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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Broadway Chatter

Nee York C4e IVA Folks
". broadway has settled back
after the facing - "StaaahoA ana
the couple 81 DAYS of .aappy win
~ weather na' the nlfefles on
broadway ana Harlem are as suls
rs ~ ever s net mere les SIR
boz the aeevny is really on sex.
Comedy ls pasa. the natfos are
pat Factoring befey laugh # The
.ela DAYS hut beIley shakes q the
nee strcaml.ns aeo rorsp twis.
tiers ayr the vogue Bras. eirdles
and stockings are the fasoritc
ADDS m your local mag In West
Germany; IT outdoor glamour with
iasi enough covering ~ the lus-
fraalsln~ 20 flae a Russian SPY.
see what mean
Word sccns N that The DEF
RIVER B0YS has rounded up the
appel IL for cycling Us talent nj
teries in London. bat Paris wants
70 see some Of America. post war
talent And from Hollywood
comes word that The Theatre own
ors 81 America wants the Screen
Actors Guild Il discipline Il mem
hers that bring disrupute on the
group The Ingrid Bergman Ros-
sellini affair has snurrcd the dust
ing eff many cid moral
Dock Saz'aare and the Mad
laas: featuring JIMMY nrTTS
viii nreem in Bop City Mar q
The INK SPOTS boosted he Ruf-
falo Thea; box offica IN Buffalo
to - grand BILLY ECksTINE;
slated fer Chs Royal theatre
April :. PEARL BAILEY,
singing eommediennc in the Broad
way shit. Arms And The Girl
elevated TO co-stardom with Nan
ctte Fabray and George Gnentary.
Without Pearl there would hardly
be an evening at the theatre
The life Of Saint Paul" BY the
Rev Urban Nagle and presented
by Black Friars Guild "a historic
rs we'll as geographic; but as
play; Il is somewhat static and +.
eposodc. The life Of the eelebrat
ed SAINT might find a gripping |
medium in a full length movie.
JOSH WHITE; the ballader has
added his ten year-old daughter |
Beverly to his already Father and |
son 1r.; team. Out Of the hun
drads Of actors and actresses ar
rayed IN the display Of talent Of |
the Columbia. only one Negro |
stands in the midst Of the featnr.
ed plays and that's Hattie McDan-
iel What about the one tenth of
our nation? Huh That's what the
boys below the Mason Dixon line
is trying 20 prevent in Congress
these days.
Artie Simms and his whisper
ing quintet il stated for six
weeks stand in one Of the Board
walks swankiest cocktail lounges
IN Atlantic City. CEDRIC WAL
LAS has about the ciassiest and
most versatile eombo in the bust
ness today. And those three
tan euties on WoraIY real eye,
full boys But the Amsterdam
News 1850 Debuiant ball at Rock
land Palace Mar. will be Har-
lens top social event Of the sea-
son.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

To make room spring merchandise we are reducing
the prices on all of stoves at prices you can't afford 10
miss Come in and get yours now These Prices are subject
to stock hand.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Satchmo Slated For
n. Y. Roxy

~ 1esk AtsasA teas Sal
ehs Arr stfaHs ssea hand Is
49, ~ fer IL seeer3 faH Al New
AeeAs RaNs Iheatie afsai April
- MAY Eaf tea aeoks
q - >att hsas = currently 50 the
coast Aa
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Douglas Park
Center Closes Next
Week

Douglas Park Community CEN
ter, 510-l2 East Grove street; will
be closed next week; Julius X.
Davis; president Of the recreation
and playground commission; re
ported today.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
A-2O %* THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C..
DR.. Mcmahon Broadcasfs
Plea for Christian Unity

