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Evening star., 1953-12-10
MorriogeLicense
Applications
der d. c. Ian couples must

Under D. c. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,0ait three fun days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Robert Fagley, 35. 1903 New York ave-
NV. and Mabel Prophet.
Bertha Harvey, so, 1918 Lawrence st.
ne. and Virgie Los. a, staunton. va.
William Norris. %, 521 Columbia rd
NV, and Barbara Allen, IS, 111O
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Aundry DeCarlo. "a. Fort Belvoir. Va,
and Lucille Gadson. 3d. Pittsburgh.
Tennyson Johnston. 23. 1910 18th st.
Kenyon st. NV.
Louise Saunders, 3S Arlington, va.
Edward Blum. 30 Silver Spring. Md,
and Dolores Shaw, %, 1916 Davis pl
Lewis Ray 80, Arlington. Va, and Felice
stembridge; 80 Milledgeyille, Ga.
Michael Zanthos. SO. and Elva Rinaldi
"A. both OF Arlington, Va.
Ernest sigmon. 21, Hiawatha. w Va,
and Madel Fox, 1S, 2914 18th st. NV.
Charles Campbell, 80, 1906 Calvert ST.
mVcA M; rfbnr ana Joyce SfSS Andreas' ~ 49l3
Albert sitter, 80, and Estelle Dix. 35,
both OF Baltimore.
Frederick Shorak. 80. 1928 p st. NV,
and Martha Massarik. "a, 1923 Har-
Vard ST NV.
and shirley zipin, 81. Bro Brooklyn. n. NJ Y,
ling. n, both Of Baltimore
James mes sryan: ss,aia, 2S, lao Park I'd nw;,
Thomas Lightner. %, 1924 M st. NV,
and Janice Firmin. 20, 143s Harvard
Glover Middlebrook, 10. Boynton Beach,
Fla. and Marion Terry. 16, 20
Lawrence Bayer. 80. Arlington. Va, and
Edna Crawford. 33. Grand Island,
walter southard. SO, 1904 4oth st. NV,
and Kathleen Kane, 30, Boyce. Va.
Carrie Miils g 81, s2eaf st ST aWi nw and
-! Goldie Richardson, q, Marsteller. Pa.
William Breen, 23. Chicago, and Ruth
James Talbert, 30, Edinburg. Ind. and
Ralph Iacangelo, 23 S07 Quackenbos
st. NV, and Lena Borzi, %. District
Donald McDeVitt. 81, a34o Green St Sc,
and Beverly shometti. II. 2314 18th
Donald Dacier, 2S, Marlboro, Mass, and
Genevieve Poore. %. Greensboro. Md.
Harold Keats, 40, Ft. Lauderdsle. Fla,
and Charleen Turner, 20, 1900 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
Reese WhiteselI. 20. Damascus, Md. and
Catherine Jensen, "a. 5531 33rd st.
NV.
John Thompson. 9, Mechanicsville, Md,
and Diane Grafton. 16. 1857 Childress
st. ne
Wesley Oudermolen, %. Holland. Mich,
and Shirley Patterson. Is. Birmins-
Evening star., 1953-12-10

music at st. Luke's Methodist
Church, Georgetown.
Miss Marian McNabb Herring
ton, organiSt and minister Of
music at Westmoreland Congre-
gational Church, will play works
by John j. Niles, Alexander Rus
sell, Mr.. Clokey. Mary Howe and
Emile Louis.
Also appearing will be Miss
Betsy Galbraith. of Salem, Va,
a senior at Hollins College, Va,
an organiSt at st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church in Salem,
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Christmas Music Program 10 Be Given tomorrow

Seasonal selections presented
by three local musicians will be
included in the annual Christ
mas program of the Friday
Morning Music Club at 1880
am. tomorrow in Washington
Cathedral.
Miss Carroll Mattoon, soprano
soloist. will sing works by Bach,
Buxtehude and Joseph Clokey.
Miss Mattoon is a soloist at ST.
Peters Catholic Church. She
will be accompanied by Miss
Kathryn Hill Rawls, minister of
Evening star., 1953-12-10
FOR CHRISTMAS evNe suggest gift of lasting pleasure

FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING. gift of lasting
Revised Standard Version of the Bible! have Il
y
copy and find both and delightful to read A15
because it's written in the living language today MA
but also preserves all the beauty of the King WNA
Bible! turn to it tlDice often and believe it
could help you love find new understanding ~ w.
and of mind I'd also like to send you this: |V
GIFT BOOKLET called NV "
HudIms"usl With the
he~ :tsm:nt y. FREE yt find truly .Iu.bIs Get today
Evening star., 1953-12-10

F4kANOA is what you want in coffee
and true, wonderfully rich flavor is what you
get in today's Borden's Completely different. =.
it's unlike any other coffee in the Uorld, instant
or ground!
Borden's new, exclusive Flavor Control pro-
cess keeps all the flavor N-and all the air OUT
of each tiny crystal Of real, 1907 pure coffee
Because Bordens is all solid flavor crystals
not air.flled bubbles like other leading instant
coffees every spoonful actually gives you up
to 33% more flavor, richer favor.
Whether you like your coffee mild, medium,
or strong, when you use the same amount of
Borden's as any other instant coffee-you get a
richer, more favo1ul cup of coffee every time.
Borden's saves you money, too-25e or more
compared to every pound of ground coffee
Evening star., 1953-12-10
BUY-LINES BY Nancy Susser

hWttkN ADWaIlSAe eoltmn W nlNes new AND INTERESTING -
New York, Dec. lO-The holiday rush" leaves little
time for fussin' with foods but you still
elegant meals How? Well, I use BnB Broiled in
Butter Mushrooms for they "dress up the
simplest dishes! For INSTANCE, I add BinB Whole
Mushroom CrO,Ons to baked meatball casserole
or "charm" creamed Clipped beef with BinB Sliced
MushrOOma . . or combine leftover vegetables with
Evening star., 1953-12-10

BhB LhOpped MushFOOm They really wonders because
They're dollhouse mushrooms creamery
golden broom and packed in their BROTH There's
Peeng trimming waste. either they
we'll ime and frOuble
Evening star., 1953-03-26

meons real refrigerated dir for your
home Of office at pennies -doy
operation.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
New Radar Detects Planes From Pole
 Hours In Advance

NEW YORK, RAFirst experi- mental units of new type radar system designed to give at least hours warning of aircraft ap- preaching over the North Pole, are nearing completion. in the polar region, the Western Electric Co. reported Wednesday.
 That company, which is hand ling the radar work under govern ment contract, said the initial in- sta1lations are near Barter Island, about 1,2OO miles from the North Pole.
 If the new type radar is suc- cessful, it was added, the line of installations will be extended from Alaska to Greenland.
 This in effect would provide a warning screen for all of North America against air attack from across the North Pole.
 Western Electric said the radar apparatus operates automatically, without constant human attention as required by present types, and is not affected by frequent mag netic storms which knock out con- Ventional radar.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
SIXTH GRADE

Forty three students have en- rolled in the sixth grade this year. Miss Francis is the homeroom teacher. MT. Heath teaches music, and MT. Tripp teaches history and penmanship while Miss Francis is teaching Latin in high school.
 In spite of the measles the fol- lowing 21 students have not missed a day of school:
 Valerie Adams, Joseph Amarok, Mary Andersen, Allan Attatayuk,
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02

Margie Bell, Annie Billiken, An gelo Buffas, Philip Carlson, Rose Marie Cavota, Hannah Greene, IT, ma Lindstrom, Ellen Luke, Frank lin Okleasik, Bobby Oman, Percy Outwater, Mildred Pauwok, Bridg- ct Pullock, Wayne Russell, James Savok, Rose Ann Savok, and Joanne Smith.
 Hannah Ahmasuk, Lorene Ner- shak, and Danny Aukon entered a few days late, but have not been absent
 We have organized a club in which the following officers have been elected: Joanne Smith, presi- dent; Allan Attatayuk, vice presi- dent; Valerie Adams, secretary; David Barber, treasurer; and Per cy Outwater, librarian. We are enjoying the new books the school library ordered for us.
 The Penny-a-Week-Fund for the restoration of Constitution Hall is growing quite periodically. The plants in our windows are grow ing quite botannically. Come and visit our begonia-geranium-snap- dragon flower garden, clover field, and twin-oaks forest! Our room is a bit densely populated, but there is always room for one more visitor.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
HIGH SCHOOL
lRobert Sunmersl

