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Evening star., 1953-07-15
Snead Picked 10 Win
81. Paul Open Despite
Wrist and Other Ills
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 15.-
Sammy Snead, ailing wrist and
all. held down the familiar IA
vorite's role today in the $15,0 900
st. Paul Open golf tournament
which starts tomorrow over the
Keller Course.
For Snead, the par-72 layout
has been money in the bank
through the years. The long
driving veteran has amassed
almost $9,500 in the st. Paul
event, tops in overall cash per-
formance.
Sammy sharpened up for the
s2.400 first prize money yester-
day by ticking off a mere IS at
nearby White Bear. Snead al
ready holds two championships
at Keller, the st. Paul Open in
1887 and the Western Open in
1949. He lost out to Jim Ferrier
In 1850 playoff.
Snead's chances for a third
title were boosted Wednesday
with the withdrawal of defend
ing champion Cary Middlecoff. /.
who had been ranked as the CO.
favorite.
Also withdrawing after enter
ing earlier were Tommy Bolt and
Ted Kroll. But last-minute
switch in plans brought Walt
Burkemo, PGA champion, into
the tournament. Burkemo said
he had changed his mind about
playing the circuit and would
give it a whirl for a while.
Snead also faced threat from
Wally Ulrich of nearby Austin,
MINI. Ulrich narrowly missed
his first major victory in the
Canadian Open last week and
is right at home on the Keller
course.
Most Of the other ranking
money winners will be in the
field, headed by Doug Ford'S top
Of over $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Donald Dell Appears
On Way TO Third Title
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, July
15.-Donald Dell of Bethesda,
Md, who already holds the
Southern and Middle States
boys titles, was well on his
way to the Eastern boys tennis
title today with the field cut
to Is.
Dell drew a f1rst-round bye
and then waltzed through his
second-round match without los
ing a game to John Detwiler
of Port Washington, N. Y. Dell,
seeded first, was Joined by six
other seeded players in the third
round. They are, in order, Alan
Silverman, Brooklyn; Harry
Thompson III, Atlanta; Richard
Eoehn, Hanover, N. H.; Robert
Macy. Coral Gables, Fla; Ronald
Holmberg. Brooklyn, and Stanley
wilkins. Red Bank, N. j.
Mike Green of Miami Beach,
Fla, seeded first in the junior
division, sees action again to-
day after resting yesterday. He
gained the third round Monday
Three seeded Juniors moved
into the third round yesterday
They are, George Mandell, New
York City, fourth; j. Edward
Meyer III, Glen Head, N. Y.
sixth, and Allen Quay, Tampa
Fla, seventh.
Second-seeded Harry Pagel
jr., of Beechhurst. N. Y, and
f1fth-seeded Eric Moore of Scars
dale, N. Y, advanced with Green
on Monday.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Rowe and SpeIIman Win
Berths in Caddie Event

Bethesda and Burning Tree
will be represented in the PGA
National caddy tournament at
Columbus, Ohio, next month as a
result of good golfing by Larry
Spellman and Melvin Rowe yes
terday at Quantico. Va.
Spellman. from Bethesda, won
the qualifying round with an 30
78-158. He was one stroke under
Rowe. Burning Tree caddy, who
posted a 79-80-159.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Minister Dies in Stands
Before AII-Stur Come
BY the Assoeiafed Press

Uy WU NSSueIoIeu FTUO
CINCINNATI, July IS.
minister from Lexington, KY,
collapsed and died while buying
a hot dog at a Crosley Field re-
freshment stand shortly before
starting time of the All-Star
baseball game yesterday.
The dead man was the Rev.
Jesse Hermann, 68, pastor of
second Presbyterian Church,
Lexington,
Evening star., 1953-07-15

NAA~ee@S0 49,
well as his
shotmaking. in
his losing ef-
fort yesterday
Sunday was
one Of the
biggest days
of the season
at Griesner's
Bethesda Club
and he stood
on the con-.
crete floor of
his golf shop
from 7::30 am.
until 7:30 nm.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
"Your Old Cars
Worth Plenty at
bendaII and
Here's Why"

