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Evening star., 1953-11-13
Realtors See Easing
OF Mortgage Loans
For Home Financing
BY Robert J. Lewis
Stor Staff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 13.-
! Mortgage funds are rapidly be-
coming more plentiful in almost
every section of the country, a
survey by brokers disclosed today
at the convention here of the
Nations realtors.
Broker after broker reported
to the delegates there appears to
be a big improvement that should
make it easier for would-be home
buyers to find favorable terms
in 1854.
One broker attributed the re-
appearance of mortgage money
to an official warning issued
several months ago to financiers
that unless private enterprise
provided funds Congress might
expand the Federal program Of
direct loans.
More Liberal credit.
Walter S. Dayton of New York,
president of the National Insti-
tute of Real Estate Brokers, said:
Apparently lending institu-
tionS are needing the recent
warning by Housing Administra-
tor Albert M. Cole, and are lib
eralizing extension of credit for
both old and new homes.
Demands for comparatively
heavy discounts for loans guar
anteed by the Veterans Admins
tration, made in many sections
in the past, are being substanti-
ally reduced.
Savings and loan asSocia-
tions particularly are becoming
more realistic and thereby bring
ing about improved conditions"
Realtors optimism on home
financing is in line with trends
noted in Washington, as reported
in The Stars real estate section
in recent weeks.
Increasing availability Of funds
was partly attributed in those
reports to the Treasury's about
face on its hard-money policy.
Sees Boom Year.
UnderSecretary of Commerce
Walter Williams told the con-
vention today that another
boom year for building" is indi-
Gated for 1854.
Activity in all types of con-
struction is expected to maintain
expenditures at close to the rec
ord volume of 1883" he declared.
Whereas the 1853 record dollar
volume of construction is nearly
$35 billion. the 1854 new con-
Struction dollar volume should
reach "a billion, he said.
At session yesterday, Henry
G.. Waltemade, chairman of the
realtors Washington legislative
group, said he expected public
housing to be big issue before
Congress at its next session, re-
gardlesS of what recommends
tions are made by the adminis-
tration.
Your Washington committee
will be following this matter
closely" he said.
Election Today.
Scheduled for election today
to the national Board of Direc-
tors was Charles c. Koones Of
Washington.
Yesterday another Washing
tonian, Richard B, Hall, was
elected director of provision
ally formed Society of Real Es-
tate Counselors. This group
would be an affiliate of the ma
tional association.
Today's election was expected
to elevate Ronald j. Chinook Of
Chicago to the NAREB preSi-
dency. During World War II,
Mr.. Chinook was a Navy captain
serving as administrative officer
of the Navy Department under
the late Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestal.
Evening star., 1953-11-13

wants to know how the money
is being spent.
Yesterdays pledges totaled
$7,935, TAG.
The United States, which al
ready has appropriated $8.5 mil-
lion for 1854, was slated to an
nounce formally its contribu-
ton today.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Fresh Water Figures

OTTAWA. - The fresh water
area of Canada comprises more
than six per cent of the Domin-
ions total square miles.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Hearing on vepco's
Rate Plea Adjourns
BY the Assoeiosed Press

