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Evening star., 1954-12-23
Gov. ckeIdini Ask
Tax Increase IN 1851;
$50 Million Needed

BALTIMORE. Dec. Gov.
McKeltiin warned the people az
Maryland last night to get ready
to pay ! bigger tax blll next
year.
He said he was going to have
to ask the 1855 General Assembly
for q State cigarette tax. q penny
increase in the sales tar, q one
per cent increase il the income
tax. or all three.
He said In q television adj
dress here that the State gov-
eminent needs an additional
$50 million In tax revenues in
order TO maintain the standard
of our services and meet our
obligations to . rapidly growing
population"
The Governor disclosed rec
concentrations for additional
State revenue made by the So
called Grotz Commission on
State Finance and Bonded Debt.
That's o McKeldin-appointed
study group headed by w
Arthur Grotz.
The commission suggests
four sources Of additional reve-
nue." Gov McKeldin said" an
increase in the sales and use tax
rates. now 2 per cent on retail
purchases of more than so cents:
an increase In the 2 per cent
titling tax on automobiles: an
increase in the income tax rates
on resident individuals. corpora
'tions and fiduciaries and nom
resident individuals; and a Gig
arctic tax"
Gov. McKeldin said his tax
proposals to the Legislature for
fiscal 1856 would be derived
from among the recommends
tions outlined above"
Evening star., 1954-12-23
Swedish-Born Brothers Toast
Reunion, First in 65 Years
Star stan Photo.

get on deck? Carl has left the
boat"
Ernst said he recognized his
brother at once when he finally
spotted him standing outside
the customs Office.
He looked at me and said.
rs that you, Ernst?' and ] said
Yes. it's me- recognized him
even though he was wearing
glasses and a little mustache.
which, Of course, he never had
when / last saw him."
The older brother said he
came to the United States be-
cause he had heard SO much
about it." Carl took of unex-
pectedly for Argentina when he
received a job offer from a
Buenos Aires dairyman who was
looking for an expert hand.
Carlos. according to Ernst. had
learned the dairy business in
Sweden and perfected a method
Of preserving butter for ship
ping.
Chicago was Ernst's first des-
tination. II got my first job
pushing lawn mower in Lin
coin Park" he said. While his
brother was staying put in the
dairy business Ernst moved into
the shoe trade, then into selling
for printing firms. Ernst said
that in the interim he worked for
d radiator company.
"But ! left that job when ]
concluded that my prospect for
further advancement depended
on the death or retirement Of
my immediate superior. and he
was young man." he said.
Celebration Planned.
The brothers have kept up
their interest in their homeland,
and both converse with each
other and many of their friends
and relatives in their native
tongue.
In fact, on Christmas eve.
they propose to honor one of the
long.standing Swedish traditions.
They will brew some flaming
Glogg. q potent conconction Of
whisky. sweet and sour wines and
seasonings. and raise their
glasses in the traditional "Skol''
Of their homeland. Then they
will plunge into q home made
snorgasbord.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

Cheered by Response.
Mrs. Maag was delighted with
the response Of japanese people
to her plan to help Mr.. Horita
pay his debts.
That's exactly what I had
Evening star., 1954-12-23
$4,000 Fire Levels Shop
OF FairIand md. J Concern

Fire yesterday leveled garage
and repair shop at the McCeney
Sand and Gravel Co. at Fair
land. Md. causing an estimated
$4,000 damage.
The 40-by-40- foot frame build
ing was destroyed. The garage
was owned by Plano Stringer,
operator OF a trucking company.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

