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Evening star., 1953-03-06
William R. English, 90,
Packing Firm Official
By the As.eeiatad Pra,,

CHICAGO, Mar. 6.-William
R. English, 90, associated with
the Cudahy Packing Co. for At
years and a member of the Fed
eral Food Administration during
World War I. died yesterday in
his home in suburban Winnetka.
Mr.. English formerly was man
ager of the refining products di-
division of the Cudahy Co. He
often acted as arbiter in disputes
between companies in the oil
processing fields. Survivors in
clude his widow, Rosanne; a son,
Robert E. English. and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen E. Stuckslager.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Mrs. TheImu Brown,
Victim of Burns

RICHMOND, Mar. 6.-Mrs.
Thelma Brown. 40, of Fred
erickSburg. died in the medical
college of Virginia Hospital
Wednesday of burns suffered
over As per cent of her body.
She told police her dress
caught fire when she struck a
match in her apartment on Feb
ruary "a. Her husband tried
to extinguish the flames.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Herman Mankiewicz,
Film Writer and Critic
By the Associoted Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 6.-Her-
man MankieWicZ, screen writer
one time foreign correspondent
and New York drama critic, died
yesterday in Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital.
The elder brother of Oscar
winning Joseph MankieWicz,
he had been a patient at the
hospital since February 18. His
death was unexpected, a hos
pital spokesman said, adding
that uremic poisoning was be-
lieved to be the cause.
Mr.. Manikiewicz was born in
New York. November 7, 1897. He
was educated at Columbia Uni
versity and the University of
Berlin.
He began as a reporter on the
old New York Tribune and dur
ing World War I headed the
American Red Cross News Serv-
ice in Paris. Later, he was Berlin
correspondent for. the Chicago
Tribune and later was drama
critic for the New York Times
and the New Yorker magazine.
His first Hollywood writing Job
was in 1926 when he wrote Road
to Mandalay" for the late Lon
CLANCY. He had a long list of
screen credits, including Citizen
Kane" Pride of the Yankees"
and his latest pride of ST..
Louis" the Dizzy Dean story.
He was writing a script for
"Mock the Midnight Bell" at
goth Century Fox Studio at the
time of his death.
Besides his brother, Mr.. Man.
kiewicz leaves his wife, two sons
and a daughter.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Mrs. Josephin Bogert,
New York Social Leader
BY the Asseeiafed Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 6.-Mrs
Josephine S. Bogert. socially
prominent summer resident of
Newport, r. l., died Tuesday
night at Roosevelt Hospital of
a heart ailment.
Born Josephine Pearson, she
was the wife of Beverley Bogert,
head of the New York brokerage
firm which bears his name.
Their Newport estate, called
"Anglesa," is at Ochre Point.
Besides her husband, she
leaves daughter, Mrs. Maurice
Flynn, of Camden. S. c., and
a son, Beverley A. Bogert.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Edward Eyre Hunt,
State Department
Division Chief, Dies


