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Evening star., 1952-10-10

with a dinner suit. That's only
for the vaudevillians. Your grey
felt will double up here. The new
hats have narrower brims and
higher -tapered crowns.
In the realm of shirts what is
one mans must" is not neces-
sarily another's. The number is
up to you. The buttoned-down
oxford cloth shirt which started
it's "hit parade" back in 1902 at
Brooks Brothers seems to be gain
ing every day. Collars on shirts
also seem to be getting shorter and
these British Shorts" as they are
called may be worn with or with
out a collar pin.
The loud tie is out and is being
replaced by neater patterns, slen-
Evening star., 1952-10-10
Club Present Show onioht

funds for the Eisenhower-Nix
Beall-Hyde campaigns.
Several before and after enter
tainments are being planned.
Those giving parties before the
show include Mrs. Kenneth j.
Cole, Mrs. Garvin Tankersley.
Mrs. Harriet Thomas, Miss Mary
Gore, Mrs. Peter Cameron and
Mrs. Patricia Luce.
After the show, Mrs. Alb Her
mann, president of the club, will
entertain the cast and the com.
mittee chairmen at her home in
Bethesda,
Evening star., 1952-10-10

Montgomery County residents
will have Broadway right at their
door tonight. when members Of
the Rock Creek Women's Republi-
can Club put on the hit show,
First Lady" in the Silver Spring
Armory. Curtain time will be 8
o'clock.
In addition to club members,
the cast will include several lead
ing political figures in Montgomery
County.
The show Is being given to raise
Evening star., 1952-10-10

ounce tropical worsted, your din
ner suit becomes a year round
wardrobe item. The newest din
ner suit is in midnight blue
with a satin shawl collar in a
Single-breaSted style. Wear with
it black. maroon, or plaid cum
merbund with a matching tie, and,
Of course, black patent shoes.
In the coat lineup, q tweed with
a Balmacaan collar and raglan
sleeves is the favorite coat choice
of most men for a topcoat. A grey
gabardine coat can serve ade-
quately for both a dress coat and
for rainy days II it is properly
weather-proofed.
Two hats. one a grey felt and
"a brown one, will do the trick for
your headgear. Never wear derby
Evening star., 1952-10-10

der shapes with under the knot"
design interest. In shoes a moe
ASSN type shoe with a tassle is
having quite a bit of response for
business and sportswear. The COR
dovan shoe with the wing tip is q
wardrobe must"
In the glove department choose
a slip-on style pigskin for day
wear. For your dark suits and fol
evening wear gray suede.
An accessory that is gaining ir
popularity is the vest that was de.
signated as fancy" by MIR. Nor.
dinger and which comes in latter
sail checks, plaids or paisley prints
for wear with your sports jacket
and slacks. Here's a colorful Lift
to any mans wardrobe.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
By EIeni

6tCus
1t is not our purpose to state
that each man can have himself
perfect wardrobe if he will heed
our text and pictures. 1t Is our
purpose to note some of the items
that can go sinto the making up
of a well-rounded wardrobe for
the average man who finds him
self engaged in the business world.
Each mans fashion needs will
vary but in and around a general
framework as outlined to us by
Mr.. Walter Nordlinger who heads
leading mems store here in town,
any man ought to be able to ap-
pear well-dressed in the right
clothing for the right occasion.
Most women recognize that
whatever clothing they wish to
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
Champ Shirai
May Box in B. C.,
Promoter Says

VANCOUVER, B. c., June Is
Yoshio Shirai of Japan, newly
crowned world flyweight boxing
champion, may appear in Vancouver
for an overweight match, it was dis
closed today by Al Principe, city
promoter.
According to the report Principe
received this news last week from
DR.. Palm of San Francisco who is
Shirai's manager.
I'm anxious to brine Shirai to
the mainland but until I know the
decision of Marino and the promo
ter who holds the contract I can
set no definite plans" wrote Palm.
Shirai decisioned Dado Marine re-
Gently in Japan to win the title.
There was a return-bout clause in
he contract.
If the bout takes place in Vancou-
yer, Shirai will be pitted against
Hugh Bailey in an overweight
match.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
NiSei Fires an Ace
On Mimi. Course

