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Evening star., 1952-03-10
Navy Tells Senator's
Of Steps 10 Prevent
More Ham SpoiIage
BY the Associated Press

The Navy reported to investi-
Egating Senator's today it has
found a refrigerator. l25 miles
from It's supply base at San
Diego. Calf and expects no more
ham to spoil.
Chairman Lyndon Johnson oi
the Senate Investigating Commits
tee. previously had disclosed that
4S,751 pounds of Navy ham. cost
ing about $23. 900, had been al
lowed to spoil. =
KimbaIl Explains.
Today Senator johnson made
public a long letter from Navy
Secretary Kimball, explaining in
detail how this happened and
concluding:
I'm an effort to augment the
food storage space available and
thus prevent a recurrence Of any
similar losses steps have been
taken to acquire commercial re-
frigerated space in the San Pedro
area, which is about 1875 miles
distant but which can be used as
a reserve stocking point.
"I trust this information will
be helpful to you in making a
proper evaluation of the informa-
ton which you received"
No Details on Cost.
Neither Mr.. Kimball nor Sena-
tor johnson said how much the
refrigerated space would cost the
taxpayers, nor how much trucking
supplies back and forth over the
125 miles would be.
Mr.. KimbaN did explain that
none Of this ham was disposed
OF by being taken to the garbage
dump"
He said competitive bids have
been sought to render the ham
for tat, with the residue to be
proceSsed for animal feed or fer
tilizer.
Mr.. Kimball said the San Diego
depot had been forced to carry
an abnormal stock of food to sup
ply local and overseas Navy and
Marine demands BUT this ham
spoilage was the only loss in some
Il million pounds Of meat handled
since outbreak of the Korean war
Evening star., 1952-03-10

Twas not In keeping with the musi.
Ical standards Of this institution
THE performance by the ensem-
lble. consisting Of George Steiner
violinist: Leon Feldman. viola
land Morris Kirshbaun1, cellist
Hacked the care usually associated
with professional performances.
The three string trios presented
Evening star., 1952-03-10
Worldly Vestments Lead
Minister to Dungeon
BY the Associated Press.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Mar. TO-
The heavy hand of the law tapped
the Rev. Tom Sidney Wilson as he
mounted his pulpit to preach yes
terday.
A member Of the congregation
at the Mt. Sinai Negro Baptist
Church, Ed Glenn, thought he
recognized the shoes. shirt and
stickpin the preacher was wearing
The articles were stolen from
Mr.. Glenn's home a few days ago
Police 1t. G. E. McCarver said
the preacher, who is being held In
jail, will be charged with larceny
today.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

Jean Francaix's: schoenberg,s
Trio. op. IS" and Beethoven's
Trio in c Minor. op. 8. No. 8"
were carelessly handled by the
leader Of the group. whose quality
LOT tone. intonation and under
standing Of the scores presented.
left very much to be desired.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
News Of Music
Nino Dunkers Harp Recital
PIeoses at Phillips Goley

adroit harmonics. guitar effects
the use Of loud and soft and dy-
namics In general. More abandon
in the Grandjany Cadenza would
have been apropoS; as it was. II
served only as a preamble to the
effective allegro Moderate" Of
the concerto.
'Bransies' by the French six
teenth century lutenist Antoine
Francisque was Of interest as a
piece Of folk music, swinging
basse dance containing many
figures. which became very popu-
lar In the seventeenth century
and was used to open and to
close social balls. French dances
and children's games are not free
from its influence up to this day.
Miss Dunkel's playing Of this
selection and Of Respighi's grace
full "Siciliana" prepared the au-
dience for the lighter type OF
music as found in Pierne's 'Im-
promptu-C Caprice" which pleased
with its scintillating passages, and
was generously applauded.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
American y. String Trio
Not Up to Standards

Last nights concert by the
American University String Trio
in the National Gallery of Art
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Crime Quiz Extension
Favored by Donohue

