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Here = Ne tegt 81 Coz.
Thomas 3. Descey's address
last night onRouncing he aCoHld
not Be q candidate for Ss-elec-
tioH;
So many Of you have been
good enough TO express an In
terest IN my plans. I thought ]
ought 10 talk with you directly
on television and radio as I have
done 30 often In the past.
A great many friendly people
have urged me to run again for
Governor and ! have been
deeply touched by their senti-
ments, a. wen as by the generous
editorial comments that have
appeared In the newspapers.
FRANKLY, I have been q little
surprised and greatly moved to
find that 50 many people are so
interested in this difficult de-
cision Of mine.
As q result this has been
q pretty rugged summer. time
of soul searching for me and for
my family.
After the most thorough and
even painful consideration, ]
have concluded that the time
has come for me to return to
private life. I shall not under
any circumstances be q candi-
date for any public office this
fall.
Hardest Speech"
You know, when I was a
young man never dreamed Of
holding any public Office at all.
It is hard even now for me to
realize that I have been in pub
Lie life for "a years. During that
time I have made q lot OF
speeches-too many probably
and this Is just about the hardest
speech ever made.
During the first IL years ! was
o prosecutor in various capa-
cities In New York City. starting
out o time when too many
people thought the underworld
was more powerful than the law.
Those were tremendous years Of
struggle and, they did establish
one basic truth: However bad
conditions may get from time to
time during varying city admin
istrations, racketeering and GRIM
inaI violence can be cleaned up
In any city that wants to do the
job.
At the end Of this year I viii
have completed IL years as Gov
ernor of New York. Excepting
only George Clinton, the first
Governor Of New York, I have
now served longer than any
Governor in the lit years Of
our history.
When I was elected in 1912
we were in the dark days Of the
first year Of the most dreadful
war in our history. There were
critical shortages of manpower
on the farms and of fuel for
homes. Despite the tremendous
need for war production. we still
had q half million people UNI
employed. The State govern
ment had been in the hands of
one party for 20 years and there
were q lot Of things I believed
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Text Of Deweys Speech Announcing He Won't Run for Governor