SPRINGFIELD. MINI, June 20
George Hayashi scored hole-in-
one Oh he par 3, l77-yard No. hole
at the New Ulm County Club 5he
first Friday this month, it was lear
ned today
Hayashi made the ace with a No.
4 iron The ball hit the side of
the trap bounced onto the green
and rolled into the cup.
1t was Hayashis first ace in IA
years of play and is the third scored
as yet on the New Ulm course.
Playing with Hayashi at the time
were Russ Shultz DR.. K. E. Brown
and Wally Erickson. A hole-in-one,
per standing agreement among the
men. cost each So.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
SavOys Score Fifth Straight Victory;
Slaughter Queen Anne Nine, 16-7

In the ten-run seventh-inning
rally, the Savoys profitted on base
knocks poked by Jumbo Osawa, Ray
Otani, Kenji Yoshinaka and "Tiger"
Asaba. The Nisei nine was ahead,
6-5. when its men began its big Of
fensive.
The Savoys face University Mer-
chants at pm next Sunday. Jane
30, at Lower Woodland University
Merchants are leading this section
of the PSI.
The box score of the Savoy-Quay
contest follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

Taking advantage of six errors a
dead ball, and a base on ball and
contributing four singles for ten
run uprising in the seventh inninr
the Savoys blasted Queen Anne
Commercial Club 16 to T. last SIM
day at Rainier field for their fifth
straight victory in the Puget Sound
Baseball league.
Richard Tsuii was the winning
hurler He allowed IS hits but kept
them well scattered for his third
triumph of the season. To date.
Tsuji has a perfect 80 record. He :
however, will be lost by the Savovs
next month as he is due to be in
Quoted into the armed forces.
The former Garfield all-citv nil
.1o.2,.>o<>o.o,.2o1 >,.>2,u2,>>o.12
Manager Hiroshi Sasaki's Savovs
of the Puget Sound Baseball league
in Seattle will entertain the Port
land Nisei Vets of the Municipal
loop in Portland in a doubleheader
on Friday, july a. at Rainier play
field it was learned today
The first contest is set for u noon
and the nightcap will begin at ? 30
pm.
During the Memorial Day holt
days, the Savoys took jaunt to
Portland and beat the Vets twice
10-1 and 1914.
The Portland Vets. according to
Sasaki have since strengthened
their club with the addition of Sc
veral Caucasian players.
S>>9~[n.C7. >~41p.>~Eo,>1.. 1op@<>.,Z
star struck out four Quays He was
charged with one HPB but his con-
troll was steady as he walked none
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
North Coast Trims Kashiwagi Golfers;
Losers FurukaWa Hits Under Par7l

Display window of North Coast In
porting Co. will show off the perpe-
tual trophy which its men won by
defeating Kashiwagi's TailorS, 32la
to 27l2 in a team match last Sun
day at Meadow Park golf course in
Tacoma.
North Coasts victory featured
3 to wins by Shimoishi, George
Shimizu, Tom Hidaka and Barney
Yasuda. Tad Yamaguchi himself
contributed towards his firms
squad by downing Torrance Toda
Kashiwagi's Erwin Furukawa fired a
gross Il on the par Y fairways to
take a neat 80 triumph over Kuni
Nakamura, North Coast ace Other
North Coast men scoring clean
sweeps were G. Okano and Hank
Fukano.
All participants received prizes
for their afternoon stint. The los
ing team treated the victorious men
to a dinner at the Steak House.
The complete results with North
Coast divot-diggers named first and
the KashiWagi golfers last follow:
K. Nakamura O F.. 7urukaWa 8
M Yamaguchi 2ia. S. Nagamatsu
L.
Hattori 2, Magazine l
J Okimoto IL. f. Natori 1l2
Nakao l, Takano 2
Shimoishi 3. M. Beppu
F Nakamura l, j. Shimizu 2
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
SeattleiteS Seek
Spokane Test

