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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-28
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Real Est0te For Sale
8 Houses Tor Sale

g Houses For Sale WEST SIDE HILLS family house, IA rooms, HWH, on 1st fl., newly painted outside and decorated in- side. 2-car garage. $8,500. HIGHLAND AVE.-Beautiful one family, 9 rooms, hot water heat, oil burner, 2-car garage, large lot. Price is reasonable. WATERVILLE-3-family house, IS rooms, heat 1st h., large lot, won derful buy, $7,650. OAKVILLE- Buckingham St., two family house, 8 rooms; and one family house, 3 rooms, one acre land. $500.
 WATERTOWN-2 family house, 8 rooms and rooms on 3rd f., large lot. Very good buy, $6,500. THOMASTON = Chicken farm, 10 acres land, 4 room bungalow, chicken coops, barn, 400 chcikens, 2 COWS. Buy $5,500. FARM IN WOODBURY-125 acres land, State Road, 25 milking COWS, 10 heifers, bull, 200 chickens. 5 pigs, 6 room house, barn, silo, chicken coops, all farm tools, pric- ed reasonable.
 THOMAS MATAS
 REAL ESTATE
 81 Fox St. Dial 4-6036 12:30-1:30 p. m. or 6:30-8:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-28

EXPERIENCED CHEF for Italian American cooking. Steady work, good wages, pleasant working con- ditions. Mario's Restaurant, 149 Watertown Ave. 3-9626.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-28

LANDOWNERS 6 FARMERS If interested in having stumps stones
 and heavy objects moved. Can 3-2524.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-28

REAL ESTATE 81 Fox St. Dial 4-6036 12:30-1:30 p. m. or 6:30-8:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-28
ss Building Lots For Sale

BUILDING LOT- 200 x 100, in Prospect. 5 minutes from bus line. Reasonable. Call Naug. 2724.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
BIZ THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
SATURDAY.
Author of Harvey to Bring
Another Favorite to Stage
BY JAY CARMoDY.

Mary Ellen Chase had
broadway in dher yar-and win do So
actors to their DID, -
(haSes rnaSf arniecn data
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showine
Stage.

Stage.
National-"Oklaho 2:20 ano
$40 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Captain Eddie: II am.
las, 4:25, ITO and $50 pm. Stag,
shows: lis, 4, $40 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia -'Incendiary Blonde"
HAS am, 2:l5, 4:40, ITO and 9:3s
pm.
Earle at housaed and ON,
Nights: 10:45 am, /, $40, SOS
1885, $50 pm. and 1905 am.
Hippodrome-"Naughty Marietta.
2:l0, 4:05, 6. 7:5o and GAS pm.
Keith's-"Wonder Man: 1926
am, 1915. 2:10, 4:10, Cos, sos, II
pm. and l2 midnight.
Little-"on Approval: Ii am.
l2:45, 2:30. AIS. 6, 7:50 and 9 40 p m
observation-disclosures in Con.
necticut": II am, lilo. 800, $50,
TAO, $50 pm. and 1910 am. ;.
Palace-"Anchors Aweigh": 10:4s
am, lbs; 4:05, 6:45 and 9:25 pm
Pix Children of Loneliness:
lilo, 3:35, sos, $50, II pm. and
lis am.
Trans-Lux News and Shorts
continuous from 10 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
Hollywood's Lucky Quintet

Considering Miss Bennett has au-
thored book on beauty which has
passed the half million sales mark
those are strong words.
Betty Cradle and Bette Davis can
be seen in their respective commits
saries at noontime eating full-course
meals and at no period has either
weighed more than lis pounds.
They are the type who burn up
their calories through nervous
energy while their more languorous
sisters store them up.
Hedy Lamar has great passion
for sweets, one that occasionally
threatens to put her into the buxom
class. When she first came to MGM
Hedy used to consume large quanti-
ties of chocolates and pastries
stocked in her dressing room. Studio
heads had firm talk with her and
Hedy promised to be good. Now
for weeks in advance Of a picture
she watches her diet carefully.
Maureen O'Hara Is another
sweets" fan and sometimes goes as
high as 40 pounds in weight. II
the candy and pastry and chocolate
malls are not around to tempt her
Maureen can get along okay, but
every time her husband, 1t. Will
Price, comes to town she goes on an
eating spree. Price is on the chubby
side and always carries a pocketful
of sweets. He takes delight in feed
ing her on the tasty morsels because
he Is not keen about having slim,
svelte mate.
Probably the outstanding example
lof food smacking down the career
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

