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Radiant VALLEY
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful brick, 2-bedrm. rambler
with. large garage and partly fin-
ished attic; gas heat. Only $1l5
per month. UN. 4-1143.
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Lovely Kirkwood
NOW RENTING

:. INCLUDING Utilities
It is not often that we offer these
most desirable garden-type apart
ments IN premium Md; suburb on
ing. absolutely every convenience. w
r. HUGHES co APP 7-00h0 10
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EXTRA LARGE l and Q bedrm. apts.:
close to tranSp., shopping center,
schools; 53rd pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERnE ARMS
WA S.97O1
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LONG BRANCH APTS.

One and two bedrms., liv. rm., di
nette, kit. and bath, storage AM
laundry facilities: SIT and SOL, in
ffIaGing fransn utils;; so cony. to shop; SCHOOLS
Bladensburg rd. Cat Piney Branci
rd), Silver Spring, Md. JU. 7-6731
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
Several 2 and 3 bedrm. homes; excel
cond; very reasonable. Conv. tc
Nat. Airport, Pentagon and Ft. Bel
voir. Call South 5-9100 weekdays,
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
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VACANT. $50 Butternut st. NV
2 kits: oil; fine int. ext. paint and
repair porches next wk.: big yard
other houses. Inspect. RA. 3-ll22.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

DUPONT CIR. AREA-11 rms,
bathrooms gas auto. heat; semidet.
suitable for euesthouse. office, club
house; lease $500 mo. DU. 7-6644
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SEAT PLEASANT, us 71st ave-,
nearly new brk. semidet., 2 bedrms..
gas ht., fenced lot; immed. poss.: $95.
DUNN 81 CO., Realtor, WA. 7-004S.
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SOUTHEAST SECTION-Two-bedrm
brick bungalow: large kit, liv. rm.,
tiled bath: stove. refgr; full cellar;
lease REQUIRED. 500. LU. 1-2035.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

| to know the traditional dances,
how to chant without accom-
paniment. and how to use the
gourd, the bamboo stick, the
sticks Of hard wood and lava
stones, which are handled like
castanets.
Ancient and modern hulas
are included in her repertory-
she knows approximately so in
all. Mrs. Earle, who finds q
sarong more graceful than a
hula skirt, reports it Is favored
on the island. too. Worn there
also is the holomu, a full-length
fitted gown which is an adapta-
ton Of the Mother Hubbard
introduced by the first mission
aries to Hawaii.
The hula provides ideal recrea-
ton and relaxation for house.
wives. Mrs. Earle feels. It has
proven boon to the figure, too.
Weight Lost
II gained a lot Of weight after
my first baby was born" she said.
my doctor suggested exercise
and asked-somewhat facetious-
ly, realized later-'Why don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
By Betty Miles

At the Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation, tots and
grownups, too, are taking lessons
in an ancient art-the hula.
Barbara Earle, trained and
graduated" by two of Hawaii's
most distinguished dancers, con-
ducts the claSseS-one on Tues
day morning for small fry, and
another at l pm. for adults.
Mrs. Earle took her first hula
lessons while she and her hus-
band, Marine Corps Col. John
H. Earle, jr.. lived in Hawaii be-
fore World War II. Since her Sc
dentary job there with the Office
of Naval Intelligence made exer-
else mandatory, Mrs. Earle de-
cided to learn the hula. The
Earles returned to the island last
year and Shortly after I ar
rived" Mrs. Earle said, 81 had
q stroke of luck. I discovered
one of the very famous teachers,
Mamma Bray an authority on
legend and dance, was living on
the same side of the island. Her
husband, Daddy is one of the
few persons who know the old
chants.
81. had tried to get lessons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Tea to Honor
School Heads

