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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07
TODAYS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. H-The stock mar.
ket was mostly higher today at
the opening, but many minus signs
provided q drag on the advance.
Gains ran into the major frac.
tons while losses were small. The
pace of trading was moderate with
the initial rush Of overnight orders
soon cleared.
Hudson Motor, yesterdays mos
active issue with gain Of a point
opened today on a block Of 1,70t
shares, up u at l1sS.
Other advancing issues included
Chrysler. Douglas Aircraft, Boeing
Radio Corp. and Gulf Oil.
Lower were Bethlehem Steel
Southern Railway. Union Pacific
and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Air Travel For
Babies, Invalids
To Rules
by 'vERN HAucLANo

MONTREAL B-It's all right for
healthy babies to Hy, If they are
more than 10 days old.
But there are no set rules for
invalids. Airline medical depart.
ments need information on each
one to determine il his disease
condition can safely be accepted
for air travel.
These findings were reported to.
day to the international Air Trans.
port Assn. (IATA) by its Medical
Committee.
The committee said babies less
than 10 days old should not be
accepted for long flights.
SIT takes this long after birth
for pulmonary and circulatory
systems to become stabilized and
to make certain that there are no
concealed congenital defects which
might be aggravated by altitude. "
the group SAID.
II suggested that on crowded
tourist class airplanes the bes,
way to carry infants would be In
safety hammocks slung from lug.
gage racks.
It noted also that air travel BY
invalids has become common and
that "even severely i'll patients
could safely fly long distances in
|pressurized aircraft, provided they
are selected carefully and proper
provision l. made for their care
and comfort"
Dr.. X. E. Dowd of Montreal q
committee spokesman, said tina,
with modern airplanes air sickness
of passengers is no longer a major
problem. Studies indicate that fix.
alton of the head to keep the pas
senger quiet in his seat viii reduce
the discomfort Of persons tendinl
to get air sick, he added.
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BODY OF KIDNAPPED

Continued From Page Onel
years. He said he had attended
military school with Paul Green.
lease, stepbrother Ct the kidnapped
boy.
Han added that he knew ths
Greenlease family 70 be wealthy.
Bobby was whisked away from q
Catholic private school In Kansas
City 10 days ago By q woman
posing as his aunt. Police here
would not say whether the Heady
woman was the red-haired woman
who took the child from the school.
The st. Louis Post > Dispatch,
which obtained the story before il
was officially released, said the
Heady woman was said to be the
same person who took the child
from the school.
Hall sobbed as he told his story
TO ranking st. Louis police officials
and FBI agents. A 80 caliber pis.
tol was found along with the money
In his hotel room, police said.
A stenographer was called In Il
take his statement.
The woman was held In q sep
|arate cell. She asked to talk Il
Police Chief jeremiah O'Connell.
The st-Dispatch reported In it,
copyright story anothr woman wal
under arrest at Kansas City.
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He was about to be turned down
when someone suggested that hi
be given q chance and he got thu
job.
Give these children The
same kind Of q chance" Mrs.
Baker pleaded.
Al one point, . spectator
who identified himself %
Thomas Moore. ll27 United
Street. lsapsd 10 his feet and
grabbed chairman Adams By
the shoulder.
Its a good thing ] WASH
around when he said thess
things" he shouted.
Moore was restrained and thu
meeting was returned to Q semb
lance of order.
o'Bryant denied that he hat
made the statements attributed
to him. "She is misquoting me
It is not so, She Is absolutel,
wrong he declared.
Chairman Adams swung owe
to the side Of the parents whel
he suddenly declared: I'm all TO-
it. It appears that there ha'
been some discrimination that
was not aware o."
The board then voted on War
ren's motion and the question
was settled.
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STATE FUNDS FOR

Continued From Page Onel
srsss BY William Warner, disse.
Der and snfemeiesiss ser ihis dis
trief.
The permanent control program,
Saunders said. WIN not affect tn
current ioeeing and larvacidint
program. He added that three new
Jogging units are being added
bringing to eight the total u one
man controlled Jogging Units. IN.
entire county now can be services
In one night, he said.
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|SpottswoOd Asks
Continuation OF
County Broadcast

