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The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Committee Asserts Tax Cuts Precede Budget Reduction

WASHINGTON, R-The House Ways and Means committee dis agreed vigorously and openly to- day with President Eisenhower's avowed policy of putting spend ing cuts ahead of any reductions in taxes.
 A tax cut must ''precede, not follow" budget reductions, the committee said in a report to the House only one day after Eisen- hover strongly renewed his stand for the reverse order.
 Further, the committee asserted a delay in tax trimming until the level of spending is determined the approach stressed by Eisen- hower-"might well have serious economic consequences.
 This language brought squarely into the open a simmering clash among Republicans over tax pol icy and raised the threat of a possible presidential veto. It was approved by the committee in a closed meeting late yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Watchdog Committee Eyes Armed Service Textbooks

WASHINGTON, R-Rep. Short R-No) said today a House watch dog subcommittee may probe text books used by the armed services world ' wide educational system for any Communist bias
 Short said he understood some of the textbooks used by the Army haven't been so good" and should be surveyed.
 The services maintain an ex- tensive educational system for officers and enlisted men in the US. and at all overseas posts. Short said he was informed these activities cost 4 billion dollars annually.
 He said the House Education and Labor committee also is in- terested in surveying military textbooks. There would be no essential conflict, he added, if the armed services group also under took this probe.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Salmon Industry Proposes Wage Cuts and Fishermen Will Ask For Raise

SEATTLE, R-Representatives of the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, and the Alaska Fishermen's Union were to meet here Wednes- day to begin contract negotiations for the 1853 season.
 The industry, for the first time in many years, asked to reopen the contract and said the fisher men would be asked to take wage cut back to the 1851 level. This would mean about a four per cent wage drop on straight time with overtime provisions amounting to more than that.
 Meanwhile, the union has asked for 10 per cent ross-the-board increase in regular and overtime wages, plus health and welfare programs and other contract changes.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Senate Committee to Investigate West Coast Maritime Problems


 SEATTLE, R - Pacific Coast maritime problems will be probed by a Senate investigation commit tee sitting at Seattle and s n Francisco this spring, Sen. War ren G. Magnuson D-Wash) said in an interview Tuesday.
 Magnuson emphasized that the committee is especially interested in Alaska transportation prob lems, shipping to the Orient, whe- ther union hiring halls should be legalized, Japanese shipping com petition, port security measures and whether the military is dis eliminating it's in distribution of military cargoes-. ,
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Sen. Jensen Says Stanley McCutcheon "A Bit Confused"

JUNEAU, tR- Territorial Sen. Marcus Jensen D-Douglas) said Tuesday when informed he was being sued for $175,OOO for dam ages by former legislator Stanley McCutcheon, "my only comment is that he seems a bit confused about the facts"
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Navy Patrol Plane Flies Through Volcano Ashes

KODIAK, R - The crew of a US. Navy patrol plane told Tues day how they flew through bill lowing black smoke and pelting ash spewed into the air in mass eruption of volcanos in Katmai National Monument.
 The pilot, It. James T. Ingram, said he was flying over the Shell- kof Strait, between Kodiak Island and the mainland, when a huge black ball of smoke was seen rising into the air some 20 miles from the plane.
 Tt rolled up like smoke from an oil fire" Ingram said. 1t went up about 15,OOO feet"
 Ingram said he circled to the left of the eruptions and two minutes later a second cloud of smoke boiled up eight miles northeast of the first plume and moved closer to it.
 The smoke continued to rise, Ingram said, until it had reached approximately the 30,000- foot level.
 Streams of ash poured out of the smoke" Ingram said, "ike rain falling from a thundercloud. "
 Ingram kept circling the erup- ton and one hour later, more col umns of smoke poured into the air, one after the other. Ingram said they shot up in line, like a chain of explosions.
 The co-pilot, It. Robert l.. Boll- ing, stuck his head from the window of the plane in an at tempt to take a picture. He was struck by bits of volcanic ash.
 Ingram said ash started strik- ing the plane and tiny bits of paint were chipped from tn e planes wings and propellors.
 More explosions took place in different areas" Boiling said. we sighted between six and eight separate columns of smoke" "
 Ingram said he became worried lest the plane be directly over a crater when it "Dlew it's top"
 Ingram said he moved out about six miles and continued to circle the erupting columns of smoke.
 The erupting volcano has been tentatively identified as either Mt. Trident or Mt. Mageik, 7,OO0foot mountains in the area.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Vice Trial Closed 10 Public