ought to be done and could be
done with q fresh start.
| Recalls War Effort.
First we had TO throw all the
resources Of the State into win
ming the war. After victory we
had the difficult period Of read
justment to q peacetime econ
omy. Four years later we found
ourselves In another war. this
time In Korea; this was followed
by still another portwar adjust
ment.
In all the years ! have been
Governor there has not been q
week, there has been scarcely q
single day without an emer-
gency Of one kind or another.
These have been years Of monu-
mental problems and heartbreak,
Of crisis and triumph.
It's been a wonderful expert
ence-the opportunity to work
for you these "a years. I wouldn't
give up q single day Of 1t. To
every one Of you who gave your
confidence and to all Of you have
put up with me over all of these
years. I am deeply grateful. ]
can never tell you how much ]
appreciate the support you have
given me and, most of all, the
warmth OF your friendship.
Good government requires q
whole array of different things
to serve the needs Of its people.
It requires high integrity and
high competence, good manage
ment and constant effort to
achieve justice and greater OPP
portunity for all. One of the
rich rewards of public Office is
the chance to work effectively
for the things you believe in.
Fight ON Discrimination.
For one example, I have al
ways hated discrimination. AS
Governor of New York I have
had the privilege of fighting
against it-not just with words,
but with positive action. We be-
came the first State in the Union
to guarantee, as a matter of
right, that no one shall be de-
prived of a chance to earn a
living because of his color, his
religion or his national origin.
We fought and won the same
equal rights in public housing. in
the armed forces Of the State,
and in our colleges and uni
yersities.
In this fight for justice there
area always new challenges. Only
this year our State led the way
in establishing a code of fair
procedure to protect the rights Of
witnesses called before investi-
eating committees and we also
established the first American
code Of ethics for public officers.
It is hard to believe today
but IL years ago New York was
the only State in the Union with
out a State university. After q
long and difficult struggle, we
achieved a State university with
two great medical colleges, Is
other colleges and 10 commu-
nifty colleges, with a, total Of
$4,000 students and equal OPP
portunity for all to attend.
In public education, teachers
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and sympathize with my desire
TO retire from once at this time.
For your great goodness to me
in giving me the privilege Of
serving you. ! shall always be
profoundly grateful.
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and other hatemongers from our
society. \
After so years Of struggle we.
this year. won the fight to de-
velop the water power Of the
st. Lawrence River. just to give
you an idea Of its Importance,
the st. Lawrence development
viii bring to your service more
hydro electric power than all the
dams In the whole Tennessee
Valley Authority put together.
Transportation is q main ar
terry in the body Of our economy.
It means the difference between
stagnation and progress. So we
fought hard and bitterly for the
right to build our modern thru
way to meet, modern conditions.
Even as I speak to you. more
than ITO miles Of the greatest
highway in the world are now in
use. More than 400 miles, from
Buffalo to Suffren. on the Jersey
line. will be open before this
year is over. BY next summer
the thruway will reach across
the Hudson River to the heart
Of New York City.
This whole. self-supporting
project has been made possible
by your generous and UNDER
standing support. In the face
of the most stubborn. partisan
opposition. you supported the
thruway by better than four to
one in q Statewide referendum.
The enormous dividends are all
ready apparent. Even before the
thruway is finished it has
brought dozens of new factories
and tens Of thousands of new
jobs to our State.
Highway Program.
In addition. more than half OF
all the highways in the State
have been rebuilt, as well as
thousands of miles Of farm-to-
market roads. All together.
wholly aside from the thruway,
in the eight years since World
War II there has been more than
81 billion of new construction
Of hospitals and other public
works all on pay-as-you-go
basis.
One thing that has given me
great satisfaction Is that with all
our enormous progress. new
State functions and heavy in-
creases in State aid TO localities.
the State of New York is operat-
ing today with lower general tax
rates than IL had in the year
1910; the general fund debt Of
the State has been reduced by
almost one-half and the bonds
for the $500 million veterans
bonus are being rapidly paid off.
These have been years of
heavy strain and crisis. They
have also been years of great
progress and much satisfaction.
Our State is in good shape. It
is healthy both physically and
spiritually.
All this has by no means been
the work Of one man or even
one group Of men. There have
been so many men and women
who have labored In this cause
that ! just wish I could name
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salaries on the average have
nearly doubled. Contrary to the
impression you might have &C
qlired. the States contribution
to the local cost Of education
has been multiplied three times
over. In 10 years 1t has gone up
from $109 million to 1927 mil
lion. It is the largest single item
in the State budget.
Health Services.
In public health we have null
tiplied the States service >by
many times over. tuberculosis
has been cut down by three
quarters, In part as q result of q
pioneer program to provide X
rays and free hospital care. We
have launched l1eart-warming
ventures in brand-new fields Of
research in cerebral palsy, in
cancer. in diseases Of the heart
and of old age, in the cure of
drug addiction and alcoholism.
The greatest single State serv-
ice is in mental health. AS you
may know, mental illness strikes
in one family out OF. every four.
Our first challenge was to get
people to accept the fact that
mental disease is sickness. just
the same as tuberculosis or APP
pendicitis. It's just q disease to
be treated. The other task was
to change our hospitals from
cold institutions Of custody to
real hospitals of hope. for care
and cure. Today we have liz 900
patients in our mental hospitals
and we are curing more than
ever before.
. I want to. say especially that
this tremendous progress has
been possible only because you
have supported the program so
generously and. through your
members of the Legislature, you
have voted to pay for it.
Faith Into Action.
It has been q challenge and q
high privilege to work with the
surge and sweep Of great events;
to help translate into action the
faith that we can, indeed. have
Ia liberal. progressive society
without accepting the fatal dis
ease Of State socialism.
IN service to agriculture. as
well as In conservation Of our
natural resources we have made
mighty progress.
Labor has flouriShed in our
State with the highest employ
meI1t and highest wages in the
Nation. We inaugurated q great
new system Of sickness disability
insurance to protect the families
I of wage earners during periods
of illness. Immense advances in
unemployment insurance and
workmen's compensation have
been achieved and minimum
wage protection has been widely
extended. In 1945, we established
the first State school of indus
trial and labor relations in
America.
Communists are being quietly
and effectively eliminated wher-
ever they show up in the State
government: in the same way
we abolished the Ku Klux Khan
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Addison Chevrolet suIes. Inc.
l4A St. { Fla. Ave. NV. H0. 2.7500
Acre Auto Company, Inc.
1901 King 81, Alex, Va. Kl. s.SO25
BsrEy-Pate Motor Co., Inc.
1880 Conn. AVE. NM. RE. 1-7S7s
Chevy 6hpse Chevrolet
t772s Wis.,. Ave. Beth, Md. OIL. t-6io0
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Hicks Chevrolet, Inc.
1910 Upshur St. NV. RA. 5000
Kenyon-Pesk, Inc. 8g 4
2S25 Wilson Blvd, Ah.. Va. ia. 2-sOoo
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet
57i0 BALTIC. Ave. HyttsNl. Md. WA. 1.12oO
Mandell Chevrolet Co., Inc.
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc. lU. 4.44oo ~
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CALL FOR enEvRoLETi Well gladly
demonstrate. Phone your nearest
dealer and a salesman will meet
you-at your home, at your Office,
or in our shoWrooms.
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ling, but could locate neither the
blazing ship nor the fishing ves-
sci. which sent no additional
messages.
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Here b Ne tect Of Cos.
fhoTs0s 3. Desrey's address
last night onaouacisg Re ,DoHld
not Be q candidate for Ss-elec-
tjoHs
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GREENBEIT

