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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
Washington Letter -- By Robert Nelson Tavlor

reliable. The sky is getting to be a
wonderful place for a conference
as all kinds of companies are find
ing out. One of them. we under
stand, manufactures hOrseshOes.
-
No Sale
Pravda, the pOre-Or-less official
newspaper of Moscow (ALL papers
in Russia had better be Officially
has already backed up our predic-
tiOn of last week that the USSR is
not exactly eager for that second
string fOuT-pOwer meeting of the
foreign ministers of the US, Brit
ain, France and Russia.
AS the Reds see it, the invita-
tiOn from the West to sit down next
September and talk about Germany
and Austria is a behind the back"
conspiracy. 1t has already been
rigged, they think: and most Iu-
dicrOus of all, perhaps, is their idea
that our John Foster Dulles will
bring the British and French min
listers over on a leash.
In other words, if Mr.. MOlotov
can set the time and place and de-
eide what is to be discussed, they
might want to play.
Finish The StreGm-Linjng,
General
Postmaster General Summer
field tells us that he has got his new
management team organized and in
his first half year on the Job has
improved service and cut costs.
Now, he says, he wants to take in
about 265 million dollars more for
his stamps.
He wants, as you doubtless know.
to get an extra penny on Out-Of-
town tirst-class letters, a cent more
for air-mail stamps. He'd like pub
fishers of newspapers and maga-
zines to pay him Is million a year
more for his services, and collect
an extra fifty from the advertising
people and others who use third
class mail.
We think Americans generally
would rather pay for their postal
service as they use it. that is, pay
at the stamp window the full price
of the services they expect to re-
ceive, rather than cover in, their
taxes postal losses currently re-
ported at $746.OOO,OOO a year.
But we think too, that it would
be somewhat loss Of a uyroucb -
pay four cents for a stamp if we
thought our Congressman was do
ing the same thing, and that the
Government bureaus were ponying
up for postage out of their appro-
priatiOns.
We don't recall, however, that
Mr. Summerfeld said anything
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31

residents feel is justifable. In spite of the
COuncilmen over the defeat of the $500 900. 90
bond issue a few months ago, it seems GER
tain that Milford voters will not reverse
themselves on this question. City Council had
better make its plans accordingly.
N2~RnRNle
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
ME TRUCE IN KOREA

At long last an uneasy truce has been sign
ed In Korea. For the time being at least our
boys are not dying in that GOd-fOrsaken land.
American mothers, wives and children can
sleep without the haunting fear that a loved
one may be dying at that minute in desOute
Korea. From the human element the truce
comes as pleasure to all of us peace loving
Americans. But for the families of the $4,000
American service men who have paid the
supreme penalty in this undeclared war the
armlStlce comes too late. To them-all of
them-the American nation owes an undying
devotion. No assurance of peace in the fu-
ture can compensate those who have suffered
this loss. Both the dead and their survivors
have paid heavy price that freedom as we
know 1t should not be wiped out. We are
grateful that the slaughter will cease.
But as a Nation our feelings are mixed.
We are all glad that the fighting has stopped
AS Nation we must stop and ponder lust
what we have accomplished in this adventure
into international intrigue and greed. AS q
Nation we must wonder lust what we have
gained in the long run through our interven-
tlon into Far Eastern affairs AS a Nation
we must prepare for eventualities of even
more severe nature, should President Rhea of
South Korea kick over the traces and start
anew the treacherOus war which for three
years has Sapped our strength, both of a
financial nature and of precious human life
No shouts of rejoicing greeted the an
nouncement of the signing of the armistice
last Sunday evening. None of the happiness
and excitement that characterized the end
ing of the Second World War was in evi-
dence. A dazed Indifference seemed to be
the reaction of Americans everywhere. From
all SldeS came the query, "Is it real, or is it
phOny. This only time will tell.
This has been a strange war. We have
seen an outstanding General removed from
command whose only mistake was that he
wanted to win. He wanted victory. It was a
war in which defeat seemed imminent at
first, followed by apparent victory a few
months later. A war in which communistic
CHINA threw thousands Of troops to stem our
victorious tide and bring stalemate. Killing,
for the time being, has ceased. Let us hope
that our leaders in Washington can have the
patience and wisdom necessary to the win
nlng OF Just and lasting peace. That is the
hope of all freedom loving persons, whether
they be American or citizens of any other
country.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
NOaO That's Settled