A two-day home and home match
series is being proposed between
Spokane and Seattle japanese Anne
rican golfers on July 10 and 20 at
Indian Canyon and Down River
links in Spokane.
Local Puget Sound Golf Club
members who are interested in such
a meet are urged to contact either
Erwin Furukawa, RIA. 2731, or Kuni
Nakamura LA. 2146, Immediately.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

C Shimizu 8, M. Kashiwagi 0
K Yamaguchi 2. S. Kashiwagi
Mizukami l, Tsuboi 2
Sakahara l, Kaneko 2
Kiyohara IL, F. Fukano IL
w. Nakamura 0. Okano 3
r. Kihara 1i2, Uno IL
Kinomoto l, Yamada 2
T Nakakmura 2, YamagiWa l
Hidaka g. Hayashi
Yasuda 3, N NakagaWa 0
Fujikado 0. H. Fukano 3
T Yamaguchi 21a. Toda 2
individually speaking. here is how
the men Jared:
l. E. Furukawa 71-6-65
3 T Hidaka 85-19-66
g. B Yasuda 86-20-66
4. F. Kiyohara 83-16-67
5 Shimoishi 78-10-69
NJ Yamaguchi 1880
7. T. Tsuboi 81-12-69
8 G. Okada 83-14-69
9 F. Hattori 1910
10. Maori 1910
LONGEST DRIVES
First division-Min Yamaguchi
Second division-F. Nakamura.
Third division-Ed Kiyohara.
CLOSEST TO PIN
l. Frank Hattori-711"
2. Mits Kashiwagi-11'51a"
3. T. Tsuboi-13'1"
Rar1oay Vac,1Jo 1d'olLv
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
Dodgers Bow, SIS,
In Little Game

Optimist Dodgers, who are leading
in the International Little League,
suffered their second defeat of the
season last night cTuesday) at the
hands of the Madrona Tackle, 8-5,
in the Catholic Memorial Stadium.
The Dodger battery was Dennis Sa-
kamoto. pitching, and Shunji Xxi,
catching.
In the only other game-a wild
one, the Seattle Elks outlasted the
Nakamura Yankees, 1914.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

Puget Sound Golf Club members
will go at it again-that is. their
monthly tournament.
This coming Sunday June 20 the
PSGCers will test three courses. The
first Fighters will tee off at Jelfer-
son, the second and fourth Fighters
will tour West Seattle. and the third
Fighters viii putter around at Jack
son.
The foursomes and their startins
times will be.
First Flight at jefferson
6.54 am.-E. F'urukaWa 6
S Nagamatsu 6
K. Nakamura 6
M Yamaguchi 9
7-Hattori 8
Magazine 8
Natori
Louie 8
7:O6-Okimoto 9
Nakao 10
Miyahara 10
ShimoiShi 10
7:l2-Takano 10
F Nakamura II
G. Shimizu II
K Nagamatsu II
7:18-G Momoda II
Sakura II
Tsuboi IL
U T. NakagaWa II
7:24-Harada u
Funai II
Tachiyama -
Sakoda u
Second Flight at West Seattle
6:54 am.-Umino Is
Arai Is
Yoshino 10
Tai 10
Sakahara Is
Jinguji IA
Kaneko IA
Uno IA
7:05-Urakawa Is
Furukawa Is
Kawaguchi Is
Naito Is
Yamada IS
Tsubota Is
uavoel,i tx
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
HMayama Given
Thorpe Trophy

FRESNO Calf, June 25-Captain
Fibber Hirayama of the Fresno
State College baseball team, indie
pendent college champions of the
West, received the Jim Thorpe ALL
American trophy last week when he
was selected as the outstanding
Fresno State College athlete and
scholar
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
PSGC States Monthly Tourney Sunday;
Sites Jefferson, W. Seattle, Jackson