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 13.-
The opposition will have a month
to plan its case against Virginia
Electric & Power Co.'S proposal
for higher rates in 81 counties
in the Old Dominion.
Vepco concluded presentation
of its plea for a rate boost before
the State Corporation Commis-
sion yesterday. The sec ad-
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FILE No 1888
ORDER FOH MEANING PETITION
E'OR ADMINISTRATIONS, LIMITING
TINE 10 PIE CLAIMS AND
FOR HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MlNSESOTA
cot NT'Y OF HENNEptS
~ PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Matte Jones, De
csdrnt
Letters Of Adminiat ration
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, II any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
MAY 18th. 1853. at 10 O'Clock \. ".
In the Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota, why the petition Of
Andrew Jones, 81 Henuspin County,
Minnesota for the appointment Of
JuauIta ArHett. as administrator
herein" filed, should not be granted.
Order 60 Filr Claims and for
Hearing Thrrroa
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors ~ said DeCs-
dent file their claims In this Court.
Proofs viii he heard and claims eX-
amincd and adjusted before this
Court on Tuesday september Sth,
1853. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. In the
Court IIous" In Minneapolis, Min
neaotaF
These orders shah be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according To law.
COURT SEALl
WITNESS the nos. JAMES q.
kEHDE, Judge Of Probate
Court this 2Ist day Of April.
ERNEST y LoRENZ
clerk 81 Probate Court
Lena o smith Attorney
523-525 Palace bids
spokesman, April %. May ! 50
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR PaOOF or WILL. LIMITING
TIME To FILE CLAIMS AND
FOH HEAHING THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or nENNEPlN
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia he Estate OF Frank Miller. al
so known AS frank Roller. DeCe-
dent
order for HsariaE PrtItIos 60
Prove win
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, " any they
have, before this Court on Mon
day, May 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. N. Ia the Court House in Mime
apoils, Minnesota, why the petition
nennepin County. MINI, for the
allowance Of an instrument pur-
porting TO be the last win and
Testament OF said DeCedent and the
probate thereof and for the ap-
pointment OF herself as EReCutTiN,
should not Toe granted.
order 60 vile Claims aRd fer
Hearing TheFeoa
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that within four months from the
date hereof all creditors OF said
Decedsnt file their claims In this
Court Proofs will be heard and
claims examined and adjusted be-
fore this Court on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Sth. 1854, at 10 o'clock \.
NJ, In the Court House in Mime
apoliz, Minnesota
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according TO law
SEAL UF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the non. JAMES q.
KEHOE Judge Of Probate
Court, this nth day Of April,
1853.
ERNEST = LDRESZ.
Clerk Of Probate Court
Sachs, kariins Grossman kAFlins
5i2 BIdrs' ENch. Bldg.
spokesman, April -. May l ~
Pile No. 1919
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become civilized!
Marques Haynes Gobetrotter
giving their
pulling out Of SRperstoins TToeTs
statum Carolina A. r. College at GreensboTo
Idaho State College and coppd the MEGA heavyweight
boxing title.
Alonzo Smith Percy Zachary have started that
dl the ~" II both boys make the
been the Gopher
squad Horace Bell and Dwight Reed played
that Dick BRkey will mRtriculate
University Of Minnesota next fall?
Bll Brton darling 81 Milwaukee Braves fans
the leagues through the Of leagues the
Big years ago B.n the Clare.
Northern that leagues rookie
Is Pueblo Colo the Western
Let's hope he he has and ends this
the Rookie Of the Year the sig Leagues
Although the TTauman ruled that Springs
violated baseball hiring American players Negro
play bail nevertheless Hot
ridden oponed
the pitching brothers Jim and LCandT TgersOn The
League has SO Americans
Negroes allowed their attend the
Jim Gro beachers However
in the league Some stuff
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SpeedoVaEno To
FeGFuFe All Kinds
OF Autos. Equipment

