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Evening star., 1953-04-09
intellectual Honesty

No sincere believer in American and
Christian ideals (and they are very
similar) can possibly condone the meth
DDS of Senator Mccarthy and his fell
low-travellerS.
These are the methods of the ignorant
and the amoral and completely at
variance with the Western concept of
democracy and Judeo-C Christian tenets.
Lincoln summarized and synthesized
American Christian ideals beyond all
further summary or synthesis when he
said: with malice toward none, with
charity for all, with firmness in the
right. as God gives us to see the right"
That is the criterion of all criteria by
which Americans must be measured.
However, it is shocking to find such
highly civilized and educated individuals
like Anthropologist Gene Weltfish,
author of 1.-THE Races of Mankind" re-
fusing to say whether she was Com
munist or not. OF course, one can
blame it on the congenital illogic of
women. But can one?
So many male college professors and
Evening star., 1953-04-09
This and That . .

This is, let one hasten to add, the
sureSt way.
Friends will advise you Of all sorts
Of chemicals to use. which will rot the
wood, they say. Here again, expert
ence is something other. In practice,
chemicals may rot the wood, all right,
in three or four or five years.
Others will speak up for using kero-
sene. This method has the benefit of
much publicity. Done at night. it has
a touch of the romantic. The human
urge for a bonfire is built in and it
never dies. Some persons seem to buy
suburban property for the sole purpose
of building fires. They must refuse to
give the trash man their paper bags,
boxes and the like. They want to
burn them themselves.
+
In practice, the use Of kerosene, or
gasoline. is attended with some dam
ger.
And it seldom gives the ready re-
suits the enthusiasts talk about.
The thing flares up, burns for
long time, and you think the stump
almost gone, now, but when you go
close, and the fire has died down, you
discover that there is just about as
much stump left as ever.
One way of treating these hardy per-
ennials is to plant ivy around them and
forget them.
This method has its good points and
its bad. It covers up the bare wood and
in time furnishes q nice accent point.
One drawback. especially with the 10
Gust, is that growing points along the
sides Of the stump, just below the cut
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Example for U. S. Agencies

Taxpayers will applaud the forth
rightness of the Subversive Activities
Control Board in explaining how, hav-
ing been authorized to spend $400,0 900
in the next fiscal year, it will absorb
the $50,000 cut ordered by the Bureau
Of the Budget. Among other agencies
required to pare, one speaks vaguely
of effecting savings by cutting salaries
and expenses, while another murmurs
its hope of leaving existing services
"as nearly as possible undisturbed. "
Such statements reflect a resistant at
titude. The agency concerned with
subversion control comes right out and
declares that instead of hiring addi-
tional authorized employees it will "call
for more work from present personnel" !"
On the part of both those who made it.,
and those of whom it was made, that
statement reflects a spirit which other
agencies would do well to emulate.
E. w. Kelly.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
An On-Yeor Convention

The idea of an off-year national political
convention for the party out of power, now
being considered by the Democrats, has been
proposed on several occasions but never under
taken. Good arguments can be made both
for and against such venture but the final
values probably would arise entirely out of how
we'll such an effort was organized and what was
attempted.
In this instance, the underlying thought
is the logical one that the Democrats might
recapture control of the Congress in year
when the Republicans would not have strong
presidential candidate to help other parts Of
their ticket. Since President Eisenhower did
run substantially ahead of other Republican
candidates in 1852, and unqueStionably helped
many of them win, there is some basis for this
Democratic feeling. 1t is true, also, that the
administration party often makes con-
gressional gains in an of year.
Actually, the Democrats are not facing a
favoring situation as far as Senate contests are
concerned in 1854. Out of 80 seats due to be-
come vacant 81 already are held by Democrats
meaning they must hold on to that many
before they can hope to make gains And of
these 81, the Democrats already admit that
eighth States which went Republican last
fall-will need some extra help to keep them in
the Senate Democratic column. The Republi-
cans on the other hand, will be defending only
IL seats, with only one of them, in Kentucky,
being in State that favored the Democratic
presidential candidate. In the House, all seats
are open and Democratic prospects may be
brighter there.
Among the more persuasive arguments in
favor of an off-year convention are the follow
ing: That such a national gathering might
smooth out sectional differences within the party
before 1856, and that the national party ma
chinery might benefit by the trial run" in the
off year. It is argued on the other side that
differences or agreements, sectional or other
wise, within party can change materially in
two years. and that an entirely different organ
national leadership might be needed for q
presidential year.
The Democrats boast Of having held the
first national convention for nomination Of a
presidential candidate, however, and they may
establish another, and perhaps successful,
precedent in an off-year convention.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Art or DoodIinq?
Disguised.

