Evening star. [volume], June 12, 1948, Page B-6, Image 19

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Reduced to Sell Today
4709 Blagden Terrace N.W.
Opart Sunday From 1 PM. to Dark
Located juit west of 16th street in this fashionable close-in
section of pretentious residences. Center-hall, tile powder
room, living room (14x24) with fireplace, dining room
(13x15), beautiful model kitchen with large breokfost
set and de luxe equipment. Four bedrooms and two full
til* both* on second floor. Lorge room and storage on third
floor. The basement is finished into paneled recreation
room with complete bor and bath. Twp-car built-in gor
oge, oil h.-w. h., slot* roof. A fine home for the large
fomily.
To Beach: Oat leth St. to Blagden Ate., turn left to 11th St.
then right M block to Blagden Terrace and left to oven **»«.
Exclusive with
Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Realtor* Since l«S7
1519 K Sh N.W.W5
Connecticut Gardens
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMESITES
North of Silver Spring
*695 EACH-TERMS
Ever had a longing for your own piece of beautiful Montgomery
County, out where the air ii fresh and the freedom of living is
limitless—where the dogwoods in the spring make it seem like
Fairyland? Besides all the beauties of Nature and the freedom
of country life, you will have all the convenience of the city,
including sewer, water, gas, and electricity. Come out and seject
your plot now while Nature's landscaping is at its springtime
loveliest. Attractive terms if you desire acreage.
Office on the Grounds—Open All Day Saturday and
Sunday—Afternoons and Evenings—2 P.M.-8 P.M,
i Drive out Georgia Ate. to tign reading to Rockville Or Vlere UiUAt.^then
It! lit milet to Connecticut Gardnet on left. -Or drive out
Ave. to Lincoln Ave.. then left on Viers Mill Rd. at Wheaton crossroads.
O. L. MURDOCK
Kensington, Md. s PL. 1105
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7 P.M.
124 GRAFTON ST.
Reduced For Quick Sale
Splendid Colonial brick suitable for a most fastidious
family. Located in an area of superb single family
dwellings. Living room with fireplace, spacious
Hinlng room opening on large screened porch,
powder room and breakfast room, modern kitchen,
three master-adze bedrooms, two tiled baths. Fin
ished room on 3rd floor, paneled recreation room.
Oil hot-water heat, garage. Close to shopping
center and transportation, near parochial and pub
lic schools. Must be sold Sunday. First reasonable
offer will be accepted.
SSUVStt'orfiSk st tStTrWWmocW °
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
925 N. Y. Ave. N.W. REALTORS NA. 9791
MICHIGAN
• ....
4101 10th St. N.E.
Open Sunday, 1 to 6
First offering of this attractive brick home fronting on lot 140 feet
wide. Seldom can you purchase homes of this caliber in this moot
desirable and convenient location. 1st floor has attractive living
room with broadloom carpeting, dining room, de luxe kitchen and
screened living porch overlooking park. 2nd floor has 2 twin-slied
bedrooms with full bath and shower. Basement has recreation
room with % bath. Attached garage. Entire property in excellent
condition. Come out eariy and see this gem of a home.
Out It I. Are. to 10th St. N.B.. turn left
on 10th St. and continue to 1101 and our tion.
F. A. TWEED CO.
5504 Conn. Are. ^M. 1290
Today's Best Buy _
In District of Columbia
Built by Biron & Rod, Inc
126 Tuckerman street
$ 15,750—$3,500 Cash
-—- Featuring
o 6 Large Rooms • Gas Heat • 7-cu.-ft. Frigidaire • Large Lot
• Copper Water Pipes • Oak Floors • Ultra Modern Kitchen
o Lavatory in Basement • Full Basement With Entrance to Yard
• Fireplace in Living Room
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 P.M.
ALSO DAILY ’TIL 4 P.M.
T» Keeeh: Out New H*mvthir$ Avenue to Saltern Ave
nue. left I btoeke to Tuekermen Street onA hornet.
HA. 4525 HARRY ROD »J7 G St. H.W.
G. U. Alumni Gather |
For Reunion, Election
Of Association Officers:
Georgetown University alumni to- 1
day were balloting on a new slate of
national officers and board members,
as hundreds of old grads from out
of-town and Washington planned
reunions later this evening in open
ing the university’s liOth com
mencement week end.