This week was like any other week of school. Each of the classes progressed without many inter ruptions. f
 The English III class is studying about early American Romantic writers.
 MT. AngelIs US. History class has just finished reading about the causes of the Revolutionary War.
 In typing I, after series of ac- curacy tests, the leading students are Penny Smith and Robert Her man.
 Last Friday we had the privilege of seeing a movie on Italy present ed by Pan American World Air ways. The movie was very beauti- ful and especially interesting to the students in classes such as Latin I.
 We have planned a high school social for today and we hope it will be success.
 E;~a T@L Drs~+S~~ .% +L@ N,,esx0+
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
ALASKA SALMON PACK WILL NOT EXCEED 2,s25,o00 CASES

WASHINGTON, tR - The Fish and Wildlife Service forecast yes terday that the canned salmon pack for Alaska this year will not exceed 2,825,OOO cases, compared with 3,574,OOO cases last year and 3,484,OOO in 1851.
 "The decline was due primarily to the failure of the pink salmon runs in Southeastern Alaska and to below-average red salmon runs in parts of the Bristol Bay area, '' the service stated.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
SCHOOL NEWS
FIFTH GRADE

There are 59 pupils in the fifth grade room. The teachers are Miss June Magnuson and Miss Mar garet Wilson.
 The following pupils have not been absent or tardy this semes- ter: Doris Abloogalook, Clifford Attatayuk, Gerald Beltz, Monica Boucher, David Davis, Jonathan Davis, Kathleen Fisher, John Her man, Bertha Iokienna, Carolyn Johson, Kenneth Kotongan, Isaac Omelak, Charles Nershak, Andy Peterson, Dorothy Russell, Sig Savok, Isaac Tingook, Ruth Tow ner, Nina Tungwenuk, Karl I've ter, Laura Atuk, Grant Doyle, Perry Dimmick, Cherie Calvin, Allan Ravens, Clarice Hardy, Billy Joe, Augustine Kasgnoc, Billy Muller, Robert Oksoktaruk, Peter Omedelena, Maggie Panek, Monica Pollock, Lee Roth, Jo Ann Reed, Ralph Luke, Stella Moto, Claudia Straub.
 Arthur Nuglene was hospital ized for two days after he was hurt while playing after school.
 The pupils in the fifth grade have new pen pal. They are writing to Jeanette Pardonnet al Lima, Mont. She wrote an inter esting letter to us.
 In art class we cut letters ot the alphabet free hand. We also made some poster with cattails on them.
 Grade V has brought 2O5 pen nies for the restoration of Consti- tuition Hall in Philadelphia. We each bring a penny every week.
 MT. Heath has been having free singing periods to build a roper toire of songs known and loved by everyone. He is also working on note reading and developing part singing. For music appreci- ation he is teaching musical form and stories in music.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND y DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HERMAN HENRY HOOP, Deceased.
 No. o63
 Notice 10 Creditors Notice is hereby given that by order of the judge of the above-named court, Karl Dewey, of Nome, Alaska, has been duly appointed the Executor of the estate of Herman Henry Hoop, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate should present them, with proper vouchers attached, to the said Executor at Nome, Alaska, within a period of six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 Dated this 17th day of September, 1853
 KARL DEWEY,
 EXecutor. James A. von der Heydt Attorney for Executor
 Publ Sept. IS, 25, Oct. ?, g, 1853.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02

Fine Job Printing al the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-09-24
BY Anqelo|

-BEDRM- BRICK RAMBLER
corner lot with huge trees; liv. I'M
dining ell, nicely equipped kitchen
loads of STORAGE space: concrete
patio: convenient Falls Church
area: Si5.95 Don't waitl LYNN
REALTY. .JE, $4,000 ~
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MUST BE SOLD
GOOD BUYS

Alta Vista Terrace, nr. NH. S1a $50
New, 3-bedrm, rambler, bsmt.,
large. level lot
SILVER SPRING. 19.a50--Four- bed =
comp c 0sfn Fsdfc 0ficS excel Tee oc of I fo@ef DsF
ave
SILVER SPRING. $16,o50-New brk.
potential. 4 bedrmS., . baths: of
Georgia ave.
ASPEN HILL, Sl4. o5O--New brick, 8
bedrms.. full bsmt. sep. din. rm.,
large lot. GI-FHA.
WHEATON. S13,95O - Semidet 3
bedrms.; immaculate. $500 down
will handle
TWINBROOK. ST.. .500--Your choice
OF several nice homes. Low down
payment
vIERS MILL VILLAGE. S1O,950. $500
down-Two bedrms., bsmt.; excellent
cond. SIGLER & co. Md. office,
10. 4-S3S3, lO. 5-4254, Is
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peter j. hagan