District Commissioner 7. ,Jo-
|seph Donohue last night declared
The IS "wholeheartedly" In favor
Of extending the life of the Senate
subcommittee investigating crime
in the District.
The Senate group, he said in a
radio broadcast. should be allowed
ample time to- elicit competent
evidence" He said 'the effect
would be disastrous" If the inquiry
ended with only an offering OF
evidence that gambling dourished
here and testimony leading only
to suspicious" that police have
|collaborated with gamblers.
The Commissic rs, he said, are
following the crime hearings
closely and will take quick action
when positive evidence is uncov-
cred against any policeman.
Give us the evidence and the
action will follow" Mr.. Donohue
said. I'VE will take steps to re-
move that policeman from his po-
sition and see that he is given
proper punishment"
Mr.. Donohue added that the
Corporation Counsel's Office is
studying legal aspects of the re-
tirement law to determine if the
Commissioners have authority to
cut OH the pensions of retired
policemen whose malfeasance
during active service may be
proved.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

employed, but the piano frequently
is played by the customers.
Both the Seventh street: door
and the S street door have vesti-
bules with secondary doors which
can be locked. 1t was the s street
door at the rear where the shoot
ing affray Of four years ago oc-
Cured.
AT the Second Precinct, 1t.
Clarence Morgan, who was in
charge, had only this to say about
the Brass Rail:
We've had trouble with that
place since it opened, drunks and
fights and everything"
Evening star., 1952-01-20

i Some Sales Hold Up.
Sales have held UP well for dope
sheets like "Sneaky Pete" said to
lbe named after an inexpensive
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Admiral Thebaud Plans
To Retire on March |
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Jan. s19.-The Navy
ANNOUNCED tonight Rear Admiral
Hewlett Thebaud, USN, comman-
dant of the First Naval District
since 1949, will retire March /.
Admiral Thebaud will be 81 in
IFebruary-the statutory age for
retirement of regular Naval Off
Icers-and will have completed AZ
years service.
He will be relieved by Vice Ad-
miral John Livingston McCrea,
IUSN. now deputy director Of the
Personnel Policy Board in the
Defense Department, Washington.
During World War II, Admiral
McCrea served successfully as
Naval Aide to the late President
Roosevelt; commanding officer OF
the Battleship Iowa, and COM
mander of Cruiser Division / and
la task force in AleutianS waters.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Probe to Aid Lioison
In War Contracts Asked
BY the Asseeioted Press

Representative Mitchell, Demo
crat, OF Washington, yesterday
urged a congressional investiga-
ton into the inability of manu-
facturers to obtain timely infor-
nation on defense contract
specifications"
He said he had requested Repre-.
sentative Dawson. chairman Of the
House Committee on Executive
Expenditures, to conduct the in.
quiry.
Faulty liaison between defense
contract procurement agencies
Evening star., 1952-01-20

lis some serious damage to one Of
the defendants by the consolida-
ton, then the court can always
take care of it by declaring a mis-
trial against them. agree with
you that this is an unusual case
and it may be setting a precedent
but I am inclined to think it is
good practice"
The trial was put off until the
following September by Judge
david A. Pine, at the request of
Mr.. Murray, Defense counsel OBJ
Ijected to the continuance. Mr..
Murray told the court that the
only reason for the continuance
request was the latenesS of the
term and other procedural difficult
ties. Mr.. Margollus said he as
sumed the Governments purpose
was to "fortify" its case and also
carry on its efforts to obtain in
ldictments by another grand jury
investigating gambling in the
District.
Directed Verdict of Acquittal.
The case, when brought to trial
before Judge Henry A. Schwein-
haut. ended in a directed verdict
of acquittal and not a mistrial.
II may be wrong and it may
be a miscarriage of justice but I
am going to sustain the defend
ants motions for directed ver-
dict" Judge Schweinhaut said.
'"The difficult arises from the fact
that these two men are on trial
together under separate indict-
ments which charge no offense
against a third party. :. The
Government has been unable to
prove part of its opening state
ment but the implication is pres
ent to prove that Leake was a
professional gambler which, in
my view. must of necessity be
prejudicial in this case notwith-
standing instructions this court
might give the Jury"
Judge Schweinhaut added that
perjury has been committed"
and that the whole affair is
lmalodorous to the extreme"
AS for the infrequency of con-
solidation of felony indictments
of this kind, Mr.. Murray said last
night that such instances are
very rare" He recalled that he
had cited the Supreme Court up
holding consolidation Of. separate
/ murder counts against a man who
killed two persons in 1894.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