NEW YORK, R-A state SUD- renee court justice Tuesday re- fused to order General Session Judge Francis L. Valente to open the Minot Jelke vice trial to the public and press.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Past Years Civic Developments
 Reported At Chamber Banquet

AlIC ciilIludl OdIlUuGI OI LIlG Chamber of Commerce held last evening at the Boring Sea Club had as it's toaStmaster, Larry Calvin, who has been president of the organization for the past two years.
 Reports throughout the evening indicated the extensive work of the group throughout the year in various fields of civic devel- opment.
 Secretary Terry Jackson'ss re- port showed that over 100 out-of- town visitors had been guests of the Chamber during the year and over 1,200 letters, in the form of inquiries, had been answered, as well as volume of official mail. Her report showed that at the present time the Chamber is working on the promotion of roads to Fairbanks, Teller and Wales, tourist trade, improve ment in sanitation and the expan- sion of schools.
 Treasurer Dr. F. Langsam re- porting on finances said the or ganization had a bank balance of $219.19 to start the new year. Big Tourist Season Indicated
 A. Polet, reporting for Nome Visitors Assn. and Alaska Visit ors Assn, stated that indications for 1853 are that there will be twice as many tourist as last year, the increase being due largely to the publicity activities of these groups. The Nome Visitors Assn. has had published 10000 tourist pamphlets through assessment funds from business houses and which are being distributed all over the United States.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Compton, of IVA, Kansas City, Mo-, were pre- sented and were most enthusias- tic in their praise of Alaska as a winter tourist spot. They came for a day and have extended their visit to almost a week, including KotZebue and hope to visit Gam bell tomorrow
 Supt. William Angel of the Nome School reported that he is doing the best he can with the school in its present overcrowded condition. He said that the school, designed for about 150 children, now houses 390 and bigger en- rollment is anticipated for next year.
 School Plans Made Known
 Ray Tveter of the Nome School Board gave an excellent resume of the boards activities and stud ies for the Improvement of school conditions and expressed eppre- ciation for the interest shown by the community about the expan- sion program.
 In the present plans, he stated, the board hoped to be able (after submitting several plans and all ternates to qualified engineer) to submit to the city council the needs and recommendations now in the formative stage. They hope to be able to either enlarge the classroom space in the present school by eliminating the gym or building new section to the school; also to erect a new gym more suitable to community needs with more spectator space" and
Evening star., 1953-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEAR WASHINGTON GOLF
AND COUNTRY CLUB


Situated on large, beauti-
fully Handicapped lot, with
screened rear porch command
ing o majestic view of sur
rounding countryside and fea-
turing q 17x27-ft. living room,
this lovely custom-built RAM
bier offers to the discerning
buyer. with substantial cash,
an opportunity seldom seen
on today's market. With an
accent on SpaciouSneSs and
graceful easy living, this
house contains huge living
room, family -siSed dining
room, de luxe all-electric
kitchen with space for break
fast nook, three master-siZed
bedrooms, 2 fun baths, abun-
dance of closets and storage
attic, designed by the owner
and quality built to his order.
There is a full basement with
built-in 2-car garage. Entire
property in immaculate con-
dition, tastefully decorated to
please the most fastidious eve.
aANOWELL & RUTLEY
n A.0A00 Raalfo1S Tva TR Q.Ror.
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HANOWELL & RUTLEY
JE. 4-O400 Realtors Eve, EN-. 3-627O
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcons.D }
]. VICTOR DICKEY

UNIVERSITY PARK-Custom built s.
bedrm. brick rambler, 30-ft. liv
rm. with Swedish fireplace, ScreeneC
breezeway to brick garage will
peach tile), equipped kit. with auto
dishWasher, garbage disposal; 14-ft
refRr. with freezer chest, bonedrS
44-ft. bsmt. with auto. washer anc
dryer, auto. gas heat. Owner leav'
ing for Florida. A sacrifice a
So, 800. FILA financing.
EVANSVILLE HILLS-Corner 4-bed.
rm. brick home, lge. nv. rm., sep
1S-ft din. rm., tile bath, equipped
kit: attached garage: full dry bsmt.
auto. oil heat; Bendix washer in.
cluded Might 80 FILA. S16.95O
3 HOMES SOLD THIS WEEK LIST
YOUR HOME FOR SALE WITH US
FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION.
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcons.l J

