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TAMPA, FLA.-Ideal for retired. Two
bedroom bungalow. Call LU.' -S666.
DeLand. Florida Is growing.
We offer Homes, Motels, Businesses.
Groves and Acreage.
RALPH H. BEESLEY. INC.
200-sW. Rich Ave. DeLand, Florida
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/ WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

HERALD HARBOR, Md choice
adjoining lots. adjacent to park and
beach; $500; lot 5Sx59, blk. IL,
section A. A Northdown rd.. Alex.
Va. so. 5-5431. II
, 1954-05-04
DR.. DE FREITAs coMINGI

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas
3. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or.
|thoptics; announces that OF
Tuesday, May, 4, from 10
am. to 800 pm. to complete
optometric service will be Of
.fered to the Municipality Of
St. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or C. O D.
, 1954-05-04
a PROCLAMATIQN
NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK : 1854

WHEREAS, the t~hirtyfirst annual nationwide celeora-
ton Of Music Week occurs this year between May 2 ana
May g; and
WHEREAS, the President OF. the United States OF
America has given his endorsement to the -observance-o1
language:
81 am happy to learn Of the ~thirty-first annual obser-
vance Of National and ~Inter-American Music Week
and to extend nv bests wishes to to all who contr1-
butte to carrying out the purposes of this observance.
"This project, / feel, can be valuable not only as a
method Of promoting the cultural development OF
people throughout our Nation, but also-through TINS
happy and healthy means of bringing them together
stimulate the spirit Of fellowship and coopera-
ton among large numbers of our citizens
WHEREAS. the KEYNOTE: "Join in Music Making" has
been adopted by the Committee as the keynote for the 1904
OF servance. It is therefore fitting and proper that the people
of the Virgin Islands of the United States who are a music
loving people, participate Fundamentally this year as they
have done in the past.
NOW, THEREFORE, /, CHARLES K. CLAUNCH, Act
hereby set apart the week Of Nay 2 to 8, 1854 as MUSIC
WEEK within the Virgin Islands, and I call upon the people
IF the Virgin Islands to observe the same in their churches,
schools, and homes placing emphasis on the contribution OF
Music as a ~unifying Influence deeply needed in these troubl-
ed times.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government OF the Virgin ISLANDS
Of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, v. T. this twenty-second day of April, A. d. 1884.
CHARLES 4. CLAUNCH
Acting Governor
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-23
For Sule-HOuse TruiIerS

1851 ROYAL, 25 it,, aluminium awning,
toilet, shower, AL; sacrifice. 1890
Lake Shore blvd, w. l-3059
HOUSE trailer, sleeps d. 26-ft., cost
S3, 400, l947, used winters only in
Florida; can be financed $3.50: dolly,
awning, electric brakes. extra tires
and wheel. $50 East 140th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-23
HELP WANTED (MALE)

SMALL apartment free with light and
heat in exchange for care of house
and yard. Box B, 814 East l52nd St
statesmen, full or part time, for the
best deal in town. RE. 1-1000
TV serviceman, house calls, Euclid
vicinity Car essential. Call ~.
1891.
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Situution Wanted

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE 75c MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 6Oc
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
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ACCORDION, 100 bass, late model. Al,
SOS. KE. 1-0786.
DRUMS, Ludwig and Ludwig, com~
plete set; white enamel, excellent
condition; best offer. RE. l-4877.
DRUMS, complete set. Slingerland,
ideal for beginners, S85. KE. l-3720.
EUROPEAN violins, clear. beautiful
tone, Al condition; several to choose
from; come try them out; guaran-
tees best bargains in town. Inquire
Room IT, 1O408 Superior ave. till 8
.. m. daily. Sunday tin .. m.
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HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

HOSTESSES for Santa's Helpers toy
demonstration; free toys and gifts to
hostess. KE. i-09S1
GIRLS, full or part-time in variety
store, on Taylor rd. bus line. Call
Mr.. Kath. Err. 1-0944.
CLEANING lady every other Friday
with reference. KE. l-1746 after 5
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FOR SALE-Misce elluneOus