peter ]. hagan
$3.50 DOWN
Brick Cape Coo on nice lot. 1st r
liV. rm., din nm, kit, hedrm. and
bath; md fl, bedrm. and sewing
rm,: full hsmt. new gas heating
system Price, S10,T50. SS3.15 per
month.
CHFVERLY
Beautiful new all-brlck Cane Cod on
soft, lot, has twin-sized bedrms.
family-slze din rm, lge. equip. xii,
iee iv, rm. with fireplace and full
bath on lSt f.. :. extra -lge. bedrmS
ana full bath on end f.: has beauti-
1ul. light nsmt., ground-Ievel outside
entrance; unbelievable at SlS.9OU
with excel. terms
ST. JAMES PARISH
Large det. 2-Story 8 rms. and bath,
tull nsmt., sep. din. rm., oil h. W h. ;
conveniently located walking dis
tance to stores churches. l-fare car
zone. public and parochial schools.
Price, Sl2 500. May arrange CT
loan $3.50 cash, balance less than
rent.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 4-SoS5. UN. 4-I9S5, WA. 1-I"51
Of
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ALEXANDRIA

OPEN EVERY DAY TILL DARK
New, 3-bedrm.. brick rambler; ia
kit. A beautiful modern expansible
house. Near parochial and public
school, D Minis. from Pentagon. is
Minis. to downtown, Washington, ia
olks. to shopping and bus Ideal
location; S23.950, convenient terms.
Brokers Co-operation Invited
2506 CREST DRIVE
Dir: Out Shirley hwy. to next over
pass after Shirlington which is King
st; Route z. left on King st. 9/I0
mile to Braddock rd., left on Brad
dock .rd. 3/10 mile to Crest drive,
turn left l blk. to house.
NELSON CONSTRUCTION co.
Owner Builder
XII. 9-1599 ia. 9-0534
90
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

ALIEN; HUNTINGTON. 1433 Arl. ter
ming pool Open Sun. "!-5, Low
ARLINGTON HALL--A very nice a.
bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod with full
nSmt., finished playroom and sitting
on large lot: with the best terms
IN town. Prewar construction: Early
R9ssfssioni Reaitor ia cEctk E6a5a. B syss LUPToN
s1..95O-Fine bis.
frame bungalow on beautiful lot,
S@xl20; exceptionally large rooms:
oedrm. and bath on 1st A.; i'm
mense bedrms. and bath on end A.
at Lee hwy. and Kirkland: owner
urges quick sale FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS JA;z 5-6266; ewes. IA,
ARLINGTON FOREST - SIG, s5O-
seldom is one OF these 3-bedrm.
all-brick homes offered at this price
in this popular community, Sep din.
rm., equip. kit, full bSmt. with j.
bath. yard entrance. Level lot. trees.
COnv. to schools, shopping; Arl
blvd, bus direct TO Pentagon and
=. G; Don't delay. phone today
KEITH D. BRUMBACk, ia. 2-3527
ARLINGTON, tNorth)-4 lovely bed
rooms, 212 baths brand-new brick
Cape COD with . bedrmS and bath
or lst floor. Close-in wooded area.
conv to. about everything, incl.
L0rcom lane, River drive. Priced
right q I 81 500. Phone now for de
tails. KEITH D. BRUMBACK, JA
G-3521. IA. 2-5ST3. till 9.
AURORA HILLS-Maeniflcen custom
built Colonial residence in Virginia S
finest residential loc. spacious
Center-hall plan Incl. :: big bedrms
and hath on 1st A and :. immense
hedrmS. and bath on emo A.; lovely
wooded setting with hlSh elevation
priced in upper 3ns hut owner
SAYS sell immed FRANK S PHIL
LIPS. ia. 5-6266: ewes. ia. 7-Qs42
or JE. &-A2A7. --2H
Evening star., 1953-09-24
OPPORTUNITIES

