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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
On The Limb
BY GEORGE LYLE. JR.
For the NNPA News Service

PHILADELPHIA - TIE Fenn
RELAYS have CONE and gone .or
snoihe. year. and as usual, meg
we-e = ,a.rs @. 10y 70 TIE behold
e. irst IS i. YOU ~ere crown
snc enjoyed seeing yc-s kln CO..
srg The thing ~ Tigat
Ire biggest attraction ~ss ne
performance Of two guys one
named Reggie arc IRE ctntr ID
ren-c. Resgl q tire Pes-rnaa
can. did T.gh, well tos me folks
Anchored two OF three relays snc
breezed IN n from; Lorenzo. on
TIE cher hand. was quite ctsy
guy Ran on iwc winning relay
teams. Won TIE bread lrrrp ana
~ss second il the century.
TIE t.Eges. dissppo.ni-r en- vas
tie sncw-ng made ~ OLYMPIC
soo-re;er champion Ma Whit
field O. OHIO STATE Makes IS
won5e. JUS; how he managed 20
WIN anything unless me possi-
ton vas sw.ully pu;g.d. Of
course. have heard i narrated
around ira: TIE LONDON victory
hss rs6> Ire gCy l.itle haru 70
se. along w.;r. out Ia hate 70
4 -E ira; !; S true Fame Is 50
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
MAKE NcAA

MAKE NcAA
Hampton and Florida \. 4 N
have been accepted into full
rnsrbsrship in the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
While this dees not guarantees
them games with conferences
members. /; is . step toward
building better relations and
possible entres into circles
which have been sor;s" taboo
hsretotcre.
-r.s q. coarse IS 10; the ...si
s.re ;-sf Negro institutions have
-eer accepted mo the SCAA
--skegee Ter one. has been st-
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premium within 81 DAYS from
date L was due
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Miss Schuyler
Is Married

Brig. Gen. Cortlandt Van r
Schuyler escorted his daughter
Miss Shirley Schuyler. when she
was married last evening to 1t
Edward Stanley Saxby, son OF
Mrs. Harold A. Saxby of Rich
mond. The 8 o'clock ceremony
took place in the Post Chapel al
Fort Myer, Rear Admiral Stanton
w. Salisbury, Chief of Chaplains
United States Navy, assisted by
Maj. Gregory j. Lock, Post Chap
lain, officiating.
Gen. and Mrs. Schuyler were
hosts at the reception that fol-
lowed at Hop Hall. Fort Myer
For their wedding trip, the couple
went to Hot Springs, Va, ano
upon their return will reside ir
Alexandria.
Miss Patricia Edwards of Maple
wood, N. j., was maid of honor
and Miss Patricia M. Moore OF
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Debut Day Set

Miss Lisa de Kaufman, daugh-
ter of the Danish Ambassador and
Nine. de Kaufman, will be pre-
sented to society by her grand
mother, Mrs. MacDougall, widow
Of Rear Admiral William Dugald
MacDougall. Mrs. MacDougall
will give a dinner party for her
granddaughter, December 27 when
Miss de Kaufman will share
honors with Miss Margaret Harper
Glenn, debutante daughter OF
the Rev. DR.. c. Leslie Glenn
rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette Square. d
Miss de Kaufman is the great
granddaughter of the late former
Representative MacDougall OF
Auburn. N. Y. 4s =
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Yours,
Joseph harrington Gets Report on World
From Natives of For-Off Truk Island

