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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
81 Million Drug
.SuspectSeized
With Woman
observation-disclosures
Call Man Successor.
To Woxey Gordon
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. ga
man authorities called "the APP
parent successor" to the late
Waxey Gordon was seized today
with drugs valued at more than
50 million. He was identified as
Saul Gelb, 81, of New York.
Federal officials said he is lone
of the NEST important narcotics
violators in .the country at this
time.
A widow, Mrs. Joan Kaufman,
At, also of New York, was ar
rested with him.
Gordon. prohibition beer ba-
ron. whose. real name was Irving
F. Wexler. died in Alcatraz Prison
on June "a, 1852, at the age of
SO.
He was picked up on a Har-
lem street corner in August,
1851, and sent away for Is years
to life for selling narcotics.
While in jail he was indicted as
part of 81 million Nationwide
narcotics conspiracy.
Federal men said Gelb. who
claimed he legally changed his
name to Sol Gordon Is years
ago, had been under surveillance
for two years.
He repeatedly had more than
three pounds of heroin in his
possession and officers said they
found AZ pounds of heroin and
II pounds Of opium in "labora-
tory" he maintained.
After taking Gelb into custody
last night. officers went to Mrs.
Kauffman's apartment. they said,
and found her cooking opium.
Federal Narcotics Supervisor
James c. Ryan and Inspector
Peter E. Terranova, head of the
city police narcotics squad, joint
ly announced the arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
BY stoff Correspondent Of The sior

RICHMOND. Mar. 6.-High-
way Commissioner James A.
Anderson is "favorably disposed
toward an E street bridge to
connect Washington with Vir-
ginia and feels that the State
may be able to help on its end
Of the project. State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick of Arlington
said today.
Mr.. Fenwick made the state
ment when asked to comment
on a newspaper story that
Representative Broyhill. Repub-
lican, of Virginia had called on
him to aid in the project.
The Arlington Legislator said
he and other State legislators
from the 10th district had been
in close touch with the high
way commission frequently in
an effort to get more road funds
for the area.
Invited to Conference.
Senator Fenwick said he was
invited to participate in a con-
ference today between Mr..
Broyhill and Mr.. Anderson here.
Mr.. Broyhill has introduced
legislation in Congress for an
E street bridge and another
span at Jones Point in Alex
andria.
Naturally" Senator Fenwick
said. Il favor the E street pro-
posal because it would do the
people that l represent the most
good. 1 don't think we should
place first emphasis on the Jones
Point bridge which would be
more benefit to through traffic
bypassing Washington"
Virginia's share of the cost
Of approaches to the E street
span has been placed at $2.2
million while the State share for
the Alexandria project is 81 mil
lion.
Federal Help Needed.
Mr.. Fenwick said that after
previous conferences with the
highway commissioner, II think
we have an excellent chance Of
getting State funds to help on
the E street bridge. especially if
the Federal Government helps
out in crossing over the George
Washington Memorial Parkway"
Meanwhile, the General As
,sembly has killed several efforts
made by 10th District legislators
to give their area additional
highway and other State funds.
Three bills to enlarge the
highway commission, SO that the
10th district would have a rep
reSentative of its own, were
killed by the House Roads Com
mittee yesterday. One Of the
alternate proposals would have
redivided the States eight high
way construction districts to
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Virginia Roads Chief Fovors
f st. Bridge, Fenwick Says
Anderson Indicates State May Aid District
In CONSTRUCTING Spun at That Point

coincide with its 10 congressional
districts.
The 10th congressional dis
trict now is only a small part
of the States Culpeper highway
district. extending to the Char
lottesville area.
Small Part Of Section.
Under the present setup road
funds are divided about equally
among the eight construction
districts. Consequently the
Washington Metropolitan Area
comprises only small portion
of the Culpeper construction
district,
1t was this situation that
Delegate Omer Hirst OF Fairfax
sought to correct in the three
bills proposed. Legislation like
this always encounters opposi-
ton from representatives of
rural areas-who would lose
money under the arrangement
and the country boys" still have
control of the General Assembly
in any dispute which pits their
strength against the urban rep
resentatives.
For the same reasons, based on
politics. Northern Virginians
have been unable to successfully
sponsor legislation giving the
area a proportionately greater
share of School funds, based on
increases in daily attendance. or
any State funds where popula-
ton growth figures in the dis
tribution.
At present profits from the
States liquor monopoly and
revenue for secondary roads are
based on population figures re-
ported by the United States
Census Bureau every 10 years.
The Assembly has stubbornly
resisted attempts by Fairfax
I legislators to have the Census
Bureau make special census
counts so that the population
figures can be brought up to
date more often than every 10
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Youth Votes for Love