On viewing the Twenty-Third Bien-
NAL Exhibition at the Corcoran Art
Gallery, 1t occurred to me that many
q little tot has painted much better
mural on the newly papered wall, had
1t judged by q 'philosophic" mother
and gotten one devil of spanking
for it.
The hrst-prize painting. along with
the fourth prize, are remarkably fine
specimens of doodling by an inert brain.
They are merely dabblings with col
ored oils, devoid Of thought, imagina-
tion. or one single disciplined touch.
Jack Spratt.
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Discriminatory Police Fees

Police Chief Murray has called attention
to the discriminatory way in which fees for
special police protection at certain public events
here are assessed He believes the fee system
should be more equitably applied, If it is to
continue in use, and he has good plan for
using the collected funds in the interest Of
better police coverage.
The existing fee system is discriminatory
because it is used only in the case of such
private sports and entertainment enterprises
as those at Griffith Stadium and Turner's and
UlineS arenas. The arrangements of these
establishments are required to pay at the rate
of $145 an hour for each policeman assigned
to extra duty there, both inside and outside
the premises These arrangements pay sub
stantial taxes to the District presumably for
police protection as well as other municipal
services. But, apparently on the theory that the
park and arenas derive special benefits from
the traffic officers and inside patrolmen, it
long has been the policy to make them pay for
this extra service.
Chief Murray cannot understand why 1t
Is fair to assess these charges in the case of
games and other sports events at the ball park
and the private arenas but to exempt private
events held in such buildings as the National
Guard Armory and Constitution Hall. For
example he recently had to assign eight police
men to the armory for fraternity dance. This
meant eight less men for Street-patrol duty at
q time when the department needs every man
available to combat yokerS, houSebreakers and
other criminals. Last fiscal year the department
rendered nearly 1000 worth Of special police
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Mulenkov Spinning q Web?

found the April Review of The
Week" much to my liking. After finish
ing it. studied the sketch of Malenkov
and the open door and gradually I
saw 1t change and the caption dis
solve to line first learned when I
was five years old. Wont you come
into my parlor?' said the spider to the
fly. It's the prettiest parlor that ever
you did spy"
Frank w. HOgue.
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April Request

! ask that there
May not be
Anywhere
An apple tree
Without a nest
OF robins in It
And q child to test
Its height. and 1Uin H.
Who. gazing long
At joy, may bdsk
In sky and song.
And this I ask
For the sake OF a child
Who tDdS 1,eUer free
And April-tDild
In an apple tree.
And neuer heard
A robin sting
or any bird
In any spring.
jane n. Merehont
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Letters to The Star

locked up in a closet with them, but
I do know by the odor that there is
rotten apple in the barrel somewhere,
and will wager, on the records of past
performances. that the rotten one is
not DR.. AStin.
G. l.. w.
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Questions and Answers

The Star readers can get tha ansver "a avw
stss 81 iass y either "a.
Washir"ton Z. B. G.. and inciostns' c.nts tEM. ~.
turn postagO. 9e by telephoninS steriinS U1afS,
Evening star., 1953-04-09

@. What is the original substance
from which macaroni and spaghetti
are made?-G. @.
A. Durum wheat is the key ingredi-
ent.
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BY THE HASKIN SERVICE,

Q. OF what material is q bowling BAN
made?-C. Y.
A. A regulation ball is made Of heavy
composition material known a. black
mineralite.
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
: ROOMS

Prewar brick. in this excellent and
conv. neighborhood; liy rm., din.
rm., kit, concrete front porch ISL
rec. rm.. "a bath in bsmt.; new
. house cond. Priced right. with easy
terms. MA. S-9797; after pm,
LU 1-0634.
Capital View Realty Co.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.
OPEN SUM-, / TO 6
WAYLAND