FRAME RAMBLER. 2 bedrms.. tile
rm., all-elec. kitchen. full basement.
Conv. to schools and transportation.
Assume $4,000 FLA LOAN, excel
lent terms. Exclusive. LYNN REAL
SToNE RAMBLER, 8 bedrms.. 1M
baths, spacious cathedral liv.. rm..
has stone fireplace and huge picture
window overlooking the. patio and
fenced lawn. Equipped kitchen in
eludes dishwasher; attached ,ens,og garase.
sumo $4,000 4ce loan. excellent
terms. LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-940O.
COUNTRY HOME-Four acres. Co
lonial brick. Nine rms. center hall:
2 baths. elec. kit; auto. heat: will
consider trade. for smaller home.
OWNER. Daleview 5-9068. -2l
ONLY SII 900, close-in Glen Carlyn!
bedrms. and 2 sleeping porches up-
large large kit. plus huge iiv. porch on
1st a; level corner l00xl2 20. $1,000
cash required If FLA; Sl.1OO sash
required II CT. CARROLL B1cKLE'
81 o 600 DOWVN buys this 2-bedrm., ex-
pansible Cape GOD. located close to
schools and shopping; hot water,
heat and bsmt. Call to see. GLEBE-
WOOD REALTY 2l6O N. Glebe I'd
viii vi ray TRY GI.-ao% down; 3 bed
rm. rambler, close in: price Sl2.950.
Call US for details, ,GLEBEWOOD
REALTY, 2160 N. Glebe rd.. JA.o .
HiA1S3DhYMAN A1S3DhYMAN sPEcIAI-4 bedrms., 3
baths. mod. rambler with new rot
sfstp sis.Goo. oeSf GLEgEWoop ssisS; i500 Realty Il
2l6O N. Glebe rd., ia. 7-7731. 10
81 500 DOWN, 3-bedrm.. rambler. q
mos. old. Lge. liv. rm., beaut. West
inghouSe kit, full bsmt., l blk. to
school, blks. to shopping: All
city conveniences. 20 minis: Penta-
Eon. TINKLE PROPERTIES. ia
HONE Sasl' AND III 'IfSCoo ifSScCoME-a complete
aptS.. 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din, rm.,
kit. and bath on 1st A., bedrmS;,
liV rm., kit. and bath upstairs. Full
bSnlt,, oil h.-w.h.. double-car gar
age. Concrete drive. Pvt. entr. to
both apis. Located on large corner
lot with shade trees, 2 blkS. from
> buSlines. Close to schools ana
stores. Potential rental income.
$3.50 downstairs. S125 upstairs. Ask
ing S22500 with substantial cash.
TINKLE PROPERTIES. ia. 2-23Sl.
ia. 1896. -19
FALLS CHURCH :,
Brick, English-type rambler, excel;
rn6 6FSi
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This stately center hall brick Colonial
is situated on beautiful tree shaded
lot on q most desirable street: the
liv. rm. U3hx23h) has mirrored
firepl. There Is a family-size separ-
ate din. rm. with chair rail and
cornice and entr. to nice screened
kitchen leads to q nice stone patio;
a maids room with full bath can be
found in the bsmt. with q garage:
the End flr. has 4 bedrms. and z
baths: this Is an excel. value and
can be handled with Sc. 900 cash.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
1884 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-73oo
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HOUSES. FOR SALIVA.
$17,95O
Near Russell Rd. and

$17,950
Near Russell Rd. and
Maury School
2 w. OAK ST.
A brick and frame; 3 bed
rms. and bath on End floor.
Liv, rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., equipped kitchen and
den on 1st floor. Venetian
blinds. Lot, 70x133. Double
car garage. Full bsmt. with
half bath. Oil h.-w. heat.
Ideal home for convenience
and durability. Beautiful oak
tree and pine in front yard;
hedge around yard. Approx.
$4,000 down. Balance financed
on good terms
PHONE K1. .9-6644 OR TIE. 6-7343
$1O,500
Here 1t is-see for yourself
buy with low monthly pay
ments of only .$75.14, which
includes everything. 2 bed
rms, liv. rn., din. rn1.,
kitchen. tiled bath, full bsmt.,
outside entrance; gas hair
heat; front porch; nr. schools.
opFNW KI a RRIA no TIE CE2AQ
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SLEEPY HoLLOw-Early American
Colonial, on a park-like h-acre cor.
ner with towering trees Rooms in.
clude entrance hall. l3x24 Twins
room, paneled den, 1Ox13. with FIRE.
place; dining room, 1lx13: lst f1ool
e bath: delightful electric kitchen;
Moor, 3 spacious bedrooms and de
luxe tiled bath. Pine-paneled recre-
alton room in basement, l3x2S. ,.
car detached brick garage. Ewes and
Sun, call Mr.. Beatty, JE. 2-4424.
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LYON PARK-All rooms are large in
modern convenience. The gracious
nv. rm. with fireplace has French
doors leading to . useful den or
TV room. The powder room is con-
veniently located. The large kitchen
Is beautifully equipped. 3 bedrms.,
moor: full bsmt. with outside en-
trance. The attractive grounds must
be seen to be appreciated. Only
$4,000 cash required: carly pos
SNssSioni NTS paaitsE. rAitRkES' SMITH d DON
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ARLINGToN-NoRTH
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
AURORA HILLS

