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Evening star., 1952-03-26
Mrs. Gould
lsHOstess

Dinner honors last night went
to the Philippine Ambassador and
Mrs. Romulo. The hostess at the
8 o'clock. black-tie party was Mrs.
Frederick Mitchell Gould. Spring
flowers were used throughout Mrs.
Gould's Woodland Drive resi-
dence.
Among those invited were Sena-
tor and Mrs. Edward Martin, Rep
Iresentative and Mrs. Clark w.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Achilles
Sakell. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morrison.
Also included were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elliot Freer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Moser. Mrs. Mary Buford,
Senator Clyde r. Hoey, and the
Belgium Minister Plenipotentiary
Mr.. Maurice Heyne.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
By Betty Beole

Capital Flashes - United.
States Ambassador Ellsworth
Bunker, fresh from his post in
Buenos Aires. viii be whipping
back and forth between WASH
ington and New York until he
leaves around April 20 to sue
ceed Ambassador James Cle-
ment Dunn in Rome. In town
today. he win spend the week.
end In New York and return
next week for more briefing for
his new post. His wife Harriet
Is still in South America. in
Brazil with her daughter Ellen
who is married to Brazilian DR..
Fernado Gentle. They recently
Evening star., 1952-03-26

the tea, one Of the main features
of the tour, is to be given at the
Australian Embassy from 4 until
6 O'Clock.
Proceeds will be used for the
Goodwill Industries, whose pur.
pose will be to extend their re.
habilitation services to handi-
capped persons and to aid the
homebound who are unable to ac-
cept employment in Goodwill
workroomS.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Fleet for the next six or eight
months. While away they will
lease their Georgetown house to
the Richard Conlons. He used to
live close by on Potomac street
with his brother, was married q
year ago and sent to Korea for the
Foreign Service on his honeymoon
alone.
Fran Rust. mother Of next
weeks traveller. was down on the
Eastern Shore last week end with
the William Fahnestocks-she's
the former Eppes Hawes. The
Tom Blakes were there. too, and
an attractive Scotsman. Charles,
FelloweS-G Gordon. who is in this
country on a visit. The Fahne-
stocks have wonderful, old, old
place down there that they have
doubled in size since acquiring it
several years ago. The Blakes took
of yesterday for Chicago. for
week and wedding. Recently
back from Naples and Venice
sounds swish. they say. but they
were only in Florida--the Blakes
visited Tad and Johnny Vincent.
who used to live here during the
war, now make their home again
in Greenwich. Conn. -.
Neville Barry has gone to Cali
fornia for two weeks; will see
daughter Neville in Los Angeles,
where she's been working for q
year. She will also see in-laws, ADJ
miral and Mrs. Wilder Baker in
San Diego where he is comman-
dant of the Naval Air Station, and
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Barry in
Coronado
Grace and Neil Phillips are back
from Delray, Fla, where they saw
the former Mary Louise Marsh and
husband Kenneth Jenkins who
spend SUMMERS in Florida, winters
Il in their house In Bar Harbor.
Capt. Edwin Graves says he's
the ideal husband. He's done all
the moving from 2101 Connecti-
cut avenue to their new house
on Whitehaven street during the
week Kay had to be in New York.
She returns now to find every
thing in the new Georgian house
they started building a year ago
and even the garden will be sodded
and partially landscaped. /.
It's three doors up from the Ben
Gains who sold their place in
'lWarrenton for a Washington foot
hold.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