The second annual speedorama
International automotiVe speed
show will be he'd in the Minneapo-
lis ArmOry. May 9Th through May
10th.
The show will include over one
hundred booths exhibiting the lat
est innovations In the automOtive
industry. Auto accessories, speed
equipment, safety devices and
products designed TO increase
automobile efficiency will be
shown and explained by the ex-
hibitOrs
In addition 10 the booth ex-
hibits, the contestants for prizes
IN the various classificatiOns Of
speed vehicles will also have their
entries on display during the en-
tire show Tho management Of
SpeedOrama IL offering trophies
and cash awards Tor winners In
each Of ten classes sports cars,
classic cars, custom cars. street
roadsters. hot rods. antique cars.
motorcycles, midget or big cars.
racing boats and stock cars
Prizes, based on originality OF
design and construction, will be
awarded on the final day Of the
show
The U. s. Navy will have a new
helicopted on exhibit and booths
will be maintained by all the To-
cal automotive and power boat
racing associations.
SpeedOrnma was inaugurated
last year by Bud Stahel, Eddie
Jones and Gene Jensen. three
Minneapolis men well known In
sports car and racing circles. The
show proved 10 be an immediate
success and In response 10 the re-
quests Of spectators, contestants
and exhibitors this years Speed
Drama has been extended to in
clude five fun days StRhel, James
and Jensen have searched extern
sively to find the most entertain
ing and educational exhibits and
the most unique cars and other
speed vehicles.
This show draws spectators
from the entire Northwest area
and attracts exhibitors and CON
testants from all parts Of the
United States
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Arneff Cobb and Five
RoYoIs 70 PIuy az
LoboE Temple. MGY !

The Five Royals, creators Of
Baby Don't DO II" and Arnctt
Cobb's orchestra will appear at
the Minneapolis Labor temple on
Friday May at $50 p. IN.
The o Royals. the nations new
est sOnEsatIonaI unit have become
the top Tyhthm and blues singers
overnight
Exclusive Apollo recording ar
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The Royals are backed by one
of the widely known bands on the
road today Arnett Wild Man
Of the Sax" Cobb and his orches.
ira
Cobb Is no stranger 10 the local
dance fans and made his last APP
pcarancr in the Twin Cities about
u year ago
Arnctt was a sensation with
Lionel HRmpton's band before or.
ganizinR his own band As a tenor
sax player h" IL rated high in the
entertainment field His band con
ststS Of George Rhodes, piano,
DiCkie Harris, trombone: Eddie
Lewis trumpet: Charlie Ferguson,
baritone sax; Eugene Wright on
bass and Al Walker on drums. A
closely knit unit that viii present
an extraordinary show.
In addition 10 hts old favurites.
Ride, Red Ride" Smooth Sail
ing Flying High" and Your
Wonderful Love" the last number
Cobb dedicated to his very charm.
tng wife Elizabeth. he win play
his latest recordings, "Cobbs'
Boogic" and Cobbs' Idea"
Advance tickets are on sale In
81 Paul at Chatsworth Inn, Ted
Bies Liquor store and Red Cap
Bar- B-Cue in Minneapolis: at
Molodee Record shop, state Liquor
store and CasSius Beauty shop.
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The second annual speedOrama
International automotiVe speed
show will be he'd in the Minneapo-
lis ArmOry. May 9Th through May
10th.
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e:''''5' Sports
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

The MRxneId PTA present Maxfsld school
grade school cage ehAmps
The Frontiers club Will honor Dick laksy Of Marshall ~
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1I:ts5!S5: 1I..IL
CLASSIFIED
File No. 1878
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOM DISTRIBUTION

STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MINNESOTA
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate OF John N. Gilmore,
beCedsnt
IT Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamina-
tiun thereof and for distribution.
filed herein, be heard ON Monday.
May 18th, 1853, at 10 o'clock A, NJ
by this Court In the Court House
in Minneapolis. Minnesota. and
that ali persons Interested In this
estate present objections, II any,
VII, said petition should not be
granted
This order shall be published ~
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according To
law
tSEALp
WITNESS, the HON JAMES q.
kEHDE, Judge Of Probate
Court, this .lst day Of April
1888
ERNEST T.. LORENZ,
CIeTk ~ Probate Court
Garfield a OConneli
Attorneys
Hastings, Minnesota
Spokesman, April -, May l -
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Almost About
s~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~Ns
Everything

