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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
Sen. Mccarthy
PrObeUnit Nav
Be Major Issue


WASHINGTON IA Republican
decision 70 let Sen. Mccarthy
l1-Wisl hunt for Communists with
eue Democratic help threatens 10
make his committee q major issue
h next years congressional cam.
DAim.
From ell indications, no other
Senate Democrats win accept APP
rointment 10 the places vacated b.
Senator's Mcclellan Of Arkansas,
Symington Of Missouri and Henry
wnlkod out II protest when the
committees COP majority voted
Mccarthy the sole right 10 hire and
nFe staff personnel
Sen. DiFksen lR-IIl1, q member,
eaid n The Democrats want to take
that attitude, The committee win
= about its business without bene-
a. q minority members.
II think the committee can func.
ton Ii On orderly and legal way
and IGs investigations win 90 on
jaas TIE same, " Dirksen said.
~ time goes on, be said, the
Democrats may face Z developing
belief On the part II tha public that
they walked out because they reall
weren't interested IN digging Com
munlstD out 0f government.
McClellan, who already has
drafted I politely curt letter 70 Nc.
Carthy rejecting the WIseonsin
senator's proposal that be resume
committee membership, said he
doe1n't think for q minute the eoun-
Try WIN believe any such thing.
I'm Jet The record Of my activ-
tiles refnte any such ridiculous
accusations, 50 far - / an con.
terned. = Mcclellan said. II don't
think there Ii any senator not viii.
ing ID investigate Communists
under The established congregational
procedures and within the com.
mittee'a Jurisdiction.
Mcclellan and Sen. Mundt (R-
SD. who has supported Mccarthy
In the current controversy, win be
up fOr reelection next year and
thus directly affected by the pOlit.
icAl reaction. Mundt and Sen,
Potter u -Mlchl ere the other CON-
mitteefnen.
Many Democrats believe an In
vestlgaii0n conducted only BY Re.
publicans would be tabled as par.
tisan It the start and its results
viewed with suspicion.
II addition, some Democrats feel
The fire went out II the Communist
Issue with the change IN admins.
tratlcns. They apparently wera re.
lieved not 70 Be party Just now "a
lnqulries into the operations q the
new Eisenhower regime.
Dlfksen said The committee win
continue lls work throughout ths
summer and fall months. Under N
rules, Il can operate with one
member ns I quorum 50 McCarth,
Z empowered % eli alone at hear.
lngs 4 ether members are busy,
Mccarthy's friends say they
doubt absence 81 Democrats wiiI
slow down his activities. Nor IA
they expect him 10 pay much atten.
ton % 90 element within his own
patsy which has been critical b
be aclivlties.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Korea War Veteran
Robbed Of $1,000

A Washington veteran of
World War II and the Korean
war was reported robbed yeSter-
day in Baltimore of some 81 300
he had received from the Fed
eral Government for time he had
spent in a German prisoner of
war camp.
Police said Raymond Campbell,
80. of 4116 Ellicott street NV,
reported he was robbed by new
friends he had made in a Bal
timore tavern, the Associated
Press reported.
Mr.. Campbell said a woman
he had met in an East Baltimore
tavern invited him to a house
party after the bars closed.
Shortly after the party started
several men grabbed him, took
his wallet and tossed him into
the street. Mr.. Campbell said
He broke the glass window OF
a door trying to beat his way
back into the house. police said
He was treated at Johns Hopkins
Hospital for severe hand cuts.
A cousin. Miss Dorothy Camp
bell Of the Washington address
said Mr.. Campbell had received
a check from the Government
about three days ago. She said
he had spent several months in
a prisoner camp in Germany in
World War II.
Baltimore police picked up two
men and a woman for ques-
tioning.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Gather Name Temporary
Successor 10 Hoffman
BY The Assoeiated Press

DETROIT, Feb. 6.-H. Rowan
Gather, jr., a San Francisco at
torney. will take over temporari-
~ as head of the Ford Founda-
ton, replacing Paul G. Hoffman.
The switch was announced
here last night by Henry Ford
II. president of the Ford Motor
Co.. whose firm controls the
foundation.
Mr.. Ford said Mr.. Gather
would serve until successor to
Mr.. Hoffman is selected. Mr..
Hoffman quit when foundation
trustees refused to allow head
quarters of the organization to
remain in Pasadena, Calf, and
insisted they be returned to New
York.
Mr.. Hoffman, former European
Recovery administrator, said he
would resume his duties as
chairman Of the board of the
Studebaker Corp.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Long Charges District
Hides Pollution Guilt
In Blaming Virginia