A reader asks: "Will you please
tell me who is supposed to end a
telephone conversation-the per-
son calling or the one called? A
friend of mine insists that it is
up to the one calling to end the
conversation and that it is very
rude for the one called to do so.
! disagree with this. I detest
lengthy telephone conversations
and if I hadn't ended many con-
versationS. despite the fact that
I was the one called, I'd be talking
yet"
Although the one who calls is
more likely to end the conversa-
tion, there is no rule of courtesy
that prevents the one called from
doing so.
Must Be Choneed
Dear Mrs. Post: I have just re-
ceived some "informals" for a
present and my name is misspell-
ed on them. In other words. in
stead of the last two letters being
"el" they are ''ul." Could I make
the correction in ink, or would
it be better to use them as is?
Answer: I'm sorry to have to
say that you cannot send out your
own name spelled wrong. If you
have to use them, then you must
turn the III" into an 'e."
From an Adaptive Fother
Dear Mrs. Post: My wife and ]
have just adopted a baby and
would like to know if it would be
proper for me to hand out cigars
to the men and candy to the
women in my Office, just as if the
baby were our own?
Answer: Certainly-and my
very best wishes to you.
Office Wedding Invitotion
Dear Mrs. Post: There are six
departments in our company and
I have friends in all of them.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
EccIes Return
ToChewChuse

Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner S. Eccles
have returned to their home at
101 East Kirk street in Chevy
Chase, Md. from a wedding trip to
his home in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles, the latter
the former Sarah Madison Classic,
were married in New York Decem-
ber 80 and went west Immediately.
Mr.. Eccles is the former chairman
of the Federal Reserve Board.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
-Hindsman Photo.

MRS. WILLIAM F.. HARRIS, JR.
The former
Miss Thelma /. Jacobs.
Miss Thelma Irene Jacobs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis O.
Jacobs Of Arlington. was married
on March % to Sergt. William F.
Harris, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris of Fayetteville, N. c. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. j. William Hough in the
Walker Chapel Methodist Church.
Arlington. The reception also was
held at the church.
Sergt. and Mrs. Harris are now
on wedding trip to Richmond
and North Carolina.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Emily Post Advises

Should I send a wedding invita-
ton to each department. or will
one to all do?
Answer: It depends upon
whether one invitation will be
seen by everyone in all depart
ments. If this is uncertain, then
one to each department will be
better.
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
Gnsioer personal mail. The an
s1DerS to questions on pictures
of the bride, the wedding cake
and other 1Uedding procedures
are included in Mrs. Posts
leGfet E-2. To obtain a copy,
send 10 cents in coin to her,
care of The EUening Star, p. o.
Bor 80, Station G. New York
~, ". Y.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack L. CaSwell
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Wendie Jane, to Mr..
william Penn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
tW. M. Penn of Garrett Park. Md.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Miss Mary Esther Pilkerton and
Mr.. Millard A. Walter, jr. were
married March "a at Christ Epis-
copal Church in Clinton, Md. with
the Rev. Paul StoutSenberger Of
ficiating. After the ceremony, q
reception was given also in Clin-
ton.
Miss Pilkerton is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Pilkerton.
Mr.. Walters parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter of Clinton. The
couple will make their home in
New York City where Mr.. Walter
is stationed with the United
States Coast Guard.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Weather Station
Built for Danes
On Greenland

WASHINGTON, (P)-Air Force
planes flew more than two million
pounds of equipment to remote
corner of Greenland, only a few
hundred miles from the North
Pole, for the building Of Danish
weather station, the U.S.A.F. dis
closed today.
Although existence Of the new
weather station has been known,
details of its construction came to
light only today in news an
nouncement by the Air Force.
1t said Is Fairchild c. 119
packets - big twin-boom cargo
carriers - toted in a total of
2,051,600 pounds Of equipment
over a six-month period, rang
ing from bulldozers to pre-fabri-
Gated buildings.
The only way to reach the base
site was by air, flying from the
new American base at Thule, on
the northwest coast, 900 miles
away. An advance party of Danes
and Americans landed first in
a ski-equipped plane and marked
out an area in the snow and ice
on which two C-119s landed with
initial construction equipment.
The start on Station Nord"
began April 5 and by July Is a
permanent air strip was ready
for USE
The Giles used in the airlift
were from the Tactical Air Com
mands 435th Troop Carrier Wing
of the 18th Air Force, a former
reserve wing based at Miami, Fla.
Many Of the groups C-119s
currently are in Alaska in con-
nection with winter airborne troop
training. Two Of them have
crashed this month while ferrying
troops out of Elmendorf Base.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Air Force Party on Ice
Island Invites Anyone
For Thanksgiving Turkey