veEas-IIavs Anabsle gamble
you Somothlng Ansr
cas- Monte Carlo
. and II 10 blocks long
The floors Of most places Uttered With wrapping" from
coins 30 many silver dollars used th"" places they pay the
San Francisco mint 1890 for $1,000 worth the fee for en-
press charges Vegas a tho
changers pots collected
less than "a hours Women In the majority at the slots
The most famous Of all the downtown place" the Golden Mug
get There about 900 people crowded at all times In th"
gambling n
al for bngo There two hundred slots there The
dropnS during "a hour tally about 1900 nine
tables five roulette wheels poker tables keno and
games The inter
sIng tables for 200 and every seat was taken at 2 p IN
sell shifts there
where for ooosn' piece It I" possible to win 5000
ssvsntyVo Of the players Of middle In
most cases tho dealer" are girl" There are $50 employee" work
Ing in the three shifts Two hundred are dealer" The working
eight hour shirt and half hour off hour and
half The standard for La" Vegas dealers $40 day
tables off $40 The and
pit bosses get NJ much a. nfty day
The population Of taS Vegas 20 900 In 1910 5000
The whole state has les" than 10000 The only Industry !.
100000 people visited their 1852 The big majority Of
gambling places city
afternoon paper with all the clubs
and gambling places placing bIg ada the daiieS New
Workers. claim that 10 that
the while II n
Los Angeles California The short journey
% package The
the gambling mill" go twenty hours around the clock
this tell land they believe
dealt this
There different gambling and laws
the mathematics
all gambling The that operate tho night
clubs and gambling places the respect OF Il" citizens AZ does
president a example
caught busting giving
shake They bonded q bill bet
they the
the state
The housing shortage n
the country although motcls
uncounod furnished private
thousands Of parking
nrStratU hotels along called
The Strip tabout
after the first the month
have slots There golf bowling
and pool hall They occasionally have seoondratr night
show One held Tuesday night The
street always busy Ten city blocks that
downtown The big gambling night of
Times Square The weather OF
this wreck ~ above Land The
begging and selling by real by the block
u sails by tho inch and
telephone book three doubled
block where they're not building
And well tell
strip Al the FiAmlhgo Hotel stopping
and excellent talent Van johnson
at the Sahara JeanC irving
Fields Abbott and Costello u Of the
tonight friday ~
Of the places las Vegas Every
larger motola have swimming Every hotel 81
beautiful food rices
able and In Of the gambling
which the last thing food only 81 90 filled
with people from
little merchant doing business happy
places are "a hours
VRApV WIN SAFETY WIN ApVERusERS IN TIESE coIuNANS
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ORDER FOR NEARING On
PETITION TO gEl.L LANDS

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPtN
N PROBATE COURT
IN Re Estate % Anna silver, also
known a. Ann silver and Mrs
charles silver. ps'sdeRt.
1T Is ORDERED that alt persons
Interested show cause, N any they
have. before this Court on Monday,
May 18th. 1853, at 10 o'clock A. "
in the Court House In Minneapolis.
Minnesota, why license should not
be granted to the representative 90
saih estate To sell certain real ss-
tate described In the petition Of the
representative. herein filcd THIS
order shaft be published IN the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies
thereof matted According to Law
COURT SEALD
WITNESS the HON JAMES a
kEHpE Judge 90 Probate
Court, this gtst day o. April,
1853
ERNEST T. tJORENZ.
clerk Of Probate Court
Leonard. street aud Deiuard
Attorneys
ials AndFus EldE
Spokesman. April 81 MAY a ~
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lists the boys are otto Jeffcries,
James Moore, Obcdiah Carter.
Johnny Tanner and Iowmand
PAuling are rhythmically sapahle
OF doing the unpredictablc.
The 5 Royals backed their FIRST
four hit tunes To man Baby
Don't DO II" You Know and I
Know" Take all Of Me and
Courage which have the jazz
fans approval AZ being harmonious
and thrill.pruvidinE On their initial
cruss country tour they have set
attendance records that no doubt
viii remain for sometime to come.
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81. Paul and Shorty Patterson at It's second annual
Athletic Award luncheon May o. At NapoIeon's CAFE.
1865 University Ave. ST. Paul at p. m.
don't believe there Is a single Negro lad out
for the prep baseball teams in the Twin Cities
Correct me " I'm wrong can't understand why
more Of At least Of boys don't get for the
high baseball mines
Memphis Tenn. barred two star Chicago White
sox team members Minoso and johnson from playing
in an exhibition game there a. the team moved
north for the opener Some crackers will never
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TRADG WIN SAEETV VIM ADVERTISERS IN THESG COLUMNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23