N6atCEo, Jackson
Tazuma 81
-Matsumoto 20
Y Kihara 20
Yasuda 20
Momoda 20
706-Jue 10
Hidaka 10
Yamagiwa 10
Okamoto 10
7:12-N Tosaya 10
Saiki 10
Kasai 10
Kinomoto 10
7:18-R Kihara IS
Egashira IS
Hagimori II
Mizukami II
Nakagawa II
T Muramoto II
w Nakamura II
R Imai II
Fourth Flight at West Seattle
7:25-T. Sano 80
SunOhara 33
Furumoto 30
T Yamaguchi 30
730-Kuranishi %
Takizawa 81
Tanemura 25
r. Muramoto 25
7:35-Fujikado 25
Ikeda "a
Hata "a
Yoshida "a
7:40-Komoto %
Kaseguma %
Kozu %
Tab Okada %
S. Sakai %
Toda %
7:50-Nomura %
M Watanabe %
r. Sasaki %
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A NISET RENDEZVOUS
CHICKS
Ice Creamery
625 Jackson st. Ell. sIS6
ee2NE~EoD &12l4.S
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Spacious 3-bedroom, 2h-bsth brick
full dining room. 3 fireplaces, large
1922 sundeck over 2-car garage
with or without finished recreation
room. This home on corner lot in
ine residential section Of large
RECTIONS: Out River I'd. (from
Sears Roebuck Store) to Wilson
lane. left on Wilson to Laverock ave.
and our open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WE SELL HOUSES
SEE THESE HOMES TO-DAY
ALI. OPEN SIINnAY II

WE SELL HOUSES
SEE THESE HOMES TODAY
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1T
PREWAR, $28,500
Woodside Park. 1909 Dale DIR. To
reach: Coles I'd. to Dale dr., left
to house, 4 bedrooms, baths. recr.
NEW CoLoNiALs, Si Halls; SIS. $25,25o So UP
Woodside Forest. 1924 Columbia blvd.
DR.. follow signs. Furnished for your
!. inspection. 3 bedrooms. 11a baths.
COLONIAL, $18, 500
Forest EstateS, 1901 Brisbane st. To
reach: Geo. ave. to August dr., right
to Brisbane. 3 bedrooms, perfect con-
oltlon, corner lot. Public and st,
Johns parochial schools nearby.
NEW RAMBLERS
Argyle Forest. 1901 Forest Glen I'd
To reach: ColeSville rd., left on For
est Glen rd.. to Open sign. 3 bed
rooms, Q baths, brick ramblers. Full
dining room. full basement. Corner
ENGLISH COLONIAL, $28, 500
spring DR.. TO reach: coiesviile i I'd.
to Indian Spring dr.. right to house.
8 bedrooms. 2 full baths. Bedroom
and full bath 1st floor. Unusual pre-
war war. stone and brick. Complete in
oen; recr. room; garage.
BUNGALOW, $16,95O
wheaton, 231S Hermitage ave. To
reach: Ga: ave: through Wheaton,
gifnt s on Hermitage TO Open sign.
large wooded lot 1O0'x2OO'.
BUNGALOW, $17,95O
Saratoga Village. 626 Gist ave. To
reach; Piney Branch I'd. to Gist
aye. aye LEFT le1t tG .e Open sign. Bedrooms
2nd hoor: built-in garage; lovely
corner lot.
RAMBLER, $24,95O
Indian Spring Hills, $500 Caroline
on Franklin ave. to Caroline, n f'Eat ieft
bier in .new-house condition. Many
extras have been added. 22i iiv.
ROOM, large level lot; well land
scaped. Owner leaving city.
COLONIAL, $28,95O
Or; o., Or oAti dentists home and once.
Vile I'd. one block past Mrs. KS to
open sign: Four bedrms., 3 full
baths, End floor; den, "a bath. Isl
floor; beautiful kitchen, large din
ing room: Front entrance to base
ment with fireplace; full size win
dows and high ceilings. Ideal for
ONCE.
COLONIAL, $16,95O
10604 Brunswick ave. To reach:
Ga; ave-. left on Plyers Mil I'd
right on Brunswick ave. Vacant
only $4,000 cash: immediate Dos
session. 8 bedrooms; large wooded
lot. block to school.
COLONIAL, '$23,50O
North Hills Sligo Park. 9423 Thorn
hili hinili I'd. To reach: Colesvilie I'd,
LETT on Leighton ave. to Thornhiil
"a. S-bedroom home in Al condi-
Llon. Close to Parkside School.
Lovely porch; slate roof; oil hot
wafer neat; garage; very convenient
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, IL
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. o1OO. Realtors 8 till 8.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CALL JU. 5000 TO