23la Wilson BIyd" All IA 5.64o
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FALLS CHURCH
Brick, English-type rambler: excel;
fl. Gas hot-air heat. garbage dis
posal, refgr.. range tile bath. full
bsmt l blk to good grade school;
Handy to excel. shop. center. good
transp. PRICE S1S250. Ss Ca, MI; AZ
REALTY CO., --19
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LOW
Down Payment! I!
Settlement Charge!

Oettlc41le1At NIldISe!
THREE BEDROOM. e-YEAR-oLD
ALL-BRICK rambler; immacu-
late cond.; cloSe-in N. Arl.
(just a'step to transp.. schools
and ,Stores}; de luxe kit. 20
liv. din. rm. comb. with fire-
place and picture window; 3
Closets, DEUS; de luxe aii"tiie itS BATH:
level lot, on QUIET STREET;
$1,000 worth of extras in:
Si9.s5ol Hpsa ;" ASSUME assume PsIss7 Psisss,7sSo. 2.
4eo 1st TRUST ($99 per mo-,
includes int. prin., taxes and
inSur). owner has bought
larger house, must selli Call
now for full details.
RENT BEATER-S2. 900 down
move in; total payments $100
taxes and Insurance.; 81
bsmt.. ga yrs. old: lovely level
lot: Anchor-fenced rear yard
with barbecue; storm windows.
Owner in service, is trans
ferred,
3h ACRES; two years old:
3 bedrms. and bath; nice liv.
rm., sep. din. rm.: $4,000
DOWN, BAL. LIKE RENT. Call
Mr.. Fortune. DE. 2-45S7.
$4,000 DOWN; two years old:
large liv.-din. rm. comb, 2
bedrms. and tile bath. REGU-
LAR STAIRWAY TO EXPAND
ABLE 2nd FL $12,950; total
payment on bal. LESS THAN
500.
OFFICE OPEN TIL Q Pm.
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hwy, ia. 5-7515
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KENsINGTON--S14,5O0
rhree-bedrm. rambler on lge. corner
lot: liv. rm. din. rm. comb. w/firepl.
Iuli bsmt.; close to transp. and shop.
ping. Excel. terms.
INEz CUSHARD
EN-. 2-4232: Ewes. AID. 4-S756
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Bethesda Silver Spring Area
Three -bedrm. rambler; daylight bsmt.
with bath; large. cheerful. COM
plete GE kitchen with dining area;
8. Dir: From 10th ST.. west on
East-West hwy, l mi. to Sundale
dr.. right to Quinton rd. and homes.
II. j. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
GOOD HOMES

PRICE JUST REDUCED on Wood
baths: cool. secluded porch: recr.
room started: early poss., as owner
CUTE 8 20Elhs RhSdsIER e q e. for s1s.s5o: ha. &
rooms and bath, semifinished 2nd
moor; neighborhood Of similar homes.
with schools close; "Glenmont."
IF YOUR FAMILY IS LARGE. by all
means see this Sill. Spg. home. with
1St-hoor bedroom and bath and 3
%Gye ony sf9s and psS bath yarS aS .S S
An SSti EXIRA APT. for renting in this
Rockville home: has 5 rooms and
bath for owner: h.-w. heat: garage;
all In really top condition. and
SMART S1,{ F. eoRNER e2s HOME for s,s.-
other weiI-finished bedroom % o up; m :uli
SSnmnto; with gas heat; lot has over
A SIT G1TrEE 4: fft1ix1so' UP will, do won,
gers to to this $1,000 frame bone in
bedroom apt. for owner and small
bsmt. apt. to rent.
DALE DRIVE area Of Sill. spg.-Near-
ly new brick home with 6 rooms,
den. "a baths. shaded porch, full
SS1 Ssmt;c :oo garage; pyice just cut to
NEW LOWER PRICE on brick hom.
on Flower ave, Tx. PIX: generous
rooms and bath for owner. also
small apt. upstairs; large yard and
EaraEe: now only S15,950.
NONE vsHt;s.9 OF m TaESE aISsE properties is ad-
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. III s.61II
Evening star., 1953-06-18
4 BEDROOMS. S11 $50

