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Evening star., 1946-11-09
HOLLYWOOD Heads Eastward
By SheiIoh Grohom

Clarence Brown for choosing to
make Lights Out" It's the story
OF blind white man in the South
who likes stranger he meets on
a train and invites him to his home
for week end. The stranger, who
accepts the invitation. is colored.
Kathryn Grayson does solo con-
cert in Sacramento, Calf, on Mo-
vember IA. It's a sort Of break-in
for her long personal appearance
tour with Johnnie Johnston start
ing the end Of next month. :.
Danny Thomas was having q heck
of time getting his 8-year-old
daughter to eat her supper. You'll
eat it up he finally screamed, "or
60 to bed without it." Miss Thomas
surveyed her parent calmly, then
said, "Cut! Print 1t" She hadn't
been around the sound stages for
nothing!
Richard Hart emerges from
scene with Greer Carson and his
eyes are red with weeping-for the
picture, of course. "How did they
make you cry?" this reporter asks
sympathetically. "The old glycerine
in the eye dropper," says the too
truthful Mr.. Hart. On the sec
ond day of shooting the new For
ever Amber" the unit manager
celebrated the first anniversary of
starting the first Forever Amber! {!
/. Patricia Morrison, the huntress
in "Tarzan and the Huntress," lets
down her hair In the jungle. And
she doesn't require wig. Pats own
locks measure 80 inches in length.
X = X X
Gladys George is true to Pinkey,
her cat. Gladys was recently elected
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National--"Apple Of His Eye
2:30 and $50 pm.
Lisner-"Joan of Lorraine; 2:3t
and $50 pm.
Capitol-"I've Always Loved You"
$50 am, 1920, $40, 6, $3.50 ant
11:40 pm. Stage shows: 11:40 am.
2:30, $50, $40 and II pm.
Columbia "Rage in Heaven; II
am, 1850, 2:40, 4:30, $40, $40 ane
10 pm.
Earie-Deception";; 1o:45 am
1855, $40, $40, 1855 and 9:45 pm
and IL am.
Hippodrome-"Have You Nothing
to Declare; 2:40, 4:40, 6:35. 8:15 ano
$50 pm.
Keith's-"White Tie and Tails"
1850 am, 1855, 4, sos, $40, 10:1(
pm. and 1915 am.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3t
and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Strange Love
of Martha Ivers";; 10:45 am, 1885
$40, $40. 7:30, Gas and 11:55 pm
Palace-"Two Years Before ths
Mast: 10:45 am, 1885, sos, sis
7:25, 9:35 and Has pm.
Pix-"All Laugh Show; /. 3:45
$50, 9:15 pm. and IL am.
Trans-Lux-News and SHORTS, con-
tinuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

did would make an American girl
as pretty as Miss Bergman. Or as
healthy looking. But it might inject
a new note and flavor into q court
ship that has grown boring with
repetition of the standard routine.
What is more, in Miss Bergman's
case, it worked beautifully as q way
to happy marriage.
u 4 X Y
If you are anything like Play
wright George Kelly-which would
be a fine thing for both you and
the American theater-don't dawdle
any longer about getting your play
written. That is because the play
you are writing may give you an
idea for another play. At least, that
Is the way it worked out in Kelly's
case.
His latest play, "The Fatal Weak
ness" which has the additionally
exciting quality of bringing Ina
Claire out of retirement, is a
thought that came to him while he
was correcting proofs on his last
seasons drama, 1.-THE Deep Mrs.
Sykes"
Kelly could hardly wait to get
the proofs finished on MRS. Sykes"
before starting work on 1.-THE Fatal
Weakness"
Being an orderly sort, he did 1t,
however.
1.-The Fatal Weakness" will be
the, Theater Guilds fifth produc-
ton on Broadway, and the most
exciting opening since the same
sponsor injected 1.-THE Iceman
Cometh" into the current Gotham
drama schedule.
That is a lot of piano playing
Arthur Rubenstein does sight un-
seen in the Capitol's 1--WE Always
Loved You." but the artist was paid
well even If he never appears in
the picture. Republic Pictures,
which had the inspiration to en-
ploy Rubenstein to. sit-in on the
oOQllO VI DIN lOI SdGllC1 1ilC MCACOO
and Philip Dorm, paid the concert
master a cool $4,000 for the re-
corded score.
Now, Junior, will you practice
your piano lessons?
II X X X
Bulletin board: All Warner
neighborhood houses will run Arm
istice Day matinees on Monday i. . i.
Kings Row." prize winning olds-
ter-it was made in 1942-will be
reissued by Warmers. :. It is set for
the Metropolitan next Thursday.
The censorships appeal board of
British Columbia has given its ap-
proval to Howard Hughes "The
Outlaw" RKOs much discussed
SISTER Kenny" will be Keith's next
attraction.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

