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Evening star., 1953-02-22

OTTAWA.-Canadians. un-
like their anxious American
brothers, heaved . chesty sigh
Of relief last week as the
Dominion government slashed
II per cent from the taxes in
dividuals will pay in the COM
ing year.
Finance Minister Douglas
Abbott announced the cut
Thursday in q speech before
Parliament.
Generally speaking, Cana
dian taxes have been heavier
than those paid by Americans.
and in the higher brackets
still will be heavier after the
cut. A few married couples
with incomes under $500 a
year and single individuals pay
less tax than their friends
Evening star., 1953-02-22

See Form Policy" in Review Of the
Week. Pose C-l
The guardian., 1953-09-26
COMPOSER OF
AFRICAN LULLABY

AFRICAN LULLABY, g
sung in native SwahiIi and
English by Eartha Kit in
her famous international al
bum of songs recorded ull-
der RCA Victor label. is a
composition by William
Greaves, actor and compOs-
er. Greaves' unique number
is waxed on the other side
Of Miss Kits "C'est ST
Bon" Greaves has been
featured in Lost BOundar-
ies," Miracle in Harlem"
and Lost in the Stars" (the
South African play, african
Lullaby, is eventually ex-
pected to swamp the juke
boxes with the same pOpu-
larity as its companion,
"C'est ST Bon"
The guardian., 1953-09-26
MEMO TO HOUSEWIVES
HANDLE WITH CAKE

weather, II is also wise to reach
for a pot holder or oven mitt before
YOU reach for that hot pot. Prompt
attention to burns and minor cuts
and scratches will help them heal
quickly, without soaring. To pro-
tect hands from dust, wear work
gloves for all dry-dirt chores. II
hands are dried thoroughly after
every in-water task the tendency to
chapping is lessened. A hand cream
or lotion smoothed on Immediately
thereafter will also help offset the
driving effects of soap and water, or
detergents and water, Used before
going out of doors, cream or lotion
will serve to protect your hands
against the ravages of wind and
cold.
The way in which the cream is
applied can also increase it's eftec-
tiveness. In this respect, the MAX
ers of Trushay hand preparations
have some pertinent advice to Of
fer: (l) Spread cream on backs Of
hands, first, where the oil glands
are scarce. (2) Massage it on the
backs, then around the wrists and
along the fingers. Pay special at
tention to the knuckles and the
cuticle around the nails.
The guardian., 1953-09-26
Seem
Stars
BY DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK - A BIT INTER-
VIEW WITH SARAH VAUGHAN !.
The gossips may be linking Sar-
sh Vaughan to some prominent
business man, but she will tell
you that the only guy in her life
is George TreauWell, her hus-
band and manager yet. She's a
gal that has olossomed most
roundly and firmly in recent
years that we were most plea
sanity surprised as we watched
her on this New YORK trip !. Sar-
ah doesn't worry about her
| imitators say it's quite flatter-
ing to find singers copying"
her style. She's quite fond
OF all singers though Perry Co.
mo really sends her Now the
proud posSessor of a darling
French poodle, Hansel, he
cuddled up to her as she sang.
"Tenderly' on her last night at
the Birdland.
Benny Carter ducked into the
Automat for coffee between ap-
pointments on this rare New
York visit, He's with the "jazz
of the Philharmonic" on most
of its cross country swing. :.
That Joyce Bryant seems to be
a darling of New York cafe So
ciety the way she's booked in
and around Broadway Louis
Armstrong in Washington with
his regular aggregation. An
Eartha Kilt dress on the market
the lace number in sir .ple cut
with the off shoulder Only
the too rounded try to wear it
and you know it calls for the
Slimest of Sims. :.
The guardian., 1953-09-26

HoUSEWIFELY TASKS like
l marketing can make trouble
for your hands. You carry heavy
bundles in all kinds of weather.
You cook and launder, dust and
scrub. These chores lead your
hands a rough life. They involve
soap, water, dust, dirt = all Of
which tend to dry and chap the
skin. Wind and weather, too, have
a hand in making your hands red
and coarse and unsightly.
You can minimize these hazards
to hands, beauty experts maintain,
if you wear gloves whenever you
venture out Of doors in cool or cold
The guardian., 1953-09-26
WHAT SHALL WE EAT .
EPEMTA OAEIET