Conhdentaly I'm in really swell spot boss says Sell
~ cars IN the next weekstwenty brandnew Pontiac
automooes any kind Of trade-in offer you
here am sitting top Of the best nobody
knows about it. It's unprecedented history when
the boss tells the salesman make oers-gve
customer what he wants traden" downright crazyl
But friend it's fact and doubt you have do
drive that Of Pontiac tell me
what want for it, and happens drive away
In brand new beautiful 1858 Pontiac So hurry
N1rSsS n, Ss@'; ~, Overlook $1,000
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Mrs. Howard Winner
Of Gurbert Golf Trophy

Mrs. Rex Howard was one up
on par with her 78 yesterday at
Kenwood, and it was good
enough to win the Garbert
Trophy in the women's match
play against par tournament.
Mrs. E. c. Wilton, Mrs. c. B.
Monroe. Mrs. Frank Ebaugh,
and Mrs. D. G. Ward tied for
second place.
Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson's Sup
took Glass B honors.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
By MerreII Whittlesey

Some sidelights on the Mary
land Open:
Harry GrieSmer showed what
fatigue can do to a golfers
Evening star., 1953-07-15

Withdrawals-Fred Bolton, 1918:
Tom sullivan, 1911; Cliff Spencer. 75.
7S: Andy Oliveri, 1881; Henry Burch,
1881
No cards-Ed Finnessy, 74-7s: Eddie
Stevens, 1911; "Perky Cullinane 77-70;
bob Lumsden. 1888; Hugh Nc
Lellan, II.
Amateur.
Evening star., 1953-07-19

NEW DEMUaIDIFIER - lighter, more
smartly designed. Removes IL quarts Of
water from air per day. Keeps easements
and storage rooms dry. Protects books,
clothing, tools, and luggage against rot,
rust, or mildew. It's portable = easy to
move wherever needed.
Evening star., 1953-07-19

NEW DECORATOR REFRIGERATOR the great, new
kitchen idea that lets you decorate your refrigerator to
match curtains walls cabinets Use any color pat
tern of fabric you choose and you change it as
often you change your mind. Takes just minutes
and Ia yards of material fashion-frst exclusive
with International Harvester
Evening star., 1953-07-19

NEWEST cMEsT-TVPE FREzERS - give you fast
freezing everywhere inside. quiet fan-less Oper-
alton =. Spring-Fresh green interior -. outside
walls that won't Sweat" famous Tight -Wad"e
compressor unit with 5-year warranty.
NEW lM UPRIGHT FREEzERI Never before has any
freezer held so much food in SO little floor space
Big l4cubic foot model actually takes less floor
area than an 8cubic foot refrigerator-puts 49O
pounds Of. food right in your kitchen right at
your 6ngertips!
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Island Province I

onies. The move was partly in
spired by a remote fear Of re-
taliation on the part Of the
United States for Canada's sym
pathetic attitude toward the
Confederate States Of America.
Victoria Park and st. Dun
stan's Basilica are worth visiting
before driving IL miles to the
north to Prince Edward Island
National Park. This park ex-
tends for Is miles along the
northern shore Of the island.
Alberton. close to the western
end OF the iSland. is another in
teresting community. as is ST.
Peter. the north shores nearest
approach to u Seaport Brack-
ley Beach is one of several towns
where ocean bathing may be
enjoyed.
Summerside. on Bedeque Bay,
is famed for being a resort town,
a fox farming area and its NAL
peque oyster industry. The
clannlsh. quiet conservatism OF
the Prince Edward islanders
emphasizes the fact that only
the oysters have thick tongues.
Souris is a summer resort with
facilities for saltwater fishing
Wherever you go in Prince Ed
ward Island. including the lovely
Tyne Valley. rest. assured that IL
will be a pleasing holiday adven-
ture and that visitors will find
hospitality unsurpassed.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Everglades Park
Getting Popular

MIAMI, Fla. - Uncle Sans
newest national park is attract
ing a steadily increasing now
Of visitors.
The only biological park in
the national chain. just Al miles
from Miami. Everglades Park
shows promise Of establishing
new attendance records in 1858.
elf-guided tours are q new
feature of the park service. Vis-
itors are given q guide sheet at
the Royal Palm Station entrance
to the park which informs them
of interesting points along the
route. Sightseeing boats are
operated out of Coot Bay. The
road to Flamingo is in good con-
dition and under constant main
tenance.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Green Gables loved it we'll this get UP" pretty