RAVENSBURG, Germ any,
Mar. 6 R.-"Can love be a sin?"
Does Europe still have a
CHANGER" The Ravensburg Youth
Association polled members on
which Of these two questions
they wanted to discuss at their
next meeting. Love won today
476 to 225.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Snow Hits Gulf Coast;
Mobile Has 4-Inch Fall
ey the Associoted Press

MOBILE. Ala. Mar. 6.-The
heaviest snow in at least so years
spread a mantle Of white along
the azalea trail in Mobile today
and swirled along the Gulf Coast
into West Florida.
A rainStorm turned to snow
during early morning hours and
by 7 am. 4 inches of snow COW
cred much of Mobile and azaleas
and camellias blooming in pro-
fusion.
Snow fell at Biloxi, Miss:
CreStview, Melville, Pensacola
and Fort Walton, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Garden and Hi-Fi
Sections in Star

The Sund1y Stor tomorrow will in.
clude special garden and Hi-Fi Sec
tions as Woshinston's onnuol SPRING
Gorden Show and the Copitors first
High Fidelity Foir reoeh a climox.
The Stor's record column,st, jones
6. Deone; Notionol Symphony Or
chestro Conductor Howard Mitchell,
The Stor's music critic. Doy Thorpe.
and other writer's in the field will bring
Star readers the latest on Hl.Fi.
Gorden CoIumnist WiIliom n.
founsmdn, Farm Editor james Birch
field and Others will bring readers the
latest in Horticultural end garden
news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Raiders Seize
Puerto Rican
Fanatic Chief
80 Party Members
Hunted; Gunfire
Marks Roundup
BY the Associated Press

SAN JUAN, P. r., Mar.
g. Puerto Rican authorities
seized Nationalist Party Chief
Pedro Albizu Campos in a blaze
OF gunfire at his apartment early
today.
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin prompt
ly announced his government
Velde Says Puerto Rcon Rodieol Group
Moy Go Underground. Poee A-3
would go all the way up to the
limit of the law and constitu-
ton" to stamp out the poison
Gus snake" of subversion.
Acting less than a week after
Puerto Rican nationalist wound
ed five United States Congress-
men in Washington, police
moved swiftly to stamp out the
fanatical, pro-independence Ma
tionalist Party. They were Or
dered early today to arrest 80
of its leaders. Five hours later.
36 of them including Albizu
Campos and five woman men,
bers had been taken into Gus
tody.
$50 Shots Exchanged.
Arrested with the 62-year-old
party chief at his home in an
exchange of nearly $50 shots
and the exploding of home made
missiles and tear gas bombs were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Stevenson Rejects
Virginia Assembly
Invitation to Speak
BY the Assoeiased Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. 6.
-Adlai Stevenson turned down
with regret" today an invita-
ton TO address the Virginia
Legislature.
Stephen Mitchell, Democratic
national chairman, said Mr..
Stevenson, the party's presiden-
tial candidate in 1852. received
the invitation and found that
previous commitments prevented
its acceptance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
This Priests Hobby
Made Him an Expert

HOBBY SHOW-The Rev. Stuort
Cost built a national reputation otter
some one gave him sporting print.
Stoff Writer Harry Bocos tells how
Fother Cost become on expert in the
hobby thot will be on display tomorrow.
Pooe A-8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Late News
Bulletin
Girls Body Found

PHOENIXVILLE, Pa. o.
The body of 22-year-old Mar
guerite KeOta, missing since
leaving a dance Tuesday
night, was found today in a
ceSSpOOl of an abandoned
SchOOlhOuse in Schuylkill
township.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Stocks in the SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK up. - Following ar. tie
sales add 00). high, low. closing price
and net change Of the 20 most active
stocks for the week:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Guatemala Slap
Al U. 5. Denied;
Meeting Putt Off
Days Session Waits
For Tempers to Cool
After Accusations