Joseph harrington, delegate
from Hawaii, blew in from the
Far East Sunday just in time to
accompany his wife on the gay
afternoon party whirl. AS men,
ber of the House Public Lands
Subcommittee on Territories and
Insular Affairs, Joe has spent a
month travelling with other men,
bers to just about every place in
the far Pacific area where Amer
leans are welcome.
How was the Far East?" some
one asked. Hot" he replied.
And politically" continued his
interlocutor. Loaded with dyna-
mite" he answered, adding that
the fear of communism in that
area makes every one feel as
though they are sitting on some
thing about to explode. Then
there was a humorous, SYM
patico touch to the trip.
One of the places they lighted
on during their cloud-bound trip
was Truk Island, the war famous
atoll in the Caroline Island group.
To celebrate their arrival. the ma
tives did a dance, complete with
sticks, short ballet-like skirts of
straw, ETC., and they accompanied
their gyrations with a song,
which, of course, was gibberish to
the American listeners. What did
the song mean. the committee
members wanted to know? Then
they were told. Translated into
English the title of the song was
THE World Is in. Bad Condi-
ton
So all that talk about carefree
natives going around with flowers
in the hair, fishing poles in the
hand and a tom-tom at their
feet to beat out. "Bonga, bonga
bonga. I don't want to leave the
Conga," is a hoax. Even out
in remote regions Of the sunny
Pacific they know that the world
is in a bad condition. What's
more, says Mr.. harrington. they've
known it for years. cause the
song is one of the oldest in their
repertoire.
Speaker Sam Rayburn writes
friends that he's leaving Texas
Christmas night to return to
Washington. That will give him
about a week to get set for the
opening of Congress. Peggy
Palmer leaves tomorrow to spend
Christmas with her good friend
Mrs. Francis P. Garvan, who has
an apartment in New York but
thinks they'd better celebrate the
holidays In her house at Roslyn
Long Island. At least it will give
her six children, six in-laws and
IA grandchildren a chance to
take a bath.
The Jefferson Pattersons will
spend their first Christmas as q
family of three. They have
adopted a baby girl since their
return from Egypt few weeks
ago. The former counselor at
our embassy at Cairo, who Is
currently awaiting his next as
signment. says that one Of the
wonderful things about the Egyp-
tian capital was it's proximity
to the Sphinx. Simply to look al
it makes you feel so young. he
said, 49,
Evening star., 1949-12-21
MISS NABUCO.
Upper lett.)
MISS MUNTHE DE
MORGENSTIERNE.
Upper right
-Glogdu Photos.
Embassy Row
Entertaining

The Bolivian Ambassador, Senor
Don Ricardo Martinez Vargas,
was host at dinner last evening
entertaining in honor of the newly
appointed United States Ambas-
sador to Bolivia, Mr.. Irving Flor
man. Other guests included the
Deputy Assistant Secretary OF
State, Mr.. Willard F.. Barber; the
Bolivian Ambassador to the Or
ganization of American States.
Senior Don Guillermo Gutierrez;
and the Bolivian Ambassador to
the United Nations, Senor Anze
Matienzo. Other officials from the
State Department at the dinner
were Mr.. Irwin B. White. Mr.. Shell
don T. Mills and Mr.. Harold M.
Randall.
The Air Attache Of the Italian
Embassy and Signora Unia gave
a cocktail party yesterday honor
ing Gen. Cesar Lovera OF the
standing group of the Italian
delegation to the Atlantic Pact
conference. Gen. Lovera has taken
a house at 1921 Garfield street
and is expecting his family to
join him early in the new year.
The retiring Chief of the Pro-
curement Office for New Zealand
and Mrs. P. j. D. Cronin were the
guests Of honor at a farewell party
yesterday given by the CONNER
cial Attache of the New Zealand
Embassy and Mrs. r. w. Mar
shall. Guests included the Am
bassador and Lady Berendsen.
members of the stats of the en-
bassies of Great Britain, Canada.
Australia and South Africa. with
officials of the State Department
and of the Procurement Office.
One Of those invited who failed to
attend the party was Mr.. Kenneth
Futter Of the Procurement Office
who became the father of a AZ
pound daughter yesterday morn
ing. 4sss a.4
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Maurice Rice
of Washington celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary recent
ly in st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they have been staying for several
seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice have lived
in Washington for 36 years and
they have one son. Mr.. Leonard
w. Rice, and one daughter, Mrs
j. Robert T. Snyder and two
Evening star., 1949-12-21
8v Befh BeoIt

Ted AcheSOn, brother OF Sec
retary of State Dean Acheson,
tells this story that may or may
not indicate that some !egisla-
tors occasionally get lost in a
state of confusion. Ted looks a
little like his brother-he's tall,
slender and also wears a mus
tache, but his curly hair is lot
blonder and his manner less con-
servative.
Nevertheless Ted was strolling
through the Mayf1ower lobby one
day when he was suddenly &C
costed by a Senator who greeted
him with warmth. well, we'll" :"
said the solon as he shook his
hand, How are you, Mr.. Secre-
tary, etc., etc. Excuse me-"
said Edward Acheson, "but I am
not the Secretary of State, I'm
his brother" "Oh," replied the
abashed gentleman. retiring with
some confusion.
Sometime after that the same
Senator spied Ted somewhere and
rushed up to him. "Oh, Mr..
Secretary" he broke out cheer
fully. "the funniest thing hap
pened the other day. went up
and greeted man that I thought
was you and it turned out to be
your brother!' History doesn't
record what Ted's reply was.
Speaking of the Acheson BROTH
ers, their sister, Margot Acheson
Platt, and her husband Gardner
have moved back to Washington.
They left here 312 years ago when
Margot was taken i'll, but now she
looks fine and they are going to
live here, having taken a house on
Dent place.
What Capital talent can do
when it puts its mind to it was
revealed at the Andre de Limurs
house the other night. Washing
tonians invited to subscribe to an
amateur show entitled "A Variety
of Errors" were downright amazed
when they found themselves face
to face with some really good
entertainment. The postdebs
whose idea it was, whipped up
the show in two weeks time
raised $3.50 for the police fund
for Christmas baskets for poor
children in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Emily Post

