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CINDER BLOCKS
Universal Building Supply
Co.
Berwyn Heights, Md.
TOWER 5972
Tyltr ft Rutherford, Inc.
Mortgage Loans
Property Management
Insurance
1728 H It. N.W. RE. 52451
ROW
GICHNER
Real Estate Salesmen (2)
Two good men needed to round
out our organization, selling the
better-closs homes in Northwest,
Chevy Chose and Bethesda areas.
Must be experienced salesmen but
not necessarily in real estate. Ex
; cellent opportunity for men with
î ambition to moke more money.
5 Car essential. We help you to get
i started. Permanent position.
: Billingsloy & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wisconsin Ave. OR. 2326
4002 35th Street
Mt, Rainier, Maryland
Open Sunday, 2-6 P.M.
REAL VALUE
$13,950
Charming bungalow on attractive lot,
■ contains living room, dining room,
kitchen,· 2 bedrooms, modern bath,
sunroom on 1st floor; 2 finished rooms
on 2nd floor; full basement, copper
pipes, new oil burner with summer and
winter hook-up; detached garage.
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Directions: Out Rhode Island Ave. to
9±th St., then left on Zkth to Bunker
Hill Rd.t right to 88th St., then left on
SSth St. to property.
S. R. Martin & Company
Exclusive Realtors
2645 Conn. Ave. DU. 5366
Use of Turbo-Props
May Mean 400 M.P.H.
Speeds for Airlines
LONDON, Oct. 4 < Ν AN A).—The
annual exhibition of the Society of
British Aircraft Constructors shows
that Britain's big land aircraft,
now in final assembly, will be able
to rely ori turbo-prope when they
are needed.
The first version of the Bristol
Brabazon I, a 130-ton plane, will
have eight piston engines, .but the
second will have Theseus gas tur
bines driving its propellers.
The turbo-prop is expected to
bring with it the era in which air
liners will regularly fly at speeds
well above 300 m.p.h. and gives
promise of new liners with speeds
above 400 m.p.h.
The turbine has been seen in
flight, fitted in a bomber which
ought to have a range of 3,000 miles,
and this would seem to answer
critics who have doubted the value
of the gas turbine in ocean flying.
There seems every reason now to
expect that the gas turbine will find
a large application in long-range
flying.
Another turbo-prop combination
of greater power is specified for the
130-ton civil flying-boat which is
j being built by Saunders-Roe and
'there are other less ambitious proj
ects.
The assumption that the gas
turbine would use too much fuel for
long-range commercial flying is
likely to prove unjustified. The low
drag of the gas turbine as compared
with the piston engine is expected
to give improved performance and
British experiments suggest that,
when judged on the basis of miles
j per gallon, the turbo-prop will actu
; ally show a greater economy than
: the piston engine.
Liquor License Application
By Deane Firm Denied
The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today denied the application
of Deane Liquors, Inc., for a liquor
license at 1013 Kenilworth avenue
N.E., because the majority of resi
dents of that area protested.
The board also took into con
sideration the nearness of Eastland
; Gardens and Mayfalr Mansions, two
apartment developments.
The Deane company sought to
transfer to their name and to the
Kenilworth avenue address the
license held by Samuel Walkin at
2406 Fourteenth street N.W.
Home and Acreage
8 mi. from D. C. Line
New CAPE COD BUNGALOW offering α city home
in the country on 2 acres of beautiful, rolling land
(cleared). 1 bedroom and modern built-in bath, all
electric kitchen on 1st floor; 2 finished bedrooms up
fi stairs, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; fully insulated. A bar
gain at $12,500.
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O'BAWO* REALTY CO.
1023 East Capifol St. FR. 5119
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«ATTRACTIVE VALUE99
' OFF 16th ST.!
1624 ALLISON 5T. N.W.
Most select location in this extremely desirable residential section. Distinctive
semidetached brick consisting of lovely living rm., mirrored fireplace, dining
rm., bright kitchen, den, 4 charming bedrms., 2 baths, maid's rm. and Ιαν.,
2-car garage, oil h.-w.h. Summer and winter drapes, carpeting in living rm.
and hall included in sale price. Home in excellent condition. Your inspec
tion invited. Out 16th St., left on Allison St. to home.
ImWAmmm * Co,
1415 Κ Street N.W. MEtropolitan 5400
Washington's Complete Real Estate Institution
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
4614 De Russey Parkway
FIRST SHOWING
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 1Z TO darn
Directly opposite Chevy Chase Country Club. One block west οI
Wise. Ave. on one ol the finest streets in this very desirable section.