A comfortable home framed By old
trees in the Ashton area, located on
5s4 acres in fine residential neigh
borhood, offers everything needed
for pleasant country living. First
A.: Liv. rm., din, rm., kit, pantry,
breakfast rm. and Va bath. Second
H.: Five bedrms. and 3 full baths.
Full bsmt. with recreation rm.. COM
plete kit, " bath and large storage
space. Guest house of 4 rms. and
bath now bringing in substantial
rent. Stable and fenced pasture.
Walk-in deep freeze. Completely in
Sulated. Aluminium storm and screen
windows. Fenced-in play area. Brick
kennels for dogs. Two wells. Hen
houses and storage sheds. Conven-
lent to schools, stores and theater.
To reach: Out Colesville rd. Rt. 29)
approx. IL miles from District line.
property on left. See "open" sign,
or call Mrs. Candy. Ask operator
for Evergreen ,4-3696. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC, Realtors.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-MD.

LGE. NEW BRICK RAMBLER, mr.
Colesville, Nd; 4 bedrms... full din
rm., liv. rrn. with fireplace, full
bsmt.. attached gar: on h-acre lot
Price. S23.950. Very attrac. ananc.
ing. WILLIAM b. FRANCIS, S72(
9-3557. Ewes. and suns. JU. 5-6238
FIvE-RM. MODERN HOME on maca.
house. chicken house, hog house
fruit trees and~grape vineyards: com
muting distance to Wash: Schoo
bus at door: all this for only $4,000
by OWNER. Call Damascus 2541.
$3.50 CASH. including full settlement
charges. Attractive 5-room bunga-
10 low b With full dry prep Close bose
session. LO. 4-6565.
LITTLE FLOWER PARISH, 1914
Mass. ave. extended, S26,500 -
White brick rambler, 32-ft. Twins
room -dinette with picture window
and fireplace, 3 nice bedrooms with
double closets, one walk-in closets
2 baths. stall shower: spacious, we'll
dow and Beauty Craft cabinets
with bath and stall shower; lot 60a
130, with patioa terrace and mighty
oaks; Ia yrs. old; aluminium win
dows and screens throughout and
many extras. Easily financed. Acros;
street from Little Flower Catholic
Church and grade school and the
Home is one mile beyond Westmore.
land Circle ID. C. line). Open Sun.
l to dark. RIGGS g. CO., ma
S-1234, IA. 4-1755.
A GROUP OF COUNTRY HOMES. ole
and new; ranging in acreage from
$4,000 tS &c ssres ssoSod snS in esiH' Ga fEGE Mp9
4,3696. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
OVERLooKiNG ROCK CREEK PIX
Ah16rick; c,j j2-D;sdrm;; ed f;d S-bath rambler
Sa{s5o I By % owRER. Siiso' Ju. 6n' Ss45 Gs@f;
TRADE OR SELL for late model g
bedrm. trailer or small down pay
ment and assume 40 loan. Lo.
4 BHEa65RooMs. BATHS, $16,95o-
Silver Spring. excellent terms may
dn din r rm kit .drbs Dedrm Dnd and md, bath at
Full daylight bsmt.. lge. lot, near
school. WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
JU. 95555 till 9 pm.
$495 DOWN-Vacant. Three-bedroom
SOlAu bAASh' bChlAuCIhSAA' uOAnc: dA.
ily-size din rm sqqiP ZIP kit full u
schools and shopping. JU. $1,000
or LO. 5-SS03 lis
BY OWNER-Spacious brick rambler;
3 bedrms.. 3 baths; mr.. schools and
st, GATHERINGS Church; reas 10
4517 WINDSOR LANE bedrms.,
full basement, oil heat. bungalow,
large lot; near Naval Hospital and
Public Health, Bethesda. Bargain
by OWNER. $13.5OO. IS"
OWNER SACRIFICING 1-yr.-old
rambler: 8 bedrms., large liv. rm.,
large kit. with dining space. full
SSm % 8qtfids Tss patio Tt kin III scSoCI
and church. just of Ga. ave. Priced
at the low price of .$15.450, low
owner. LO. 1926. Open today and
Sun. 10S04 Jewet ST.. Silver Spring.
RAMBLER, NEW large roo rooms.
sewer. electric kit: brick and frame,
venetian blinds, lot .100x100 all
sodded; many other features: this
house must sell; come and give your
adfA5tRSF MAJ 6MSER blTS ID Cabin caniR John: Nd
UR-BEDRM. CALF. COTTAGE -
Radiant heat, picture windows,
storm doors. and windows. inclosed
sun porch. lge. handicapped cor. lot.
5000 Dilston rd., s. S., Md. $13.950.
liver color. Call OIL. 4-57S1. is
IN OAKVIEW, N. H. Aye. Ext. 80
Minis. from downtown Wash.-Calif.-
type rambler, 2 bedrmS., partially
finished expand. attic, corner let,
assume GI loan: $40 mo. incl. taxes
and insur.: $1,000 cash and small
2nd trust takes it,, Call HE. 4-37S0.
avo=
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER-$16.950
Assume 4eo. GIL loan with small down
payment on this 3-bedrm., brick
rambler in Parkwood area. Fully
equipped, table space, GE kitchen;
basement: fenced. level yard Naval
officer transferred. For appt., call
LO. 5-2S00 till pm.
HUGGINS & HARRISON, INC.
Evening star., 1953-10-17