INSFECT THESE HOMES
81 .950-6-rm. brick rambler. full
bsmt., excel Woodmoor locat.
pIl corner rambler 1pE,nHfm ~ Baths SEN 0flGs ain.
rm,. gar; nr. school and bus.
$32. 800 - Shepherd Park - Center
hail., bedrms. 2 baths. den and
powder rm.. 2-car gar.
S37 7.950-Shepherd Park bedrms..
ter ter Reed Reed ie'' I'M '0h'en' 10 WAL
$15.95O-University Hills. Md
rm. brick rambler, full bsnt.; $4,000
down. conven. terms.
S39. 5OO-Country estate. at Burnt
hrepl.. lovely 1H-acre site.
Philip B. Key, Co., Realtor
S42 Wayne Ave. JU. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-09-14
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

9AA G4G Al 4GA4NN
OPEN l TO
Lovely 6-yr. .-oId det. home Of 6 rms
bath; gas heated; in immac. cond; !;
ct attract. price and terms. RIA.
To reach: Out Ga. ave-. left to
Hildarose dr.. right to Gardner ave.
and right to property 1O107.
SILVER SPRING, OPEN 2-6
$2,950 DN.-N. H. AVE. EXT.
ss95 ,5,. Dilston s I'd, I'd, Immac ,., 6-rm 'In
fsRspd"D's fassd Assume ane loan nsS
or best offer. Dirs.: on N. H. ave.
ext. on Oak View dr.. right on Dill
OFF DALE DR., $15,95O
EXPAND. BUNGALOW
All Thayer pl. 5-rm. brick home.
rm.. kit. 2 bedrmS., bath. Stairs
to End fir. Daylight bsmt.. near all
cows. Dirs;: on Piney Branch rd.
NEW BRICK HOMES
PRICED LOW, $17,950 UP
5000 block Mecomas ave. Ramblers,
Living rm; and bsmt. firepl. Modern
equipped kitchens. Garage. Many
Plyers Mill rd., right on st. Mar
INDIAN SPRG. C. c., $40, $50
GRIN, 11a-BATH COLONIAL
I2l7 Indian Spring ar. All-brick
dinins aGms; r nowdsI sitepen fm; St mr. 4ep hsTSe
8 large bedrms.. End a. Full bsmt.
Level lot. $4,000 FILA 1st trust.
ptrs.: Oh Colesville I'd. on Indian
Spring DIR. / block.
Northwood Park - Offer
4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
1021O Sutherland I'd. Lovely brick
Cape Cod. s. rms. bath Ist nr.
bedrms.. bath. 2nd FIR. Paneled
1scr recr; on rm:, 20 garage. oil h::w.h shady
or best offer. Dirs.: on Colesville
I'd. past Four Corners, left on Lo-
rain, right on Sutherland.
BEERS BROS, 81. 7611
Evening star., 1952-09-14
NoUsEs FOR SAlE-MD.
OPEN TODAY
! to Z PM.
Choice Montgomery Co.
HOMES
!. Parkwood, Bethesda
9633 ParkWood DIR.

