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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06
Turkish Sub Sinks After Collision in Dardanelles

ISTANBUL, Turkey, LR - The former US. Submarine Bumper, now a Turkish underwater vessel, sank in the DardanelleS after a collision Saturday morning and a Turkish naval spokesman said at least 70 men perished.
 Col. Asim Shinik, Navy chief of staff, said the submarine Dumlu- pinar, down 228 feet after a col lision with a Swedish merchant ship had 96 persons aboard.
 Appeals for rescue from the sunken submarine, he said, indi- cated that P survivors were trap ped in the hull. But he said there was not much hope for them be- cause the submarine was badly damaged and a swift current and the deep water hampered rescue operations.
 Five persons were on deck at the time of the collision, and were saved, but one of the five died later from injuries.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06
Marines Repulse Red
 Attack Near PanmunjOm

SEOUL, R-U.S. Marines slug ged it out with 175 Chinese Reds today just east of Panmunjom, where United Nations and Allied liaison officers opened talks on an exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war.
 The bloody Skirmish erupted a scant half-mile from the neutral corridor-the route which Allied armistice officers took to Pan munjom a few hours later.
 The Marine patrol which en- countered the Red company called immediately for Marine, tank, rocket and artillery fire. The blazing 112 hour battle left 19 Chinese counted dead, 16 esti- mated killed and 28 estimated wounded.
 The Reds pulled back after fresh Marines rushed forward to join the original patrol.
 Bad weather grounded most Fifth Air Force warplanes, but some-swept through overcast skies and blasted Red positions.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled bY Inc

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Increasing cloudiness tonight with snow and blowing snow continuing thru Tuesday. Easterly wind 20-3O mph. Low tempera- ture expected tonight IS, high to- morrow "A.
 Nome data last A hours as of 7 am. today: High temperature T, low Ill. Max. wind Is mph from the east. Sunrise at 5:01 am, sunset at 7:09 pm.
 Temperatures a year ago today: high 30, low 23. Extremes this date since 1907: high Al in 194O, low PA in 1943.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06
NO SABRES LOST LAST WEEK

SEOUL, R-U.S. Sabre jets de- stroyed one Communist MIG and damaged three others Saturday, while on the Korean ground front Allied infantrymen beat back two Chinese attacks.
 Sabre pilots found MIG tar gets in sweeps over North Korea for the first time in five days.
 The Fifth Air Force, in an- nouncing Saturdays bag, did not mention Sabre losses. But in a weekly summary the Air Force said no Allied planes were shot down in air combat during the week ending Friday night.
 Six MICS were shot down, one probably was destroyed and eight were damaged during the week, the summary said. Two Allied planes were listed as lost to ground fire and five to "other causes," presumably mechanical trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06

The term "whalebone" is in accurate, since it is not bone, but the horny roof-plates of a whales mouth.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

IMPRESSED pieGts and mandGri" COL
lar give tie perennial bnttom-tromt
dress an entirely new look! Black.
browm or green check. Sizes II to
20 asd IN to 24Ia. Styled BY Alamo.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Calico gets a oChiri Of a. skirt Plus
exciting touches Of sChite pjqHe out
lined in black. Red, green or bI"e.
Sizes IL to 20. Styled BY AlGmO.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Three wonderful ways to look at home crisp,
efficient pretty the frostng on the cake you just
finished! Wear them at home yes, but please,
oh please, don't stop there. Their smart figure
defining lines and exciting fashion details foIry beg
to be shown off at neiehborhood "coffees," playing
chauffeur to and from school, your frequent trips
to the suPermorket
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01