CARACAS, Venezuela, Mar. 6.
-Guillermo Toriello, Guate-
mala's fiery young Foreign Min
lister. denied today that he had
assailed the United States yes
terday in an address before the
10th Inter-American Confer
ence.
Mr.. Toriello, whose leftist gov
eminent has often been criti-
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Guide for Readers

Amusements Bill Lost, Found A-3
Churches A-8-ll Music $1,000 Bill
Classified Abb Obituary - AS
Comics A-24-25 tRodio- TV - AIS
Cross word A-24 Reel Estote B-l-9
Editorial --- A Society $500 BIO
Edti Articles AS Sports ---A-l2-l3
Hove The Stor Delivered to Your
Home Dolly and Sunday
Dial Sterling $1,000
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Picture on Poee A-3
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(See ASSEMBLY, Page Az.
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(See PUERTO RICO. Page A-3D
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Velde Says Puerto Ricon Rodieol Group
Moy 60 Underground Poee Alb
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ATTENTION INVESTORS
STORE e. APT $2. 600 DIN

STORE & APT, $4,000 DIN.
Two-story brick on a busy ne. cor
ner; containing store and 3 bed
rms. and bath apt. A good value at
$16,950, on today's market. Gas
INV. heat. See 1t today. CALL Me.
8 PM. (EVES. MR.. BLUMENTHAL,
RIA. 3-945O.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 K st. NV, ME, S-540O
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.E-Nr. tcon.., HOUSES sALE-Mp. Cent,

s14 Z sT: N.E.-Row brick; 10
rooms, 2 baths. brick garage, oil
$4,000. RUBINo REALTY CO. 81
C0LoRED-WOODRIDGE. 1915 Mon
roe st. n.e.-Detached home, 3 rooms
ano bath. oil hot-water heat. ex-
ssllent condition, large rear y ys,l
and sun. wo. 6-2562. 81
COLORED-ISth ST. Me-, bet. C and
D-Conv. to everything. 3 complete
apis; each. pvt; 2 rms, kit. and
bath. Live In one, rent from others
will pay for house. Needs some paint
and repair; :$14.500. Mr.: Dove, Ii.
a.9eS5. or t9T gSod ii, invest RsaI
ewes. DE. 2-5636. 81
CoLoRED-WoODRIDGE, nth st.
with bedrm. and bath on 1st d.. 2
bedrms. and bath on End n. Det.
brk.. yrs. old; custom built; side
porch with ialousies; Cadillac gar
rage. mod. cleo. kit. Requires sub
s -4sf44; s SF De. s s4SssssioN. s ~
' SE.MpetasSsd. s sN ise. f rms. Z
rage; lge corner lot; reas. priced.
easy financing. M. e. SMITH. INC,
D1. list; ewes. Ii. 3-916S. 80
CoLoRED-WOODRIDGE RAMBLER
Diet. brick; 8 bedrms.. hv. rm.,
firepl., separate din. rm.. Ia bath,
recreation I'm. with powder rm.,
patio, storage attic. lge. bsmt., gas
h ia.t:. excellent condition; ideal
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY--Loveiy 3-bedrm. brk.;
firepl. bsmt;; mr.. public and paro-
chial schools. JOHN A. VENT,
CHILLUM HEIGHTS, Sargeant I'd
Brick. custom-built. 2 bedrms., ex-
pandab! s,s as sde daylight RAH esmt Ah 81
AGE xaENc 70 A le0 7-e7 ASiAoN go cSSN
COLLEGE OIL ba rARK .gss newly de. dec
powder rm.. fir erf 6s an pss. .eai
garage. Shaded lot. Near Md. Univ.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-505o.
COLLEGE PARK bedrooms, "a
baths. mr.; y. Of Nd. Grade school;
back yard. garage, oil h.-w.h.. comb.
rm., Kitchen. tGE dish i .;
pedrms:, ! bath. End floor: 2 bed
rms. I bath. Full bsmt. with n
P phane Owner W 5.l leeayins city s1s.s5o
stITLANb-sanssoiow; 3 bedrms.,
trees, side drive. $500 to Stood
cash: will exchange. Vacant: like
new: extra lot OWNER. TIA a-7010
4405 3Oth ST., MT. RAINIER-3
bgngalow, newly dec, $4,000 or
q appraised price. Vacant. cox &
WE HAVE A NUMBER Of Q and 8
bedrm. homes: some with base
ments; SS,400 up. Down payment
from $3.50 or trade your home. CT
Or non-GI. Ask for Miss Dillon.
s;FAMlLY HOUSE-White loc.. large
lot, fruit trees. mr.. all conv., vacant
like new. $1,000 to $4,000 cash
will exchange, OWNER, TIA. Q-?OJO
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BUSINESS PRopERrY FoR RENT

