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Evening star., 1953-05-10
Priest to Speak

The Rev. Joseph I. McGinnis,
O.P., will discuss "Thomistic
Principles and Modern Warfare
at an open forum at 8 pm. to-
morrow at st. Peter Claver
Center, 814 Seventh street S.W
Father McGinnis is professor of
dogmatic theology at the Do
minican House of Studies.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
Teachers Art Work Shown
SnecioI Dispotch 10 The S,or

Special oispateh 70 The Stor
STAUNTON, Va, May 9.-An
exhibit of oils, water colors and
sculpture by Miss Catherine
Minis. associate professor of
English at Mary Baldwin Col
lege, is being shown at the COL
lege through May 81.
, 1953-10-16
Registration For
On-Islund College
Closes Tonight

The On-Island College exten
sion program will end regis
tration tonight, it was an
nounced by William B. Robin
son who, with Dr.. Juliette
Phifer, is in charge of the pro-
ject. Thus far fifty-one per-
sons have been regis cred for
classes.
Mr.. Robinson reports that
the classes are going along
very well in Christiansted and
Frederiksted.
Tinight's class will be held
at the Christiansted Grammar
Annex.
, 1953-10-16
New York Has Ethel
VOTERS DnY: Mayor
Honor Her

Ethel Watres, famous sing
er and motion picture actress
was honored by Mayor Impel-
litteri and The Negro Actors
Guild in a city Hall ceremony
yesterday, for her "limitless
an dtireIess efforts" in advanc
ing the country's democratic
ideals at home and abroad.
In a proclamation, the May
or Designated yesterday as
ethel Waters Day.
About fifty members of the
Negro Actors Guild attended
the ceremony.
, 1953-10-16
Witnesses
Open Distr tAsse
ToduY in Ch'sted

The Di trict Assembly of Je-
hovah's Witne ses opened to-
day in the Congress onal Hall
in Christiansted at 2 o'clock.
The evening will
start at Z pm. Bible t ks and
reports of the worldwide work
of the Witnesses in 143 lands
will be given as well as high
lights of the huge gathering
N New York which was said
to be the largest Christian Con
srention ever to be held in the
world to this time. Saturdays
program will consist Of Bihle
iscoursee follownd with
eolored slides and movies of
tie groups gathering in New
York.
Sunday rorning at 9 a Bap
tism discourse will be heard
cutsring the Christians -dedi-
cat on of ones life to Jehovahs
will as did Christ Jesus. -Candi
Continued on page 4
, 1953-10-16
St. Croix Welcomes:

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Young
of Alexandria, Virginia; Miss
Kathryn Crease, of New York
City: Miss Mary Schultz of
Woodhaven, New York; Dr.
Thomas The;s of Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico; Mr.. G. Lawrence
Of San Juan, Puerto Rico and
Mr.. Leslie Robbers, also Of
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
They are guests at the well
known Buccaneer Hotel.
, 1953-10-16
IVAN CE1ApPELL.
MGR. CHAMBER OF
COMM. RESIGNS

Ivan j. Chappell, Manager
of the St. Croix Chamber OF
Commerce has submitted his
resignation from that body.
Mr.. Chappell has been employ
ed by the Chamber for the
past four years in the capacity
of Manager. He advises that
circumstances require that he
return to the mainland.
Mr.. Chappel's announce
ment caused surprise and dis
appointment among his many
admirers here. Hardw'orking
and one of the mcst conscien-
tious men from the continent
to take up duty on these
shores, Mr.. Chappell made the
shores, Mr.. Chappell was
largely responsible for making
the Chamber a really "going
concern. He made an almost
perfect team with President
Joseph Alexander and Treas
urer Ira Ross, to say nothing
of the other officers and mem.
bers in general.
When the Chamber sought
a manager some years ago, il
was necessary to have one
who was unbiased and UMPIRE
JUDGED and who had some un-
derstanding of various racial
groups. Mr.. Chappell was the
only one of all the applicants
SO qualified, and with a high
, 1953-10-16
Willium N. Greer Of
VISTA Requests
information Of Gov.