than before; yet our range is in bet
ter condition"
Bair puts $50 head on the range
around June 10 each year, keeping
them on the higher pasture for three
weeks or a month, or until the cat
tie make good use of it. Then they
are allowed to move down the slopes
and onto bottom range-a move,
Bair points out, that is simplified be-
cause the one-wire electric fence is
easy to drop at any point.
After a week or so on the bottom
range, depending on condition of the
grass, the cattle are moved to an
other range in timber, and are left
there until BARS haying season is
oyer. Once brought back, the cattle
are again. put on the bottom meadows
until sometime before Oct. Is, when
they are returned to the home ranch.
It's during this later grazing period
that the cattle ordinarily Craze the
steep slopes for the first time, Bair
coJos AiOJ WOlh Otl LAtC
slopes and up to the higher range
after fall rains, so he doesn't find it
necessary to use the fence.
Bair has had little trouble with
the electric fence since it was built
six years ago. Operation has not
been problem, though at times he
has had four miles of fence served
by one six-volt charger. Nor has
maintenance amounted to much. For
that, he gives credit to solid, tight
corners and good insulation. And to
clear fence line. That is so in-
portant, he believes, that he cuts
weeds and grass away from the fence
every year to prevent any chance of
interference.
Besides the permanent, three-mi1e
fence on this range, Bair has used
electric fencing to divide, for year
or two, other portions of the pasture
being under or over-used. He intends
to continue this flexible use of the
fence, he says, because the benefits
to grass and grazing more than pay
the cost.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01
Livestock Sales Dates

MISsoULA: Missoula Hereford Assn. sale,
Feb. 1-3.
HELENA: Green Meadow ranch annual
Angus sale, Feb. g.
CUT BANK: Marias Hereford Breeders Assn.
9th annual show and sale. Feb. q. %.
BILLINGS: Montana Shorthorn Breeders Assn
annual spring show, sale. March IL, IL.
GREAT FALLS: North Montana Hereford
Breeders Assn. annual spring show and sale.
March 11-12.
LEWISTOWN: Asgar Mikkelsen Hereford dis
persion sale, March IA.
GREAT FALLS: A. z. Peterson Hereford bull
sale, March 10.
BOHEMIAN: Montana Winter fair, March 2i-7.
TosToN; Ernst Spatzierath first annual pro-
duction sale, at the ranch, April rs.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01

+8-Februory l. 1853
, 1953-12-01

But the greater the number Of interviews and statements the
motesaccurates the barometer Of public opinion will be, and
that is what is needed.
WE SINCERELY URGE that this opportunity be taken
advantage Of, and that BY the time Senator Butler IS ready
to return to Washington he viii have seen, met, and talked
with othe largest possible number Of citizens representing
all shades Of public opinion.
, 1953-12-01
n 4 DISTRICT couRTqpF THE VIRGIN ISLAM
q THE UNITED STATES
DIVISION OF ST. cRoK AT cHRIsTIANSTED
Ia the matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN RICHARD LEVY Probate No.
NorIcE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT

.Emmeline Francis, Administrative Of the above emit
tied estate, pursuant to an. Order Of the District Court dated
the Both day Of October, 1858, do hereby give notice to all
interested parties to. appear at the Court House Of the sad
Court in Christiansted on the7l5th day Of December, lSo0'
at 1000 o'clock am, to file any objections T any tney nave
1T the hearing on Final Account of said estate.
First publication. made this 25th day Of November, 1858,
a d.
Emmeline I. Francis
Executor
, 1953-12-01
TUESDAY, DECEMBER !, 1888
Editorial
NOW IS THE TINE TO TALK

