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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
Starlight Movies
Playground Film
Proqroms for TONIGHT

Programs sponsored by The
Evening Star in cooperation
with the Film Center of WASH
ington and the recreation de-
partments of the District and
Alexandria and Arlington, Prince
Georges. Montgomery and Fair
fax counties:
WASHINGTON, at dusk.
rod Lafaystss. Oliver and Broad Branch
.,. Twin ;, Oaks. Fourteenth and Taylor
Stead, F street between Sixteenth and
Ridse. Ridge road and Burns street
Jefferson, Eighth and H streets s.w.
Aiilcrest; Thirty-second and Denver
Park View Otis and warder street.
Bundy, 42g Q street NV.
strss stve m "nittinsham and Lane
Barry Farms. 1880 sumpsr road Sc
walter Reed. 1914 North McKinles
-Four Mile Run, Four Mile Run drive
and South Sixteenth street.
s Prince ts., GsorEss ~. County, $50 Pm.
Carole Highland Elementary School
sixteenth and Harmon streets. Takoms
MONTGOMERY County, $50 p.m.
Clara Barton. Macarthur boulevard
adjacent to Clara Barton Elementary
foads vers a v hna as siIys'
Rockville. Park street adjacent t.
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on sofa in the living room, and
William was bound to a chair.
For 21a hours they remained
thus. waiting for they knew not
what. Finally, the man said it
was time to go. He released Mr..
Grimm and as they got into the
Grimm car, ordered that he be
driven to Philadelphia.
Just past Laurel, he changed
his mind and ordered Mr.. Grimm
to return to Washington.
II don't know Washington
very well. Drive me to the
northwest section" he said.
On Fifteenth street, between
P and @, the gunman said he
now knew where he was and
ordered Mr.. Grimm to pull into
an alley.
Hands Back So.
Carefully, ne wiped off the
prints with a towel he had
brought from the Grimm home.
He then took Mr.. Grimm's wal
let and counted $13.
That's bad luck" commented
Mr.. Grimm. The gunman handed
back So and told him to buy
some gasoline. He wrapped his
20 sawed-off rifle in the towel,
but before leaving said:
you'll find your shotgun in
the back seat" Mr.. Grimm had
asked the man not to take the
gun he had found in the house
for sentimental reasons. The
fireman had often hunted with
the shotgun.
Police got the alarm about 10
o'clock and put out an interstate
lookout. Other members of the
family managed to free them
selves before then, but were
afraid to notify police.
Issued Final Threat.
The intruder had warned
them against it.
IF police stop me on the road
I'll give it to him first" he said,
motioning to Mr.. Grimm, ir1di-
eating he was ready to shoot.
Police still were watching all
approaches to the city today.
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Washington Area Lists
Two More Polio Cases

Two additional cases of polio
were reported yesterday in the
Washington area.
Arlington County reported its
tenth case-that of a 12-year-
old boy living in the 1000 block
of South y-fourth street.
The child has been admitted to
Children's Hospital. Health au-
thorities said the case was nom
paralytic. At this time last year,
Arlington had IL cases.
Fairfax County reported its
third case. Also non-paralytic,
the case was described as q
year-old boy living in the Park
wood Apartments on Leesburg
pike. The boy has been admitted
to Children's Hospital. The
county had II cases at this time
last year.
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.DuIin Named
To Head Drive
Against SIun1s
Veteran DC. OfficioI
Picked by City Heads
For Housing Post

