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Evening star., 1954-05-07
Senator Burke Tells
Democratic Panel Of
Home Rule Need Here

The Democratic National Com
mittee's panel discussion on the
American City" yesterday in the
Mayflower Hotel heard a plea
for Washington home rule from
its moderator.
Senator Burke, Democrat, of
Ohio told the six mayors who
participated in the discussion
and the audience that. "if this
great and beautiful city is to
have the kind of government it
should have, it must elect a
mayor and a city council re-
sponsible to the people"
Senator Burke told the group
he had been'mayor of Cleveland
for nine years before being ap-
pointed to take the place of the
late Senator Taft.
When he arrived here, he said
he found himself, as most new
Senators do, assigned to the Dis
trict Committee and only "one-
ninth of a mayor"
"We consider many serious
problems such as whether the
city should license cats" Sem
ator Burke told the meeting
adding:
'"I make that remark to point
out that the Capital city of the
Nation needs local government
Evening star., 1954-05-07

seem so used to being a minority
party it would seem a pity we
did not return them to that
happy state as soon as possible.
Miss Wiener, praising Mr.. Tru-
man, Mr.. Rayburn and other
Democrat for having given the
young people of the country,
during 20 years of Democratic
rule, opportunities for jobs and
prosperity, said:
"We found out that the work
of two decades could very swiftly
be undermined by the stamped
ing elephants of the Republican
Party.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Pretty Mayor Says Her Town
Has No Tax, Vows Democrats

in-aid and some agency whose
initials she didn't spell out-and
the whole town "is run on a
basis of cooperation"
Mrs. Davis gets IS a month
as mayor, but she said that
doesn't take care of her tele-
phone calls. let alone her ex-
penses for aby-Sitting.
The mayor mas three children.
She told reporters she is not
going to run for a third two-year
term because she and her hus-
band just opened a motel and
you can't run a house with
three children, a motel and a
town too"
Evening star., 1954-05-07
By the Associofed Press

Mrs. Dorothy Davis, pretty 81
year-old mayor of Washington,
Va, (pop. 249), vowed a Demo-
cratic National Committee panel
on city problems today when she
said her town has no taxes.
While it has budget of $1,000
a year, she said, I'VE can't get
the people to ask for anything"
to spend it on.
Mrs. Davis said her town has
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Voice From Pipe Organ
Friqhtens Women
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEWPORT, Ark.-Mrs. j. A.
Gregory was practicing on the
organ at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church here when. suddenly. a
voice doomed out of the instru-
ment.
Il got to thinking about all
the funerals I had played for"
said Mrs. Gregory. land it scared
me plenty"
Investigation showed that the
organs amplifier had acted as
a receiver to pick up an amateur
radio broadcast.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Family Service Group
Gets Stute Charter
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, May T.
Family Service of Northern Vir-
ginia, Inc, received a charter
from the State Corporation
Commission yesterday.
It's a non-profit organization
formed to provide help on fam
lily and personal problems for
people of Arlington and Fairfax
Counties and Falls Church.
Among its directors listed were
John Davis of Falls Church and
Miss Frances Appich and Mrs.
Rhoda Maurice of Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