Religious controversy and ooliti-
cal action are no help to the cause
Of Christian unity, in the opinion
of the Rev. Thomas j. Mcmahon,
national secretary of the Catholic
Near East Welfare Association.
DR.. Mcmahon said in a broad
cast from Station WINK here
yesterday that the practice OF
faith. hope and charity is the
best way to strive for unity of
Christian churches.
"And the greatest of these is
charity" he declared.
DR.. Mcmahon spoke in connec-
ton with unity octave" OBJ
servance to be marked by eight
days of prayer between January Is
and Is by Catholics throughout
the world. The prayer Is for
Christian unity.
Evening star., 1950-01-16

the first white settler of West Vir-
ginia, friends recalled. He at
tended the Fairmont State Nor
NAL School and received a law
degree from the University OF
West Virginia in 1887.
Setting up law practice in Fair
mont, he became city attorney in
1901. He served as judge of the
intermediate Court of Marion
County from 1907 to 1912. From
1915 to 1920 he was a member of
the Public Service Commission of
West Virginia.
Mr.. Morgan served as Governor
from 1921 to 1924 and came here
to serve as Commerce Department
solicitor in 1927. He held that
post for five years.
The former Governor served in
the infantry in the Spanish-Amer-
ican War. He was a 32d degree
Mason and Methodist. ..
Mr.. Morgan is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Alma Bennett Nor
gan, whom he married in 1902.
They had lived in the Mayfower
since 1888. A son. Albert Morgan,
a lawyer in Morgantown,. w. Va,
. also survives.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
Inspector Lutz Chosen
Head Of Thrills Event

Police Inspector Clarence H.
Lutz has been appointed general
chairman of "a Night of Thrills -
annual event sponsored jointly by
the Association of Worshipful
Masters of the District of Colum-
bia and the Matrons and Patrons
Evening star., 1950-01-16

Association of the Order of the
Eastern Star, it was announced
today. Inspector Lutz is mas
ter of Hope Lodge. No. 20.
The date set for this years
field day, pageant, crowning of
the Queen and circus is Friday
June Is, and it will be held at
Griffith Stadium. The proceeds
will benefit the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Henry B. Cusick, president of
Evening star., 1950-01-16

the Masters Association and mas
ter of Warren G. Harding Lodge,
No. 80. presided at the meeting
of the Masters Association last
night at which announcement was
Evening star., 1950-01-16

at Bethesda Ma
val H ospit a !.
where he had
been a patient
since December
81.
Mr.. Morgan,
who lived in the
Mayfower Ho-
tel here would
have observed
his 81st birth
day today.
Born in Mar
ion County, w,
Va, he w a S
descended from
Evening star., 1950-01-16
Donaldson to Speak

Postmaster General Donaldson
will speak at a dinner of the So
ciety for Advancement of Man
agement at $50 pm. Thursday
at the YWCA's Barker Hall. He
will discuss postoflce reorganiza-
tion plans.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
Ephraim F. Morgan,
Former Governor Of
West Virginia, Dies

Ephraim Franklin Morgan, for
mer Governor OF West Virginia
and retired solicitor of the Com
merce Department, died last night
Evening star., 1950-01-16

made of the plans for the
Thrills" event.
About 70 per cent of United
States movie theaters are in
towns of $4,000 or over.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
Army Not To Take More Seattle Waterfront Now

SEATTLE (P)-The chief of the Army Transportation Corps, Maj. Gen. Frank A. Heileman. reassur- ed shipping men yesterday that the army has no immediate plans tC take over additional space on the Seattle waterfront.
 "How much future expansion is in store for our army transporta- ton setup depends on what hap pens in the war in Korea and the rest of the international situa- tion," the general said during an interview. Meanwhile. require ments for the Far East theater are being met adequately"
 General Heileman said the Seattle ports primary job is Alaska.
 Under the present army trans portation program" he said "San
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
HERE'S AN ENTIRELY NEW KIND OF FISH STORY
 FRIDAY HARBOR, Wash.

n1DA1 I1AISoO1l, w ooil' When dog bites a man it is gen. orally opined that such story is not news-but when a man bites dog it is classed as news.
 When a man catches good sized salmon it is news but not the spectacular kind of story, even in the waters off North Beach but when a man catches an 18- pound king salmon on dry lands with his hands, no line or spin ners-that is definitely a piece of news.
 That is what happened to Ed Gibson Sunday evening about sundown. Ed was taking his dog out on the beach for a stroll when he saw something floundering on the sand. At first he thought it was sea gulls fighting over mor- sel of food-but on going nearer he saw that it was a large fish. It had evidently been trying to get away from a larger fish or seal and had washed up on the beach and could not get back to water.
 Gibson took hold of the big fish by the gills and practically drag ged it up to the house, surprising the family with the news that he had caught it on land.
 There are fish stories and fish stories, but this one came from the lips of Postmaster Gibson and we certainly do not doubt his word, as Mrs. Gibson told the same tale even before we heard it from her husband.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
Jungle Cats Go On "Catnip Jazz