Edward Eyre Hunt. 81, director
of the Division Of Protective
Services of the State Depart
ment, died last night of a coron-
ary occlusion in Emergency Hos
pital.
Mr.. Hunts division is part of
the Security and Consular At
fairs Branch. It handles protec-
ton of United. States citizens
abroad.
Mr.. Hunt was born in Bell
wood, Nebr: A graduate of Har-
ward, he worked there as sec
retary for appointments and
assistant in English for two years
after his graduation in 1910.
In 1912, he joined the staff of
the American magazine, serving
with it until the outbreak of
World War I. He went to Belgium
as a war correspondent, one of
the first Americans to do so, in
1914. He soon changed his role
from onlooker to United States
delegate to the Relief Commits
sion. Until 1916 he was in charge
OF relief work in the Antwerp
province.
Was Red Cross Official.
The Red Cross called him to
washington to take over it's pub
licity campaign. but the next
year he was back in Europe as
head of Red Cross economic re-
habilitation work in France. In
this period he also served as
director general of Red Cross
relief work in Italy.
In 1921. Mr.. Hunt was called
by President Harding to be
Undersecretary of Commerce on
Unemployment. He also became
secretary of the Emergency Con-
ference for Employment under
President Hoover.
Mr.. Hunt found time in the
postwar period to hold a number
OF other posts. which included:
Labor manager of the clothing
industry; member of a committee
on elimination of waste in in
dustry. set up by the Federated
American Engineering Societies;
secretary of the United States
Coal Commission; United States
expert on scientific management
at the World Economic Confer
ence in 1927, and member of
President Hoover's Research
Commission on Social Trends.
Mr.. Hunt was a United States
delegate to the World Economic
Depression Inquiry of 1881 and
later conducted economic and
social surveys in Venezuela.
Was WPB Economist.
During World War II, Mr..
Hunt served as chief industrial
economist of the War Produc-
ton Board until 1943, when he
joined the State Department as
associate director of field opera
tions, Office of Foreign Relief
and Rehabilitation. He was also
wartime chief of the Italian Di-
vision OF the Foreign Economic
Administration and later served
as director of the State De-
partment's Italian Division. He
became head of protective serv-
ices in 1947.
Author of several books on war
relief and waste in industry. Mr..
Hunt collaborated with Herbert
Hoover. and others on Tales
From a Famished Land" He also
wrote IAN Audit of America"
1880, and "The Power of In
dustry and the Public interest,""
1914.
Mr.. Hunt, who lived here at
l243 Thirtieth street NV. is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Vir-
glnla Lloyd Hunt. and two chill
dren: DR.. Edward E. Hunt, ir
OF Harvard University, and Mrs.
j. P. Wedgwood. Lawrence, Mass
Funeral services. will be held
In Christ Church, GEORGETOWN
at 10 am. Monday. Burial will
Evening star., 1953-03-06
South Koreans Rebel
5 Red Counterattacks
On Sniper Ridge
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SEOUL, Mar. Undetermined
South Korean soldiers today beat
off five bloody Communist coun-
teratttacks and held grimly to a
newly won, shell-scarred knob on
Shipper Ridge on the Korean CEN
tral front.
Chinese Red assaults forced
the South Koreans of the out
post briefly. but they later
stormed back in bitter hand-to-
hand battle.
In the air, eight United States
B-29 Superforts dumped 80 tons
of bombs on Communist troop
and supply centers. Crewmen re-
ported good results.
IS Trucks Destroyed.
The United States 5th Air
Force said twin-engine BPS
bombers, hampered by overcast
skies, destroyed IS Red trucks,
one locomotive and IL boxcars
last night. Allied bomb
erS destroyed Is more boxcars in
early morning raids.
Bitter, small-scale ground &C
ton f1ared all along the front
today. The 9Th Army reported
dozens of Reds killed in patrol
clashes.
The Sniper Ridge outpost was
captured Thursday in a surprise
attack by the Republic of Korea
9Th Division. The 9th Army said
64 Reds were killed and 40
wounded.
Reds Driven Off.
The Reds made a fifth attempt
to recapture the position about
noon, but were driven off in a
short battle.
On the eastern front. allied
troops hurled back an 80-man
Communist attack northeast Of
the Punch Bowl. An estimated
80 Reds were killed or wounded.
The Navy announced the
battleship Missouri blasted Red
positions in the devastated east
coast port of Wonsan again to-
day. The Mighty Mos 16-inch
guns destroyed four heavy gun
emplacements, the Navy said.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Norfolk Physician Dies

NORFOLK, Mar. CDR. Joshua
Warren White, n, one of Nor
folks best known eye. ear
and throat specialists and long
active in church affairs, died
yesterday in Palm Beach, Fla.
while vacationing.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Junior Foshion Show Set