A French omelet is a refinement
of scrambled eggs. You don't stir
at all, but use a far more gentle
treatment. Before its finished
and folded, turnover style, there's
a filling set inside.
Let tasty, golden one brighten
your breakfast. Here's the COM
plete menu plan: Fruit juice,
French omelet, toast and butter,
and milk; plus a hot beverage if
you wish.
Frencr omelets are at their best
when made in small quantities, so
here's a recipe to serve two. You'll
need three eggs and three table
spoons milk, salt and pepper, and
one tablespoon butter. Mix eggs,
milk, and seasoning thoroughly.
Heat butter in skillet just hot
enough to sizzle drop of water.
Pour in egg mixture. Reduce the
heat; slow cooking will keep your
omelet tender and moist.
4 AS the mixture at the edges be-
gins to thicken and loosen, lift
the cooked portions with a fork
toward the center so that the un-
cooked portions flow to the bot
tom. Tilt skillet as it is necessary
TO hasten the flow Of uncooked
eggs. Please, do not stir When
eggs no longer flow and surface
is still moist, increase heat to
brown bottom quickly. Carefully
loosen edge. Fold in half or roll.
Total cooking time viii be 5 to 8
minutes.
One of our variations is TO place
bits of chopped ham or bscon oE
a breakfast omelet before folding
This French Omelet win serve
a family:
FRENCH CHEESE oMELET
6 eggs
3/4 teaspoon salt
/ 1/8 teaspoon pepper
S tablespoons milk
2 tablespoons butter
l cup shredded cheese
Beat eggs with sessonings and
milk until well mixed. Melt but
ter in large skillet. Maintain q
moderate heat and pour egg mix
ture into pan. Cook for to 10
minutes until eggs are set. II
mixture is very deep. it is advis-
able to lift lower crust with
spatula to allow liquid to reach
bottom Of pan when omelet is hall
done. When eggs are hrm
sprinkle grated cheese over tor
Of omelet, and fold over. Serve
Immediately. Makes s servings.
FOR A GOOD DAY
Breakfast: Put a generous SCOOP
of fresh apple sauce on flake ce
real. Top with brown sugar anc
cream.
Lunch: Mix cottage cheese
shredded cabbage. shredded car
rot for a salad Flavor with salt
minced onions and celery salt.
Dinner: For dessert have whea
crackers topped with a thin sliel
cf Swiss Cheese and another thil
slice Of apple.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
JACKIE ROBINSON
AND ED SULLIVAN
TO AID URBAN


BROOKLYN - CAMP -
Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Ed Sullivan, New
York News columnist and M. c.
Of television's 'Toast Of The
Town." will serve as honorary
chairman Of the Brooklyn branch
League membership drive. The
dinner will be held at the St.
George Hotel Monday, Oct. 5.
Judge Nathaniel Kaplan, chair
man of the New York City Youth
Board, will be principal speaker.
DR.. Gardner c. Taylor, pastor
of Concord Baptist church and
chairman of the Brooklyn branch
advisory committee, stated that
the campaign goal is 2,00e new
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
HORNE'S BATTLE
FOR JOB RECALL
PREVIOUS
SCRAPES

WASHINGTON (ANP) -
The campaign to retain Frank
Horne in his post with the hous-
inc administration had its coun-
teTpart in a similar fight by for
mer Judge James A. Cobb IN the
early days of the Roosevelt ad-
ministration.
The only fault found with
Judge Cobb's tenure on the Mum
icipal bench was that he was Re-
publican. A dirty fight followed,
and many of Cobb's friends ralli-
ed to his cause, but he was re-
moved and Judge Almond Scott
named in his place. Now Judge
Scott is baking at resigning the
Job in favor of a Republican APP
pointee, seeking to complete 70
years on the bench to insure fat
pension.
Horne, for II years in housing,
has said little, but others are TAX
ing UP the cudgels in his behalf
decrying the shame of removing
capable man because politics
demand, it.
Another job sought by Repub-
leans is in the defense depart
ment where James c. Evans, a
Roosevelt appointee, also has done
creditable job but is in the
shadow of a political replacement
Republican workers who labor
ed in the Eisenhower campaign
are furious over the attempts to
hold over the present incumbents
and are urging their removal.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
EZ CHARLES
LOOMS AS NEXT
CHALLENGER

