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Evening star., 1953-07-12
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CHEV1 CHASE WEST
IN lovely, close-in Somerset--Ouiet
street with very little trafic, safe
Tor the YOUNGSTERS: luxurious arm.
2-hath brick rambler with extremely
large Kit, recr. rm, and rear garden:
immaculate condition: ready to moye
into. Mr.. Ryan. JU. 5-i25S. for
appt; at your convenience.
MARSHALL j. WAPIE co
Realtor. 1224 14th st. AID. 4-2oo5
DAMASCUS. MD.-5-room masonry
house; large living room, dining rm..
modern kitchen with stove and re.
frigerator;. !? large bedrms, with
walk;,in clothes closet: IL baths.
ftull basement. oil-hot water heat
acre. Corner lot, price SI395C
New brick rambler. large living, open
fireplace: picture window. large mod
ern Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, tile bath.
run bsmt., oil .hot-air heat; nice
iSocation; SSs a0n can be financed price
Business property, small store and
frame house on small corner lot:
also many other properties for sale
from So 900 to $4,000. Cali pa
WILLIAMS,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

LARGE BRICK CoLoNIAL---six bed.
rms. lse, recT. room and sun porch.
rm; and kit, maids room and
bath; little less. than an acre OF
oSSnai o%NsR 9ssrs So s-Ss4si g SILVER sprins By
COUNTRY H0ME-Fine brick house:
fireplace. 5 bedrms.. tiled bafhs
den, patio. small greenhouse. Sc.
SssMti,,,I Sstu1ed aScresi hard county road.
from siiver TnssapRers sppinrs TTess trees ~, 20 MIN
600 viii handle. Il. 4 Il. DEVELOP.
MENT CO.. Lo. 5-2655. IL
large family: bedrms.. baths.
yard. s14.soo. u. sso5ssss. ssn'eo a1S fsaF
WHY PAY RENT INCREASES, when
your rent dollars can pay for your
nome instead Of the landlords. New
ei sk ssiS9ls5s S tSF sl54sSd ST. sspd now Low
ST dGTn payments, p,;. s,! !Rsmts;. din; rms.
J J1. 7-5Sii; eves., snoH5Ni u. s-ess4. sHss4sl'0F'
TWO REDRMs.. sl3,a5o-comfort-
firepl., large Kit. with din. area.
tiled bath. stairway to large attic.
MooR s9!5 gsmt; AS,EMep ssas porSAh; FAe gar wooP-
N&S A1CNN4, 4NCr ". 10000.
$3i6 DOwN-vacant: lovely c-bed-
Tm. bungalow, equipped kitchen, fun
Ssso SEisS Deposit J6 SS"aesss ss0'ss'ilss of -.
o-oeoo. --l3
5000 DOwN-2-bedrm. bunralov
* loan; wheaton. BodIEYs'ss's lie Ys'sss1%e Ios
o-a4S4' Lo' 6-ls6o. Cali today;
$500 DOWN. to non.vets or vets vets
2e eoeo1EmS: inns. din; rm:. bsrnt, semidet.;
o&NE4ssA E4ssA Lo oShse5s15 s.6si5 ns Ga. pTsSst;: ssa.;:
D0cToR's HOME and office. We Won
eertul corner. Sacrifice price. Open
for inspection. HE 4-3i4i. Ni3
$500 DoWN-Silver Spring area ..
pedrm. bungalow. LiV. rm,. lge. kjt..
!uli osmt.. corner lot, Anchor fencei.
sSopninrn UGm wndoys, espooE. onE.swihsouse-e9nd. nr.
sHErfs, lnfli ts1fs TA s2Sg1Is.s oP!1 sil'sOd %s:
TREE-LlNED DRIVE leads to modsr,
home In the middle Of ia Serss
Home surrounded BY large ststeiv
trees and beautiful shrubbery: ths
most beautiful setting in MortS
eomeIy Co. Convenient to ". O. L..
scnoolS ana country clubs: 500, 500.
Sa!l OWNER, Fulton S-5256. 12s
ALTA vISTA-Charming. brick, s.
pestorm. path. ltv. din. rm., all-elec.
NJ. nome. on double lot with shade
age attic iaSGensins anS sfofsan stairTay to ster
HtlIity rm. About Sl.75O cash and
Ellis mo: are suggested terms,
lNEN cuSHARD. Realtor EN-. 2-4232
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MI. NHINIER. MD.
que TO illness. this immaculate 6-rm.
bungalow must be sold. FiTepl In
liv. rm.., high dry .bsmt., full front
pofcn; pod rd6N Lovely yard with fruit trees
to everything. A real buy. Mr.. PiVer,
He. 4.72l 9. or Ii. 1887. ZAGAMi
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n. W. BECRAFT
GaitherSburg 555 or 7oS.,
GddENM0NT LEI 4 ONT SPECIAL