William N. Greer, owner &
manager of radio station
VISTA, St. Thomas, on Oct. z,
wrote Governor de Castro re-
questing himsto have compiled
and kept current and have
available for publication
names and positions of those
employees and ex-employees
who have fallen in arrears in
payments of loans due to the
Government and also indicat-
ing the extent to which men,
bers of the Council, past and
present, have availed them
selves of the opportunities
created during their tenure
in Office.
Governor de Castro on Octo
Der IA advised Mr.. Greer that
the records of homestead loans
and loans from the public and
trust fund are public papers
and are available for inspec-
ton. "These records, however,
are not separated by the cate
gories you suggest, that is, EN-
ex-employees & mem
bers Of the Munici alCouncil"
the Governor stated.
The Governor further adj
vised Mr.. Greer that he or
any other interested citizens
are at liberty at convenient
mes to inspect the records at
the office Of the Municipal
Land Authority and at the of
flee Of the Commissioner Of
by prior arrangement
the respective govern
officers.
, 1953-10-16
IVAN J. ~cHApPELL

rating.
He sought for and obtained
the best of everything for St.
Croix; he fought more vigor=
ously for this island than
many who were born here and
claim it as their homeland.
Mrs. Chappell, also a very
personality, assisted
him in all his work although
it meant no additional reman-
Continued on page4l
, 1953-10-16
New Governor to be
Ndmed During Dec.
Governor Says

The new Governor Of the
Virgin Islands will be named
the latter part Of December
according to an announce
ment made at 4 o'clock today
by His Excellency Morris F.
de Castro. Prior to the broad
cast, Radio Stations VISTA &
WIVI alerted their listeners
that an important announce
ment would be made from
Government House. Many
were positive "this was it,
the name Of the new governor.
1t was not long after that the
Governor began to speak that
the tension lessened.
his Excellency said: my
fellow citizens of the Virgin
Islands in st. Croix, st. Tho
mas and St. John. At 2 o'clock
this afternoon | was advised
by radio-telephone by the Di.
~ y .s
rector Of the Office of Terri
tories the Honorable William
S. Strand, at the request Of
the Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, Orme Lewis, that ir
view Of the fact that a new
organic act is to come before
the Congress in January next
year, it has been decided that
a new Governor of the Virgin
Islands would be named be-
fore the end Of December.
1T was explained at this ra-
dio : telephone conversation
that the new governor, when
named, would then have suf-
ficient time to familiarize
himself with conditions in the
islands on which the provi-
sions of the new organic act
Continued tomorrow
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-04-01

program. Because of this, the prac-
tice of removing the accessory teats
in calfhood is recommended.
In reviewing these various ways in
which mastitis can be spread, it be-
come apparent that most of the mas
tits can be prevented. The success
of the entire prevention program de-
ponds on the man taking care of and
milking the cows.
Preventive Measures
1. He should never add a mastitis
infected cow to his herd.
g. He should clean and sterilize
milking machines and equipment be-
tween milking periods.
8. He should clean and disinfect
his hands between cows.
f. He should use a clean, sterile,
separate wash cloth for each COW.
S. He should clean and disinfect
teats of all cows before and after
milking.
6. He should never milk an in
fected quarter on the floor or on the
ground.
z. He should control flies.
8. He should prevent sucking
among the calves.
g. He must avoid injury to the
udder or teats by:
a. Proper hand or machine milk
ing. Be sure the pulsators and
vacuum on the machines are prop
erly set. Do not leave machines
on too long.
b. Remove all objects in the barn
or corrals that are likely to cause
injury to udders and teats.
C. Provide proper bedding and
housing.
d. Select cows with good, well
attached udders.
e. Never cowboy" or dog" milk
cows. A swinging udder on a milk
cow is a sight to behold, but it
causes injury to that udder.
Curative Measures
A dairy herd that has considerable
mastitis can be made free and kept
free of this infectious disease. In
Kidding a herd of mastitis, your vet
erinarian will go over your set-up
with you and point out all possible
contributing causes that should be
corrected if the control program is to
be success. Then he will usually
recommend tn a quarter milk
samples be taken and submitted to
the laboratory for meteorological ex-
animation.
Your veterinarian knows that if
one infected quarter is overlooked,
it will remain as possible source of
reinfection. Laboratory tests-usu-
ally Hotis test in CONJUNCTION with
microscopic study-have proved to
be the surest way of detecting mas
tits. 1t has been found that the strip
cup method of detecting mastitis is
less than As per cent, sometimes as
low as II per cent, efficient as COM
pared with the Hotis and microscopic
test. Those little test cards are even
more unreliable.
Sensitivity tests can be made in
the laboratory on the germs found to
be the cause of the trouble. The re-
suits of the sensitivity tests will give
your veterinarian information needed
on the type of specific treatment that
has to be employed. 1t has been
found that number of mastitis Or
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-15
London TrOmpS
University Here
BY PETE CONWAY