NEW YORK - (ANP) - For
mer heavyweight champion Ez-
card Charles looms as the next
challenger for Rocky Marciano's
crown following Rocky's 18th
round technical knockout Of Ro-
land LaStarza in their scheduled
Is round title bout.
A crowd of 44,462 fans paid
$435, 817.98 to see Marciano have
a comparatively easy time dis
posing of LaStarza at the Polo
Grounds. 1t was a one-sided bout
in which LaStarza did little more
than prove that he could take a
brutal beating and still come
back for more.
After the bout, Marciano's
handlers mentioned Charles as
the most likely choice in the
champs next defense which is
slated for some time in February.
Only a loss by Charles in a re-
turn bout with Harold johnson
of Philadelphia could mar the ex-
champs chances. .
If Charles gets the bout he Will
have a second opportunity to be-
come the first former heavyweight
champion to regain the throne. In
previous attempt to win back
the title, Charles lost to Jersey
Joe Walcott.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03

members. Mrs. Maude r. Rich
ardson, well known borough civic
leader will head the Brooklyn
campaign of the Urban League
of Greater New York. Nathan
Burnett is executive secretary of
the branch.
Citations will be presented to
three business firms at the din
ner for their contribution to the
industrial life of Brooklyn,
through their application Of the
Urban League goal Of providing
equal economic opportunity"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
The Pigskin Huddle
NV AMP %SSSS@
GAMES OF OCT. 8

Morris Brown at Maryland State
(Oct. q
Savannah State at Elizabeth City
(Oct. p
Bishop at Prairie View
Wiley at Arkansas AMIN
Alcorn at Southern
Tennessee State at Langston
Grambling at Kentucky State
Hampton at N. c. State
Virginia State at Bluefield State
Lincoln (Pa.) at Upsala
st. Augustine's at Shaw
Howard at West Virginia State
Virginia Union at AIT
Fort Valley at Knoxville
Fisk at Tuskegee
Miles at Albany State
Benedict at Florida AIM
Lincoln (Mo.) at Central State
Claflin at Morris
Alabama State at Xavier
Miss. Ind. at Lane
Swift Jr. College at Morristown
Norfolk State at Delaware ST.
Philander Smith at Tougaloo
Bethune Goodman at Paul Quinn
Texas College at Texas Southern
(Oct. s.
Morehouse at Alabama A&SM
Allen at South Carolina State
Winston-Salem at Fayetteville
Edward Waters at Florida NIL
Johnson c. Smith at St. Paul's
South Carolina Trade at
Livingstone
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
SEPiA ARTIST SPARKLES
IN BWAY OPENINGS

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Sepia
artists have begun another brown
out on Broadway and are hold
ing their own in the current pre-
mieres. Veteran Ethel Waters has
opened on Broadway for a limit
ed engagement backed by her ace
pianist, Reggie Beane, in Gan
Evening at Home with Ethel
Waters" at the 48th street Thea
ter.
"Take Giant STEP" featuring
Maxine Sullivan and Fred O'Neal
had its gala opening night at the
Lyceum theatre.
Anthony Gilombardo, violiniSt,
and Robert Harris, pianist, are
holding studio recitals at their
Blocker Street quarters. The in
terracial duo is much talked
about and is making highly sig
nificent contribution to the mus
ical field.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
EARLE HYMAN SET FOR
ANOTHER SHAkESPERbAN
ROLE AS OTHELLO

Gifted Earle Hyman who re-
turned from Europe after an ex-
tended tour with the American
Negro Theatre Guild and televi-
sion production Of Hamlet" for
BIC, and who recently was seen
in Harold Winston's Caravan Re-
pertory theatre, is set to do an
other challenging Shakesperian
role. One of the foremost inter-
prefers of the English bard,s work
Lyman whe starred in the New
York City Theatre Company's
production Of Merchant Of Ven
Ice" as one of three princes (the
first Negro to do the role on
B'way) is in rehearsal for the
role of Othello with the Shake
sperian Repertory Company
which is set for November
opening on Broadway. Hyman ls
also expected to his Hollywood
shortly to play the lead role in
a film being considered by his
managers.
Ruth Clayton, young chemist,
was among some 10000 scientists
attending the American Chemical
Society which convened in Chi
cago at the Conrad Hilton ano
Palmer House. Her medical nu-
triton lab is being moved to Fitz-
simmons General hospital II
Denver, Colo, and all work II
Chicago is to be terminated, much
to MRS. Clayton's regret.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03