The District stood accused to-
day of shielding itself while
putting the blame on Virginia
communities for polluting the
Potomac River in the Metropol-
itan Area.
Raymond v. Long, former
chairman of the Interstate Com
mission on the Potomac River
Basin and director of the vir-
ginia Planning and Economic
Development Commission. told
the Interstate Commission here
yesterday that Washington is
not doing its share to correct its
pollution load in the river.
Mr.. Longs statement followed
q report by a special committee
to study conditions in the Metro
politan Area, The report con-
cluded the Potomac here is
getting worse. rather than i'm
proving.
Washington" Mr.. Long said,
sis not assuming its share of the
responsibility of pollution abate-
ment in the Metropolitan Area.
All the while it is placing the
blame on Virginia communities
for not making more progress
toward pollution abatement.
Il do not mean to indicate
that Virginia should not reduce
its pollution, but I believe it is
unfair for Virginia-Alexandria
Arlington and FairfaX-to have
to take all Of the blame for
polluting the Potomac"
Lag in Facilities Seen.
The study committee, in a pre-
liminary report to the commits
sion, noted that, "in spite Of
recent additions to treatment
facilities the water quality of
the river in the Washington
Metropolitan Area has continued
w Oc OSSIdQ6Q.
The committee said this would
indicate that the construction of
pollution abatement facilities is
not being carried out at a rapid
enough rate.
An engineer study of means of
the best methods of sewage
treatment by Virginia commune
ties pointed out last year that
Washington was responsible for
the greater part of the pollution
load in the river.
The committee recommended
that all jurisdictions in the area |
give careful study to the degree
OF treatment needed and advised |
local planning agencies to give
careful consideration to the |
practical degree to which pollu-
tion abatement may be accom-
pliShed when planning future |
developments in the area.
Cites Slash in Funds.
Ralph Thurman. superin-
tendent of the District disposal
plant, said the Sanitation De-
partment had requested $40 mil
lion for sanitary works for the
next fiscal year. He said this
request was cut to SO million
before being sent to Congress.
Mark D. Hollis, assistant sur
geon general. said that, on a ma
tional scale, pollution abatement
progress had not kept pace with
needs. He said that World
War II. and later the Korean
war, have prevented the con-
struction of many abatement
projects.
John Nolen, jr., planning di-
rector of the National Capital
Planning Commission. said a
map is being prepared to show
existing sources of pollution in
the Washington area. !
Mr.. Nolen said the map will
be made available to planning
agencies throughout the area.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

QUANTITY DESCRIPTION ORIGINALLY NOW
2 Modern Odd Chests blond------ 5000 900
Panel Beds modern and Is cent. 2995 1000
2 Twin Size Maple Beds ---------I 1895 500
/ Leather Top Step Table, mahog - 80.
2 Lined Oak Corner Tables - 1895 100
/ Modern Walnut Kneehole Desk 1895 ZOO
Is Modern Occasional Tables, 81
styles, mahogany and lined oak 995 500
Evening star., 1953-02-06

Some Of the most famous names
i'm the world are included.
Many few and one of a kind.
Everything sold "as is''-
some are perfect, some
slightly scuffed, marred and
sOiled.
Sorry, no all or phone
orders, return, layaways or
GODS.
None sold to alers. All
! items subject to prior sale!
, 1953-02-05
ESTABLISHMENT De ELIGIBLE LIST

The Division Of Personnel announces the establishment
of an eligible list for the class Of:
Chauffeur
CHAUFFEUR Salary Range 5000 $3.50 per annuml.
Duties involve the operation of passenger and other automo-
tive equipment.
Desirable training and experience include completion Of
the ninth school grade; some experience in the operation of
automotive equipment.
Possession of a valid automotive vehicle operators license
in the Virgin Islands is necessary.
Application must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the Branch Office of the Division of
Personnel in Christiansted and should be postmarked by mid
night of February 19, 1858.
Cecil G. Harrigan
Deputy Director of Personnel
, 1953-02-05

foated along entirely indifferent or calloused, then the adj
ministration should step in and take the necessary steps. An
Investigation might reveal that in order to attract men of high
caHber the inducement must be greater, and that in addition
to favorable working conditions, a salary scale intended to
meet the applicants needs might be advisable.
H TIME FOR action in this regard is here, and the
sooner the administration takes steps the sooner will the peo-
pie of this island breathe more easily because the very depart
ment responsible for safeguarding and protecting public vel
fare will no longer be the main cause of worry and insecurity.
, 1953-02-05