SENATOR BUTLER, Chairman Of the Senate Comm
mittee on interior and InsuIar Affairs, is in the Virgin Islands
and will gather information and get public reaction to the
bills for an organic act now before Congress. AS we said be-
fore. this visit Of Senator, Butler is highly important,
THE IDEA OF informal conferences is an excellent one.
But fine as it is little will be accomplished unless advantage
is taken Of the opportunity. And that is what We need to'call
attention to at this moment.
VIRGIN ISLANDERS, ~hosptable, intelligent and e
generous people. somehow can, be most indifferent to the
things pertaining to their own welfare. We have allowed our
selves to lapse into this stage and particularly in St. Cfoix,
much has been lost because of this attitude. Now is the time
to make an about face.
SENATOR BUTLER wants is public reaction on
the organic act bills. One or two talks will serve little or no
purpose. The. organic act, as IS known, is the charter under
which these islands will operate their government It will pc
our constitution, and the life Of each and every citizen OF
these Islands viii be. affected by il. Nothing could be clear
Ell than that We. should take time and care to see that we have
the best possible constitution.
MERCHANTS, LEGISLATORS, teachers, lawyers,
doctors, prominent citizens, including those who may have
retired from active public service should use this opportunity
to pass on to Congress, through Senator Butler. the thinking
of our people in this matter. Because there will be no formal
public hearings, those who talk with. the. Senator will have
the advantage Of closer, personal, more intimate contacts
Views may be expressed which, while not contrary to the
public interest, might not have been expressed publicly be-
cause of fear Of unfavorable publicity.
NO ONE, SINGLE, expression will be taken in its en-
trety and used, for the Senator, wise as a statesman, and
with his years Of experience, knows how to evaluate what
he hears, and how to temper it with what he sees and knows
Evening star., 1953-08-18
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP

PUT THE RENT
2-bedrm. semidet. brick, completely
Done over. Fenced yard. Very conv
location, E. Capitol and BenninR rd
Iotal price, S10.950; $3.50 down;
SS9 mo; Vacant. Call Mr.. Kinsky
Evening star., 1953-08-18
WE NEED FIFTY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE. well estab.. well
stocked; rent. $S5 mo-; $500 or
best cash offer. 324 Cedar st. NV;
NEW SHOPPING CENTER-Store tor
grocery, variety, bakery, etc. Can all
do well here because there is no no
within walking distance. opposite
date Ws ssnOG cam build tOu 70 your speci
fieations. Low rent, lease to suit.