SPRING-Three- -bedrm. ram
bier with garage on nicely land
scaped lot near elementary school.
Only S11.950, with SI,23u cash and
S61.13 month,
SILVER SPRING-Three- -bedrm.. -
story brick Colonial features spa
elous rooms throughout. Lge., sepa-
rate din. rin., full bsmt. fenced cor
ner lot ST. 900 down and $50 mo.
GLENMONT - Three bedroom brick
rambler on very lse. lot, near new
: high and elementary schools. Full
bSmt. pulldoWn strwy. TO attic EX-
ceptional buy at S14,25U with ST.
400 down and S71 mo. JU. 9-644O
from . am. to pm.
W0ODSTDF REATTV co
Evening star., 1953-09-24

An excellent stone house Of 8 bed
rms. , baths, large liv. rm: full
din. rm.; finished attic; large beau
titul lot For inspection of above
houses. please call RAYMOND j.
LYNCH CO., 10. 4-6400. LO g.
1854. -26
Evening star., 1953-09-24
CHEVY CHASE
WOODSIDE. S. S.

1 bedrms.. 3i2 baths. tiled bsmt.; lge.
liv rm. with fireplace. In tip-top
condition. Nice level lot. Just 2
blocks circle
Evening star., 1953-09-24

CHILLUM-Vacant. brk. rambler. 3
twin-sized bedrmS,, firepl. equip.
kit, bsnt.; nr. s.. Johns. 81 ,0OC
DIN. Join H. JOHNSON. WA 7-5a5h
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Bricl;
Has ige. liv' rm. with firepi'. family it
sized din. rm. and kit; End fl. has
3 bedrms. and bath, full bsmt. with
bath. owner transferred to another
univ: Priced reasonably. JAMES NJ
CARR, INC. 441O Knox rd.. College
1850 o5
Evening star., 1953-09-24
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
$1,000 DOWN
1-REnRM nETACuE1
SUBURBAN CASTLE

Owner must sacrifice his newly built
rambler. on 1-acre wooded lot home
is way above average in size and
quality; huge liv rm designed for
show and entertainment. Many
extras make the asking price way
below the market, for quick sale.
HlLLCREST REALTY, Ii. 7-404O;
ewes LII - III 10
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85-FT. RAMBLER

Annandale, Va. Phone JE. @-744'
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HOUSES FOR sAlg-MD.
Nice Corner Rambler

1880 HUGGINs DR.. WHEATON
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath, 2 bed
rooms: stairway to insul. upstairs,
suit. 2 or 3 rms: recr rm., laundry,
an-copper plumbing, gas h.-wh.: nice
lot. l05xl O5. shrub. Mr.. Fortin, 10.
S-S39O. cox & CO. UN. 4-l526.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

Only S12,500. with as little as $4,000
down. Llv. rm., din. rm., cleo. kit,
nil heat
Evening star., 1953-09-24

CHEVERLY - Immaculate Groom
brick and shingle Colonial: fireplace
in spacious liv. rm.. separate din
rm., equipped kitchen. full bsmt.,
screened porch; beautiful Anchor
fenced lot. Only 4 years cid and
priced to sell q'Iickly at only $l6,500.
F'iA or conventional financing. Call
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA
Evening star., 1953-09-24
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Vew all-brick bungalow. with firepl.;
full bSmt., permanent stairs 10
expansihle attic; full din, rnl, lge.
fully equipped kit and , bedrms, on
ial and public schools. Price incl
hard surfaced street. curb and fully
sodded lot; only Sl6. 500, with rea-
sonable cash down 1913 Ramble
wood dr.. District Heights, Nd, or
call Mr.. ROYALTY, 10. S-6s35.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

SILVER SPRING

Real value in this 2-yr-old quality
built rambler; center-hall entr..
large liv. rm. with Roman brick
flrepl.; especially equipped kitchen;
3 bedrms., baths, screened porch,
full bsmt. with firepl, b.-i. garage;
large shaded lot. Price, $4,000.
For details, call
HOLMEAD, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-09-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
HILLCREST HTS.