The Senate, at the end of a long.
hard day, confirmed the Admins
tratiOn's cuts in the Truman de-
Tense budget, by passing the SS4,-
500, 900, 900 defense bill.
Personnel reductions will be
made in all the services, the Air
Force will be increased from lO6
to ia wings in the next year, and
to 12O by mid-1955; Army combat
strength remains at twenty divis-
ions, with an increase in anti-air-
craft battaliOns; Naval strength to
remain at 40S warships. II carrier
groups and 9,941 aircraft and Ma
rines at three divisions and three
air wings.
Considering that the only major
controversy was over retaining the
Administrations five billion cut in
Air Force funds-which couldn't
have been spent anyway-the So
Ions could have saved themselves a
lot of wear and tear and overtime
work.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
There's NO-O-O Place
Like Home

Working early and late on the
"hOme-stretch," the Congress still
struggles with the vision of August
first adjournment.
II wonder how many times men
like Willis Smith (the North Caro-
lima Senator who recently died OF
heart attack have to drop dead"
Senator Clinton p. Anderson,
(Dem) of New Mexico, asked his
colleagues. before the sessions are
shortened.
But Senator William F. Know
land, the acting Republican leader,
who would probably make the best
fullback in the Senate, didn't seem
bit tired, and said he didn't think
the grind was too tough.
Whichever is right, we can't help
wondering what this annual endur-
ance contest has been doing to the
American people. Every year, lust
as our lawmakers get down to the
most serious problems of our time,
and always including the spending
bills, somebody looks at the cal
endar, somebody else reads in the
paper that Joe DOaks has fried an
egg on the Pennsylvania sidewalk,
and the big push for adjournment is
on.
Maybe Senators and Congressman
work better under pressure. Ger
tainly they work faster. But, hav-
ing provided them with air-condi-
tiOning and an ANNUAL salary. we
could wish they'd be a little more
deliberate about our billions.
| %&%*
They Cut Melons Upstairs
1t was something of a shock to
this earth-bOund clOd, to learn that
private airplanes owned by busi-
ness concerns flew almost as manv
miles last year as the scheduled
domestic airlines! The score is
422,OOO,OOO plane-miles for the
company planes, and 100000 for
the liners.
Also, there are 11,OO0 of these
fiscal aircraft in service, and thev
include everything from modest lit
tie single-engine planes to the new
est and largest air transports that
are full of the latest instruments
and electrOnic flying gadgets. Ac-
cording to Planes. the official pub
llcatlon of the Aircraft Industries
association, they are worth S175.-
100000 and burn up about a million
collars worth of gas and oil a year.
And, in case you're interested. a
plane is better buy today than be-
Iore World War II. A good four
place Job will cost the same today.
about $4,000. but it will be much
raster, more comfortable and more
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31

about the franking privilege being
a little more OutmOded than the
pony express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-21