sTRGhoTh
~
UNITY
, 1953-02-05
HIGHER POLICE

HIGHER POLICE STANDARDS
THERE CAN BE no denying that the recent shooting of
a hapless victim by an irresponsible rookie policeman has left
the community with tongue in cheek wondering what next
This paper, regardless Of popularity or not has made a most
serious effort to avoid jumping to conclusions, and to see be-
meath the mere surface. It is therefore after asking many
questions that we can now say that this was one act which
could, and should have been avoided.
WHATEVER E are needed will be taken by the
courts, and since we live in an orderly society and one which
places these matters in the hands of the proper authorities,
we can only leave the outcome to those authorities. Our con-
Germ is with something else even more far-reaching.
BUT VIVA Of next week, and the week after? Who
will be the next victim? Which young policeman will be given
a club and a revolver and sent out on the streets to keep order
without the slightest knowledge or understanding of what
law and order mean? How many more youngsters, whether
physically, emotionaly or psychologically fit will be entrusted
with the protection Of the publics safety
WE DEMAND tina the Police Department be inves-
tigated with the view to. determining its policy (f it has one)
with reference to employment, and whether its administration
is such as permits the type Of laxity out Of which tragedy may
strike swiftly. Out Of this investigation should come the type
of information which forms the basis for proper legislation.
WE ARE LOOKING beyond any single event, to the
cause, and circumstances. Public safety is a most important
and sacred duty, and the authorities entrusted with this duty
should be not only qualified, but should realize what that
duty entails. What law and order mean to any community
certainly begins with the police officer on the beat. Il ne is
an arrogant, misinformed, misplaced person, he can 90 more
harm than can be imagined. If he is emotionany unfit, he can
run amock at the wrong time, creating resentment and bitter
ness which may go deeper than meets the eye.
POLICE DEPARTMENT should therefore see to
it that its personnel are fit and ready to meet the highest
standards of their public Office. And if this department has
Evening star., 1953-12-20
MT. RAINIER
SUITLAND

SUITLAND, ND. 10. 9-9300
2-STORY, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with large liy. rm., separate din.
rm.. equipt. kit. tiled floor bsmt.,
aluminium storm windows. Ranch
style fence SI3.250; S72.36 per no,
includes all
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 til pm. After pm.
WA 7-564l. HA. 2-SS91, JU. =
6I59 HA 2-SO5o 10
Evening star., 1953-12-20
ThNIt DTIIINI NNOILD
BRICK BUNGALOW

" picture windows and excellent
vle0. located in this close in COM
munity. ! rms. bath. storage attic,
b mt. with rec. rm.; gas heat An
cho:cd fenced-sIde patio. Owner
small down payment. Call Mr. McIn-
tG-h. E%. :}-"iS0. Ewes. and Sunday,
AID '-61GS
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HOUSES sALE-vA. tcont.)