RANDY TURPIN IN RARE
FORM
Randy Turpin, tan fighter from
England arrived on the Queen
Mary along with Greta Carlo
and some 1879 other passengers.
Mr.. Turpin, who fought Sugar
Ray Robinson, now turned CLAM
our king and theatrical star, will
try his leather on Bobo Olson.
Miss Carlo was not available for
comment as to whether she will
be on hand for Turpin's bout.
A cool breeze hit New York and
radiators have started to hum
much to the delight of frozen New
Workers, who some few days ago
were suffering from the bright
sun rays of natural heat.
With continued new face-Ift-
ing of buildings and streets, Wis
itors to the city may need guide
service to find their way to old
haunts if they still exist.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
HOWARD FAST PRESENTS
STAIN PRIZE TO robson

Howard Fast, author, present.
ed the Stain international Peace
Prize to baritone singer Paul
Robson at the Hotel Theresa here
in elaborate ceremonies. DR.. Du-
Bots. willard Uphaus, John
Kingsbuy and Rev. Charles A.
Hill joined Fast as a small re-
ception committee to give the gold
medal and citation to Robson. the
first American to be SO designat-
ed for the peace award. MIR. Fast
made the award at the request OF
the jury making it since the sing
or could not receive it in Russia
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
AFRICAN MUSICIAN
RETURNS FOR COMMAND
PERFORMANCE

Joseph Kyagam.biddwa, in re-
Spouse to public demand, return
ed 10 give a lecture at the Cath
oic Interracial Forum here. "A
graduate Of Xavier university in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03

New Orleans, the African student
spoke on "The Blessed Martys of
Uganda"
RANDY TURPlN IN RARE
FORM
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Brick rambler, S14,75O.
trlced right to sell quickly. Liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit. with brkfst. space;
Two nedrms; and clubrm. with flrepl.
S9RrhSEsaT; ahS$fEsa; Realty fSf' o.; 60. s3aslS' gs.
BETHESDA-Detached brick home on
Georgetown rd:; excel. location for
doctor or dentist; close to busines
3: DUNN, SnVWa W.! Sy syosPpPt sP9t' RAYMOND MSs
BETHESDA, Locust Hill Estates@we
would like to show you this Colonial
brick home. with so much charm.
and ana IN peri; eond.. in one OF the
best areas Of Bethesda. Lovely iiv.
rna I'm nge Ise: din: rm:, kit, breakfast
living porch; 8 fine bedrms., 3 hand
some baths; wonderful recr. rm.
with flrepl., maids rm. and bath:
stars to storage attic; attached ga
rage; I,1 a - beautifully handicapped lot.
hnr!p AZ q tine tne BEST" Sd for the money.
BIL1NGsLEY isi fss RSxGTY SCT "isa e. teTms. FM
BETHESDA @ Attrsctiveiiy vel 01s DESIGNED md
detach; brick rambler situated on
LIZ lots. Partly wooded. Lge. liv.-
dln: rm. with fireplace. Lge. kit. 3
ARD. sfd tFsRsD: sM' s!spss' $1,000 1NEz cUsH-
BETHESDA-S2O,95O A detached g.
BEDROOM brick near public and
parochiai schools with powder room
on lst n; nice lot: outside entrance
N. 1: Il. and Naval Hospital M tai located aeasi
nearby. Call Mrs. Redfern, OIL,
4;SS701; With With THoS. L. PHILLIPS,
BETHESDA-The seldom available
ise; brick Cape Cod. unusually nice
have seen at $33, 500. OF. 2-664S.
ALLIED REALTY CORP. 5000 Wis.
BETHEsDA-one of the incest q
hedrm. brick homes we have had
eoevcri.ne eae privilege to present; near a every
ssSssSsssSsi'n's ssSssSsssSsi xlI1ED 1EE''f hESET coSP a.
BGEssED aySS Si'. SACRAMENT sxe; CHURCH
AREA-Attractive center-hall Co.
ionial; fenced rear garden; 3 rms,
path and 1st d. powder rm.; mod.
"a raFe; : 9. fun n, bsmt:: excellent eond:;
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Brick rambler,
center center hall: 9 twin,siSe bedrms.. 2
with fireplace and picture window.
Equipped kitchen with disposal. nice
yard, close to TRANSPORTATION. Prop
erty. in excellent condition. This is
really . bargain as owner Is anxious
5. 5 pgNN. Sun cN1o w. SSS;s1o' S.SSi99 RA9MsoNO Ms9
COLESVILLE-6-rm. modern bunga-
low on approx. 2 acres. 143-ft.
frontage. porcfes. apple trees.
lots of flowers, 5 outbuildings, plenty
et eon 1O0T prs. tS Easdns aouis Il NESSS
REAL ESTATE, 10. 7.7117: ewes.
EN-. 8-v017s -29
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

