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Evening star., 1953-11-08

Lag Rural Membership Held Major Weakness of Churches

Mimi, that two-thirds of the
rural population of the United
States-40 million persons-be-
longed to no church or denom-
ination.
In some States, said DR.. Matt
son, the proportion of rural peo-
pie attached to a church is as
low as 10 and IL per cent. Some
13 million children and youth of
school age in rural areas get no
religious instruction, he added.
Officials Concerned.
The professors figures may
startle the layman who knows
that United States churches are
enjoying all-time record enroll
ments. that three out of every
five Americans are church
members.
But their significance Is not
lost on church officials. who have
been turning more and more Of
their attention to the problems
of the rural church.
The st. Paul Convocation is
one indication of the churches
concern, and Of their determina-
ton to do something about it.
Religious Training Lacking.
In the opening address, DR..
Mattson stressed the fact that
millions of rural youth are with
out religious training.
"The rural areas" he said,
"are the sources of population,
and the character of these areas
will largely determine the char
acter of the country as a whole.
More than half of those
reared in rural areas migrate
to cities. If the religious needs
Of these young people are not
provided for during the forma-
tive years Of their lives, it is not
probable that they will crea-
lively participate in the work
Of the churches in the cities to
which they migrate"
One recommendation that was
made repeatedly at the convo-
cation was for more co-opera-
tion among churches in small
towns and country areas.
Cooperative Action Urged.
DIR. Baker Brownell, profess
sor of Southern Illinois Univer-
sity, Carbondale, ILL.,, declared
that churches must live together,
think together and work together
If our social and moral fiber is
to be revitalized.
DR.. w. w. Biddle, psychology
professor at Earlham College,
Richmond, Ind, predicted that
rural churches will save them
selves as they lose themselves in
the larger Wilderness of COM
munity progress"
One widely recognized problem
of the church in rural areas is
Evening star., 1953-11-08

olic Rural Life Conference at
Kansas City, Mo-. gave consider
able attention to farm problems.
Resolutions adopted by the
Catholic delegates expressed the
opinion that Americas farm pop
ulation needed protection against
economic fluctuations that bring
financial disaster because farm
erS. as primary producers, are
essential to mans existence.
But in return for protection
through price and income sup
ports. the resolution said, farm
people must recognize their obli-
cation to maintain food and
fiber production at a high level
and "enable America to do it's
part in meeting the food needs
of the world"
Evening star., 1953-11-08

a shortage of clergymen and
students willing to serve rural
parishes.
According to the Convocation's
Commission on Recruiting and
Training. the American habit of
"poking fun" at the rural scene
and the country minister's dogs
life" is partly responsible for
such shortages.
Improvement Seen.
There is a healthy sign. how
ever, that the misconceptions are
being overcome. for a larger per-
centage of the students now pre-
pairing for the rural ministry are
coming from urban areas. the
commission said.
Like the Protestant Convoca-
ton, the recent National Cath
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Social Security Men Elect

CHICAGO. Nov. 7 (R.-
Charles H. Smith of Richmond,
Va, was reelected president of
the National Conference of
State Social Security Admins
traitors at the conclusion of the
groups two-day meeting yester-
day. Sixty-five administrators
of State and territorial offices
attended the third annual con-
vention.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Mrs. stuneioff to Speak

Mrs. Marion Mitchell STAN
cioff, of Frederick, Md, will
speak on Society and Sanctity"
at 8 pm. tomorrow in st. Peter
Claver Center, 814 Seventh
street S.W.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

A Lutheran theologian pointed
a warning finger this week at
one of the biggest areas of weak
ness in American church life.
DR.. A. D. Mattson of Angus
tana Theological Seminary. Rock
Island, ILL.,, told the National
Convocation on the Church in
Town and Country at st. Paul,
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Cornell Smoker Set

The Cornell Club of Washing
ton will hold a smoker at 8 pm.
Thursday in the Cabinet room of
the Willard Hotel. Color slides
will be shown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
CLOSE CHECK TO BE