Green Cables" loved it well, this
land lying between the North
cumberland Strait and the Gulf
Of st. Lawrence. She said it was
the last outpost< Of leisure and
dream" Itis the only political
unit, such as q province Or state
in either Canada or the United
States, where horses outnhmber
the motor cars.
The speed limit is so miles an
hour. but no sane motorist will
want to try that speed over its
narrow roads If the weather is
foggy or rainy, as it is on oc-
casionS.
Three OF the most used ap-
proaches to Prince Edward Is
land are shown in the map, as
suming the motorist drives to
Boston, Mass, on a route of his
own choosing, and then follows
U. s. to Calais, MeT across the
st. Croix River and on Canada
/ to st. John, largest city in
the Loyalist Province.
Choice in Travel
Here q choice is offered in
travel through Hampton Sussex,
Moncton and Sackyille. to Cape
Tormentine, New Brunswick.
where the ferry across the Nor
thumberland Strait takes passen-
gers and cars to Port Borden,
Prince Edward Island.
The alternative from st.
John is a delightful ferry ride
across the Bay Of Fundy, less
than four hours, to Digby, Nova
Scotia. From Digby the traveller
may drive through Evangeline
Land, or take a comparatively
new trip through almost virgin
wilderness. southeast from Mid
dleton, Nova Scotia, to Pictou on
the strait. :
From Boston there is also a
delightful trip available by max
ing use of the Eastern Steamship
Co.'S liner for an overnight
sail on the Atlantic ocean
to old Yarmouth, at the south
western part of the peninsular
province. The drive suggested
by the AAA takes us along Can
ada /, the French shore. between
Yarmouth and Digby, so-called
because many of the French
Acadians, banished in 1855, re-
turned to this area to settle
down for all time.
Annapolis Royal, at the north
ern end of Digby Basin, and
Fort Anne National Park. should
be visited as this is the oldest
settlement in Canada. Middle
ton, near the Annapolis and
Nictaux Rivers, is ideal for sal
mon fishing.
Holifox Worth Visit
Hubbard, 38 miles northeast
Of Bridgewater, has abundant
facilities for saltwater bathing,
fishing and-in season-bear
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Breeze-Swept Beach and Mountain Resorts

Cool nights, refreshing sleep! Amer
ican-plan rates from Sc, at fine modern
hotels and guest houses.
For free color booklet, See Your TraUel
Agent, or use coupon:
Evening star., 1953-06-28
AI4..:. E.o.. XAI..L:.-. To Cunudo's Only
IVlOlOIIIIS lIOlu VVOSIIlIf9tOlIs Island Province

hunting. It is headquarters TO
the albacore and sword fishing
on st. Margarets Bay. and lies
just 81 miles west Of the pro-
vincial capital and largest city,
Halifax.
Whatever you do, take time
to visit historic Halifax-the
Citadel, North West Arm. Lord
Nelson Hotel, Public Gardens,
st. Georges Round House and
the palatial Nova Scotian Hotel
where some of the greatest liners
in the world have docked vir-
tually in its "back yard"
Take the highway through
Shuberacadie, Truro and Pic
tou to the ferry across the
strait to Port Wood in Prince
Edward Island. There are no
ports on the northern side Of
the island, even though the wa
ters of the Bay of st. Lawrence
Evening star., 1953-06-28

See Muny Exciting Cities
al No Esfra FaroI For ex.
ample, on q round trip to
Israel, you can make long or
short stopovers At Glasgow,
London, Paris. Zurich. Gene
va, Nice, Rome, Athens. all
Il the regular Iel.Ayiy farrell
Evening star., 1953-06-28

can get "churned up" pretty
badly at times.
Charlottetown is the capital
and !, largest city. The Char
lottetown Hotel is q modern
chr hostelrV. 3 s
The city has d fine harbor at
the confluence Of the York. Eliot
and Hillsborough Rivers. Har-
ness racing is held every Friday
and Saturday night during the
summer season.
Met for Union =
Main attraction in Charlotte
town is the Province Building
where, September /, 1854, rep
resentatives Of various provinces
met to consider a union of the
British North American col
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Pocoro Resort Offers
Summer Ice Skutino

SPLIT ROCK, Pa.-Summer-
time ice skating in an open-air
rink Is the newest attraction for
guests at Split Rock Lodge, year
around resort and sports CEN
ter high in the Pennsylvania Po-
conoS.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
THOUSANDS BOOKING
NOW
TO GO LATER!