AREA, opposite Kenwood
Club. in exclusive Springfleld--Yo
choice of new homes, priced from
ness, desirability of neighborhood
and construction, they can't be
beat! Three-bedroom ramblers and
a 4-bedrm. Cape Cod.
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
Drive out River I'd. Ia mi. past
left ON Springfield dr., 3 blocks to
GoRMAN p. YOUNG. Exclusive Agent
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DEL HESDA, SIo,50U-b5uTm. aHu q
bath up. Close to NH. 4 yrs. old
and in immac. cond. Nice porch.
level lot, with shrubbery. Near
schools. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO.. EN- 2-2326 It'll 8 pm. pa
BETHESDA--Close. to Health Inst.
bath brick-and-stone rambler with
custom-built features, such as built
in flower boxes in liv. rm., kit. with
breakfast nook. No bsn1t.. lge. util.
rm., gar. and patio. Owner leaving
city. Priced at S27.950. Ewes. OIL.
2-9346: SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23

ROCK CREEK PARK
HOLLYWOOD TOWN HOUSE
A most unusual 3-bedroom,
2-bath home with Step-down
living room and fireplace; rec
reatiop room, garage. You
have never seen anything like
it, Price only S22,50 with
excellent terms Call Mr..
Franzblau GUN. 4-1S12). with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ST. MARYS CO.-Two-story furn
home on beaut. st. PatricS's Creek
One acre shaded yard, electricity
new pier with row boat, good roac
to door. Small down payment. Mr.
732 18th st. NV: ewes. 10. 1880
SOUTHERN MARYLAND Arm
house, no plumbing; 81 900. $500
down. $50 mo-; 2-bedrm. house
over l acre, II mi. D. c.: big attic
HOLDT REALTY. 10. 7-S515. -2a
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcons.D

COLORED-eOS 9th ST. S.E.-6
2 apis; full bsmt.. h.-w.h. (oiD. rear
porches and garage. Price, S12,950:
$1,000 cash. bal. monthly. VIM. ].
DAVIS. INC. 500 H st. NV, Ma.
1850; ewes. JU. 9-6723. -23
rooms. 2 inclosed porches, auto
h.-w.h. lge. lot, immac. cond.
throughout. Priced for quick sale
and possession with terms. To in
spect, call Mrs. Clark, 10. S-4S33.
8. M. ORRISON REALTY CO., RIA.
3-1667. -26
COLORED-INDEPENDENCE AVE. 2
complies lsds f t',t S.t e. having rms
ing units. Lge. rear yard. Perfect
cond Real value at Sl4.750..
W. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
LU. 1920. OIL. 6-6500
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4 BEDRMS., $1,000 down, nearly
new home. close-in Silver Spring
near schools and shopping. A. j
KESSINGER & CO., JU. o-4544.
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BETHESDA

So. 600 down will purchase this Colo
nial home consisting of liv. rm. with
paneled den. Second a. has 3 bed.
rooms and bath. Full bsmt., ga,
heat. I'm. recr. rm. Lovely level loi
and Diet. gar. $4,000 lst trust a.
int, taxes and ms. Ewes, OIL
2-Ois2. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC.
M, 4-I06R -2A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23

