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BUILDERS
Ceramic Tiling
We have materials. 1 or 100 choice
of colora. Reasonable—
Crown Tile • JU. 7-6554
bethesda!
New Expandable
Bungalow
6009 Greentree Rd.
An outstanding buy in an 8-month- |
old brick home. Large living room
dining room combination. 2 spaci
ous bedrooms. Tile bath. Lovely
large equipped kitchen. Stairway
to very large expandable attic;
pluhMring and heat roughed-in.
(Room for 2 bedrooms ond bath). I
Excellent closet space. Full base
ment. Automatic washer. Outside
entrance. Gas a.-c.h. Beautiful
carpeting included, also aluminum
j storm windows. Lot 60x110. Easy
walking distance to Bradmoor ele
mentary school. Possession with
title. Reasonably priced at $T5,250.
Excellent terms with substantial
cash.
Open Sat., 3-5; Sun., 2-6
TO REACH: Out Wisconsin Ave. to
Bank of Bethesda. bear leit on Old i
Georgetown Rd. to Greentree Rd.,
left approx. E 10 mile to open sign.
EARL T. WRIGHT
Exclusive Realtor
7240 Wis. Ave. Wl. 6900
| Europe's Soft Underbelly—IX
Boom Aiding European Army Would Be Lifesaver for Italy
By Blair Moody
North Amtrican Ntwipaptr Allianct
ROME.—A war boom, springing
from a sharp increase in military
production to help equip the new
"Eisenhower Army” of the North
Atlantic alliance, could pro* an
economic lifesaver to Italy.
The Italians nave nearly 4 mil
lion officially and unofficially un
employed. They have unusual
productive capacity in both heavy
and light industry. The United
States doubtless will be willing to
furnish the raw materials Italy
cannot buy.
Italy needs to get that man
power and those plants going, to
produce goods and wages.
Like most other European coun
tries, the Italians have appropri
ated a little more of their own
funds for the current defense pro
gram. but count heavily on the
Yankee dollar. Charles M. Spof
ford, American chairman of the
North Atlantic Council of Depu
ties, thinks they can do a lot bet
ter than 150 billion lire allocated
for the next three years, which
amounts to around $90 million a
year. The Italians have already
proposed a list of $475 million
worth of military items they would
like to sell.
Mr. Spofford believes they can
finance much' of this internally.
One of his principal responsibili
MICHIGAN PARK-ONLY $11,500
VACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Terms $69.57 Per Month, Including Taxes and Insurance
Semi-detached brick, only Wi years old, conditioned like new. Spacious
living room, dining room, modern kitchen, 2 large bedrooms, tile bath with
shower, full basement, gas heat, Venetian blinds, front porclj. fenced
garden and rear yard.
OPEN 1:30 TO 5 SUNDAY
713 FARRAGUT PL. N.E.
DIRECTIONS: Out Michigan Are. N.E. to 12th St., north to S. Dakota
Are., left on S. Dakota Are. to Farragut Place and turn left to open sign
PB6K COMPANY
Exclusive Agents
3618 12th St. N.E. LAwrence 6-6666
» _ _
OPEN SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY, 1 TO DARK
Bedroom and Bath on 1st Floor
5318 Taylor Rd„ Riverdale Park, Md.
<17,500
Gl Appraisal
Applied for
For comparison you
should see this
beautiful, immacu
late modern brick
home with many
u n u s u al features
and a d j a cent to
parkway. 1st floor
has living r o om.
dining room, mod
ern kitchen, screen
ed porch, bedroom
and bath. A bed
rooms on ilnd floor.
Large attached ga
rage. beautiful rec
reation room, oil a -
c. heat, lovely Si
acre lot with patio,
open fireplace and
fountain.
To Reach! Out Rhode Trland Are. or Baltimore Bled- through Hvattnille
to traffic light in Rtverdale (Oueembury Rd.), right on Queentbury Rd. to
tchool, right on Taylor Rd. to home.
Exclusive
eTL CbjfeKairfe
KALORAMA AREA
2546 Massachusetts Avenue
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 UNTIL 6
Ideally located in the best
residential section of Wash
ington, this fine property is
well suited for large family,
doctor or chancery use. Eng
lish basement type featuring
four bedrooms and three
baths plus two servants’
rooms and bath. Excellent
entertaining facilities and
elevette from bottom to top
of house. Well priced and
ready for immediate occu
pancy.
Exclusive with
JOHN R. de SIBOUR & COMPANY
Rralton
Ml. 6300 Eves. Wl 0091
ECONOMY!
HERE IT IS
731
South
Columbus
Street
Alexandria,
Va.
$10,350
Subject to
VA
Appraieal
Prepare ior the Long Pull—Upkeep at Its Lowest
This lovely home it convenient to just about everything. There’t
a large living room, full dining room and modern kitchen on the
first floor. Two spacious bedrooms and bath on the second.