The Junior Miss Club of Strait
ford Junior High School. Arling-
ton. will hold a teen-age fashion
show at pm. tomorrow in the
Hecht Co. Parkington store.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Strange Mammal Found

A strange mammal 7k feet
long with a scaleless body and
two pairs of fins was taken re-
Gently from India's River
Hooghly.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Casino Sued

Sir Bernard Decker has sued
Tor $4,000 because Of his expul-
sion from the Monte Carlo Ca
slno, according to dispatches
from Nice, France.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
unurtIinn

CAFRITZ. GEORGE. The memorial
erected IN memory Of our beloved
veiled sunday, March S. 1853, at !
pm. at the Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Z
Evening star., 1953-03-06
In Mrttturtattt

dear mother, % FANNIE n G. msMm9EE MYEERs' o. Tb9 Sp5
Departed this life one year ago, March
HER DAUGHTER AND SONS.
MYERs; 1,r ss.r FANNIE ANNIE. n I9ying nsmory Of
March 6. 1852.
Death is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths Of duty:
Mother Mnel dear ar we know that you ,
all your lie " your Sh feet T'tn have 9eaasS trod
vnSfn vvnSelt'sh hvgnhn gsths that LEAD to God;
BEaATR1CE' aCE' EDWIN AND RAY
o'BRIEN. 1T; JAMES NJ. tBUpDY,, JR.
@ 1BUDDY5 o'BR1EN. Jr., who he,
~ was killed on Two Jima eight
yseaaE5s ago today March g.
1t Is sweet to know we shall meet again.
Where parting is no more,
For the one We loved so dearly
Mons Mons BAD. 2alE sfas Gp1ra 9ffOss And RUTH.
ou des aSsn aunt ANRE Il l'Tlnf I poNRRg
Mach 8 fes sa' 0ff HER yes NEcEs saS today
ROBERTS, BRIG. JAMES n. In low
ing memory OF my devoted husband.
Brig. JAMES N. ROBERTS, who
passed away two years ago today.
March 6. 1851.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds,
The days we do not think of you
Are very hard to find.
God called you first.
And We remain to walk this road
We i've in memory's garden
OF happy days we've known.
We want to know each step you take
That we may do the same.
For some day down that lonesome road
You will hear US call your name.
LOVING WIFE, PAULINE; NETTIE
DORIS AND NORMA.
SHEPHERD, NANCY NJ. In loving mem
ory of our dear mother and grand
mother. NANCY NJ. SHEPHERD, who
left us four years ago today, March
6, 1949. +
Memories are treasures that live
ORA, KENNETH AND TERRY.
WALLACE, THOMAS n. In loving mem
ory of my dear father, THOMAS H.
WALLACE, who entered into the great
beyond four years ago today. March
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER RUTH.
Evening star., 1953-03-06

CHARLES w. In loving re-
memorance OF our dear husband and
father, CHARLES w. BALENGER, who
died seven years ago today, March q.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CONTE, ROSE. In loving memory Of
one year ago today, March 6, 1852.
Although our paths lie far apart.
u,Yt,u You l1ye tqreysr IN our nilGH hearts ,osr
SSSSNSf5E T. VINCENT eERf COME NAEocast.H Sas.s.
CORDER. MARY STAHL. In loving
memory Of our dear wife; mother and
grandmother, MARY sTAHL CoRDER,
March q, 1850.
There is still an ache in our hearts
The passing years cannot take away.
A place IN. N our hearts that nothing
We miss You, and always will.
LOVINGLY, HUSBAND, DAUGHTERS
AND GRANDDAUGHTER.
CURTIS. ROSEMARY. In loving memory
niece, ROSEMARY CURTIS, VINO passed
away two years ago, March D., 1851.
We never shall forget the night
Su Ehep s9u 50 ssp mn
Wen never forget you, Rosemary,
That you were the one friend
YouR 'LoViNG MOTHER. ETHEL
CURTIS: SISTER, EVELYN COLI
TRANE; AUNT, VIOLA MIDDLE.
TON.
I9' dear mother, @ MARY Y. Ellis. who VIC
entered heavenly rest twelve years ago
today, March q, 1941.
A loving mother. true and kind.
No friend on earth like her We Il find;
For al oil US she did her best.
Ana God gave her eternaI rest.
You are always IN our minds.
Ana somehow Always near;
But woros cannot ever tell
How We miss YOU, mother. dear.
HER DEVOTED CalLDREN.
MASON. HARRY. In sad but loving re-
membrance Of my oear brotner. HARRY
aso tooay, March b, 1852.
One year has passed since that fateful
day
When God on hisn took you away:
The blow was. hard. the shock severe,
Only those tnat have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
His weary hours and day Of pain.
His troubled niEhts are past.
And in my aching heart / know
He has found sweet rest at last.
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS DEVOTED SISTER, MARY MA.
SON JACKSON.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
lit Mrn1nriattt