Thomas A. Dean, ’30, of Chicago,
retiring national president of the
Alumni Association, was among the
first to arrive yesterday. He will pre
side at the annual meeting of the
association during the morning in
Copley Lounge on the campus.
Election tellers were counting bal
lots forwarded to Dr. James S. Ruby,
jr., executive secretary, from all sec
tions of the country. Four national
officers and six governors are being
chosen.
Milton to Report on Fund.
A highlight of the Annual, meet
ing will be a report from Charles J.
• Milton of Ridgewood, N. J., national
j chairman of the McDonough Me
( mortal Gymnasium Fund. Spon
sored by alumni in 81 cities, the
drive already has raised consider
ably more than half of the $800,000
minimum goal for a new gymnasium
it Georgetown, honoring the mem
try of the late faculty athletic di
ce tor, the Rev. Vincent 8. McDon
tugh, better known to the alumni aa
father "Mac.”
The new alumni officers will be
greeted by the Very Rev. Lawrence
3. Gorman, Georgetown’s presi
lent, and from 8 to 7 pm. today
he alumni lawn party will be held
m the campus.
Earlier today the Rev. Richard
[aw celebrated mass in Dahlgren
Shapel for the alumni who died
luring the year. This long has
Men a custom at the university.
Field Blass Tomorrow.
Weather permitting, the bac
calaureate service for the more than
L,000 seniors constituting George
town's largest graduating class, will
M conducted as a field mass to
morrow. Faculty members, seniors
and friends will assemble on the
college lawn shortly before 10:30
s.m., but in the event of rain the
mass will be in Dahlgren'Chapel.
The Rev. Eugene T. Kenedy of
3t. Andrew-on-the-Hudson, Pough
keepsie, N. Y., will be celebrant.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. William N. Slavin of Troy,
N. Y., a 1939 alumnus.
Senior class night exercises, fea
turing a valedictory and the award
ing of academic prizes, will start
at 8:30 pm. tomorrow.
Father Gorman will open the
commencement exercises at 5 p.m.
Monday on the campus. Jan Cie
I
chanowsld, Polish Ambassador tc
the United States during the war
win make the commencement ad
dress. He and Mr. Milton will lx
awarded honorary degrees at doctoi
of laws. Mr. Milton Is being recog
nized for his outstanding wartime
service and diplomatic career.
10% Rent Rise Authorized
In 60-Unit Apartment
The District Rent Control Ad
ministrator yesterday allowed a
rent increase of about 10 per cent
on 00 units in the apartment house
located at 4700 Connecticut ave
nue N.W.
The Atlantic Building Co.*, owner
of the apartment bouse, bad asked
for Increases averaging IS per cent.
Rents under the new scale will
range from $76.76 a month for
three rooms and bath to $140 a
month for seven rooms and two
baths. Rents formerly ranged from
$70 to $136.
F| H. Brooks
errinq &Ca
REALTORS J SL 4422
Nearing Completionl^^'y^'J^
Thit Rambling Brick Bungalow with M&rc Than an Acre $l$,*60
DRIVE OUT SUNDAY AND INSPECT
The Above and Other Appealing Brick
Homes on Acre Plots—Priced From
$19,250 to $23,500—In Beautiful
SPRINGBROOK FOREST
The Perfect Setting for Your Home
The beautiful acre* that eompriie Springbrook Forait offer the perfect setting for your home—a
spot secluded and screened from busy, highways—where there will be no crowding—where homes
connot be ploced close together—a location convenient and accessible, with an alluring natural beauty
in an environment that achieves the ideal for those who appreciate the tranquility of a peaceful homo
apart from everyone else—in a planned community where, by rigid restrictions, high standards always
will be maintained—where desirable and congenial neighbors always will be yours.
Several Homeeitee of 1 or More Acret at Attractive Price*
Nearest Koute: From traffic light at Georgia Avenue in Silver' Spring, £i% *l> «}* 'Coles
till* Jtoad to Woodmoor shopping Center ("Four Corners ), turn left on Old Bladensburff
Road IVamiles to Kemp Mill Road, then bear right 214 miles to Springbrook Forest.
GEO. J. MOSS 1005 Bonifant Street, iilver Spring, Md.
Realtor SHephard 2600
OPEN FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY!
“1/DffJe”
The Beautiful New Development in Bethesda
Erections: Out Wisconsin Avenue to Bank of Bethesda, turn left on Old George
town Rd. two and one-half (2Vs) miles to Ryland Drive. Turn left one block to homes.