Mr. and Mrs. Ward L. johnson,
principals Of Miss Porter's School
at Pennington, Conn, will be
honored at a tea to be given by
the Washington branch of the
schools alumnae association at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. John P. Marble, 1921
Macomb street NV.
A feature of the afternoon will
be the playing of recordings
made by vocal and instrumental
groups at the school. The local
branch has adopted Music at
Pennington" as its current pro-
ject.
The committee in charge Of
arrangements for the tea in
cludes Mrs. Harold N. Marsh,
Mrs. Charles w. Price, Mrs. Jere-
miah o. Brott. Mrs. o. Griffith
Sexton Sd of Annapolis, and Mrs.
John w. Bowman, president of
the Washington branch.
The JohnsonS will be Mrs.
Bowman's guests at luncheon at
the Chevy Chase club preceding
the tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Hawaiian Hula ScoresinArIinoton

from Mamma years before" she
said, "but hadn't succeeded. !
asked her if she would take me
this time, and she consented.
81 don't think I've ever had
such an experience in my life. %
Mrs. Earle went on. MY lesson
was only supposed to last an
hour but Mamma would give me
three and four hours of her time
often without taking any
money.
Time for 'Uniki'
"She finally decided I was
ready for my 'uniki.' a test which
had been quite common years
ago when the hula was a more
religious dance. Dancers were re-
quired to go through this test
before a venerable witness.
performed before Aunt Jenny,
who had been a court dancer to
Queen Liliuokalani. I passed,
and Aunt Jenny presented me
with the equivalent of a diploma
made of tapa paper instead of
parchment"
For her uniki, Mrs. Earle had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

you try the hula?' Being a literal
minded soul, ] took him seriously,
practiced the hula in earnest
and within six weeks had lost the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

in business administration at
Drexel Institute, she has always
loved to dance. She studied
ballet, interpretive and tap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

excess weight" Mrs. Earle has
been teaching "off and on" for
the past 10 years. A native
Of Lancaster, Pa, who majored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

students do. Mrs. Earle has four
children-John, IL; Susan, 9;
Tom, 6. and Jane, 3. Susan
already knows how to hula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04

dancing while she was growing
up. She works her dancing and
teaching into her time free from
homemaking duties, just as her
, 1953-10-17
BRODHURsT ;.

to be unjust1y criticized by the
Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands and the local newspa-
pers." Continuing he said 1T
has become fashionable to cri-
ticize Council for everything
that appears to go wrong in
this municipality"
Plans to reply were abandon
ed while the Council members
were away in st. Thomas but
Mrs. Vickers kindly granted
some time on Monday night
at 6::15 while the members are
here.
, 1953-10-17
PUBLICATION
BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF ACCOUNTANTS

It is hereby brought to public notice that, the Uniform
Certified Public Accountants Examinations will be given 70
in the Virgin Islands on November 4tn; otn; ana
9Th. The examinations will be held in ST Thomas.
The schedule for the examinations IS as follows:
Wednesday, November A. 1858
100 PM to 600 PM. Accounting Practice Fart !
Thursday, November 5. 1858
900 AM to 1890 PM. Auditing
Thursday, November 5, 1858
100 PM. to 500 PM. Accounting Practice Part Il
Friday, November 6, 1853
900 Am. to 1890 P Commercial Law
Friday, November 6, 1853
100 PM. to 500 PM. Theory of Accounts
Candidates for the examinations must first make applica-
ton to the Board Of Examinerts Of Accountants, on forms to
he furnished by the Board.
Applications are to be filed with the Secretary Of the
Board, no later than October %, 1858.
Charlotte AmaHe, ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands
October 10,
EZRA a. M
Secretary, Board of Examiners of Accountants
, 1953-10-17
their mark on St. Croix.

their mark on st. CrolX.
Altogether there is material
here for more than the time It
takes a passenger to get bag
gage cleared. This is indeed
bringing the museum to the
people.
Those concerned in the crea-
ton and bringing to fruition
Of this project deserve congra-
tulations.
, 1953-10-17
UNIQUE

UNIQUE ~.
list of the things the New
World had to offer the Old
For those interested there is
. brief description Of the var
ious Indian cultures that left
Evening star., 1953-11-22
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and fine carpet woods! Wide choice of colors
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washington
PARKngton
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PARKington
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6.95 All Wool II" Carpet for
Stoirs and HoIwoys

Contract" quality carpet that usually goes to
big hotels and public buildings where traffic is
heavy! Excellent for Railways, stairs or wa-to-
wall. Beige with interspersed color-only 500
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The Washington;
8rd Floor, Silver 4th PARKington
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SECONDS OF sos TWIST AND CUT
PILE COTTON BROADLooM CARPET!