25-FT. LIv. RIM. RAMBLER, S19.95O
This large rambler -overlooks Sligo
Creek Park. perfect location for all
grades of school. transp.. shopping
school; transportation and shopping
l block. Three lge. bedrms., mod
ern kit. with large table space.
bath, full bsnt., front and side
patios. WooDMooR AGENCY, INC
FiRsTrFI0ooR BEDROOM and full
bath; $31,750 = Woodside Park.
Luxury Cape Cod. First floor, liv.
rm.. din. rm., lge. mod. kit, full
bath and lge. bedrm.; 2nd floor, 3
lge. bedrms. and bath; side screened
porch with sun deck, and attached
garage: full basement. WOODWORK
AGENCY, INC. JU. 9-5555. -27
OLD KENSINGTON, MD. This
newer. all-brick, 7-rm., 2-bath home,
located in delightful sec, within
itranSp., really has appeal Oil
h.-w.h.,. mod. kit. with breakfast
area. plus disposal. dishwasher and
wash. machine. Priced under S24, 900
with outstanding terms. To inSp.,
call OIL. 4-5260 until 9 pm. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, 1886
Wisconsin ave. -27
WE HAVE A NUMBER of Q and 3
bedroom homes in the Silver Spring
area; some with low down payment.
Call Mrs. Hart for appt. LO. 5-35l8,
cox & CO.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALe-MD.

NANJEMOY, MD.-Approx. 40 miles
from D. C.-Three acres land, WITH
4-rm. house, bath and all modern
cows; nice country home, In Rood
community, near school and
cnurch. Call after o PM, Nanjemoy
Evening star., 1953-03-27
CONGRESS HTS.
SIS CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
HTLICREST

Det. frame house with 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, recreation rm., oil h.-w.h
Nice location, Immediate possession
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. s.E. Lu. <-oQ4C
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Chevy Chase, DC.
Fine Colonial Brick
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
BEDROOMS BATHS
Splendid brick home in excel cond.
Deep recep. hall, large liv. rm., Gin.
rm., big kitchen, small den, powder
rm. on lst A.; bedrms.. = baths
on 2nd A.; hall stairs to large attic.
Recr. rm. in bsmt., , fireplaces.
screened porch, garage; gas INV. h.
Large rear yard. Office open til 9.
TnMr & Suburban EN- 2-Q4nO
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HOUSES SALE|S.E. (cont.l }
HILLCREST AREA
VOTTTI. TNUE TIT

From the minute you enter the CEN
ter door and see the wall-to-wall
carpetins covering the liy. rm. and
and mirror above you will adore.
The kit. is the latest word. Three
bedrms. with dressing I'm. in mas
ter bedrm. The upstairs full bath
and the 1st 1]r. and bsmt. powder
Tm: are seen usually IN the movies;
with a $4,000 B. g. L. first trust be
sure to let US show you this one.
POTTS REALTY
III 1O310 %
Evening star., 1953-03-27
SILVER SPRING
COME BY TONIGHT
InAOO UEC AWE

Look. $500 DOWN
tiful brick bungalow-type home has
to offer at this ridiculously low
price. Liv. rm. with log-burning
fireplace, sep. din. rm.; bsmt. with
outside entrans; expandable attic
with heat, elec., floors. .dormers: etc.
All in for 2 additional bedrms. Deep
and shrubbery. Near new elemen--
tary and parochial schools. Total
price only $3.50. Free financing
plans available with monthly, pay
ments less than rent. Call Mr.
Hail JU. 5-419O for further details.
W. BERENS SALES. INC.
1900 " Of NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1953-03-27
"MODERN NEW RAMRI ,ERi

MODERN NEW RAMBLER
On beautiful wooded corner lot in
Sc. Wash. Three bedrms., ga baths,
brick, with lge. liv. rm. with flrepl.,
din. rm., full bsmt. with u bath.
Sale price. $2S,950. Terms to suit
qualified purchaser. Dir: Out Pa.
ave. to Texas ave, left to Carpen-
Ter st. and right 1 blk. to 3sth st.
Open from 8 until 4 or call
ROsENFELD REALTY CO.
$500 Conn. Ave, DE. 2-712O
Evening star., 1953-03-27
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
Near Nat Inst Health