CANNING tomatoes. Call WI 3-2652.
i94l CHEVROLET, SIS: 2 pair Of ga
rage doors. $40. Call w. 1-6306.
"a HIP. electric motor, $5; tire chains,
6.70x15, So; waffle iron, SO. RE. 1-8578.
2 NEW picture windows, 5824x56-in., 2
storm windows, same size, $50; in
stallation optional. Ii. 1904.
AIR conditioners and fans. save exact
ly 4096 off of the regular list price.
Suopis Furniture, 689 East 185th St.,
w. 6-O400.
LIONEL train, 20" guage, NYC twin
diesel, deluxe aluminium stream
lined cars, like new exceptional
value. RE. 2-9043.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
News Of Music
By boy Thorpe

Charles Munich, conductor. Soloists:
c asTy tsnoP ass me NE
CONSTITUTION Hall; Program: Romeo
Berlioz.
Shakespeare was one of three
lifelong literary idols of Berlioz.
The composers passion for Virgil
was created in earliest childhood
by his father; Goethe supplied
the stimulation for his first inn
portant score. Eight Scenes
from Faust. and it was his
first great love. the English
actress Harriet Smithson, whose
Ophelia and Juliet aroused in
Berlioz an attachment to the
playwright SO strong that it was
almost an obsession Of con-
sanguinity.
Romeo ct Juliette," the third
symphony of Berlioz, played last
night by the Boston Symphony
in Constitution Hall. is the most
striking result of the composers
love of Shakespeare. Other
Shakespearean plays which in
spired music by Berlioz are 1.-THE
Tempest, Lear" Hamlet" and
Much Ado" It and the requiem
are two pieces in the Berlio2
canon which sustain high pitch
of intensity from first to last, and
show no trace of lack of self
criticism on the part of the COM
poser, which occasionally mars
his best work.
Not only in the universally adj
mired love-scene. but throughout
the symphony, come those mo-
ments in which melody. harmony
and the instruments of the or
cheStra seem to be used in a COM
pletely new. almost tangible
manner None of these moments
is like any other, and the effect
Of each is peculiar to Berlioz.
Charles Munich and the Boston
Symphony are giving several per-
formances Of Romeo this season;
they have the work we'll in hand
It was thoughtful performance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
| News Of Music
BerIioz Romeo ct JuIiette'
Given 7 Thoughtful Performance

meticulous In detail. The or
chestra did not sound as lustrous
as it does in its photograph rec
ords Of the same work. Whether
this was the fault Of the hall, or
Of the infamous Stokowski cur
tain or whether the orchestra
simply did not play as well. is an
unanswerable question.
The chorus from Harvard and
Radcliffe sang the piece con
amore from beginning to end.
Disciplined and well-balanced,
it had the precision and articula-
ton that are evidence Of a
capable chorus-master. in this
case G. w. Woodwork. OF the
three soloists. the tenor, John
McCollum, was outstanding. His
! is a light voice. but he uses it
well. His dramatization of Mer-
cutio's mercurial lines about
Queen Nab was a high point of
the evening.
Mary Davenport was a less
fortunate choice for contralto
soloist. Her voice is nasal and
not we'll under control. Her role
seemed never to really come
alive. The Friar Laurence. vi
Kwei-Sze, delivered with dignity,
his commentary on the feud and
tragedy and his rebuke to the
unhappy factions. and made the
elimination of the symphony
convincing. His bass voice, while
pleasing in quality, is not power
full enough to be ideal in the
part.
The capacity house was en-
thusiastic to the point of
ecstasy. 1t should not be over
looked that DR.. Munich and the
Boston command large audiences
here in Washington. The great
amount of extra work and ex-
pense that a performance of an
unusual piece of such tremen-
dous proportions entails was not
undertaken to increase an as
sured maximum box-office. DR..
Munich and the Boston Sym
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12