ZIPKIN, INC. UN. 4-3500: or. Mr..
Leonard. 10 2-37S3 any time. is
BOOMING Oh TOURIST HOUSE.
Hear Tare New TT cenfer MaEet sa 1S rms fy
2 baths: also good for ofices. beauty
garlor, ete; Phone RA. 3-76Os or
KITCHEN CONCESSION FOR RENT.
$500 Marlboro rd. Apply s am to
VARIETIES. MAGAZINES. busy ne.
street. near transfer point; approx.
$1,000 wkly. Shows nice profit. Au-
ERBACH g. CO.. DI. 7-650l. AID.
RESTAURANT, liquor. Abs Wheeler
rd. s.e,. Strictly modern with the
best Of equipment seats 81; no
competition. Closed due to illness.
". Sf Z. 0S THRIFT. Hfdfifa Excl Exclusive. Ma; s:
BsoaiRsDrNG saisr HOUSE property and
furniture. $3.50 Massachusetts ave-
5SS 9SS ns terms g. 6%EER 5RSRs Be- BANS ass46
BABY STORE, N.w.-Est. 2 yrs;
best lines, good income, good lease;
must sell; other interest requires
S35,00O; top season approaching;
cash or terms. JU. 9-4330 aft. I'm.
COMMERCIAL APT. above store.
Suitable. for Offices, Inquire within
All NY EXCELLENT Msi: ESSi LOCATION, a e0xso
eli on lot 6ix148. Plenty Of parking,
S3Sssz SSSsssszzfT. T. $@sS Wilson blvd; u: "a.
aii7 ii19T n ST. Nw.-Mod. 2-story air
cooled bldg 1st 4; leased at 81 500
plus open area, 1896. Mr. Manuel.
EN-. 3-53s6 with DRURY REALTY
RESTAURANT-N Arlington. Va
equipped, crosses $500 daily. Inspec-
tion invited. all records avail. Open
II. a.m.-11 pm. $4,000 cash down.
balanee easy; LIE LES sH1LBY. DU.
RTEsTsTiRASr&s9'Soo T5SfsTi an 1926 down. Air
cond.. seats 125; beautifully
equipped. top location, mr.. Conn.
ave. and K st. Sale or partnership.
excel. opportunity for right party.
LES SHILBY. DU. 7-91sS: JU.
BESDiX LAUNDERETTE, good loca-
ton, showing excellent profit; priced
right to sell. Call DE. 2-1111. "a
GELF-SERVICE G r Gerry, fully
stocked, equipped; owner must sell
barSain; sGo EI 1927 - Pa; IS,,Us;r aye, NV, -2l
meat, delicatesSen; price $4,000.
MYRTLE A. WEADoRE CO. ME-
$3.50; HO. 2-791O.
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION WANTED
by expsrienced operators reliable
REsTAuKHNT, RIEsssiT: FA IN, NiE. coRNER=seats
20. air-cond.. liquor, TV. Excel;
down; LES sHILBY. pg; 5:s1ss;
for sale or lease; 16 miles west of
ment. Crescent 96S. 9 to 5. 33s
GROCERY AND MEATS-Doing over
So, 500 per week; 1909. colored. Lo-
Gated in Sc. Reasonable offer con-
HoTEI S5dsEfd dovntown kI 19SSo 40 rooms 2so GOOD
business business 6-year lease. Phone IA
oPPaoSSR1TiUN1rY oPPaoSSR1TiUN1rY in Puerto Rico bar
restaurant on heavy trafic street.
Owner wishes to sell or find capable
manager-partner. RE. 7-1400. eve
BAR AND GRILL EoUIPPEDBApt.
above; business section. 436 L
st. NV; reas. price and terms.
GROCERY STORE, beer and vine,
With living quarters, rent Ss5 mo-,
Evening star., 1953-08-18