TOKYO. Dec. Is debit
ridden young man who stood on
. windswept Tokyo bridge for
three days hawking his life for
s1e5 may accept IN ofier from
residents Of Kansas City to pay
on many Of his bills.
Satoshita Horita. ~. said he
is 80 grateful to 50 very many
people
The young man, who now has
8 Job. Is being sWarnped with en-
couraging letters from al over
Japan.
Wants % Repay.
He said he might accept the
Kansas city Offer. provided he
can pay 1t back or give q similar
sum to destitute Japanese.
Mr.. Horita was plunged into
debts Of 10000 yen tabout $i95)
by caring for q brother III with
tuberculosis. He borrowed money
at interest rates that double the
debt every 21z months.
Unemployed and desperate. he
took to Q bridge in downtown
Tokyo with o sign around his
neck offering his life for 10000
yen.
On the third day. Kazue Kibe.
81, q wholesaler of rubber toys
and other goods. hired him at
10000 ven (about $28 month"; !.
The Kansas City aid was or
ganized by Mrs. Dorothy L.
Mag, in a letter to the Kansas
City Times.
Contributions for Mr.. Horita
are being collected by the First
National Bank Of Kansas City.
Letters to him from all over
Japan praised the American
OuGfS OF al0.
How good are the American
people!" wrote q middle-aged
woman.
A young farm girl wrote:
81 have found out at least that
this world is full Of nice people
and is not composed Of bad
people. And how wonderful
these Americans are!"
Cheered by Response.
Mrs. Maag was delighted with
the response of Japanese people
to her plan to help Mr.. Horita
pay his debts.
That's exactly what had
Evening star., 1954-12-23
BY John w. stepp

Ernst and Carl Behmer yes
terday raised toasts in the hearth
est "Skol" Of q lifetime.
The two Swedish-born broth
ers-Ernest. 50, and Carl. 81.
were seeing each other for the
first time IN IS years.
The reunion took place at I'LL
Offutt drive. Falls Church, Va.
Ernst Behmer. an American
citizen. lives there with his SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Runge.
Carl Behmer, a citizen Of Ar
gentina, made the 6,000-mile
trip from Buenos Aires by steam
ship for the long deferred get
together.
When last they cast eyes on
each other. Ernst was waving
farewell to his brother and their
father from a train out Of Stock
holm on the way to his first job
in the Swedish provinces in Sep
tember, 1889.
Only Ernst speaks English. He
has been in the United States
since 1891. Carl's adopted Lam
guage is Spanish--in fact. his
compatriots, Swedish and Ar
gentinean usually call him Car
los" He emigrated to Buenos
Aires in 1896.
Reunion Long Planned.
Serving as interpreter and on
his own behalf yesterday, Ernst
explained that he and his
brother have been planning to
reunite for well over a decade.
1--WE were very close as boys"
he said, "and we have been in
touch with each other regularly
over the years. We finally made
up our minds to see each other
this year while we were still on
this earth"
Both Ernst and Carl were
completely at their ease in COM
Portable lounging slippers in the
Runge home as Ernst told of
their dockside meeting in New
York Friday.
''I had to climb up the rickety
gangway of this Argentine
steamer, and I'm none too steady
on my feet" Ernst recounted.
Then, what do ! find when
, 1954-11-22

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Tuesday, Nov. % TRAIL 10 VENGEANCE I,
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wednesday, Nov. a LA 1sLA De LAS MUJEREs
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or activity should be given to
this island 81 the other.
It IS to be questioned wheth
er any savings will be achiev-
ed By closing offices left and
right in St. Croix, and stimuli
taneously creating numerous
top-draWer positions at fat sa-
laries for mainland applicants.
St. Croix, IN our judgement,
is too important to be accord
ed the type Of treatment pre-
scribed il theo organization
plans, We strongly believe that
every department which has
headquarters in st. Thomas
should maintain offices in st.
Croix too. It is the only way
to provide equal public ser
vices to all the people Of the
islands.
, 1954-11-22
VIRGIN ISLANDS HOUSING & REDEvELoPMENT
AUTHORITY
HENRY A. MILLIN
Acting Executive Director
ADV Err +

Sealed Bids for the furnishing Of all labor, material and
equipment required for macadam surfacing of the Road from
Sprat Hall to Clover Crest Hotel Gate, St. Croix, Virgin Is
lands, u. S. A., will be received by the Government Of the
Virgin Islands, at the office of Finance Dept Christiansted,
Y. ]. until 100 AM, EST, December 7, 1854, at which time
and place all Bids received will be publicly opened and read
aloud
The work consists Of macadams surfacing Of the road, IN
Guiding grading, rock base, and surface treatment
Plans, specifications and other Contract Documents are
open to public inspection at, or may be obtained from, Su-
perintendent Of Public Works upon deposit of$25OO. The &c
post will be repaid to any Bidder Upon return Of all docu-
ments ia good condition within thirty days after the opening
Of Bids.
The Government of the Virgin Islands reserves the right
to waive any informahties and to reject any or all Bids.
A definite time Of completion will be fixed and iquidat-
ed damages will be assessed for delayed completion.
Each Bid must be accompanied by a certified check or
Bid Bond in the amount Of five percent Of the base as a guar
antee that the Bidder, if awarded the Contract, will within
ten calendar days after written notice of such award enter
into 4 written Contract with the Government Of the Virgin
Islands, inaaccordance with the accepted Bid and give a Per
Torrance and Payment Bond satisfactory to that Board in
4 sum at least equal to the base contract price.
a.. Paraliicci
Superintendent
Dr.. D. G. Canegata
Administrator for ST. Croix Ne
, 1954-11-22
Editorial from
THE HOME JOURNAL
Of st. Thomas
TREATMENT