e - v @s
Week lend roundup: Joan Ben
nett, Bette Davis, Loretta Young,
Betty Cradle and Joan Fontaine are
the envy Of most every other CLAM
our girl in Hollywood not
especially because all five are excel
lent actresses, either. The coveted
quality these ladies possess is an
ability to sit down and eat a great
big dinner or consume large Quanti-
ties Of sweets between meals with
out putting on extra poundage.
All stars continue to be weight
conscious, and must be because
there is nothing sharper than the
cameras eye in emphasizing few
extra ounces here and there. And
lucky Is the screen queen who hasn't
this woe to face from one table,
sitting to another. Many a fine
actress, well on her way to the top,
has literally eaten herself out of
the big money because the old will
power failed when the starclles and
sweets were passed.
~
oOd1i 0CIlklCGt, WilUSc Sllfu IlRuTe
is hailed by millions of fans and
hundreds of dieting Hollywood stars,
says she never does anything about
1t but eat some more.
The actress wife of Walter Wanger
says she has never dieted and
-sWears she never will. Despite the
fact that her favorite days menu
includes hashed brown potatoes,
waff1es and sausage for breakfast,
potato salad and pastries for lunch.
and fried potatoes and steak, plus
pastry for dinner, the 5-foot-3-inch
star, who weighs 106 pounds. has
never hit more than ITO or less
than l04 since she attained her ma
jority.
Il know weight can be controlled
to certain extent by diet and ex-
ercise," she said, but primarily I
think poundage is a matter of
heritage. Every one in my family.
both sides of it, has always been
slim. My father Orchard Bennett)
died recently at 70 and hadn't a
grain of paunch.
Il think naturally plump people
who do something about it have
the most remarkable will power in
the world. Personally, if my figure
depended on diet, I'd prefer to end
up as the fat lady in circus"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15

cidentally, has since broken his con-
tract with the studio, but amicably
as the final deal for "Apley" shows.
BY the time Warner Bros. COM
plete Night and Day" the film
biography of Cole Porter, the sub
ject of the picture will have pro-
vided almost enough material for a
sequel.
AS soon as he completes work on
Eighty Days." the musical which
he Is producing in association with
Orson Welles, which the latter is
directing, Mr.. Porter has an i'm
perative further task awaiting him.
That is to provide the musical score
for "Nymph Errant," an old Lon
don vehicle which Gertrude Law
renee has decided to refurbish and
revive as her dramatic chore for the
current season.
Plays without music are beginning
to take on kind of freakish quality.
Nice kind of freakishness, quite
possibly.
Fate is playing some strange
tricks with "Marinka," the musical
version of "Mayerling" which
opened in Washington last spring
and has been imping along for the
months since then. In addition to
being harassed by theater troubles
1t has now found a place to move
from the Winter Garden-it has
been embarrassed by the whimsi-
cality OF its stars. Now on the heels
of Joan Roberts decision to leave
the role of Mary Vetsera, Harry
Stockwell, who plays Prince Ru-
dolph, has come to the conclusion
that he also had better leave. He
will rejoin his family on the West
Coast, where his youngest son-now
visible in Anchors Aweigh"-is in
a fair way to top his father at the
box office when the latter gets a
suitable picture.
Back into the cast, reports have
j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15