The London Red Raiders defeat
cd the Bucks of University by a
score of II to SO at London's gym.
In the first quarter London led
the Bucks by fifteen points, but in
the second quarter the Raiders
poured on the steam and went still
farther ahead by a score of 80 to
II. In the third and fourth quart
ers London scored 80 points and
University only scored q. The
game ended with London out in
front by a score of Il to 38. Lon
don's reserves also won. their game
by a score of "A to 80.
This Tuesday night London will
meet Washington c. H. at Wash
ington's gym. The games will start
at 700 o'clock and 500 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-15
STERLING DROPS
TO JEFFERSONVILLE

Jeffersonville of Fayette County
won its sixth in eight starts and
handed Mt. Sterling its first de-
feat after four wins in a non
league game here Friday night,
62-49.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-15
AUCTION

farm will sell at the farm
1H 6 mi of
Newport BIoonlingburg
Mondoy. December 21, 1853. O'Clock
DAIRY CATTLE
Guernsey recently fresh pure giving
good flow of milk and will reshen in spring. Ayrshire Guernsey
giving good flow of milk pure Calves
hefer good young papers
furnished.
MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
feed racks $40 gal milk
equipment; rubber tired with bed like Hus
Boen garden with pow cultivator
like chicken Sacks small tools other
articles.
HAY-coRN-oATs-sTRAW
hay oas
80 WHITE ROCK PULLETs
TERMS-cASH
PAUL CILLISPTE, Owner
HAROLD FLAX-JoE GORDON, Auctoneers
Evening star., 1953-01-10

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Looking for
q real spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath,
AL home with 23 it. liv. rm., lge.
din; rm.. lge. kit. powder rm, pan
eled recr rm.? True center hall.
Close in. Has screened porch and
2-car garage. Fine home all around.
Bargain at S34,950. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-, 2-2326 It'll 9 q. m.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

bEIHESDA A-EDGEMUUk-A beautiful
6-mos.-old, white brick rambler on
corner lot; white paneled fence all
around. Three nice bedrms. Il is
redwood PANEL; 2 lovely baths. all
elec. Westtnghouse kit; y basement.
heated, with n bath. We suggest
$4,000 down but A SUITABLE PUR-
CHASER CAN PRACTICALLY NAME
HIS OWN TERMS; $36,95O. JOHN
z. HARRIS, Exclusive Realtor, 5506
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-S4OO, day or
Evening star., 1953-01-10
MT RAINIER