# plans for recognizing the
Virgin Islands government
are pursued without drastic
change, most Of the govern
mental activities now in exist
ence in St. Croix will be eli
minated and it will be diff
cult to dispel the fears which
have already been widely ex-
pressed, that St. Croix will be
treated unfairly.
The pattern, 50 far as the
administration is concerned,
was set with the reorganiza-
ton of the Department of FL
nance. Practically, the entire
Finance Dept. in St. Croix
has been abolished, and all
but a few minor functions Of
that department transferred
toaSt. Thomas. Naturally, SCI
veral persons who were work
ing there lost their jobs.
If the same thing occurs
with respect to most of the
other departments, St. Croix
will be pretty hard hit. Not
only would there be a serious
unemployment problem on
that island, but st. Croix also
would be denied the prosper
ity that comes from fat gov
eminent payrolls. Moreover, It
is only natural fol officials to
tend to favor the community
in which they work and live
when they have to decide
whether this Or that project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

thinks I'm going to leave town and
forget all about this. and not go to
the bother Of coming back for the
second hearing. he little knows his
man.
Il don't propose to be given the
old heave-ho in this manner. I'm
going to see the case through. That
guy was to blame when he hit my
car and I'm going to prove it in
court if it's the last thing do. I'll
be back for that hearing.
True to his vow. on the final day
Of the meeting our determined hero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
: THE HORSES

came sternly back to Saratoga. still
burning for justice.
The postponed hearing was set for
that evening. but he hit town early
in the afternoon. Since it seemed
quixotic to sulk in his tent while
pretty horses were romping to and
fro only a few blocks away. he went
out to the track.
Instead of being fortunes football
he now found himself in the role of
fortunes darling. He simply could
not lose.
Everything he touched turned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

gold. Every horse he bet on galloped
home lengths in front. at fancy odds.
His afternoon was the sort OF after
noon that horse players dream Of
but seldom realize.
He was kind of walking Fort
Knox when he returned To his hotel
after the last race and when he
Gained down enough to add up his
loot he found himself richer by
several thousand dollars.
II was years later that he told ME
this tale. wistfully. over a form sheet
and a highball. at pleasant nook in
New York.
Wistfully. because the things that
happened to him that day in Sara
toga had not happened to him since.
But he lived in hope.
NJ Couldn't Believe Its
Nor only did | have the spectac-
ular afternoon at the races" he said,
''but that night | went out again to
one of the casinos at Saratoga Lake
and cleaned up another wad of
dough, more than l had already won
at the track that afternoon | tell
you couldn't believe it. felt like
Bet-A-Million Gates.
We'll. it taught me one thing. It
taught me that it pays to stick up
for your rights. If hadn't had the
gumption to go back to Saratoga to
see that accident case through. |
never would have made that Clean
up"
by the way, how did your case
come out?" | asked him.
why. l haven't any idea" he
said. Il never managed to get TO the
hearing The End
Evening star., 1954-11-15

CABIN JOEN-l-Rafe opportunity 10
buy home with lots Of living space
at.. . gfye-away price. Terms TO
ssrs s seu voodsd ss iot tsnelSisd scszssasss sszsss
Ives. Oh. 2-01a6. FULTON b.
GORDON. u. CO.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

Entrance foyer. living rm., 24xl6
marble fireplace; dining rm., 14x12
ss san pf m.d adeiss oss ft fncIHIa HIsh cook slsys
Exclusive. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
coy1NTTRY q spEcIAL q. =, Just s 6eyop9tf y.9t
ss:r SEE: is; a'Sf WIN 'ssnflRs e eaa OAKS
ARL., CLOSE IN: rent or sale-Det
brick Colonial; 8 bedrms.. q baths
2nd d.; powder rm. on LIST d.; rec
rm. In bsmt. Det. garage, Rent
$3.50; sale. S23. 800. ELIJAH q
arnold; tCol, 2. e. Al, ret,
Evening star., 1954-11-15