SPRING VALLEY. 500, 5O0-Besutiful
white brk. center-hall Colonial in
the most desirable part Of this very
Law. on LIST f.; twin bedrms.. 2
bath on 2nd A.. lovely level lot;
perfect cond. Owner has already
moved from city. urges immed. sale.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1;
ewes III 6-6456
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Fl. JOHNSON, WA. T-5UOU. 70
$3.50, $1,000 CASH-College Park
area. Will sacrifice this bungalow
with 5 rms. and bath, full ventilated
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., built-in garage,
large shaded lot partly fenced in.
and must sell. ALVIN EPLING, UN,
4-0313. -24
S 900 DN.-In w. Hyattsville: s.
room bungalow, close to transp.
and schools. n. SMITH REALTY,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BERKELEY, 4713 Berkeley teri. NV
Open, daily, 5 to 8. Beautiful, big:
brand-new, 4-bedrm. residence Of
finest quality, high on a quiet circle
with gorgeous, views across POTOMAC
Valley. Includes lib. and lay. l5x35
community, Of Foxhall I'd: few min
from downtown. Reservoir I'd. to
Macarthur blvd. to v ST., right to
4sIh st. sI TRAMK & Id PH sIIdaS d.
BETHESDA-In the Bradley blvd.
section and surrounded by towering
trees, a delightfully."- different Colo
NAL with 3 extra large bedrms. and
2 baths on End f.; very spacious
living and dining rooms and large
recr. rm.; excel lot with outdoor
TWEED CO. INC, 1904 Conn. ave
EN-. 1890 til 9.
BETHESDA bedrms.. III baths,
liv, rm., firepl;, den, full din. nm,
Pas6er F deep G freezs saT a1G
lot. Excellent. financing. Vacant.
S21,750. OIL. 4-O070. Ewes, EN-
BETHESDA Near NH: $3.50.
Brick rambler. corner lot: 3 large
utility rm., storage attic. No brok-
BETHESDA, MD. near Kenwood--
Wide, we'll Handicapped grounds. brk.
residence in fine condition. Con-
tains spacious living room. family
today's kitchen. Three twin sized
bedrooms. two baths. both with tub
and shower: built-in garage. The
owner has been transferred and
must soo sell To oI Inspect ct, call r We
JONES CO INC Chew
B GhffEi 81 o s-bedrm. Brick
rambler: built-in storage seat. under
12-ft. pic. win, in 24-ft. liv. rm. !;
firepl. with Heatilator; huge, unusual
Kit maryelous poTih one Pat ssS;
sell. OIL. 4-o770. Ewes, RIA. 1859.
BETHESDA AREA-Nearly new g.
bedrm., rambler, with l "a baths, kit
with break bar, lovely level lot.
s:s39 s3za S5'a excel Co., S.nslP5
BURNT S1t' MILLS vILLAGE-Exclusive
community. Splendid rambler. Alb
Northwest dr., PRICED to sell. Open
s sSont tn m dsFk beyo9a F SSf'e corners
ROBERT E. HEATER. Agent. JU.
CHEVY IIEV l. CHASE. Md bedrooms
and = DatnS on SeC0nQ noOr. Inc
attractive living room. family sized
dining room. large kitchen. de-
located not far from schools and
shopping Centers. z blocks to bus.
To inspect CAL WO. $4,000. EDW
E H JONES g. co. INC CHEVY rs
CHEVY CHASE - White brick. 2k
yrs. old: 3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths, End
A.; lge. liv. rm.. firepl.. French drs.
to lovely porch; fenced garden;
powder rm., lge. sep. din. rm.: bsmt;,
"a bath, rec. area: gar. S32,5O0.
with S24 900 LIST trust. Vacant.
OIL. 4-0070. Ewes, RIA. 3-35S9.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-Attrac-
tive brick rambler located on quiet
street in a wooded area. Convenient
to transp., schools and shopping.
Three bedrms., bath, full bsmt.,
beautiful kit. with de. luxe equip
ment. Priced in the low twenties.
F. A TWEED CO.. INC. 1904 Conn.
ave, EN-. 3-1290 It'll q.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Fine brick
Colonial, in excel. neighborhood; nr.
schools and shopping; lge. glass
porch; all-elec. kit. 3 bedrms. and
> baths; rec. rm. Priced S25,950.
Call Mr.. Morgan, EN-. 2-0530. with
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. $1,000.
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Sononoa Rd -Alta Vista
GOOD HOMES

IN "WooDsIDE FOREST" a Sill. Spg
community Of custom homes; COM
handing corner of brick with 8
bedrooms. / IA baths, secluded cool
full place to live and own these hot
New York will sell for S22,95O.
PRICED AT ONLY S12,95O, this cute
Cape Cod in the ,Glenmont area, with
bedrooms, bath, equipped kitchen
smoun Rs 81 P RCme for hs moneys
See it and you'll love 1t.
AN INCOME HOME of brick in Tx.
PIX. with three units; owners has
2 bedrooms, other two have one;
handy to downtown bus and stores;
JUST LISTED. 2-story brick home.
spG.; g rooms and bath. plus list
foor-den. rec. room; $4,000 down,
BALANCE $50 month.
DALE DR.. AREA Of Sill. Spg.; rela-
lively new brick home of z rooms,
~ baths. side screened porch; ga !;
B RI ;soo COLONIAL HOME with 6
rooms, bath and rec. room; near
schools, rec. center and handy to
markets; in, fine cond. and avail
r SS{s N!th4n a4 d syHMSlsR in CEN
t M Sit f1t' ST.; br seD with ) bed:
rooms, 2 baths, bkft. nook; full
bSmt.; all IN very good taste and
top condition; sell 800.
NONE OF THESE homes is ad-
vertiSed b ether ET 1f,SeS;
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS, ~. 5,6111.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-$19,500
EXCELLENT TERMS AVAIL.
Newly decorated conveniently To-
Gated, attractive home. Excellent
neighborhood near Rosemary School
and Leland Jr. High. Reception hall,
firepl. in liv. rm., big paneled den,
din rm., lge. modern kitchen. Three
bedrms., tile bath, deep closets. sun
deck on 2nd d. Garage. Large lot,
shade trees. ONCE open till g..
Town & Suburban, EN-, 2-9400
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ONLY S11Q5n