Lovely Cape Cod BUNGALOW, conven.
lent section, equipped kit. with din
ing area, fun bsmt,, home in excel.
cond.. many extras.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
Wo. 7-6655 UN. 4-1166 WO. 7-O636
lis
Evening star., 1953-06-18

PK.-Beautiful 3-bed-
rm. rambler. Many extras. owner
leaving July. Call AP. 1920. 10
S1@,45O. is q buy; lge. rms, full
dry bsmt., sep. din. rm. beautiful
hardwood mrs. and plaStered walls
throughout; conv. to Landover Hills
school; level fenced lot. Owner
fast: FHA terms. Cali WA. $4,000
Till pm. ROBERT F. DAVIS d CO.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

Z BEDRMS.-S2. 600 cash buys this
1l1-story frame; new-house conoi-
tion: hedrms. on 1St floor; full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; nr. school and
transp. Cheverly. Only $13,75O.
ALVIN EPLING, UN 4-0313
Evening star., 1953-06-18
MARYLAND University
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

well located 2-yr.-oid brk. rambler
near Lee hwy. and Westmoreland
and Stewart school: good-sised
bedrmS., lRe. liv.-din. rm comb.
fully equipped kit; paneled !gamerm.
pit; owner leaving country. POSI-
lively MUST BE SOLD IMME-
DIATELY. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
IA. 5-626e: eves.. ia. 7-0s42 or
.IpEE,Nc:ToS q 1:1SS2 $40 soo-n-t :,m,1a... S1
in the excel. highly convenient Arne-
Valley section; 5 nice-siZe rms. tile
bath. full basement with Law; clean
Is . pin; So: 400. 1st trust, FRANK
"a nszn 1nszn :, n n lscSz99o aiS'"
CONTINUED on Negt Pagel
Evening star., 1953-06-18
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE
BURNING TREE RD

BURNING TREE RID.
New listing-Gracious brick Colonial
ideally situated on q beautifully
shrubbed and Handicapped lot; 15O-
IT. frontage with additional $50 It.
condition and features full bedroom
and bath plus paneled den, gracious
drawing room, large dining room.
modern kit. on 1st a.; each Of the
8 main bedrms. on the End a., have
q large private bath: adj. the main
house are 2 additional bedrms. and
full bath; in all. 8 bedrms. and 4
full baths on end level. Also there
Is maRnificant recr. rm. with bar.
fireplace. ETC.; gear garage with
large rear parking apron. You will
love the quiet Of this location and
the charm Of this home. TIL 9 pm.
call I'm. 2-7400.
METZLER, REALTORS
S022 CONN. AVE. AT NEBR
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HOLLYWOOD

Sl3,50O-GI APPROVED
Three-bedrm. rambler; fully eouipped
kitchen, large living rm,, fully tiled
bath; gas &C. heat; full bsnt.,
outside entrance: Handicapped lot;
close to elementary school and
transportation.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
HE. 4-3500. Ewes, CIR. 3-3o12.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
BETHESDA

=, $1.750 CASH, Sis MO.
'hres- -bedrm. brick rambler on lge.
ieve! lot; with trees; liv. rm.-din.
rm. comb, bath. kit. with washer:
no bsmt. Sl7,95O.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

cOLORED-vIRGNIA AVE. s.w.-
Six rooms, bath; brick. End com
mercial. $4,000. OWNER. DI
7-7S77.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
TRADE YOUR HOME
OverloOking PARKWAY

OVcAAOOh411S PARKWAY
xenSington, Md.-AttSac. brick Cape
Cod home on wooded lot, 9Ox2OO;
conv: to bus. schools and shopping
firepl, lEe. kit. . bedrms. and /
bath; 2nd A., 2 Ice, bedrms.: full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; blt.-in garage.
Priced Low. at S14,95O. For further
details. call Oh. $3.50 til pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
7336 Wis Ave
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COLORED-WOODR1DGE
$500 block 18th ST.. n.e.--6 spacious
rooms. ga baths. large knotty-p pine
recreation room, large porch, oil
heat: detached, on large lot; beauti-
full and convenient location; excel
lent condition. Mr.. Mobley. Ii.
1881 or Ii. 7-9377, ZAGAMI
REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcens.O