A reader sent this criticism:
your reply to the hostess who
was embarrassed by her guests
saying grace surprised and disap-
pointed me. It's sad commen-
tary on our age when people are
embarrassed by the act of render
ing thanks to God!
Never for a moment was my an
swer intended to criticize the say
ing of grace, but I do think under
the circumstances it would have
been better had she bowed her
own head and said it silently
rather than express public reproof
of the hostess's failure to say
grace herself.
Personal Business Poper
Dear Mrs. Post: Don't you think
my employer, who is an executive
of large company, should have
smaller letterheads made for more
personal Office correspondence
such as, when a reply to a formal
invitation is sent from the Office
for business reasons?
Answer: I agree with you that
he should have some paper Of
smaller size with merely the street
and number of his office on 1t for
use on such occasions.
Necessary Guests
Dear Mrs. Post: The wedding
and reception in question is to be
very small, perhaps so guests.
There are to be no children in
vited. But what about the three
young brothers of the bridegroom.
Are they must?
Answer: Very definitely. yes
unless they are too young to be-
have properly and there is really
no one to look after them.
Did you know your letters
reveal your character and per-
sonahty? Mrs. Posts booklet.
No. 502, Letter Writing" giues
some model notes and tells ho,D
to improve your letters. To
obtain copy, send 10 cents
(coin preterreG and scent
stamp to her, care OF The EDe-
ming Star. P. o. Bor SO, Station
G, NeW York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Society News
Debutontes From Diplomatic Corps
Make Formal Bows at Embassy Fetes
By Katherine M. Brooks

ington for many years, and a
great-granddaughter of Hileary
A. Herbert, Secretary of the Navy
in the second Cleveland admins
tration.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y.
Wheeler II were hosts at dinner
and with their guests went later
to the embassy. Others who gave
dinner parties preceding the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
H. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer and Mrs. Rose Saul.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

Fort Myer and Miss Patricia C.
Moore of Arlington were the
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Ryland A. Saxby of Rich
mond was best man for his brother
and the ushers were Capt. r. j.
Davenport, 1t. H. M. Findlay,
1t. r. j. McCarroll, 1t. H. j.
1t. E. r. Brigham, 1t.
w. G. Allen, 1t. w. Carter and
Mr.. Philip Van r.. Schuyler.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
HOLIDAY Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houston
Bearden have gone to California
to spend Christmas with their
son -in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Hans Henningsen at
Long Beach. They will join their
daughter, Miss Lynn Houston
in their home, Orchardals
in Chevy Chase, early in January.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Dances.

A pre-Christmas dance will be
given tonight, beginning at 7:30
o'clock, at the Andrews Air Force
Base, and a similar party, start
ing at 8, will be given at the
North Post, Fort Myer. For res
eryations call Columbia Obs.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

j. w. writes: "Here is a sketch of
our arrangement for fastening and
christening our umbrella quickly
from the tractor without messing
around with wrenches. We slipped
a 1-inch pipe threaded at bottom
over the end of umbrella stick and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15
WATER HAMMER IN PIPES

H. E. R. writes: I'VE have an cleo
trio water system with the water
piped into the building with drink
ing cups in the barn. When these
are used, it makes a noise in the
water pipes in the house, which be-
comes rather disturbing at night or
in case of sickness. Our plumber
told us to put on a length of pipe
as an air chamber, but it doesn't
help. What is your advice?"
This noise is what is known as
water hammer, and is caused when
a flow of water is stopped suddenly.
Your plumber gave you the correct
advice, and if it did not stop the
trouble, it was because it wasn't in
the right place or large enough, the
opening into the air chamber isn't
as large as the pipe, or the air cham
Der has become waterlogged. You
may need such an air chamber in
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15
Farm Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
By L. w. DICKERSON
GOOD TOOL

w. j. B. writes: THE diagram
shows a handy gadget 1 made for
fishing nuts, bolts, small wrenches,
ETC., from auto transmissions and
other inaccessible places. 1t it made
from stiff wire such as a fly swat
ter handle, should be around 18 to
"a inches in length, with a A-inch
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15
TRACTOR UMBRELLA FASTENING

put a rivet through pipe and stick.
We also put a 1-inch pipe into the
umbrella clamp with a coupling on
top. To fasten you simply turn the
coupling on and to %unfasten screw
apart. Keep coupling creased well
so it will unscrew easily"
Note by I. w. D.-Seems like a
good idea for saving time and trou-
BILE, doesn't it?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