A REAL BUY-Cozy and attractive.
Lly. rnl.. dineue, lge. equip. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath: $55 per mo
includes taxes. insurance and utils.:
sfLLS REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
10 LOAN-SpaciouS older frame
home in excel. Arl. loc. Cony. to
schools and shop, , lge. Dedrms.,
fun din, rm.' garagee' Sli1o9 down
ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
acre; near TysonS; elec. kit. PROVI-
DENCE CO; JE. -3343.
snfoI of IN srGsn" congenieRi BaFcF9I &
remodeled tor $1,000: lull bsmt;
large. level lot; trees. Owner will
sacrifice for S12.950. with very lib
ersi G9l,,i terms. PARKER SMIra, 3
oPRN oPPRSNhht uNfiI Hafi0 5ifS bhkK&sa Is Ha
Bellevue Forest" ;i0U7 N. Pollard
st,--New Wslliamsburg brick ram
bier. realistically PRICED, designed TO
make a Womans living easy. Built
OF mellowed antique brick and
trimmed with soft shade. of Will
2R-bath luxury house offers en-
trance hall, tl3X23) living room
with paneled fireplace wall and Co
lOnial picture window, family din
Ing room with French doors ope-ins
on terrace: 1ulI baS- mCAJ y.-u:. l.
finished asphalt tiled floor through
out, fireplace and servants All
bath; oyerSlzed garage with loads. OF
room for garden tools; large lol
wooded With beautiful hardwood
sfEVENsoN. IA IA. gil 3oii6S. I Direc- rec,
lions TO reach: Cross Memorial
Bridge, bear right and follow the
river. under Key Bridge. continue
on parkway TO Lorcom lane, right on
Lorcom lane to Military I'd. right
on Military rd. to North %0th St.
Tight pei,tr9 on 3oth st; to poIla4rnd, left on
GEoRGE MASON GREEH CO., ''e ex- X,
elusive agents. JA. 4-I4OO.
ForeSt,'-JlSl N. Pollard-SerVe
all you can, about this new quality
built 3-bedroom 212-bath BRICK
and -stone rambler, professionally
built BY one Of Arlington's most ex-
perienced builders. Located in one
Of North Arlington's finest pro
near the Washington Golf and
Country Club and the scenic George
Washington Memorial PARKWAY
situated on lot where Mother
est, trees. Center hall planned you
Will love the arrans sement. There is
a wide living room with fireplace
and picture window. family dining
room with door to screened porch
wonderful Westinghouse kitchen
The full basement contains recrea-
ton area Q3X39l with fireplace;
half bath and outside entrance.
Built-in garage. The expensive base
board hot-Water gas-flred heating
system assures you OF steady
warmth: EVE. AND SUN, CALI.
MR.. MILBURN. ia. 2-95lT; S3;} =
$50. Directions TO reach. Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear right and
follow river under Kev Bridge. con
tinue on parkway to Lorcom lane,
right on ,Lorcom lane to Military
road, right on Military road to
North Pollard, right on Pollard to
our Open" sign. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., Exclusive agents, IA
Evening star., 1953-12-20
$1,000 DOWN

00l Conn. asC NV DT =;
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BERKSHIRE
Suitland-Dist. Heights Area
OPEN ALL DAY
RAMBLERS
CARROTJ, HTGHT,ANDS

:" 300 cash buys a newly decorated
@-story, 3bedrm. brick. Full bsmt
gas heat Lot 55xI23. 40 1st
trust. Owner has reduced price
HA. 1926. LYMAN C. DELE
&. CO. INC. ST. 3-352O.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
SANTA IS HERE EARLY

SANIA IS HERE EARIY
This new cuStom-built BRICK RAM
BIER. situated on 12-acre lot, in
historic Fairfax. is priced below
i,g ifodays market marx bedrms.: larse
eptr. hall la baths. fun day.ight
bsmt. with picture window, laundry
rm., radiant heat; close to schools
and buses. Full price, SIS.S5O;
81 600 cash. with balance on easy
terms Open l to dark Directions:
Out ARLINGTON blvd. tRte. 565 to
FairfaX. traffic light. right on Rte.
LIZ, left on Oak St, to open" sign,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
YOU

Would be wise to buy locat on.
Luxurious rambler in Aurora Hills.
Unusual planning, with = hoor-to-
ceiling tireplaccs, ! in Hv rm and
another in den; lge picture vim
dowS, spacious din. area, 3 lgc bed
a magnificent daylight bsmt with
lge rec, rm, (hreplace). Under
$50 O00
To inspect: Out Shirley hwy to
Arhn ton Ridge rd.. turn left on
Arlington RidRe rd to S. @3rd ST.,
left On S. 23rd st. to S. 10Th, right
to S. 18th and Ives. PROPERTY
ON LEFT
Evening star., 1953-12-20
DIST. HEIGHTS-OPEN
GRFENBFTT

7607 Gateway Blvd, new 3-bedrm
brick home; full din. rm. and bsmt
S35nn down. Direct from builder
10. S-10EG
Evening star., 1953-12-20
$I2, $50
OPEN DAILY, 3-5
SUNDAY Is

8907 jefferson St, Hyattsville-Th
choice location of Prince Georges
County. We are Offering a 3-bedrm.
bungalow with stairway to f1oored
attic; liv. rm. with firepl: din. rm..
ige. kit, full bsmt.. outside entrance;
2-car garage. Owner being trans
ferred. Choice of > buslines. 81 500
down, $S5 mo. WA. 7-1232. WA.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont

LANDOvER ESTATES - g. bedrm
rambler. beautifully decorated. trees
on rear of lot. Only S1l,250 with
low cash. OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5. Di-
rectionS: Landover rd. to entrance
to Radiant Valley. left / blk, right
] blk. left 3 blkS. to Harmon, left
to 1921. POTTS REALTY Co
Evening star., 1953-12-20