CHICAGO, (R - A bushel of catnip was tossed into the lion house at the Brookfield ZOO yes terday. Minutes later, the animals had the place jumping.
 It was director Robert Beans idea of throwing in the catnip- just to see if anything would hap pen.
 The animals-lions, tigers, leo- pards-responded with an assort- ment of capers and catnlp-ups that amazed even Bean. They be- haved like over-grown kittens. And like cats, they appeared very fond of the catnip, the we'll known strongly-scented herb.
 Tommy. l6O-pound Indian leopard and regarded as danger ous, appeared to be trying to gig gle. He sniffed the herb, rolled ol it, and then staggered around drunkenly with spray of catnip draped over one ear.
 Three brother lions - Coger, Colby and Herman-acted very alley catfish. Coger howled; Colby chased his tail; Herman rolled on his back, gazed dreamily. at the ceiling and gurgled.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The weekly luncheon was held at the Polaris Grill Tuesday. Pres ent were A. Saario, A. Polet, George Beacon, Dick Cornwell, Jim Walsh, Don Lyle, Larry Gal win, Dewey Goodrich and Martin Troutman.
 A communication was read by A. Polet regards George Sundborg and George Armitage, scheduled to arrive in Nome on Sunday. Au- gust 27. Arrangements will be made for a general dinner meet ing of interested citizens on Mon- day, August 28.
 Larry Calvin spoke of having visited in Kotzebue and highlight- ed the interesting points of his short trip, suggesting that it would be a good idea for all Chamber members to make such a trip.
 Also discussed was the closing of Marks Air Force Base and it was suggested that communica- tions be sent. to such individuals as Delegate Bartlett, Governor Gruening and the Secretary of De- fense to urge that the base be maintained in view of the present war situation.
 A. Polet presented the draft of descriptive letter to be mailed to all interested individuals concern
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
SOURDOUGH TOM WATSON SENDS GREETINGS

A special greeting was received by the Nugget this morning from a group of former Nomeites who are at the Multnomah Hotel in Portland enjoying a get-together at the Sourdough International Convention. The message was brought personally by Shirley Mcintyre, stewardess of the Pan American from Tom Watson who was in Nome and the Kobuk from 1900 to 1917 and who now lives iH Torrance, California, also Claude Shea and l.. Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
EXCAVATION ANGLER NETS GOLDFISH

CHICAGO P)-Heavy summer rains flooded the concrete founda- ton of an abandoned building site on the north side. Neighborhood kids got some poles and went fish ing in it. The amusement of adult observers turned to amazement when John Spajda, 8, hauled in two goldfish. The best guess was that the fish had been tossed into the pit by people who won them at a nearby amusement park.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23

ingthe forthcoming Chamber of Commerce booklet. It describes said booklet and solicits their ad- vertisements.
 It was decided to have copies printed and distributed to all po- tential advertisers.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
Dorothy Thompson.

Dorothy Thompson. who left suddenly for the States due to the illness of her mother, returned to- day with the sad news of her mothers passing. She remained with her father a few days before starting north again.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23

Capt. and Mrs. Robert MorriseY are the parents of a baby daugh- ter born Tuesday at the hospital. making three daughters for the Morriseys who are stationed at M, A. F. B.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23

Francisco is set up to handle a large part of the Far East theater supply. But, Seattle is geared to take care of the overload, the same as San Francisco would do if Alaska became the main thea ter"
 The general, completing an in- spection tour of West Coast ports, was to return to Washington, D. C., today.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-23
TOURIST BOOM 

SELF .f1EsAF6O
 PORT SAID, (P - The Royal Mail Liner left Java with 360 ba- bies aboard-and arrived at Port Said with 400. Explanation: 211 of the passengers were expectant mothers.
 The ship was under charter to the Dutch government to repatri- ate Dutch citizens from Indonesia. Instead of traditional shipboard sports, classes in child care were the most popular activity aboard.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