wine, which Is conclusive OF elabo-
rate dreams and q few Nightmares
II taken In large quantities.
"Sneaky Pete" "Best Bet" and
other sheets are available weekly.
Just now. more customers are buy
ling them than dream books be-
cause the forecasts are projected
into the future.
A Philadelphia newspaper. de-
lscribed on its masthead as the
World IS Greatest Negro Tabloid. .
enjoys d wide circulation here
One Of its most popular features
lis a cartoon Of q tipster surround
led by numerals In many combina-
|tions.
The combination can be read
and interpreted from various
angles. This widens the field Of
individual selection.
There's q winner In that car
toon almost every day." declared
an old subscriber here. "All you
need to do Is learn how to pick il
out
Any Number Of Views.
The dream bookc are issued by
many authors with widely diver.
gent views. and a customer may
purchase any number Of them, OF
the successive editions of some
lucky" series.
One Of long standing here In.
cludes these interpretations:
ITO dream Of ginger bread de.
notes happiness of long duration
Your rumher is 819"
1 A dream o. dancing in a bi,
ballroom. according to the lates
revised edition, can be interpreted
according to the type Of dance.
Tap dancers ought to play 730
snake dancers 016. while fox trot.
|ters will be lucky If they lay thei.
money on 2S5.
| Anybody who dreams of E. quad.
rille should back 307.
! Dreams Of sweet potatoes indi
cate an unfortunate marriage, AMI
such persons are given severa
numbers to choose from.
| Ice cream, however, means
happy and prosperous marriage
depending on the amount dreames
about. Such fortunates are tolt
to play 1893.
Under the "S's" Of the dream
book is listed Sweetheart" will
the following advice:
If a young man dreams that h,
sees his sweetheart in short under.
wear. 1t is a sure sign that she /.
unfaithful-she is in love with
some one else. . Your number
for this dream is 000."
Asked about this Interpretation
OF the triple negative, an old-time,
in the business replied:
That thing about the unfaith.
ful sweetheart is hitting pretty
close, but we call it the bellyach,
number: Oh! Oh! Obi"
Evening star., 1952-01-20

and manufacturers" Mr. Mitchell
declared, "is seriously reducing
small business competition for
armament contracts"
Evening star., 1952-01-20
An Amos Andy Act Says Mrs simkins Of Nichols
"It was lust an Amos n And,

"It was Just an Amos n Andy
| |act."
That's what Mrs. Yvonne Sim
kins thinks about the excited,
|high-pitched in,personation For
lmer Detective Sergt. Reuben
Nichols gave Of ex-Police Chief
Robert j. Barrett before the Sem
late District Crime Committee.
Mrs. Simkins is the wife of
Roger (Whitetop) Simkins. She is
president Of the corporation that
operates the Brass Rail restaurant
and bar, which has figured heavily
in the District crime hearings.
|. Mrs. Simkins expressed her.
views about Mr.. Nichols dramatic
act Friday in an interview yester-,
day at her home. 1928 Twelfth
street NE. a two-story brick
house with basement apartment
near the center Of Brookland.
An attractive young woman was
wearing yellow sweater and
Stacks and was doing her best to
keep her 5-year-old son out Of the
living room while the restaurant
was being discussed.
The story that the detective
knew that aggrieved numbers
operators were going to kill her
husband and that he warned
Charles H. Nelson, night manager
of the Brass Rail, "just didn't
make sense" she said.
why didn't he warn my hus-
band?" she asked.
The stories that her husband
was a millionaire were malicious
and untrue, she said. Their only
car is a Mercury. she said. and
it was in her name because since
the shooting her husband has been
unable to get liability insurance.
She has owned the Brass Rail
since 1946. she said. It had been
a restaurant before she obtained
the liquor license. Except for the
shooting of four years ago (when
Henry piggy Leake tried to get
into the place after hours and
shot Nelson, the night manager,
and was shot in retaliation) the
Brass Rail had experienced no
trouble, she said. The night man.
ager had shown very poor judg-
ment in getting a gun and going
to the door, she said. He should
have called the police at the Sec
ond precinct. (which is not far
away"
She was born in Washington,
she said, as were her parents and
grandparents. Her husband came
here from South Carolina about
20 years ago and has been en-
gagged in business since. She was
not sure what his business was
when he first came here but she
believed he ran a store.
The Simkins' home is furnished
conservatively with dark dining
room pieces, tapestried chairs in
the living room and a grand piano.
The Brass Rail is on the south
east corner of Seventh and 81
streets NV. in a long rectangular
building. It has an extremely
long bar which extends more than
so feet along the inner wall.
The front of the bar is a soda
fountain. The establishment has
a Glass c license which allows the
sale of whisky and other distilled
liquors as well as wine and beer
which are on display along the
counter against the wall. There is
q long, row of booths beside the
plate glass windows facing 81
street.
In the rear there is a steam
table, juke box and a piano.
entertainers are not |
Evening star., 1952-01-13