ANCHORAGE, up - An Air
Force party On lonely ice island
next door to the North Pole wants
the folks back home to know it
will celebrate Thanksgiving with
turkey and all the trimmings.
And if you want to drop in for
dinner, you're invited to make
use of the best runway facilities
for wheeled and ski aircraft in the
Arctic Ocean," Maj. Herbert G..
Dorsey messaged Elmendorf Air
Force Base here yesterday.
Dorsey, of Los Angeles, is COM
handing officer Of a station on
the floating ice island. This seven
man group is gathering weather
data where the weather is made
for use by the Air Force and fore
casters around the world.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Eisenhower Names
Two Women to
Top-Level Jobs

NEW YORK, up - President
elect Dwight D. Eisenhower
neared the end of his designations
for top-level government offices
Wednesday, declaring that more
high positions will be assigned
to women administrators.
He has named the seventh mem
Der of the normally nine-man
cabinet
And along with that designa-
ton, he announced that he will
propose the names Of two women
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, Of
Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Ivy
taker Priest, Of Bountiful, Utah
for administrative offices in the
government he is forming.
Mrs. Hobby was named to head
the Federal Security Agency, and
Mrs. Priest as Treasurer Of the
United States.
These, he said in formal an
nouncement, are 1.-The first of 9TH
er appointments Of women in the
coming administration"
The designation for the cabinet
was Arthur E. Summerfield, of
Flint, Mich, for Postmaster Gen
eral. Summerfield is chairman of
the Republican National Commit
tee.
Only two cabinet posts now re
main: the Secretaries of Com
merce and Labor. There has been
no indication at the generals
headquarters as to his choices.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Russians Turn Down
Indian Compromise Plan
On Deadlocked POW Issue

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (P)-
Russia's Andrei Vishinsky an
nounced today that Communist
China already had turned down
India's compromise plan for end
ing the Korean prisoner-of-war
deadlock.
Vishinsky addressed the u. N.
Political committee shortly after
that Donation body had voted to
give priority to the Indian pro-
posal, which Russia already had
rejected.
The Soviet foreign minister said
the Peiping government had been
given copy Of the resolution by
the Indian government and had
given its negative reply two days
ago. For that reason, he said, the
committee would be merely vast
ing time to pursue its present de-
bate on the Indian plan
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Billiards. Block
Roads in States;
Storms Kill Six

Wind-whipped snow clamped an
icy grip over wide sections Of
the midlands today, stranding
travellers, closing schools and
blocking roads.
At least six deaths were attrib-
buted to storm conditions. Almost
a foot of snow was recorded in
some towns.
Kansas and Nebraska, where
blizzard conditions prevailed in
some areas yesterday, apparently
felt the greatest impact Of the
storm.
But parts Of Missouri, Iowa,
Minnesota, Oklahoma and Texas
also got their share of snow. The
snow eased off during the night
in most of the states but the
Weather Bureau said it probably
would continue in Minnesota and
Iowa throughout Wednesday.
A six to nine-inch blanket
Of snow covered a section $50 to
200 miles wide from southeastern
Minnesota southwestward in %
northern Texas. A four-inch car
pet Of white covered most of Kan
sas and Nebraska and northwest
ward into Wyoming and central
Montana.
Winds of 3O-35 miles an hour
with gusts of As to SO mph created
blizzard-like conditions in some
areas. The drifting snow made
snow depths vary. Traffic was
impeded in many areas and high
way travel was virtually halted
in some. places.
Temperatures were below zero
early today in the northern Rock
les and in the low teens as far
south as northern Texas and in
the plains states.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Sharp Differences Among
Price Control Planners

WASHINGTON, up - Michael
V. Disable, former price admins
traitor, has been summoned to
Washington for high level dis
cussions on what to do about the
nations controls program, Econ
omic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam
announced today.
There are sharp differences Of
opinion among the administra-
TONS top planners. Some want
wage and price controls strength
ened and extended beyond their
present expiration date, April 80.
Others want all controls to be
lifted.
President Truman has the pow
er to end the controls if he desires.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Second Ship Sails For
Alaska From Seattle