hucksters" have merchandized
the policy for months as this
new dynamic foreign policy"
|, stunning Reversal"
No one, he said. knows what it
contains. particularly so far as
Indo-China is concerned. Never
in all history, he continued, has
American foreign policy suffered
such a stunning reversal" as in
the last few weeks.
1--WE have been caught bluff1ng
by our enemies" he said. Our
friends and allies are frightened
and wondering where we are
headed. We stand in clear dan
ger of being left naked and alone
in a hostile world.
"Only a few days ago we OBJ
served our final humiliation IN
the spectacle of the American
Secretary of State backtracking
the Atlantic from the conference
at Geneva. And yet few weeks
before while in Berlin he had
told his own people that Geneva
was the worlds best hope"
Commenting on a televiSion
speech by Vice President Nixon
in which Mr.. Nixon said it was
wonderful finally to have a Sec
retary of State who isn't taken
in by the Communists" Senator
johnson said:
Maybe he never said it. Pos
sibly it was his famous dog,
Checkers. But Fala president
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Scottie)
would never have said that"
Waiting for Action.
Mr.. Rayburn was equally caus-
tic in his criticisms. He began:
"Weshave been waiting for the
Eisenhower administration to act
to get off dead center. We
have been wondering when they
are going to spread their wings
and get off the ground and let
us know where they are going
and how. This failure to tell us
has caused a lot of people who
wanted a change two years ago
to start asking for a change"
Declaring that the Republi-
cans, who said they were going
to 'clean up the mess" have
created messes of their own, Mr..
Rayburn added.
Il rarely discuss Senator Nc
Carthy. He is not our problem;
he is the problem of the Re-
publican Party. I will say this,
however, if this were a Demo-
cratic administration; if this
were a Democratic Senator; if
this were a Democratic Secre-
tary of the Army, and a Demo-
cratic Department of Defense
all the Republicans and a ma
tority of the newspapers would
be saying:
This is the biggest mess
that Washington has ever. wit
neSSed.'"
"New-Dealish" Messages.
Mr.. Rayburn said that if the
Presidents message on health,
social security and housing had
been transmitted by Demo-
cratic President the cry would
have gone up:
TOO New Dealish; too Fair
Dealish; socialistic."
He said the Republicans were
going to balance the budget. but
he predicted that on June 80 the
budget would be out of balance
by from SIS to So billion.
Gov. Roberts praised the rec
ord of the Democrats in the
present Congress and added:
THE Republicans in Congress
seem still to be acting by reflex
action. For 20 years their first
instinct was to oppose, and they
seem unable to drop habit. They
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Democratic Chiefs
AssaiI Republican
Policies at Dinner
By Gould Lincoln

Paced by a speech by former
President Truman and message
from the party's titular leader.
Adlai Stevenson, the Democrats
have laid down a heavy barrage
of criticism of the Eisenhower
administration and the Republi-
can Congress.
Principal targets at Jeffer-
son-JackSon dinner at the May
flower Hotel last night were the
foreign policy of the Eisenhower
administration and Secretary of
State Dulles. Paradoxically, some
of the Democratic speakers de-
manded strong, united Nation
and then tore to ShredS the Eli
Senhower handling Of our for
eign relations.
Offers AchesOn'S Aid.
Mr.. Truman virtually offered
the services of former Secretary
of State Dean Acheson to help
the Republican President and
Secretary of State deal with the
world situation. Mr.. AcheSon
himself was given standing and
cheering ovation when he was
introduced.
II was highly pleased and very
much elated," the former Presi-
dent said. "at the manner in
which you received my Secre-
tary of State. He did his level
best, as did I, to train his sue
ceSSor to be a Secretary of
State" Mr.. Truman was refer
ring to his selection of Mr.. Dulles
as member of the United
States delegation to the United
Nations, and to act in other i'm
portant missions for the State
Department. The Truman dig
at Mr.. Dulles drew laughter and
applause. And Mr.. Truman con-
tinued:
Hits Consultation Lack.
Its too bad, my friends, that
my Secretary of State was not
consulted on how to operate the
policy of the Government of the
United States in foreign rela-
tions. 1 say that as a citizen of
the United States and not as
former President.
This country, whether it likes
1t or not, is the leader of the free
world. We must have the friend
ship of the free world, and we
cannot have the friendship of
the free world if we are going to
insult our allies and our friends
who helped us to win the second
world war"
A moment later Mr.. Truman
said: I'VE must do everything
we possible can to keep this
country in the proper place as
leader of the free world and the
organizer of the United Nations.
I'VE shirked our duty in 1921
Che was referring to the Harding
Republican administration and
the refusal of the Republicans to
go along with the League of Ma
tions). We cannot Shirk it now
because a third world war would
leave nothing for which to fight
or to be proud of. We must keep
the peace, and in order to keep
the peace we must show a united
front to the world as a Govern
ment of the United States whole
heartedly behind the policy of
the United States in 4oreign af-
fairs"
With the wit for which he is
famous, Mr.. Stevenson, who is
recovering from an operation
and was unable to attend, ex-
pressed regret he had fallen
victim to a probe-and, in this
case, a probe more delicate and
penetrating, if no more painful
than the current Washington
spectacle" This obviously was
a reference to the Mccarthy
Army investigation which is
causing the Republicans no little
anguish. So, said Mr.. Stevenson,
II have no choice but to rise to
a point of order"
Representative Sam Rayburn
of Texas. Democratic leader of
the House, and Senator Lyndon
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Today
In
Congress