FOE SALE 10A TRADE, win trade
equity In 2-story house for Interest
u 4-iamtly nat or what-have-yo1.
RAMaBkSER. S1SS ) bedrms., detached: az ar.
porti large lot. Assume GI mort
tase. LoW down payment or end
trust. LO. 6-S937. --i6
B ACRES, vicinity Layhill I'd. -
Lovely brick rambler. 8 lge. bedrms..
VI baths. lge.. lig. rrn., din. rm.,
kit. with bkfst. nook; 100 fruit
trees. 9; y I. REALTY. Ju. e-1l41,
sPLIT-LEvEL. NEW HOME On : lot
70x140. This home features living
French doors opening to patio: 5
bedrooms. and den, 2 baths; very
large kitchen with table space: close
to. schools and transportation.
Priced. S23.500. WOOD CO.. 11IbS
LO 4-72O1
Evening star., 1954-11-15
COLORED
BRENTWOOD

Opp Rhode island Plaza Apis.
Well-kcpt, 4-bedrm.. det. home with
bv. rni., din rm.. kit. and pantry
on LIST a.; att. garage entering hsmt.,
oil h.-w.h.: End d. suit. small apt.
low price Of $is.s5o. $4,000 cash
pref. but better terms may be
avail. to purchasers Of good stand
ing. Call RE. 7-65S5, or ewes. LA,
6-1lb6 for further details. WOOD
WARD q NORRIS. Realtors, 723
Goth st. NV. --i5
Evening star., 1954-11-15
WALTER REED AREA

WALTER REED AREA a
immaculate det. 2-story, 7-room
brick on, nicely shrubbed, level,
fenced lot: 3 bedrms.. den on Isl
A.. rec. rm. In bsmt.; gas h.-wh.:
det. garage. Priced below CT ap-
praisal ct $17,50O. Call Mr.. wash
burn, Tu: 2-2091. N
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. ,s
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200S
boWNToWN-HOME AND INCOME
- 1921 M ST. NV. \
and bath; deep rear yard: 4 rooms
and bath End A.: outside entrance
to rear. excellent cond. To inspect.
call Shuman, DU. 7-7595. i
1224 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
10th AND VAN BUREN, SITS. NV
POSSESSION--Spacious semidet. brk. ;
large living rm. with fireplace;
din. rm.. den and kit. on LIST A.; 5
lge. bedrms., study and 2 baths on
2nd A.. l bedrm. and storage rm.
in attic: Oil h.-w.h.. Diet. garage;
owner trans. ROGERS REALTY
Co. MA. $1,000. TIA: g-3469 III
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housEs FoR sAlR--Ap.

GI APPROvED--se00 dn., s74 mo.
fofs this. lovely 6-rrn. Colonial Il
Green Meadows; cor. lot: nr. REQ
park, school, shop. bus. JOHN II
JOHNSON. WA. 7-h060. III
UNDERpRICED-TO SELL
2h-BATH. DE LUXE HAMBLKRS
CLoSE-IN: 5 MINUTES 10 d. C.
r,arrv tTSaSss IJ Sno , ,Considereds .,,,r
Wide center entrance with guesi
closet, spacious dining rm., hvinl
rm:, (22x15l master hedrm.. has TIL
bath with sliding glass doors; z
twin-size. bedrms. and bath. Yor
win be. pleased with the closets. Con.
crete front porch; fine sodded lot
with full Ground-level bsmt., u hath
specially designed for your rec. rm
THE uLTRAMODERN KITCHEN
rs A DREAM
GE de luxe 12-cu-ft.,. 2-door rfgr.
twin.oven range. dishwasher. Dis.
posall. Near every convenienee; 8
blks. TO Our Lady Of Sorrows Cath
gig ShsoSs School. Call Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. AID. 1-20]6
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GI APPROVED KaefSf'f G !,
$500 DOWN