rwo-bedrm. bungalow with full bsInt..
OIL heat; full storm WINDOWS; lge-
level lot and partially finished attici
2 blks. to business area and street.
car terminal: ] fare to downtown:
very conv. to st. James; being sold
at sacrifice price Of $4,000. with
1900 dn., $500 pc mo. incl.
al taxes and ms. CARSON T.
GREENE CO.. UN. %-7373, AP. 2
0e1A. III
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEX, FAIRHAVEN 81 bedrooms
gar, fenced 60x90 lot newly dec.
nr. shopping center, school; 81 so
Conv. terms. owner. KI. 9-74l3
ALExANDRlA-s2, 800 down; 2-bed-
rm. brick rambler with breezeway
and garage on hz-acre lot. Excellent
brick. One. 5 rooms
at $11 900; one, q rooms. at $l2, 800
block block Shopping. 5 S blocks Schools ant
churches; excellent condition. ia
ARHiHSS;ToN. AfIcHSS;To s17,7oo - Dominion
Hills; det. brk. Colonial with large
rms, on lovely lot; Q rms. g oeo-
roomsl. bath; full 6smt:; fireplace;
FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. ia. 1-6266;
ARLINGTON-6-rm. Colonial. one
and two la baths: close to country
club Reas. priced. Excellent terms
ENzOR REALTY CO.. ia. 2-100O
ia 7-2234, Ewes: KE. s-6109.
tinction;, magnif1cent. big, center
hall brick Colonial of the very finest
quality: liv. rm. 15x24, din. rm.
16xI7, library, powder rm., lge. kit.
with dishwasher and disposal on LIST
floor 4 lovely bedrooms and 2 baths
on snd floor; nicely finished Bird
floor; beautiful rec. rm:. servants
S45. 500. FRANK 5. PHILIPS IA.
5-6266; ewes, ia. 7-Os42. I'll
FALLS CHURCH., blocks TO st
James School: 3-bedrm. masonry
rambler, deep lot Youngstown sink
and an . ca5ipsts: adss: s15.a6o. Call OWNER.
FAILS CHURCH. nr. shopping and
school; 2-bedrm. bungalow, on "a
aIre corner lot; !Sl1 $50, on favor
able terms. OIL. 2-4292. Iii
FALLS CHURCH AREA-2-bedrm
frame; expan. attic; gas h.-W.h.;
equipped kit; fenced rear yard. AS
sumo Sl0.S5O GI loan. as low as
2.l06 cash OWNER. JE. $500.
GREAT FALLS. vA.-12 mi. to b. C.
6-rm. and bath home plus 3-rm.
and bath guestheuse. Oil h.-w.h.
S10.950. So. 900 cash. PETERS RE
Atty, MCLEAN, Va. Phone Elm
SMILEY HIGHWAY-2-bedrm BRICK
rambler in beautiful Lincolnia Park,
8 min, from Pentagon; equip. kit,
separate. din. area; firepi. in liv.
5%i 5atiderP Prase e. C. saSsse HSSsos 9Ensr 9E sS ss
vIENNA--6-rm. brick rambler. all
bedrms. twin-size; vacant; outside
entr, to bsmt.; large lot; bargain.
ENzoR REALTY CO. IA. $1,000.
ia. 7-2234. Ewes. KE. s-6109.
VIRGINIA FOREST-4-bedrm.. all
brick English rambler, 2 full baths.
Price and location can't be beat.
ENZOR REALTY CO.. IA. $1,000.
ia 1884. Ewes. ia. 7-90l7.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
BETHESDA. MD.

ED1SEMOOR
Very nice brick residence on corner
lot, 2 blocks to Wis. ave-; quiet
street. Liv. .rm.. fireplace, din. rm..
kit, screened porch. 2 bedrms.. bath;
" bath. full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; det.
gar. Price. S21.500 with 5000
down. For sale by owner. Call OIL.
2-S557. See 1928 No. Lane. Open
Sunday. l until dark Ii
Evening star., 1953-01-10
TWINBROOK
$500 DOWN
STA MONTH
!, COMPLETE BEDRMS,

The largest amount Of finished floor
space. In D. c.. area for the money.
ture window floor to ceilingJ. slid
ing closet doors, Bendix washer,
expansible End floor suficient for q
4th bedroom and End bath, alu-
minum windows, 12x13 kitchen,
Westinghouse refrigerator, Venetian
blinds, hardwood floors, tile bath,
gas heat; elementary school within
2 blocks.
CT APPROVED
financing for non-GIs also
available.
These houses available at Donley
Construction Co., Twinbrook only.
Don't be confused by other Twin
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to
Wheaton, left on Viers Mill rd. to
Donley Construction Co. Twinbrook
sign, left on Ardennes ave. to La
May rd,, right to model home OR
out Wisconsin ave., continue on
Route 240, turn on Edmonston ave.
about a half mile before entering
Rockville, continue on Edmonston
ave. to Viers Mill rd., right ON Viers
Mill rd. to Ardennes ave-, right on
Ardennes to La May rd., right on
La May to model home.
DONLEY CONSTRUCTION CO.
OIL. 9-23O4 IA
Evening star., 1953-01-10
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
OWNER LEAVING CITY
NO BROKERS
RROOKDAI.E

Dn\(N/hDALE
Owner leaving city is offering q mar
velous value Just OF Western ave.
Center entrance, detached. white
painted brick home; 6 rms, bath.
recreation rm. and shower bath,
screened living porch, open fire.
Oil burner: Diet. gar. Lot 10xIOO.
Eve. Mr.. Woodwell. LO. 4-0I47.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 K st. Realtor. MA. S-O753.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
LEWISDALE
IEWISDALE