SEATTLE, (P)-A second ship
with supplies for Alaska sailed
from Seattle this morning, under
special clearance from picketing
AFL waterfront unions.
It was the freighter Susitna of
the Alaska Steamship Co. 1t is
heading for westward ports.
The S. S. Rambler sailed yes
terday for southeastern ports.
The company reported a third
ship will sail with cargo for Val
DEE and Seward which the Su-
sitna was unable to take.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
80 Palmerites Accompany
Basketball Team to Nome

Forty eight people are sched
uled to leave Palmer Friday
morning for the basketball games
here Friday and Saturday be-
tween the Nome and Palmer
High School teams.
Sixteen members of the team
and school are in the group and
80 adults, it has been reported by
the superintendent Of the Palmer
school, who is accompanying the
group.
Following the Saturday night
game party limited to the stu
dents Of the Nome School and to-
those from Palmer, will be held
at the school.
The Palmer team will be hous-
ed at Nome Field, and the rest Of
the group at the hotels in town.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
US. Ambassador to
Canada Resigns After 25
Years in Foreign Service

WASHINGTON, up 80 Stanley
Woodward today submitted his
resignation as ambassador to
Canada. 1t is effective Jan. Is.
Woodward, former State De-
partment protocol chief, is widely
known in diplomatic circles
around the world In his resigna-
ton sent to President Truman, a
close personal friend, he said:
"After Is years in the Foreign
Service and State Department,
the time has come to return to
private life and to assume the
responsibilities and privileges Of
citizenship in our great country"
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
Bartlett Reports
Statehood Bill
Unlikely This Year
ZAP Special Washington Service,

WASHINGTON, Up Delegate
Bartlett cast some cold Arctic
water Tuesday on the chances of
Alaska statehood being voted by
the coming session Of Congress.
He talked with reporters after
meeting with Sen. Hugh Butler
CR-Neb), whose position as chair
man Of the Senate Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee will
give him virtual control over
statehood legislation following the
the January reorganization
Bartlett quoted Butler as saying
he does not believe Alaska should
be given statehood until legisla-
ton is enacted transferring to the
western states the bulk Of public
land within their borders.
Presumably Alaska would be
affected also by any such legis-
lation.
AS a result Bartlett reported
Buffers belief that the question
Of Alaska statehood will not be
brought up during the coming
session. An Hawaiian statehood
bill, however, probably will get
consideration.
The delegate said Butler assur-
ed him he plans to introduce
shortly after Congress resumes a
bill to permit Alaskans to elect
their own governor The bill
would, if passed, be effective for
the 1854 elections.
He said he plans to submit a
statehood measure early in the
next congress similar to that
which came before the Senate last
year and was returned to com
mittee for further study.
However," he added, "if Sen.
Buffers views reflect those of the
administration and it appears
statehood is doomed for another
four years, I will join with him
in support Of the elective COVER
nor bill"
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-26
ELMIRA, NY, (P)-Cpl. John

ELMIRA, NY, (P)-Cpl. John
ny Costley, 20, is one of the mem
bers of the Tenth Rescue Squad
ron searching for his lost brother
aboard missing transport plane
that vanished with 50 persons off
the Alaskan coast.
He is stationed in Alaska and
learned from his parents here that
his brother, Sgt. Eugene Raymond
Costley, "a, was aboard the giant
CHA Globemaster which disap-
peared Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Cabinets made of we'll seasoned hord-
wood, boked-on enamel finish. Sliding
porcelain top work surface. Sliding doors
of double strength decorated gloss With
metal breed box, pan racks.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
COLONIAL,

This beautiful redecorated Colonial
on o lovely corner lot near schools
and transportation. is the perfect
kitchen and bath. full basement,
screened side porch. Priced at
$16.S00 for quick sale. Directions:
Out Piney Branch rd.. left on Old
Bladensburg rd:. left on East Wayne
ave. to 1900 GlenVille I'd.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GRACIOUS
LIVING ATAGLANCE