,,, -UI| ESIELLE RID
and assume large Al trust: 2 larrs
bedrms,. bath and all-eiec. kit snacS
tor rms. and bath in attic See
today. Out Georsia ave. to Hath.
openS ocpeS' eI9 .9rn caIi ieft oI and follow sign.
4-2S06. KIRKS REALTY S3 ~
Realtors. HO. 2-677S. W.
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SILVER SPRING, MD,
'21 CHESAPEAKE AVE

a. IfEpAFEANE AVE,
bedrns., bath. liv rm. and din. rnl.
comb. with fireplace and liy. rrr1,
Kit. with breakfast space. front
porch, storm windows. full bsmt.
With outside entrance, nice I'd.
CHESTER H. KELLER, REALToR
JU. 5-1l00; Mrs. Isard. 70 Ri goa
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WHEATON. 6-room home; 3 bed
rooms. living room, separate din.
room, kitchen. full basement. tile
buiit-in freezer chest. Fenced back
yard. conv. to transp.. churches.
schools, shopping. Call for appt. any
time. LO. 4-6S6S. -13
ODMOOR-Owner: brick: 8 bed
scr. porch. Fenced yard; $17,950.
10S02 Lorain. JU. S-9263. --13
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KENs1NGToN;sILVER SPRING

, 3Oo2 PLYERS MILL RID.
Attr. brick 3-bedrm. rambler, laros
liv. rm;. firepl.. din. area with bni|ts b
in cupboards. full bsmt., recr. rn
outdoor, patio; fenced lot with larsc
Snade trees; assume large AZ GT
OWNER y,o A-o-oe
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AR atRGE IRSAMBIER OFF Wis. AVE-

Beautiful custom-built 3-bedrm.. q
bath brk. rambler in a most de-
sirable and highly convenient loo :;
features q huge kit. Of tomorrow;
gorgeous liv. rm. din. rm. comb.
ment @ 1"fH WITH fireplace Iao PRTcED FOR FOR
QUICK SALE. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, Dl. 7-1416; ewes. OIL 2-3223.
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BRICK RAMBLER
IN Anacostia on quiet street near
all conveniences. Has large rooms,
25-ft. living rm. with fireplace, elec-
trio kitchen, screened porch, patio,
bsmt. with recreation rm.. fenced
yard: vacant. To inspect call Mr..
Rauch. 10. 2-S901.
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BETHESDA, S23.5OO-This immacu-
late brick Colonial Is one of the
trance hall, lge. Nv. rm., din. rm.
with bay window, kit. with break
fast space. powder rm., excellent
screened porch for summer living:
3. nice bedrms. and bath UP; extra
nss G dae'aGase mass se At o%ns cnss
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-2326. once open all day.
BETHESDA. S16.25O, Near NH.
Brick rambler, corner lot. Living
room, separate din. rm., 3 bedrms.
utility rm.. STORAGE attic. OIL.
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potential 4-bedrms.. 2 baths. brick
Cape Cod; full bsmt., level lot s0x
100, asking S17.5O on Ga. ave.
on Denley. Follow arrows. BEERS
BROS REALTY. JU; 5-?6l1.
mont, open 2 to 81 brand new 2.
bedrm. brick rambler on lge. level
lot with full basement. S1GLER e.
CO.. LO. 4-S3S3. LQ. 5-4.54. Out
Ga. ave. ext, to Denley, left on Den
ley 2, blks. to Holdridge. left to
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Meticulous owner has spent much
money and labor for 2 years to
achieve absolute perfection for the
next owner. Fine quality stone-and-
hous" condition: 6 lge. rms. t3-bed-
rm& and TWO tile baths all en-
one floor. Price includes a large
ga den house cute as can be. suit
able. for summer guesthouse. Beau.
CAN HARDLY FAIL TO SELL
QUICKLY AT so low A PRICE.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, D1. 7-l4l1.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
4UO M'ANSFTUTn Dn