Sheriff John n. Spottswood. who
owns radio station wKwF. las,
night asked the Monroe County
Commissioners for 81 800 to con
tinue the county-sponsored weather
forecasts and for any civil defense
needs that might arise.
A telegram to the commission
from r. G. Howie. state directol
of civil defense. asked that the re
quest be granted.
The commission agreed that
since the 1880 would have te
come from the 5000 advertising
budget, the commissioners would
confer with the advertising com
mittee on the request.
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The
-
Weatllerman
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy with scattered
rain showers and occasional night
time thundershowers. Tempera-
lures should remain about the
same. Gentle 70 moderate east
and southeasterly wind through
Thursday.
State Of Florida: Partly cloudy
to cloudy in the southern and east.
|ern portions, mostly fair else
where through Thursday. Scattered
showers in the southern portion
and along the east coast. Cooler
i'm the north portion, elsewhere
little change In temperature.
Marine Forecast, jacksonville
through the Florida Straits: Small
craft warnings indicated from
Daytona Beach northward. Fresh
to moderately strong 20f30 mph
north to northeast winds in display
area. Moderate south to southeast
winds over extreme southern por.
ton today becoming moderate to
fresh east TO northeast Thursday.
Moderate to fresh east to north.
east elsewhere. Mostly cloudy with
occasional showers over southern
portion.
East Gulf Area: Moderate 70
fresh north and northeast winds,
except moderate easterly in south.
|ern portion. Thursday, moderate
Ito fresh north and northeasterly
winds. Partly cloudy weather ex'
|cept considerable cloudiness witt
showers in south and central por,
tons today and extreme southern
portion Thursday.
Summary for the Tropical At
llantic, the Caribbean and the East.
ern Gulf of Mexico: An area o.
low pressure and an associated
extensive area Of showers covers
| the western Caribbean, Western
Cuba, and the Eastern Gulf o
Mexico and Southern Florida. Thii
low pressure associated with
northeaster working southwark
along the Atlantic coast win caus'
Increasing winds over Florida b!
Thursday. Otherwise condition
are relatively stable.
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CHANGE PROTESTED

PUEBLA. Mexico R - Puebla
states governor has decided the
idea of movie palaces can be car
ried too far, especially when the
palace is 373 years old.
A cinema distributor had started
converting the Casa del Dean,
built here In 1880, into a movie
house. After aroused public pro-
tests, the state governor ordered
the work halted today.
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Flaked tuna may be used in q
tomato spaghetti sauce instead of
meat. Add the tuna after the sauce
|is made and reheat. The oil from
the tuna can may replace some of
the salad oil or shortening usually
used In preparing the sauce.
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RATE PARENTS
fCoufinned From Pare Onel

AG00u00E0 kBOkU GAbS OuGt
tended private schools are usual
" not ready for second grade
work since Athere Is too much
emphasis on beginning reading. "
She said that there are bad after
effects" when children are taught
to read too young.
She added that ihe Monroe
County School system offers .
program Of "snYichmenf." in-
Guiding games. and excursions.
Miss Ruth Goodspeed, who
conducts private school here,
said that her experience has
shown her that several children
she has had in her school have
been ready for second grade
work.
John Archer, AS Francis
Street, protested the practice Of
holding back the children saying
that children who have already
completed the work offered in the
first grade often sit in the class
room suffering from boredom.
Some parents have been forced
20 remove their children from
school for that reason, it was
brought out.
Give our kids q chance" he
pleaded.
Another parent said that his
child came home from school
where she was ahead Of the class
saying: Daddy, ! don't have to
10 TO SCHOOL, already know what
they are talking about"
a Naval officer who appeared
a. shs meeting pointed out ihs
pesslble effect on children Of
ssrvies psrsennsI. He said that
no 10 slated 10 be transferred 10
Mew Jersey soon and that u his
child u not put In the second
grade No will lose . full years
sehool.
"If l lose q year here and q
year someplace else, I'll spend
the rest of my life educating my
children" he said.
But, Miss Roberts countered
with q charge that many parents
send their children to private
school In q deliberate attempt Il
evade the law on age require
ments for school entrance.
One moshsF answered This by
saying That she sent her daUsh-
Ter TO . private school because
she had 10 help her husband earn
. living"
A. this point. Mrs. Harry
Baker, l17s United Street took
The fIoor and scored o'Brysns
for his arbitrary handling Of The
problem. She said that she had
been Thrown out" Of his offiee
when she attempted 10 discuss
ihs matter with him recently.
"She added that he threw W
his hands and asked her ''if b,
had to draw picture"
'He said 1t is better to hav,
children running the streets thar
TO start school too early" she de
clared.
O'Bryant also said that thu
private schools should be investi
gated, Mrs. v. Baker charged.
She ended her statement by re
vealing that she was at a schoo
hoard meeting about Is year
ago when O'Bryant was beinI
considered for the post as princi
pal of the Key West High School
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TIGER ESCAPES