| phony Orchestra. 1t. Col. William r.
sms Barber 'esS Un s sis9 sseffh
| Department of Commerce Auditorium
Program: Overture to Joan Of Arc.
e6estra. BsrtoS: symphony No. I.
| Shostakovich.
Last nights concert by the
United States Marine Band Sym
phony Orchestra was successful
in every detail. With a solid
program. a quality of virtuosity
in the playing and an outstand-
ing soloist. 1t could not have been
otherwise. The orchestra has not
sounded better this season.
| It is difficult to imagine a more
satisfying performance Of the
Bartok violin concerto than that
delivered by S/Sergt. James Bar
Der, one of the orchestra's young
est members. Sergt. Barber's
technical mastery of the violin
is complete. He plays easily and.
with a few minor exceptions,
f1awlessly. More Importantly, he
plays with intelligence. With 1t.
Col. Santelmann's skilled CO.
/ operation, he made the work a
model Of clarity and sense.
On first hearing in the concert
hall, the concerto is revealed as
having all the relaxed strength
! of Bartok's other late works. ard
a more pungent harmonic
scheme. 1t employs a translucent
orchestration and a minimum of
the startling instrumental effects
that made the compositions Of
! the 1905 so repellent and so
| fascinating at once.
! Proximity to the Bartok does
Shostakovich's first symphony
little good. What seemed piquant
and shocking Is years ago now
seems bit forced and naive.
And the symphony lacks the long
line and sense of direction that
are overwhelmingly evident in
the Bartok.
But last nights performance
was first class. Col. Santelmann' S
command Of the score and the
orchestra was never in doubt. He
underlined the wry humor deity
and allowed the good-natured
vulgarity of the music to come
to enjoyable expression.
Verdi'S overture to Joan of
Arc" with which the program
opened. served mainly to display
some outstanding playing by the
woodWinds.
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these composers, plus q brilliant

0A~~cO ~OAAAPOSSACs PAAO - bAA4A4uA4u
capriccio by the American COM
poser, Arthur Shepherd. Vivien
Harvey was most impressive last
night. She excels In music that
requires facility Of many varie-
ties, with meiodic lines that in
terweave among passages Of COM
pick f1guration, all demanding
tonal control of great variety.
Scriabin. with the suave lyricism
Of his "Etude in E" and the flash
ing double notes Of his 'Etude in
D Flat" suited her perfectly.
But Miss Harvey's fleet fingers
sometimes run away. Her speed
becomes haste and her light
touch simply scampers through
the pages of DebuSsy's "L1sle
Joyeuse." so that she misses it's
glittering and ecstatic abandon.
The same tendency toward the
surface Of the music Is more ap-
parent when Miss Harvey plays
Bach and Beethoven. and is
asked to play not only music of
great technical difficulty but to
project ideas of seriousness and
intensity. She played their
works with her customary accu-
racy and fluency, her tone was
lovely and varied, but her playing
lacked the vitality and urgency
that they demand.
The Bach fugue was taken at a
fast clip, but the. rhythmic life of
its counterpart and the stern
grandeur of the fantasy were lost
in her smooth performance. In
the Beethoven sonata, the vi
vace was simply fast, but not
"alla Marcia; the fugue. like
that OF Bach. was played with
polish, but with little sense of
force and direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Vivien Horvey's Speed
Mars Some Works
Rv Ernnk e Cnmnhell

Vivien Harvey. piano. Corcoran
Gallery OF Art. Program: Chromatic
Fantasy and FugIe. Bach: Sonata.
Opus l01, in A major, Beethoven;
Etude. Opus :, in Z major. Etude,
Opus 8. in D fiat major Scriabin
Prelude. in G major, Etude Tableau
in fiat major, Rachmaninofi
Capriccio No. :" Shepherd The Al
colts from Concord Sonata. Ives
l. Isle Joyeuse. DebusSy.
Scriabin, Rachmaninof and
Debussy wrote many works for
piano that continued the virtuoso
developments of the great 10Th
century keyboard composers
Each has his distinct musical
esthetic, but their abilities to ex-
plot the technical resources of
the instrument with music of
infinitely diverse color were strik-
ingly similar.
In her playing of works OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12

phony are to be thanked for o
vary sYa0rio1 tract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Marine Band Symphony
Presents Top Listening
bv Homer UIrich

ph U's6 Satss ME e. ce H WaS sy
Santelmsnn, leader. with SZSergt
James Barber. violin soloist; at the
Department Of Commerce Auditorium.
Program: Overture to Joan Of Arc,
Verdi; Concerto for violin and Or
chestra, Bartok: symphony No. l.
Sh0stakoYich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12

Boston symphony Orchestra,
Charles MUNICH conductor. Soloists:
Collum tenor: Yi-Kwei-Sze bass; the
Harvard and Radcliffe Choral Society.
Constitution Hall Program: Romeo
Berlioz.
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WILL BUILD