Cape Cod value with center han
plan Large liv: rm. and din. rm.:
1st 4. paneled den and powder rm.;
I'd A.; rear patio. full bsmt. nth
bnilt-in garage: gas heat. aluminium
storm windows and doors. Excel.
terms. Open %. Call Mrs. Chris.
takos. RA R-31o9.
r%rDLyC nrAr 1,x1 ~ ------
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ASSUME AZ LOAN (N.E.l

CoLORED-15OO DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Modern det home, 4 bedrooms, ga
baths, powder room on first floor,
rec osmt; gas heat; Gear brick gar.
All in splendid condition. Owner
bought smother home-this must be
appointment. JOE TURTO REALTY.
, 1953-02-09
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DR.. Robert M. De Freitas.
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday. Feb. 10Th from 10 AN.
to S Pm. & Wednesday Feb. 18th
from lao to 4:3O Pm. complete
optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
st. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or c. o. D.
, 1953-02-09
ST. THOMAS YOUTH

Quoted by the Ind Armored
Divisions Combat Command
Private Olive is serving as a
mechanic with Company p Of
the And Armored Infantry
Battalion.
Before entering the Army
in October 1851, he graduated
from SITS. Peter and Paul High
School in 1850.
, 1953-02-09
NEW THEATRE

work closely with Erwin
Gross, builder and manager Of
the Center Theatre in Saint
Thomas. Together they plan to
SO coordinate their operations
that st. Croix patrons will get the
finest movie productions, in adj
dition to live shows and stage
performances from the main
land and elsewhere.
Mr.. Alexander, who served
in the Municipal Council for
Is years and was for many
years its chairman, is one Of
the Islands largest merchants
and has been for the past 10
years President Of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
A large measure Of credit
goes to John Labeeb Alexan-
der, younger brother of Mr..
Alexander, for his continued
insistence and urging in bring
ing about the project.
, 1953-02-09
PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that.
the below mentioned person
has applied to the Board Of
Control for Alcoholic Bever-
ages for license to operate a
retail liquor store in the town
Of Christiansted.
Quintin "A. Walls Ito operate
at No. SO King Street annex
Queen Cross Street, Chris
tiansted.
Interested parties are re-
quested to file any objections
they may have to the use Of
said building or location for
the purpose contemplated by
the license, on or before Feb
ruary Is, 1858 at 5 pm.
ERIC H. R
Secretary
Board Of Control for
Alcoholic Beverages
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, 1953-02-09


several items which are sche
duled to come up. At this
meeting also chairmen for
new committees i be
appointed
, 1953-02-09
FOR RENT
SPACE SUITABLE FOR
OFFICE OR STOREROOM.


Norbeth Beauty Parlor
King STREET, Christiansted
Evening star., 1953-08-28
Democratic RoI|y.to Feature
AWorkshop for Women