Taft -Hartley-Democratic op-
ponents of Senate legislation to
revise the Taft-Hartley Labor
Relations Act say they are con-
fident of success in move to
send the bill back to the Labor
Committee. The Senate sched-
ules an early afternoon vote on
the Democratic motion.
Army-McCarthy - Senators
investigating the Army-McCar-
thy row plan to sit only in the
morning, then recess the open
hearing until Monday. How
ever. the Senate Investigations
Subcommittee may hold a secret
session to discuss a
demand by Senator Mccarthy
that Attorney General Brownell
be called to explain his refusal
to permit publication of pur-
ported FBI data.
Taxes-The Senate Finance
Committee goes back behind
closed doors to continue work on
the Observation-Disclosures tax
bill.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW-A Charming
l1z-story English-type home on q
large. level lot. A lovely. quiet street,
perfect for children. bedrooms and
nursery. rec. room with stone fire-
NORTHWEST : REALTY, OIL. 4-ese7.
KENSINGTON-S5OO DOWN
3006 WHEATON RID.
A real bargain. spacious and nearly
new. large fenced lot. BY appoint
ment only. Mrs. Voight, HE. 1924.
cox & Co. UN. 4-1526. lie
ROLLINGWOOD
A. beautiful brick Colonial home on q
ige. lot. with some fine shade trees;
ige: nv. rm., Spac. din. nm. kit, lge.
split-level library. 3 bedrms.. and .
baths. servants I'm. and bath and
gear garage; screened porch.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
A. beautiful brick home. on a 200-ft.
lot. entr. level contains 3 bedrms.
2 baths and library with firepl., an
open stairway leads from center
RECEIPT. hall to lower level with its
25-ft. ltv. rm., din. rm.. kit, Naun-
dry rm.. playroom ano "a bath.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW u
Nearly an acre OF ground with an
attrac. brk. home of 3 bedrms.
bath, liv. rin.. din. rm., kit, ga
rage and basement.
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

KAMBLE1. NR. LOUGHB0RQU0E
HD.shapint up into one Of tn
the. area at S21.600i p bedrrAs;
bath. huilt.in earase: Lot 5oxl i 0e
I, T. dRAVATTE, Realtor. 1918 4
Lovely 81 Ely vHfE Ai S oR RfhE RIVER rirh,
from the living room Of this beauti.
full new home, built BY Frank g.
P e s..S Set AITiSk s-s.ory GelY mia
ms rms. is.. law; rsSr. rm stores,
few steps to streetcari or Macarthur
sss,boS.u s' FRANZ ia 3. fR1fiiHMfPass.o T 81
FoR SALE Oh RENT, 1911 Fern st.
NV. opposite walter .Reed--Nine
rooms. large Colonial home; very
ssss sas ow ssasskE s sssms
HOME. investmt.. mr.. Walter Reed--6
bedrms., 2b baths: o.h.-w,h.; acre
lsysl lSs , 3WNEEE AI IA; GS,46 ;ns;o 81 RI
shur st. n.w;-Eambler. beautifully
Rock ceek PSrk fo sDrnep Ss ps
chasers; liy: rm. with frepl. !3Ox20)
den. 2 bedrms. and 2 baths. kit,
dinete. laundry rms large screened
porch. gear garage with sun deck
large storage attic and semirec. rm
with full. bath. This house In area
Of fine homes and only 10 Minis
from aowntown Wash. Open sunday
e. oI Directions, ion 18th St to TPshHl
REALTOR, EN- 3-6835 or RA
a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN will share furn. home
with another gentleman. Full privils.,
or 2 children okay. S56 mo. Mr.
18th and D ne. Ii. 4-6117. 20
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOTEL, about IS mi. from wash. ;
an outstanding oppoF. to purchase
o fine masonry motel which Is show
ing opectacular eernings:. 10 units.
2 apis. and service station. INEZ
Cgs5A!RsD: Reaitor' EN-, 2-42SS or
MOTEL, in laurel, Va, q beaut. park
In an unusually fine location. which
ohers security OF Investment with
trac; hv; qtrs; INEz GusHAJRsDD.
MECHANICAL HORSES ON location:
good investment. Call 10. 7-2725.
AUTO BODY REPAIR PLANT-Fully
cash down payment, balance terms;
win produce .ery substantial income
FROZEN CUsTARD MAKER, COM
plete; also s-secticn; s0.Fal. Ice
equipment: slightly used but in
6so D SsVS Iiss SSEsss esssssst
sToREo szes Location; y idesi tx
husband and wife. Owner must sell.
VIII accept best ofer. TE. 6-9633.
RESTAURANT, fully equipped. To-
is ssr.E y i NG5iof 70 Vii rraa DSPDSa5
ana n HtarSes nf for ssS oS 81 D Of VII
sell fixtures and lease the property.
No agents involved TO zee property.
pial Norfolk s.S186 any time aftsr
es- son. z Dive. ET.s' 1n % SisE c4ss sseli;
CORNER G SRSsosccdEkhiY. beer, on busy
th0rouGhfafe In Ar; SH6 900 u.
gTeeo; Nv. quare. IA. 1885. 81
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EUGENE p. NIXON, Realtor
RE. 7-s1l2. EYES,. OF. 4-ss45
FEEL LUCKY?