from q local hotel room because she
insisted that Pinkey had to live with
her. recall that Pinkey figured
largely In one Of Gladys divorces.
Gladys now is the bride Of Ken
meth Bradley, who was a bellboy
when she married him.
Melvyn Douglas is nothing If not
a Southern gentleman. He had to
lift Rosalind Russell from the floor
to chair nine times for a take in
their Guilt Of Janet Ames." With
a man yisibly expiring, Douglas was
asked by the director, Are you
tired?" "Oh no." puffed Douglas,
"it's only the emotional strain that
gets mel" Errol Flynn won't be
back in Hollywood until next spring,
but he seems to have abandoned his
trip around the world in search of
treasure or fish, forgot which.
Instead, Enrol is staying in Aca-
pulco, Mexico, to make a fortune
he hopes-on the ship. used for
''Mutiny on the Bounty" Errol is
converting it into a floating palace
Of entertainment.
Hugh Herbert's book, ME and
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Teen-Age Doncing
Planned at Nye House

Girls will do the asking" at the
teen-age canteen dance from pm,
to II pm, tonight at Juanita K. Nye
Council House, $50 Eighth street
S.W.
The girls will be given the chance
to select their dancing partners
during the costume affair in which
participants will be dressed as
either DAISY Mae" or "L1 Abner." +"
Prizes will be awarded to the boy
and girl having the best costumes.
The jitterbug, rumba and other
modern dances will be demonstrated
by Jeanne Kaufman and her
brother Eddie,s youthful dancing
experts and volunteer helpers at
the housee, which is Community
Chest agency. ..,.. .s.. s.--.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
HOLLYWOOD.


aArch Of Triumph is closing
down November Is for 10 days while
Charles Laughton, Ruth Warrick,
the director and. the producer fly
East for the opening OF Ingrid
Bergman's Joan Of Lorraine" In
New York on November 18. I think
this Is the first time that the pro-
duction of picture has been sus-
pended because of the desire to
honor a star-but this star is Spe-
cial. New York will be full OF
Hollywoodites within few days be-
cause Tyrone Power is flying to New
York for the opening at the Roxy
Theater of "The Razor's Edge" on
November 10. Anne Baxter will be
there and so, probably, will be Gene
Tierney. Clifton Webb already is
there and, according to Ty, he steals
1.-THE Razor's Edge" lock, stock and
razor.
Ann Sothern has turned down
the newspaperwoman's role In "The
Bride Came @. o. d. at Columbia.
Ann says the part Is too much like
Maisie. i. had to laugh when
q commentator said that Jack Car
son and Janis Paige were two
some. The real truth is somewhat
the opposite. Janis, after a whirl
with Cubby Broccoli, now seems to
prefer Bob Riley, press agent at
her studio. 1.-THE Voice Of the
Turtle" finally has cleared the
Johnston Office. 1t has been made
so clean that stars who were in
terested in 1.-THE Turtle" before the
publication, now are not quite so
interested. Ethel Barrymore's
son, Sam Colt, is also her agent.
It was through his efforts that
Ethel landed the role in "The Para
disc Case" Now all that remains
Is for the picture to start.
X X n X
This being National Flower Week,
I want to hand a posy to Director
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Ingrid Bergman Literally Ran
Into Love With Her Husband
By jay cormody

easily couhp heard that hope
won't mind it being printed.
Hfe
a Sweden
outdoor affair, life easily be
Evening star., 1946-11-09