WINK LEAVING TOWN-MOdern
rambler; superlative 3-bedrm. con-
temporary designed by Charles M,
Goodman; l year old, newly deco
rated. $14.950; 40 81 LIST trust.
10. 4-000S by appt. only. -27
2-BATH BRICK RAMBLER, sep. din
rm.. ALICE table space kit. full
bsmt:, lge: wooded lot. terms. A. J
kESSINGER d CO.. JU. 9-4544.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HTS.-vacant. 1s-foot
front semidet. brick. Six rms,
tile bath, full bsmt, lge.. fenced-in
lot; Al shape, near all conven-
fences: must sell: bargain, S12, $50,
81 800 down. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII.
4-3400. LII. 2-5976; ga
center hall, ? Ice; bedrms;, Ist:tl.
nut trimming, built-in garage. gas
h.-w.h.; fenced-in level lot. shown
by appt. only. $4,000. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. l345 Good Hope I'd
Sc. LU. 4-34O0, LII 4-39S2.
BY OWNER-Excel. cond. throughout;
5-rm. semidet. brick across from Ft:
Dupont Park. Full bsmt., partial
recr.. rm., . bedrms; Price. $li $50;
4To LIST mortg.. $1,000; viii take
small 2nd trust. Phone LU. 1-2d45,
to show; price, $4,000, Low DIN.
RRhTe. f S7eiS bed 9 on Il b ssdss
Michigan Park. Gail right away.
2 SPsH 81 81 s.ssSS4A Rk IA. o. s- E61Io-
2-story brk. semidet.. 5 bedrms.; red.
st Stores e. ii Schools. uO 10. se6ss9. go
SEMIDETACHED 6-RM. BRICK, mr..
Pa. and Alabama ayes. Three bed
rooms, modern tile bath, liv. rn1.,
din. rm.. kit. full bsmt.. gas &C.
heat. Price: S13.750; $4,000 down;
r. A. HUMPHREYS, sos N. CAPITOL
st.. Ma. 5000; ewes. LU. 1-4671.
-75@=1[
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CHEVY CHASE MD
CHEVY CHASE MD.

=. The loveliest section between
the two country clubS-one
block west of Conn. ave. at
Leland st. Perfect, environ
ment; all schools convenient;
lovely center-hall brick home;
features BEDROOMS. >
BATHS AND POWDER ROOM,
finished attic; beautiful setting
OF trees, terraced garden and
outdoor grill: automatic heat;
built-in garage; owner moving
away has priced this home for
immediate sale. Call MISS
BLAND. WO. 6-64S6.
ThOS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Realtors
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 1853
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

3A T,CUU-1NO 45AOO
Will be considered for this 14--year-
that will be open this next Sunday
for the first time. This is an at.
tractive well-built home in excellent
condition. A telephone call will
give you complete information, etc
j. Nelson Hughes, EN-. 2-969e
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BETHESDA

A perfect red brick rambler; new
house condition. Just redecorated.
Combination living dining room,
fireplace, picture window. 3 bed
rooms e twin-SiZel, generous
wardrobe and other closets, 2 tile
baths: modern kitchen with range,
REFRIGERATOR, dishwasher, garbage
grinder. space for breakfast set;
Venetian blinds, aluminium self
storing windows and screens; drop
stairs to storage attic; gas &C.
heat; attached garage and store,
room. Situated on a corner, level
handicapped lot, facing park. Near
Bethesda, Chevy Chase High, Cath
ole and public elementary schools.
In a protected community. owner
transferred. must sell. Attractively
priced. Evenings, call ComdI.
], FISHER e. CO., Exclusive Agents.
soS Isth II n w nI E.GS20. ~
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BETHESDA
"BLAIR HOUSE"
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
2-FAMIIY HOUSE

Located in an attractive convenient
neiRhborhood of single family
homes. This one exception with
separate entrance for each apt
makes q desirable home with in
come. 1St-f. apt. consists of 3
bedrms., Ia baths, lge. liv. rm..
din. rm., big newly equip. kit. and
glass Enclosed porch; !nd-fi. apt.
consists of . bedrms., bath with tub
and shower. big kitchen, liv. rm. and
porch. Approx. $4,000 down. Bal
ance on excellent terms. Early
- possession. ONCE open til q.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O