An organization workshop for
women will be a major event at
the Democratic National Com
mittee'S 1853 Conference in Chi
cago next month, according to
an announcement by Chairman
Stephen A. Mitchell.
The workshop has been ar
ranged by Mrs. India Edwards,
vice chairman of the committee,
for the several hundred women
expected to attend the rally.
Discussions will center on va
rious ways of strengthening the
party organization.
Mrs. Paul H. Douglas, wife of
the Illinois Senator, will preside,
and the speakers will be Demo-
cratic women leaders.
The workshop is scheduled the
afternoon of September IA at
the Conrad Hilton Hotel.
Speakers will include DR..
Mildred Otenasek, vice chairman
of the Maryland State Central
Committee, who will have as
her topic, "Block Captains a
Must" DR.. Otenasek will ex-
plain the volunteer women'S
block captain technique which
helped Baltimore City to go
Democratic last year.
The Coffee Hour Plan" which
helped to elect Gov. c. Mennen
Williams of Michigan three
times will be outlined by Miss
Adelaide Hart, vice chairman of
the Michigan Democratic State
Central Committee.
Other topics will include
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Miss Skinner
Luncheon Guest

The Women'S National Press
Club has announced that Cornelia
Otis, Skinner will attend it's
luncheon on Wednesday when
DR.. Alfred c. Kinsey will be the
speaker.
The well-known actress, mon
ologuist and author wrote about
her reactions to an interview
with DR.. Kinsey for a national
magazine. Mrs. Alden S. Blodg-
EFT in private life, she will come
to Washington from New York
for the clubs opening event of
the season.
The luncheon will be held at
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
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Foreign Women
To Visit Capital

Members of the Capital Di-
vision of the Woman's National
Farm and Garden Association
will honor a group of women
from other countries at a lunch
con to be held Monday at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The group is now touring the
Eastern States following attend
ance at the Triennial Conference
of the Associated Country
Women of the World, which was
held in Toronto, Canada.
Among the visitors will be
Mrs. Johanne Dahlerup Petersen
of Denmark, who was elected a
vice president of the Associated
Country Women of the World at
the triennial conference; Mrs.
Olufine Riseng of Norway, elect
ed an area vice president for
Northern Europe, and Miss E. E..
Payne, elected area vice presi-
dent representing Australia.
A special tour of the White
House has been planned for the
guests and they also will be en-
tertained for dinner at various
homes throughout the city.
Among the Washington women
who will plan their entertain
ment are: Miss Grace Frysinger,
chairman of the international
Committee; Mrs. Arthur w. Ven-
nell, in charge of arrangements
for the luncheon, and Mrs.
Ralph B. Kennard, president of
the Capital Division of the Ma
tional Farm and Garden Asso-
citation.
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tail over and bend in half at the
waist. In this way, jackets with
hip padding will be protected
and will not lose shape or firm
ness.
6. How to pack a skirt-Fold
the skirt so that it fills the suit
case on all sides-in the case of
a gored skirt, fold over a small
triangle at each side, full skirts
should be gathered into the suit
case. Skirts will lie hem-hip in
the suitcase with a fold close to
the hip.
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School for Politics, and Help
ing the Donkey Get Through
Electoral College"
Mrs. Venice SpraggS, assiS-
tant to Vice Chairman Dawson
of the Democratic National
Committee. will tell how Demo-
cratic registration can be in
creased in any community.
The two-day meeting will be
climaxed by a major address by
Adlai Stevenson which is to be
broadcast and telecast nas
tionally.
Former President Truman and
Democratic leaders of Congress
are among those who will par
ticipate in the conference.
Evening star., 1953-08-28

just line the sides of the suitcase
with them. Button all, or every
other, on dresses; this helps
them hold their shape and
makes for neater packing.
4. How to pack a dreSs-Pick
up the dress by the shoulders,
facing you. Fold in a manner
allowing for the least amount of
crease lines. Lay the dress from
hem to hip in the suitcase,
Straighten the skirt and fold the
dress back across itself with
sleeves to be folded underneath.
Always be sure the lapels and
shoulder pads are straight. A
dolman sleeve is more difficult to
pack and it is suggested that you
put a few pins into the sleeves
Evening star., 1953-08-28

ever you prefer, packable hats,
sewing kit and all odd-shaped
miscellanea.
3. Next, take the top or bot
tom of a simple cardboard dress
box, you'll have one around, too,
now that you've just purchased
your wardrobe, and place it
in the suitcase. Now pack
evening dresses on the bottom
and follow with daytime dresses.
In packing always leave the
belts on the dresses; this will
save time and you won't have to
search around for them. Extra
belts should not be rolled up
because this takes up TOO much
valuable packing space, instead
Evening star., 1953-08-28