In Sweden. One of the delightful
aspects of it was the long runs they
used to take together. Not walks.
Runs. And long runs, mile after
mile, UP hill and down, and with
time out only for catching their
breath and looking at Sweden's love-
illness.
Miss Bergman was telling the story
recently to an American acquaint-
ance.
He could not believe that anyone
ever took long runs as form of
courtship. Miss Bergman assured the
astonished fellow that that was Just
what she meant. Everyone, she said;
ran in her family, even her uncle
who was in his middle 70s when DR..
Lindstrom returned home last sum-
mer to see him.
DR.. Lindstrom, despite all his own
running, was bit disturbed to find
his wife's uncle racing from chore
to chore on the farm. He asked why
the elderly man persisted in it.
II have to, more than ever now"
the uncle said. "You see I'm getting
on and have less time"
Miss Bergman, by the way, walks
like someone who might break into
comfortable run at any moment.
Another angle of the story about
her running courtship that has its
nice flavor is one that relates to
the knapsack her husband, then
suitor, always carried on his shoul-
ders on their expeditions. For long
time, Miss Bergman, thinking it was
food, eyed the knapsack covetously
Running made her always a hungry
girl, but DR.. Lindstrom apparently
never noticed it.
After she got to know him better,
as two people will who go for long
runs, Miss Bergman decided upon
direct action.
"Why don't you open your KNAPP
sack?" she asked Peter one day.
He opened it. 1t contained a COL
lection Of bricks which, he figured,
made running still more healthful
pastime.
1t is doubtful that running as she
Evening star., 1946-11-09
School Job Open:
| $50 Pianos Here
|Need Tuninu

District Purchasing Officer Roland
M. Brennan is trying to find piano
tuner who will adjust from $50 to
200 pianos in the public schools.
Mr.. Brennan said he sent out let
ters asking several tuners for bids
There was no response.
AS far as he knows, the instru-
ments haven't been tuned since
1912, and he believes most of them
are pretty sour" by now.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

My Pineapple Face" is due to hit
the bookstands early in December.
Hugh, now toiling in "A Miracle
Can Happen" has been writing the
book for the past seven years.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1946-11-09
TODAYS NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters Having Mauness..

All Time Schedules Given In Warnof
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature -
Presented.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

KENNEnY Kennedy Mr.. 4ih NV.
ees'A RA. $500. Mot ! PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Today Only-PAT O'BRIEN, CLAIRE
TREVOR in "CRACKUP." At 1,
3:05. $40, 7:20. 9:25. Cartoon.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

HMME TZ3U 81. NE.
eeS TR. slss. Mot. Pm.
CONDEMNED 10 DEVILS Is
LAND" treissue). At 2:l5, 5:55,
$50. RICHARD DIX, NINA VALE
in MYSTERIOUS INTRUDER. At
3:40, 7:20. Plus Laugh Hour. One
Full Hour of Cartoons and Comedies.
At 1, 4:40. $40.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Mr.. and Mrs. More
Honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Hornet AT Supper

Among the many events of Eas-
ter evening was a buffet supper
at which Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marie entertained at their home
at 209 Bellview street, Moss Point,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. M. Molloy
Harnett of Lexington, KY, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
r. Killing.
Flowers were used effectively
about the house and in the din
ing room an Easter cake, thanked
by white candles held central
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mares guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond R. Killing, Miss
Joan Hardy, Private Bart Swan
ton, and Private Steve Popiely of
Keesler Field, and Ensign Hermes
Hague. Miss Marilyn Marie,
daughter of the host and hostess
was also present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

sisted by her daughter, Miss Sue
Rush who sang an appropriate
solo.
Mrs. c. r. Wilson, the study
leader, then discussed the second
chapter of the book Gross Over
Africa, which the entire society
is studying at present.
Mrs j. L. Coker and Miss Rush
were welcomed as visitors.
After the meeting had been dis
missed with the WSCS benedie-
ton a social hour IA enjoyed.
At this time. the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. j. L. Coker and
Mrs. Rush in serving sandwiches
and cakes with a soft drink. Each
one present was presented with
miniature baskets holding Easter
candies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
April Meeting Of
At South
School Thursday