4 Bedrms.-112 Baths
Ideal for lge. family; Q kits: bsmt.
near transp. 1mmed. possession.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
$500 DOWN

2 BEDRMS., BASEMENT
Assume ~ loan. balance on easy
terms. WHY rent when you can own
your own home. fully equipped kit,
large bsmt. with Walk-in entrance;
level back yard; located in Wheaton
Park. conv. to public and parochial
schools. To inspect, call Mr. Lans-
dale. LO 4-7434; ewes, OIL. 6-Sl6 80.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Below Market
4 Redrrns . RathS

Cheverly brick; 3 bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm. equip kit:
bsmt.. gas heat. Assume $1,000
GI loan,
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SILVER SPRING

u7 HAMIEToN IA III on AVE.
Tapestry brick, large liv. rm., din
nm, unique, mod. kit, .. twin--bed
rms. and bath on 1st; l large bed
rm. on end. screened porches:
2Ox24 det. garage. Well-landscaped
lot, garden, fish pond, outdoor fire.
place. Full light bsmt :! blKS. to
new Highlands school; . buses 3
blks. Outstanding buy at Sl6,a30.
III q-q30b -
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SILVER SPRING
OUTSTANDING, S28,95O

p-bedrm. brick rambler. . baths, ga
rage, screened porch, terrific kit,
with table space. Beautiful wooded
lot immaculate cond-
James c. Conley & Co.
S7l0 Ga. Ave. JU. $500 III 8
Evening star., 1953-09-24
CHEVY CHASF- MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

OAAIV O444AJL, 4V1D.
This amazing value near Somerset
School has 4 lge bedrms., , fine
baths, screened porch. lear ga
rage. Beautifully decorated. Only
S23.950. Don't wait too long to see
4t-nice home
BTLL1NGSLEY REALTY co.
EN-. 2-2326 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

BY OWNER
" miles from Pentagon-
Brick. semidetached " bedrooms,
equipped kit. full bsmt. with rum
pus rn. So 90 down, payments less
than rent. Call after : pm OF.
4-St::17, .
81 500 DOWN-Redecorate 3-bedrm.
frame rambler: Alex area: lovely
fenced lot: only 8 blocks from elem,
school Assume CT loan. Price
sILLs REAL ESTATE IA. $4,000
OFFICERS S TRANSFER
Makes this attractive 3-bedrm., cozv
Cape Cod avail; / bedrm and u
bath, LIST fl open to reas. offer
Within blk of new elem. school:
spotleSsly clean featuring colorful
rec. r1n. with bar: full din, rm.;
cheerful liv. rm. with firepl: lovely
lot; in perfect cond, This house
must be seen il you appreciate a
meticulouslr kept home. Call for
appointment
DICK BAssETT. REALToR
IA. 2-In5T. JA 2-4311.
$3.50 DOWN. -bedrm. rambler; liv
I'm dining room, equipped kitchen
Assume high 4rt loan. Located
near new elementary school. Priced
HAMMER REAL ESTATE. KI. s-1012
Evening star., 1953-09-24
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Lar

Two 2-bedrm. apis. brick home, va
cant. ready to move in; home plus
income. An exciting buy at SIG
$50.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
W. bENENo 0n1.Lo, 4INN.
DIRECT FROM OWNER

1914 Aberdeen rd., Bethesda. Md
3 bedrms. GA baths, 3 porches,
lge. kit, liv. rm, sep din, rm.. rec.
rm l5x:E4 with pvt. Law: lear
gar Omen daily | to = -o6
The guardian., 1953-12-19
Seeiiuls
Stars
BY DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK-Nat King Cole
asst left our town following a
loSt successful couple Of weeks
LA Vie En- Rose" He's
expected back at the same club
the Spring. Owner Monte
roser has already committed
imself. Hilda Sinms did the
oewS' circuit with Joe Louis
romoting 1.-THE Joe Louis
tory" Hilda spent all of one
iorning getting together the
lrs and gown for the tour. I.
Actors Guild holds its fourth
Ienorial to the late Bill Ro-
inSon, a former Guild Presi-
ent, December 20. Ed Sullivan
nd Noble Sissle are chairmen
nd they have lined up such
alent as Tallulah Bankhead
who's always ready for a noble
ause), Joe E. Lewis, Duke Ell
ngton. and the etc. Jackie
johnson, finally got their new
ONE problem settled. The Ro-
lnsons, who wore on the look
ut for larger quarters than
heir present st. Adams home,
an into polite prejudice" in
Testchester county. Prominent
slks told them you wouldn't
happy here" But the Robin
ons kept looking and now can
sport they have just what they
ant in a Stamford, Conn.
ONE. Real Estate men in Stan
ord got into townsfolk to-
ether and made sure they
idn't lose the sale!
The guardian., 1953-12-19
FOR A GOOD DAY

nance - such as bombs, rock
cts and machine gun ammunl-
ton - have been expended in
Korea by the U. S. Navy and
Marine Corps than were ex-
pended by them during all Of
World War II.