Close to schools and transportation. A center-hall home. 1st floor
has spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen (with
a new elec. stove), pantry, breakfast room and powder room. Large
screened porch off of living room. 3 large rooms and 2 baths on
2nd floor. A completely finished and heated 3rd floor, with beamed
ceiling. Large dry basement. Oil h.-w.h. 2-car garage. Beautifully
H shrubbed lot. New Bendix washer, new Philco deep freese unit and
dloom carpeting on 1st floor included in sale price. This is
al bargain.
4617 41» SI. N.W.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
Evet. and Sun., WO. 1394
EM. 4949
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Fulton Lewis Decides
To Sue Over Dismissal
By Farm Co-operative
Fulton Lewis, jr., radio commen
tator dismissed from membership in
the Southern States Co-operative,
farmers' organization, said today he
has decided to appeal the action to
the State courts.
Dismissal of Mr. Lewis, owner of a
250-acre farm near Leonardtown,
Md., came after a day-long session
yesterday in Richmond of the 14
member board of the organization.
•Charging him with "lack of sym
pathy with the objectives of the
farmers" the co-operative asserted
Mr. Lewis had embarked on a
' propaganda campaign" designed to
"mislead the public into believing
that farmer co-operatives are social
istic, if not communistic, and are tax
dodgers."
The commentator, who appeared
at the sessions in Richmond with his
attorneys, claimed he "had no rea
sonable opportunity to defend him
self."
He called the meeting "a star
chamber proceeding, a drumhead
:ourt-martial, with unsubstantial ac
cusations, without support in proof
and fact."
Declining an appeal to the co
operative's annual membership
meeting in Richmond November 10,
I Mr. Lewis said he would take his
case to court.
j The board's unanimous decision
was announced by Harry N. Nuttle of
Denton, Md., president of Southern
States. Other members of the board
represent farmers in Virginia, Dela
ware, Kentucky and West Virginia
$3,269 Payroll Seized
In Baltimore Holdup
By th· Associated Prjss
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.—Police in
19 States were on the lookout today
for the getaway vehicle of an armed
bandit who took a $3.269.10 payroll
from a contracting firm here yes
terday.
Witnesses told police two men were
occupying the front seat of the car,
a green sedan with Virginia tags,
when the holdup man ran out of the
offices of Mechanical Contractors,
Inc., and jumped into the vehicle.
Miss Charlotte Ehrman, an em
ploye of the firm, said the robber
followed her into the building when
she brought the payroll from the
bank at noon.
She said he drew a pistol and said:
"Stand still! When I leave don't go
near that window to shout or look
out or I will shoot you from the
street."
Only other person in the building
was Mrs. Doris Coleman, another
employe. The bandit was described
as about 35 and wearing a black and
white checkered sport coat and a
jockey cap. ,
OPEN SUNDAY, 11:00 to 6:00
310 Kentucky Ave., Alexandria
Owner built and occupied, this splendid prewar house of stone and
brick is well planned and immaculate. Two bedrooms and 2 baths,
lots of closets and windows. First floor has generous living room,
dining room, excellent kitchen, delightful living porch. A de luxe
recreation room with bar is panelled and has fireplace. The attic
is suitable for studio or another bedroom, good stair leads up.
The grounds are well developed including outdoor fireplace and
stone terrace. The stone work in house and wall is outstanding.
Route: Cross Mémorial Bridge: right, then left to
Pentagon: straight past Pentagon, bear left on Ridge
Road, past Presidential Gardens: right on Russell Road
about 2 blocks to Kentucky Avenue: right to 310.
Mrs. y/ογ will greet you.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Ixclusiv* Agent
1608 20th St. DE. 4101
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Wood Acres
7218 Horwisk
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 5 P.M.
New detached home on ο large corner lot in this restricted community offered
fot 30 days to Veterans only. First floor contains living room with fireplace,
dining room of good size, library or bedroom with 2 closets and modern
kitchen equipped with stove and refrigerator. On the second floor there are
3 nice bedrooms and 2 tiled baths in color. Porch, built-in garage.
$20,350
To Reach: Drive out Man. Ave. past Westmoreland Circle
to 7100 block, turn ripht at Wood Acres sien, t blocks, then
left on Oloster Road to house at corner of Harwick Road.
Inquire Mr. Davidson, Oliver 3240; fvei., Fairfax 335
Wood Acres Construction Corp.
6701 Hillandale Rd., Chevy Chase 15, Md.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
203 EAST UNDERWOOD STREET
FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH
3 BEDROOMS AND BATH SECOND FLOOR
-FEATURES·
Center Hall Plan
Prewore Brick and
Slate Reef
A.C. Gas Heat
Built-in Garage
Tile
Quiet Street
Near Conn. Ave.