E. Milton Dulin, former as
sistant director Of the Health
Department Engineering Bureau,
today was appointed head of the
newly created housing division
in the Licenses and Inspections
Department.
This Is the new office that will
have the job of leading the Dis
trict's drive to eradicate slums
and to prevent deterioration of
homes now reasonably sound.
Recently Transferred.
The 48-year-old official was re-
Gently transferred with a num-
Der of Health Department in
spectors to the housing division.
While Mr.. Dulin's name was
mentioned as division chief a
month ago. his appointment by
the Commissioners today came
as something of a surprise since
it was understood they had been
looking for some one outside the
District government.
Commissioner Renah F. Cam
alier was an early supporter of
Mr.. Dulin, and Commissioner
Samuel Spencer recently said
that he had received good re-
ports on Mr.. Dulin's work.
% Years With District.
The official has been in Dis
trict government for more than
% years, Is of which were with
the old building inspectors Office.
He has spent the rest of the time
in the bureau Of public health
engineering.
William H. Cary, jr., Mr.. Du-
Inns former chief in the en-
cheering bureau, was offered
but turned down the housing
job on grounds that he was in
terested in people and health
rather than buildings.
In organizing the housing di-
vision, tn Getty heads shifted %
Of Mr.. Cary'S staff into the di-
vision, a compromise figure that
was IL less than the number of
employees that the General Ad-
ministration Department rec
commended.
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for the safety Of them all when
she returned. /
They asked the gunman to
let them telephone her and give
her some pretext for not coming
home. He permitted this, stand
ing by with the gun.
Then the gunman began think
ing about Mr.. Grimm and
whether those on the fireboat
might become suspicious If he
didn't show up.
He directed the fireman to
show him the telephone number
of the fire department in the
telephone book, then watched
carefully as he dialed, standing
over him with a gun. Mr.. Grimm
had to explain he might not be
in for work.
Locates More Weapons.
Once during the afternoon the
gunman became curious about
other weapons which might be
in the house. Told there was a
shotgun and rifle in the base
ment, he herded every one down
there, found the weapons, I'M
loaded them and carried the
guns and shells upstairs.
The intruder was careful to
wipe fingerprints off everything
he touched. He peered out the
window where a group of neigh
bors' children were playing
within a few feet of the house.
About 4 o'clock storm came
up. and the rain seemed to
heighten the tension. The man
once made a move as if to leave
then changed his mind.
He ordered William to tie ur
his uncle and his mother with
rope and cords ripped from
| Venetian blinds. Then he made
Harold tie William, and follow
ing the routine. ordered Mr.
Grimm to truss Harold.
Orders Grimm Into Car.
Harold and Mr.. Weissmuellel
were on a sofa on the porch
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimm were tie6
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Continued From First Page.)
make any difference If killed
another" he began. "But / don't
want to hurt you and won't if
you do as I-say. I just want to
stay here awhile. You might re-
member this: I met a hero once.
but he's dead now"
"He Was Very Cool"
Later Mrs. Grimm said: "He
didn't act demented really. He
was very cool and acted as
though he meant business. He
was very reasonable as long as
we followed Instructions"
Looking the intruder over,
those held at bay saw the handle
of a meat clever protruding from
a pocket. In his watch pocket
they saw a box of % caliber
long rifle shells.
A while later Mr.. Grimm came
home from work and was quickly
trapped. Then began the long,
fearsome day under the muzzle
of gun.
Most of the time, the UNI
wanted visitor straddled a chair
in front of the dining room door.
with the rifle always at ready.
He was reasonable about Mrs.
Grimm's request for some aspirin
to relieve her nervousness, al
lowed Mr.. Weissmueller to take
medicine for his heart.
Lets William Cook.
He was even sympathetic about
food, but allowed only William
to prepare it. Consequently, the
two meals they had during the
day were bacon and eggs and
similar fare, not too well cooked
Along about l pm. the man
became suspicious Of young
Harold and tied him up, but later
released him.
The Grimms had a lot Of time
| to think. They thought of the
daughter Peggy. %, who was
visiting relative. They knew
how excitable she was and feared
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In addition to the Army battle
jacket, the wanted man wore a
dark blue shirt. khaki pants tied
up with a rope, and dark brown
shoes.
Members of the Grimm family
went to the Seat Pleasant police
station today to be fingerprinted,
Police were going over the
farm house for prints and were
trying to isolate those belonging
to the family.
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Chief Reports Drop
OF Il Pct. in Serious
Crimes in July

The more serious types of
criminal offenses in the District
dropped oil per cent during last
month, compared with July q
year ago, the Commissioners were
told today.
The monthly report, made by
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
showed that the actual number
Of offenses of so-called Part I
crime were down by 399 cases.
The total number of Part cases
reported last month was 1890.
Chief Murray reported that for
the first seven months of this
year these cases were 1877 per
cent lower than the first seven
months of 1858, 1878 compared
with 1924.
The Part I offenses are aggra-
waited assault, rape, robbery,
burglary, homicide, larceny and
automobile theft.
The biggest crime categories
during July were the year-in and
year-out "big four" Larceny led
the field with $50 actual Of
lenses, with only 100 cleared by
arrest. Aggravated assaults were
next with 473 offenses, 800 of
which were cleared by arrest;
HOUSEKEEPING, 213, with 68
cleared, and robbery and at
tempted robbery, 70 offenses,
with 81 cleared.
In the so-called Part II Of
lenses, liquor law violations were
tops, with lat offenses reported.
and all of them cleared by ar
rest: lesser assaults totaled 1873,
with SO cleared. Total number of
offenses in the category was 919.
Grand total of both Part I and
Part II crime aggregated 2,409,
with 1885 cleared by arrest.
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II Routed by Gas Fumes
In RiverdaIe Apartment