The regular meeting of the
South School Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION was held in the school
auditorium at 2:3O O'Clock. Wed
nesday, April 10.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Max Dossett, the president,
who led in the repetition of the
Lords prayer.
A musical program was then
given by the children of the
school under the direction of their
music teacher, Mrs. Robert Heri-
tage. Included in the program was
a series of Indian, Folk and
Dutch dances. These were under
the direction of Mrs. Kenneth
Wood, teacher of the morning
group of the third grade.
A highlight of the meeting was
a talk by Mrs. Agnes Bryan, city
schools nurse, who brought to
the attention of the members
some of the things the health de-
partment is doing for the school
children. She explained some of
the fine points concerning the
health clinics that will be held
during the early part of the sum-
mer for the benefit of ~pre-school
children.
Mrs. Bryan explained that the
school nurse is the link between
home and school as far as health
lis concerned and urged members
of the organization to take adj
Vantage of these clinics in order
to prepare the children for school
during the summer. She also stat
ed that definite dates for the
s~clinics will be published.
Miss Kathleen Keil, the school
principal, made a talk in appre-
citation of the beautiful curtain
(which has recently been installed,
and which was presented to the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Mrs. George Fdrrogut
Has Open House In
Honor OF Miss Odom

On Thursday evening of last
week Mrs. George Farragut kept
open house at her residence in
Eastside honoring Miss Marquee
tie Odom whose marriage to {.
S. Naples was to take place the
following evening.
The hospitality also took the
form of a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Odom and each of the
sixty or more guests arrived with
a pretty and appropriate gift for
the honoree. Among these was
a set of china presented by the
freshmen class of the Moss Point
High school of which Miss Odom
was a member.
The presents were received by
Miss Odom at a table where she
was seated with her mother, Mrs.
r. B. Odom and which was love-
ly with spring flowers. Similar
blossoms were also in evidence
in other part of the living and
dining rooms.
Mrs. r. c. Pittman of Biloxi
presided over the punch bowl
and was assisted by Mrs. Farra-
gut and Misses Lila Jones and
Doris Farragut in serving punch
with cake.
Miss Mary Farragut presided
over the book in which guests
registered.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
MOOSE ARE LOOSE

Whitefish, Mont, AP.-Moose in
the woods of northwest Montana
are feeling their oats.
DR.. J. S. Mcfarland, former
state game warden, reported one
attacked his automobile on a road
in the North Fork country, but
sensibly desisted when it discov-
cred the car could not be butted
off the highway.
Later, one challenged a car
driven by Rancher Louie Vaver-
land and Vaverland had to kill the
animal, Deputy Game Warden
Ross Wilson said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Mary Lindsey Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Mrs. H. L. Coker

The weekly meeting of the
Mary Lindsey circle of the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
of the First Methodist church
was held with Mrs. H. l.. Cocker
as hostess at her home at 1905
Harrison avenue, April %, the
session being marked by a full
attendance.
The meeting was opened by the
chairman, Mrs. James c. Dye af-
ter which Mrs. E. w. Rush, the
spiritual leader, led a devotional
on Prayer" in which she was as
school by the P-TA, and express
ed deep gratitude to the mem
bers who so faithfully cooperat-
ed to make it possible.
After the business session, the
members adjourned to the cafe
terra where a refreshment course
was served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Miss Cannon WEEDS
Jesse Pace At Home
Ceremony April Il

A wedding beautiful in its SIM
plicity was that of Miss Louise
Cannon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Cannon of Admission, Ala,
to Jesse Pace, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Pace of Purvis, Miss,
Easter Sunday, April 81, at 2:30
o'clock in the afternoon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bryant, 1103 East Lincoln street,
Pascagoula, was the setting for
the ceremony which was conduct
ed by the Reverend M. S. Var
nado, pastor of the Calvary Bap-
fist church.
Only relatives and a few close
friends were present for the oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pace will make
their home in Pascagoula where
the former is employed at ingalls,.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

The cheese known in America
as Swiss" is known in Switzer-
land as Emmenthaler cheese
(from the valley in which it orig
mated in the 18th century,.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

Cockroaches will eat practical
ly anything, including paint, and
like it.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

SWIM TRUNKS that will stay
neat in satin-back raypn and
cotton twill. Prints or solid col
ors. From ..-.~,~~-,v,.,..@ $3.50
T-SHIRTS in cotton or jersey
with long or short sleeves. Sun
yellow or ocean blue. All sizes.
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l.OO
ALL-WOoL SWIM TRUNKS
that are extra strong, have an
elastic quality, dry quickly. Navy
blue. From ...........~., $685. to SS.S0
Evening star., 1946-06-30
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