LOVELY FRAME BUNGALOW-In the
most beautiful and convenient sec.
tion Of Takoma Park completely
renovated inside and out; rms. (3
bedrooms), bath, fireplace. porch, ali
on one floor. huge semifnished ex.
pandable attic; full basement; ga,
NV H., garage, fine level lot; should
sell quickly at S15,25O. Ewes, cal
IA. 1924, FRANK s. PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BETHESDA

Two-year-old brick Colonial home,
near National Institute of Health
and Naval Hospital; large liv. rm.
with fireplace. formal din. rm.. IL
by 90 Ponderosa, pine -paneled den,
y bath. equipped kitchen completes
frst fl. plan; 8 bedrms. q smaiD and
bath upstairs; full ''ground-level"
bsmt. with outside entr. connects
with attached garage. putting
green lawn and shrubs are
fronted by concrete walk and paved
street; Venetian blinds, storm win
dows, and beaut. dusty rose gros-
point broadloom wall-to-wall carpet
Ing included. Substantial cash re-
qujred. For information call Mr.
William Kagan. -.
Open Sun. Noon Till Dark
Directions: From Bank of Bethesda
out Old GEORGETOWN rd. annrc%, ~
mi. to Ryland DIR. Turn LEFT
block to 9Th house on right. 33l1,
and our open sign.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes. ia. 4-1600
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BURNT MILLS HILLS
SILVER SPRING AREA

OPEN DAILY. 2 TO 5
A fine estate of PA wooded acres
with stream. White brick. French
style home. Prewar construction. 5
ssedrmTs.' ssdrT.' baths, two Y baths. 3
mod. elec. kit; dble. garage; GE
h.-w.h. Full bsmt., lge. clubroom
and Dutch oven. Terms.
Directions: Out Colesville or N. H.
ave. ext, and follow arrows. ROB-
ERTS E. LATIMER. Builder, GE.
1870; ewes. and Sunday, GE. 4635.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BETHESDA
NEW BEDRMS.. Q BATHS
So1 SnN

5506 HOOVER ST.
Near National Institute Of Health
and Naval Medical Center, churches,
stores, transp. First A.. liy. rm.
with fireplace and mirror over
mantel, din. rm.. 2 bdrms. tiled
bath, rear porch. fully EQUIP. kit.
md H.. 2 lge. bdrms., tiled bath
Many spacious closets. Sodded lot
57x135. Full bsmt, gas &C. heat
Open la Sat. and Sun.
TO REACH: Out Wis. ave. 70 Banl
OF Bethesda. bear left on Old George
town I'd. to Mckinley St, left
block to. Grant st. right blk. II
Hoover. left to home r. H. BEST
INC. Realtors Builders, SllS Wis
ave. WI. 3633
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUNGALOW. Sc 00O

1924 Penna. Ave. Sc, VI. 2sO2 It'll 9
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

Attractive well-built home. with firepl
in liv. rm.. full din. rm. p.enty OF
cabinets in kit, nice den and full
bath on 1st floor; 3 bedrms. and
bath, on End; finished bsmt. with
shower bath; 2-car garage. Excel
lent location. Only $4,000. Call
ST.. OTIS, Il
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
On about an acre home site this
the ADVANTAGES of pleasant country
living with the convenience Of close
ness to town. A large L-shaped
din. rm. has an interesting fire-
place with wood. box; large well
eouipped kit, bedrms.- and bath
bath and rms. are insulated, have
plumbing and electricity, and are
ready for easy finishing; excel. heat
ing plant. full bsmt: breeze way. to
large 2-car garage. Please call Mrs,
CUSHARD. Realtor, OR. 4o3o *
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CHEVY CHASE
BEDROOMS III RATHS

This lovely brick home. in
one of the most fashionable
sections of Chevy Chase, over
looking Rock Greek Park, is
only 1R years old and is IN
excellent condition. Among
the many fine features. it of
fters fireplace in living room,
separate family-sized dining
room. complete kitchen with
dining area, enclosed porch off
OF living room and a half
bath plus den complete the
flrst floor. The full basement
has outside entrance and gas
heat: $1,000 worth Of COM
bination storm windows and
screens: lot. 1S0 #. deep;
price. S22,500. with convenient
terms. Call Mr.. Wells, WI.
$500. for further details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HILLCREST