Eleven apartment house resi-
dents escaped serious injury to-
day when they were driven from
an apartment building at 4708
Riverdale road, Riverdale (Md.)
by gas from a leaky refrigerator.
The Riverdale volunteer fire
department said six adults and
five children were treated for
ammonia gas inhalation in front
OF the apartment. Firemen said
an old refrigerator in a second
floor apartment occupied by
Arnold Turner apparently de-
veloped a slow leak during the
night.
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zoning Advisors
Ready 10 Work on
New City-Wide Code

The Commissioners Zoning
Advisory Committee is organized
for work on its assignment to
help redraft District zoning reg
ulations, following its first ses-
sion yesterday at the District
Building.
The committee was formed to
provide citizen representation in
the redrafting-the first in "a
years-which is expected to take
about Is months.
Chairman Thomas J.. Groom
called the revision a "terrifically
important assignment"
The committee approved his
request for authority to add
members to the committee and
set up Is subcommittee. It was
decided they should hold "in-
formal hearings with interested
groups and report their find
ingS to the executive commit
tee for referral to the full COM
mittee for final action.
Press and Public Barred.
The group voted to bar press
and public from meetings of
it's working subcommittee.
With less than 80 of the 46
members present, the committee
acted on a recommendation of
its executive committee. A move
to leave the decision up to the
subcommittee was defeated by
a close voice vote when the rul-
ing of Mr.. Groom was uncon-
tested.
The vote came after Mr..
Groom explained the executive
committee had made its recon-
mendation out of fear that con-
fusion might result from press
coverage of numerous sessions
of small committees.
Later. the committee nearly
approved a motion by Louis
Justement, architect represent
ing the Washington Building
Congress, Inc. He recommended
that the District Commissioners
ask Congress to repeal all laws
on coming and building and leave
such regulations up to the Com
misSioners.
Tabling Motion Wins.
The motion was tabled on the
motion of Rufus S. LuSk, who
argued that committee members
were unprepared for the "far
reaching" motion and that 1--WE
should not be asked to vote upon
it now"
After that experience, the
committee voted to require that
anything it considers be chan
neled through one of its SUBJ
committees. The action followed
a suggestion by Col. Harry F.
Hansen. assistant engineer COM
missioner, that the committee
give the District Commissioners
the benefit of careful study OF
its recommendations and a full
discussion of all arguments both
for and against them.
The committee also approved
a proposed work program by thu
technical experts the District /.
expected to hire to handle re.
vision of the zoning regulations
Mr.. Groom told the meeting
that Berla & Abel, Washington
architects, and Harold M. Lewis
New York consulting engineer
and city planner, may be hiret
after a session today with Dis.
trict staff officials.
And, the committee decided
the experts should be given Of
flee space in the District Build.
ing in order to be near Distric
sofhcials.
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COIORED-CORNER BRICK HOME
Such q wonderful location for 9
doctor or dentist! On corner Of
18th and Taylor SITS. ne. Lge. lot:
. old; chain link fencing. nice front
porch, full bsmt. with finished rec
rm.; big liv.-din. rln. comb, powder
rn., big kit, fully equip. incl. dis
posal and dishwasher. Upstairs
3 bedrms. and tile bath. Gas a.-c
heat, storm windows. 102 down tc
GI. Call RE: 7-6650 till 3 pm
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sToREs Tor RIM lceat.l

Ia6 G ST. N.E.-1s-ft. wide store
for rent; ideal for tailor shop or
small business. Rent, SIS. CaH MR..
DUVALL, DI. 7-6400. 20
DOWNTOWN AREA, mr.. White House
Storeroom or ONCE, 500 50. IT,,
air-cond., 2nd floor. Lge. display
window facing 18th st. Good for
dress, millinery, children's shop or
real estate. Ideal salesroom. VIII
consider short term for Xmas sale.
Apply TALLY-Ho OFFICE. Sl2 18th
BUsY LOCATION. suitable for once
space, radio and television, valet
shop: rent 500. OWNER. RIA. g.
SILVER SPRING AREA-New store,
l6x50, In small. shopping center;
exec. for dry cleaner, etc. 10515
Metropolitan ave. Rent, only S100,
THOMPSON g. GRAY, JU. 5-6l 0o
18th 81. N.W.0Ideal loo. for store
rm. or small business; full bsmt.,
rear entr.: cheap. RA. $4,000. I'D
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA,
doors from r st. Close to depart
1856 18th ST. .E.W.-Choiee location,
3 rooms; only. $50 per mo-; heat
furnished Apply End floor. 10
SILVER SPRING. GEORGIA AVE-
New air-cond store and bSmt. Bldg.
26x75. Busy location. s q L REALTY.
nj 0-EARl III E-9Qr0
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| DECATUR HEIGHTS
Brick. . Ice. bedrms., liv. rm., din
rnl., equip. kitchen, rec. room
| fenced corner lot: excellent condt-
| tion and location. S13,250.
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HUDSON REALTY co.