Can you imagine q beautiful semi.
contemporary modern 2-bath, 3.
bedrm. brick. home having 30-ft
;, liv. rm. with wide, full-view win.
dows. overlooking o private 1000.
IT. .spying-fed lake Of your own
stocked with fish and bordefed BY
large willow trees within 90 min.
utes Of downtown Washington. On 0
4-lane highway; o place where
adults and children can safely swim
fish or boat. or entertaip In large
semifnished rec. rin. with hrcpl. anC
picture windows; O home and g
place. where you can escape from
the throb Of CITY confessions; place
that Is o little paradise, yet within
walking distance of modern public
and parochial schools, bus anc
stores; q place extremely vel
financed and the foundations in.
stalled for another wing to tht
this isn't eli, but an appt. with
Mrs. Hooker. IA. $4,000. for an in.
spection, will disclose more. Price
$50, 1850. w B. WRIGHT. sol s.
Qlebe I'd. "A. i-O55O.
6O2 BUTTERNUT NV.
Detached; rms, lge. lot. oil heat.
garese, rec. rm.; excel. neighbor-
M. Z. SMITH. INC. i.
vi AY - AY0 ma
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.w.
COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY

4&N3V4 " 1VO0OI 44NOs
Realtors
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 7-S14l or EN-. 3-6030
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ST. 5OODOWN

4I ,0UUOOWN
2-yr. -old all-brick row
house. z lge. bedrms.. tile bath. liv
comp kit. With refgr. and stove. full
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat. copper plumb
ing. Price. $12.95O Terms to suit
Trades. considered. THE GABLES
CO. II. 3-6666. LU. I-S642. DU
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HOWARD r. SCHAFER
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
ASSUME GIL FINANCING
BEAUTIFUL LOT

OPEN SAT. = 70 8. sun. / TO 9
Attrac. 3-bedroom. ,1-bath, Colonial
brick home. situated on q lge. beau-
with an additional bldg. lot avail.
II desired: full bsmt.: only q. few
blks. to Q brand-new elem. school.
Excel. 4eo financing. 1st offering:
payments Of $S9.25 per mo-, incl.
taxes. interest. principal and insur.
To reach: Out New Hamp. ave-. ext,
to Erskine st. Right on Erskine Z
blks. to Elston. left on Elston to
For further information. calf Mr..
Larmer: EN-. 3-5709. with w. B.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK: sa4.e5o-Ex-
near 4s.h ana aft5 Wsster det bEtek
ROOT, ist-noof law; bedrms'. A' 5
1FsDiassa Screened f perch, fm sal sits
s saas sTsI AR St &c. pH in1lGiss ff 81
RRfi ETS fysi;i Ri 1sS4' s,s7so
Immaculate 1877. row brk.; q
rms, full basement; garage: gas
So 8; PHILIPS Hips o1. 7-l4ll. Eyes.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-s175oo. How
would you like q spacious 4-bedroom
home. near the Circle, that needs
some decorating and kitchen mod
einizlng TO make 1t q handsome and
digniiied residence. at the above
WitS onIy 1 ~ + S oSp aSr ys,s snd
with quick possession. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-232e till
cAEyY CHASE, D. c.-rhis imm ns
nsie is oeTsd for only e sss So0
gracious. spacious home near Lafa-
yette and Blessed Sacrament
den and kit; center-hall entr
End A. arg more Ssaf bedrm and and D S.tss
on Bird d. Convenient to everything.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY Co. EN-.
CHEVY CHAsEMTry this one for
size. L you are walking All over
den and 1st-foor layatory. Corner
4 GERBER REALTY Co.. EN-
GI0VER PARK pcr rn,s,v L.
bedrm., 3-bath home; rec. rm., gas
hot-water. heat. garage. Bus at
door. Out-of-town owner must sell.
M NA s1GaGsi TH 9 a$Eood ia,..
subdivision. attrac. 7-rm., all-brick
d. has lge. liv. rn. with irepi.; lee.
library, mod. kit, din. rm. and Ice.
screened inside porch: End a. has
oil h.-w;hi. Iayatory and built-in ga
Y y 'h soL e Rs sfi9F ls e.
MI f., .P fiszs4 s-room house m2i an
baths; full bsmt. gas heat; LARGE
o onIa o%NE ssalf H. 4Ps essif ADggs i
SHEPHERD. PARK. 1881 Hemlock st.
Newly decorated; 2nd d.. 4 bed
bsmt. and attic: attached gar..S27,-
$50: Open Sat. and. Sun. 2-6 LA.
g s; g a. night gT; 4-$741; msl o
s s:saicn Of u cnea you f nn: pSs
down payment: La, e-Ss6i. KRET.
18th sT ROCK CREEK PARK AREA:
l laa2 * Ksn me st. p 6s,i Earl II
tAGT YATn AAA sff IN
visualize 1t; possibilities: Phone
F9RRGgS sHEETzEE, 3. Rsaltcr. 81.
, SsS'c SH Al M 81 g-e SSSl%&n.t 1e le.
lot, trees; 3 floors. 8 baths. q stair
rented. So. 600 SD. 900 cash, viii ex-
cchaanngs. New condition. OWNER. IA.
oSVERLS6joKrNG 17-AcRE PARK
bedrms., Q bath and 1st-fl. den make
this semidetached brick one Of the
offered in Marietta Park; schools.
stores and transportation around.
SHALL J. WAPLE CO. Realtor.
10th AND WHITTIER SITS. NV
Beaut. 3-bedrm. semidet. brk.. 2h
baths. mirrored firepl., sep. din. rm.,
den, de luxe clubrm;. garage; Priced
$1,000, Ia. S-3459. 10
Mr.. GA. AND ALASKA AVE-
bedrln. semidet brk., powder rm.
family size kit, rec. rm., gas hot
water heat. / blk. to shopping and
transp ROGERS REALTY CO.,
Ma. $1,000. ia. 9-3459. liz
1919 End PL. N.W.-Vacant, brick.
g. ms. 8 porches, bsmt.. gas heat
nice yards. detached garage; easy
terms, trade. OWNER. RIA. 6-60I2.
M r. OF AND AND MADISON SITS. Nv
9emidet. brick, z rms. a bedrms.).
bath. h.-w.h. tgas), built-in garage;
S sssCcl. LR HEDlblso Ns sia psSs0 sos
FOE SALE By I0WNER-four houses,
nsn.S coz q. ZAP s srd Pc S Eye. nv
price, $4,000. NE. S-10S6 by appt.
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OVERLOOKs SLIGO PARK from the

large screened porch of this very
cape COD He0t onig $500 56a.n a Or'e !
IKSESSINNGER 4 Cos JU. a-4544;
minute large kitchen. 1914 by 12:
room. 3 bedrooms; detached garage;
recreation room and tub bath in
basement; h-acre lot with trees;
exceptional neighborhood A. J.
KESSINGER g. CO.. JU. 9-4544.
$3.50 CASH, bal. like rent. Attrac-
tive two-bedroom BUNGALOW with full
basement, gas heat. nice lot. Close
TO bus and stores You do not have
20 be O. veteran to assume 4cs Gil
loan 10 A-65R6
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BETHESDA-NEAR D. c
Prize Winning Rambler
Observation-Disclosures