ANDERSON, ROSETTA. In sad but low
ing memory of our mother, ROSETTA
ANDERSON, who passed away sixteen
years ago today. March 6, 1887.
Sincere and kind in word and mind,
What beautiful memory sne left
DEvoTEp SON AND DAUGHTER.
FRANK NELSON, ANNA w. SHELL
TON
Evening star., 1953-03-06
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
and: nrst choice lots, near main en-
trance. Plot S1l. Section C. s graves.
$3.50. Plot S62, Section c, s graves,
$3.50 Sacrifice: separately or all. Box
Il, Gainesville. va. %
TT. LINCOLN-Two spaces. Block II,
Garden OF Meditation. JU. 5-9274. S
OWNER WILL SELL two crypts in Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum at drastic reduc-
tion: terms If necessary. UN. 4-3544.
or write Box 2O2-B. Star.
z LOTS FOR SALE. National Memorial
Cemetery; will sacrifice. XII. S-9SS4,
Mr.. BELT. -l9
Evening star., 1953-03-06

GLosTER NJ. WHITLocK; BY order Of
ADDISON W. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
G. M. the members of the
Oldest Inhabitants Association. Inc,
are informed of the death of G. M.
WHITLOCK. Funeral from the Nc
Guire Funeral Parlors on Saturday.
March 7, 1853, at / pm.
w. D. NIXON, President.
FRANK D. MCKINNEY, Secretary. I"
life on Wednesday. March ), 1853.
at Gallinger Hospital. BETTE MAE
WILLIAMS, beloved daughter, of Joseph
l.; ;;.,;r,d. and Rhoda Williams. She also is is
Rand Ranaoph ri': az. aunts uncles and many
pm. Friday. March 8, friends may
call at the Henry S. Washington &
Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane ave.
ne. Funeral services on Saturday,
March Z, at / 80 pm, at the Central
Baptist Church, 44th and Foote SITS.
ne. Rev. Dean pastor; Rev. Marshall
friends invited interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, HAZEL HAMILTON. On
Thursday: March 5, 1858, HAZEL HAM
ILTON WILLIAMS, formerly OF 34OS
Dent pl. NV, mother of Xon r. Will
liams and Mrs. william S. Rose Of
Wheeling, w. Va. She also is sur
vived by three brothers of Wheeling.
w. Va. Services will be held in Wheel
ing, W. Va. Interment Blaine, Ohio.
Evening star., 1953-03-06

CHARLES w. In loving re-
memprance OF our dear husband and
father, CHARLES w. BALENGER, who
died seven years ago today, March d.
TOWING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1953-03-06

(, GLOSTER M. A special
communication of John F..
Cook Lodge, No. 10. F. g. A.
M, is hereby called for Satur-
day, March T., 1858, at IL
am. at the Masonic Tenn
pie, 10th and You sts. NV,
to perform the last sad rites
remains of Our late brother.
Evening star., 1953-03-06

