75O, with
$4,000 already financed. ARTHUR
L. Walters CO.. ia. $4,000, 24I0I
BY oWNER%wsverly Hills, e.bedrm.
I1-ft, arched ceiling; fun DIM M rm rm,.
breakfast nook; shade trees, fenced
rear rear yard; partial bsmt., garage;
decoratins: ecp muses. Ss Schools aES neeSs some
TWO TILE BATHS. $1,000 bed
Sm. brick. only 4 yrs. old in fine
No. Arlington area. Liv. rm. with
fSDb fui bsmtp Sep ain ith rTi nn,sS screened porch.
very attractive corner lot. Good
TTHUR L. wALTEKs Co. IA. Il
DON'T MISS THIS-Choice loe. in
picturesaue comm. SIT. ON hill over
!ooking country side: COST. liv..
din: area wLnreplace: 8 bedrms.:
waSnlnS mach. refgr., cir condi.
sss6%Rsihn T. %Rsin'. PsntsGon: sib.s56. kIni
SALE By OWNER, .s1e.sso. 4 g.
6edrm; brk. rambler. on N-acro
wooded corner lot; lge. liy. .rm.
with nrepl., dining T." all OF kit.
sliding door pantry. storm windows.
copper screens. Venetian bhndsi
near school; shopping center. buses.
Is-FT. BEDRooM-fFor the honey
mooners. young parents, or retired
couple. this charming house offers
lge. rms. quality construction. and
peiyasy ps UnS Of spacious ground; Approx;
rS,kI & kApAMs. ne. ,,srs "a, sros4o. 20
ramblers on wooded lots. conv. 70
approved. $3.50 down. Statesman on
snn sGpef Can s Bin st.rne.. SM Ses crescens anS
I45. with A: B. STANLEY. Broker.
MUST sAcRIFICE, due TO health.
recently redecorated home, 3 beds
rms, . baths, din. nm. roc. nm,
bar, equipped kit, Ice. lot: close
to schools, shopping eentsrs and
oil church; must see to appreciate
"a. 6-3l66. -e0
Continued on Nezt FsSsS
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MUST BE SOLD
CAPE COD-SIL. SPG.
OPEN 9 TIL. &

ALL 5.1s5l BRICK CoMsTRuCT1oN
BEDROOMS 1st FLOOR
CERAMIC TILE BATH
LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE
EQUIPPED KITCHEN
FULL AIRY BASEMENT
LEVEL FENCED LOT
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
Out Piney Branch rd to
Old Bladensburg .rd., left on Old
left on Moss to S9IO and our sign.
DREW CO., JU. 5-5471
Evening star., 1953-05-23

81, 700 dn.. brk. Colonial. 8 lge. rms,
only 8 mo. old, bsmt., corner lot,
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Rub Your Ewes

v VOOD tx1Ck104 i /
IO. 4-R466
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AIR CONDITIONING

Masonry semi-ra mblers Of unusual in
dividuality and charm. near Md
Univ. and Langley PIX. shopping, Of
fers the most for the money; 3 bed
rms. full bsmt. with outside entr..
I'm. rec. rm.; all for Sl3g5O with
$1,000 down; also air-cond. oppo-
tional, from $500 to $1,000. To
reach: Out New Hampshire ave. or
Riggs rd. to Univ. lane. thence right
about a-mile to project on left at
gath pl
T. N. LERNER q CO. TU. 2-1136
Evening star., 1953-05-23
HOUSES FOR sAlI-Mn.

HYATTsvTLLE-Full price. SI4,50O,
with S11,20O 1st trust; brick home;
equip. kit, , bedrms., tile bath;
side screened porch; full bsmt. with
rec. rm.; lovely shaded lot. Move
In with deposit.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 1865, UN. 4-1166, WA. 7-O636
Evening star., 1953-05-23

That's what you'll do when you see
these value-packed homes. But
today and take a GOOD look IL these
properties. Drive out Ga. ave. to
the 10000 blk. left on Plyers Mill
rd, to open model house at 1900
Plyers Mill rd. Built by Dan Os-
trow. on attrac. lots. fully sodded,
some wooded. Variety of styles.
Minimum cash, only S2,95O. Why
delay? Enjoy living in beaut., popu-
lar Carroll Knolls today.
Colonial Investment Co.
PIE r-6Rhn -OA
Evening star., 1953-05-23
COLLEGE PARK
HOLLYWOOD suBDIvIsIoN