S14,95O, ASSUME $4,000 4eS trust.
Nearly new 4.bedrm. Cape Cod near
Rockville; full bsmt., many extras;
vacant; will trade. PARKSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-1S76 til 8 pm.
MUST SELL this 3-yr.-old. all-brick
rambler located Just OF Conn. ave.
in q splendid residential section;
lge: 30-ft. liv. rn.. din. rm., 3 lge.
bedrms.: on Q wooded lot, 65x140.
Only S23,500 and in our opinion
worth much more. Call NE. S-1l43
until 9 pm; ewes. Mr.. Hooper. WO.
fNe', Slss7q; a..itor. I, WESLEY BUCHANAN
5000 BRANDT PL., h-block South
Naval Medical Center; red brick CO.
lonial, slate roof, large living room,
fireplace; French doors to screened
porch. large dining room, kitchen,
3 extra large bedrooms. 2 tiled baths.
attached garage. full basement. Open
ewes. Sat. and Sun. Owner. OIL.
2-4l70; ewes, OIL. 4-7479. So, $50;
no brokers, 30
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Bethesda Chevy Chase
Reduced $2,500-Urgent Sale
Six well-planned rooms,
fireplace; side screened porch;
play room; hot-water heat;
on lot, 50x150; l block of
Wisconsin ave. on Norwood
dr.. near Bradley. Take over
large OF loan. Phone Mr.. Bell
any time, AID. 2-2299.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE, 7-1sO0
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BETHEsDA-Brick and California
redwood rambler. 3 bedrmS., 2
baths. spacious liv. rm.. separate
din. rn. Tremendous value at Sl9,-
$50. Cash down. 81, 900. To in
spect call McGinnisS. MA. $4,000:
ewes, TU. 2-23SS.
F. w. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

81 800 DOWN. ASSUME BIG a.
WITH FULL BsMT. BIG LIVING
RIM. WITH DINING AREA. FOR
ONLY $4,000. Mr. SCHOOLS AND
BUS. LANGLEY PARK AREA.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1953-06-18
COTTNTRV HOME

COUNTRY HOME
3-bedrm.. masonry Cape Cod. 13x33
liv. rm. 1 u baths, full bsmt.. over
lookins proposed Annapolis freeway,
acre. htEh groynDd; 400 Il: on
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
n. 4.8Bo0 Once Open I'll Pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
REAL CHARM


A comfy little 5-rm. brick home
in Takoma Park. featuring Q
screened porcheS. nice LIVING frn.
with foyer entrance, big dining
rm., bright kitchen, beautiful
bedrms. and bath on 1st A.. stairs
to storaEe attic. Full bsmt. with
attractive pine-paneled rec, rrn.
and bath. Pretty lot. Price. SIS.
ESQ.
Maryland University
Very clean. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
featuring liv. rm. with firepl, guest
size din. rm., kitchen with table
space. Full basement and rec. rr1.
Level, tree-shaded lot, close to every.
thing. Price, S17,950.
WOOD COMPANY
1115S Georsia Ave, Silver Spring
LO. 4-7200 TILL 8 PM.
IN
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Gil 5Q0

semidet. . bedrms. sepa-
rate din. rm.. lge. fenced lot. Assume
40 loan. $59.66 per mo.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

PARK-Spacious brick
Colonial of finest prewar construc-
ition. Elec. KIT. wfuispnSal, sfaciUus
liv. rm. with beautiful fireplace.
lge. din. rm., breakfast nook and
baths UP. Large attic, full bsmt..
recr. rm. with "a bath. Oil NV,
heat. lge. handicapped lot, . brick
garages. To inspect. call 1at
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-450O
Evening star., 1953-06-18

ADJOINING coELEdE Hrs. EsTATEs
Brick 4-bedroom home; "a baths,
large iv. and din. rm.. lreplaces.
large rec. rm;, laundry rm. and
solarium; gas heat; double garage;
large corner lot, attrac Handicapped.
Price, $4,000. SEIDENSPINNER
Realtor. WA. 7-1010. 30
WAIL-TO-W WALL CARPETING. CON
CRETE DRIVEWAY. 2 BLKS. FROM
SCHOOL. QUICK SALE DEMANDED.
ASSUME BIG CT TRUST ON 81
BEDRM. RAMBLER WITH FTREPL.
AND MODERN KITCHEN. FULL
PRICE, $13.75O.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. $1,000