ENTIRELY NEW HOMES — ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES
ALL NEW ★ * ALL DIFFERENT
3 Styles to Choose From. ... “Cape Cod” ... “2 Story With Den
and Built-in Garage” ... ”2 Story With Screened Porch”
“YOU CAN. FIND THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS IN WYNGATE"
• ALL PICTURE WINDOWS
• STEEL & ALUMINUM CASEMENT
WINDOWS
• 5 CLOSETS UPSTAIRS
• WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE
• OUTSfDE BASEMENT ENTRANCE
• 20' LIVING ROOM
• TELEPHONE NICHE
• "WESTINGHOUSE" REFRIGERATOR
• IVi BATHS
Everyone hos been asking and
looking for homes that are new
and different; these are the
answer to all those question*.
Quality construction has been
the keynote, beauty and com
fort are the final results. The
kitchen is a dream—everything' $4,500 DOWN
complete even to a lovely wall
table which folds away when
not in use. We urge you to come out to see these lovely two
story brick homes today. Only three blocks from schools, one
block from transportation. Three large bedrooms with plenty of
closet spoce. One large bath upstairs, one-half both downstoirs.
Check all these features, then
see for yourself. Courteous
salesmen are on the property
to show you all the features
and how easy it is for you to
buy.
COME OUT TODAY!
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 TILL DARK
70ic6e>t»6am
OR 2100
Office Open Daily, 9 A.M. ta 9 P.M,
Beautiful Small Estate
Nicholson Street, Buffalo Hills, Fairfax County, Va.
* 3 BEDROOMS AND 2 BATHS ON FIRST FLOOR
Custom built by an architect for his own home—this Williamsburg Colonial
is situated on a wooded % -acre lot in nearby Virginia. Center-hall plan and
unusually spacious throughout; six rooms and two baths all on one floor.
Plumbing and heating roughed in on second floor, ready for two additional
rooms and bath if desired. Recreation and bar in basement Automatic hot
water heat; 9-cu.-ft. electric refrigerator. In excellent condition throughout
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 1 TO 7 P.M.
or phone Mr. Thompson, FA. 3599
Brit t over Arlington Memorial Bridge, bear right on Lee Boulevard (Route 10) t miles to Seren Corners,
then left on Sleepy Hollow Rd. past Htllwood Garage to Htchotson St. and left to the first house on right.
EXCLUSIVE
|Shannon-&-luchS|
1505 H St N.W..... ^ REALTORS _ NA. 2345^
FREEDOM FROM RENT
If you rent one apartment and occupy one at the cost of utilities only.
2 full apartments—2 kitchens—2 baths—
2 bedrooms—2 living rooms—2 dinettes— •
2 stoves—2 refrigerators—2 homes in one
Mo inflation at tus pnco
$14,950
Toms to moot you pockotbook
YOU CAN*T AFFORD NOT TO BUY
OPEN ALL DAY—SEE IT NOW
51st and Hanna Streets, S.E.
1528 *K’ Street N.W. NAtlonel 0141
...
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
HILLCREST GARDENS
“Two Cities Within a City”
Presenting the Home of the Future Today
Located in a Close-in, Planned, Fast Growing Community of winding tree-,
shaded streets, among a setting of lovely homes.
2509 Eliot PI. S.E.
A lovely California style ranch house of white brick with the modern trend, but
blending excitingly with the American traditional. Large living room with modern
corner fireplace qnd room-size solar picture window overlooking the lovely patio,
a dining room designed for entertaining, the favorite in kitchens—horseshoe cabi
net arrangement with latest in useful equi|fcment; 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, indirect
fluorescent lighting, beautifully decorated, herringbone parquet oak flooring. A house
that can't be duplicated anywhere for the price.
Also
Offering
Homos
Hornet
Built to
Order
Lota
3415 28th Av«. S.E. 3405 ZBtJiiAv«. s.fc
Unusuolly arranged expandable home, bunga- Tw0Llt0^ K i?SSe 6^ove^sireTaomv
:stLMV£r&?.ss ^ -
in equipment and design. Moderately priced. j|} 60x100. Reasonably priced.
OPEN DAILY 11 A.M.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1741 K St. N.W.
NA. 7179 VI. 3875 H1, 4243
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