Below: The John Deere
14-inc h m m err Mill
grinding ear corn. Notice
the wide, hared feed table.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

At Right: The John Deere
No. 114-A Roughage Mill.
The big-capacity travelling
feed table Is governor-con-
trolled for smooth, even
feeding.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

of
motorists the u s.
smasa-ups to flat tires a by
by Richard Lauterbach
Evening star., 1949-10-02

NHE American Automobile Association,
Il popularity known as the AAA, is COM
pletely unlike any other nationwide organiza-
ton in the U. S. For it's 100000 motorist-
members the AAA does everything from pull
ing them out of snowdrifts to fighting for
construction of dream highways.
In recent months the AAA has performed
Evening star., 1949-10-02

Flshed out baseball bat which a members
small son dropped through grating in Pitts
field, Mass.
Rushed an expectant mother to hospital
during storm which blocked Wyoming roads.
Found the upper plate of a set of false
teeth lett behind in St. Petersburg. Fla,
tourist cabin.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
by Richard Lauterbach

the following guardian angel services among
others:
Delivered oxygen tanks to Brooklyn hos
pital during blizzard which tied up ambu-
lances.
Captured and removed an elusive mouse
from the front seat of frightened ladys car
in Vancouver. Wash.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
PRICE REDuCED
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I URGENTLY NEED 3 or 4 bedrm.
brick house in Bethesda area, up to
100000. ! live and operate in this
section and will help you get the best
possible price for your home Phone
Mr.. Brill. WI. 7105. with SHANNON
q LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV.
WILL PAY CASH for your home, any
condition, any section; white or
colored. MR.. MORSE, DU, 1858;
ewes, SH. 5000.
I WANT TO BUY nice 3 or bedrm
home. Have all cash. Consider any
nice location. Box 298-A. Star. IL.
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE tor
your frame or brick house No COM
mission RE 1855: ewes. AID. GAIT
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
cali r. A. HUMPHRIEs, Reaitor. sos
North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free ap-
praisals. Results since 1919.
WILL PAL all cash for houses,
white or colored. any cond. or To-
cation. Ewes, DE. 0sS6.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
CHEVERLY

S12.950. Brick Cape Cod on large
level lot: bright rooms. fully
equip. kit; oil &C. heat. concrete
side porch. This is en- opport. to
purchase prew8r brick home in
Al neighborhood at reasonable
S. DAVIS & co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
RAMRI. RI.ER-S1945O

Md.-To be constructed
by one of our best builders on a
magniflcent wooded lot of approx
mately half an acre. This attrac-
tive. ranch-type house contains six
rooms, two baths. garage. and ample
partial basement. Dashboard con-
vector-type hot-water heat with oil
burner. PHILLIPS, CANDY e. Full
LER. 1912 18th st. NV. ST. 240O;
ewes, WI S066 10
Evening star., 1949-03-10
PRINCE GEORGEs COUNTY