Europe by ship is still by far your most
economical way in any season.! But
with Thrift Season" fares offering
further saving after August lst-more
and more people are booking their sea
voyages NOW to go later. Small won.
der! The carefree joys Of a trip by ship
are tops in travel value, no matter what
month of the year you go = and, in
Thrift Season." the values bigger
than ever!
just consider what your ship fare
buys = besides the actual transports
ton. Five to fourteen day. at sea,
superb food. utter relaxation = and all
the fun and friendship of an extra
vacation. In short, you get more for
your travel dollar all along the line!
To complete the bargain by going
later you'll find your money goes far
ther in Europe too! Most places are
less crowded-and accommodations
are easier to come by everywhere. As
for going places and doing things, ask
your travel agent about European
events planned for the latter part of
the year. You'll quickly see that this
Fall is Europe's fashionable season!
Evening star., 1953-06-28
BY Waller W Hubbard
American Avtomobile Associofion

This trip outlined by the AAA
IS the fifth In q series dealing
with Eastern Canada's vast va
cation area. It leads to the
Cradle of COME federation." where
the nation, Canada, was born.
Both Jacques Cartier and John
Cabot have been credited, by
various historians, with the dis
covery of what is now Canada's
only province entirely on an
One Of series on motoring from Wosh-
inston. Clip and save it for future
reference.
island, Prince Edward Island,
and the French explorer de-
scribed it as "the fairest land
that it may be possible to see" !"
Certain it is that Lucy Maude
Montgomery, author of "Anne OF
Evening star., 1953-08-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ATTENTION PROFESSIONAL MEN
3 BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS
GAIL CONNECTICUT AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY / TO z.
Loc. just past the Chevy Chase
Country Club. This attrac. s.
bedrm.. ga bath Colonial brick
home is ideal for a professional man
with full pine paneling and tiled
flooring through basement. 1st floor
powder rm.; all bedrms. twin size;
stairs to finished floored attic; J.
car garage. Price. $31 $50.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. Just past
the Chevy Chase Country Club to
W. B. WRIGHT. EALToR-BUILDER,
5021 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-5600
Evening star., 1953-08-09
OWNER TER WANTS WANTS OFFER r.

OPEN SUN, = 10 z P.M.
5215 KANSAS AVENUE NV.
Well constructed 6-rm. brick home
with l "a baths. Large liv rm. and
din. rm. with French doors opening
onto screened porch overlooking a
lovely garden. ReStful front concrete
breeze-Swept porch. All rooms
trimmed in natural chestnut. Don't
delay. see it today! Call Mr.. Blumen-
thai, RA. 3-9450.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
Mr.. 10th AND MADISON NV.
141S Madison st.-Open / to 6.
Owner must sell beaut. det. ma
sonry home on exclusive street of
home owners. Home has recep-
ton hall. large cheerful liv. rm.
with firepl, powder room, din.
rm. has bay window. 6 bedrms., .
tile baths. large mod. kit, oil
h.-w.h., slate roof: lge. deep lot to
alley with Lear garage; dry base
ment. The price has been re-
duced to only S23,500. Low down
payment; very attractive terms to
interested party
MEZZANOTTE & co.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
BETHESDA
FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM
$500 IRX1NGTON ST.

OPEN SUNDAY, l TILL z
REDUCED FOR IMMEDI.
ATE SALE. Immaculate, 3-bedrm.,
2-bath det. brick home with BED
ROOM AND FULL TILED BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR. modern kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal; 2
huge bedrmS. and bath on 2nd fl.
Lear garage; rear porch and rear
patio. Ideal for summer entertain
ing, with fenced yard; wall-to-wall
carpeting; assume excellent 4h9t
Wisconsin ave. to Bradley blvd, left
on Bradley to Huntington dr., right
"a block to Irvington and left tc
property. Or out Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. to Roosevelt ST., left on Roose.
velt to Irvington, right to property
W. !. WRIGHT, 5021 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1953-08-09
THE SUNDAY STAR no

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1883
Evening star., 1953-08-09

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Spporsunity for di and good deaf for
non.GI. Acquire .. 3-bedrm. brick
0eGnldet. With bSnnt,. and door
powder 1m5 %. old; e less than
2.ssfx SxoA6 hRHfT3 c6. NO'
Evening star., 1953-08-09

HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
BERKELEY
SPECIAL VALUE

Unusual circumstances make it nee
eSsary for one of the original home
buyers in Berkeley to move into one
this transfer. he is offering his
present home at most attractive price
and terms. This fine Colonial home
contains large living room, reception
hall, dining room. fully equipped
modern kitchen, den or bedroom
with powder room and screened
2 baths on 2nd; recreation room
and built-in garage; beautifully land
Scaped lot. For full details. Call
WO. 6-4754 or FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
nT T-1111 o
Evening star., 1953-08-09
AMER UNIV PARK

Attractive brick center-entrance Co.
. tiled baths, basement, rec. room
and garage; nice corner lot; near
bus and shopping center. Call s. H
Robin. MA. $4,000; ewes. and week
ends, OIL. 4-3039. BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC, LAY < st. NV. .
Evening star., 1953-09-11

HONEYMOON COTTAGE-.very at
tractive 2-bedrm. bungalow with
fun basement ON wooded fenced lot.
Only S1l,95O. A: J. KEsSINGER
& co, JU. 9-4544., Ill
baths, center-hall plan, Cape Cod.
with separate din. rm., full base
ment, garage. M-acre lot. adjoining
park Dale DR.. area. Silver Spring.
A. ]. KESSINGER q CO. JU. 9-4644
Evening star., 1953-09-11
MoNrGoMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN, sale by owner =
Modern brick and redwood rambler
on large corner lot. Three bedrms.,
H. baths, full bsmt., separate laun-
dry with washing machine and dry
er, screened porch. automatic GE
kit. with dining bar, lieu. 1T. refgr.
Price. 23.950; financing avail, 81. 900
down. Call OIL. 4-4923. Ia
BETHESDA AREA; &15.95O-Conven-
lent to Naval Med. Center; 1-yr;-
old brick. BUNGALOW: hedrms.. tile
on Ind f.; fun basement dish
munity Of weii-spaced homes; wide
elementary schools: $4,000 AZ lst
trust. payable $50. so mo. incl. prin..
int. taxes and ins. VIII consider
50 500 down. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411; ewes. Lo. 4-1444
BETHEsDA-This attractive brick
bungalow in ew-houSe cond.. :"
bedrms.. tile bath; large hv; I'M
sep. din. rm,. fully equipped kit.
G sFeens Wn ad s1sS ssade tFs.s UysS snfS fenee
walk to all shops and schools.
Sl4. 500. ARTHUR W. LaROCaE'
BRTTHEsDAOo.Attrac,ive sTDHAtoA white house; q;
walk % Naval Hospital and NJ H;
3 bedrms tile bath. liv. rrn.. hre,
place. len. sep din. rm.. equipped
kt. powder rm bsmt with. auto.
washer and deep fieeze; ADo hor
window. and screens, awnings, Won
derful buy. Reduced So 500. Ar
THUR v. LaRocHE, oL. 4-oo7o.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
RETHESDA-S28 900

Beauty year around-Seven-rm brick,
featuring unusually lse. living and
entertaining space, lge. nagstone
terrace for outdoor living, picture
window with year-round view into
woods; corner, double lot. 10000
50. IT. with tall pines, many dog
woods, bamboo and high hedges;
derful for children. Three bedrms.,
connected dining and . living rms.
bath. dry bsmt. has play rm. and
toilet; built 1910, addition 1914;
newly painted, white trim. From
owner; $4,000 complete. or $4,000
without extra lot. Dir: Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. 1 mi, left on Hunt
tngton, right on Moorland and left
Charlotte to 6524. Phone OIL.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD. HOUSES
BETHESDA'S
CUTEST RAMBLER

l home so frequently sought. AL
brick. 2 bedrms.. bath and modern
kitchen, lst floor: eXpansible 2nd
floor with 2 additional bedrms., with
roughed-in plumbing and heating
already installed. Elementary school
within easy walking distance. Beau
Anchor fence in rear. Price, S14,950;
assume q CT 50. 900, 4e6. 25-year
first trust: S69.30 per mo-, includ-
ing principal interest, taxes and in
surance. Ewes, phone OIL. Al 90.
Evening star., 1953-09-11

y. BEACH, MD.-6 rms. bath; ami:
incl. frt. pch.. scr. bS. pch.. refgr.,
fenced yd. 15x105 81 600 or best
offer. OWNER, North Beach 5u61
Evening star., 1953-09-11
S1O.95O
1920 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.