March 1858. HELEN T. "caoUIET
Cnee Neil o Brienl Of 4323 4Oth Ol..
Brentwood. Md. Friends may call at
Nalley's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Islau6 ave, at Eastern ave. ne. Fu-
neral OIL Saturday. March Z, at $3.50
a M, thence to st. James Church.
for the repose of her soul. Relatives
anf friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery 6
Evening star., 1953-03-06

March 5, 1875, at her residence 40 ) o.
R st. NV. MARY KING DI PE1rIAft
beloved mother Of Mrs. Ruth KiTlaskeiy@
King Dickerson of Sarasota, Fla. Sasister
OF Georee M. Davis of Decatur, Ill:
grandmother of Herbert Joseph and
Shirley Jean Kelly. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, March Z, at 2:3O
Evening star., 1953-10-06
BEAUTIFUL BETHESDA
3 BEDRMS., FULL BSMT.
VETERANS
$3.50 DOWN

FIUb oEI LEMENI NOb .
FHA FINANCING
Out Wis. ave. to Bank OF
Bethesda. left on Old GEORGETOWN rd.,
3 miles to Lone Oak dr., right
blocks to Edwards ave-. left to sam
pie house at 10003 Edwards ave.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TIL 7
Evening star., 1953-10-06
GLEN MAR PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

WOULD YOU LIKE a babbling brook,
towering oaks and open fireplacaS
If so. owner would like to share with
/ or adults one of the most charm
ing and interesting places on Brad
ley blvd Also included is a quaint
2-rm. guest cottage with, flrepl.. for
hobbies, serious study, ETC.; 20 min.
to State Dept; car necessary. OIL.
1854. -
GENTLEMAN-To share beaut., large,
a-Tm. home in NV. with 3 others;
pvt. bedrm. RA. 3-5672 after $50
pm. 5
Mr., CONN.-Desire responsible person
who would appreciate exceptionally
attrac.. modern home. EN-. 2-753O.
WILL SHARE lovely furnished 6-rm- :
8nd-bath home in HillcreSt, D. c..
with . or 3 nice girls, or couple: utiis.
furnished; $50 per month. 10.
JEWISH FAMILY TO SHARE HOUSE
with gentleman; close to shopping
and transp.: good neighborhood.
Days NO. 7-10O4; ewes. IA.
COIORED-CPLE. or . ladies, to
share 6-rm house with l adult;
Anacostia; partly furn. LU. 2-5592.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

S16,950
Very attr. new 2-bedrm. brick rans
bier, separate din. rm., beaut. kit,
daylight basement with picture win
dow. Corner lot. Near Wheaton
shopping center.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. $3.50
Evenings RA. 3-5Ss3 or JU. e-4660
Evening star., 1953-10-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GLOVER PARK or vicipity-2 bed
must be avail. Nov. 1. JE. 3-1040.
NV. AREA-3-bedrm. unfurn. house,
family of 4. VIII move into immed.
Max. Sl00. Call RA. 6-2175 after
$50 wkdays or Box 99-V, Star. s"
NAVAL OFFICER, with landscaping
hobby, desires rent 3-bedrm, det.
house with grounds for legitimate
price. Must accept 3 children and
easy committing distance Ward
Circle. Phone NORRIS, EN-. p
3414 daily. 6 to pm.
9-BEDRM. DUPLEX or apt. in Md,
by Oct. -. > years lease and up
to 500; utilS. incl. OIL. 410S6.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
LARGE FAMILY
TOP

Value for your dollar: Attrac. frame
and shingle BUNGALOW on spacious
lot Three bedrmS.. living rm., din
ing rm. and family kitchen with s.
it. retRr and auto. washer. 37l6
ingalls, ave, Landover Estates, Md.
LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
S-2345 u
Evening star., 1953-10-06
GOOD HOMES