Your choice for one low price! Low, dense,
springy loop twist is favorite for bedrooms.
Chenille type cut-pe is a beauty in living
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widths in 10 colors. 9'x12' rug, 7140 if perfect,
NOW, 1888.
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Spring: 4h Floor PARKngton
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06

American Friends of the Middle
East" Arab ambassadors from
Lebanon and Syria spoke threat
eningly of United States-Israel
friendly relations Leading
Americans such as Henry r.
Luce, editor-in-chief of Time,
Life and Fortune; Edwin A.
Locke, Jr., former U. S. regional
ambassador in the Near East ask
ed for mercy" for the Arab
refugees" :. Others to appear
on the program were Dorothy
Thompson, Lowell Thomas and
DR.. Stephen Penrose, president of
the merican University Of
Beirut r.
It would seem that if the plight
of the Arabs who were uprooted
by the war for Israel independ-
ence was so much concern to the
very wealthy Arab rulers they
would release a few dollars to
help care for their own people :.
Locally the Zionist Public Rela-
tons Council is seeking a re-or-
ganization to combat this anti
Jewish propaganda On the
statewide scene the Tampa Jew
ish women through Hadassah are
doing commendable job -.
Today it is important for every
one to let their senators and rep
resentatives to Congress know
how they feel on international
issues which involve the Jews
along with all other peoples :.
A news item which attracted
our attention was the announce
ment that after 38 years of exist
ance the Joint Distribution Com
mittee has now been compelled
by the Soviets to cease operation
in Russia and the satellite coun-
tries -. During that period the
JDC has spent $140,000,000 for
needy Jews in Russia and sur
rounding states =.
JDC in Europe is now being
used to aid refugees from commu-
niSm
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
Mr.. Rockow Guest
Speaker at
Etz Hoyim

The weekly Oneg Shabbat at
Etz Haydn Congregation is to be
held in the new building of the
Congregation at 20 West 9Th St.
this Friday evening, February
9Th, at Bis P. NJ, it was an
nounced by Rabbi Herman Shul-
man. The reason given for the
change is that the old auditorium
has becom e too inadequate in
space to accommodate the in
creasing larger attendance. Mr..
Lawrence Rackow, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Welfare So
ciety of Jacksonville, will be the
guest speaker for this week. Mr..
Rackow will speak on the activi-
ties of the Jewish Welfare So
ciety. The hostess for the evening
will be Mrs. Charles Kurtz.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
Moscow Anti-Semitism Spells
War Preparation, Sharett Says

LONDON, (JTA) - THE anti
Semitic and anti-Zionist policy OF
Moscow can be taken as clear
indication that the Communist
leaders have entered a new stage
in preparing their countries for
war;" Israel Foreign Minister de-
clared in an interview with the
Sunday Times which was pub
ished here.
Mr.. Sharett told Eric Sosnow,
Sunday Times correspondent IN
Tel Aviv, that "the recent purges
and anti-Semitic outburstS are a
process of blood-letting inside
their system with the aim OF
strengthening it for war. Its pur-
pose is to make clear to all peo-
pies of the Soviet Union, as well
as the satellites, that the Commu-
mist system cannot tolerate any
group within its midst which
forms part of worldwide unit.
The Jewish people are singled out
as an example that even a spirit
ual allegiance is not permissible
at time when the Soviet Union
is preparing itself for the next
war;" the Minister declared.
Commenting on the Anglo
American plans for the creation Of
a Middle East defense organiza-
ton, Mr.. Sharett is quoted as say
ing that these plans cannot be
carried out in cooperation with
the Arab states alone. ''The Arabs
now, as in the past, are sitting on
the fence. Their calculations are
based on the assumption that they
have everything to gain and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06