it, will go Jerry Wayne who pre-
coded Stockwell in the part.
Wayne originally was deemed
more capable of singing the princes
part than playing it.
y y
Saturday summary: INCEST cock
tail party of the new season was tina,
of CHS in honor of Helen Hayes
who was just about the most charm
ing guest of honor of any season
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gammons
with the Carlton providing a notable
assist, were host and hostess.
Another memorable affair was that
which the Statler offered in Hide
garde's honor yesterday afternoon
:. 1t was packed by the press and
the radio. Twentieth Century
Fox will have a gala screening OF
THE House on Ninety-secono
Street" Monday night at the Stat
Ter. That is the studios screen
play with an FBI background, much
of it shot in Washington.
There will be buffet also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
Gloria Swanson Given
Weekly AIimonY Of $500
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. Estate
Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand
Pecora yesterday awarded Gloria
Swanson Davey, former film actress,
temporary alimony of 5000 a week
and $4,000 counsel fees, pending trial
next month of her action for separa-
ton from her husband, william N.
Davey, on grounds of abandonment.
Justice Pecora denied Mrs. Davey's
motion requesting that she be al
lowed to examine her husbands
finances, mode of living and social
standing before trial. He also denied
Mr.. Daveyis motion to have his wife
submit to physical examination
by a physician designated by the
court. ..sss,s 6; ~
Mr.. Davey has entered q counter
suit. charging that Mrs. Davey mis-
represented her physical condition
and her financial status before their
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15

It could be, however, that she will
do something of a repeat on that
extremely pleasant theme in hel
forthcoming offering, Next Hall
Hour" which will be seen at the Ma
tional on October Is in its prior to
broadway hegira around the Allan
tic Coast cities.
The popular legitimate performer
to be rescued from the movies,
which are not exactly oblivion to be
sure, in Next Half Hour" is Fay
Banter. Miss B. has been in Holly
wood so long that virtually whole
generation has grown up unaware of
the fact that she once was one of
the hardest performers legitimate
producers ever had at their finger
tips.
Our favorite capsule criticism of
the week is that which Louis Kron-
enberger of PM compressed within
the limits Of the headline on his re-
view OF Devils Galore" which OPEN
ed in New York Thursday night.
"A Play That SANDERS He'll" Mr..
kronenberger wrote-leaving moth
ing more to be said.
X
The peace has seen no apparent
economy wave on Hollywood's part
when it lays eyes on legitimate
theater hit which it would like to
convert into an even more success
full screen triumph. Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox has just paid $175,000 for
the rights to THE Late George
Apley," the John P. Marquand-
George S. kaufman comedy of Bos-
tons Beacon street life. The studio,
an original investor in the drama
which Max Gordon produced, was
reported at first to have paid $275.-
600 for the property.
The extra 100000 is now pre-
sumed to have been represented in
Its original outlay. Mr.. Gordon, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15

C0I. INV 1895 Go. Ave. NV.
CE. $500. Mot. PM,
Healthfully Aforementioned
Today only = WILLIAM BENDIX.
Joan BLONDELL in DON JUAN
9OlLLIGAN." At 1875. $40. 5:45,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-15
Peggy Goes Prepared

I dODL WOOD.
Peggy Ryan took 3,400 st. Chris
topher medals for servicemen when
she few out on Pacific entertain
ment tour.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Court Order Sought
To Sell Louise Home

District Court yesterday afternoon
was petitioned for authority to sell
the Louise Home which has cared
for elderly women since 1869, in
order that more modern struc-
ture may be acquired in place Of
the large but old brick building on
Massachusetts, avenue NV, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
The petition was filed in behalf
of the trustees of the home, per-
petual corporation. through Attor-
ney George C. Gertman 1t declares
the sale of the home Is essential to
the more efficient administration OF
the charity and maintenance of the
institution"
Established in 1869 by the late
William w. Corcoran, banker, and
founder Of the Corcoran Gallery OF
Art, the home consists of a large
brick building on plot of ground,
running full block in length. 1t
houses approximately 20 elderly
women. Mr.. Corcoran who died In
1888, endowed the home with $685.
900.
The petition is in the form of q
friendly suit, Mr.. Gertman said. It
names a. defendants IA descendants
of Mr.. Corcoran's grandchildren.
Telling of the need of repairs to
the present structure, the petition
states it is the desire of the corpo-
ration running the home to con-
struct a modern fireproof building.
The late Mr.. Corcoran established
the home as a memorial to his wife.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
|Gebauer Displays
Maturer Vision in
Violin Recital
BY ELENA DE sAYN.