Full basement, automatic oil heat. Mr. Nichols on the premises.
THE FIRST ONE HERE IS THE LUCKY ONE
DIRECTIONS: Out Washington Bird, in Alexandria to Jefferson,
right one. block to South Columbus, right to 752 and oven sign.
^ t»CtUSIVt AGtHTs
nnnmnjMpMr
1520 K St. N.W. NA. 5005
ties is to remind our Allies that
they are embarked on a mutual
I project and that they have pledged
to supply one another mutually all
they can. If the United States
undertook too pay for all the arms
that are to be ordered in Italy and
Belgium and France and Britain
in the next three months, those
countries would be in the gravy
and tne United States in the soup.
Italy has made great economic
! strides in two years of ECA aid.
Its industrial production is 12 per
cent higher than prewar. Its elec
tric power supply hrs ritri 19 per
cent over a year ago. Ic stopped
food rationing over a year ago and
price subsidies on imported coal in
May 1949. Its agricultural pro
duction in 1950 is 6 per cent over
1948, approaching prewar. It has
kept prices stable, sustained confi
dence in the lire, is reducing the
trade deficit and even unemploy
ment. ECA projects will give Italy
1 million acres of newly produc
tive land, 990,000 acres of re
el? irned land, 5,500 miles of irriga
tion canals, 2,700 miles of new
roads in reclamation areas and
450,000 acres protected from flood.
Italy has gone farther toward
practical international teamwork
than any other European nation
—in several fields. It sterply re
stricts shipments of possible war
useful goods to Russia, though it
1 has 30 per cent of Communist
voters, the largest proportion of
any country outside the Iron Cur
CO-OPERATIVE
HOUSING
, FHA Sec. 213
i
Construction and Permanent
For Sale or Management
MD.—0. C.—VA.
Alto
Gl AND C0NV. LOANS
Call Mr. Bargmann
Arlington Realty Co. Inc.
2204 WILSON BLVD.
ARLINGTON, VA.
OWENS 9300
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tain. The cabinet has insisted on |
the right of unions to be free. It
h^s sent workers to France, Bel
gium and elsewhere. It took the
lead in liberalizing European
trade, knocking out quotas and
other restrictive practices, at the
suggestion of former Marshall
Plan Manager Paul G. Hoffman
and, as EC A Mission Chief Leon
Dayton puts it:
“On this question of doing
; something for the common man,
!in fields such as housing, there
; has been nothing like it any
where.”
The American Ambassador here,
James C. Dunn, says the vitality,
'morale and capacity for work of
j the Italian people is great.
Restaurant's Liquor Permit
Suspended for 10 Days
The Alcohol Beverage Control
Board today suspended the liquor
license of Bob White's Seafood
House, 31 Pennsylvania avenue
S.E. for 10 days beginning 8 a.m.
Tuesday.
The board heard testimony
Thursday that Gardener S. White,
proprietor of the restaurant, sold
beer to an intoxicated man.
The board has refused to trans
fer the license for a package liquor
store held by Henry Ridge, 87
Florida avenue N.W., to the Sue
“War destruction here was tre
mendous. second only to Ger
many,” Dunn says. “Bridges,
roads, ports, factories, housing—
all were badly wrecked. The Ital
ian people literally picked them
selves out of the rubble. They
lifted the stones by hand and put
them back one on the other.
“They are good natured, indus
trious, don’t ask much to be happy.
Their diet is full of vitamins—
bread and pasta, fruits and vege
tables and wine and cheese.
“No more than 3 per cent of
Italians get any meat. They get
almost no eggs and no milk, which
they make into cheese.”
Their leading crop? Bambinos!
The population is rising at the
rate of 400,000 a year.
Dean Liquors, Inc. The request
was made by attorneys for the
Sue-Dean company, who said they
hold a chattel trust on the store.
The board said the request should
have come from the license-holder
and not the holders of a chattel
trust.
82-Unit. Building Sold
Settlement was made this week
for purchase of the 82-unit Park j
Towers Apartments, 2440 Six
teenth street N.W., by Harry A.;
Layne and wife, Stella, from j
Howard S. Gott, Inc., Jess Fisher,:
president of Jess Fisher & Co.,
Inc., which handled the trans
action, announced today. j
I We Are Pleased to Announce |j:
i The Appointment of
WILLIAM C. STUART, III 1
1 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SALES I
r Mr. Stuart has been associated with this firm for the S
1 past three years and will continue to be of service to g
| his many friends and clients. B
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC. I
1 1417 K Street N.W. NA. 9300
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ANNOVNCING THE OPENING k
& OF THE SECOND SECTION OF - j|
| BURNT MILLS VILLAGE 1
1 1
i |p If you are a discriminating buyer and want to live in a community ^
where environment and standard of homes will protect your invest- tp
ment, then come out Colesville Road about 1 mile beyond Four m.