Continued From PAGE Onsl
tioasd Ia he Ras4isn press or radio
IN Tecsni weeks. and there has
ben no recent mention os any
trial This has Jed 10 some specu
lati0n here that he may already
have been executed.
TIE senate source said a. agsn,
u MeCaFtays subcommittee had
nown 10 q neutral. non-Commu.
nist country" IN Europe and. after
taking with the purported Beria.
reported he Ia convinced the nan
Is Who he says be is. u vas then.
be said, that another agen, who
could IDENTIFY IBERIA vas sent.
This source predicted that ire
state Department would issue a
statement about the whole matter
shortly. But a department spokes.
man said he did not know any.
thing about the IBERIA case
The Senate source said the mar
representing himself as Beria said
ne had escaped with thwee aide,
In an alFplane and that. II given
refuge In tire United States. vii
talk only With Mccarthy or Vice
President Nixon The source sad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK R-Ths stock mar
act was mlxed today In early trad
ing vita price changes runniug
lnto ne msior fFactious.
There Wss little concerted move.
meal within TIE manF groups,
most displaying prices going either
way.
Motors we're mostly lower slong
wlth rlbbeFS. On ne higher side
were aircFafts Otherwise the mar.
ket vas steady o. mixed.
Among higher stocks were Beth,
lehem Steel. Studehaker. BOsing
DOuglas Aircrafs. international
Paper. and 18th Cermry.Fox
Lover we're Syuthern Railway
Standard Oh (NJ). Paramount
Pictures. Ksnnecutt Copper. US
Steel, ChryslsF, American Can. and
Admiral Corp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Mccarthy agents have been IN
ioaeh with hin ahous q montA.
ne s0grss added nat. unless the
story proves % be a hoax, there Is
Eood chance TIE maa all be
brough, % this county.
In Baltimore. Col. illus L.
1. Amoss. head u TIE International
Services of Informatlon. . private
espionage outfit. said he had been
contacted In Europe this sumner
By persons AFRO said Berla had
escaped from Russia.
AmOss. who retired after World
War II duty with the Once q
Strategic Services, said that IN
Munich he had met q man who
described himself as q matur n
the Russian security police. re
said the man asked whether the
United states would gran, Beria
sanctuary.
Anoss said he told the man he
could not speak for the Us. Gov,
eminent. but IL was his estimate
that IBERIA could obtain asylum
here.
Amoss Voieed belief Bexia had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
LAST FREEDOM

tCoSflaaea Fr0m Fa9e Oual
first sa&n - tAe Brewster. He IS
-, loahs y0ungcr ne wAs first of
seeaaa< be has eeen sSsrsed the
Medal oi Hanor. ne n4aion's high.
ssi tribute.
The first BIG cheer. TIE salutes
Of TIE generals, vent 10 IL Stone.
but rs hig moment came when he
spotted as mother al the foot q
the EanEplank- \ hero. sure. Bat 4
son hFst.
AliogstAsF Sai farmer P0ws filed
OF the gAngplAAk 80 from the
Army - trom the Air Foree. "a
MARINES and 4 from the Navy
There we're priystes and noncoms.
lleulehanis, captains and msprS.
ESCAPED even before hts arrest Eas
announced
"He saw 4 coming. apparently
AZ least he should have as head
Of the wwids h.ggex, intelligence
service AmOss said II donr
think he vas arrested
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