S42985 GENERAL ELECTRIC s-cu #.
Double Door Freezer Refrigerator combi-
nation. Model NJS. At Lacy's Sth and
NE. Ga. Ave. Clarendon Silver Spring
and College Park stores. Mfrs sample.
$500
&224.95 HOTPOINT ecu 1T Refrigerator.
demonstrator, Model EB6L. with meat
keeper and crisper. At all 2 Lacy's
stores $l4V
S274.85 HOTPOINT s-cu-ft Refrigerator.
Model EBS1. Porcelain meat keeper and
crisper. At all Z Lacy's stores S2I9
S319.95 HOTPOINT 1O-cu-ft Refriger-
ator. Model EA10. With meat keeper and
crisper. At all z Lacy's stores S240
$2f9.95 HOTPOINT s-cu-ft. Refrigerator.
Model EAS3. At all z Lacys stores $190
Evening star., 1952-01-13

&32905 GENERAL ELECTRIC 1O-cu.-ft.
Refrigerator. Large family size. Model
Nc1O. At Lacy's sth and NE. and
CLARENDON 5000
S299.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC S-cu,-ft.
Refrigerator. De luxe Model NCSG with
large freezer compartment. Porcelain
meat keeper and vegetable bins. At Lacy's
S269.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC s-cu.-ft.
Refrigerator. semi-deluxe Model NBsG
with large capacity. At Lacy's sth and E.
NE. Ga. Ave. Clarendon and College
Park ---- S199
Evening star., 1952-01-13

$1S9.95 NORGE Gas Range. With auto
matte lighting, fully insulated with smoke
less broiler. At Lacy's sth and E NE.
and Arlington $3.50
&210.95 NORGE Gas Range with light and
timer. Divided top and glass door in oven.
Model ND3se. At Lacy's Ca. ave-, claren-
don and Silver Spring S169
$2s9.95 CROSLEY new 10-cu-ft Refrig.
orator. Large freezer unit storage shelves
on door. At all Lscys stores - s2I0
$119.95 DUCHESS Wringer Washer,
Porcelain tub and adjustable wrinser. At
all Lacy's stores --------..--- S66
Evening star., 1952-01-13

slight dent scratch or mar. And in many instances
they're hardly noticeable Some are one and two of
kind, others in quantities! And in order to have
complete selections we've taken items from our regular
row and come prepared to buy the famous brand
appliance you've always wanted at much less than reg
ular price, Sorry, no mail, phone or c. O. D. orders.
Evening star., 1952-01-13

Chrome finish with
crumb tray. Automatic
timer control. At
Lacy's Sth and e only.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
400 BLOCK N ST.

I4UU bLOOh N 81.
DO you need downtown parking for 2
cars? This property has two-car ga
rage plus 6-rm., bath, brick house.
income from which will pay LIST
trust and taxes. Price only S12.a50.
SIGLER & CO., GE. 343l. OIL. 2439.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
A-16 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont.)

Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1852
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA

>G l. 4xGA9<A
For a Doctor or Dentist
A white Cape Cod brick,
Just off Wisconsin ave.-per-
fect location for young
doctor or dentist to have
combination of home and
ONCE; LIST f.: Center entrance
hall. living room and added
wing affords a reception room
with fireplace, large ONCE
room. complete bath adjoining,
dining room, Kitchen. 2nd A.:
2 Comfortable BEDROOMS
AND TILE BATH: bright
cellar, asphalt flooring, GAS
H.-W. HEAT, built-in garage.
Nicely handicapped lot and
across the front is brick wall.
VACANT. -Attractively priced.
LIBERAL TERMS. Today and
Sunday. call MISS BLAND,
WO. 64S6.
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
.3s 18th st. NV. Realtors, DI. 6S3t
Evening star., 1952-11-08
5000 18th ST. NE.