so they will hold shape and be
easier to pack.
5. How to pack a jacket. A
suit jacket may be packed in two
different ways. A jacket may be
packed lengthwise like a dress,
laying it full length across the
suitcase or it may be packed by
folding in half with each shoul-
der at each end of the suitcase.
Tuck the collar down a bit into
the suitcase, pick the sleeves up
at the seams and lay across the
tail of the jacket, then flip the
Evening star., 1953-08-28

wonderful time! It'll help if
you follow some of her hints.
/. The bottom of the suitcase
should be divided into three
parts two sides and a center.
At one end of the suitcase place
your shoes. You'll want pair
of f1at-heeled shoes for sight
seeing, you'll be wearing an
other pair, and you'll probably
want to carry a pair to go with
your evening and cocktail
Evening star., 1953-08-28

Take it from Mary Gordon. a
candidate for the worlds most
travelled woman. packing can
be a cinch if you have way with
a suitcase. TWAS travel adviser
believes in sharing the things she
has learned in the course of her
many junkets around the world
and sets down some pointers for
you.
Pack your troubles away with a
minimum of draping, folding and
patting-and go on and have
Evening star., 1953-08-28

Z. How to pack a blouse-Soft.
frilly blouses may be packed with
dresses, whereas blouses of nylon
and other crease-resistant fab
RIGS may be at the bottom of the
suitcase with lingerie.
8. On top of the suitcase-At
the end of your trip, you might
want to first freshen up and
make yourself comfortable. For
this reason we suggest a night
gown, scuffs and robe where you
can get at them at once-at the
top of your suitcase.
Evening star., 1953-08-28

clothes. The shoes will be in
plastic shoe bags to protect all
the other items against soil, and
they'll fit nicely at the end. At
the opposite end of the suitcase
you'll place a cosmetic bag Grub
ber-Iined to protect against
leakage) and your lingerie.
2. In the center section of
the suitcase you'll have your
gloves, jewelry roll or soft
quilted jewelry bag which
Evening star., 1953-03-01

BETHESDA. Cape Cod: bedrms., 2
baths. liv. rm. with fiepl. Full size
din. :rm., cheerful kit; bsmt gas
h:-w.h., slate roof. excel. cond.
Walk to school, bus. $17,950. $1,000
cash will handle. EARL T. WRIGHT.
OT, O.R000 OT. O.RSAC
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HOUSES For SALE--S.W
SPECTATORS AND INVESTORS

SPECTATORS AND INVESTORS
ALL CASH
S0S N 81. S.W.-5-rm.. 2-Story, row
brick. Mixed neighborhood. near War
College. 2 bedrmS.. kits, liv.
rm.. bath, gas heat: ] blk. from
transp.. churches and shops. T: L.
5. JFfMfi MiILER, kR Ex' EjS'S7 Ss7.7o7S0' 0m'e PAUL
16O ELMIRA ST. SW.
OPEN l TO 5 PM.
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick: dishwasher,
DISPOSAL, storm windows: fenced
Priced right for quick sale.
BUDNEY REALTY co.
RI. 7-S146 LO. 4-7662
COLORED-VACANT-I2I? 3rd ST
S.W 500 down, $50 mo-. 6-rm
brk. EX. $4,000; ewes. no. 2-0325
CoLORED-825 9Th ST. S.W.-Va-
cant. rms, b.; gas furnace: newly
dec; $500 down. Open Sun. 3-5.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA, BETHESDA, 3-bed-
S19,750: l mile from National In
Stitute of Health, miles from
Bethesda, out Old Georgetown rd.:
turn right to, 5904-O6 Ipswich rd.
BETHESDA-S2.O 900 down.-Charm-
ing 2-bedroom rambler in popular
Conn. Gardens: huge kitchen with
dining area; full basement: nice
corner lot. Asking S14.950 with ex-
sellent financing; FRANK S. PHIL
4.ss6o. OO' ''' '"H u
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EXCLUSIVE
TAKOMA PARKS
Best Home Values