By Characterization Hts. Assume
4es loan; 8 yrs. old, 2 bedrooms,
lot, close to schools. churches,
transp.. shopping. Call 10. 6-4369
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

on Sligo ave; attrac. bungalow; 3
bedrms., bath, liv, rm., din: nm.
comb. with firepl.. kit. with break
fast space. front porch, wooden
storm windows; full bsmt. with out
side entr.; Diet. garage; nice YARD
CHESTER II. KELLER, Realtor
III. 5-710O, Mrs, Isard, 10. 6-1S94.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

house, no plumbing; $4,000. 5000
down. $50 mo-; 2-bedrm. house,
over / acre, L mi. D. c.: big attic.
$4,000. 5000 down. S75 mo. -ADER-
HOLDT REALTY. LO. 7-S515. -23
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SILVER SPRING
BETHESDA, MD.

7-rm.. 2-bath Diet. brick Colonial.
Well shaded lot. Hall entrance, lge.
1st-fir. room. 8 bedrms. and 2 baths
on End fir; full bSmt.. rec. rm.. hot
water heat. Low price Of S20,950.
Assume -GI loan. 4es interest. Lew
monthly payments. Close to every
e caIl LEGu 5llfe & 0e GERB SER Realty ~
CO. 1915 Connecticut ave EN-.
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RRADMOOR,

2-story brick home fea-
turing 1st-flr. powder rm.. separate
din. rm.. 3 bedrms. on 2nd A. Full
6s mt attacSed pa poIcn' s sa roof
Ideal lot for children. Convenient to
schools and transp. Priced in the
low 20's. Office open It'll 9.
F.. M. FRY. INC. OIL. 2-87O0.
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SILVER SPRING. MD:
Real comfort for large family: real
home with income for small family,
10 rms, 3 baths % rms. bath lst
n Lot 50x220. Close in. mr.. every
thing: new cond. OWNER. Reas. cash.
haI ronf PA R.R2O1 IL
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BETHESDA'S CUTEST RAMBLER
Near Our Lady of Lourdes Parochial
School and B. c: C. High School; 3
Overlooks park. adjacent to Column
bia Country Club. Price. S24: $50.
Call MR.. BALDRIDGE, OIL. 6-6S76,
ewes. THOMAS ]. FISHER g. Co,
INC. DI. 7-6830. 20
AREA, opposite Kenwood
Club. in exclusive Springheld--Yo
s9Sifs o. to ss sS es FO S spacioEs
ness, desirability Of neighborhood
and construction. they can't be
beat! Three-bedroom ramblers and
a 4-bedrm. Cape Cod:
Drive out River I'd. Ia mi. past
b. c. line to the Kenwood Club.
left on Springfield dr., 8 blocks to
p. YOUNG. Exclusive Agent
~
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HILLWOOD-TAKOM PARK
OPEN / PM. TO DARK
1904 14th AVENUE
Lovely. 3-bedrm. Colonial brick for
quick sale by transferred owner. Liv.
rm. has firepl. and porch off side.
separate din, rm., generous closets
throuGhout. Full bsmt; No sensible
trade Call Mr.. Carter. -JU. 5-S664
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
TAKOMA PARK
Detached frame on lovely big lot.
close-in suburban living. Under
$4,000. Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-125S for
appt. at your convenience.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
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RADIANT HEAT is one Of the many
fine features IN this large brick
Cape Cod, situated on H-acrs
fenced lot in the Falls Church
area. 4 lge. bedrms.. 2 full baths.
S23 500 for quick sale, Call earlyi
PARKER, SMITH g. DONNELL,
Realtors. Q to 0. IA. 7-6t6i.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