Days UN. 4-1S1B
Ewes, Wkends., UN. 4-031e
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STORES FOR RENT

21O2 18th ST. N.W.-suit. any busi-
ness; $3.50 month incl. heat; Ice.
front window. AID. 4-77e9. -s
Nh. CATHOLIC U.-Fine location for
any business. S13 Monroe ST.. ne.
Ju. S-3433. liz
Manor PE.LIdeai3 f for Troce ssy none
within 9-blk. radius. RA. 3-05l3,
11ea N. CAPIToL-corner. onl,
$3.50 mo. Ma. S-7772 or Ju. O.
76Zz. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
WOODLAND
-Arr- - An Asn

3-bedrm., brick rambler, located on
cor. lot; full bsint.; 30 min. down.
town via. new highway; 500 down
Oh, or very moderate down payment
for non-G1. will buy this home. Call
It'll 8 pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. MA. S-5O2O
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FOR THE YOUNG MAN
WITH NO FINANCIAL
PROBLEMS

II you are one Of those fortunate
families who are able TO buy THE
House NOW this beautiful rambler
In lovely Beileview Forest has al
the features Q growing family. needs
A large area basement with nice
picture window, u bsth. asphalt
dren's play area. There Is . spacious
liv. rm. and Ice. din. rm. for formal
entertaining. There are 4 big bed
rms, 8 full baths plus coy get
away-from- den Just on the
center entrance hall, and . large,
well equip. kitchen with lots Of cab
met space; scr. porch ana concrete
patio on the dining rm. An over.
sized 2-car garage and plenty OF
closet space throughout, are Q Few
Of the other features that make this
lust the home you are looking Tor;
Close to schools, too. A minimum 81
$4,000 cash is required. SensiplS
$500
J. FULLER GROOM CO
ia. 7-44s7 Ewes, KE. s-4b6t
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RESTAURANT for sale. on No. /
highway, IA mi. south Of Alex. IN
GLIDING Q 5-rm. house and apt. over
garage; ga acres Of land. For in
formation phone JE. 2-6559. -8
monumental 4la-story
elevator bldg. Close In, good north
west location go, 900 disable 50. it,,
suitable for headquarters national
organization. showroom and offices,
many other uses. Owner viii also
consider lease. Call Mr.. Ransom.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. ST.
$4,000; ewes. EN-. 2-S922. -8
55O5 GA. AVE. NV. (above Ken
needy st.)--3-story brick bldg: excel
location for business and ofhces
Priced right. KAY REALTY Co.
x N ST.. NV NV, 1900 bloek-1a rms. and
3 baths; in excel. cond.; oil heat;
parking for 3 cars: $500 50. IT.
floor space; suit. fol-. doctor or Other
Office uses. Price reduced. GEORGE
NJ. ROWEN. ST. 3-s5s3. %
AMOUNT OF CASH
VIII handle this excellent corner To-
cation on jefferson Davis highway,
approx. 1880 SO. It. Of industrial
zofed ground with 2-story building
containing approx. $500 50. #.
Storage yard Is enclosed and has
brick storage shed or garage, size
20x40. For appointment to inspect
call ]. z. Smith, WO. 6-4740 or
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 h st. NV. Ma. $4,000
10
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

4-UNTT APT, Arlington Fairfax coun-
ties; under $4,000 cash. Write
Box 2S1-H. Star. B
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BY Ned RiddleI AoUsls FoR SALIVA.
$21,500

ST., 5UU
NE-AND-FRAAdE RAMBLER
The owner spared no cost when he
built this attractive house because
he expected to live In 1t many yrs.
1T has q full basement with garage.
3 bedrooms. q modern kitchen. nre-
pl.. tiled bath. and Q half-acre LOT
Is inclosed with q board fence and
has plenty Of trees. It is. situated
among good neighbors and Is only
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays
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4 APARTMENTS