LGE. NEW BRICK RAMBLER, mr.
Colesville, Md; 4 bedrms.. full din
rm., liv. rm. with fireplace, full
bsmt., attached gar: on h-acre lot
Price, $23.950. Very attrac. flnanc-
ing. WILLIAM b. FRANCIS. S72(
FLOWER AVE, S. s., MD. JU
9-3557. Ewes. and Suns. JU. 5-623S
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BETHESDA-$23, 500
NEW BEDROOMS

Lge. Colonial home. $1,000 down.
offers ige. bedrms. and bath on
end floor Lge. liv. rn1.,. din. rm
16x14 mod. kit. and powder rm. on
1st floor. . fireplaces. att. Earage
and lot 10 It. Ideal for lge.
family. 4s4ec loan, payments like
rent. Be sure to call Mr.. Over
holtzer. JU. 5-7s20 for inspection,
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. g.
$500. lis
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VI LIIN Oh dAINN OO4N'1 o
1923 Fort Davis Pl. Sc.
1926 down. Attractive modern 6-rm
brick; bath, full dry bsmt.. gas
&C. heat; Anchor fence. Conv
to shopping center and transp
Possession.
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Det. Ramblers-In D. C.
1906 H st. Sc.
&16 OE0

800 DOWN-S9S.5O MONTHLY
OPEN TODAY ] TILL )
A brick 2-bedroom rambler with fin.
ished stairway to expandable attic
large living rm with fireplace, sep.
arate dining rm. and YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen completely equipped, full
basement with u bath and outside
entrance; lots average 50xl0O. Con.
venient to schools, shopping.
DIRECTIONS: Out Pa. ave. Sc,
across SouSa Bridge to Minnesota
ave, left to RIDGE RID. Sc. and
and right to SAMPLE home.
MARTIN K. FRANK CO.
LU. 2-4620 MA. S-7224
Evening star., 1953-10-17

HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
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Bethesda-$17,500
3-Redrnnm Rambler

New brick ramblers, 2 left. l blocl
Wyngate school. Offers lge. liv
rm., firepl.; separate ell dining area
mod. kit. and a full bsmt. Lge
sliding door closets, kit. table space
and other features YOU Ard only II
payment handles. Open Sat. sno
Sun. by calling JU. $3.50 OF
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL
6-TS00. is
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDENS, mr.. NH.
$50 Jarvis lane, y block east Old
Georgetown rd. Open Sat. and
sun, / to 6. This is an exception
ally fine quality 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
spacious de luxe kit. full bsmt,
lge. level lot. Similar home sold
for $4,000. Now reduced for i'm
mediate sale, OIL, 2-5441. HOW
ARD r. sCHAFER, s0O5 Wis. ave.
BETHESDA, MD. in the health
center area - Conveniently located
for transportation. OF brick and
frame construction with full base
ment. recreation room. gas &C. heat
1St floor has spacious living room,
family-size dining room and
kitchen. There are 3 cross-venti-
lated bedrooms and tile bath on
End floor. Built-in garage. Priced
reasonably at S23.950. To inspect.
call WO. $4,000, EDW. H, JONES
&zCO., Chevy Chase, D. C. --17
BETHESDA, by owner--1 hs-story de-
tached Cape Cod, on large lot. -Four
bedrmS.. 2 full baths. large daylight
bsmt., screened porch; in Hillmeac
area. VA approved at S24, 500
Large $4,000 VA loan can be
obtained for eligible purchaser. Cal
OIL. 4-7221. lis
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PARKWOOD
Americana Double Decker
8 REDROOMS Q RATHS