Brick Colonial type with den, bed
room and bath on first floor; s bed
rooms and bath on second: large
space: recreation room with bar In
basement; 2-car garage; large nicely
handicapped lot. Be sure and see
this one today. Directions: Out
Wisconsin ave. to Cedar lane {first
street past Naval HospitaD, right
on Cedar to Parkwood dr., left on
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
315 williamsburg DIR

S1o WILLIAMSBURG Or.
Here Is that lovely Groom Colonial
you have awaited in this delightful
area, very near both Catholic and
public schools. Nicely Handicapped
lot lrear fenced; recreation room,
firepl. In liv. rn., nice-siZe din.
rm.. kit. 8 bedrmS. and tiled bath.
All for $3.50 with q good 1st tr.
OPEN TODAY. Out Colesville I'd. to
Four Corners. right 3 blks. to Will
liamsburg dr., left to open house.
DISTINCTIVE PARKWOOD
RAMBIERS. COLONIALS. CAPE GODS
Here in this choice setting we have
many new homes to suit your every
need. all Of which are near the new
PARKWOOD GRADE SCHOOL and
the new HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL.
Drive out today to see these gems.
Priced from $23,500 To reach: Out
Conn. ave. ext. to Saul rd., left sew
eral blks. to the 4500 blk. and
our new houses.
Lawrence V. LuteS Co.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
NEAR SOMERSET SCHOOL
OPEN
SUNDAY 9 TIL z
1872 HUNT AVE.

4bIZ HUNT AVE.
ONE BLOCK TO FAST TRANSP.
5000 CaSh-Bal. on Terms
Recently decorated, well-cared-for
home, beautiful spacious lot fine
established neighborhood. 2 eplen-
did rooms, wide center hall, nrepl.
equip. kitchen. wonderful screened
porch. Three twin-sized bedrms. :.
deep closets, tile bath upstairs.
Full bath In bsmt.; built-in garage;
Priced in low twenties. excellent
value.
70 reach: Out Wisconsin ave-. left
on Hunt ave. to property.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
Evening star., 1952-09-14
COLESVuLE. MD.
WIA1NO1IVI b1tO0s
4 nnn1 nIal nnarafnt

Evergreen 4-7091. Dial Operator
Damascus, Md, Home
bath. &C. hot-air heat. refrigerator,
stove, full basement; acre land;
/ VI. old. Price. $3.50.
e-room brick home, modern In every
respect; q. land, chicken houses,
garage. Price. SIS, ,2b0.
home, other outbuildings; stream
some timber; long road frontage;
Other homes and farms for sale.
CNll Damascus 1891 or 6595.
fEDpv n WILLIAMS
Evening star., 1952-09-14
West Chevy Chase, Md.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, 2-6
$21, 500 -t
" Acre on Beautiful
LIGON KNOLL
10000 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda
Or1av, Got Gun Mon q IN a

IA handsome custom built home OF
great beauty and individuality.
The f1rst-fioor plan Is charmfngly un-
room with fireplace, a breezeway
with built-in barbecue pit, bedroom
and bath.
Second floor has 2 bedrooms and
bath.
Full basement. Paneled rec. room with
fireplace.
Maids room and full bath.
Excellent financing.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
8. Greenwich Forest
1923 Overhill Rd.

Beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-batt brick
Colonial in this most picturesque
and desirable section Of Bethesda
House is newly decorated. Full base
room with bath and attached garage
Large beautiful handicapped lot. DI.
RECTIONS: From Bank Of Bethesds
out Old Georgetown I'd. 2 blocks tt
Wilson lane, bear left on Wilson
lane to Hampden lane (Greenwicf
Forest entrance), right on Hampder
to Overhill I'd, right on Overhill Il
our sign on property.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OODSIDE REALTY co
SH. 644O
WOOD ACRES

WOOD ACRES
livery in 1852 in this most desirable
protected community. All contain
6 rms, 2 baths, full bsmt.. porch.
GE ali-elec. kit. and excel. lots.
Priced at $23,950. Call Mr.. James
Walker with
Wood Acres Constr. Corp.
OIL. 3240; Ewes, WI. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
6. Chevy Chase View
ia GlenroSe st.