TOKYO B - A ferocious $50
pound tiger broke from its cage
aboard a freighter here last night
and seriously clawed 4 crewman
and killed q pet dog before being
driven into an empty cabin and
|recaptured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-07

More than % per cent Of the peo'
pie of Wales speak both Welsh and
English and two per cent speal
Welsh only.
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obsssvations Taken AZ City oifies
Key West, Fla. Oct. z, 1883
at Q AN. EST
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Relative humidity, J An.
04%
earemssss lSsa Lsvsll. Zoo Az.
29.68 ins.-10ll.9 mbs.
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CHIHUAHUA. Mexico u - Yes.
terday Mrs. Aurora Garlic Abhud
mourned her husband, drowned
over the weekend.
To-Day she grieyed for her three
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brothers also. Flying from aso.
guichi to comfort their sister. they
were killed when their small plane
crashed yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-05-12
ANOTHER HAS SELECTED
$500 DOWN
S77.5O MONTHLY

Includes Mortgage, Taxes, Interest
TOTAL PRICE, $9,65O
Buys new, completely modern row
brick houses at "a to 36 Fentor
st. ne, juSt of N. Capitol and K
rm., dining rm., kitchen with S-cu.-
It. refrigerator, 3 bedrooms, COM
plete bath; gas hot-air heat; nice
rear yard. Move in with down pay
ment. Open evenings, 5 to z, or
call MIR. ALEXANDER, DI. 7-0S3O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
Colonial Of excellent prewar con-
struction, yet in new-house condi-
tion. having been completely re-
decorated. Slate roof and built-in
garage Wonderful neighborhood.
Walking distance OF school and bus.
You need only $4,000 down, so call
Mrs. Neill, OIL. 2-0772 to see this
uptown ofnce) EN-. 2-67lb. Ia
this Cape Cod brick home in Ideal
les iSsa'iER ain 1ss' KY IT, small TR dsn da1sS and
s and BATH fi on, ON End N a.; FUN Ssmts;
desire a lGe., 2-bedrm. home, you
will want to inspect this property.
9346. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
BEfiHaEs6S3' III aisSo' sea. 500 - Immaculate
12-year-old. red brick Colonial, in
new-house condition; 8 bedrms., IN
baths rear, screened porch; Lear
garage; recr. rm. The envy Of the
fine: close,in neiEhborhood; ! block
np1; tEansp; Tl Gall for appt; app6ooSc CROSS &
6Tisk ls Colonial; center s sntTi: Nv, Im.
der. der rm;; . End nd, f.: La 2 beSrms. ,,n, s and
Ct s1ss5o. caii Of. sssIsS Until
Reaitor, 1885 Wisconsin ave.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOUSES By HUGHES - s-bedrc

HOUSES By HUGHES - 8-bedroom
Cape Cod in lovely Riverdale Park.
Bright. full bsmt.. level lot. Garage
space. House in peri. cond.; $1,000
down and take over monthly terms.
WM: r. HUGHES. AP. 7-140O. It'll
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Mt. Rainier,
older type home Just 2 blocks from
r. I. ave. 8 large bedrms.. full bsmt. ;,
large din. rm,; oil h.-w.h., garage.
$500 down. W VIM. A'sFtenf r. HuGHEs'a salae' xe,
.7-14OO It'll 9 pm. III
II 900 DOWN buys these lovely Q and
S-bedrm. homes; spacious rms,
6Smt;. close to bus and school.
SMITH REALTY, AP. 7-O10O.
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KENSINGTON
KENSINGTON
SPLIT LEVEL