2O35 X ST. N.W.-store 20x7O Il.
with drive-in basement for shop OF
parking 8 cars; End fr. avail. also.
2439 NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Desirable
store. equipped for cleaning busi-
FLOYD 8. DAVIS Co, 1879 K ST
NV, Ma. S-0352. -3l
$500 GA. AvE.-Approx. $500 sa. IT,,
II II. ceiling. Completely open
parking lot, 50xl55 adjoining. VIII
rent complete or subdivide PRICE
REFER. CO.. To. 2-2636. 81
BETHESDA ROCKVILLE PIKE--Ar
excellent location for a furniture
store or dining room. A good.
looking Colonial building on q .a-acre
commercial lot. $3.50 mo. NORTH
WEST REALTY. OIL. 4-6s67. 81
503 G ST. N.E.-Busy street. suit
most any business; newly decorated
Ii. 4-5037 or JU. 7-6257. ID
STORE AND WAREHOUSE - will
EQUIP. to suit tenant; 1921 t4th st
NV. OWNER. CO. $1,000
FALLS CHURCH - Empty store In
busy shop center. 2Oxtl5; Lee hwy
EAKIN PROP. INC, JE. 3-2O3l
STORE. near Soldiers Home. suitable
for radio. contractor, barber shop
once, etc. Apt. avail. above; mixed
neighborhood. RA. $4,000. II
DOWNTOWN. Sll 18th st. NV
Air cond.. excellent loo. for barbe,
shop. beauty parlor. ONCE or an,
business Sl25 mo. DI. 7-3047
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA - Rosemont section.
Sale by owner. 3-bedrm. brick home;
garage; full bsmt. CT approved
S17ss50. Conveniently located. Ov.
AIIExs22SNDRIA-Huntington; 2-bed-
OWNER. JE. 4-4441. "a
s aay Storage srs sh: sFogRa S'h fyf
ARLINGTON-G1 approved 3-bedrm
2-full bath. 46-ft. brick rambler
Full bsmt.. 25-ft. paneled recr. rm.,
$40 $40. JE: $$:Ss617. -.30
sibiiities Of den on ist fl. SIS. $50
J-W REALTY CO., ia. 8-1S7S.
COLUMBIA PINES-First time Of
fered; huge brick and masonry s.
bedrm. rambler in Northern Viz
cinia's finest home community. Lge.
Wzfirepl. wall paneled il Philippine
mahogany, French doors open onto
sheltered rear patio, 3 giant-sized
bedrms.. Q baths Il with stall
shower, dream kit. screened porch,
att. garage. "a bsmt;. h-acre corner
lot with beautiful landssapins: 70
trust avail. BY OWNER: Positively
no agents. Call JE. 4-56s6 or JE.
FALLS 1ciHuRCH-Three-bedrm. ram
bier. on " acre; $500, down and
M SS no. ne 5t saxss or ane E
HOLMES RUN--A dandy community.
only 25 min. to Washington. This
modern 3-bedroom home with car
sRsS ao of s DasiS On mmeas. cca
down down = payment. Only si4,56o;
S97;5 month. >, ,,,.
LYON VILLAGE - lo-rm. English
type. A. real BARGAIN at $30,000.
direct from owner. IKE. S-41O0.
N. ARLINGTON. mr.. Parkington. Oh
Wilson blvd; cony: transp;; g.
rsdec;; $1l44,J50o. By OWNER. Phone
South ARfIiiNGToN-s-bedrm. brick
bungalow; full basement; Sl5.750.
J-W REALTY CO., ia. S-1S7S,.
ADMINISTRATION brick and stone;
large level lot, city water and sewer.
$500 down to CT. Turn up Lewis
st. at antique store one block. bear
" huuA 3D., NJ. OpCA ct6A
OWNER, IA. 2-76Ss, Dunkirk 5-7s07
800
By OWNER, 2-bedrm. brick row. gas
heat. washer. dryer. refgr.. full
bsmt. rec. rm., fenced back yard,
shade: S11 500. XII. 9-6o3o. No
OWNER TO GI-Must sell fast, big
Crestwood rambler, $19,450 tbelow
VA appr.). Sc down: beaut. cond.,
big bedrms., breakfast bar, huge dry
bsmt.. fine N. Arl neighborhood
Walk to GOOD SCHOOLS: vacant move
tlement. Drive out Lee hwy. to
pnderyned ST. rightt TO- WILLIAMS
ooen Sun: and by appt. OWNER
WV IA S MGanERN HOME. Fairfax CO
2 full baths, hot-water heat; S16,-
$50. J-W REALTY CO.. ia. S-1S7s.
NON-vET. $3.50 down and sos per
transp. and shop. center. Walking
distance 70 e. A Anti. e o sEeauti-
SIIfS REAL ESTATE IA $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - Brand-new rambler,