Custom-built rambler designed I,
meet every need of q large family
very large living room, full-slze,
dining room. .all-electric kitchen, :
bedrooms and pint. .paneled den. o
I bedrooms, 2 tiled baths; full
alton room and powder room. Built
in garage; large 1OO-ft. front LOT
Convenient to Naval Hospital ant
health institute, parochial an,
public schools. Directions: Ou
Wis. ave. to Cedar lane 1St st
past Naval HospitaD, right on Cedal
sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

WHEATON
OPEN SUNDAY, 1T
3-BEDROOM BRICK
Sl7,450
Just 4 left of 8. No more at any
price. Buy now and select your
decoration. Many features includ-
ing large living room. fireplace. full
dining room. de luxe kitchen with
breakfast space, beautiful colore6
tile bath with vanity table; full
basement: large. level lot, fully
sodded; private driveway; l blk. te
school and large park. Dead-end
street. Ideal for children. Financing
arranged. Small deposit holds.
Out Georgia to Viers Mil
rd.,. left on viers MIL to Newport
Mil rd., right to Parker. right on
Parker to Judson, left TO Hardy
vV0ODCTnTDrATTv nv m
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Z. Chevy Chase
4004 Manor DR..

Cor. rambler on lge. 2OO-ft. lot, with
breezeway and garage. There are 3
bedrms.. 21s baths. family-s sized din
rm.. screened porch. 2 firepls., recr
I'm; rm;; close-in community Of fine
RECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. 2 blks
past Columbia Country Club ia
Manor dr.. and left to our open sign
Evening star., 1952-09-14

NORTH CHEVY CHASE
. Kennilworth dr.-Wonderful ole
nome. recently modernized. Foul
bedEms.. Ia baths, uv. rm.. din
nm. mod. kit: with garbage dis.
p0sai elec. refsr. and elec. range
porches; nearly acre land: u blocE
from bus transp.: priced for i'm.
mediate sale. Open Sat. and Sun,
1-6.
JOSEPH r. SWAIN, INC.
WI 1922. JU. S-47l1, WI. S413
Evening star., 1952-09-14
S211 Wis. Ave. OR. 1926
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
w. B. WRIGHT

REALTOR-BUILDER
1021 Wis. Ave. EN-. $500
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Cummines lane. of western ave-: Isl
Or. bedrm. or den. full bath. 29-ft
liv-din. rm.. 2 bedrms.. bath; ENC
dr.; full bsmt.; gas heat; garage
vacant. To inspect anytime. call Mr.
Watts, DRURY REALTY CORP. MI
1000; eyes,, OR. 6761.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

INDIAN SPRING AREA
RAMBLER-$18,95O
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 9: Brick rambler.
sized din. rm., compl. kit, 9 bed
rms. tile bath; I'm. attic. ideal for
use as 3rd bedrm. or game rm.; lge
front porch: det.. gar; full bsmt.
lot Sd05xl0ol: immed: poss;; a block
DIR: Out Ga. ave. to Colesville I'd,
right to Franklin ave-, right to Say
brook, right 2 blks. to "Open" sign
at 92i3 SAYBROOK AVE, SILVER
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14I6 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 64O0
KRNsINGTON AREA
8 AcreS-HouSe Like New
9 lge. rms. " baths. 2 closets; beaut.
trees. Call OWNER. LO. 5-07S1.
KENSINGTON
CHOICE LOCATION
Extremely neat, 9 bedrms.. bsmt.,
brick rambler with GH kit. fenced
rear yard, storm windows, trees; in
quiet spot on dead-end street, ideal
for children. S14,950; assume lge.
G1, FILA loan and easy payments.
on Prospect and follow our signs to
10304 Greenfield st.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors Lo. 6-2sO0 It'll 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Directions: Out Wise. ave. to Old
Georgetown rd.. left about 3 miles
to house and open sign.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown once
46OS Wise. Ave. NV, OR. 6715
Evening star., 1952-09-14
10. Bethesda
$500 Charlotte Rd.

Located in an excel. residential sect,
this brk. rambler will satisfy the
exacting buyer. s lge. bedrms.. 2
fast snacs 1asns K VIII d,D DreaT
comb, frepls.. full bsmt., and
priced very reasonably at S25, ZOO.
Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda
out Old Georgetown I'd. to Hunting
ton pkwy., left 3 blocks to Moor
land, right Va blk. to Charlotte and
left to open sign.