Can you imagine? 8 bedrms.. studio
liv. rm. with balcony: lse. din I'm.
q kitchen to make cooking q pleas
u'e ALL FOR odSi UNDER se2 900
Dir: Out Connecticut ave, 10000
block to Wash. St., right one bloch
to Hadley pl. Open to z, Sat. ano
Sun. Through week. see supt. or
job, 7::30 to 4. or call Mr.. PRICE
LO. 5-2534.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MEADOWWOOD
BY Angelo

Owner transferred. Brick Cape Cod
Liv. rm. with firepl. din. rm.. kit,
bedrm. and bath on 1st f]oor; .
bedrms. and bath on ono floor: oil
heat: screened porch, full bsmt., ga
rage. storm windows and screens;
on u acre.
SMITH w. ALLNUT, SIR.
S415 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring. Md.
JU. 9-4646 Ia
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3-bedrm. brick 9 baths,
model KIT, spacious rms. dry sunlit
bemt.; at:acre lot. SMITH REALTY.
AP. 7-0l00. -13
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.18 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. O.
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1888
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HILLANDALE AREA-2-yr.- .-old brk
attic; lot Soxi20; S13,5o0. Assume
GI loan. WE. 5-6113. liz
HOLLYWOOD, near University OF
Nd; 502s s Mqskogyee .y, rd;; new ,',o6S1 6,.m n;
heat; fireplace; din. rm. Take over
payments, $s6 per mo. with small
down payment. WE. 5-5642. Ia
HYATTSv1LLE HILLS. 4013 Madison
st5aIsfe st5fe din lv' r nm tH Tth eo1p Tsplaie Rt
2 lge. bedrms; and tile bath. full
immsd: poss; PRINCE aEoRdE,s
REALTY Re AIT wH, Co. 7.S4ae VA 7-ee55, QN
liv. rm.: stairs to exp. attic; I'm
bsmt.; storm winds. screens; porch
Gail today. WA; 7-9soo. ROBERT
HYATTsvILLENHcme and income:
6 extra large rooms, 2 kits, 9 baths
S12,950, with $3.50 down. WA
LANGLEY SGiE PARK - s-bedrm. brick
aIlEfSaT sEERs BR6s til FesueSq ST. s4s1Y
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, sec. Park
Lawn, S13.50O. is a real buy for
this practically new, Groom brick
ana SnluSIe nOInes owner leaVlne
sssh tsEn eal eeal %A tazs sseSS e Icy til ii
APT. FTHTS1 Too Il H64! 6Hyis See e this this lovely =
". yyr;.old 2-bedrm @ brick l,. rambler a1bE all all
Iz$5; VIZ; S.s4s1. PR1MRosE
1000 DOWN-2-bedrm. brick bunga.
on A-acre lot; oil heat. storm win
IAk lANo TwaAws 4.
assume GI loan; price. $40: $50 Cali
today, WA $4,000. ROBERT s,
vRHs.ss1 vPTSls M So So DowN-New als s!bsd-
rm, brick ramblers, in Woodlawn,
eiee. Kit: sss per mo. mo; pays all ali. cali
today WA; $4,000. ROBERT S
BRICK Cape Cod, . full baths, 1st
floor. bedrm; and bath. 2 large bed
nain in liy. m Em ia, large ed din, Tm, modern
ing only sI4.95O. with approx.
S3: 200 down. A rare opportunity
Gall THE PERRY BOSWELL CO,
81 500 down and SO Der mo, buys
this. adorable bungalow, on beaut
landscaped, picket-fenced lot; ire-
place in liv. rm.. z bedrms.. comb
nOOH. ouultIOua1 lBe. DeQrm., m
ished, on End floor; full bsmt. with
outside entrance; oil &C. heat. This
is the best buy that we have listed
in long. long time. Full price only
SlO.950: THE PERRY BOSWELL
CO., WA. 7-450O till pm.
THREE ACRES. 3-bedrm. new ram
bier; 2o.ft. hv., rm. with frepl.
place. 81 500 down: acre. s-5ss;
LO. 7-2S6S any time. lis
81 .OO0 DOWN, GI-New brick det..
bedrms,. expand. attic. bsmt,
porch, gas heat, screens. 20.
ALL iBGRiCK, with din. rm.. fun Osmt..
expand. attic; new cond. through.
out. Under $4,000. j. HARRIS
ROGERS, UN. 4-0493. lis
HOUSES BY HUGHES - 3-bedrm.
Colonial, in popular Landover Hills;
family-siz din. rm.. spacious liv.
nm. unusually large kit. attractive
pine-paneled rec. rm.; lovely wooded
corner lot: $500 in Anchor fencing;
only Sl2,500 on terms, VIM. r.
HUGHES, AP. 7-1400 til 8 pm.
BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. brick. 9 baths,
model kit. spacious rms. dry sunltt
bemt:; At:acre lot. SMITH REALTY.
AP. 7-0I00. Ia
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NEW RAMBLER