HIGHLY DESIRABLE COLONIAL,
BRICK ON LARGE CORNER LOT
IN AN OUTSTANDING LOCATION,
Spacious center-hall plan. 6 rooms
and 2 complete baths; also powder
room on 1st H. and in bsmt.; ,3O-ft.
liv. ,rm. with firepl.; screened side
pine recr. rm. and workshop: all
natural trim; copper plumbing and
guttering; storm windows and Vene-
tlan blinds throughout gear de-
tached garage; lovely lawns and
shruo6ery. Priced at S35. 900, which
Is weli-justihed. You must see to
appreciate. Glady shown anytime.
but you must have an appointmen
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. Ave. Sc, vi. 2sO2 It'll o
Evening star., 1950-11-04

SILVER SPRING NEAR FOUR CORs
New brick rambler. bedrms.. oniS
sSres $4,000 tif,s diown. liv. rm;. din. Tm.
wood floors; 3 Hks. to public school
3 to parochial. Priced under Sl 4 900
Call Mrs. Williams. SH, 7205
cox & CO.. 81. OTIS. q
VlERS MILL VILLAGE 1000
$1,000 down. Two bedrms., iiv. rm,
large Kitchen. BY OWNER. LO
Evening star., 1950-11-04
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDAS BEST BUY - Very un-
usual and charming stone and frame
home with slate roof. in the choice
residential area: rms, 3la baths,
2-car garage; fine level lot, approx.
sion; positively must be sold before
Nov. l. Ewes, call WO. $500.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. 10
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BRICK BUNGALOW BEAuTY-s,
REAL CALIFORNIA RAMBLERs. On

70 I'll dark. Size, 81 BY "A r.
Liv. rm. &c. by 13. massive fireplace;
din. rm.. fully equip. kit, 3 bed
rms; baths. gas heat: on beautiful
Knoll and view. opposite new Wheat
on Recreation Center and Catholic
church: school being built: eXcep-
tionally planned, built and value.
On Claridge rd., of Viers Mill rd
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO, INC.
SH. 71Ro or 81. 6300 0.'
Evening star., 1950-11-04

oRCHARDALE, Md. S1s.950-Hers
priced and ready for occupancy in
about 30 days; 6 delightful rms.
powder rm. and bath. To see this
good home, call WO. 23O0. EDW. W
JONES 81 CO.. INC, Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HoUSES-SAlE-S.E. Cont I
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
HILLCREST

Detached Groom brick with Isrg,
lot on Branch ave; gas heat: built.
IN garage; full tsmt.; 3 bedrms..
oatn; nice yard. BY anpt. only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-OO4o.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
GARRETT PARK
ROCK CREEK HILL

ROCK CREEK HILL
On Knoll overlooking Rock Greek
Park year-old brick home with
good construction and interesttng
floor plan: wide reception hail. liv
rm., din. rm., luxury kit, study.
powder rm., and screened porch on
f1rst H.: breeze-way to garage:
the two other bedrms. are master
sized; Q tile baths, storage attic. !;
recr rm. space, fine heating plant:
vacant and available immed
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
Evening star., 1950-11-04
NEAR ALABAMA AVE.

4NI1A4I 4A4J1AoIA1S111 II Il.
Direct from owner: 6-room and bath
brick Colonial; 2i2 years old: dry,
light basement with ~ bath. Lot
S0x100. inclosed with chain link
fence and other improvements. Con-
venient to schools and shopping:
includes refrigerator and Bendjx
washer: Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. left
on Alabama ave. right on Beck ST..
and continue 3 blocks to house, 5102
V St, Hillside 690S. Open sun. ?
to pm. Call weekdays until 7:3O
pm. No agents. -
Evening star., 1950-11-04