ALEX. .-BRADDOCK HTS. ..
2f0o Cameron Mills I'd. - Attrac.
Colonial, 3 bedrms., liv. rm. din.
rm. > baths, full bsmt with
rouehed in rec, rm.; beaut. lot: aaE
conr. Toe House is vacant. Flexible
terms. Call ia. S-9i6S Tor informa-
ton and direction -ob
Evening star., 1953-12-20

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
$4,000 DOWN
Gem of a Groom Co.
lonial including 3 airy
bedrooms. Fence d-i n
back surrounds yard
studded with trees and
brick barbecue. Cute
kitchen with diShwaSher,
disposal and modern
steel cabinets. Furniture
easily arranged in large
living room and separate
dining room; finished
rumpus room with built
in bar for lots of holiday
fun. Two porches, one
screened in for summer
comfort; on quiet sub
urban street with little
traffic and yet only 20
minutes to Pentagon.
Inspect any time by call
ing
HARRIS T. RICHARDS, INC
JA. 5-9387
Evening star., 1953-12-20
BURCH REALTY co,
S12.Q50

Cor. brk bungl. Located In Wood
lawn. A new subdiv. with wonderful
view, Lily, rm,, din. rm.,. kit,
hedrm6., tile bath. EXP. attic. LEe.
R. q. DUNE no, 2-0700. Eve.
and Sun. LA. 6-776S.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
WISHES

You would come by and inspect this
orand-new 3-bedrm., 2la bath brick
rambler, with garage and full bsmt.
IL lovely Hilwood for only S94.95O.
Perfect planning, quality construc-
ton spacious rms; 14X92 liv, rm,,
14-ft sep. din. rm, lge de luxe
Kit. Excellent financing. To inspect:
Out Arlington blvd. to Corners,
right on Hillwood ave to Cleve
DIR, left to 5l2 CLEVE DIR.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
NO MONEY DOWN

Price, $7,95O-$82.5O Per Mo
Vacant. Detached 5-rm. house. oil
neat: of New Hampshire ave mr.
Naval Ord. Lab. OWNER. RE
1854 DAYS: HE. 4-46S5 nights
Evening star., 1953-12-20
OPEN SUNDAY
JIM BRITT
ENTERPRISE ROAD

3-story Colonial built in early 1900
o bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm., library
din. rm., kitchen, oil h.-w.h., .
acres ground. Dir: Out Rte. so
turn on Enterprise rd. (Rte. 1851 tc
open sign. Acreage also available
Ewes, CE. S-496l.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN 1-DARK
METZLER-Va. Office

In Hillwood quality all brick. 34bed-
nm. rambler: terrific .."xlD liv rm,
ige. sep. din rm.. communicated
baths, Ice playroom bSmt, TRANS
FERRED OWNER READY FOR A
DEAL.
To inspect. Out Arlington blvd 10
: Corners, right on Hillwood aves
tRt No 1881 to Linden la, left
to 503 LINDEN LA
Evening star., 1953-12-20

s. 500. fun price; low down payment;
3-bedrm. brk.. located in wooded
area OF est. community. MANY or
and children. Ideal for family life.
Convenient; no furnace to tend, no
maintenance worries; short walk to
shops, schools. bus, swimming pool
not far from Washington Baltimore
pkwy.; 1Sxl3-ft. liv. rm.; stairs to
Sttic. sep. din. rm. OWNER, CIR
3-3i41 ct Hillside I'd. go
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FALLS CHURCH
&17 h00
FIT, BELVOIR

7 I. bELVUIR
Just a nice ride to this rustic ranchel
on wooded l2-acre site, located OF
EdSall I'd. at Shirley hwy. go min.
to WASH. Transferred Army ma
lor will accept $500 down Three
bedrmS.. tiled bath. knotty pine
elec kit, screened patio, recr. rm
IN hsrt Assume lS-yr. $4,000
bank loan
THE BRANT co.
6S7S Lee Hwy. JE. 3-SI1S
Evening star., 1953-06-09
APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED
GEORGET0WN