Preceding, a New York Town Hall
appearance and a South American
tour, Werner Gebauer, former con-
cert master of the National Sym-
pnony, returned to Washington for
a recital in the Phillips Gallery last
night. Expertly accompanied At
the piano by Paul Ulanowsky, Mr..
Genauer presented an interesting
and varied program which gave evi-
dence OF maturer artistic vision
and greater technical accomplish
ment since his spring performance
here.
The violinist's greatest achieve
ment OF the evening was the play
Ing OF Bach's unaccompanied CHA
come" Associating Mr.. Gebauer
with music of a bravura type in the
past, and earlier in the program, it
came rather as surprise to find
his capacity for deeper expression
and to discover in him more sensi-
tive and refined musician.
The repose, Which ACCOMPANIED
his performance OF Tie sr>ii r>iiaaconne
and the minimum of bodily swing
ing motion, in which he is inclined
TO oVerindulge otherwise, were as
much to be commended as his salts
Tying penetration into the style of
the work. reflected in an unusually
oeautlful phraSing and greater
warmth and vibrancy of tone. The
Chopin -Wilhelmj "Nocturne, On, 27.
No. g." played toward the end of the
program, was another outstanding
number POLITICALLY conceived, with
an individual touch added by the
use of the mute.
Two modernistic works, given first
local performances last night. Mr..
Gebauer's own Variations After
Josef Joachim" and Antheil's
"Sonatina," were made musically
interesting and ineligible by the
perfect collaboration Of the two
partners. Mr.. Gebauer's work
showed ingenuity and unquestion-
able gift for composition. Antheips
sonatina lies well for the violin, has
beauty in its lyric passages and,
while favored with dissonance, is
pleasing throughout.
The concert opened with the
Geminiani- Ysaye Sonata in D."
followed by Kreisler's brilliant ar
rangement of Schumann's "Fantasie
in c Major, Op. 1871" Mr.. Gebauer
plays at all times with a great deal
of fire and, while his tone is not
overly strong, his innate apprecia-
ton of the poetic makes up for its
deficiency of volume or lack of dra-
matte fervor. His readings show in
tellect and are always thoroughly
worth while. The program closed
with Sarasate's famous fantasy on
the airs of Bizet's Carmen" effec-
lively played, if somewhat devoid of
that peculiar insinuating genre
usually associated with the famous
character.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Dunbar High to Mark
18th Anniversary Nov. II

A public meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Paul
Lawrence Dunbar High School is
included in a schedule of events
celebrating the 18th anniversary OF
the school, which will be held No
vember q to 80.
The PTA meeting will be held at
8:15 pm. November ~. Other
events are pupil program at $3.50
pm, November %, celebration Of
alumni day, starting at 9:35 am,
November 20, and public alumni
meeting at 8:15 pm, November 80.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcort. J

FURN. HOUSE or apt. in Northwest for
May j to June 10. Any rent considered.
uNFtRNIsH2D Uni hsi SHED HousE-aovernment ex-
ecutive. wife and three children urgently
need three-bedroom house by June 10.
preferably suburban area. Reply Box
WANTED TO RENT for 3 summer months
furn. home in WASHINGTON suburbs; must
room and bath or lavatory on lst floor.
CHEVY CHASE-Bethesda area, by highly
recommended tennant, property upkeep
guaranteed, do minor repairs, some deco
rating Required April 30. EN-. 727l.
WANTED or 3 bedroom furnished or
unfurnished house or apartment for fam
play and not too far away from Washing
ton. VIII pay for value received. We
are furnished-house landlords ourselves
and know how a tenant should act. Civil
isns. % Six months to year permanent
GIENoRGEToWSNS-CAT NV. area
English interior decorator, young musical,
children. no pets; GEORGETOWN residents
past year: require furnished house; rental
to $500 month: exceptional local social,
business references. Phone tonight after
Z RcaT ? F. offPPiciERs' fPi wife and child require
furnished house: will pay up to 500 mo-;
would also consider unfurnished house.
uNFuRNisHED OR ROOMS, D. c, Va
REsPoNsiBLE CoIoRED FAMILY will
best references HO S2S5
Evening star., 1945-04-06
THE EVENING. STAR, Washington D. C. . BIS
DAY
SUBURBAN SALIVA. (Cont.).