BABY STORE, N.W.-Est. 2 yrs;
best lines, good income, good lease;
must sell; other interest requires
full time. Open 10-7 daily; vol,
S35,000; top season approaching;
Evening star., 1953-08-18
KATORAMA

opportunity due to owners
immediate transfer to acquire at q
very reasonable price q beautifully
remodeled town house. Charac-
terized by its large rooms. high cell
ings and many fireplaces, Hand
some library with fireplace and book
case wall, drawing room, large din
ing room. kitchen and pantry. Five
bedrooms, 3 baths; ] block from
Conn. ave. Call Mrs. Wetzel. WET
EEL REAL ESTATE, HUI. 3-4345.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcens.I

SUMNEh - BeautifuI Colonial. four
bedrms.. SM baths. study or TV
CSasr CSS% va Want: t'sasa Ssa: Sios L. Scss SsiFssEs
WHEATON, - s-bedrOom. well-built
brick rambler. 4 yrs. old; excel.
Fenc.d FS9nG nTs.y Tsysy ot redss ,sS DRY bsmt
Owner transferred. Asking S14,-
$50. Sale BY OWNER. 10. 5-33s9.
BRICK, 2 bedrooms, expansible attic,
living room, large dining ell, built
washer self storing storm widows: WindoWs:
gas hot.water radiant heat: con-
ping, JU. 5-IO8S. 81
$3.50 ,DOWN-Beaut. home and 300
u. lot; bedrooms, asphalt tiled
out; Anchor fence: assume GI loan.
S11'6o0. 10. 4-olSs. after $50 pm.
81 500 DN:-Brk. rambler; iiv. rm
with nrepl twin bedrms., lovely
SbonI E1s;; IenSsa SS1 yd;; Walt walk to bus, schools.
eaSSs, co4 A. 1E; co. HAuETER. Ju. 6-o162.
oPEN EVEs.-s411 Hartford ave,
SILVER Spring: custom-built, new s.
sinOSs s eisc shfGPping f ov.Iv tTa1i t Esr s1 bsm
vanity. Out Piney Branch p I'd. % to
Dale dr.. left to Hartford ave.
!TTT MTGGEEs d5ssR REALTY CO.. MA. s-oS04,
STATELY COLONIAL. near bus. Sl in
TfTankiin ETA pimt ave; area, Silver Spring;
rm.. Screened porch. fenced YARD yard.
Ak KEssINGER g. CO., JU.
$3.50 1N.-Lovely .s-bedrm. h home;
entr.: fenced yd.; E close Ss'ii to OSe31 scSooi
And and bus; quick poss;; mo; payments
nH IKE rent. Mr.. Haueter, JU. 6-0152.
1925 DN.ENon-a1 or G1; lovely 3
bedrm bungalow; nr. Silver Spring;
ifslD, Es rent as 5U 5p G:@s Sss55 DoymfTHots oE e.
81. 800 500 'DiowN-Balance AZ, $500
per mo. 3-bedrm., brick; full din.
I9Nca E9 Pfs Co. Eo T5esnt 4s4o6A SAxn6ER no 5ss5I9
$3.50 DN.-Brk. 2-bedrm. rambler, on
lovely cor: lot In Silver Spring area;
only $l1, $50; move IN with deposit.
Mrs. Hart; -, 10; 5I5007; Cox q co.
rambler; full bsmt. with rec. rm.
and powder rm. A. ]. KESSINGER
nSgSG0;, 4 60, ~ 81 g;4S44 4SaSvD ,,,.I I'll
OWNEh TkANSEEkhED-W sac
in beautiful Forestville for $1S,950,
approx. $4,000. CT. 49S 1st trust
may be assumed, payable S113.30
monthly. includes principal. interest,
insurance and taxes: Call JU. 5-372S
sI,vss or see slrInH home Iss e. 1902 Tilton dr.
$1,000 DOWN-9-bedrm. expansible;
corner wooded lot; 1st d. contains
nice liv. rm., 2 fine bedrms., bath,
rm.; / blk. to school. Priced S12. $50.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-2-bedrm.,
full bsmt. house with yard; for out
door living, ,puttering; safe for chill
school; S1f.956. Phone Lo. 5-l73I.
CLOSE TO FOUR CORNERs-Two
bedrms., expanSible. in new-house
condition: lst floor has spacious
d,.nwI iiy: rm;, IaS., din & L. &elec; KIT. with
asas o 1SSdEms sPsgoc Ps Ssh as1ss isysl
G1 loan: Terms to right purchaser.
Price. $15.950. WOOD CO., Lo.
BY OWNER-silver Spring. woodside
Forest-Fireplace. wood bin, book
shelves In living room, separate
etehsn beGnoom beG@ GSm6sts OF Gen WITH
der. room and screened porch on
first floor; 2 baths, 3 bedrooms
with walk-in closets on End floor:
finished daylight basement. recrea.
tion room with picture window and
built-in bar. complete laundry room.
esesptad ony year sSd old $4,000 SS6 d9S1 T9Sae
No brokers'. ST. S-43oo days: JU.
S-1535 evenings. -1S
Evening star., 1953-08-18
BETHESDA-CAPE COD
BY OWNER S1b,bOO

WALKING DISTANCE TO NH
Assume 40 CT loan at 500 SO Der.
mo-: 2 bedrms, extra large living
rm.. bath, kit, panelled dining
2nd floor partially finished; End
bath roughed in; large fenced lot,
awnings. attic fan; close to schools
and transportation. 5S14 Sonoma
I'd. Bethesda. OIL. 4-2034.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
TRULY A BARGAIN
GOO S00

To sE %opAS aSmf It ihsI teras
bedrms.-2 COL LORED TILE BATHS
--TODAY's KITCHEN-you'll love
1t! Storage attic tcould easily be
converted into q dormitory-type rm.
for couple Of kids. Finished base
It's stone front, the many detailed,
added features, numerous mirrors,
GAY decorations (yet in excellent
taste) and the beautifully laid out
rear garden add a certain charm to
the whole. So frequently sought but
seldom found; rarely, If ever, at
Ter. JU. s-9647. THos. J. FISHER
= Co. INC, 73S 18th st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
KENT-BRIARCLIFF