3 ONLY / TRUST
NEAR MCKINLEY TECH HIGH
For only S79 mo-. move into this
Colonial brick home Of 9 rooms,
concrete front porch, 2 rear porches,
gas heat and garage. A wonderful
opportunity for 9 veteran. Call Mr.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
hQuSEs faf s sAl.R--l. m. icanf. ! |

COLOREp-- 10Th AND CRTTTENDEN
ST; Nv. reampufi home; 8 rms,
gar; blk. trRnsp. Reasonably
priced on easy terms. NE. S-466S;
ewes, OIL 2-0135. FULTON h. COR
DON. Jr., CO.
COLORED-INvEsTMENT-3 beau.
tiful complete units; live In one
and rent out two. Call Tu. 10000
FOR sALE--COLORED--4o8 New jer-
". heat. Good lot, alley. Low price
for quick sale. EDMUND M. CHAP
LIN, NO. 1924; eyes,. LA. 6-782O.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


UNIVERSITY HILLS. ND. mr.. Univ.
q od dMSSh5risE S.,h corrlaFa ramo. Three e., Pedrns
washer and disposal: gas 1T, storm
sash. Price. S15.75Q. A. q. Sci
DENSPINNER, Realtor, WA. 7-l01O
or HA. 2-3S62. --lB
FOR BALE BIZ OWNER-4-bedroom
home, on valuable Investment prop
erty. Owner being transferred. Sac
rtfice ct $1T.600. .3608 43rd ave.
Cnlmar Manor. Md Telephone uN.
z-1675. --21
lAD.--LGe. home, cony. To-
Gated to transp. and sheD. Four
Ss,l SSsadms sslss. snS hatn nasr y a ci N. f9, 4;
9ood SEND. I9e. iot. rear fenced.
Price. $16. 800: terms. "a, = ekI.
DENePlWlsER nealtor. Wa. 7.lQlo
~ 4Ah S-o8o1, ~-4o
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ARLINGTON
COURTHOUSE SPECIAL
Lovely 6-yr. brick Colonial home only
SofhSSTTt fhSTt Hfsr PIP fsST 4GG3pNyENIEE!
with mirror II attrac. liy. rm.. lge.
Saah sci % sade 1s scrs.nsS sSSuipOfSn DOfcn kit III
LIST d. Upstairs, 3 grand bedrme.
and tile bath. Firepl. and " bath
In bsmt. Fine. handicapped lot. Price
only S21 800. OF contracts &c
L ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 TIN Q
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-COL0REr
HOUSES WANTED 70 DUY


AREA--3-bedrm. brick rambler with
basement. Prefer 70 assume large
Oh trust and giye owner 2nd trust
\ for equity. Or viii rent until ae-
crued rent win revert 70 down pay
ceed SlI6. Lk. sTTLr.MAN, 10.
S-3006. -10
REAL E8TAIE CoNeULTANT
Complete service for your real estate
problems, sale or purchase.
HARHY 4. GODDARD
13z0 Conn. Ave. Oh A-Ig2z
WE PAY AL CA9U--EOP TnICk
Cor your house. Can IA. 2-e277 @
lf0bRRN. clean. = O. S.bedfn. homs
r. r soo6 r g g asiHssy ~. "a s3bifs. .Sss
asi sssS. ~. CD. u. S.siSs
= b 3
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COLORED----VACANT

NOLOftED-~VALAN
9PECIAL!l SPECIALil
Completely modern throughout and
Just decorated in excellent taste
2 mod. baths and kitchens. Rec
reation room. Washing machine
Small down payment. Ewes. Mr.,
Brittan, TU. 2-171S.
MURRAY LEVINE, AID. 4-3737
Evening star., 1954-11-15
INCOME AND RESIDENCE

INCOME AND RESIDENCE
Mt. PLEASANT-Apt. in bsmt.. rents
500 per mo-: 4 rms. kit, and "a
bath. 1st A.; 4 bedrms., 2 baths. 2nd
d.; clean, excel. cond.; $4,000 cash.
Owner will take back Cougar first
trust. pay on S125 per mo.
1 BLK. OFF LOWER coNN.-semi.
det. brick ii rms, full bsmt., det
gArage: reas. down payt.. b owner
viii finance balance on first9 trust
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Rent .Nor
sale. Lge.. 9-rn. row brick with full
Nm. bsmt.:. rent, S150 per mo. m
SgeYcff YfAu a1a q lpNurn Tsks n pqTshase 1ra, effer
ret.l. Broker. EN-. 3-4335. OV.
CLEVELAND PARK 2 Wonderful; 3
bedrooms. Q baths, living room. IL
brary. dining room. 2 stories: under
$4,000
Chevy Chase-Large grounds: 2 new
tiled baths, $1S.500.
Dupont Circle area-Magnifcen in.
yestment property; great bargain:
ting cash.
Capitol Hili-Beautifully and perfectly
remodeled brick. 80. $50. MI
Georgetown-Cute little femodeled
shop. Wis. ave, only S16,S00.
STEVENS REALTORS, DI. 7-23b9
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ALSO