2012 AMHERST RID.
Attrac. brick semibungalow; lse. iiv.
rm. with open firepl.. din. rm.. all
elec. kit. bedrms. and tile bath
on 1st a End a. l lge. rm. and
complete bath. Full bsnlt.. equipped
with auto. washer, dryer, and deep
price and terms. Open Sat. and
DUNN & CO. REALToR
1898 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. WA.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
BETHESDA
OPEN | TILL DARK

1. A fine, quiet neighborhood.
with no through trafic.
2. Only ! blk. to public and
parochial schools.
3. Only . blks, to busline.
4, Close to Natl. institute of
5. Lovely lge. corner lot. with
dogwood. maple and other
trees.
8. most attrac., new. 3-bed-
rm rambler, designed for easy
housekeeping. and vet con-
tanning lge.. comfortable rms.
Master bedrm. l6x12. liy. rm.
din. rm. a1xl9.
Shirley. this Is the home you have
been looking for and the price is
only S20,950. We don't believe there
Is a better value in Bethesda. Drive
out today and see for Yourself
DIR: Wis. ave. to Bank Of Bethesda,
left on Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Beach
ave. and right 3 blEs. to home.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
d.. 4-6212 OWNER BUILDER
Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

on REVEIL HIGHWAY. near Chesa-
peake Bay Bridge-A large lot In
an area zoned commercial and with
access to the highway. A fine home
with bedrooms and 2 baths. This
place is suitable for a! residence or
for almost any highway commercial
use. JOSEPH D. LAZENBY. Realtor.
2i5 Main Main. St, Sss. Annapolis. Mary
NEas NhsRS. FRIES ffRESEIRick. RICK Md, IS mile,
from D. c.: 6-rm. brick home in
process of completion. Full hSmt.,
new oil burner. h.-w.h.. elec., S0x100
lot. Near churches, school and stores.
$4,000, flexible terms. JU. 5-0914.
$500. BENSvILLE - Nice little
house. 2-acre lot; conven. D. C, and
Indian Head. JAMES E. MA
HONEY. HU. 3-541O. Ii
INDIAN HEAD
Now selling for total price of $1,000
cash or best offer. 2-bedrm. bunga.
low. Where else can you have q
fully detached home for $3.50 pei
month? 20 Glymont rd., Potomac
Agts. COOP. Indian Head 4434. -1t
SOUTHERN MD.
GENTLEMAN's .21a-acre waterfront
home, overlooking small bay on
lower Potomac. Georgian brick, II
yrs. old. MODERN. A 4-bedrm.
2-bath house with center hall, 81
It. living rm. and DEN. eaen with
nmreplaeei me Easy IL hrs; drive to
Tor. Ss0g York rd.. BALTIC. 12, Md
Evening star., 1953-01-10
MD. UNIVERSITY HILLS

oreN Sa9s suRNbsa, REbssslyATIE 1 fIh paRK
A lovely det. brick Colonial home.
vacant. offering 8 bright bedrms.
and bath on end q. Lge. liv. rm.
with firepi.. rear porch, separate
din. rm., modern kit, plus the
popular 1st-n. powder rm. Full
Riggs I'd. to University lane. right
to Colesville rd., right 4 blks. to
Penna. ST.. right to house.
Call AP. 7-2103
KIRKS REALTY CO, REALTORS
TJ0 oRTS2 Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALe-MD.
UNIVERSITY PARK

5 BEDRMS.. 2h BATHS
Tapestry brick and stucco house. on
sd Sesut o1v S lot n.s nss erSsfs
chandeliers In lge. liv. rm.. center
hall and din. rm.. study with pvt.
entrance, full bath and modern kit.
on LIST d. 5 bedrms. with lge.
cedar closets, Ia bath. on 2nd a.
New heating unit. Call Mrs. Smith.
ROGER MOSS REALTOR
2125 r. I. Ave NE. Ho. 2-6020
Evening star., 1953-01-10
FORESTVILLE
AVONDALE
RAY PARK
$4,000