An appealing gracious home of con-
temporary Colonial design. Beauti-
fully situated for GOODNESS and pri-
vacy. Center-hall entrance, almost
square living room, 1oor,-to-ceiling
and full bath, all electric Kitchen.
Graceful, spiral stairway leads to
End f.: bedrooms and 8 baths.
Fireplace in master bedroom. Ground
level recreation room suitable for
large party. Maids room and bath.
2-car garage. WETZEL REAL
ESTATE, HUI, 3-4345.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES SALE-S.E. Cont
4th AND CAPITOI, ST

and 2 baths, 33-ft. wide center-hal
brick house that will make q fine
home or income property. House
can be restored to its original charm
very easily. Price, S15.95O. 5000
dn.. bal. 1st trust HERBERT &
Ii. 3-012A Ewes IL 3-0rS1
Evening star., 1953-08-18
ONLY $500 CASH
RAMBLERS
BETFIESDA-$20 $50

Mr.. BRADLEY ELEAENTARY
Attractive 12-year-old. 3-bedroom,
hrick-and-stone Colonial. with slate
porch overlooking deiightfrl, spa
cious yard; beautiful community,
excel. neighbors; attrac. terms avail.
See. this excel. home with we'll
equip. darkroom and magniflcent
weeping willow tree on level lawn.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
Evening star., 1953-08-18
TAKOMA PARK, D. c
S19 950-TERMS

V1O O,OOO- G1O1VIO
6s1g S19 NATREL NAw EI,sgG St NS;WI7TTREAyTI S1HI7
LARGE II rs vi I1v' RM oITHI PIN RM. 14LI AL
Ia BATHS, EXPAND. ATTIC,
PLUMBING ROUGHED IN: FULL
BSMT.: BUILT-IN GARAGE; GAS
A.-C. HEAT; COLSE TO TRANSP.
SCHOOLS. SHOPPING CENTER,
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
W. w. LEWIS. REALTOR
HE. 4-3500 Ewes, RA. 3-6476
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Lee.. 4
bedrms. plus serv. quarters, 2 baths:
near churches and schools; S27 800.
EN-. 2-44O6. 30
Evening star., 1953-08-18
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
FIRST-TnOR REDPOOM

~S DA@A>ASN<N<&A
new detached brick home
with wifh lan,sca fTii center d,n; hall living room
kitchen and dishwasher and Dis
poSaI, bedrm. or den and colored
tiled bath on 1st flooor; two nice
bedrmS., nursery and bath on 2nd
floor; full bsmt. Price. $29. 500.
Call Mrs. Allen, KE. 7-1451. w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
DE LUKE RAMBLER

CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
The particular homemaker will ad-
mire the beautiful appointments In
this 3 twin-sized bedrm., 3-bath ram.
bier near schools. shopping and
rm., 14x32 it.. club room with bal
and fireplace; full bsmt. with bath
plenty Of storage closets; wall-to-
wall carpeting. Trades considered
Call Mr.. Gutenberg. JU. 9-7585.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 18th St. AID. 4-200E
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

AHHA!CoSsTIA' H! ,nr. Good Hope I'd
combination: gas hot-Water heat
det: garage; new condition.; vacant
$13.950. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope rd., s.e., LU
1900: ~: 2.5976..
NEAR SOUTHERN AVE. and Yor
sE;c, SIS; Sc: Bradbury Hts.INew det
Ssss SSsss :igpoo :sFgf atsiS HSKrMAN tg biTs RHx1F
NC. 1345 Good HOPE I'd. Sc.
Mr.. SOUTHERN AVE. AND You SITS
Sc. Bradbury heights. new det. bun.
galow, 2 bedrms., tiled bath. expan.
Sible attic; full bsmt.. gas heat
S13,500. HARTMAN REALTY INC.
I345 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-34O0
OFF ~ BOWEN BOWEN RD.-s1o,s5o for thi,
attr. 5-rm. and bath row-brick home
Fun basement with finished rm
Fence-inclosed front and rear yards
Avail. on very easy terms. Immediate
occupancy. To inspect, call Mr.
Woodwell, LO, .4-O147. L. T. GRA-
Waite Realtor, 1913 K st. NV,
I'VE SiSisoo CORNER semidet
brick. 2 full apis. Owner occupies
3-bedrm. apt. with liy. rm., din. rm
and kit, rents his 1-bedrm. apt. for
$40 mo. .Loc. right by parochial and
public schools; transp. and shopping
This is a property of unusual value
warrants your investigation. caiI
Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-736S; ewes. LU.
2-7612 till 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
CO. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-18
WAKEFIETD
Chew Chase n G.