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
Immae. det. brick rambler with. liv.
rn., din. area. 8 bedfms., tile bath
and kit: full bsmt. with gas a.-c.
for immed sale, SI3.95O. Direc-
tionS: North on 1t. 1 to Hollywood
Inn. right on lakewood rd., left
on r. I. ave. blks. to Niagara and
J. LEE DoNNEILY
NA. 9-0S10 Ewes. o.. e4074
Ia
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$11,25O
g .sr:; 'S' shade Trees. Rsss. dn. S; pay.
S11,950
Between Baltimore blvd. and Ries,
rd., 2 bedrm, expan. I'd mr., side
porch, bSmt, years old. Lot 100S
100, 4eo mortsage. $1,000 dn., may
$12,5OO
College Park. near carline, all brk.
rms. 1st f.. expan. 2nd a. 4ee
mortgage. reasonable down payment
$12,950
College Park 3-bedrm. brk rambler
full bsmt., 40 mortgage, payment
less than rent. Easy dn. payment
$13,15O
Between Baltimore blvd. and Queens
Chapel fd., lovely 2-bedrm. bunR.
2-car gar. bsmt., 4eo mortgage
Low down paymt.
$13,5O0
COLLEGE Park, beaut. old home, with
lge. rms, bsmt., gear gar, other
outbldgs. Lge. lot. Reas. financing
$14,450
81. 700 dn.. brk. Colonial. 9 lge. rms.
only 9 mo. old, bsmt, corner lot
$14,950
Near Md. Univ. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
brk., bsmt. FHA mortgage. $4,000
$18,5O0
Near Leland Memor. Hospital, on
Riverdale rd. Lovely corner home
with bedrms., 2 baths, bsmt., h.-w.
h, gar. Owner wants best offer.
Out Of n homes listed with us for
sale. the above nine properties are
exceptional bargains.
BURCH REALTY co.
e606 Baltimore blvd. College Park.
80. o-4747 TIN 8 pm. after 3 pm.
WA. 7-6641, HA. 2.sS91, HA.
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$1,000 DOWN

Only $SS.25 per mo-, including taxes
and insurance, will buy this semi
detached brick home, with Iv. rm.,
din. rm;. large kit. with disposal and
aalshwasher. Powder rm: End floor,
ground-level entrance. Assume Si3,-
600 40 GI loan. Vacant. Chillum
section. Near buses and schools. Call
MI. Macintosh, jr. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. 7-S30O;
ewes. LO. $4,000. ia
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CONN. GARDENs-$2O.75O

OPEN TO 6, SAT. AND SUN.
1l602-116O4 VIERS MILL RID.
Situated on beautiful, large, shaded
lot. these 3-bedroom brick ramblers
offer the finest construction. Large
living-dining rm. (25xl3l. with
raised mosaic fireplace. large kit.
with rear porch. pull-down stairway
with storage attic. spacious bsmt.
with lavatory. Tastefully decorated
plastered walls. We invite your
inspection.
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COG MIDLAND RID.
PAINTBRANCH FARMS
1920 COLESVILLE RID.
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS

DOCTORS OR DENTISTS
Here is a really unusual home. fea-
turing beautiful center-hall plan
with large liv. rm.. beautiful Gift.
den with outside entrance. large
separate din. rm.,. family size kitch-
on the 1st a. The End d. features
4 generous size bedrms.. Q baths and
q sewing rn. The full basement
contains q laundry rm.. rec. nm,
with toilet and built-in garage, Lo-
from the commercial area. This
home Is ideal for o doctors home
and ONCE combined.
A. j. KESSINGER & co.
Realtors JU. 9-4544
Evening star., 1953-05-23

HILLCREST GARDENS
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
. 260S CATsKILL ST. Sc.
A real value in an all-brick home
with 4 large bedrms. and baths.
plus built-in gar. Trades for small
arranged. Priced very low to sell
soss7S or &c 20. sHass714rs sHss71 4rnneF' LU'
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-05-23
4 BEDROOMS =
2 FULL TILED BATHS

$18,950-$3,85O DOWN
New Silver Spring Cape Gods. All
brick with redwood trim and steel
frepl. and gift. picture window:
sep. din. rm.; mod. kit; beautiful
open stairway to 2nd A.; full day
light bsmt. with outside entr. and
picture window. Others at same To-
cation. 2 bedIms., 1 bath. expans.
4 blks. to school. Open Sat. and
Sun. / till dark. To inspect: Out
Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill rd.. left
on Plyers Mill l blk. then turn
right on Douglas ave-. l blk. to
open house.
PENWOOD REALTY co.
IN AQAQR 0A
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Brick Rambler-$19,5OO
2506 GATHER ST Sc