is receiving is simply terrific s.
Members of all organizations are
pitching in to help make this
fund-raiser for the Center youth
activities a social as well as fl
nancial success
Don't forget the Council for
Jewish Women's Membership Tea
which will be held in the Garden
Center :. The girls of the Coun-
Gil are so clever The Council
events this year have all had that
zip which makes a go Of things
:. That was true of the opening
meeting with the homemade
movie-the dance on the May
flower Roof which was more fun
than overland now this Mem
bership Tea in a sparkling new
atmosphere, and featuring a per-
sonality from Israel as the main
speaker-all of which I am sure
will be most exciting
Don't forget the Hadassah meet
ing Tuesday afternoon, February
10th, in the Jewish Center d.
The three groups will meet sepa-
rately; however, refreshments
will be taken together and the
program will be viewed as a
whole A movie will be shown.
-
We are awaiting receipt of Rab-
hi Julius Leibert's (Pensacola)
new book ''The Lawgiver," a
novel about Moses Published
by Exposition Press the book sells
for $500 The Rev. Marshall
Wingfield of the First Congrega-
tional Church in Memphis calls it
one of the most exciting manu-
scripts in decades :. The work is
appearing in Hebrew in Israel e..
The Zionist Emergency Council
public Relationship you) has
plenty of reason for activity &.
At the first annual meeting of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
TURKISH JEWRY ELECTS
FIRST CHIEF RABBI
SINCE 1891

ISTANBUL, - (JTA) - Rabbi
Raphael Saban of this city has
been elected Chief Rabbi of Tur-
key, filling a post that has re-
manned vacant since 1881. Seven
ty-seven year old Rabbi Saban
served as secretary to the Turk
ish Chief Rabbi in the latter part
of the 10Th century. For the last
Is years he has been president of
the Religious Council of the
Grand Rabbinate, Turkish Jew
rvs representative body.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
~A"'T BY Ethel Teddy" Moscoviz

We have been asked to remind you not
to forget:-The Hadassah Readers Group
which meets each Friday morning in the
Y.W.C.A. Gertrude Sohn, librarian,
is ready, willing and able to get any and
every newcomer to the group started on
a book =.
Don't forget-the Center Sisterhood
Dance which is being held this Saturday
night in the Center auditorium
don't think much of a reminder is needed
Everyone in town is planning to
attend Reba Siegel, chairman of the
event, tells us that the cooperation she
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
ISRAEL NEWS BRIEFS

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. =
(JTA) - United Nations head
quarters here announced that Is
rael had paid S72,998 as its 1852
contribution to the u. N. budget.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
New Arrivals

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac J. Silver an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Spevak
announce the birth of a son,
Bradley Daryl, on Jan. "a.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
TAKOMA PARKS
FINEST VALUES
NEW BRICK COLONIAL

MIIsT EER AZ HS5I Hs6fb GTIb6 S3 000 Ibbo6wN
Open > to dark 1905 Cedar ave.
Builder says sell and has sharply
reduced price on this sparkling
6-rm. brick home. Features huge
liv. rm. with firepl.. smart de. luxe
kit, 1st fl. powder rnn., full bSmt.
rms, side screened porch and q
gently sloping shady Handicapped lot.
Vacant. Immediate possession. It's
a bargain and only Q blks. from D.
C. line. Drive out Piney Branch
then bear left at fork of road to
1908 Cedar
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUNDAY. 2-7

ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1T
10712 st. Margarets Way
To reach: Georgia ave. to Plyers MIN
rd., left L blk. to st. Margaret's
way, Corner rambler. 8 bedrms., !,
all-elect.. kit. Close to schools and
fIra,nspcrtation, trans Approx. $1,000.
912 DRYDEN COURT
To reach: Georgia ave-, right ON For
est Glen rd.,. left on Tenbrook dr.,
right on Dryden st. to Dryden court.
bedrms;; fun basement. Close to
1921 MADDEN DRIVE
To reach. New Hampshire ave. to
Flower. right on Flower to Houston
ave-, left to Hadden DR.. 2 bedrms.
and bath on 2nd a.. den or bedrm.
arG Pr;cs bath s1s On as6 1st fl. Close to schools.
zoos FOREST GLEN ROAD
To reach: colesville I'd. left on For
est Glen I'd; One left: 3-bedrm.
9012 WALDEN ROAD
To reach: Flower ave. to East schuy-
Ter rd.. follow arrow signs. 3 bed
rms. l bath. Price. S21.75O.
2018 DAYTON STREET
To reach: Georgia ave. right on
PlyerS Mill rd.. follow arrow signs.
bedrms., gar: corner lot. Price,
S21.750.
is FRANKLIN AVENUE
To reach: Colesville rd., right on
Franklin ave. to open" sign. 2
ssdrmsSi ss1 aES den' rec. rm,. gar. Price
9509 CAROLINA AVENUE
To reach: colesyille rd.. right on
Franklin ave-. left on Carolina ave
So6 bedrm.. ndm.. 2-bath rambler. Price,
218 CRESTMOOR CIRCLE
To reach: Old Bladensburg I'd. to
Lexington dr.. follow signs. bed
rms. "a baths. Price. S23.500.
1880 RED OAK DRIVE
To reach: Georgia ave. to Columbia
blvd. follow arrow signs. 3 bed
rms. 21a baths. Price, S26,500.
9213 WILDWOOD ROAD
To reach: Georgia ave-. right on
5nslIH Highland dr. h:., to Hidwocd ni;r Sde I'd 3
All Open Sunday, 2 to 7
THOMPSON & GRAY
y, , Realtors oo
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK coLoNIAL

7H3g Custom S TON BUIET, BGIEE Si9.S5o SHGRH1An
Open . to dark. 1904 Hancock ave.
peal as well as construction and is
being sold far below cost; contains
6 spacious rms, lst fl. powder rm..
huge side screened porch; full bsmt. .,
13x20 ft. liy. rm. with flrepl., de
luxe Kilt, picturesque, shady. 60x
condition inside and out. One Of
the best buys today. Drive out New
Hampshire ave. to Ethan Allen ave.
left to Carroll, right 2 blks. to
Sherman. left l blk. to Hancock,
right "a blk. to home.
RAFFETI. PEAT. EcTATT
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SCHOOL ,DAYS

MOVE BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
So 5O0-Silver Spring-Picture-pret-
ty 2-bsdrm. rambler; lge,. liv. ,rm.,
din. ell; well-equipped kit, glass
incl. porch: huge yard, Anchor fence;
driveway; $4,000 dn.. $5S mo-, incl.
taxes and Insurance.: mr.. elementary
sI0.950-silver sprinE-Br,ck ram
bier: lse. liv. rm; with firepl, 2 twin
dn:. $50 mo-. incl. taxes and insur-
si1 ,S5oMcenn. s Ave. Estafes-semi- sftS5.
5 ise. bedrms., m; fult bsmt MT with out. out
side entr.: Anchor-fenced yard: ST.:
900 dn.. Ss5 mo-. incl. taxes and
INSURANCE; h,s, anS.,, nr. elementary and new
sRPSSs' PSss Sen3SEi Wheaton Hil!LPriek ram
cond.; Anchor-fenced yard; $1,000
anc a $50 mr. moi bus nc shcDpne ssTsS and ceneer
siS.4GSSGti-silver spring-Lovely ram
bier: liv. rm., din. rm., 2 .bedrms. q,
sls,s.. slec; kit; IL; peri; peri, sond,; beautiful
ST 5,950-silyer spring-Brick ram
oiier: lge. liv, rm. with firepl., sep;
bSmt.; lovely yard: assume $1,000
GI trust: mr.. bus. public. st. Johns
Parochial schools.
SIC, $50 - OakvIew - 4-bedrm. brick
rambler; sep. din, rm.. liv. rm. 22x
ysrd Et assume D $1ssSo sse III losn! SsauIsg sSa
mo-. incl. taxes and insurance.
81 MISUNDERSTANDING 2-story,
modern-styie Colonial, tan brick: 6
spacious. rms, bsmt., side porch;
beautiful corner lot; loaded with
SIS, 9,95O-Silver Spring - Beautiful
brick 2-story home with built-in
garage. lge. liv. rm. with firepl., sep.
din. rnl.. j, twin-bed rms, full bsmt. /;
t9eaqsiiui !andscaped yard: 2 blks;
School.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY / TO -
1908 N. SPRINGWOOD DIR.