ASA A4NNA = - NAA1x14NNo
This imposing white Colonial home
crowning 31a-acre knoll overlook
ing exclusive Burnt Mills Hills and
commanding full acres of beau
tlfully-landscaped rolling lawns
truly exemplifies gracious living at
a glance. Sunset Views" many
distinctive features in addition to
its excel. Burnt Mills address. af-
fords the full and gracious life of
country estate in one Of Mont
gomery County's most convenient
small estate sections. A few of
its many unusual features are: A
3-box-stal1 stable with 2s-acre
fenced paddock, fenced garden plot
of - acre. both screened from the
house by landscaping: a Gear ga
rage with servants or child's play
room above; 5 bedrms.,- lge. recep.
cochere and Soft. club room with
glass brick bar "Sunset View" is
located on upper McCeney drive,
and Is shown by appt. only. Priced
at S54,950.
]. E. Preston Realty Corp.
sH. 9193 Ewes. Lo. 5-o63s
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRICK CAPE COD

Close to bus and schools. this Cape
Cod has , bedrooms. living room.
dining room. kitchen and bath;
finished 2nd floor; full basement,
outside entrance; lovely yard. Di-
rections: Out ColeSville rd. to
Lanark Way, left to Rogart. left
to 9902.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
RRTCK RAMBLER.

Only l left of these beautiful brick
pancy, Featuring 2ia baths. ultra
modern electric kitchen, full base
ment. outside entrance. Buy now
and choose your decorating. Di-
rections: Out Colesville I'd. to
Inraine ave. left TO house.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Do You Want the Best?
In a $50, 900. 4-bedrm. ranch house?
acres. 2-car garage: built with the
oest material and workmanship by
yrs. ago. 1t is better than new. with
.Shrubbery and lawn well established.
This beautiful home is 9 mi from
Rockville, overlooking the lakes in
Glen Hills CluD Estates and miles
Mr.. SIMMONS, Rockville S434,
Evening star., 1952-06-22
INVITATION

44N "A i 4O4N
To Beautiful Lewisdale
You are cordially invited to Lewis
dale for the first showing Ct our
lavishly furnished English-style cot
tage 2-bedrm. brk. Liv. rm. with
firepl, tiled bath. equipped kit
dinette combina ton. stairway to
expan. attic. full bsmt.. gas a.-c.
heat; ornamental iron railing; lge:
Handicapped lot. Close to Univ. OF
Md. and express bus downtown.
SI6.5O0, comfortable financing.
Open daily until dark.
North on N. H. ave. to
University lane. right APPROX. l
mile to 23d ave, right 2 blks. to
sample house. Ewes. WA. S9S2.
$12,950
OPEN SUN. IL TO DARK
New 3-bedrm. rambler. Lge. liv.
full bsmt. with outside entrance,
auto. heat: l2-acre lot.
Out Defense hwy. approx
] mile past Landover Hills, left
on Finn's lane to sample house.
Ewes. AP. -9717.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GOING BUSINESS

6 MILES FROM D. C.
Near MOL Owner moving to stock
farm will sell store, garage, fixtures.
5-rm. modern dwelling. 6 small
cottages with total rental S157 mo-,
on important hwy. All for total Of
S45. 800. less stock In store which
will be inventoried. \, cash. owner
will carry 1st mortgage for balance.
Possession. Ewes, AP. 0567.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
sH. 044O. sH. 1911
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRICK

Fireplace. din. rm. and bsmt., Q bed
rms. with expan. attic; wooded lot
SI4.950; substantial cash required;
but it can't be duplicated for the
ingside. right about 8 blocks to 5o91
Remy DIR. skyline. McALLISTER
REAL ESTATE, HI. 4640.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Sl2,95O