West were the following Chamber
President and Mrs. Earl Adams:
Circuit Court Judge and Mrs. Aqul.
limo Lopez. Jr: Chamber Manager
and Mrs Laubseher Board mem.
bers Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D0pp:
Mr.. and Mrs. william Arnold
Commissioner and Mrs. Joe Allen:
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ralph Farald0: Mr..
and Mrs. Glynn Archer and Mr
and Mrs. Neil Kuowles.
Representing Marathon were
President and Mrs. Center: Mr.
and Mrs Clifford Hicks. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coggin Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Davidson tMrs. Davidson
is secretary of the Marathon
Chamber) Mr.. and Mrs Phil Saun.
ders; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Han, and
.of course Sadowski
The large Upper Keys delegation
consisted Of the following. Vice
President and Mrs l.. l.. Bucklew
Mfs. Cohen. secretary: Capt. Bill
and Capt. Bonnie Smith: n. d. Ne.
Clean: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brldg.
ham: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cunning.
ham; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ellis and
guests DR.. II. b Alloy and Miss
Alma Lane 81 Miami. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Ellis: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Link.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Continued from Page Onsl
nat these rulings are tentative
and are subject 10 confirmation by
the Attorney General.
The avesilen II these vine have
previously established voslna
residents befsre nsexInu 10 vov.
eminent prepsFsY II sxpselsd 10
- . lheFnY ere. Seine avaFieVs
lslA lhat ne ealy wy such
VsFsens may be able 10 vote 10
hs ahsenies ballet. allhovwh
el.seTs ssY thsi they cannot even
satisfy ne requirement. Ter sb.
s.s.ss vellag.
Meanwhile. q slight increase IN
the number Of registrations has
hesn reported In the office 81
Registrations. To date about sa0S
key westeFs have appeared d
register. However. The registration
office workers are already a. worl
compiling lists IL voters who live
On government property which
may be taken off the voting rolls
No estimate Is available as 10 IN
number of voters Who may b
scratched Cor this reason,
hut. with only ten days remain
ING before the registration book
are closed, city officials fear tina
the roll win be far short Of IN
expected 1000 voters.
TO date, only 10 persons hav'
Indicated that they win seek spot
on the city commission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

fCnntfnuen Frum PaRe unei
chef witnesses against Garcia
Cohen IL the ozrneF 81 the home
tbat Garcia invaded and Il va
with the sld q Quinn. who was
called 20 the scene. that TIE -.
ysarold desperate was disarme6.
~ q preliminary hearing BE-
fore Rsace Justice Hamlin. Gar
ca said that be- hoped be would
Be- able % make . speech a. hls
trial and that he hoped the jury
vii not find" him guilty fax
the benefit Of mankind"
Neither q to defendants Lave
criminal records. the Sheriffs %.
fee has reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Key West and Vicinity Mostly
partly cloudy today thru Tues
day: Isolated showers and thun.
derstoFna. Not much change IN
Temperature Gentle variable,
mostly southeFiy winds excepl
moderate In and near showers
HiRheet teFnperature expected
Tuesday about % degrees. iow.
est tonight about - dgrees.
Florida Partly cloudy 70 coca.
alonally cloudy with scattered
showers and thmndeFshowern 90
day ard Tuesday. Little change
IN temperature.
jacksonville thru the Fiorida
Straits and East Gulf. Gentle d
moderate winds. variable. mostly
east % south over north portion
ard mostly southeast 90 south
west over south portion thru
Tuesday. Partly cloudy % cloudy
weather. Scattered showers AM
thunderahowers
Western Caribbean; Gentle "a
moderate mostly southeast winds
thru Tuesday. Partly cloudy wea-
fher. Scattered showers and a
few lhundersh0wers.
weather Summary for The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Ansa and the Eastern Gulf II
Mexico; Relatively low pressure
exists over the western Garth
bean. Cuba. the East Gulf Of Mex
leo and Florida. An extensive
area u showers Il associated with
the low pressure. Elsewhere con-
dltions are normal. There are no
signs Of a developing disturb
ance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
REDS DISCI.AIM

CONTINUED From Paae Onei
surprised their new guards with
invitations 10 q special reception
Other anti Communists had hurl'
ed rocks al Red observers outside
the wire barbados a Indian vi
lage and refused 10 tell the Indian
guards their names. prompting q
hurried call % New Delhi for co
more troops,
sundays shipment staged a vol
Ieyball game Cor the entertain
ment IL the Indians.
The guards used q new tactic q
avert disorder on TIE part Of i.6sG
anti.Red Chinese prisoners who ar
rived Monday morning they
marched them into the compounds
with their backs % UN. and Red
observers
The Allies were moving another
500 North Koreans b train 10 The
neutral t0ne.
Meanwhile the five.nation rcpa.
tFiation commission Sunday re-
leased 10 the Communists two Chi
nese and one North Korean report
ed 10 have charged their original
decision % refuse repatriation
nat brought % 10 the number re
turned In that way.
Names on the Allied list of :. t0l
missing troops were collected from
Red Fadie breakfasts letters re-
eelved from Red VrisUn camps, In
formation furnished By repatriatet
prisoners and POW rosters handed
ever BY the communists.
The list includes capt. James A
Van Fleet Jr.. son At the formel
4. s. TN Army commander ID
Korea. Communist Correspondent
Willred Burchtet II the Parll
newspaper illuminate however
has reported Van Fleet vas neyel
= prisoner Of war and Is presumed
dead.
In addition % the more than %,
Americans and 2 eco South No
Feans. the list includes 10 British
? Australians. = south Africans,
Turks, Canadians. ; Belgiahs ant
I Greek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
COMMISSION TO

tConiinued FrUm PAGE OBel
the same amount Of electricity that
they have In the past year.
More efficient operation Of the
new steam generating plant and
reduced cost q fuel when com.
pared with the old diesel plan,
have been hailed as the chief fec
tors in making the drop In rates
possible.
The move was IN fulflllment d
a promise made when the switch
over was made.
NEW BUYING POLICY
The commission viii also con
slider an ordnance establishing q
new policy for awarding contracts
for materialg. supplies and ser
vices 10 the city.
Under the new setup, the con.
tracts win be limited 10 one year.
According 10 sAe wording Of the
ordinance. the city feels that the
contracts should rot be for more
than . year "in the best interests
Of the city "
The agenda for tonight's meeting
with jus, tRo items Of business "a
be considered. Is the smallest for
some time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
Bond OF $500 On
Alleged Thieves

Three men were arrested or
aAaggea ~ larceny 81 Thompson .
KutsFprisss today and jailed ca
80 bad each. he shsfiffs DE.
partmsni announeed 81 I pm.
peputy Sheriff Jaek Baker seTv.
q ne warrants ~ noon upgn Jos.
eph n. COCA. Joaeph Falion. and
Themna G. Leto.
TAe men are charged with steal.
Nc . trailer tire, tube and ring,
Wla morning. Baker said. Peace
Justice Ira Albury wIil bold q pre-.
mminaFy hearing 90 the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
son To COMEDIAN

SANTA MONICA, Calf -
Mrs. Dean Marsln. wiie % the
comedian % the Martin and Lewis
team. gave birth y q 7-p0und son
last night.
A Spokesman said mother and
son WsFed0ing fine but "papa's
not 50 good: he's worn out +"
The Martins have another son,
Dino. 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21

Barbados In the British West In
dies was the only foreign land ever
visited BY George Washington says
the National Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-21
LOOKING AHEAD

LOOKIN0 AHEAD
Fully that the lack of supply mpeies
growth of Monroe County Aquen have
for several study to the oh
tanning OF an adequate supply of for this fA',rOwns county
Far back l9i the operating sup
ply line under partnership Federal Government
whereby the depended entirely upon surplus water meet
the civilian need feasible.
remedy situation Sc, to the task
considerable necessary had
be enacted refnancns accomplished completed May
Of 1852.
January, 1852, consulting engineers
Engineering Miami to prepare report ON new wafer .u
ply delivery aqueduct Key the
Florida Keys The conducted and report
capable engineering firm in July, 1852.
report definitely the Commission ,hn,
steps Immediately obtain adequate water supply
keep abreas, OF the demands of large and small investors
Representatives cOun largest bond houses have
proposed issue pro-
vOn tina, the from the inadequate
Of operation interest and bond that
estate will be levied TO meet the requirements
The Commissioner. honestly believe that such tax levy will no, be
their opinion that proposed
supply line will be which the
This developments
aha, impossible because of the lack of adequate supply
The grOUth Of Of Florida Ke,,
depends adequate Of this supply is
GrGIGbie. the srOTth Of the 'rin cease.
Al the COmmi''ou recee iron" .he Nary only
that 10 surplus Nary needs Var
ed NaraI activities this araabIe
nsand WiH be considerably reduced.
has arailabLe IA ul( quantities
the needs Of the al Conn
that adequate supply eH be
from the present
On 27 1858. be lin the eoun.
the question Of rheher the Commission ,rii si
20 SI4OOOOOOOO ebonds poride
adequate '"oter supply for this county.
Based the report July 1852, the supply
will Sl2OOOOOOOO The Commission S756OOOO
The additional sl,24OOOOO included nroposed
bOndiss IL n safeguard against increased
Al regiered property in Monroe County
gibLs % proposal
construction of Independent, supply
bond issue win and your negbOr be Of
adequate supply of potable
The Commission have done their part MP 10
decide Monroe adequate supply
Mr.. and Mrs. Freebooter. respectfully asked BY
siOners the polls October %, and
Florida Keys Aqueduet Commission
Evening star., 1953-09-02
handsome savings on
misses and women's
brunch coats
2.s;'!s'', &c., -,

A large group from which to choose, all fash
ioned Of sturdy 8O-squore cotton percoIe that
promises to keep its attractive colorine. Goy
prints and striking stripes, light and dark
background shades. Sizes 4 to "A included
Down stoirs Store inexpensive Dresses Main Building
olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1953-09-02

All nyIons, cotton and royon tissue foIIes in
cIuded in this group of famous make bIouses.
Long and short sleeve styles, Eoee-trims and
tailored. White and new foII Shades Won
derfuI to take back to school. Sizes 81 to 38.
Down Stos Store, Bouses Main Building
also Bethesda BUDGET Store
Evening star., 1953-09-02
savings on discontinued
and slightly irregular
gloves
1.2;:s''
II perfect would be ZOO and 800

PeF1eCI WOuIu Do E'UU anu 6,UV
Famous brands and imported styles included
in the group. DoubIe-woven cottons in white,
black, brown, beige and coIors. Cotton or n.y.
lon string gloves in white, beige, yellow and
coors Sizes 6h to W to pick from.
Down stos Store, Gloves Main Building
olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BIG BRICK RANdBLER--Sl5.260.
full bedrmS., good financing. Bar
becue pit In wooded, fenced lot.
A charming place. Price. $15,250.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000.
ARE YOUR Rental SLIPS SHOW
sHSedrm see rambler. ni n1w NOT suSdivison
nome. only So. $50. A. J. KES.
NEAR Schools bedr%s.. 2 baths;
Eiv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. Kit,
l bedrm. and bath on 1st H.;
Sedrms and bath on end; full day; day;
ils.; s1 sESs s5e l9t %crSe4 ny sc tSl'
NEAR FOUR CoRNERs. s14, 800
$1,000 cash. assume large 4cs loan;
70 OfSr iSree attie ftisk T rn. dininT e
large kit. radisnt gas heat. futo
washer, storm windows. convenient
WooDNooR AGENCY. INC. JU
-9-55S5 till 9 pm. Ill
RAMBLER bedrms.. knotty -pint
den. mirror, over fre mantle. all
alum alum. ,i Storm E Windows lGsnd0 and screens Pes
fenced lot, CLAUDE SHIFLET. TU
$500 DOWNS bedrms., din. rn.,
bsmt., semidet. Assume 4se loan.
Svssss' WssstOn 10 once s.oa,d dsooLEY's. 10
scBEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, ST..
$50. new, low down payment. for
non-yet or vet. Wheaton office.
BOGLEY's. Lo. 6-S434, 10. 5-0313.
SLIGO DOWN-Take over &c loan.
3-yr.-old house; can be expanded to
4-bedrm, home: full bsmt.; fenced
OWNER, JU. 5-5O16 evenings. II l
KENsINGToN, S17,95O-Attrac. e
rm., bath home. which also con-
tains nice bedrms. and 20-ft
den; stairs to fioored attic: comb.
storm windows and screens; attic
fan; Lear garage. Only 3 blks. to
all conv. Low cash payment.
w. B. WRIGHT
~ Z n
Evening star., 1953-09-10
HOUSES WANTEp 70 REN1

HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED-Un.
tnrn. only; Upper p,Im nv; ana sesh;- n
Realtor, $500 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
FAC TORY MANAGER desires 3 or 4
bedrms., unfurn. house in Chevy
Chase or Arlington area. Call Mr.
GORDON WOODS. at NO. 1880.
SILVER SPRING AREA - Urgently
need 2, 3 and 4-bedrm. houses with
options to buy If possible. SIGLER
a. CO.. LO. 4-S3S3: HE. 4-Sl93.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA: SI5,95O-conven-
old brick bungalow; 2 bedrms.. tile
bath on 1st H.; beautiful big bedrm.
munity OF well-spaced homes: wide
paved streets and sidewalks; new
elementary schools: S10,90a 4cs lst
trust. payable S90.50 mo-, incl, prin..
s5oo 'deS devn anf fRANk S @ s PHinh1Ss iffslSsr
DI. 7-1411; ewes. Lo. 4-7444.
BETHEsDA-This attractive brick
bungalow, in rew-house cond.. ""
ss6F~h ss6 din fr rn 0fth ay sfsf eaHppsd y k9 iR
attic with. stairs; lovely yard. ever
sreens and shade trees. ranch fence
walk to all shops and schools
$4,000; ARTHUR ". LaRoC5E,
BRTHEsDaU:Att1active T ETH.o: white no house:
walk 20 Naval Hospital and Nj H;
3. bedrms tile bath. liv. rm.. fire.
place, 1en, sep. din. rm.. equipped
IT., powder rm. bsmt. with auto.
washer and deep f;eeze: Anchor
windows and scre eens, awnings. Won
THUR VI. LaRocHE, OIL. 4o0o7o.
BETHESDA. LOCUST HILLS SEC
usual iiV:, din. rms. with bay win
dows. 4 bedrms, 2 baths. rec. area
LIARocHE' / oil. 4-oo7o; ewes, OIL.
BETHESDA. si7,5OO-s-pedrm-, /.
lot. in Bradley boulevard area; fun
bSmt. Home is vacant and ready for
s:9S46. SAMUEL Z: BoGIEYS. " nc.
BGRFHEshDSSss6 Eli fihSs6' LADY LouRDEsI1Bair.
3-bedrm.,. 2-bath brick rambler: per-
feet loc. for. children, near Lynbrook
School and lse. recreation area !:
beautiful community with homes
spaced well apart: on large, level
lots; wide paved sd- streets and side
oWNER lLEHAVINd CITY, HAS RE:
DUCED FOR MINED. SALE. FRANK
6. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes, OIL.
BETHESDA - Beautiful Greenwich
and stone residence on large.
level. corner lot: many. large shade
trees; wide center hall, large modern
kitchen, living rm.. din. rn1., spacious
den with lavatory,. 3 lge. nedrms
and 9 baths: huge dormitory bedrm.
Tm., maids m rm. and bah in full
smaller home and must sell at once!
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7OO7;
CHEVY CHASE. LARGE FAMILY
Beautiful stone and brick on level
a acre. 2O-ft. paneled den on lst
A.; 3 twin-bed. rms, g baths on End
A.: rec. rm.; o-car built-in gar; .
blocks to Holy Redeemer Church
and School: convenient to Naval
Med. Center and NH. Terrific value
at S29.500. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
DI. T-141I: ewes. RA. 6-5924.
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely brick resi-
dence of 4 good bedrms.. 2 baths
plus 3rd-f. bedrm. Entr. hall.
Kitchen with breakfast nook, screened
porch. garage; in the area Of fine
large homes, nr. Rosemary School
and Conn. ave. Out f-town owner
asking S31 900. desires offer. OIL.
2-6649; ewes, OIL. 4-1034. ALLIED
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - &31 800 A
beautiful, new brick Williamsburg
in the finest location mr. Chevy
Chase Club. z Psdrms; and fun
bath up. Mod. kit. scr porch.
lEe. level lot. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 1885 til
8 Pm. III