SOMERSET SCHOOL AREA
500 ,500-EXCEL. TERMS
New brick Colonial with LARGE
ROOMS AND CUSTOM FEATURES
THROUGHOUT. Center reception
hall. lst-h powder rm., de luxe all
bedrmD . baths on 2nd H.; mag
nificert lot. 65x155. with so #. of
rear in natural woods with huge
trees, rhododendrons and tiny
stream: quiet street. Desirable COM
mirutes to D. C. line. Exceptional
property. Office open til Q.
Town & Suburban. EN- 2-9400
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KFNSTNGTON

So $50 DIN, BAL. LESS THAN RENT
Only Sis monthly payment for
this new, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
in excel. loc.; l blk to bus, 3
blkS. to shopping. Liv. rm. with
fireplace. full din. rm., kit. with
table space, de luxe bath, full
for further details and appoint
ment. JU. 9-6440, 9 am to 8 Pm.
If no answer, 10. 10000.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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B-t4 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES sALE-N.W. (cont. }

Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, JULY RI, 1853
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A truly unusual, split rambler stu
ated on lge.. level, beautifully land
scaped, lot. This home has lse: liy;
baths and screened porch. Call for
appointment to inspect this lovely
home in Country Club Area.
H. j. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
oil, 4-S111 pa
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HOUSES FOR SALg-Mp.
CQIMAR MAM0p

u 600 down; 2-bedrm. bunRaloW,
sep. din. rm.; Ice. screened porch;
psmt.; l blk. to transportation and
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CH. CH., d. C.-4-bedrm., 2-bath CO.
lonial. white-painted brk., between
Nebraska and Utah aves., convenient
lege. Has cleo refgr., gas furnace,
Diet. garage. Newly finished hdwd.
rs. and newly decorated throughout.
Price, S22,950. Ewes, TIE. 6-176S,
L. T. GRAVATTE, 1918 K st. NV.
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81 500 DOwN-Falls Church area: .
bedrms. with expansible attic; large
living rm. with fireplace, de luxe
refsr., de luxe gas range. Bendix
washer: large lot with chain link
fence; cement patio slab: barbecue;
redecorated in and out: how'd. floors;
Ven. blinds, screens. storm windows.
CT resale in excel, eond. Can SGT.
1881, s am. to 4 pm. No agents.
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7b-ft. rambler, II mi. WaShlngton.
daylight bsmt. 24x24 garage,
screened breezeway. lIs acres abun-
dant shade and fruit. Vienna 90-M.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

hOIAL IMAN6E EM-Wc WILL 01OVc
you BY job or So hr. Six rms. aS
low as $40. DE. 2-0O66. %"
MOvING-All work guaranteed. Low
est rates; RIGHT WAY MOVERS
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET a.
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-O10z. UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
beaches esp. s. l. MORRIS. 461O 18th
st. NV Call To 2-1160 after 4 pm.
MOVING AND. HAULING, pads and
van service; reasonable rates. Il.
GREENE. II. 4-253S. 80
ARE YOU MOVING 70 California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4s52.
DEEP FREEZE MOvERS-Also re-
trigerators, pianos, automatic wash.
; sTs; lowest loTest rates in washington.
FREE PACKING BOXES-cHESTER
MOVERS; anything, any time: rea-
sonable. RE. 1880 or ia. 0-01 Is.
IEDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
91e
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ONLY $3.50 Down

NEAR GEORGIA AND DECATUR
VACANT-Corner brick, 6 lee. rms.
concrete front. two lge. rear porches:
full. Light bsmt. with " bath and
outside entrance; g.h.-w.h.: lovely
'front.' and rear yards; two garages.
owner must sell this week. To in
Evening star., 1953-07-20
MARIETTA PARK PROPER