8 bedrms.. very lge. liv. rm., din.
rm.. equip. kit. tile bath; oil heat.
This home is different. Color ar
rangements to suit you. Terms.
WA. 1865, UN. 4-1166. WA. z
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COLORED-VACANT
Modern semidet. brick LOW DOWN
PAYMENT. BEAUTIFULLY REDEC-
GRATED. Near schools and shopping.
Call till pm.
COHN & LEVINE, HO. 2-S620
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Continued on Next Page.)
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA-CLOSE m

CORNER OF OLD GEORGETOWN
RID. AND MAPLE RIDGE RD.
Excellent property for a doctor or
dentist; well designed immaculate
brick Colonial. Three bedrms., 2h
baths. Lot SOx120. Priced $26,750.
ONCE open It'll Q.
Town e. Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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ST OOO DN.-S67 MO.

A modern 2-bedrm, asbestos shingle
bungalow ON large lot. fronting on
cool woods; has bsnit. oil h,-w.h..
fully equipped kit; assume GI loan
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MICHIGAN PARK

172s Allison st. n.e.-1st offering;
attractive det. brick home. & rms,
2 tiled baths. lge. liv. rm., open
nrepl., modern kit. with tiled walls,
rec. rm. with bar, concrete front
porch, slate roof; bargain. Inspect
BY appt. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
DE. 2-O3l7; ewes, JU. 9-2491.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

NEAR ROSEMARY SCHOOL
$4,000. A very individual Colonial
home just off Conn. ave-, at
tractively designed. 1St floor has
living room. dining room, large
kitchen. bedroom. or den and bath,
screened porch. End floor. 3 bed
rooms, inclosed porch: detached
garage; owners moving to. apart
ments. For inspection, call F. A.
TWEED CO. INC, 55O4 Conn. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-l290 until 8 pm.
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"PWOMACN

A rambling country house 97' long,
situated amid many old trees on s.
acre site. 400 frontage on River rd
30' living room, 2O' dining room, all
electric kitchen. 3 well-proportioned
country-type bedrooms, 2 baths. An
east wing is suite or separate
apartment consisting of master
bedroom, private bath, complete
kitchen with Dutch door. Many fea-
lures too numerous to mention. Can
be purchased with acres, more or
less. Separate cottage for servants
quarters. 2-car garage. An excellent
value at S55 900. Call MR.. SMITH,
FISHER g. CO.. INC, DI. 7-6s3O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
1st-Fl. Den u Bath

WORCESTERSHIRE 800
dressing rm. and full bath; 3 more
twin-sized bedrms. with another
bath and stairs to storage attic.
First A., luxury 24x13 liv. rm, with
blk. marble firepl., wall space galore!
Fnneied IA den. bath and porch.
din. rm., 14x10 kit. with buflt-in
dinette and the best equip. money
can buy. Full ,bsmt. with built-in
gar. $4,000. 41aR loan. Need we
say more? Dir: Out Colesville I'd,
TO Dale. left on Dale to Crosby I'd.
right blkS. to Red Oak, left to
open sign. to 8 pm.
E. F. BLANCHARD
JU. 8-5757 'TII. DATTY
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CARROLL KNOLLS