oI-No cAsH-S76 MO.
Semidetached cedar shingle, in
Wheaton area with 8 bedrooms and
bath, living room, dining room,
kitchen: rec. rm. in basement; large.
fenced. corner lot. Call RE. 1860,
till 8 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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MASS. AVE. PARK. 8. {

Mr.. NAVAL OBSERVATORY
Large Rooms-High Ceilings
Finest quality large brick Colonial
In excellent condition; rooms that
complement large furniture; mag
nincent center reception hall; liv-
ing room opens TO porch and gar
breakfast room, buffers pantry,
powder rm.; 4 good-size bedrms..
2 baths on 2nd A.; wide stairs to
attic; excellent maids rm. and bath
In bsmt.; 2-car garage, large rear
yard Approx. $4,000 cash. bal.
In one trust.
4611 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
NAME YOUR PRICE

And name your own terms for this
modern. semidetached, six-room brick
home ct 4419 Harrison st. NV
It has 0 first-fioof powder room
All-electric kitchen and lots Of
closet space. Call Mr.. Mott. Elk
3-24S0; evenings. OIL. 2-582l.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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S21,5OO

Army. eolonePs retirement makes
ccnsistins q q Q 'Iirs large bsdrooms biro s0Ii Il
paneled). 2 baths. den, attractive
living room, dining room, kitchen
and dream .fecreation room. Many
extras. detached garage. Splendid
financing available. Get full de-
tails By calling.
Edward r. Briggs, Realtors
Lee Hwy. at 0iebe Rd. IA. 5-S4O2
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CHEVY CHASE

B417 NEBRASKA AVE.
epEC1AL-Just reduced to S23.75O.
This lovely. det. brick home, ideal
%R. alssoNl Lo eono assou. asssssoousnSai %itS
". PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st
NV. ME. S-41O0. -15
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49, COLOKED-N:W
$685. TO $l.50Q DOWN

$685. TO 81 500 DOWN
HAVE THANKSGIVING DINNER
IN YOUR OWN HOME
You can move into any Of these
homes before THANKSGIVING Day.
Wen supply the turkey with all the
trimmings TO the lucky purchasers
OF these beautiful homes.
301S SHERMAN AVE. NV.
|20-ft. brk., rms. and bath. gas
heat; basement.
II ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
20-ft. brk.; 8 rms, incl. porches. 2
kits:, gas heat. bsmt.; newly dec.
s34 LoNoFELLow ST.
6-rm. brk.; incl porches; garage;
721 iNdRAHAM ST. NV.
|20-ft. 6-rm. brk.; 2 porches; 2-car
gar; nice yard; gas heat.
4419 5th ST. NV.
|6-rm. brk.: 2 rear porches; gas heat;
A gar; bsmt. Newly decorated. Vac.
1882 NEWTON ST. NE.
q. D. Brk.: 2 fam. Oil ht.: bsmt. Vac.
Mr.. Bressler. RA. 6-26S4, ewes.
Mr.. Friedman, RA. 6-8308. ewes.
RALPH D. COHN TU. 2-920O
Evening star., 1954-11-15
INvfsTMENT PROP. WANTED

LOT and remodeled building. suit.
located V biz. from Hscht's Airing.
ton store S17.600. terms. BURN.
ER's REALTY CO.. "A. 7.007l.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Gent

: Washington, p. g.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER lB, 1854
Evening star., 1954-11-15
$3.50 DOWN

AWUVV OOWN
Lovely detached frame, near Catho.
hc Uniy.. facing park; 4 bedrms.
tile bath. iayatory in full bsmt.. OF
h..w.h.; det. garage; large lot, Full
price. $f7,500 OWNER. CO. s.