Near Nat. Inst. Health
Beautiful white brk. Colonial ir
better er-than-new-house cond.: gor-
Fm Fa1us aRd ISf u Ssts 9'eg oS 'FssS st 6 bed
enormous bedrms. and bath on 2nd
f.. out-of-town owner urges quick
sale: priced at $4,000.
brick in excel. cond. ;
1st-fl. powder rm., 3 good bedrms
and bath on End f.; lovely rec: rm.;
owner transferred. wants offer.
beautiful brk. 3-bedrm.
2-bath rambler in very choice To-
cation; all-elec. kit. lge. liv. rm.-
din: rm. comb. massive stone flrepl:
S22,750: must be sold. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7O07: ewes,
Evening star., 1953-03-27
CHEVY CHASE MD

One of our best values. Almost
new brick home with 3 bedrooms
ana 2 baths on End floor; paneled
den. and powder room on 1st; sep
arate dining room, large we'll ap-
pointed living room; garage.
E. NJ. FRY. INC.
OI O-S7OO tiil q n N,
Evening star., 1953-03-27
DOLLAR VALUE

Is here in this modern, wide.
2-story, red brick home. Six
LARGE LUXURIOUS rooms
with two, tile baths on the 2nd
floor and an excellent finished
RECREATION ROOM in the
basement. The price has been
REDUCED because the OWN
ERS HAVE BOUGHT another
home. To inspect this home,
call Mr.. Pazornick at RA.
6-1516, with
Evening star., 1953-03-27
BUY NOW

BUY NOW
Brand-new excellent 6-rm. semidet.
brick, All-elec. kit. incl. dishwasher
and disposal. powder rm. on Ist f..
3 bedrms. and bath 2nd d. Full
= bsmt., gas heat. hardwood floors
Venetian blinds. Near bus, schools
and shops. Easy terms Save your
rent money; buy now. For in
spection, call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4O
Evening star., 1953-03-27
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
New cleaning white Colonial with
through center hall. No matter what
the size of your furniture, its beauty
will be increased in the .well-propor-
pleasure time in the din. rm. Bright
kitchen, beautiful view from screened
porch. The 4 bedrms. and baths
are arranged for convenience. Large
6smt and attached garage. Price.
WOOD COMPANY
1115S Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
10. 4-7200 Till 9 PM.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

SILVER SPRING STEALS
81 4,950-Cute 2-bedroom brick home
in excellent neighborhood; full base
ment
$IS,95O-3- bedroom brick Cape Cod:
corner level wooded lot next door
to Parkside School; large living
room with corner fireplace: sepa-
rate dining room: large porch.
$l6,500 - New 3-bedroom rambler
on large corner lot: full basement;
may go GI with $4,000 down.
So 21.500 - 4-bedroom, 2-bath brick
Cape Cod in Woodmoor. Full base
ment: excellent terms.
S21 1.5O0--3-bedroom 1h-bath brick
Colonial. Attached garage. side
E. F. BLANCHARD, REALToR
JU. S-5757 Til 9 27"
SILVER SPRINGS. 600 down. TWO
bedrm. brick bungalow; storm sash,
fireplace; level lot. Assume Az
loan. Vacant. $12,50O.
wheaton-S1, 900 down. Two-bedrm
brick bungalow in Al cond. Pay
ments like rent. $10,S50.
Conn. Ave. EstateS-S2,O 900 down
Six-rm. brick, semidet. home G.
bedrms,; full lbsmt. 4%, terms
BEFR BROS. Till 9. JU. 5-7e11
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD

CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
Magntficent almost new rambler with
lge. rooms; center-reception hall
huge liv. rm., separate din. rm.
tremendous kit, 3 exceptionally lge
ABOVE GROUND-LEVEL BSMT.
$4,000 twenty-yr. first trust avail
able. Immediate inspection recon-
mended, Once open It'll Q.
Town & Suburban EM 2-Q4flf
Evening star., 1953-03-27

1. VT. old, q modern 2-bedrm. bunga.
low. all-elec. kitchen, expand. attit
fer rooms and bath. Call OIL. 2
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