ELPHIA-wAsHINGToN exchange;
modern 3-bedrm. house. large lot, excel
neighbor, suburb Phila., moderate rental
for similar house this area. RE. 1o.o'
Elk 42SS.
WILL EXCHANGE 6-room suburban home
in Philadelphia for the. same in virginia
or vicinity. Box 3s0-L Star. -3o
WASHINGTON, d. c., 2-bedrm. uniurn.
apt for 2-bedrm apt or house in Harris
burg Hershey, Pa. or vic. Call De s5oo'
Ext. 973. from to &, or HO. 3'o9 eyes eyes
ATLANTA. GA. white frame, 3 bedrooms
: baths convenient transportation, ex-
change for > or 3 bedroom house Viclnity
Washington Box 37S-R. Star; So
PHILA -WASH.-6-rm. detached. all orlcH
earage, 5 yrs ole: h.. lot 6ox9o' re-
stricted n e. suburban; will exchange ior
like dwelling in Wash. or nearby Md rel
erences exchanged Box 44-M, Star. 80
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house NV. sec
ton, S65 mo. for 1-bedroom apt. in mod
ern apt. bldg. NV, not over $50 mo- BOX
MODERN 6-rm. semidetach house. Arl;,
Va, OPA ceiling, S62 80, for modern l,bed
apt, D C, Sc. or ne; not over S42 5o.
WOULD LIKE 2-bedroom apt. in eX- ;
detached home: tgEn Or gnfnTn;i in Chevy Ch Y
Underwood St, Chevy Chase, Nd. WI, 1851.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

bath house in good condition near Walter
1897 after pm.
COUPLE, no children, no pets. desire A to
s room house or apt, unturnished, IN
NV area in permanent private ouSlneSIS3' 1HI3
oaaIep GalI pay Up t0 500 per month ca 5o ~
NAVAL OFFICER, perm. duty. needs "a
bedroom house about Aug. !; excel. care
assured SH. 3o07, i
GOVT OFFICIAL. NAVY VET. wants sub
or apt: conv shopping; or 3 months;
two school-age children; no pets: 500
Sl25 per month. Box 131 R, Star. i
wishes 2 bedrms, furn OF, unfurn.;
sduits: I owner care guaranteed ref. Tenn +.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. up to $3.50; three
son sest eef Asc ca IF Or s4a so
NAVY 1T AND WIFE desire furnished
ssH'f h iao5 R@} EXT 4Ss 8 ss
1T. COMDR. needs permanent house, ant;
sss. UR Rss ,sS M
s'og Or ROOMS. mr.. trsnsp.; prefer Prince
GEORGES Co. Man dn1o and wife no chiiaren
coGPLE with 5-year-old child want to
nssby s Md GHnsaSn masmum so5 81 bGaSe
FITERaN e4 RAN needs ses unfurnishsd house wife
fransports fna SeaS9i ton tnl Box ssa.R Star 80.
VACANT HOUSE in No5thxest: ,6m,. ten rooms Yans
IT, sfse coz EefuIsSS sSp vi BABY szDseted
September, desire z or bedroom @ mouse 3 seo or
rs un5sFnShea cbsFtnSp s hof or sS
Permanently LOCATED business execu-
tive wants to rent 3-bedrooms house IL in
sapaney CT afs5 sn9sFoan or Tthn sEs % months
HONE. unfurnished for family with chill
atsE atsly MIS- MIS- SAfIS NARY hreesas cARR & 4455
bedroom @ house. '' northwest. Virginia or
MaTyIsnd; a athIes a ADULTS; as impediate posses
Exn.MIARfNE ssn OFFICER. empl of Library of
ssS n Sy PSsns MI sS so vi!
needs unfinished house. bedrooms any any
best be- 's references: nS 500 top: Chevy Chase
Bsiisa BshsEsa Sff1cEs S5sf h1H with s family snd
self contained part house for year; rt,hre three
MonGag, sSa5GamS Ex suSaaS5 Ssdo. Ext ss esa' sa4
hhsnse; hsis: 10 Ions time lease Phone 10 to. s.
MI4 oF r. foSk tsSs a appkrs g. s45s
Toom hoase in NRoTthwest B.
MsEaps MnMMEa Rstsff 4sGeea desired
couple with daughter 16: prefer 2-eedroom
house Or a9sa aao6 july H. August septem
: AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL. permanently sta
toned WASHINGTON, requires house or APT;
MR. BADGER, EN-. 1900 or GIL. 1795. IS
permanent professional status and mother
bedrooms. automatic heat WI; 1906.
NAVY 1T. COMDR. desires suburban two
bsdroom house fasnis1sa Wa tfhn Sahn
Tas1o' TWo SAvY "a w oFFicEKs desire two;apt.
rooms Cali WA ss5o,
j5aouse within 35-mile radius Of Washing.
fcnol and reasonably quiet. Please call AT:
S055 after pm. sunday or weeKdays-2
We ARE ahd in esptan
and no place to live: want furnished house
coUPLE WITH Two BABIES seeking per-
msnent unfurnished house or apartment
seeommodatioS. o noefsitsa 10 DE- se%sGis' s4s
YOUNG COUPLE and montn-old infant,
want well furnished house in auiet neigh
'borhood. in or near Washington to Sept.
yard, 3 or more bedrooms and iavatory
sRITisH SoUffn and child hid want ant to 'o'g rent
Furnished house; at least bedrooms; pre-
GoV!T. GoVS!IT"' ATToRSEY viii vii take 5-ye.r lease
On house In D. c. or suburbs II allowed to
remodel and decorate. Box 437-R, Star.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
HOUSES UNFURkiSHED.