40-ft brick rambler with carport on
EusalsD ESils EaETH safEsS ~. aaSfs s.isss.
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COLORED-$1 500 DIN
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. ONE SOLD. ONE LEFT.
Minis. to N1H-Brick-an
rambler, on u acre; lots OF trees;
3 bedrms., lge. liy. rm., din. L, de-
hghtful kit, y baths. Asking
SS0.950; $1,000 dn., easy payments.
FULTON r. GORDON. JR.. CO.
BETHESDA, new rampler OF Bradley
blvd.--3 bedrms,, 3 baths. liv. rni.,
din. rn., kit, with dishwasher and
disposal fun bsmt., carport; "a
acre wooded lot; S33.95O. FRANK
s.. PHILLIPS, Oh. 2-7006: ewes,
BETHESDA, English ViiiaEe--Beauti-
ful S-mo,-old 3-bedrm.. lh-bath
brick rambler with rec. rm. In base
: ment, Large shady fenced lot on q
picturesque street. The large window
IN the liy.-din. rm. combination
overlooks q House BeautifuT' ger-
den Of an acre Of flowers and shrubs.
Priced IN low 20's for immediate
sale. Call Mrs. Kenner, OIL. 4-i7l0,
with, THoS. L, PHILLIPS. WO. s.
1000.
BETHESDA AREA--S16,o50 is the
low price. with 4sc financing. on this
comfortable eaSy-to-keep Cape Cod,
Offering bedrmS,, separate din. rm,
complete elec. kit. and full basement
with outside entrance. Owner will
endeayor to meet your terms. call
= THos. I. PHILLIPS. wo. 6-7900.
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EDMONDS BUILDING

8Is 18th ST NV.
. Newly Temodeled suites from 46O
su. II. up. air conditioning avail
4 able; inmed. occup. See Supt. or
s(.AFRITZ Df, 7-g0S0.
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CORNER BRICK, 8 rms. gas a.-c,
heat; leayiiis city: sacrince. OWNER.

ist n. POWDER POWDER M RM.
Most attractive home In very nice
section. Has powder room on 1st d.
Large living fm.. dining rm.. electric
kitchen with adequate eating space;
3 bedrnns. and tile bath on 2nd fir.
Full bsmt. with o. z. Rear fenced
YARD. Monthly payments easily met.
SHALL J.. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

CAMP SPRINGS ONLY S1O,0b0
NEW 2-BEDRM. DET., RAMBLER
Lee. level lot. close TO transp. and
shops. A well planned home with
lge. rooms and you can select your
own color achene. Call Mrs. Cox
u. 2-S136. or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
T9 6R ByY SELL oK ., EENT ~ sB ssD
u. PAUL MuDQ co. IL
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HoUsEs SALIVA. lcen.. ]

YOU ARE GETTING Luxury plus. In
this nearly new diversified 3 bedrm
III bath brick Colonial. GE kitchen
large screened porch, paneled recr
Priced to sell ct $50, 500, with terms
Full information by calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, REALTOR
Lee Hwy. ut Glebe Rd. ia. 5-S40s
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CENTRAI. BTJILDING

CORNER Sth AND @ NV
Choice ofiices from $50: full service
and electricity included. wired for
air eonditiOninR See Supt. or
TAFPTTZ nj T-nuS0
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GI-$5OO DN.-$55 MO.
s5-RM. BRICK-BSMT.

1mmed. possess. Liy. rm.,. din. rm.,
eauipped kit.., hedrms. and bath,
Lee. level lot. CALL ME. S-54OO
ewes. MR.. NoORY. ia. 2-0O35)
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K 81. NV. NE. S-64On
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923 18th st. NV.
S50n-S7S0 DOWN

Ve sedrm or mot Soe you sufblty bs for this =. g.
Expansible attic. rec. rm. in full
dry bsmt.. auto. heat. garage. Cal
Miss Morrison, UN. 4-S4l7. COX
e. CO.. UN 4-1526.
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RIGGS MANOR-Sl2,OO ,OO0
Real bargain In a 3-yr.-old brick
rambler. 5 lovely rooms, hreplaee:
small down payment GI or uon-GI.
HUGH +. PECK HE 4-61O0
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POTOMAC MARYLAND

ROCK CREEK FOREST
bsmt. ineiosed porch. Corner lot.
Near grade school and Shoppine
center. $16,T50, OWNER. OIL. =
k1A1 -IR
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ROSEMARY HIIIS

SEQ, ,950-Four stately columns set on
this beautiful all.briek Colonial.
Huge hv. rm. with firepl. and porch.
family size din. rm.. powder rm. and
bedrnls. and bath; delightful rec.
rm. with built-in canopy bar.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Silver Spring
Selection