MAH1E1IA Park PROPER
BEAUTIFUL CORNER BRICK
Four bedrms... bath, powder rm. on
first A.. dining aicove, large fully
equipped kit, porches, big fenced
lot. just beautiful home at most
reasonable price. Trades Considered.
Miss Zaker, DI. 7.3159.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2OO5
PALISADES" on sherrier pl. NV. j
nlock from Macarthur blvd. and
Cute little Victorian frame hous.
with a Georgetown air, recently
done over (decorator) color scheme.
nice bedrms., 2 mod. baths Il on
each NJ. new gas heating system,
new wiring, Lear garage.
IDEAL SPOT for patio under beautiful
big shade tree in rear yard. A
smart little home on a quiet st
only q short walk to bus, carline,
schoo! and rec. center. Price,
Mr.. Manuel will be happy to show
DRURY REALTY CORP.
AD. 2-4000. Ewes. EN-. 3-53se
(By the way, in GEORGETOWN this
house would cost about S25,000.)
Evening star., 1953-07-20
lHoUsES UNFURlNISHHn fcenf. J

AL CONDITION; 8 bedrms., Q in
kit; full bsmt.; soft. yard. oil
Near elementary. and jr. high
schools. 420 oglethorpe st. nv.
R6SkHMs iIss we have Msss ssT.ral sHas and
kitchens. priced from 500 70 Sil5
sooLESY. NC. Poplar FSais s-sis1. .
CORAL HIkLS-3-bedrm.. semidet.,
$11O; nr; transp. and shopping.
wNoS6Dsi6E "a H15s7l fARk@s.b.drm. fissr = luxury
rambler. complete GE kitchen. full
bsmt.. and rec. rm.; 1 blk. from
school. transp. and shopping; $225
per month. Call JU. S-4676 bet.
10 am: and I pm. for appt. --22
47O7 CHESTNUT ST.-3 bedrms. and
bath on Snd FIR: den on 1st fir.
lge. liv.. rm.. din. rm. and mod.
kit. and powder rm. on 1st FIR.
silver SPRING - s-bedrm. brick
Care Cod: tull bsmt.: ayaii immed;
iI:2.6. $i26. ri THoMPsoN y, eS q GRAY. Real
A REsTFUI HOME. old but modern,
brk. acres. liv. rm. 16x25, cobble-
stone firepl.. oil heat. ia sty., cool;
5 mi. from Wash. bet. Mclean and
e. Falls Church; 500. immed. avail.
Late eyes,, KE. S-5474. KE. S-5165.
ALMOST NEW MODERN s-bedrm.
det; home with full bsnt., lge. I'd,
and conv. located mr.. New Hamp..
shire ave. and East-West hwy. Avail.
NER. D1. 7-774o. ewes. OF. a-ss44.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New home. ONE 3
bedrms.., / y baths. rec. rm., q
.IEG SfGfy onaEao OsieR Colonial. S1e5 mo. call
NEAR goth AND K sTs. NV.
Flfst commercial. S-story brick, 2
rms, oath, auto. h.w.-h.; ideal for
nome ana business. Reasonable
oe rent. r. 4; z-TafIA 3; RANDOLPH. RE. 7-SIS7
JEFFERSON MANOR-semidet.: gar
bage disposal, elec. range; full bsInt.
front porch; fenced yard; $11O mo.
COLUMBIA PINES-only I5 minutes
from Pentagon; new brick rambler
three bedrooms. all-elec. kit, fuIi
osmt.; storage attic; $3.50 month.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-Brick ram-
blers; three bedrms., all-elec. hts
full bsmts., storage attics; Si3S Tn
S165 per month. "A"" W
,ooC5R GROWN REALTY
JE' $4,000 JE. $3.50
Evening star., 1953-07-20
WANT A
CHAMPAGNE APT.
BEER PRICE?

2-Bedroom Apts. From $50 sc
Month Including All Utilities
Then come out now to friendly
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APTS.
In Arl.. Va. and see our newly deco
rated, cool KING-SIZED APIS,
for present or early occupancy. All
apis. have 2 or 3 exposures. 5 huge
closets. beautiful kitchens and
baths. etc, and there are broad
lawns inclosed Fairgrounds laun-
dry. storage and pvt. parking facili.
ties. etc. Just moments from the
Pentagon and downtown D. c.. with
Also WILL HAVE SOME l-BEDRM
APIS; AVAIL. AT EQUALLY Low
RATES.
To Reach: Out Columbia pike to
Greenbrier St, right l long blk. tc
managers ofice on right at 8l5 s.
Greenbrier st. Open daily and Sun.
day. 1919. Call ia. 1856.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.