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
$4,000 DOWN TO VETERANS
Lovely contemporary house in H-acre
lot, bordering on Rock Greek Park
within site of new Parkwood Ele-
mentary School.
Three twin-SiZe bedrms., 2 full baths,
firepl., complete GE kitchen with
dishwasher; on the upper level
Clean, radiant heat on lower as we'll
as upper level. 2 fireplaces. Home
can easily be converted to 4 bedrms.
and 3 baths at nominal cost. A
wonderful value at S23.350.
Carl M. Freeman Realty Co.
OIL. 4-0642
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave to
Cedar lane, right on Cedar lane to
Parkwood dr., turn left and follow
sign to 9916 Parkwood DIR. -21
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
S BEDROOMS, 31a BATHS
5 ACRES-LOW CASH
Charming. old. restored. 1O-room,
Colonial residence, situated in q
top estate community with high
elevation and beautiful outlook of
surrounding countryside. Outbldgs.
include bank barn, horse stable ard
garage, Priced at $37,500; $4,000
4 BEDROOMS, 21a ACRES
7-yr.-old. brick Colonial residence;
full bsmt., recr. rm. with fireplace,
oil h.-w.h.. deep freeze and washer.
Asking $21,950, with excellent
financing.
OVER / ACRE
Attractive brick Colonial rambler. in
new condition. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., 3 bedrms, 2 baths,
screened porch, bsmt.; 2-car garage,
cash. Ewes. OIL 4-62I9. SAMUEL
E.. BOGLEY. INC, Potomac ofice
OIL, 4-6333 10
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Bethesda Bargain-$17,95O
-T,AST CHANCE-

-hAO1 l Of1A1NCEE-
To be rented If not sold this week
end. Owners prefers sale and will
1-year-old det. brick rambler con-
tanning bedrms., liv. rm. din. rm.
comb. with fireplace. A truly
beautiful tree shaded lot. 3 blocks
to new grade school. near NH
601O Wilmett I'd.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! to 6 PM.
From Bank Of Bethesda, out Old
Georgetown rd. 2 miles, left on
Beech to Wilmett, right to home.
GORMAN P. YOUNG
EN-. 2-4513: eyes,, Wo. 6-5576
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Another Chance to Buy
In Beautiful Ballantrae

ONE ONLY-Brand-ne rambler in
this desirable Silver Spring subdt-
attic, pine paneling. $4,000 down.
S77 mo-
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 6
Georgia ave, rt. on Forest Glen I'd,
left on Tenbrook and rt. on Kerwtn
I'd. next to last new street) to
904 Kerwin rd. .-
Lee Frew Platt
TIT n rn1o nT sgnR
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HOUSES FoR sALR-MD.
SILVER SPRING AREA
IT'S GOTTA GO
okn0 rrrNxyTTrr I'D

8502 GLENVILLE DIR.
This 3-bedrm. Diet. brick is a good
buy at S17,950. Make US an offel
today.
OPEN SUNDAY 11-DARK
Out N. H. ave. to University lane, left
TO Foreston dr., left to Glenviller
right to house.
POLINGER CO.
HE. 4-3654 WA. 7-434S
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WOOD ACRES

WOOD ACRES
4 BEDROOMS-21a BATHS
1908 Ramsgate rd.-This dwelling
only 4 years old in ie elossin Mary.
purchased at bargain. There are
three bedrooms, two baths on
second floor with bedroom (or denl
and half bath on first floor. Only
Is minutes by car from downtown
withN public transportat ton also
Il" c" and parochial schools. Priced
very reasonably with excellent
financing available.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL to 6
To reach: Out Mass. ave. about IA
theM right l blk. to RamSgate I'd
and4eft to house.
Walker and Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-O22g
Woodmoor-By Owner
White brk. custom-built Colonial or
lge. wooded lot. 2 lge. bedrms., / y
baths, lge. liv. rTn., sep. din. rm.
full daylight basement with lge,
paneled rec. rm. and bar; many
extra features; new-house cond.
sIS Ven cRasTSGoR fnsHesS ssceI d1R terms; u saass
lis
Woodmoor-By Owner
Brick rambler, 3 extra lge. bedrms.
2 firepls. extra lge. closets. de luxe
kitchen with breakfast nook, fin:
ished stairway to lge. expan. 2nd
floor; full bsmt.; cor. lot: easy walk
to parochial and public schools
Excellent terms.
101 EASTMOOR DIR. JU, 81 1853
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J BEDROOMS. . BATHS