$IO.5OO
Delightful 2-b~ ~Grm. det. home. deep
lot. gar fenced I'd; nr. Wash. San
SlH.0OG
An older home but an excel value
tor the money, 4 rms. gai., deep
'ot; nT. bus, stores and schools.
$4,000
Small Down p-?me needed here
6-rm. det. on q 50xl50 it. lot. gar ;,
porchtS Sale includes extra 50x
'' A. '0' s1s.5Oo
hSmf and inc~me. just OF Ethan
20O-ft. lot, o. lcaS, iull bsmt.
gar. and one of the most de luxe
couip. kitchens you have ever seen.
Sl5,50O AND S'6.50u
Just listed > fine properties, con-
tainjnc 4 and units e-ch; needs
dec but are e.ccl. values.
Sl5950
EXcitinp newlv dco. 5-rm. brick bum
galow, full bSnt., frepl, side
ScreeEed porch. Vacant. Terms.
$16,950
Comfortable 7-rm. det. house on look
200 II: lot. gar. 1St d. den, frepl..
S1S,5oO
Lovely 7-rm. Cape Cod with 2 bed
rms on ist 4: and 2 on End; full
bsm, gar, big bright kit: closed
sun porch; looks brand new.
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VAcANT-oPEN, / TIL DARK
1866 H ST. Sc.

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
New semidet brick. Six lovely rooms
Parquet floors, mod. kit, tile bath,
gas heat, lovely yard. Nr. shopping,
schools, trans. Assume GI loan
S1.250 down $50 mo. Include
taxes and insurance. MOVE IN
WITH DEPOSIT.
MA. 8-O223; EYES, RA. 6-6912
CoLORED-VACANT-S1,O 900 DOWN
10th st. Sc. near Casualty Hospital;
& lge. rms. gas heat, bsmt, house
SON, AID. 4-03S3; Sun. and eves..
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SILVER SPRING
2703 DAWSON AVE.
Beautiful 4.bedrm. and 2-bath brick
and stone house. 13x17 liv. rm. with
modern kit; 2 Spacious bedrms : !:
tiled bath 1st floor: 2 large bedrms..
tiled bath, 2nd floor; well Insulated: :
full bsmt. with washrm. and boiler
rm. inclosed; gas &C. heat; beau
tiiuIiy !andscaped. fenced lot; most
stores and transp. Best offer over
$4,000 will be considered; terms.
objections: Out Ga. ave, to Viers
MIL I'd. to Gait ave, right to Daw-
son aye. and left 1 block to our
E. S. PRICE & co.
LO. 6-1231. Wheaton Nd To s-na1E
Evening star., 1953-03-01
SILVER SPRTNG

SILVER SPRING
10000 RENFREW RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1880
4mmaculate, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
Living rm., dining rm.. equipped
Kitchen: with full bsmt.. storm
WlnooWs. screened porch. fenced
Forest Glen rd.. left to Renfrew I'd y
REYLAS REALTY co.
'o' e-444l JU. 9-5O52
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA-$25,95
1912 IRVINGTON AVE.

OPEN T.-SUN., 70
Bradmoor-Beautiful. spotless. mod.
Full din. rm.. GE elec. kit. with din.
area. Powder rm.. screen porch and
built-in gar. end fl. contains 3
twin-siZed bedrms., and 2 baths.
Full bsmt. Slate roof. Lge., level.
fenced yard Directions: Out Bradley
blvd. to Huntington parkway, right
one blk. to Irvington.
JAMES CARR
Elk. 3-74O0 Wo. 6-9OSO
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POTOMAC, MARYLAND
peiichtfTi nN % new S;bedrn p aT: ramSlsE S;'. Of
Striking 2S-ft. liv.-din. rm.; extra
lge. screened porch and q colorful
elee. kit. Grounds incl. over I acre.
$27,e5O. OLIVER T. CARR, Ma. g.
e000; eyes,, Oh 1881. II
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PART OF OLD HILLCREST
6 Adorable Rooms and Bath
Priced to SELL Drive by 27O0 33rd
st, Sc. then call OWNER to see,
m S-H7TT
Evening star., 1953-03-01