SO0VNpAN SNss-vN. NSont.I.
COLONIAL BRICK, LYON VILLAGE
spssal Ssd1ms xs BRICK yns DID, BITE BOO
rms; bSisk Eas,. yTs old $500 slsso 1,m.
efse s41S No. sae Wssn ssd stah cH RAshs ssis
WAyERLY HILLS - Colonial brick: we'll
place. large study finished in knotty pine;
room iayatory: fuli basement, ' oil h.-Wh. ;;
garage: this is splendid location and
q ssS2. RsxIrY y eS aaof waCn 2a
BRICK S1Ef "a aApE i"ea coD-A,trac,lve home of 3
in hne ne residential area Of nearby Va, The
20 ssi s he he m IS
rm. with fireplace, den OF bedrm,, with
tuIl bath; dining rm.. fully equipped q
and sundeck. Priced at sI3.!5o. substan-
3 3951 Wilson 5lva; t.. Arlnston Va CHI
x1.815 OR TRADE--small acreage for
Al, home: apple and shade trees; ch,c6sH zen
eash nisfe ssa5o 5"s mo 0as Boss aref cH Ds57 55
detached brick. years old, very clos close -. to
near shopping center; 2 bedrms., tile bath
with shower, bright living rm., dinette;
kitchen with metal cabinets seasoned
hardwood floors. light finished woodwork
full basement; oil air -cond. heat; complete
set OF storm windows. doors, copper screens:
fMMEp1arH TsTy hS1s fonq PossEssIoN@s-rm s % M bath
!, brick: full-size living rn with fireplace;
exceptionally. large dining rm 9;;r fully full
on lst FIR: 2 very nice bedrms and Y
bath on End hr.; full basement; outside
entrance: auto. oil h.-w. heat; laundry
trays; lge. fenced back yard with extra
space for victory garden; detached garage;
convenient to shopping and transp. Price.
S10.5OO; substantial cash. WILLIAM w.
JOHNSTON Arlineton Trust BLDG, Ross
lyn. Telephone CH, 070O, OK. 81
1-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, baths fire.
place. / acre, town of Vienna, Va, price
Sf.5O0.
5-room dwelling. bath. hot-water heat.
beautiful grounds more than l acre, town
of Vienna, s. 500
4-rcom cottage. acre. 81, miles west
of Falls Church price $4,000
Ia acres Groom house bath on End
floor. u bath on ! st floor, shower in base
ment Deep Freeze REFRIGERATOR. lear ga
rage, tenant apt. overhead. poultry house
and cow shed, 10 miles D. c, price
S1G500.
I 5-room cottage, bath. hot-water oil
heat, electric refrlgerator gas RANGE
Venetian blinds. located IN Falls Church:
beautifully furnished price $500 RAY
| BARNEY, Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna = :
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER returned from overseas
end wife desire furnished or unfurnished
beHss or apt MRS nfs1 ERv1S or a ss
APT. OR HOUSE, unfurrl.. 7 to 8 rms. ;
will meet any reasonable. hgure. HENRY
LoWINGER. NE l452:
EXECUTIVE private industry permsnentiy mar
tached six-room house. Phone AT. 6365.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED home.
two or three bedrooms, for sixty days or
your price viii be satisfactory. AT. e365.
1T. CoMDR. from Turkish Embassy wants
TO rent 2-bedroom furnished house for
wife and children; urgently. Please call
CoMDR., U. S. n. on nrst shore dut,
after 10 yrs at sea, needs home for self
and wife: finest local refs; will sign lease;
furn. or unfurn. house or apt: pref. NV.
Beth, Chevy Chase, Arl., Alex. OR. 1912
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM house or apt.
required for family Of three, preferably
fHsnshea psnts ed wo rental 4o, S5o-$2oo
house Or . or 8 bedroom apt. from end
April for summer or longer. Vicinity
Mass. or Wis. aves. preferred. HO. 1910,
ys Ext SS2, 8 or or OR s399 Sunday; Sunday;xr
hss't ts5 tsn Fses not MRS K sf5fse f2
NNSNbiEs4fktc11vE NSsa5i sfkhftc11vE a.ushter 1t. Com g.
mander. wife and white nurse, urgently
from previous local landlord. OR. 0374.
LADY, two adult daughters, require un-
furn. 3 or 4-bedrm. house NV for oc-
eupancy on or before June LIST. Wo. 6075.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