Chevy Chase, D. G.
Just a moments walk from WOOD
R0w s6S sEN MIIsoN 3SJRtH A41cE ,EM4NrARv REAE ~
SCHOOLS. This immaculate home
has been exquisitely decorated; It
Is CAV and yet the entire decora-
tive scheme is in excellent taste.
It's. lovely setting amid shade trees
and variety of expensive shrubs
tional space: the lot is SOx120:
Center-hall construction; lovely
rooms, 2 TILE BATHS, 2 semifin-
ished rooms on the 3rd floor. GAS
HEAT, 2-car. brick garage. Out-of-
town owner has placed most rea-
mediate sale. VACANT. Evenings,
phone MR.. LATIMER. EN-. SOTO,
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-RS30. 20
Evening star., 1953-08-18
$500 DOWN
OWNER SALE
%OQ 600

CLOSE TO CATH. AND PUB. SCHIS.
4 company were selling this house.
sand dollars more on the selling
price. This house has been ap-
praised at S24,950 market value
just recently. The house consists OF
a very lge. liv. rm.. full din. rm.,
family-size kit, powder rm. on 1st
Il. and side screened porch. Second
bath. plus lee. storage attic. Slate
roof. copper gut. and plumbing. Full
basement. lge. lot. Owner will take
terms. No agents. Call JU. 9-O497.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
KENT

A fine home in this exclusive COM
3la baths. Entire property in new
house condition. Completely air.
cooled by Carrier. To inspect, call
Mrs. Carter, MA. $4,000; Ewes EN-.
2-7354. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1417 K ST., NV, 10
Evening star., 1953-08-18
SILVER SPRING
$14.95O
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Attractive Cape Cod. detached. :?
bath, liv. rm.. din. rm. and kitchen,
2 bedrms. on 2nd floor. Lots OF
storage space, well shaded lot. Wide
street. conv. location. Call LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO., EN-. q
5000. 1915 Conn. ave. Open till
Evening star., 1953-08-18

CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING
BUS STOPS 100 FIT. AWAY. 4-BED-
ROOM HOME NEAR SCHOOLS.
HOT-WATER HEAT; BASEMENT;
WOODED LOT. IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION. A RARE BUY FOR
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING. $16,-
THIS HOME S11.eBo.
SILVER SPRING. COY BUNGA-
LOW SET IN WELL-PLANNED, !,
FENCED. WOODED LOT. FULL
EQUIPPED KITCHEN PLUS BEN
DIX WASHER. READY TO MOVE
ASSUME BIG 4qs LOAN.
PARK, % FIT. LIV. RIM;
ALL-ELEC. KIT. WITH DISHWASH-
Err. DISPOSAL, TILED k-BATH
DOWN: 3 BEDROOMS AND BATH
UP; FULL BASEMENT. HOME 9
YEARS OLD, NEAR SCHOOLS, BUS.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
BETHESDA

BETHESDA-$17,50 800
3-BEDROOM COLONIAL
Vacant-Immed. Occupancy
Newly redecorated brick Colonial. Z
years old, near Bradley blvd; ex-
cellent neighborhood; offers large
liv.. rm.. fireplace, large din. rm.
and kit, full bsmt. and large wooded
yard; 3 blocks from school. For
inspection, call JU. 5-7S20. SAMUEL,
T.. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 4-126f. 20