fkINCE GEOHGES COUNTY
cHEvERLY, 59o4 Forest rd.-sale
or trade. prewar-built, In perfect
s0be bedrm nen a. Hn se roe m p.cson ass tsaafs Sy
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors,
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-7-rm. brick.
equip. kit, bedrm.. tiled bath and
shower; End mr.. master bedrm:
and 2 large bedrms.; also q full
tiled bath: ample closets in all rms,
lge: storage space; outside sntr. to .
nS,1s fH dry bsmt o., h-sh COPPER
lot; reas. priced good terms. Call
Mr.. MARKEY, ST. 1903, Hickory
MT. RAINIER-why buy rm.
house when can sell you, an rm.
for the same price; desirable, neigh;
borhood. low down payment. Call
Miss Pursell. uN. 1926. cox &
RTVERDALE. MD. mr.. school; 5-rm..
Jath. bungalow f1oored attic, beau
ment Do A. Fl r. S sEfpENsPINNER Esf1 SsR Sfse Real
tor. 6o37 BALTIC. blvd, Riverdele,
Nd, WA. 1910. IL
POSTWAR BARGAIN, s12,ebo1Hy-
Is fenced M sfceilsn. 1essti9n &c; s,b csl
ATFFSTTdN, hF1FHzEh5 Dt dr,mssoo slGHi cash. ses
mo New 5.room bungalow, base
QyIcKs ST. ~ {; ewes, cH. st65,'
FIVE ACRES of BLUEGRASS: Glenn Dale
s1y ssnts5um tssass Hell hsUie SU s0qn 81
IN. In fstis BGSeAfow. &c S4isi $1,000. aos
ssh, ssth Phi Seat tAIi4b,lm P1eas.1. Md and and
Landover Hills-Brick and frame;
5 rooms, bath, expan. attic. garage;
both homes less than 10 yrs. old:
nice sized lots. Asking price. $40
750 and 5000; terms. WA. 800;
fERRYSoswEl9 fTss Yo SSas nc, n %A saoe f7o1 T.
NExR fysii ANpkhWs an sa!W1sF Fffhp-Nev III, rms.
sad oha bath 1Sn 6asemeRt' opGsN Sil hss OILY
NEAR Tz 4ssG aNDRE%s sysS T1ELDNew FK fsei z sim
baths; also a new bungalow, 5
s2eunS: Ss Sna FORD oiID :: = %sSsRsaANs,' s'' ST., %
sasoo He sslsi BRICK sxss btSc1Low IN sTe1 custom
with radiant heat, tile window siiis,
concrete front and rear porches,
basement, laundry trays. gas H.
VIII, DeautlIuliy Sltuhteu near SHof-
your checkbook. ROYCE L. PARKS;
32l7 18th st. ne, MI. 4470 till
vic. 5. HYATTsvILLE-s7, 200 buys
this delightful, small bungalow. full
bsmt.: large yard; ] block from
school, home for family with modest
income: less than 81 900 down. Call
NJ. Ss6a' Ssbra' UN. 1925. cox &
PRICE, RR5i ny, s1,soo -. 5-room and a bath
bungalow conv. located; nice large
shady lot. $1,000 down. $50 40
monthly payments. uN. 1925
MoDERNP aoi1 : COUNTRY HOME. prewar
built of quality materials; 6 rooms,
] "a baths. h.-w.h.: situated on beau
tifully handicapped -acre site; con-
venient to stores and transportation;
D. c.; substantial cash required
Call DI. 1918 till 9 pm. WIN H.
SAUNDERS, INC. IL
HYATTSVILLE[5- frame bun
galow, large fenced lot; 2 blocks
from new shopping center and bus
line; only $3.50; S1.75o down, Sb7
per month including taxes and in
Lanham Park-Lovely 4-room brick
bungalow, full basement, oil heat;
large lot; S10,500; S2,10o down.
Ssisses sass snsd s'1s pfr month including
Riverdale-Lovely Cape Cod brick 81
bedroom home, tiled bath, fireplace.
full basement. oil h.-wh.. storm
windows, porch. garage; near every
thing; S13,5O0; terms to suit. LOUIS
MILLER, 53O3 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsvills. UN. a723; eyes,, UN.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Alta VISTA

ALTA VISTA
styled, 6-rm.. IN bath
brick homes; all;elee; kit.. lst Il
den: FHA-GI: only 81 800 down.
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR
lst-f1. bedrm. and bath, prewar brick
const., attached garage: 2 blocks
to shopping center; only S1s.950.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
6-rm., 21a-bath brick home, of Mill
tary I'd: widow must sell; only
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Near Indian Spring Country Club;
almost new 6-rm., h-bath brick
home, attached gar., all elec. kit;
only S1S.a50.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Sligo Creek Park; owner
must sell: 7-rm., 2ia-bath brick
home, attached garage. den and
solarium: only S25 800.
We invite you to phone today for
appt. to inspect these rare bargains.
Victor Wickersham Realty
OR. 21OO. Open . to 2 pm 10
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
$14,25O. Near Sears store. St. AIMS
and all schools. shopping and transp.
First fl has liv rm., din. rm.. den
and kit; 3 bedrms. and tile bath on
2nd r.; fun basement, h-wh A
very good home on a nice street
Excellent condition. Phone OIL 1904
until 8 pm. SYDNEY KARR,
Evening star., 1949-03-10
THE GABLES CO.
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. =

Af-O HIIIII Nv . II =
THE MAJOR SAYS SELL"
Oficer transferred and will transfer
his title to some lucky buyer of his
fine home at 402 Brandywine st.
Sc: semidetached brick. rooms
and bath. full basement. oil &C.
heat; selling house completely fur
nished; only Sl2 $50, 5000 down.
Phone FIR 1857 till pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
W picked a won,an's handbag"
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

ROCK CREEK FOREST
Lovely detached brick home: lee. ltv
rm., din. rm.. all-electric kit, fine
bedrms, 2 baths, built-tn ear: i'm
maculate cond. Call for appt. to in
spect this beautiful home.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 It'll . pm.