2213 Darrow ave, Silver Spring;
5 rms, tile bath. shower, mod. kit,
lge. liv. rm., open f1repl.: bookcases.
gas a.-c. heat, full bsmt.. concrete
front porch, awning. Lot 57x125.
Owner moving to Florida. Will sell
with or without furniture, Out
Georgia ave, left on Dennis, left on
Douglas to Darrow ave. DE. 2-O317:
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3ETHESDA-ALTA VISTA
3ETHESDA-EDGEMOOR

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Charming, two-story brick, Georgian
home. Large living room with fire.
splendidly equipped kitchen; 8 large
bedrooms and 2 baths: well-de-
signed recreation room. Here Is an
original offering which we are
proud to present to any one in
neishborhood. CAN De. 2e7745;
ewes. THoS. j FISHER & CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
NEAR AVONnAIE

FULLY DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
jim Q neighborhood of fine detached
homes. Desirable center-entrance
plan, 23-ft. living rm. with flrepl..
full dining rm., modern kitchen,
lovely bedrms. and 2 tiled baths on
End floor. Bsmt with outside en-
trance and gas heat. Large concrete
screened-in rear porch. Within two
blks. Of shopp. center and transp.
Very reasonably priced. Call LA.
R-Rfiff until 9 d m PECK CO
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Between the two country clubs, /
block west of Conn. ave. Lovely
center-hall home and environment.
Spacious living rm. with fireplace,
family-size dining rm.. modernized
f.. 4 BEDRMS.. (2 of twin-sizel, 2
TILED BATHS. stairway to finished
attic and storage space. Oil h.-w.
heat. Built-in garage. Beautiful
terraced garden. outdoor grill. This
Inspect by appt. Call WO. 6-64S6
leyesD. THOS; J. FISHER & CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OWNER LEAVING

Must sell by May 25th. Inspect and
make offer. Brick bungalow;
rm.. chestnut trim throughout
lovely Hv. rm. with fireplace, full
basement. Reasonable down pay
ment, balance in I trust: Quick
co. WA; 1865. UN. 4-1166
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BEACON Hills
Barefoot

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick home In yerv
choice location. Large liv. rm, with
fireplace, full din. rm., nice large
kit. full basement. gas a.-c. heat,
nice level lot with shade trees. Home
has Just been redecorated and 10
spic and span. Very convenient to
schools, shopping and bus. This
Is truly one OF our best offerings.
Priced at $19.95O for immediate
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WESTI.AWN

Most attractive, well-appointed home
in this established and convenient
section. Liv. rm., 3 large. airy
bedrms. and an abundance Of
closets Zone walk-in), tile bath.
de luxe equipped kit, garbage dis
Oversize garage-work shop. Nice
level lot. Aluminium awnings for
front and rear entrances. aluminium
storm windows, lge. wall mirror, "a
block to bus, walking distance to
new school, close to shopping.
tneatre, etc. Reasonably priced at
Sl4,950, $4,000 cash.
Evening star., 1953-05-12
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Rustic, individually built, stone-and-
shingle rambler. Nestled in a pic
turesaue setting of rare natural
beauty. Large artistic living room
with fireplace, dining room overlook
ing terraced garden, de luxe kitchen,
3 master-SiZe bedrooms, . baths.
Full basement. 2-car built-in ga
rage. An unusual value that should
warrant your inspection. Call DE
2-7745 (eveSs). THOS. J. FISHER g.
CO. INC. DI 7-RS3Q
Evening star., 1953-05-12

ASSUME HUGE 4r6 LOAN
large liv. rm. with WALLED FIRE
PLACE, dining l., equipped kit,
economical radiant heat. level lot,
near shopping and transp.
e. z. TERMS. Call LYNN REALTY,
JE. 2-q400.