Lovely 5-rm. brick, semidet., in cow
Ft. Dupont Hills. Partly finished
rec. rm. Mo. payments of So
including ms. and taxes, after mod
crate down payment Owner trans
ferred This is q bargain. MICHAEL
COUGHI,IN LII l-SI.1 Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-11
2244 NICHOI SON sT.
TRADE

IN your present home on this small
new brick rambler in Hillcrest, 2
bedrms, exceptionally nice kitchen
Including garbage disposal and cx-
haust fan, firepl.. oil &C. heat; ex-
cellent view Of city. S15.600. very
9-9513 It'll 8.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
TT PRIMROSE ST

Chevy Chase Club, near Blessed
Sacrament; 9 bright, comfortable
rooms; lge. living room with firepl.,
s bedrms., 2 baths. dining room and
kit. 1st-h. porch; 2nd Il. den;
stairs carpeted; other extras: garage;
excellent cond. Terrific value.
Open Sat.-Sun., 2 to 6
Directions: Out Connecticut ave. to
Primrose st. Opposite Chevy Chase
Club, right on Primrose to sign.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
CAPE COD
CLINTON, MD.
3-BedrOom Brick Rambler

A truly modern ranch-type home, on
large 10Ox1S0 wooded lot; equipped
with Tracy metal kit. containing
garbage disposal, dishwaSher. tiled
walls; paved street. A wonderful
buy at S14,95O. M. G. FEKETE,
Realtor, 1900 Branch ave. Sc, 10.
G-OOnn ,fil O n m IL
Evening star., 1953-09-11
ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING

3-bedrm. brick rambler;
just . yrs. old: most unusual bsmt.
containinR finished rFn.. tile bath
entrances; near Four Corners.
Details.
GEORGE W BAusERMAN
JU $3.50
Evenings. RA. 3-5SS3: jU. 9-4666
Evening star., 1953-09-11
OPEN SUNDAY. IO-6
HTT,T,CREST
RAMRI.ER-SO2 QkO

RAMBLER-S23,95O
A home of distinction; oVerlooks q
beautiful valley. This home features
2 bedrms. and lRe. den, liv. rm. with
fireplace and picture window; guest
size din. rm.; -all-elec. kit. incl.
dishwasher, garbage disposal, ex-
hauSt fan, Laundromat washer, elec.
stove, IL 1T. refgr. A woman's dream.
Plus. hot water Dashboard heat. Det.
brick garage, 22x16. Outdoor barbe-
cue with patio. A DISTINGUISHED en-
trance with stone wall and winding
fiagstone walk
DIRECTIONS: Out Branch ave. sc.
to Erie st., then left to 1918 South
ern ave. OWNER-BUnDER. 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Chevy Chase. Kirkside

A quality residence well located In
Colonial, wide center hall with
spacious winding staircase.
room and maids room
in the basement. The first floor has
very spacious living room, family
size dining room, today's kitchen.
Den and full bath The second
9 tiled baths. Stairway to finished
third floor. Attached garage. The
property may be shown by appoint
ment. Call WO. $4,000. once
open until 8.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
BETHESDA, MD.
SPLIT-LEVEL RAMBLER

REALLY SPACIOUS
quality home in a new.
colorful suburban setting featuring
unusual living room with high
beam ceiling, stone fireplace. sep
arate dining room. all-elec. kitchen.
4 bedrooms, baths. full bsmt. and
level lot. A terrific value. and
priced for a quick sale. Call OIL.
P6GfEY ING;' OF AH1SRS Is
Evening star., 1953-09-11

$4,000 DOWN
Everything, $87 Per Month
Large, semidet.. 3-bedrm. brick home
with Ia baths; spotleSs cond.
modern kit. finished bsmt.; conv
to Simons School. Priced at S14.
4-0141: ewes. LU. l-11c6.
COLORED-S5OO DN.-DETACHED
4 bedrms. full bsmt,. ALMOST "a
ACRE LAND and in perfect cond
This is chance of a lifetime, folks
SO don't be stupid, pick up thai
phone and call me. Mr.. Kitchens
Evening star., 1953-09-11

Chevy Chase, Md.-Kirkside
LARGE ROOMS-HIGH CEILINGS
brick Colonial-All 1st-
n. rooms open of wide, through,
center reception hall. Five bedrooms.
. baths, upstairs; immense screened
living porch overlooking well-land-
, rage; quiet street, near Chevy Chase
Circle, the club, all churches and
schools. Exceptional property. once
open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO