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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Autoist's SIeuthinq
Leads to Suspected
Hh-ond-Run Car

Arlington police are investigat-
ing hit-run accident reported
today by a Baltimore man who
believes his own detective work
led him to the vehicle that dam
aged his car Saturday.
George NJ. McCubbin, %, re-
ported he parked his car at South
Quincy and Seventh streets in
Arlington while he went out with
friends. When he returned about
$50 am, he said. he found the
car had been struck and dam
aged on the left side. There
was no note left to identify the
driver of the other car.
Mr.. McCubbin discovered a
trail of. liquid apparently from a
radiator. He followed the trail
for a block and a half to a car
parked in a driveway. He learned
the name of the driver and re-
ported the incident to police to-
day for investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Blossoms, but Not Weather,
Cooperate for Parade 7 oniqht

A chilly reception is forecast
for tonight's Cherry Blossom
Festival parade.
Snow hurries were reported in
the area this morning, but the
Weather Bureau called for fair
and somewhat colder weather
tonight with a low of about 80
degrees. Tomorrow will be fair
and milder..
The parade Of floats, bands
and other marching units is
scheduled for 9 pm. along K
street NV. from Ninth to
Twentieth street.
= Meanwhile, the cherry bios
SONS were virtually in full
bloom. National Capital Parks
said the trees should be at their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Strong Merit System
Pledged by Mahoney
BY the Asseeio,sd Press

BALTIMORE. April George
p. Mahoney today pledged him.
self to a strong and independ.
ent merit system for State en-
ployeS" as he took his guberna-
torial campaign into Western
Maryland with his running mate.
Philip H. Dorsey. jr., Democratic
candidate for attorney general.
Mr.. Mahoney and Mr.. Dorsey
plan to tour Washington, Ale
gany and Garrett Counties. where
they will meet the people" and
confer with campaign leaders. No
public speaking appearances were
scheduled.
DR.. H. c. Byrd, Mr.. Mahoney's
opponent in the primary race for
Governor. completed q tour Of
those counties yesterday and said
the basic groundwork" for his
campaign was the best he had
ever seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Two Developments
To Add 1900 Homes
In Maryland Suburbs

Plans for two large housing de-
velopments which ultimately
would add nearly 1000 additional
homes in Washington suburbs
were before the public today.
One project calls for eventual
construction Of 1900 units in the
Landover area of Prince Georges
County and second proposes ul-
innate construction of about
1000 units in the Wheaton area
of Montgomery County.
The Landover project was an
nouncel by Kenneth Frank, jr.,
president of Frank Development
Co., who said a first section of
SOB units will be started this
month.
Six Months to Complete.
The Wheaton project will be
undertaken by the Housing Corp.
of America, headed by Joseph
H. Kanter, who said a first Sec
ton Of 211 houses will be begun
shortly. Both initial projects are
scheduled to be completed within
about six months, spokesman
said.
The Housing Corp. Of America
has built large protects in diff
ferent parts of the country, Mr..
Kanter said. It's local develop
ment will be known as Brook
haven and will be located at the
intersection of independence
avenue and Falkland drive, OF
Viers Mill road in Wheaton. A
recreational area also will be
provided.
The Frank Development Co. S
project will be located on a 450-
acre tract bounded by George
Palmer Highway and Landover
and Sheriff roads. The initial
group of houses will be built. at
the intersection of Palmer High
way and Landover road, where
4d11Q 10 11OW UCA1AS sC1C611C GU r.-f-
For Play and School.
The builder will be Algernon
Blair of Montgomery. Ala. Site
work has been handled by Fred
w. Tuemmler in association
with Pierre Client. Pearson,
Title and Narrows of Mont
gomery are the architects.
An announcement said about
40 per cent of Palmer Park will
be donated for public use, with
SO acres going to the Maryland
National Park and Planning
Commission for recreational
| facilities. The Board Of Educa-
ton will be given % acres for
two school sites, while another
eight acres will be set aside for
church sites, spokesman ex-
planned.
Also projected are a shopping
center and a smaller business
center. with 40 acres reserved for
commercial use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

best for the weekend festivi-
ties.
The pageant at Jefferson
Memorial scheduled for 2 pm.
Saturday and Sunday will in
clude the operetta, 1.-THE Mi
kado." The Cherry Blossom
Queen will be crowned Satur-
day.
The queen will be selected
tomorrow night by the spinning
of a wheel of fortune" by
Chief Justice Warren at a
festival ball in the Hotel Statler.
Last night the State and
territorial princesses were enter
tanned at a congressional recep-
ton sponsored by the Confer
ence of States Societies at Ma
tional Arena, Seventeenth street
and Kalorama road NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

The Hedging Prince Georges
County Council of Democratic
Clubs last night hammered out
a slate of. candidates to be rec
commended to the County Central
Committee. for party indorse-
Fment in the June % primary
election.
Delegate Perry o. Wilkinson,
Mayor Jesse Baggett of Hyatts-
vile and Hyattsville Attorney
Bond l.. Holford were the biggest
vote getters in the balloting.
The vote was little more than
a popularity poll, however. since
the central committee has the
final say on who gets on the
party's official ticket.
Much as we appreciate what
you are doing" Central Com
mitteet Chairman l.. Harold
Sothoron told the SO delegates
from SO county clubs as they
waited for their ballots to be
counted, "the central committee
has the responsibility for choos-
ing the ticket without regard to
personalities and with the sole
objective of winning the cleo
ton" I'D
Meets This Week.
Mr.. Sothoron said the COM
mittee will begin meetings "be-
fore the end of this week" to
decide which candidates will be
Endorsed. He said the Endorsed
slate will be announced prob
ably about April IL. Deadline
for candidates to file in the
primary is April 10.
There were reports at the
meeting last night. however,
that the committee already has
made up its mind about some Of
the places on the ticket, and the
committee choices were said to
be somewhat different from
those recommended by the CLUB
delegates.
Veteran Delegate Wilkinson,
for example, received 81 votes
from the club delegates for
State Senator. His closest OPP
ponent was Mayor Herbert w.
Reichelt of Mount Rainier with
16.
The Central Committee, 1t is
understood. would like to give
that place on the ticket to H.
Winship Wheatley, jr.. Hyatts-
vile lawyer. Mr.. Wheatley
wasn't even on the councils
ballot and received one write-in
vote.
The candidates were placed
on the ballot by nomination of
one or more Of the member
clubs.
Mayor Reichelt Favored.
|. The committee also is under
stood to have given the nod to
Mr.. Reichelt as an indorsed can
didate for county commissioner.
He was on last nights ballot
only as candidate for State
Senator.
Mr.. Baggett received 10 votes
to become the club delegates
first choice for the f1ve-member
board Of commissioners. Second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Distinguishing News
In Sports Section

Beginning tomorrow and continuing
eoeh Fridoy until foil, The Ssor will
publish extensive eoverose Of boating
and fishing news in its big sports
section.
Regular features will include the
columns Fore and Att" BY yachting
editor MoIcolme Lomborne. it,. and
"outdoors." by Bill Leetch.
For the bootins and fishing news
from the Potomac Severn Chesapeake
Boy areo, don't miss the special fea-
lures each Fridoy in The Stor. Phone
Sterling 5000 for home delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Home Is Looted
Of Clothing and Gosh

About $500 worth of clothing
and $3.50 in cash was reported
stolen yesterday from a Silver
Spring home while the owners
were mentioning in Florida.
Nathan Goldstein, of B713 Ply
mouth street. Silver Spring, told
Montgomery County police he
discovered the theft when he
returned from q 6-week vaca-
ton Yesterday. Mr.. Goldstein
said $3.50 in change and the
rest in bills was in a tea can
on a television set. He added that
a woman's coat, valued at $3.50
and two $l25 suits also were
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
New Liquor Store
Opening in Alexandria

RICHMOND, April IA new
State liquor store will be opened
in Alexandria during the week
Of April 10, the Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board announced
today.
The board said the store will
be at 108 North Fairfax street.
in the Culmore section of Alex
andria. 1t will be the 133d store
operated by the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
House Unit Study of Bridges
Not Expected Until Late April

avenues, where studies show 80
per cent of motorists crossing
the Potomac want to go.
He also unleashed blasts at
the planners thinking calling for
a second bridge upriver from Key
Bridge as a companion span to
Reaches Run, and at it's pro-
posed Virginia approach roads.
Nom Existent Highway.
The general said the bridge
approach in Virginia, calling for
an expressway along the Po-
tomac and across the Potomac
Yards. would connect with a
non-existent highway" at Four
Mile Run. He said a complete
reversal OF thinking" by Virginia
highway officials would be need
ed before the State would build
a circumferential belt road to
which the expressway would con-
meet.
He was backed up by a letter
from i1ginia Highway Commits
sioner James Anderson, which
said his department has mo
plans nor has it established a
priority" for the -Four Mile Run
route. He. said it would cost
about S. million.
At the same time, Mr.. An
derson said he doubted whether
Arlington County would be will
ing to use State urban aid funds
it gets on such a route. He said
the State was willing to work out
plans for the use of such funds
with Arlington or Alexandria for
either the E street or Jones
Point projects.
Clifton G. Stoneburner, Ar
lington highway engineer, OPP
posed the Reaches Run project,
but suggested possible alter
nate in the E street design. The
idea was that the E street bridge
might be routed away from the
main part of Roosevelt Memorial
Island and pass over a small tri-
angle of land downriver from it.
Opposition to the bridges
crossing of Roosevelt Island is
its major hurdle.
The Federal opposition to the
Reaches Run project yesterday
came from H. j. Spelman, divi-
sion engineer, Federal Bureau of
Public Roads.
Variety of Objections.
In a lengthy statement, he at
tackled the proposal on grounds
that: The Virginia approaches
were not capable of sufficient
traffic capacity: District streets
could not handle the new load;
the bridge would bring an OBJ
struction" close to the main run
way of Washington National
Airport: it would be unwise from
a civilian defense standpoint" to
add another bridge to the Four
tenth street concentration; the
Potomac River approach road
would conflict with Federal land
use plans near the airport.
Mr.. Spelman said nearly one
bridge lanes traffic capacity (be-
tween 800 and 1000 cars per
hour can be added to the exist
ing Washington-b hound Four
tenth street bridge if the
District carries out plans to con-
meet the bridge to a Washington
Channel span leading to the pro-
posed Southwest freeway.
Another full lanes capacity
can be added when a new four
lane bridge is built to replace
the trestle-topped, three-lane,
Virginia hound Fourteenth street
bridge, he declared.
District Highway Department
officials disclosed today that i'm
provements proposed by Gen.
Prentiss yesterday for Key Bridge
would add two additional lanes
to that bridge.
Thus. in the alternate plan
proposed by the general. four
new bridge lanes, in effect, would
be added in the central area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
FoIIs Church Census

The special census Of Falls
Church is scheduled for compile
ton tomorrow Harry r. WAL
lace, census supervisor, has re-
quested all city residents who be-
lieve they were missed by the
census takers to get in touch
with the census Office in the
Recreation Hall opposite city
hall on East Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
St. Agnes School Play

The Land of Beba- buk- buk
will be presented at 3 pm. Sat-
urday in the st. Agnes School for
Girls in Alexandria by the Tails
man Marionettes. The show Is
being sponsored by the st. Agnes
Alumnae Association as their
opening event for the st. Agnes
fund drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Arlington Prepares
Court Steps in zoning
Ordinance Violations
By William J. EIvin

Arlington County officials are
preparing to prosecute the first
of several hundred pending cases
against property owners who are
violating the zoning ordinance
Of 1850, it was learned today.
The ordinance allowed a s.
year grace period for ending GER
tain uses forbidden in the re-
spective zones. The grace period
expired August 10, 1853.
Since then, county planners
have received inquiries from
many parts of the Nation asking
whether the non-conforming use
section of the ordinance with
stood court attack. But until now,
other projects have delayed pros
ecution Of violations.
Most Violations Minor.
Most of the violations are
minor, according to coming Office
spokesman, but between so and
100 are outstanding violations. :"
Some citizen complaints have
been received because Of con-
tinued non-conforming use.
Among the more important
cases. seven are manufacturing
plants operating in commercial
zones. and II are commercial
operations in residential areas.
Typical violations are real
estate offices in homes in resi-
Dental areas, garages and other
small structures being used as
repair shops. and property being
used for industrial storage in
commercial areas.
Group Not Affected.
The pending legal action will
not affect main buildings. ~
Owners of these structures, if
non-conforming, are permitted to
use them for from 20 to 40 years
after their construction. depend
ing on the type of material used
to build them
In the pending cases. the Of
flee Of Planning would obtain
warrants alleging violation and
the commemorative attorney
would prosecute, officials said.
Action on the first test cases is
expected to start within 30 days.
Maximum penalties for viola
ton, if not willful. are a fine of
not more than 500, and a Jail
term of not more than 10 days.
If willful. the offense carries a
maximum punishment of 80 days
in Jail and a fine of $3.50.
County officials expect con-
siderable litigation before the
NOR. "a SnS are settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Mon Gets Six Months
For Antifreeze Theft

A Washington man who pleaded
guilty to stealing two cans of
antifreeze from a car-wash firm
yesterday was sentenced in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court to
six months in the Maryland
House Of Corrections. =
He was identified by police as
Sonnie Ellis, jr., "a. colored, Of
the 400 block Of I street NV.
Police said Ellis stole the anti
freeze last October IL after
breaking into the Minit-Ma
Auto Laundry of Bethesda, Inc,
4716 Cheltenham drive.
Square Dance Sponsored
The Council Of Democratic
Women of Prince Georges County
will sponsor a square dance at
$3.50 pm. Saturday in the Wom-
ems Field House Gym. Univer-
sity Of Maryland. Many top
county candidates have been in
yited to the dance.
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Firemen's Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Prince Georges County Volunteer
Firemen's Association will meet
at $3.50 o'clock tonight in the
Branchville (Md.) Fire House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Talk on RetuiI Sales

Fred Nauheim. sales promo
ton counselor, will disc uss
methods of increasing retail sales
before members of the Silver
Spring MD Board Of Trade
April 7 at Z pm. at the Indian
Spring Country Club. Reserva-
tions must be made through the
trade boards Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Arlington Chomber
To View Sex Film

The controversial Arlington
school sex education films will
be shown at the quarterly meet
ing of the Arlington Chamber
of Commerce at 1915 pm. Tues
day at the Evans Coffee Shop,
Lee highway and Glebe road.
The chambers Education Com
mittee also will present infor-
nation on "eight controversial
questions concerning our schools. F."
Evening star., 1954-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALAD.

BRICK CAFE Gods bedrms., z
baths. den. Inspect this spaciou:
tnst tom St hs%PR h1%s e HIS M nT Sss sd
school. Features include lovely loni
hv. rm. with firepl., picture window
overlooking beautiful garden with
all kinds Of shrubbery and tall trees
Huge side screened porch, full bsmt;,
dishwasher. A remarkable value al
$21.95O. CRISMOND REAL ESTATE
1923 st. Barnabas rd.. Sc, Lo.- z
HOUSES SSuS BY HUGHEs-Best sect section
Of SCheyerly. Delightful 6-rm. Co.
Sath fasuffs sis family stn din 'eGTm rm fnf fn
bsmt.. lovely wooded lot. Perfect
cond. Owner being transferred
No reasonable offer refused. w. r
HUGHES co, AP. 7-l400 til Q pm
e-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, separate
%RsasE aRspSns: sisSHs ass for 'hqsfafs sas xss aRS
children; S75. includ. heat, main
tenance and taxes: owner leaving
ssas, sEss easy sso terms Ws.kdca cS rsniitts snits
S 100 Down. $55 MONTH buys 3-rm
and bath asbestos shingle bunea.,
open firepl.. oil heat. domestic. hot
water, refgr; Open. 514 73rj st
SisafF. SSifSaffy u! Hilli wa 9::,siRsj. fs zAs1
over area, CT appraisal, $12.950
Sale price. S12.5O0. Two bedrms.
Err. AP 7-0172. Il
6-RM. BUNGALOW-LIke new, ~
acres: corner: about 3 mi. D. c.;
on highTay; buses; $1;00,09aS2. C,9 .30t
cash. will exchange OWNER. ia
HOUSES BY HUGHES = No money
down. .GIs only, Choice Mt
Rainier loc.; 5-rm: bungalow; Al
eEndition. ssqpeS ~ Only S50 $g,950. 81 Y. r R
this de luxe 3-bedroom. 1a-bath
brick home near Cheverly Theater;
low the market at $iS.e5o. Terms
to suit. Call WA. 7-3900 It'll 8 pm.
ROBERT D. DAVIS & CO. -15
$4,000 DOWN, balance FILA: large
liv. rm., din. rm. and kitchen 1st
4; large bedrms., nursery and
HOME HtNTING? Consult us for
ramb. and homes; variously priced
to suit your needs and pocketbooks.
LoYoLA INV. g. REAL ESTATE
HANDY Az 'YIai MANS DREAM, $500 $500
491s Dent st., opposite church.
ecf SearmS With Ssm snd dee mel snsfC poTcS
1900 required. LoYoLA NV. &
3 s-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, ga
wears old. full bsmt.. all .elec. kit,
firepl., newly decor, pull down attic
stairway; chain iDIk link na FENCE; lot s'4Ge 20.
and school. S15,5OO; by OWNER;
being transferred. HE. 4-S67O. -1f
DOCTORS or dentists
Ideal corner residence in established
community; favorable to offlce and
home arrangement with large po-
tential practive. HA. 2-79S2 for ap-
Nc SOin'neHs; poWN pAYMENT-s-bedrm
semidet. brick, $11O mo: includine
taxes and insurance. DOUG M.
SMILEY, INC. UN. 4-s26O or 20.
Is.Soo-This attractive s-bedroom
brick rambler is conv. loc.. mr.. Uniy
frepl., dinette. GE kit. ~ baths
scrn. porch. full bsmt.: lge. fenced
EXCEL. VALUE. Ewes, WA. 7-6o60
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER. Realtor
h $1s sf% ss4ms sanss1HS ssss. eIsss Fsss
area: modern 4-bedrm. bungalow;
S12.99O, terms. LOUIS MILLER,
Realtor. UN. 4-2723; ewes, WA
BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED LOT. 1
swimming pool; 2-story 3-bedrm.
down payment. OR. 3-522I. lie
BY OWNER-Clinton, Md rms,
bath. frame rambler. Approx. 1 acre.
TARE OVER IL Gii LoAN-Three
bedrms. brick. semidet., with full
bsmt.. compl. with storm. windows
and doors; chain-link fence; 4 blks.
from new Wash. BALTIC. hwy; S14,-
$50. $1,000 cash. AP. 1923
5314 62nd ave-, East Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1954-05-15
HEIGHTS

You will like this fine progressive
community and the convenient ad-
jacent area. Good churches, schools
and transportation. Suburban liv-
ing at its best, vet convenient to the
city. Below are listed some of the
good buys, your future home may be
here.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, finished rec
reation room. This is really 9
charmer. Priced below $4,000.
SPLrT-LEVEL, 6-rm. new brick ram.
bier, 2 bath, large lot with fine Ole
trees. $4,000.
GROOM brick rambler, designed for
the small family that wants q lot
OF living space. Priced at Sl6,5OC
on reasonable terms.
To inspect any of these desirable
homes. phone LO. 1887 or LO
7-9122 It'll pm.
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY
Evening star., 1954-05-15
New Showplace Rambler
On A-Acre Wooded Lot