APPROXIMATELY 10 ACRES. near
new Rocky Gorge Dam site. Large
moderni1ed frame house In delight-
fully secluded setting. 1st time Of
fered. Priced reasonably on excep-
tionally good terms.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Ask Operator for Fulton S-2421.
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Vacant-Onlv 1895 Down
200 BLK. KY. AVE. Sc.
2-FAMILY ROW BRICK
One apt. 6 rms, and bath; and
one apt, 4 rms. and bath: oil heat;
bsmt.' nice cond.: priced right but
hurry
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th st. NV MA. S-232l
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10. 4-64OO
CALL .JJJ. 5-3010

TO INSPECT THESE HOMES
81 1,000-S69.25 per mo. includes
taxes and Insurance, coy 2-bedrm. \
rambler. full bsmt.. $1,000 may
spacious new brick bung., lst A.,
bedrms., .liv.. rm. with frepl., End
Il. exp. with shed dormer, plumbing
and heat roughed in; full bsmt. with
outside entr.. large wooded lot,
PHILIP B.. KEY CO.. REALTORS
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REAL ESTATE
1858 33rd st. NV, HU. 3-4345.
The Best Listings in Town"
POTOMAC, MARYLAND
s ACRES-RIvER VIEW
l5-ft liv. rm. with firepl.. stepdown
din. rm. 14xlS library with firepl..
electric kit. 3 bedrms.. 3 baths.
screened porch. bsmt.. servants
quarters and gear garage.
one-yr, -old rambler on approx; an
acre lot. Liv rm. with Heatilator
flrepl., separate din. rm.. library, 2
bedrms.. large electric kit. large
screened and glassed-in porch and
attached garage: Best offer under
Potomac ONCE. OIL. 4-6333. II
Potomac Hunt Area Farmette
Is miles. D. c., "a acres. 7-rm, house
vffrepl., bedrms.. full bsmt.. fur
mace. long frontage, 3 streams,
other bldgs. Excel. terms Mrs.
Ross, Gaithersburg 323-R. LYMAN
c. DELE & CO.. INC. ST. 3-3520
II
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HANDSOME ESTATE
cENTEEIR; EI; HAIL All = Gaze APE COD

y4Ib WIRE AVE.
an unusually large living room with
f.p., center hall separating a guest
size dining rm. and modern kitchen
with more than ample cabinets. A
twin sized bedrm. and tile bath on
first floor. huge bedrms. and bath
on 2nd floor. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.
heat with recessed radiators, side
screened porch, detached garage.
All this on large level lot for
$23,960. Assume an excellent 4cS
loan. Dir: Out Colesyille rd. to
Franklin, right to Wire, left to
open sign. Ewes. Mr.. MurtauEh.
JU. 7-aO55.
LAWRENCE V. .LUTES co.
Realtor. III. 6-4222
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BKOOKMONT = House Of convent
ence. easy to care for: on 17c D. C.
streetcar; long. low California ram
o, o1er WIN APE, oeormaS:: ar:rI. Tue PAN WIN
2 lge. extra closets, carport with
storage lockers; best materials and
workmanship; on choice corner lot
with trees; $17.95O. Left Of Mac
Arthur blvd just beyond Army Map
Service. through Brookmont gate
Ridge drive. A.. W. BRANDT,
Builder OIL, 4-S203
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COLESVILLE AREA--A new 3-level
rambler on half acre. Wonderful
view. 3 bedrms., bath, liv. rm. WHY
fireplace. Din. area. Large cleo.
kit. gar, with concrete driyeway'
S22,5O0. CAll JU. 9-OO96. No
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TODAY'S SPECIAL

OPEN 2-6 PM.
lilo z ST. SEC rms, bath, gas H.
w.h. Basement; 2-car brick garage.
Price, $4,000; terms. See Mr..
Joseph Witherspoon, jr.
AVON REALTY CO.
AD. 4-6S02 TU. 2-2649