Owner Transferred
Quick Possession
Priced Right
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6 P.M.
Shown at other times by appointment
Phone Mrt. Enyart, WI. S501
DIRECTIONS: Out Connecticut Ave. beyond
Circle tp Underwood St., riaht to home.
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•002 Wisconsin Ave.
Exclusive Realtor
OLiver 1066
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More Planes Join Search
For Four Minesweepers
ly th# Auociatod Prm
PEARL HARBOR, Oct. 4.—The
maritime mystery of four mine
sweepers which vanished off Pal
myra Island 11 days ago remained ;
unsolved today as the Navy added
two planes to a widening search.
A B-17 searched the area all day !
yesterday without result and two
more of the Plying Portresses were
sent by the Hawaiian Sea Frontier
to Palmyra, approximately 1,100
miles south of here.
Three men, either Mexicans or
Filipinos, were aboard the four
minesweepers being towed from
Acapulco, Mexico, to the Philippin»
by the tug Edward M. Quinn undei
charter to the Luzon Stevedoring
Co.
The Sea Frontier said it learned
the tug left the minesweepers and
put in to Palmyra to refuel 11 days
ago. When it returned, they were
gone.
India will get 35,000,000 bushels
of wheat from the Australian har
vest.
LUMBER
For Lumber, Call Our Number
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NecAinaerCo,
) AT. 14M
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Close to Fast Transportation and Shopping
This newly decorated, semi-detached brick home is
within easy walking distance of public and parochial
schools. First floor has entrance hall, living room,
dining room, kitchen. Second floor has 3 bedrooms
and bath. Oil h.-w.h. -Porch.
Priced Very Reasonable for Quick Sale.
4223 Jenifer Street N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 to 6
Directions: Drtre oui Wisconsin Avenue
to Jenifer Street, turn rioht to property.
W. B. WRIGHT, Realtor '
5211 Wisconsin Avenue EM. 3380
Corner House in Wood Acres
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6000 Welborn Drive
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 to 5:30
Year old, fresh and perfect, built by Albert Walker in this excel
lent restricted community. Red brick with white trim. Living
room with fireplace, library, dining room, kitchen, space for pow
der room, three good bedrooms, two baths and garage. One of
the best buys in Washington at $21,500.
Directions: Out Αία##. Ave. to Westmoreland Circle, continue on Mass.
Ave. extended exactly two miles to Welborn Drive, right to house.
MARSTELLER, McCABE & CO., Inc.
WOodley 1966
3101 Worthington St. N.W.
Williamsburg Colonial tix rooms, 2 baths, bedroom end bath on first
floor. Two-car garage in excellent condition.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN., 1 TO 6
To Reach: Out Ncbraika Are. and
IItah to Slit, right to Worthinetov.
Tn Reach- Out Nebraska Ave and
Vtahto Slit, right to Worth,neton.
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First Showing — Move In Oct. 15th
LYON PARK
One of North Arlington's Most Popular Communities
2500 NORTH WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
This big-little brick Cape Cod should bave a special appeal for single ladies
or thrifty couples wanting a home plus income, as it is arranged for 3 small
apartments but could be occupied by one family if desirable.
It's- complete with garage, oil heat, fireplace. 3 equipped kitchens. 2 baths,
prewar construction, nicely landscaped; completely fenced, level lot; 10c bus
passes door, with 2 shopping centers nearby. Priced for immediate sale at
flfi.OAO. with substantial cash, and if interested we suggest an early inspec
tion. Jnne Brumback Verzi will be there to greet you.
OPEN SUNDAY—2 TO 6
To Reach: Over Memorial Bridge, right on Route iO or Lee
Blvd. to Ft. Mver entrance end Pershing Drive, right about
i iqs. to Washington Bind., left about i sut. to 1500.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exclusively Realtor CHestnut 3527
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Detached Bricks of
2 and 3 Bedrooms
with Garage
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An EgtabUshed Community
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A new group of 2 and 3 bedroom detached bri£k homes located in ι new and fast
growing community only a few minutes drive from the heart of Silver Spring. Built
of the finest Post-War materials and workmanship, th· homes are situated on large
landscaped lots, featuring living rooms with fireplace, dining room; modern, fully
equipped kitchens; 2 and 3 bedrooms, full-tile baths; garage, gas air-conditioned
heat, weatherstripped, insulated and fully screened. Bus Service at the door. Inspect
today then Compare.
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Pll/ert mil Rt., the lilt* block of O·. Ave., ë*d exhibit home β* right, nil
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