AVOO 4Ns O1 4t44N\I WSNI4b A3ts
SILVER SPRING, MD.
If you are looking for the unusual,
you must see this home, constructed
OF heavy beam and stone, situated
on quiet street, within walking
distance Of the main shopping dis
trict and Woodside Elementary
School. Lot is fully fenced for
maximum privacy. Living rm. with
paneled fireplace wall, full din.
rm., equip, kit. with disposal and
wash. mach, paneled den and bath
on 1st a.; 2 lge. bedrms. and full
bath on 2nd A.; rear screened porch
adjacent to patio with barbecue pit,
random-width pegged-walnut floors,
batten doors with carved wooden
l..tches, custom-built wooden cor
nices, aluminium self-storing storm
windows, partial bsmt. PRICE.
$21 900. EXCEL. TERMS.
To reach: Out 18th st. to District
line, bear right to Colesville I'd.
to 2nd ave. Gust past railroad
bridge), left on 2nd ave. approx.
z blocks to Springwood dr., left
to sign and property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
e42 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
OPEN 2-5 PM.

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Attractive 5-rm. bungalow, with q
beautiful knotty pine rec rm. and
workshop, fenced yard; bus at door
close to shopping center and schools,
1,st a24l6 Viers NIL rd. Come out and q
G. DELE & CO., INC, ST. S-3520,
Evening star., 1953-08-16

HYATTSyILLE - Central downtown
loc., suitable home or investment;
lge. S-rm.. 2-bath home. h.-w.h..
spacious cor; lot, $4,000. terms.
WA. 10000, WA. 7-0935.
HYATTSVILLE, S13,5OO-Excel. cond
bedrms. on 1st A.. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, brkfst. room, full bsmt.
h.-w.h.. garage. WAYNE A. CAS-
KEY. Realtor, AP. 7-640O. ewes. WA.
$4,000.
EVANSVILLE - Immac. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial. on shaded we'll
porch, att SaraEe, dry 6smt' tS VIII
outlet, oil h.-w.h., storm sash and
screens. Only S1S,260. Best financ-
ing available. To inspect, call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500
Evening star., 1953-08-16
CAPE COD BRICK

MUST AFs BE soGp IGD NOW. STVcS $15.sSo
Open 2 to dark. 7419 Birch ave. A
lot of house for the money con-
tains Q bedrms.. liv. rm. with hrepl.,
din, rn.. delightful kit; bedrm. and
den on I'd f.; full bsmt.. garage.
auto. washer and some furn. in
cluded. Grade and jr. high schools
l blk, bus and stores nearby;
excel. cond. Owner moving to CAL
ifornia. must sell at once. Drive out
Pinsy Branch I'd. TO Phila. ave. 1st
2 bIks. to Birch. right to 7419.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
HOUSES FOR SALs-MD.
REDUCED PRICE

A new, 3-bedrm. house; wooded cor.
lot. For sale by OWNER, JU.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

BRICK HOME in Forest Heights,
SIS, 700; $3.50 down, sol per mo.
2 bedrms.. and bath on 2d fr.,
bedrm. and unfinished bath on lower
level; enormous yard. completely
fenced: shade trees. 10. 1885.