OPEN SAT AND SUN.
Located on large level lot, near
transp., stores and school Only
years old. Newly redecorated. Ex-
cellent condition. Picture window
front. Contains large rms. through
out, incl. liv. rm. with flrepl., din.
rm., big bedrms., kit, tile bath,
plus End a. designed for future
expansion. lear gar, comb. alum
mum storm doors and windows.
Paved streets. Excellent terms. Cali
Mr Phifer. Lu. 2-3s75 or 10.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
LANDOVER HILLS sECTION-S1,6 800
down on this 3.bedrm. bungalow;
9Th bedrm. partially finished. As
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-0o66. UN. 4-110o, WA. 7-0630
Evening star., 1953-05-23

COLLEGE PARK PROPER
ORES ssSSS b9Srj%orTTTTHh S2S;j Z til P1Ek PXE
You must see this attractive Cane
Cod on large corner lot: 4 rms. on
dst n: 2 large bedrms. and bath on
and 2-car garage. Attractive a.
nancing. Exclusive with
TOHEE REALTY CO.
UN. 4-7255. UN. 4-s7s7 "a
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WEST HYATTSVILLE
$16.95O, TERMS
5612 37th ave-: 4-bedrm., recently
built brick; liv. rm. with fireplace.
1st f.; full dry bsmt.. outside en-
trance. oil a.-c. heat: screened
front porch, Handicapped lot; close
to everything: vacant.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
HE. 4-3500 once Open Q TIL 8
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$500

BEST-BUILT HOMES
ON OUR LOTS IN GAITHERSBURG'
$500
ON OUR ROCKVILLE LOTS
10 detached houses 26x31 it.. 2 bed
rms, FHA approved. ready for you
to complete the interior We show
You how. Call US today to see
r. H. BEST, INC.
OIL. 2-3633 OIL. 2-779O JU. s-3469
Evening star., 1953-05-23
3 BEDROOMS
$500 DOWN

ASSUME 40 LOAN
With terms to suit you. This is truly
rare opportunity to have the max
imum in living space for the least
cost. Full sep. din. rm.. BendiX
Economat washer
To inspect either OF these two homes,
call Mr. Lansdale. LO. 4-7424 daily
and Sun. until dark.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
CHI. CH. VIEW-$34. 500

custom-built 3-bedrm: brick rambler,
with glass inclosed fireplace. sepa-
rate dining rm., large kit, pink
marble window sills in bathroom,
remote control recess lighting and
garage door. partial bSmt. Here's
4 home well worth seeing.
Terms may be arranged in all these
fine homes. We have many others,
too.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Till 8 PM. Realtors LO. 5-2S00
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Near Bethesda
COUNTRY CLUB

On Beautiful 1a-A. Lot
AS Low AS $4,000 DOWN
3-bedrm. rambleIs of unusual design
and construction. Also privilege Of
enseom building II desred asst sfssso
and UP. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. 8 mi. from Bank of
Bethesda. left on Bells Mil rd. ia
mi. to wildwood Hills. D. LLOYD
MORRIS CO., REALTORS, OIL.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mn.
SILVER SPRING CAPE COD

Sll,75O--ExPANsIHLE ATTIC
Located within = blocks of Piney
Branch and Flower ave. shopping
center. This. Johns -Manville shingled
home Is today's best buy; 2 large
hedrms.. liv,. rm. and kit. with din
pand. attic, semifnished, Well
landscaped lot within 2 blocks OF all
conventences. Low down payment.
.. 2. BLANCHARD. JU. S-5757 til 8
Evening star., 1953-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ONLY ISL. ESQ DOWN

Kensinston--3 bedrms.. den. liv. rm.. |
fireplace. bsmt.. 4ee loan. Call Mr.. |
Harris, MA. $4,000.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES INC.
Evening star., 1953-05-23

2 TWIN-BED ROOMS
S12,250-S1, 800 DOWN
Lge. bright kitchen with picture
window. in the dinette, lge. liv. rm.
with picture window in dining ell,
tiled bath and two 1S-ft. bedrmS. :,
pulldown stairs to storage attic,
no bsmt. but good-sized utility
e. F. BLANCHARD. Ju. s.5757 Till o
Evening star., 1953-05-23
CORAL HILLS
FOREST HEIGHTS
10 BLACKHAWK DIR,

10 BLACKHAWK DR..
OPEN AT.-SUN., 1-6 Pm.
Beautiful, story-and-one-half home,
Liv. rm. with picture window over
looking Potomac; firepl., dinette-
Kitchen with rock maple cabinets,
bath; expansible attic. roughed in
bath: full bsmt. Many possibilities.
Ii. $4,000; ewes, 10. 2-6539.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.