5000 18th ST. NE.
Direct from owner. Vacant. Open
Sat. and Sun. Semidet. brick. Lot,
23xl00. 6 lge. rms. lla tiled baths
t1st-fr. tiled powder rm.). full Gel
lar, cleo. refgr., cabinet kit, gas
rent. Near Sargent rd. and Eastern
ave. Ma. 9535 or OR. 6916.
C0LORED-RIvER TERRACE va
cant 5-rm brick house. Modern tile
bath and kitchen. oil INV. h., An
chor fence. $3.50 down. bal. paid like
-ent DEMATATIS REALTY CO.
COLORED-OPEN SAT. AND. SUN,
2 till dark, 2210 Douglas st. ne;
4-bedrm. and bath, bricktex bunga-
low; oil hot-water heat; large fenced
yard; assume AZ Gil loan and pay
S63.70 per month. including taxes
and insurance, or purchase on terms
With $l,5eo Io5e down. LA. 6-14sa or
COLoREDUie1 10th ST. N.E.-Home
with income; brick; 3 apis, 2-story
garage; oil heat. Small family could
live In one and rent out 2. Price,
S16,500 on good terms. Possession
with settlement. HUGH B. CONNER,
1927 K st. NV. RE. 1850; ewes.
COLORED-BROOK 6-rm.,
lh-bath corner brick; 3 porches. l
LISS REALTY Co. Me. 666S: ewes,
TIA 11OU GE O0SO a
Evening star., 1952-11-08
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ramEier with full Ssmt.. S' 3 bedrms.. Pnsn
frepi. wan. qualify CONSTRUCTION.
cS5 onnRY iRHs INvrs4MEN4 ssll gH 1910 iS2HF M2HF
sETaEsbi-srick AENfh SSi Cape. Cod. LS mr..
kE $3.50: ssasS5 Sale %'i 5, S5S oWnfsk sH1sS
BETHESDA RAMBLER-s bedrms.. 2
baths. $22.750. Most unusual and
attrac, home. one yr. OLD. Lge.
entr hall charming liv. rm. with
psneled firepl. wall. Huge picture
window overlooking Handicapped gar
den: Included are disposal. elec.
washer and drieI. 13-cu.;ft. deep
fan; For appt. call SH: s010.
MNi0SsNTG0sIMERY INVESTMENT &
GLENMoNT HMIs-By OWNER, s.
bedroom brick '.Brookville'' rambler;
full basement. Assume 40 CT loan
of S1o,4sQ, eop opsysble s76;5o monthly.
pare values. Directions: Out Ga.
ave. extended to Weller rd.. left 2
blocks to Holdridge, right one block.
GLEN HILLS. Rockville, Nd: s-bed-
rm.., 2-bath, 2-car gar. new brick
rambler: $26.960. Large. modern.
eec cre FL nd Ht avs sc SadTs aood To;d. asss sns
schools: 8 mi. to all shopping serv-
ice in Rockville. MARVIN SIMMONS
Co, Rockville 3424. -
HILi.ANDALE-New B-Star Better
Homes and Gardens rambler, 1741
Overlook DR.. eH. 4663. o.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HHIGREST
HILLCREST
HILLCREST AREA

HILJCREST AREA
Lovely, Cape Cod brick home. First
floor, lge. liv. rnl. with firepl., mod.
kit. with garbage disposal, dish
washer. elec. range and refgr.. I
floor. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, child's
playrm.. recr. rm. with f1repl. and
bar; oil h.-w.h., 2 screened porches,
Gear brick det. garage with auto.
doors. This home has many other
f1ne features. too numerous to men
iron fence. FREDERICK A. BLU
MER CO., 6l7 Pa. ave Sc, FIR.
loss; ewes. and Sun. 10. 3-4777.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Would you like a real 4-bedrm. house
with 2 baths. recreation rm., dispos-
al, dishwasher? Lge. wooded lot,
excellent neighborhood. For less
than $4,000. OIL. 2429. MR.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