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
New rambler. detached: 3 bedrms.,
:, baths, rec. rm.,- frepl.. garage.
dishwasher. disposal; $4,000. Also
bedrms.: corner: garage; So. 600.
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OPEN SUNDAY
! TIL S
North Chevy Chase, Md.
8o06 Montponnerv Ave

On quiet street, yet close to trans
portation and schools. A Colonial
brick home with large living room,
Law. on FIRST floor. 3 good sized
bedrooms on second. Stairs to
floored attic. Built-in garage.
Large yard. Owner has been
transferred. Immediate possess
sion. Excellent financing is avail
able. II you are looking for q
good buy, this is it.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. miles
beyond Chevy Chase Circle to Jones
Bridge BIT ~ bear s9 right on K 1aI
block to MONTGOMERY, right to
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HOUSES sALE--vA. Cont

BROYHILL CREST - 40 3.bedrm,
brick rambler. Din. rm.. disposal,
dishwasher: fenced yd.; assume FLA
loan. OWNER; S15-950. JE. 4-0340.
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CHEVY CHASE
zoos DELAWARE ST.

II you're looking for an older home
in q refined community that has
lots of charm, see this house today
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen. powder room on FIRST floor
3 good-sized bedrooms, = baths, on
second. Good storage attic. Double
garage.
out Conn. ave. block
beyond Bradley lane to Raymond
ST., right / block to Delaware,
left on Delaware to sign.
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DON'T PAY HIGH INTEREST. a

DONT PAY HUH INIEhESIs IS
sumo large 4'tloan on 3-bedrm.
redwood rambler: Falls Church; mod
ern features throughout: fireplace.
equipped kitchen, carport: large:
fenced lot with many trees ana
shrubs. $16,950. OWNER, JE. I.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AREA-3-bedrm. RAM
bier; full .bsmt.. 2 baths; lge. rms.
throughout; huge kit. near porch
A-acre lot with magnificent view;
cow; to everything; S1S.500; sub
Stantial down payment. STANDARD
REALTY CO.. TIE. 6-0042. OV.
for quick sale; $4,000;
modern semfdetached, cedar Single;
$500 down. OWNER. XII. S-6074.
ALEX, Bucknell Manor-3-bedrm.
yard: CT loan. SO. s-SS37. -
near Beverley Hills
and 10 minutes from Pentagon--Fine
brick home that could not be in
more perfect eond: bedroom and
half bath on LIST f.; 2 big bedrms.
and bath on 2nd. a.: beautifully
psneled rec. I'm. with bar and fire.
rlace; large outdoor barbecue ratio.
Excellent value at 21,950, but all
offers will be considered. FRANK
8; PHILIPS aladdE DI. 7-l4l1. Ewes
ALEX. VA, 731 s. Fayette st
bedrm. brick row house, COW. in town
Sli.S5o. Gil financing avail. Open
Sun, I:6. Call XII. 8-1SSI. -
"0LD HOME" - Very
substantial brick residence. thor
oughly restored and modernized and
yet retaining all the quaintness and
cludes bedrooms and 2h baths
and a delightful walled garden.
Priced at $29,500. Owner has
moved and urges immediate sale.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6266.
Ewes, Wo. 6-8997. -
Huntington-GI at Sl0,750,
90 down, $50 month. buys this
2-bedrm.. brick semidetached: bsmt.
s snd lSfs Of sxtr sa,i Exclusive, E +
ALEX. = Lynhaven. CT or non-GI.
$l0,500. 2-bedrm. brick. excellent
condition. equipped kit, screened
porch; full dry bsmt., Anchor
DUPLEX-Home and
income: brick de luxe apartments:
full bsmt.; disposal; cleo. kits:
$4,000 down. assume $4,000 first:
sSt3l price s.a s24 $50. E. F. sTEF-
ARL.-dTd at SCI. 900. selling for
$20,25 newly dee 3-bedrm., 1i2-
bath bIsck Colonial; large liv. rm.
with f1repl, screened side porch,
separate din. rm., full bsmt., level
lot; vacant; close to transp.. shop
ping; l5 Minis. TO Pentagon. No
agents. IA. 4-066S after 8 pm.
ARL., N.--small DIN. paymt. can pur-
chase this English-type 1-f1. home
with finished pine-paneied attic: 2
bedrms. and bath, Hv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm.. kit, scr. porch on
LIST fir. Bsmt., garage. nice yard
with trees and Shruhbery. Close to
SCHOOLS and transp. Sl7.950. As
sumo 4ee CT loan INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor, EN-. 2-4232. -
ARLINGTON. NORTH. GI-No down
payment. Subject to VA approval;
brick 5-rm., semidet., six yrs. old /;
fun bSmt.. quiet street; lovely set
ting, close to bus and shop. Ap-
prox. S71 80 per mo. incl. p. 1. t.
and /. Immediate occupancy also
for rent. OF. 4-9437. "a
ARL.. $3.50 N. WASHINGTON BLVD.
Lyon Park--2-bedrm. brick stone
Colonial; excel. cond.: immed. oc-
cunancy; VA appraised: 81 400;
Will accept S15.750. OWNER. IA.
2.432 No AGENTS. 30
BEVERLY HILLS, f01 Beverly DR.
Attrac. corner lot Of $4,000 sq. IT.,
improved with 2-story -and-bsm..
brick house; eft. liv. rm., 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. built-in garage. ex-
cellent condition: S27, 800 Open
sat. 10 to 1. STORY & CO., NE.
LUXURY RAMBLER-
All brick, 3 bsdTf1s., plus den; priced
ior weekend sale. Call OWNER.
-. 4-o~Ao. 30
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ALEXANDRIA
Beverly Hills
$26,500