3k n <AO1O VOO0CU 1OU
This carefully constructed brick
rambler has full size liv. and din.
rm.. 3 bedrms., / with walk in
doors. elec. kit. with natural wood
cabinets. built-in oven and range,
dishwasher and disposal. spac. 2-car
carport; full bsmt. with picture
window for rec. rm. This house over
looks Argyle Country Club. Direc-
tionS: Drive out Ga ave. past
Wheaton, turn right on Route 1872,
drive to Argyle Country Club and
follow open house sign. Only 80
minis. from downtn. Wash. For sale
by owner-builder; S27,500. EDWIN
q. WILSON, JU. 6-1229. liz
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GEORGE L. BROWN, Jr
REAL ESTATE
JU. $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY
I9O5 ROBIN RID. SILVER SPRING,
4-bedroom Cape Cod shingle. priced
at Sl3950: all electric kitchen;
lge. fenced yd. $4,000 dn.; assume
CT bal. in 2nd trust. JU. S-22S5.
To reach: From Four Corners out
Old Bladensburg rd. to Belvedere
blvd. left to Proctor, right to Robin
rd. and open sign. ,-16
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RAMBLER-S1O.5O0

ST. 800 DOWN. S67 MO.
Incl. taxes and ins. on this
brand-new 2-hedrm. rambler;
colored tile bath. extra-lge.
ultramod kit, auto. washer;
big. level lot. near Riverdale
elem. school and ERGO. Many
superior construction features
you would only expect to find
In much more expensive
homes. 2 sold, only l left.
See il today!l
Evening star., 1954-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COUNTRY IN THE CITY
8 rms. 2 baths. l35x2OO lot: garage:
gas a..c:, space for another house;
beautiful shrubbery. Ewes. AID.
KRETziNoER REALTY. LA. 6-14s2
Evening star., 1954-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
NO CASH TO CT!

4 BEDRMS.-R ACRE
It's a bargainl Only Sl2. $50; $62 mo
Liv.. rm., din. rm.. huge modern
kitchen. porch, / bedroom on lst
H.; bsmt.; trees, abundance of
shrubbery and flowers. Don't hesi-
tate. on this one! Also a 2-bedroom
Both in Landover Hills area. Cali
Mr.. HARRIS. MA. $4,000. F. w.
BERENS SALES. -l6
Evening star., 1954-05-15
HONEYMOON COrTAGF
5 BEDROOMS

Would be no problem in this i'm
maculate center-hall Colonial located
3 bedrms. ON the 2nd floor with
room for . more on the spacious
3rd floor. The grounds are excep-
tional. Condition excellent. Large
screened porch. Powder room on
1st floor. Garage. breeZeway.
asphalt tiled basement. Convenient
to schools, shopping and transporta-
ton. Assume large 4L2% 1st trust
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville rd. ia
a1atSS Ga SlsSsnsSgrs Fd sf right to s PIX anS sS
"Open" sign.
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HOUSES FoR sALr-MD.
OPEN TO-DAY, 1-6
RETHESDA

NJ. I. H. is only q few blocks from
this immaculate Colonial. Lge.
screened porch. u 1T. .iy. rm. with
mirrored f1repl., 8 bedrms.. full
bsmt. beautiful lot with flowers
galore. Only $4,000 down needed
to purchase this lovely home. See
this one early. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. to Beech ave-, left
on Beech to 1929 and open" sign.
HONEYMOON COTTAGE
Is the way we describe this i'm
maculate home that is truly dif-
ferent. Each bedroom has double
closets and built-in vanity with
mirrors: the cinder block garage
is already under construction; the
lot is beautifully Handicapped with
tulips and roses and other shrubs;
you can assume large 4eo GI loan
with monthly payments Of only
the honeymoon is over and Mother
Nature has cut her pattern. the
upstairs is ready and waiting for
2 additional bedrooms; $50.
Directions: Out New Hamp. ave. ext.
approx. "a mi. past Northwest Park
Apts. to Oakview dr., left on Oak
view to Dilston rd.. right on Dilston
to 9702 and open" sign.