TRUE BRICK RAMBLER with 8. large
bedrooms, 2 flreplaces, de luxe kitch-
en-, full bsmt.. large fenced lot.
other desirable features; easy walk
to public or Catholic schools; S17,-
$50 on excellent terms.
AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME in Silver
Spring of rooms, Ia baths, well
secluded porch, recrea. room, sun
deck; q home with a lot of style
and individuality; $22,50O.
A GENEROUS HOME with 8 rooms
and ga baths, marvellous for large
family or 2 related families because
an apt. of 2 rooms, kitchenette and
bath is easily separated from rest
of the house: $24.950 and in q
preferred Sill. Spg. location.
CUTE BRICK BUNGALOW built In
l949 in wheaton Hills" has 2
bedrooms, tiled bath, dining area,
nicely equipped kitchen, util. room;
S12.950, needs $1,000 in cash.
Sl4,5 FOR 4-BEDROOM HOME.
yes, with 2 baths: in one OF the
smart Developments of Rockville,
handy to schools and most aetiv-
tiles; Lear garage and rustic tenc-
RENT PART Of this 3-unit brick apt.
house in Tx. PIX. on residential cor
ner: owners apt. has 2 bedrooms.
others each have one; shops and bus
near; S25,950.
NONE OF THESE HOMES Is adver-
tised by other of1ces.
OPEN EVENINGS
DTDT TV p DnMEP TNT
Evening star., 1953-10-06
CABIN JOHN. MD.

Chevy Chase, Md.-Kirkside
4 BEDROOMS-2h BATHS
Finest quality 13-year- wide
through center-hall brick Colonial.
In immaculate condition. All rooms
are exceptionally large in this. we'll
planned charming home with list
Il. powder room; secluded screened
closets, 2 baths on 2nd f.; big
cross-ventilated attic, paneled rec
reation room in bright basement, 2
fireplaces, Gear garage, -well-land-
scaped level lot. Splendid location.
thing. sensibly priced property.
once open It'll 8.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
Evening star., 1953-10-06
KIRKSIDE

Georgian Colonial in per-
feet condition; receipt. hall, liv. rm..
din. rm.. modern kitchen and pow
der room on 1st mr.; 4 fine bedrms.
and Q baths on 2nd a.: stairs to
hooFsd oxpan. attic: full bsmt. with
rec. Tm.; double g1fage; beaut, land.
sscPe:cd se:s, i9t; e., It's what you have Ss'n
Z. II. Fly, NC, o.. $500
Evening star., 1953-10-06
HOUSES FOR SALs-Mp.
ROSEMARY HTTJS

Seldom do we have the pleasure Of
Offering such an outstanding 3-bed-
rm. brk. Colonial home in this COM
munity. Priced far below cost. Cen
ter hall, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
screened side porch. BEAUTIFUL
Level, fenced yd. with many trees;
perfect for children. Mrs. Chatterton
will show by appt. only. Exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. $1,000. KE. 7-O4s2.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

10 ROOMS, II baths, houses.
prominent downtown corner; .
houses vacant; . newly furn. and
decorated and operating; furn.,
business, Swear lease, $14 900;
terms to right party.
20 rooms, 6 baths; downtown; $4,000;
new lease.
Sacrifice, because Of illness; near 18th
and =, 1st commercial; 10 rms.
$4,000 cash; lease.
AtNkINs CO.. 1918 N Vt. NV. pI
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PERFECTION
Inv
ROCK CREEK HILLS

OPEN DAILY 1 TO DARK
truly distinguished rambler in an
exclusive close-in community OF
comparably fine homes OF refresh
ingly progressive and smart archi-
tectural scene. This residence con-
tains 3 bedrms., 3 baths, enormous
daylight club rm., maids rm., gar.
and carport. Adj. the master bed
rm. is an additional rm. for OPP
tional use as dressing rm., nursery
or sewing rm. In keeping with
character OF this fine home you will
find only the finest and smartest
new appointments.
Two other 3-bedrm. homes with denU
are also nearing completion In this
location.
Straight out Conn. ave.
past Chevy Chase lake to Saul rd,,
right on Saul to e. Bexhill. right to
9701.
B.. E. J. PRESTON co.
Owner-Builder.
TT R-QT0n -
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RETHESDA-$22. $50
MONTGOMERY
Investment & Insurance Co.
BETHESDA CAPE COD