A charming wooded setting makes this
white brick English, Colonial homo
to be desired! Custom built by the
owner to give you that extra quality.
This well-planned home features en-
trance foyer. delightful liY. rnl.
with fireplace, separate din. rTn., an
up-tc-the-minute kitchen, and a
spacious BEDROOM AND BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR. There are master
bedrms. and bath on End floor. q
full basement and attached garage.
The grounds (190 IT. deep simply
abound in a variety Of beautiful
plants, flowers. trees and shrubs.
Many extras have also been added:
front and rear patios. screened
porch. storm. windows, etc, Truly .
home full of charm. INABILITY and
comforti Excellent terms available
If desired. Shown by appointments
only Call now and see it today.
EXCLUSIVE
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22O6 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. We.
TIE. 6-2442, KI. BOOTS, TE. $3.50.
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!. AREA. s1h.@a5n-

Lovely 2.-hedrm. brick rambler; liv.
rm.. firepl., jr. din. rm., equip. kit.
stairs to spacious 2nd A.; lge. porch;
gas heat; brick garage: lge. work.
Lee hwy and shopping LUCILLE
COOK .jE. 2-3212. JE. 2-4664. II
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
75na TARREYTOWN RID.

A contemporary home with all the
best of the modern located in old
Chevy Chase. A split level house
that gives a lot of living for a
family with either small or grown
on one level with rec. room. bed
room and bath on another owner
moved away. Excellent financing
to suit purchaser.
Out Conn. ave. to Leland
ST., turn left following winding
Leland to 1900 block and Oak
ridge lane, turn right on Oakridge
/ block to Tarreytown. right to
open" sign.
c. Allen Sherwin, Inc.
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS
GI-S685 DOWN
COLLEGE PARK
CJJSTOM-BUILT RAMBL Err

927 18th st. NV. ST. 3
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by owner-2-be5rm. rambler near
schools; excel. cond.; 10@cubie-it.
refgr.. stove, disposal picket fence,
evergreens, barbecue grill; 10 min.
to Wash. or Pentagon; low down
payt.: either CT or assume 4ee GI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Open Sat-, SUM-, / It'll Dark
3-bedrm. brick rambler in exclusive
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Liv. rm.. with fireplace. din. nm,
equipped Kit; IL baths. breezway.
out Colesviile I'd. about a mile
past Four Corners. left at the vii
lage sign to 429 Northwest DIR.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent, JU.
9-6O2l. After z, call Mr.. Hender-
son, JU. 5-3S34.
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IA ACRES, PARTIALLY WOODED
Nearly new frame-and-stone 3-bed
rm., 1la-bath, L-shaped rambler
74x42 #: % It. of bedrm. clothe.
closets, plus 5-ft. linen closet
center-hall entrance with coat
closet. Eating area in liv. rm. anC
kit; utility rn., screened breeze.
way and attached garage diversified
for work bench and lawn tool stor.
age. Located adjacent to Potomac
Hunt area. S20.500. So 900 down
For sale by OWNER Army officer
expecting transfer. Shown by APP
pointment only. Pc. 2-24S9. -
VETERANS-Nothing down: no set
Element charges: 30 years to pay.
Occupancy within 80 days.
No. New brick three-bedroom
rambler; S15,490.
No. 2-Shingle Cape Cod: S15,s40.
Each with full daylight basement,
complete Hotpoint kitchen; in new
subdivision in wheaton. Md. BAN
10. 1900, LO. 4-5177, -
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
S795 DOWN