AND 3 ACRE TRACTS. within commute
ing, distance Of WASHINGTON, suitable for
building, Sl,1O0 per acre: in country club
section. Call MR.. SAUNDERS, Bradley
OOO3. Ewes, WI. 5l4s.
q ACRES clear ground on 7 Locks rd,
- mi. south of Rockville. $4,000: hard
road, 45o' frontage. Apply OWNER, WI.
627l, to $50 pm.
GfoLEsvMLE.s ;, acres, acres, miles from ? E;
ca cash; b. esll ssas AVON sHocKEY' OR. 224A
5-ACRE TRACTS. with ESQ IT. frontass
restricted building sites. 81 900 each
tract, 25G cash, balance 5 yrs. OWNER,
ST.. s551
3i4 ACRES, building site on knoll. 550-ft.
road frontage, plenty Of space for Garden
and chickens; electricity, telephone. well
already dug 10 mi from Washington.
1850. 500 down, $50 mo VERNON NJ.
Phone Alexandra 5a0a Closed SUNDAYS.
> ACRES, zoned industrial, on Brentwood
rd. ne; also vacant lot, 1st commercial,
near 18th and SITS. ne Call WO 9l4o
between = and q pm. r E. HEITMULLER
ACRE LOTS, highly improved. Chevy Chase.
Md; NV. corner Conn. ave. and Jonesviila
rd. SOC 50. #. and p acres thotel. apt.
house site); Chevy Chase, D. c. ts,e. corner
Conn. ave, and Legstion, st 81. 81, 50. fl:
5. 10 and 25 acres, highly improved. 'front.'
gressional Club, ! sc 50. # 5 to 30 acres.
! nile bevond club. SC a So II; Colesville
pike. ! and acre lots. SC a So, #. FULTON
r: GORDON, owner, pioneer developer Of
Chevy Chase, D, C, 427 Eye St NV, DI.
$3.50 till { pm Brokers attention
Evening star., 1945-04-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. 'tcontD

SUNNYBROOK - 3 = bedroom bungalow,
large sun porch. driveway. coal air cond
full Easement, rear yard fenced and sodded: /:
near schools. shopping center and bus:
owner going in service: will sell with or
without furniture. CLYDE r. ADAMS.
HR. SR.0H SILVER SPRING. acres and COM
Portable 9-rm. and bath, asbestos siding.
farm-type house in excellent condition:
coal hot-air heat: Philgas: chicken
houses. Scar garage: lots OF fruit. berries
and grapes: long frontage on paved road;
good neighborhood. about 5l2 mi. from
Silver Spring; circumstances force owner
to sacrifice this desirable place at only
PRicE PfHcE' g. " CO. Me- NE 1850. 81 $3.50. .
$500. 81 800 cash: 2-story half brick
half shineie, :, yrs. old, containing 5 rms.
tile bath. open fireplace in living rm., sid,
porch modern kitchen, full basement, air
conditioned heat, steel easement windows
on CAPITAL Transit busline: monthly pay
ment OF S65 includes taxes, principal anc
interest, Call w. L. Primrose, D. H
JOHNSON CO. MA. s298, ewes. WA. s1S4
NEAR ROCKVILLE-h acre land: 9-roon
house, baths basement. hot-water heat
coal furnace. stable. chicken house: zoned
for tourist home, convalescent home oil
other business; near bus and railroad
transp,, schools, stores and churches; ! D.
min. drive to Naval Hos! ital, Bethesda
Price, -slo,5oo: terms, 81 500 cash. bal
NER-J. E. KELLY. Rockville. Md. Phone