BETHESDA CAPE COD
1st FLOOR BEDROOM
PRICE, S19,950
A large 1st-fioor bedroom and full
bath features this attractive cottage
type brick and stucco home, located
only q few blocks from the Bethesda
shopping center; first floor also has
24-FT. LIVING ROOM. dining room.
and kitchen. There are 2 bedrooms
and bath on I'd floor; basement has
BEAUTIFUL PANELED REC. ROOM.
FINISHED INTO LIVING ROOM.
BEDROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH.
MAKING A COMPLETE APART
MENT; Lear garage; side porch;
only $3.50 cash required. w. B.
WRIGHT EN- 3-Hf300
Evening star., 1953-10-06

GARRETT PARK ESTATES
Charming brick rambler on a fenced
lot near schools and transp. Lily:
luxe Kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal, bedrms. and bath; full
dry bsmt.; gas .a.-c. heat; lge., 40
1st trust avail. with low down
e INF NJ. FRY. INC, OIL. 2-S7OO
Evening star., 1953-10-06
BRAND-NEW
ALI, UTILITIES
8 BEDRMS.-$117.5O

- AA>A SAHAAO' " l. 'OO
Beverly Hills. Alexandria, Va.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
OPEN HOUSE
636 FOUR MILE RID.
2 blocks Mt Vernon ave. buses
and Arlandria shopping center.
4 minutes Pentagon.
15x22 living-dining area.
Equipped kitchen
3 bedrooms and bath upstairs.
6 closets and utility room.
Near public. parochial schools
and churches.
Venetian blinds and picture win
dows.
For further information call
R. T. MORRIS, once. XII.
$1,000 res KE S-56l4
Evening star., 1953-10-06

LUXURY AT LOW COST
sumptuously remodeled and decorated
town house. in the Dupont Circle
area consisting of 34-ft. living room
with twin woodworking fireplaces.
spacious din. rm. with mirrored fire
room; 8 bedrooms. 2 baths; modern
gas hot-water heat; rear patio. sap
ling fence for privacy. A real buy at
So. 500, with excellent GI financing.
Ideal for 2 or 9 bachelors. Call MI.
3-S2f5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
NORTHWEST
SHEPHERD PARK AREA
NEW CUSTOM-BUILT
ONLY $500 DOWN

Near Walter Reed. Det brick. va
cant. g lge. rooms, III tile baths,
gas h.-w.h. Bal, like rent. NE.
s-00o6; eyes,, H. 7-zo06, -
Evening star., 1953-10-06

BRIGHTWOOD, NEAR COOLIDGE
S12.950. Small cash payment. Semi.
det brick, 3 large bedrms. and
garage. MA. 1888, g
Evening star., 1953-10-06
GREEN ACRES

GREEN ACRES
A little dream house with finished
recr. room. Lovely YARD. Near excel
and out. Can be easily financed.
c. Allen Sherwin, Inc.
A9A1 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4460
Evening star., 1953-10-06
HOUSES FOR sALR--Mp.
Secluded and Private

O6CIuQGQ a1lQ FT1Vate
Lovely. new. brick Cape Cod with fun
6smt, w/large windows. Law: fre.
rooms and bath on ist; expandibie
2nd.. Adjoining lot also available.
Total price, $15.250. Call JU. g.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
GREENACRES

S15.960. Sparkling prewar det. brick
home in beautiful cond., 2 twin-siGs
bedrms. and bath. lovely pine pan
eled Tecr. rm., gas a.-c.n.. loVeiS
grounds. FHA or conventional n
W p WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000.