WILL SHARE large house with small. GI
family: exchange for care of : Children
during 3 working days; drive TO D. c. Qaliy.
BOX 369-R. Star. II
IL ROOMS (S bedrooms, , baths. oil
b VIII large porch. lawn and gardens,
scar garage; 3 blocks to shopping CEN
ter in Silver Spring. $500 per mo. Box
p-o-n -
Evening star., 1946-06-30

BURLEITH1very attractive s-rm. tapes,
2 rear porches:, located on. beautiful lot
very attracsively tl.a s shrubbed. detaehed ga
sponsible purchaser: Cau Mr.. Mccall. sH
sss 81 fNe a Re St IoSo
18th ST. N.W.-Brick semidetached, 10.
Gated on attractive lot and in beautiful
Sc hepe sre Re
room. Kitchen and M buffers pantry: two.
sa 0 sun ana K iii
Q pm: F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504 Connect
icut ave. NV.
BETHESDA, Excellent det. brick center
condition. Contains lse: liy. rm. with .iire-
DIP u.rs
Sa's%fs. 5ssgsssHn RRz1Y ~
MOVE RIGHT iN-Exceptionalally smart
Silver Spring on about y acre: bedrooms
bar. Q freplaces, oil heat; lovely grounds
sh9S gS Place ySH Se Rfoad 10 ts,n 8Mn
and ewes. ask operator for Greenbelt 3773.
OPEN u TILL $500 rsrrasut ave,
Kensinston, Md; attractive 5-rm. bunga-
/ lOW, attlC ana Iull DdcGHcHts Oil ucAlt
corner lot. To reach: Out Conn. ave.
! extended to Farragut. right on Farragut to
house. MODERN REALTY CO, 9601 Ga.
! ave, side entrance. SH. 1141. This ONCE
will not be open today. Call Monday.
WOODSIDE PARK, Silver Spring, Md
year-old modernistic home on large nicely
| tive living room, dining room. kitchen.
There are 3 lovely bedrooms and 2 tiled
baths on End floor. Beautiful recreation
| room. oil &C. heat. built-in garage. For
appointment to inspect call Mr.. Northern,
81. 1885, with BETTzELL.
OPEN SUNDAY, TO I P.M.-Nearby vir-
Of these two brand-new homes Of rooms
and Q baths featuring a spacious first
| floor bedroom with complete tile bath.
stitute materials used and of quality con-
struction. Drive out Lea hwy. less than a
mile beyond Falls Church, turn rfeht on
| Rosemary lane. 8 blocks to eeAton lane
and right again to our sign. MITCHELL
QUICK. Dl. 1881.