" o1A<4sN<Nb4NAA01 q 0<1 110
Al.brick Cape Cod-Lge. liy. rn,..
iun din. rn., mod. equipped kit,
full bsmt., nice lot; good residential
location. close to schools, churches.
shopping. Priced at only $4,000.
GEORGES REALTY CO. WA. 7-6655;
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
SILVER SPRING AREA

Three-bedrm. home, just redecor
Brick, full basement, Anchor fence.
Near st. Catherine Laboure Church
and school. ST. 800 down. Drive out
Viers Mill rd., turn right on Andrew
st. to 1910. OPEN SUNDAY, /
TILL 6; WEEKDAYS by appoint
ment. LEE FREW PLATT, JU.
9-701S or WO. 6-3437. lis
WHEATON, CITY
First showing of this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; very lge. liv. rm., screened
side porch, bright kit, full bsmt.,
gas heat; vacant and in perfect
cond. Call RA. 6-3129 or OIL.
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO 2-677S
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

42S ORANGE ST. s.E.-OPEN
4Iaeo LOAN-S76 MO.
Including taxes, interest and ins.
Semidet., 3 bedrmS., liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, full hsmt.. 2 baths, storm
windows and doors, lge., fenced-in
yard. Conv. to shopping center and
all schools. Ii. 4-1l00, 10. 2-2205.
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COLORED
ONLY S5Q5 DOWN

For this beauty; 5-rm. brk semidet
gas heat; rec. rm. in bsmt; Anchor
fence; comb. alum storm and scrnd
windows; easy terms. Call any time,
NE. S-65S0. ARNOLD REALTY CO.
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S12.500

85S Burbank st. Sc; semidet. brick
storm windows and screens included
Terms. SO. 500 cash. bal. PAYABLE
S15 mo- incl taxes and tns. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO, 617 Penna
ave. sc. Ii 1-10SS; ewes. anc
Sunday. LU. 2-79O5. lis
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LARGE OLDER HOME

Three twin-siIed bedrms.. lge enough
to turn around In. This older home
has large level lot with 100-ft
frontage, apple trees, cherry tree
pear tree and all kinds Of flowers
and shrubbery. Two-car garage
wide paved streets. Bus stop goo IT
Priced very low. S17.500, with only
$500 down. Make me an offer
J. NJ. MEDLEY, 10. S-5777. -29
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sHTPLEY TERRACE HoMR

PRICED S13.950
1915 Fort Dupontg st. Sc; Semidet
brick; & rms, bath, gas &C. heat,
storm sash and screens. carpet in
liv rm. incl; full bsmt.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1-lOSS. lis
8-BEDRM. SEMIDET,, with liv. rm.,
full din. rm., lge. kit. with gas
range, lge. refgr.. garbage disposal;
full bsmt. tile floor. End house in
block with lge. lawn. Small down
payment, lge. 1st trust at 4eo.
ZIPKIN. INC.
Call After / PM, 10. 2-37s3
Evening star., 1953-10-17

LIVE RENT-FREE
BRICK-TWO-FAMILY
Make it your home. Semidet. brick
apt. bldg, yrs. old. Immac. cond.
Price. S13.95O: down payment, ST.
800. Excellent southeast rental area.
To inspect. call Mr.. McGinniss, TU.
2-23SS. F. w. BERENS SALES,
Evening star., 1953-10-17
HILLCREST GEM

Four twin-sized bedrms., 2I2 baths.
A beautiful home in this aristocratlc
neighborhood. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Priced low at $4,000.
No offers. Terms. j. M. MEDLEY,
10 S-5777. -23
Evening star., 1953-10-17

CT AND NON-GI-New brick ram
blers: 3 and 4 hedrms., Ia baths,
1858 to S19.500; 5 min. to Naval
Medical Center and NH: low down
payments; bsnlts., din. rms. .SMOLEN,
~. 7-5511; eyes,, Ju. 9-6634. go