\'b Corners to Burnt Mills Village where you will see the most beautiful . f
and practical homesites in the entire Washington metropolitan
|p area. The public response to the offering of the first section of this Jf
popular development has already resulted in a practical sellout and /?*
|y 22 of the lot purchasers either have completed or are building their $$
^ personally designed rambler homes. Many more are preparing to
start. If you are interested in a clean, protected, residential com
munity, come out or call '
m §
| ROBERT E. HEATER U.
Agtnt fm
SH. 0021 Office oir the Property ^ ^
..
YES—fuii Basements
with outside entrances!
YES-Separate Dining
Rooms. These are com
plete 6-room homes.
YES —The last word in
modern kitchens including
7-cu.-ft. Admiral Refrig
erators, table top Gas
Range, Formica Sink Top
and De Luxe Kitchen
Cabinets included.
YES—s 1 i d i n g Door
Closets in*all 3 bedrooms.
YES—k n o 11 y Pine
paneling in living room.
YES—Decorator - type
interior appointments.
i
i
Impressive
rooms and appointment’s plus every* i
thing you want in a home has been
•built into these lovely semidetached
3-Bedroom
Wheaton Park Homes
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VETERANS NEED ONLY
*250 CASH
Plus Usual Settlement Cost of $275
-i-_
$9,950
We urge you to compare these
fine homes with anything you’ve
seen around Washington at or
near the price. They’re .out
standing in every way—from
the awning type aluminum
picture windows to the air
conditioned gas heating.
$64 Monthly
Covers all charges including
your savings on the principal,
interest, insurance, taxes, etc.
Because we arranged the fi
nancing before the new law
went into effect, we are able
to offer them under the old
terms at this low down pay
ment.
MODEL HOME
OPEN
UNTIL DARK
DIRECTIONS
Go straight out Georgia
Avenue extended to Whea
ton, turn left on Viers
Mill Road to Wheaton
Park and Model Homes.
Follow direction signs.
Open every day until dark.
colonial
Exclusive Sole Agents for Wheaton Pork
Charlton Meyer to Give
Recital Phillips Gallery
A piano recital by Charlton
Meyer at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the
Phillips Gallery, 1600 Twenty-first
street N.W., will begin a series
of six gallery musical programs.
Other artists scheduled for the
series are Doda Conrad, basso;
Margo Sederholm, soprano; Jack
Tait, pianist; Robert L. Guy, bari
tone, and Elizabeth Cates, pianist.
KENSINGTON, MARYLAND
70 Connecticut Avenue
Over Vz acre of well landscaped grounds, fish pond with majestic maples lining
the street. A home of charm and attractiveness. First floor has large entrance
hall with staircase, large living room with fireplace, large powder room, large
dining room, kitchen and side porch. Second floor has four well proportioned
rooms with tile bath, large attic, two-car garage. Priced to sell at $24,750.
Open Saturday and Sunday—1:00 p.m. to dark
Directions: Straight out Connecticut Avenue to "Open” sign.
NA. 2040 1730 K ST. N.W.
li
What Is It You Want?
• 3 Bedrooms (1 a den)
• 3 Baths
• Paneled Recreation Room
• 2 Fireplaces
• Large corner lot, sodded and
shrubbed
This Has It!
• Maid's room
• Finest de luxe 1951 GE Kitchen
• Dishwasher and Disposal
• Large picture windows
• Quality appointments throughout
• Venetian blinds
Yours to enjoy for immediate possession; very livable; near schools, churches,
shopping, community center and transportation.' Not subject to Regulation "X”;
excellent financing arranged. » J
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
* Directions: Out 16th St. N.W. to East-West Highway, left to 2800 block and immediately north H
to home; OR, out Conn. Ave. to East-West Highway, right to 2800 block and north to home. I
SUPER-BILT CO. GE. 1319 [
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“HOBBY HILL” IS FOR SALT!
Bradley Farms, Potomac, Md.
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CUSTOM-BUILT
We are pleased to offer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Bogley’s residence for the
first time as he is moving to a larger farm. This home has incorporated
in it all of the finer points of the many places we have inspected over a
period of years. More than 3 acres of ground on the very crest of the
highest point in Bradley Farms which gives an -unparalleled view. Truly I
Colonial to the last detail, this home contains center hall, living room
with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, immense den, pow
der room, 3 servants’ rooms and bath on the first floor. 2nd floor has 4
large bedrooms, nursery, 1 y2 baths and storage room. Large attic. Base
ment has unfinished recreation room and full bath. Rear yard has brick
patio with fireplace, playhouse and toolhouse plus 3-car garage. 8-box- j;
stall stable and 3-board inclosed paddocks with water in each.
Additional adjoining acreage may be purchased if desired.
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO DARK
Directions• Out River Ri. H mile bevoni Congressional Country Club to Durham Drive, left on Durham to j
second house on right.
WI, 1320 SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, Inp. wi. ssoo j