SLIGO PARKWAY
SIT 7,950-Brand-new, 3-bedrm., all.
!, brick rambler overlooking park; all.
elec. kit, full daylight bsmt. with
tile moor and ground-leyel exit,
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INVEsTMENr PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downto fac
ing Government bldg; ige. store. 3
apts.; rent, $1,000 per annum. Act
today to secure this bargain! RE.
THIS YOU MUST seq apts. brick
near Hecht'S. All three Of these
apis. have separate entrs., full,
baths, 3 fully equipped Kitchens. /.
apts., fully furn.. consisting of |
large liv. rm., / large bedrm.. full
bath, large kitchen with breakfast
nook. 8 Also, large apt consisting
Of large liv. rnf. with firepl. din
rm.. kitchen with breakfast nook.
2 large bedrms. with large closets
Laree end porch and garage. Beau.
tiful shade trees and shrubbery
These aptS. are In Al cond. Price
SoS.500t 5000 cash can secure 9
first mortgage for balance. Income
$50 per month. Live in one ,anc
rent two. These apis. can be seer
Sun. to z; Mon, 10 to e. Car
be seen no other time. CHARLES
w. BUHL. Broker. Exclusive. DIR
Come out Wilson blvd. past Hecht's
turn left on Emerson st. . blks. to
No. 500 N Emerson. -I2
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ARLINGTON u,
REALTY co.

aa12 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93O0 'Til
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$15,95O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHILLUM AREA tst. Johns Parishl
,s,.Vacant. III, spacious; brick. rambler;
fence. Ins JOHN II. Johnson. VA. =
COLLEGE PARK = New a-bedrm. f
brick brick rambler; lge; equip. Kat:
Ssmt San' ass x sm aas tlsa hsst 0eea eonv fqll u
schools. transp., etc. Terms. JAMES
/ MUNDY, UN. 4-56OO.
blers, lge; lots. fun hsmt.. tile bath.
fully equipped G.E; KIT. Out Balti--
Sfs %sss flxd in sERaLE S&E9 rsh' 6N Ct Erie ss
FOREsTvILLE--Larse brick rambler
Liv. rm. with firepl.. banquet size
din. rm.. large kit. 3 stwin-size bed
lively handicapped. a50-it. level lot.
This offers far more for the money
than any comparable property in the
area. Call now. Mr.. Penland. ST.
$,s36S; ewes. LU. a-T01a. ATLAS
GIAsssl H1asls MASSR. non sil Hampton -.s .i,-
2 bedrms., fenced yd.. pa yrs. old;
sIi.s5O. OWNER. IA. s-ossn.
~ MCH~uuHt SCHtl-
detaeh brick. Lac. lawn: blk. from
schools, church. shopping. rec. and
transp. Call CIR 4-SHs.s --12
MARYLAND PARK HOME bed.
rm. det. rambler, Anchor fenced
gas heat. Well located for parochial
and public schools. transp, and
shopping. Only S1A.50u. LOYOLA
INV. a. REAL ESTATE, 2524 Penna
ave. s.e,, LU. 2-5000. --f2
$500 DOWN includes settlement on
this 2-bedrm. brick rambler d
MARYLAND Park. Approx 500 mo-,
incl; taxes and Insurance. Call DE,
COMFORT, STYLE AND ECONOMI.
CAL Carroll Highlands via
N. H. ave. Erskine st. TO 1901 18th
pl Unusual, modern rambler, Ssx16'
Thefmopane windows, both on upper
level and bsmt.s j. bedrms., Ia
baths. = hreplS. plus many extras.
Priced to sell. HE. 4-6H5S. ---I2
RIGGS MANOR--SI2,0O 600
Real bargain In a 3-yf.-0ld brick
rambler. ; lovely rooms, fireplace:
smaM down payment, GI or uorl-9l.
HUGH II. PECK HE 4-61N0
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u v GIGDAAG AIGEil
CT FINANCED

on New Wash, Baltimore
Freeway lis min. from downtown
Wash.l. semidetached brick, spa
ciOus 1S-ft. width liy. rrn.. fully
equip. kit, full bsnt.. 3 lge. bedrms.,
paSmsnt paw U no ussI settiement esss nS carees G9Mn
orlv escrow deposit REQUIRED and
move In. Prices. $13,990 and with
out basement. S12.6OO Monthly
payments. including principal inter-
SO. For additional details. call RE
I-6H50 1T once. rs there are only
3 Of these houses available.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.