taste: large liv. rm.. sep. din. rm;.
ultra-mod. kit. good bedrms., Ia
baths. ALL ON ONE FLOOR; full
wooded lot: on dead-end street, close
to recr. center, express bus, and
walk to NH; very rare at SCI $50.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006;
eyes,, OIL. 2-5142. 80
BETHEsDA-White brick Colonial,
needs, cleanine and painting, i is
RRoRTHwSsf RaAI4Y. 81: So 1882 ssS
nrd.MssiiS.boo.' White s0 france aSlsf house
on u acre: 8 bedrooms and bath:
new sas-flred heating plant: very
low cash payment required. balance
H hM 5 rent; J. NELSON HUGHES.
CHEVY CHAsE-well-built brick g.
bedrm. Colonial, near Rosemary
School, Conn. ave; bus and shop
ping. Assume GI trust at az.
Owners win endeavor to meet your
terms, $l9,5 500. Call Mr.. Richard
son, EN-. 2-50S2. with THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. WO. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, near the Rose
mary 9CuOOk-A Groom residence,
newly decorated, situated on q large
wooded lot Vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy. Price, sic, $50.
To inspect, call WO. 6-2300. EDW.
H JONES d CO., INC. Chevy
CHEVY CHASE, s11,soo-s;Sedrm.
screened porch. fenced yard; CT
approved. Delightfully located in
Cul-de-sac at 1890 Jones Bridge
court. OIL. 4-0113. -5
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-An old barn
for . playhouse. o big old house to
so with 1t; 6 bedrooms. Q baths
near Rosemary School; SCI 900.
NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL. 4-6S67.
CHEVY CHAsE-How BOUT THIs9
Large. brk., split-level home near
ing completion, "a blk. Of Wis. ave
near Chevy Chase Club; liv. rm
15x25 with fireplace, private din.
rm., 1S-ft. kit. with fireplace. rec
rm. or library 15x25: 3 bedrms
QS-ft. master bedrm.l. 2 tile baths,
huilt-in garage; level lot 7Oxl5O.
S31,950. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI
T-1411: ewes. OIL. 2-3223. -5
CONN. AVE. EsTATES-s5o0 down.
semidet. Colonial, liv. rm., din, rm
and kitchen on LIST A.; 8 bedrms
and bath on end; fun bsmt. with
outside .entr.. walking distance 70
CO. INC. ~. 1850. open eve
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
1898 10th st. n.e.-Very desirable
store, 15x75 feet. second commercial
zone. II you are looking for a fine
location, modern building. with
ample parking, rear loadins, all inn
provementS. close-in town location.
see this store. Low rental with
decorating allowance to right party.
Keys Tor inspection at 1884 10th
ST. ne. weekdays. ais
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Near Army Map Service
Must sacrifice-S11.95O. combina
ton ltv. -din. rm., "a It: 3 bedrms.
Close to parochtal and public schools
Call JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2.
$500; eyes,, OIL. 4-7693 or OIL
2-14OO. 80
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COLORED, $S,95O-S75O DOWN
259 seth ST. NE.
Monthly payments S74, including
principal. interest, taxes and insur-
ance. Semidet. brick with comoina =
ton living and dining rm., kitchen.
2 bedrms.. and bath. Oil h.-w.h.
level, Anchor-fenced lot. Call Mr..
Washburn. tn. 2-2O9l.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
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CoLORD-VACANT
Mr.. BENNING AND e. CAPITOL
ONLY 8 YRS. OLD
B rms. and bsmt; everything mod. /;
right. With small down payment.
Payments only $50 per mo. ST.
1861. Ii. 1926.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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CoLoRED-yACANT
OOAn nAr- 0T NJ ~