$4,000
,419 S0th ave-. N. Forestville. I'm
med. occupancy. 3-bedrm. rambler
Assume CT loan. Open Sun. Di-
rections: Out Marlboro pike to
SOth ave. and our sign. For in.
formati ton. call AP. 7-05s2 or UN
4-72S5.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 5
1914 CENTERHILL AVE.
MODERN 2-BEDRM. SEMIDET. brick
in Conn. Ave. Estates. Separate din.
ASSUME al LOAN. Owner leaving
city: priced to sell at S1l, 500. Dir. !:
Georgia ave. to Viers Mill. right on
Centerhill ave. to premises.
ROGERS REALTY CO.
ma. s-O9O4. ia. 9-3459.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
UNUSUAL HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK
1910 MYRTLE RID.
CUSTOM COLONIAL,

-'~
White brick prewar owner-built cen
ter-hall home with separate family
size dining rm., kit, 1Ox14. 1st. d.
bedrm. and bath: 2 immense bedrnis
on End Il. Full bsmt. with rec.
rm. and firepl Level lot, 90xl20.
In one of Silver Springs finest
neighborhoods. Out Ga. ave. to
Forest Glen rd.. right to Woodland
dr., left to Mrytle I'd. and home.
SPRINGBROOK
5-ACRE ESTATE
This rambling home is of stone-and-
brick construction, exceptionally
well planned and situated on {
tract Of beautiful acres Of rolling
land with spring and flowing stream
and magnificent views in all direc
tionS. First n. features an unusua.
step-down den with wood-burnine
ffrepl.. sep. din. rm.,. de luxe equipped
kit, 3 spacious bedrms.. and full
tains a iiv. rm. s3lax15 It.. WITH
another woodworking fireplace, e
shower bath and an excel. utility
rm. There is a spacious patio with
barbecue and a 2-car garage. To
reach: Out Colesville rd., 5 mi.
from Georgia ave, left. at Stone
Gate to Springbrook to home.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
$17,950

$17,950
1900 LaSalle rd.. Avondale. Md. g.
bedrm. brick. 2-story home; at
tached garage. Open Sun. Out
Michigan ave. to Avondale. bank,
left approx. blk. to LaSalle I'd.
left on LaSalle rd. to 1909 and our
sign. For information. call UN.
4-72S5 or AP. 7-05S2.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

CHEVY CHASE
BRICK RAMBLER
Liv.-din rm with fireplace 3 bed.
rooms, 21s baths full bsmt with
rec. rm tile door modern elec kit:
gas a.-c heat
Evening star., 1953-01-10

BETHESDA-Immac 6-rm. brick;
full bsmt.; lge.. level lot, fenced in
rear. An excellent value. SCI $50.
ROBERT B HALL CO.. OIL. 1920.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
WEST LANHAM HILLS

nMMED. OCCUP.-S95O DOWN
S63 MO-. TAXES AND INSUR.
Two-bedrm. bungalow. liv. rm., kit,
bath and 2 bedrms.. incl. side porch;
oil a.-c. heat; large fenced yard.
outside firepl. Call WA. 7-S328.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

BETHESDA. SUPER RAMBLER,
$50. 5uQ-3 lovely bedrms.. 2 beauti-
ful baths. splendid kit. with break
fast nook; rec. rm. with fireplace.
Must be sold Immediately, FRANK
8, PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7OO7; ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

rm. brick rambler: 1-yr. old: ex-
pand. attic, firepl.. picture win
dows. Open Sat. and Sun. 1 till
dark. 5S05 Phoenix dr.: $20.950.
Dir: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. s
mi. left on Beech dr.. 1st left; lst
right, left TO Open sign. OIL. 4-31g
Evening star., 1953-01-10

Large old but well-built home on
lovely concrete street; lst-fioor re-
eeption hall. liv. rm. with bay wtn-
study. kit, "a bath, inclosed. rear
porch; End A., 8 large bedrms. and
bath; full bsrnt. with S-ft. ceiling.
h.-w.h., oil; 2-car garage; Desutiful
lot, 75x150 adjoining lHt same size
Evening star., 1953-01-10

HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
COLMAR MANOR

Days. JU. 9-1O27, ewes. DE. 2-Os23
Evening star., 1953-01-10

BETHESDA, S1S.950-3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. with 22-ft. liV. rm.,
screened porch, full bsmt.; excellent
condition; near schools and recrea-
ton center. A good buy with good
financing. Call Mrs. Neill. OIL. 2-0772
and see 1t today. WALKER g.
DUNLOP; INC, Realtors. uptown
Evening star., 1953-01-10

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