Kanawha Apts.. 301e Dumbarton ave.
nv rooms. kitchen, bath. newly
5Se@Sssled; Segsssa kr. 7NS2sa, N2; 10000 Tu'
COLORED-2 BEDRMS., iiy Tm. din
sv.i, sttsi kiG; Kit. and 1pds bath; 18th; new blde;;
utils ST s-sI66. ''' D'f mo- ''u'
lCOLORED-THREE ROOMS. share
Fl. f. a.sS5o sHS bath l child accepted. accept"
ICOLoRED-QUEBEC PL. N.W.-s
rms. Ra saSd atad pvt. bath. Call after 8.
COLORED-2ROOMs, kitchen share
99ath; $S2.5o; couple pref. Cali Ii.
COLoRED-lso7 o ST. Nw.-Two
rooms rooms SnS SS bath: refrieerator,. small
seen sat. and Sun. "Saini call BEITzEELG. ITzE e
coLoRED@NEw - so4.s1o Kastl. M
pl: ne; bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
rinFette. raFst bath; $65.bo; Heat, utils,,
sNSsf[.' NEk: re. fH'F.: a-seiGSHt CHARLES C. 2 con
COLORED-o.33 18th ST NV .
rms. kit. and bath. $50 so mo ali
utilities included in rent: recently
remodeled: redecorated apt. bldg :;
see janitor on premises or call Me,
COLoRED-14Oo 1n ST. NV
rms. with semipvt bath. adults only:
imm. occup,; S55 mo. TO inspect
COLORED-6e8 o ST. N.W-sm
apt. avail for imm. occup; adult.
only; NJ go mo. To inspect cal
COLORED-I5I6 9th ST. NV
rm.. kit. and Semipvt. bath $R(
mo-; adults only; imm. occup. Tc
inspect call ME. S-54O2.
bath. Quiet couple. men or women
DE. 2-62S4. 1927 You st. NV.
COLORED-?I53 l. ST. NV:
lovely rooms. private bath. Ouiet
conoREbLSos eG@s *: $685. 9s,h J.. NE-Ia., NEll5
apt Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, Bath
S69.50. utils extra. K. FAIRBAIRN
ST. $4,000; ewes. DE. 2-323S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK. SCI .500--Thres
!bedrms., . tiled baths, plus finished.
heated 3rd floor det. o-Story ALL
brick. with heavy slate roof; full
hsmt.; garage; screened porch: very
flne neishborhood near 47th and
g. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-i4i1; ewes.
ERiARCLIFF-one Of washinston's
f1l nsst cofSmisi hSmsf ,T magncfnt Tm sen.sr- s
lge kit, on LIST mr.. 4 twin bed rms,
3 baths on 2nd fir.; dorm. bedrm.
and bath on 3rd A.; rec, rm.. with
car built-in ssr.; avsiiaSle lar be
PHLTlPs iGT GfPqs0 Di a-i4ii eHii ETes' wo:
on a3th st. mr.. Western
vefsity ~ 6-room brick: : bedTms.
and sleeping porch end door:
screened porch, lSt floor; RaTage;
extra lot: needs some decorating.
M6 tRs siS5,4 sity; RAYMOND B. If DqfS'
Chevy CHASE. u. C.. open daily 9-s.
New custom built, 4 bedrms. plus lst-
A. bedrm. TOR dem, and bath posses.
S24 200 lst trust: close in. bet. Conn.
anu " 10. dNNS-. III. IA NSHOOiS
buses. $500 Yuma st NV. Ill
THEvY CHASE RAMBLER. Price.
S24. 5O0-First Offering OF this ex-
ceptional value. Two brand-new
brick ramblers nearing completion.
The homes contain foyer, lee. liv.
Tm. 2OxIS with dining space, picture
window and fireplace: large GE
KITCHEN with diShYasher and Dis.
posall: den or bedrh. 13x11 with
tiled half bath. master bedrm. 14x
l3 with full bath and another nice
bedrm. llxl3. rear screened porch.
bsmt, with space for recr. rm., tre-
mendous storage attic; wooded lot.
Excel 4izre financing; W. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 3-5800 TIL q pm:
7OXHALL VILLAGE-A touch Of
GEORGETOWN minus the Georeetowu
price. Unusual design with lots OF
room and loads Of charm. White
brick multi-level with bedrms. .
tiled baths. full basement. Priced
below S3annn and completely mod
ern. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL.
"-700f; ewes. OIL. 4-51Oa. --I4
:&0O CALVERT ST.. next to Shore
ham Hotel--Nev stone and brick
modern rambler. Open every day. 1
TO Is 15h
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