ONLY 8 YEARS OLD
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Well-built brick; 8 rms, bsmt., gas
heat, garbage disposal, mod. kit,
tile bath. Priced right. Easy terms
to right party. ST. 3-3657, Ii. g.
1915. BRETTERMAN REALTY CO.
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SILVER SPRING
$14,750-GI

O4AVCJ Or EtkN1
$14,750-GI
3 -bedrm; brick rambler. basement;
per week. including all.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING
Brk. Colonial Semidet.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. with table
rm. on LIST floor; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End; full bsmt. with tiled
foor. and outside exit, Lot COM
P sione rea afi home az SIG 900 0na
Carroll Knolls-$17, $50
Cory 3-bedrm. brick rambler in good
close-in area; liv. rm., separate
din. rm.. lovely. kit. full bsmt..
ss.Ts aE sn yard ard Ssn %sy
BETHESDA-$19,95O
Nice big 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath rambler
Vista public and parochiai schools.
Large hv.-din. rm. comb, kit. with
table space and screened porch In
rear. win consider CT contract.
James c. Conley & Co.
S710 Georgia Ave. JU. $500 till 8
SLIGO CREEK PKWY.
4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Cor. Diet. brick home with 2 bedrms.
and bath on 1st A.; 2nd a. bed
rms. and bath. Lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm. and fully equipped kit. Full
bsmt., Gas heat. CALL NE. g.
$500. OFFICE OPEN AM. to 8
PM. Ewes. MR.. LYMAN, JU. 81
0345).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-5400
ADJOINING PARK
Here's. q brick rambler. with its lot
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ARLINGTON
Corner Colonial

six-room brick home, approx. yrs.
old. Liv. rm. with firepL. Q porehes.
bsmt.. chain-link fence around rear
lot; ultraconv. loc.; FLA or CT;
full price. ,S17,950. Call
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 wilson Blvd. ia. 7-93o0 til
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NARROW HEIGHTS
Veterans and Non-veterans
All-brick .3-bedrm.. 1h.bath homes
Immediate occupancy. Full bsmt
No down payment. 90 yrs. $3.50
down. Model home, 2723 Keatins
st. Directions: s. Capitol st. bridge
to Military hw:. to Branch ave, e
Colebrook dr.. right to 26th st.. left
to keatins St.. Mr.. Mejellis. 10
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
MA, S-644O 80
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ADJOINING PARK

Here's, brick rambler. with its lot
running into the park. There's
separate dining area, and two twin
To NE oe e1es I. ald fY es, M
Q-S010. till 3. MONTGOMERY
NVETNENT d ms. CO.
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BEST BUY

RAMBLERS? Yes. we have a variety
Of Groom ramblers, located in
nearby Md. ranging in price from
S14.650 to $23.950. reas: terms.
Brick Groom home. air-conditioned,
CT approved; terms and trades ac-
cepted,
FOREST HEIGHTS; $500 down
-Four bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bath; excel sa.,y value se;vv .nr.
Cute home-Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
2 bedrms.. bath. full bsmt. Total
price, $11,500, small terms. TWO
FAMILY. See this 2-unit brick home.
Live in one, rent the other; $1,000
down. Better hurry
Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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BRICK g. STONE RAMBLER

8 lge. rooms. 2 baths: full bsmt,
with Law. and outside entr.. extra
lge. screened liv. porch, huge land
scaped lot: most desirable location
overlooking Rock Greek Park. You
have that close-in convenience
atmosphere; must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Priced to sell quickly on
reasonable terms.
OPEN II AM. TIL DARK
Dir: Out 10th st. to East-West hwy.
turn left to Meadowbrook lane. turn
right to open house, OR. out Conn.
ave. to EAst.West hwy, turn right
to Meadowbrook lane. turn left to
GoiDsTEN BROS,
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-19SS
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EA. $500
1884 CONN. AVE. NV

New store. 2ox65, in established shop
ping center, serving high-income
group; ample parking; ideal for
beauty shop or bakery.
Call J. H. Knox
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th st. NV. DI. 1880