40 Yuma st. s.e., contains 8 rooms
and bath. Vacant. Possession immed
n 200 cash required. Apply tc
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE, 3125
NICHOLS ave. Sc. 10 o-7Ra5 & :
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
In beautiful area adjacent to District
line. Grand Older home that has
had careful family care. lst floor
center hall, large living and dinins
rooms, breakfast rm and l6-ft
kitchen, End floor. bedrms., Sleep
ing porch and bath. Excellent 3rc
floor and basement. Includes ga.
rage and very large lot. S26,Q50
Shown by appointment only. WI
6649; ewes, OIL 7479.
ALLIED REALTY CORP
Evening star., 1950-11-04
ONLY $500 DOWN
2,000-GI-$68 MONTH

SIZ,UUU-GI-Sb6 WON III
Take advantage of these excellent
terms today. First offering of this
lovely 2-story white stucco home.
Features large living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen on first
on second floor; full basement,
ground-level outside entrance, two
car detached garage. On large lot
Just a few minutes north Of Silver
Spring; . blocks to elem. school;
bus at door. Call Mr.. Gordon, LO.
5-S705. ewes. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5O05
Evening star., 1950-11-04
SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
NEW BRICK HOMES
WILL CONSIDER TRADES
Semioet.; ready for occupancy; rms.
: bedrms.; large lot; / block to
downtown bus. shopping and schools,
Move In with deposit.
OPEN 9 Am. TO 7 PM.
46th AND H SITS. Sc.
Out .Penna. ave. Sc. to Ala. ave. ton
OF hill. turn left to 46th ST.. left to
our sign.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346.
So, 500 DOWN
viii buy well-located semidetached
BRICK: near Fairfax Village; liz
paths; ,;,, oil heat; full bsmt. with rec
rm;: luli price, S13. $50; by appt. only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave Sc. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

LOVELY HILLCREST
We say lovely because If you make
1t point to see this beautiful
home, you'll fall in love with it,
Made. OF stone and brick, 10 de-
siraole rooms, ga baths. . fire.
and many other fine features. Stu
ated on a beautiful elevation over
looking Washington. yet only I2
min. from downtown. II you want
20 raise your children free from
traffic hazards, If you want a
nome. that's cozy and livable. warm
summer, see this beautiful home
without fail. Reasonably priced and
easy terms prevail.
ANNsENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 It'll 9
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

FOR THE LARGER FAMILY OR
EXCELLENT FOR ENTERTAINING
a. spacious center-hall Colonial res
idence with bedrms. and 3 baths,
conveniently located between the
clubs, A very lge. modern kit; there
are extra rms. on 1st fir. for den
and sunrm.: all bedrms. are twin.
oed size: about "a acre of ground
surrounds this solidly built home
which Is in very good condition
Shown by appt. only. Call WO. 23OO.
Edw. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

BETHESDA
3 3-bedrm. brick on corner. Q blocks
from Naval Medical Center; walking
distance to schools. convenient to
Transportation and stores; 22-ft. liv-
ing rm. fireplace. bookshelves. din
ing rm.. kitchen with breakfast
space. n bath and screened porch,
down; 3 bedrms., tile bath, up: z
closets; brigi!. basement; recently
redecorated; slate roof: fenced rear
yard; well handicapped: gas heat. BY
owner; S1g,950 WI B606. IS
Evening star., 1950-11-04
ROLLINGWOOD

ROLLINGWOOD
sol Woodbine St Bsmt. recreation
I'M; with fireplace. Kitchen. Bedrm.
and bath. 2-car garage. lst-fioor
living. rm. with fireplace, lge. din
rm., Enotty pine library with fire-
place and "a bath, elec. kitchen.
ma floor. 4 lge. bedrms., baths
3rd moor, 2 lge. rooms. Open Sat.
and Sun. 1 till dark. S39. 500. Out
Conn. ave. past Chevy Chase Coun-
Try Club, right on Woodyine to
house. w
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE. 1914: Ewes, RA. 1886. -
Evening star., 1950-11-04
RETHESDA

BY OWNER
Attractive 4 rms, asbestos -shingled
bungalow: price. So. $50. Attention
Brokers IO 5-17f,O -
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

home, {, rms. and bath. acres. OF
Central ave. rd. 3 miles from An
napolis. Call ANNAPOLIS 6S70. IS