You don't have to be a veteran to
buy this large row-brick home in
the Del RAY sect, on East Glendale
ave, adjoining the George Washing
ton High School. 8 blocks to shop
ping. excel. bus service. Fenced rear
#. refer. 3U-in. gas range: separate
din. rm. liy rTn.: 2 goo5-sized
bedrms. and tile bath on End FIR;
parquet flooring, gas heat, Venetian
blinds. aluminium STORM windows
and screens. All this for only
S10.750. Large 4ss loan can oe
includes interest, principal. taxes
and insurance. viii reduce 70 S62 "a.
BELL REALTY co.
COLONIAL BLDG. ALEX, VA.
KI. 8-ts6s, Q till 0 -
CONTINUED on Nsxt Pass.l
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HOUSES sALE--Mp. Cont

2706 NAVARRO DR., cH. CHI, MD.
For sale by owner-3-bedrm. 2-bath
rambler, fenced yard, maids room
with bath, garage. 1mmed. possess
sion. JU. 1896. --7
ULTRAMoDERN NEW BRICK ram
bier on 10 wooded acres, near
Potomac River, In one Of natures
delightful settings with Q command
ing view Of Md. and Va. country
side. House contains living room,
22xl5, with structural glass fire.
place; dining room, 3 bedrooms. 8
baths, stainless steel kitchen, break
fast room. utility room; full base
ment with recreation room and fire.
place: Dashboard oil hot-water heat.
House fully insulated, air-condi-
toned, 2-car garage, Thermo-pane
picture windows; pond. Within easy
committing distance Washington.
Reasonably priced at S39, 800.
4-BEDRM. country
home ideally situated for COM
muting. Garden, barn, usual out
buildings. Located on main road;
excellent neighborhood. At an at
tractive price under $4,000. For
further particulars Of this and other
properties. contact L. A. Aber-
crombie, roolesville 1881. RANDALL
H. HAGNER a. CO., INC, 1921
Conn, ave, NV DE 2-3f0O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

New brick. 4 bedrms.. ga baths.
direct from builder. Liy. rni.. with
flrepl., separate din. rrn., full bsmt.,
steel beam const.. plastered walls.
dble. hung windows. etc.. has city
ing distance public and parochial
schools. Price only S1S,500. Open
ewes. and Sun. 1910 Kipling Park
way: District Heights or call RE. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
GI-SUNNYBRoOK, MD.

S13.
4l03 55th ave.--Beautiful bungalow
8 bedrnns., lovely liy. rm.. mod. kit.
full bsInt., oil a.-c. heat. lge. scr
porch; excel. cond.: assume CT loan;
owner leaving city. must sell today
HE. 4-3500; eyes,, WA. 7-4S32. w
w LEWIS, Realtor
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UNUSUAL RAMBLER
Built entirely of Douglas fir. bed
rms. Dashboard paneled heat. CENTER
hall plan, large lot, in the EOS. Open
sun, 10. Out Colesville I'd. ! blk.
past entrace to Burnt Mills Hills.
EN- 2-2216.
MERRIFIELD & WOODS
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spr,rTJ,Evrr. HOMIE

SPLIT-LEVEL HOME
This lovely home bounded on 8 sides
BY and directly abutting Rock Greek
Park. enjoys the privacy Of small
estate.
There is lge. reception I'm. and a
24-ft. liv. rm. with a truly picture
window, looking out through mag
nificent trees, to the park beyond.
The din. rm. Is spacious. The kitchen
Is lge.. beaut. designed and well
equipped. There is an adjoining
laundry and freezer rm.
3 bedrms. and 2 baths are on an
upper level and a clubrm.. bedrm.
porch.
Nearing compl. This residence offers
the purchaser opportunity to select
his own decorative color scheme.
For further information please call
1NEz CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. q
1922 or OIL. 2-5S67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-06
MT. RAINIER AREA
SUNNYBROOK. MD.

S13.500-TERMS
3 bedrms., lovely liv. rm., mod. kit,
full bsmt.. oil &C. heat. lge.- scr
porch; excel cond.; assume CT loan;
owner, leaving city, must sell today.
HE. ASSOC: ewes, WA, 7-4S32
W w LEWIS Realter