DCC11COO1d-4V1d EJICWUUU
Walking distance to NH and Naval
Hospital. Quiet. charming setting
corner lot. Built 2 years. ago by
Center hall. Ice. liv. rm. with firepl
(random- width foor). sep. din. rm.,
scr. porch. big kit, breakfast rm.,
bedfm. or den, full bath. On End
a., 8 nice bedrms. (master bedrm.
Z is quite lge.l. with plenty Of closet
space. Eull hsmt. with outside entr
Asking $26. $50; In same area Cape
bath On LIST a.; 2 bedrmS. and bath
on 2nd q. Asking $19.e60. Cab
Colonial Investment Co.
m. 1880. o3S 1Sth d. NV.
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BETHESDA BEAUTIES
LOVELY NEW HOMES NEAR
5000 BLK. WIS, AVE.

LsrS BsdI S rm 9Th Ssts sep 9a Ss aS ana
attic; 0E kit. complete ieiec. stove.
LIFT. refgr.. dishwasher. gar. Disp.,
exhaust fan plus ample cabinets and
Sorlk. space s:,v wooded lot: schools.
Price Right, Terms to Suit
SHOWN BY Apt, CALL
MIR. ROWLAND, Elk. 3-2501
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CHEVY CHASE

Rose Mary School Area
This magnificent brick Colonial homo
on Meadow Lane was given to US
today. Center-hall plan: beautiful
'iv. rm., spacious den. formal din.
rm., kitchen. breakfast rm.. 5 bed
rms. ga baths; walking distance
OF public and parochial schools;
perfect family home. Owner retired
and anxious to sell. In lower .thir.
ties. Excellent financing. Mrs. Chat.
terton will show by appt.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. $1,000 KE. 7-O4s2
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SILVER SPRING
NON-GI OPPORTUNITY
COZY COTTAGE

Owner transferred and anxious to
sell this asbestos shingle home in
very desirable neighborhood. Close
attrac. liv,. nm. separate din. rm.,
equipped kitchen and bath. Full
basement, INV. heat. excellent lot.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
OPEN
TAKOMA PARK. D. C.

4'zA1AN11V1kA zA1V4Al =. y.
Saturday and Sunday. ] to dark. 24s
Walnut st. n.w... 81 bps stop. chop.
rms, 24-ft. Nv. rm,. 24x42 basa,
rnsnt. oil heat; handicapped 45x1Ql
sH s6 w DOWN iskss od te M T riss
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Charm brick-and-
stone home in lovely section of
EDGEMOOR. Liv. nm. with fireplace.
screened porch, lge. din. rm.. mod.
kit. with table space. ; excel. bed
rms, 2 tile baths. end A.; Ord n.
finished at time of construction
suitable for study or additional bed
rm.. FIJI bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. heat; g
car det. sarage; fairly priced and
well financed. Call WO. 6-322S until
8 Pm. DRURY g. JOHNSTON,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
RETHESDA

NJ. Naval Hospital;, all-brick bungs.
custom built by present owner, this
ficiert room on Ind d. for 3rd bed .
stove and .refgr.; full bsmt. with
auto. h.-w.h.; also beautiful land
scaped, fenced lin yard; within walk.
ing distance Of parochial and public
home 4, is u beautiful eond. soLEM
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CHEVY CHASE

1890 - >4A&AhSA1
3-bedrm., 2-bath. brick Colonial.
Slate roof: garage; scr. porch: rec.
rm. Priced under S25. 1000.
LOCUST HILLS
3-bedrm. center-hall brick Colonial.
Slate roof; garage: scr. porch.
Beautiful location. overlooking park.
Barbecue pit in fenced I'd. Quiet
street. Priced far below today's
market for quick sale.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL. 2-0099. ONCE Open 9 TIL Q
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1st-FLooR BEDRM. AND BATH
Five-year-o white brick. newly re.
decorated: 2 bedrms. and bath on
End a., Diet. brick garage, full bsmt..
good closet space; very reasonably
priced at $24,950.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
EN-, $1,000 Till o PM.
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COLORED-BROOKLAND

Lovely detached Formstone.
YARD with sh p poSd: a Zeal laf fos
family with children. Good
transp. and shopping facilities.
Call Mr.. Wiener with
JOSEPH KINSKY, REALTOR
ST. 3-5311 WA. 7-33O4