PRESTIGE SECTION
Beautiful brick home, recently re-
decorated; library or bedrm. and
bath on 2nd A.; big attic; screened
porch; garage; wooded lot with
112-ft. frontage; quiet street; close
to transp. Approx. $4,000 cash,
balance well financed. once open
Saturday and Sunday.
Town & Suburban, OR. 940O
Evening star., 1952-11-08
BETHESDA RAMBLER
CAROLE HIGHLANDS

1918 10th AVE.
frepl., dining el, kit. with elec.
refgr:, gas range and Bendix washer,
bedrms., full tile bath, gas radiant
heat; 2nd fl. can be finished with
bedrooms and bath, plumbing
tifully landscaped. Priced for quick
sale. Open Sun, It'll 6 pm.
JOSEPH w. SWAIN, INC.
JU. 8-4711 WI. 34l3 WI. 1922
N. Hamp. ave. extended
TO Erskine st. to 18th ave. to house.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

FINE Sc. SECTION
Only S10.990. All brick, like new;
5 lovely rooms and bath. No bet
ter bargain ever offered. Agent
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

3-bedrm. rambler with bsmt..
close-in area. Huge liv. rm. with
:lrepl.. din: rIn., lge. fully equipped
kitchen. 2 baths. Anchor fenced
yard. Patio with aluminium avn
1nGs. FnT sog M9st ato UNIQUE and outstanding.
SILVER SPRING
Here is an ideal Cape Cod. only L
blk. from ST. Johns Church in sil.
fireplace fun din. rm.. equipped
150-ft. deep. Here is your chance.
excellent terms. Only $12.950.
SILVER SPRING
Here is q perfect home. spacious for
kitchen; 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st
floor. 9 bedrms. and bath on end
lot. Close-in section and newly re.
decorated. About 4-yrs old.
SILVER SPRING
II you want huge. luxurious rooms.
ek Psss cape &c cea fns new
Gus lines. in the Franklin and Flow
er ave section of Silver Spring.
pi.. BIG family din. T rm.. extra iee.
floor. 2 more bedrms. and bath end
floor: full bsmt. with picture window.
See to appreciate. Only S26.500.
CONN. GARDENS
Very attractive new rambIed, well
constructed. with 3 bedrms., bath.
lily. .rm. with dining area. Equipped
kitchen S14,950. The kitchen is Q
WHEATON
allow with full bsmt., $1,000 FHA
1st trust. Tiled kitchen, attic fan,
Anchor-fenced lot. awnings. Ask to
see this house today. S15,500.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. S-5757 It'll Q pm. daily. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-08
SILVER SPRING
CONN. GARDENS
WHEATON

Very attractive new rambled. well
constructed with 3 bedrms., bath,
liy. rm. with dining area. Equipped
kitchen $14,950. The kitchen is Q
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

THE SEVERN RIvER-Beaut. clap
board bunealow situated on nice
water front lot: Year-'round prop.
mod. kit. and bath. dinette. Hy. rm.
with open fireplace, screened front
porch overlooking beaut. surround
ingS. garage. Priced low. Seen by
appoint: only: J: F. BROOKS. Call
Evening star., 1952-11-08
SILVER SPRING
$16,950

ELECTION IS OVER. NOW
IS THE TIME FOR YOUR DE-
CISION TO PURCHASE YOUR
NEW HOME. FOR OUTSTAND-
ING FEATURES AND QUAIL
rTY WHY NOT MAKE THIS
NEW HOME ONE OF OUR
MONTGOMERY RAMBLERS.
Liv. rm., dining-L. 2 or 8 bed
rms; o few of the many fea-
lures include compartment
bath, unique kitchen plan.
with eounter-height oven. 81
lent mercury switches. gas
A.-c. heat, parQuet floors. AL
fol insulation, walk-in closets.
SEE MR.. BURKLIN THIS
WEEK END
OPEN 1-6 PM. SAT.-SUN.
To reach: From Georgia
ave. out Colesville pike to light
at Four Corners, turn left on
Old Bladensburg rd. n mile to
Mcdonald Knobs sign, follow
arrows to open sample house.
r. H. BEST SALES. INC.
REALTORS
WI $3.50 Ewes. WI. 62Ss.