DOWNTOWN
This brick bldg. is In such excel.
eond., and q person could buy 1t
and feel that they would not have
to do any repairs for quite while:
areas in D. c.; moderately priced.
Call til 0 pm, r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtors, Ma. S-502O.
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VACANT-$9,975
1909 Garrett Park I'd, Viers Mil
pay $475, move in, pays all; excel
and refrig. Cali MR.. WILLIAMS
TO. 6-13RO. --S
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SILVER SPRING, $3.50 Forest Glen
I'D bedroom all-nasonry ram
bier. Vacant and In excellent condi-
ton. Full basement. Nice lot. Con-
CT. GEORGE !. BORGER, INC, Ma.
S-0350, EN-. 2-8673, Wo. 6-7649.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FOR LEAsE-Large, new store with
parking in the rear. 1920 Georgia
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CoLoRFD--VACANT
COLORED
OVERLOOKING

ROCK CREEK PARK
ter-hall entr.. lge. liv. nm. with
firepl., lge. separate din. rm., mod
ern kit. with all conveniences. pow
der rm,, den and screened porch of
of liV. .rm.; 8 very lge.. bedrms.,
baths on End; full bsmt. with Law.
and built-in garage; beautiful land
scaped lot with shade trees. Call
It'll 8 pm, r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. MA. 8-5020.
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DESIRE 1000 to 5000 50. IT,, COM
mercial. In Bethesda, Silver Spring.
81 northern sect. Of b. c. Improved
or unimproved. viii consider resi-
dence in comm. zone. Write Box
10Th, Star. Ill
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LANDOVER
II ACRE

g Ice. bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.. lge
kitchen. lge. porch. u baths. oil b.
VII: garage: an older 9-M shingle
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CHEVERLY

Brick. Q lge. bedrms.. liv. rm. ware
Mace. din. rm., kitchen, nice den;
knotty pine finished bsmt. wIshowel
BATH: oil h.-w.h.: Diet. garage: lge
level lot. Excellent condition and
location. S1b,760.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK Nearly new g.
bedrm, brick rambler with daylight
bsmt. $l4.300. Real value. GI ap-
praised. Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
LARGE House., 2 or 8 families.
Vacant. Like new. Large lot. 81
to $4,000 cash. Will exchange.
Also bungalow. "a blk. OF Rhode
Island ave. OWNER. Ia. 9-7O10.
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cOLORED-DETACHED BUNGALOW
3oo5 CHARMING ST. NE.
% rms, full basement. gas radiator
heat, furnace, stove. refgr., kitchen
exhaust fan. ALL NEW VenetianS
long screened front porch, many
extras. Huge rear yard with fruit
trees, shrubbery. detached metal
garage. This Is o coy clean, home
In good quiet neighborhood, which
is what we all want. So call me
early. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REAL
TY CO., ST. 3-73eS. IS
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SOMETHING NICE
For the whole family. Really large
living room, separate dining room
and 3 good-sized bedrooms; fenced
yard; next to q far more expensive
new rambler. The price Is $13.950
so bring the family and let's see
If you can handle 1t. Call JU
0-S010 till ..
MONTGOMERY
Investment a. Insurance Co:
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS
"a block Central ave. Vacant. Good
cono'tion. Side drive, garage; $500
to $40 cash. Might rent. OWNER,
Ia. .-7O1O. ~
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Berkshire subdivision - 6-rm. brick
rambler, full bsmt.; lge.. fenced I'd
Mr.. public and parochial schools
MA, S-9797; after 8 pm, LII.
1-0634. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
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BRAND NEW RAMBLER
Almost completed, this brick rambler
is NOT in Q subdivision. and does
sides the full basement. there are
3 bedrooms. really oversize kitchen,
large living-dining combination.
/ Total price. $15.950. Call JU. 9-S01O
AN u
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! HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RIGGS PARK--Nearly-new 3-bedrm
sSemidet. brick With LIST n. powder
I'm: Only biz, to bus bus. Ley d low
Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T. PECK.
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nEcATTJR HEIGfITS

Brick, 4 lge. bedrms.. 23-ft. liv; rm
WIfireplace and 2 picture windows
I5-ft. din. rm.. Eft. 50. Kitchen;
Ice. porch: garage; rec. rm. ware
place and bar; level lot " fireplace
A gem to be admired $27,500. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-08

SILVER SPRING. GEORGIA AVE-
New atr-cond store and bSmt. Bldg
25x75. Busy location. s q L REALTY
~, 0-64fll. JU. b-3S70 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-08
EVANSVILLE

Brick and frame, 2 lge. bedrms.. Ice
liy. fIn.. din. rrTa.. kit. and bath; rec
rm.. fenced level lot. excellent con
Call Mr.. Rose.