ANACOSTIA - Detached stucco on
masonry; 2-bedroom corner home in
established residential community.
Convenient to schools. shopping,
churches, transportation; gas heat:
insulated; full basement; garage.
Inspection by appointment only. Call
MA. S-3292 or IA. 8-2501.
COZY BRICK BUNGALOW. choice
location. with bus at corner and
shopping 2 blocks away: large lot;
expansible attic; reasonable down
payment; finished ideally for apt.
Call Mr.. Cross. LU. 1904. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
St, AID. 4-9005.
DETACHED BUNGALOW on Alabama
ave. s.e.-Low down payment. Ideal
for retired couple. Living rm. with
fireplace, full basement with rec.
rm,. det. garage; transp. at door
Reduced to S12,250 Call Mr.. PEN
land. ST. 3-736S; ewes. LU. 2-7612.
until 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO.
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TAKOMA PARI

ATTENTION VETERANS
Ask The Man Who Owns One
Buy direct from builder. l75 homes
Soio. SlSo DOWN moves you into q
3-bedrm, all-brick., new rambler
Two STYLES with full bsmt. and
complete GE kit. The new Conn. Ave
Park School on premises Descriptive
folder will be mailed upon REQUEST
by Calling LOU BRISKER at TU.
moons and ewes. Liberal terms for
non-veteraris. Contingent sales ac-
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oIs OR NoN-drs
.3-Bedrm., Bath
Brick Rambler
ONLY $50. .254

THE BUY OF A LIFETIME
LOOK AT THESE CUSTOM
FEATURES:
l4x2l-ft. living room. with brick
hoor-to-ceiling fireplace; picture
window in dining room; ] bedroom,
mahceany paneled; all-electric GE
washer. full basement. with fre-
place in huge recreation area: car
port. Ensfneered for air condition
ina. Only Is min to Pentagon.
Only N$4I4 cash to GIs. Also FHA
and conventional nnancinE.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 WILSON Blvd, IA. 7-Ss00
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Pretty and Neat

IVY SNANA 1NSeSV
Three-bedrm. brick rambler with
good 4se loan; woodworking firepl,,
auto. dishwasher: corner lot: less
than 10 minutes to D. c. line.
Only SI2.95t. A real buy.
HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-64O0 until 8 pm.
COLORED---KENILWORTH, Eastern
ave.--Nothing dn.. CT $63 total mo.
payt.; cash settlement costs approx.
1915. 5-rm. bungalow; exceptionally
refgr.. Ven. blinds, 2 blks. bus, shop.
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP 7-SOSO.
COLORED-GI
Q bedrms.. liy. rm., lEe. kit, tile bath,
full bsmt., "a bath. oil hot-air heat:
nice fenced lot. Excel. cond.; price,
$l0,50O, with 1Oes down. bal,
S61 80 incl. ms, taxes, interest and
prin. Mr.. Rose. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO, Days, UN. 4-l5I6:
ewes. UN. 4-03lS. -l3
Evening star., 1954-07-12

NO 5 DOWN FOR VETS. This det.
2a-yr. -old .rarnb. Is today's best buy.
breakfast area, patio and fenced,
level rear yd. All city utils. Close to
bus and school. Only Si0,950.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO. IA. 7-5200
Evening star., 1954-07-12
ROCKVTT,T.E

5 hedrms., 3 baths. rec. rm., A-aere
lot. 2-car garage: stone Colonial:
$500 down. Terms to suit.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. s.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
pEnR0OMs ~ 11iTiiHG

6:s3 SOUTH 22nd ST.. ARL.
Within minis. of Pentaeon and
downtown Wash. this detached con-
crete home is newly decorated.
ideally situated for shoppfng, schools
trees. shrubbery, Priced S13.500.
cash $1,000. Inspection by appoint
ment. EN-. o-561S. --l2
LIFETIME HOME in q beautiful set
ting. SlS.g50. with exceptionally
easy terms, buys this distinctive new
8 bedrm. / ~ bath brick rambler,
Bright full daylight bsmt.. excellent
close-in location. The buy Of today.
See 1t bv calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS. REALToR
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. ia. 5-S402