QUEENS CHAPEL SECTION
A well-kept 2-bedrm. bunea-
low. in Al neighborhood; full
bsmt., rec. rm.. lge. expansion
attic, tiled bath; fenced in
beautiful lot. A few steps
from everything.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK RAMBLER, $21.95O

! H4V4G4 DOOVV 14II1 INV.
WA. 1900
34th and r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd
Evening star., 1952-06-22

LAUREL REALTY co.
500 Flower Ave. s. s.. III. S-S7On
Evening star., 1952-06-22
CAPE con

Beautiful Cape Cod in large lot. with
large living room, kitchen, dining
floor: 2 bedrooms on 2nd floor:
recreation room with tiled floor and
bath in basement. Directions: Out
Georgia ave. to Urbana st.. left
IN 0504
Evening star., 1952-06-22
H. GLENN GARVIN

Oh. 4l79. -28
COLORED-TAKOMA PARK, MD,
LAT Richie ave.-tOut 9th st. NV.
to Ptney Branch rd., right on Piney
Branch I'd. to Ritchie ave. and "a
block 70 house,. Charming .6-rm.
reasonably priced with q reasonable
down payment or your own house in
trade. Open 8 to Z. MIR. HUMBLE,
DE. S10S or CO. 2076.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow
with large expansible attic.
sep. dinette, equip; kitchen.
rm. in full bsmt., gas heat.
Ideally situated on fenced lot.
Owner wants fast sale. Make
an offer on your terms.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

BERWYN---4-bedrm., 1h-bath Cape
Cod. on "a acre; 2 blks. from Cath
car. Full bsmt.. h.-w. heat, porches,
trees. excel condition; S12.5OO with
$500 down. S705 60th pl.. TO.
oHIS. ~
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COUNTRY BARGAIN-S7 200. Three
miles District line: ~ acre. 2-story
partly finished house. 3-rm. cabin,
chicken house, fruit. stream, hard
road. OWNER. JU. 1-560S.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
$75O DOWN

EAST. EVANSVILLE
SS, $50. Lovely Diet. asbestos shingle
3-bedrm. home, mr.. schools. shop
ping. transp. Miss Dillon, cox g.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
S12,950
TN nnn ~~"A&

:. 2-bedrm. brick rambler; lge.
liv. rm., dining area, fully
equipped kitchen, deep freeze.
tiled bath. lge. expansion attic:
nice lot; streets and sidewalk.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

LARGE CHEVY CHASE
CORNER COLONIAL
1st floor: Huge beautiful liv,, rm.. full
tremendous porch. 2nd FIR: 8 large
bedrooms. tiled bath. full basement,
oil hot-water heat; in excellent con-
dition; house is on q lovely. corner
fine shrubbery; open, 2-7 pm.
400 Leland. Chevy Chase, Mo.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRICK COLONIAL

oN4Nh CNIAJNJIN4E1h
Close to Silver Spring on large lot,
this spacious Colonial has 3-bed-
rooms and bath on 2nd floor; large
living room dining room. kitchen
with table space. pantry and break
fast nook on 1st floor; recreation
room and maids quarters In base
ment; attached garage. Directions:
Out Georeia ave. to Plyers Mill rd.,
right to Amherst ave-, left to 10708.
AND MANY OTHER HOMES
TO CHOOSE FROM
Evening star., 1952-06-22
$1,000 DOWN

2 hedrms. and expan. attic; / block
st. At 609 Gath ave, Seat Pleasant.
A real buy. Open. McAI.LlSTER
REAL ESTATE, HI. 4549.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
4-BEDRM. BRICK
$14,950
OPEN 2-6

4403 74th AVE.
Liv. rm.. with firepl., dining room
equipped kit; alum. storm doors
and windows; bsmt. lge. lot with
driveway; close to school. shopping
center and bus; 25 min. to down
town D: c. Dirs.: Out .Bladensbure
I'd. to Peace Cross. right on U. s. :.
so, 3 miles to 72d ave. and Land
over Hills. right to Varnum st., ieft
to 74th ave. and open sign. Me-
ENTEE REAL ESTATE, WA. e317.