davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-03-26
IMMACULATE RAMBLER

Sl3,T0U
Sill. Spg.-Two bedrms., beaut. firepl.
bone-dry bsmt.. lee. fenced lot;
moderate down pymt. Assume Gl
co. Realtor. JU. 9-lO27. OIL.
4-2Ss5. AID. 4-S72s. rs
John T. Harris Presents:
$2350O. Amer Univ Park; brick Co
lonial. slate roof; 3 bedrms. Immacu-
late. Low cash or trade.
$19,950. Alta Vista. New rambler;
bedrms., large lot; very nice. $4,000
S si6,s5O. Kensington. White clap.
board Colonial; 2 bedrms. and den;
OIL H.-WH. $500 DOWN.
So, 500. Bethesda (Sonoma). Three
bedrms.. large lot with tall shade
trees; brick: slate roof. WALK To
sS2. $50. ch. ch. Rosemary School
area. 1000 down. S165 per mo
3 BEDRMS. AND DEN. OIL H.-W.H
S24 $50. Oh. CHI. New brick Colonial;
bedrms;. "a baths, rec. rm. Low
JOHN 7. HARRIS. REALToR
EN-. 2-S400 rs
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Housing Authority
Honor MIR. Levin

Kermit H. Levin, former Execu-
tive Director Of the Key West
Housing Authority was the honored
guest at special dinner party
held in his honor by the Key West
Housing Authority Commissioners
on Sunday evening at the Sun and
Sand Club.
Ralph H. Betancourt, Chairman
of the Authority, presented to Mr..
levin in behalf Of the Housing
Commissioners an attractive brief
case.
Also in attendance were Mrs.
Ralph Betancourt, wife of Chair
man Betancourt, Commissioner
Aloysia van Goidtsnoven, Commits
sioner William Billy Freeman and
Mrs. Freeman, Housing Attorney
William v. Albury and Mrs. Albury
and Vance C. Stirrup, Executive
Director. Commissioners Joseph r.
ISirugo and W. Sweeting were un.
able to attend the dinner party.
Mr.. Levin recently resigned as
Executive Director to become Man
Iager Of Radio Station WKWF.
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Latin
American Treat
AtSanCarlos

IT'S been = while since a real
professional stage show has grac.
ed the boards in Key West. So il
is with : great deal Of anticipation
that we are looking to the appear
ance of the dance team of Munoz
and Jambreguay who win give q
sensational exhibition Of the Rum.
ba and Mambo on the stage of the
San Carlos Theatre tomorrow only.
Known to their friends as the
lovely Marta Munoz and the talent
ed Alberto Jambreguary, these tai.
ented youngsters are admired all
over Florida, as well as Havana
where the real critique of the La
tin Dance abide. Marta has been
dancing professionally since she
was nine years old. At that time
she was living with her parents in
Tampa. With q small friend, dress
ed as a boy, she won first prize
in a local Rumba contest, and
from that time there was no hold
ing her back. The two girls were
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JOHN AND LOUIS

Confined From Page Onel
mamie fern Of government. BE-
tween which The voters will de-.
eide in HE elections In November.
Jehn caFbonelI said simply. ''l'm
soing 70 Ne the vofers decide MAT
question. He did poins cut. how
ever that such . plan "Would be
toUgh en- HE Mayer. /"
Carbonell promised to keep on
plugging for the benefit Of the com.
munity If he is elected. Street paw.
ing would come in for q lot Of at.
tention he added.
Louis CarbonelI, who has been
extremely active i nthe promotion
of sports here said that he would
work intellectually in bringing
more and better professional sports
to the city. He also added that he
wanted to give the city a really
efficient business-minded admins.
tration.''
He cited the fact that during his
first term Of office, the city got
their first paved streets in more
than q years. Under the direction
Of Mayor Maitland Adams and
men like Fred Dion, the city had .
progressive government, he said.
Louis Carbonell was first elected
to the commission to serve the I'M
expired term of w. C. Sweeting.
who resigned and then was elected
to a four year term in 1947 when
he polled the second highest vote.
He summed up his chances in
the election by saying: 1T will be
q tough grind for all of u.s."
When asked why they chose their
particular groups, Louis Carbonell
said that he ''drew a straw and
came up with number three" while
John averred that he will probably
be the oldest candidate so he ode
cided on number five"
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Judge Gibson To
Speak To Legion

At the regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American Le-
gion, on Wednesday evening at
|p. m, Judge Eva Warner Gibson
win be the guest speaker. Her talk
win be on the Growing Problem
|of Juvenile Delinquency" Judge
Gibson has just recently returned
from . State meeting on this same
problem.
Other items on the agenda in
clude the initiation of new men,
bers into the Legion with the Initia-
ton being handled by the Key West
Guard of Honor, and the amend
ments Of the Post BY Laws.
Every Legionnaire is urged to
attend this meeting which viii be
held In the Legion Home on Stock
Island.
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The
Weatherman
.Snn


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm through
Wednesday; isolated showers or
thunderShowers. Gentle TO mod
crate variable winds, occasionally
fresh. especially near thunder
showers. Highest temperature to-
morrow about 90. Lowest tonight
about 76'.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
through Wednesday with scattered
showers and thundershowers. A
flew night and morning showers In
extreme south portion and along
the lower east coast.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle TO
moderate variable winds mostly
isoutherly over north portion thru
Wednesday. Moderate easterly
winds over south portion, occasion.
ally fresh over extreme south por.
ton tonight and Wednesday. Con-
siderable cloudiness, scattered
Afternoon showers and thunder
showers In extreme south portion.
Elsewhere partly cloudy, widely
scattered afternoon thundershowers
near shore.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate easterly winds except &C.
caSionaIly fresh in extreme north
portion through Wednesday. Partly
cloudy to cloudy weather with
showers and thundershoweFs rather
numerous in north portion but wide
~ scattered over south portion.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and
the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico: A
rapidly moving and poorly defined
Ieasterly wave extends from the
western Bahamas to the northern
Caribbean today. II Is attended by
occasional freshening Of winds and
Increased showers and thunder
storm activity. Otherwise condi.
tons are undisturbed In the area.
Obsorvations Taken &C City
Key West. Fla, July q, 1858
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COUNTY JUDGES MEET
Z ontinued Eronl PeRe Oi

Continued From PeEe Onel
rector Of Retirement; Bryant vii.
Lis, state auditor; w. d. Rogers,
Superintendent, Florida State Hos
pital: r.. C. Phillips. Superinten-
dent, Florida Farm Colony; Char
les w. Pace, director, Game and
Fresh Water, Fish Commission;
H. N. Kirkman, Director, Depart
ment Of Public Safety; 1t. Frank
Taylor, Administrative Assistant,
Florida Highway Patrol. 7. M.
King, Jr.. Supervisor. Drivers Lie
ense Division, Department Of Pub
lie Safety; Arthur Dozier, super
intendent, Florida Industrial School
for Boys, and Alice Macpherson,
sole representative Of her sex 4.
mong the speakers, Superintendent
Of the Florida Industrial School for
Girls.
Election Of new officers win fol.
low the report Of the nominating
committee with adjournment sche-
duled for 1880 noon Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-21
ToDAY.s srocK MARKET

NEW YORK, N - The stock
market was quietly mixed today.
Most changes were In the small
Ter fractions either way. Many lead
ing issues held unchanged.
No single major section Of the
market moved enough to estab-
lish any position except mixed.
Aluminium was Gown q small
fraction on news that the federal
government is seeking cancellation
of contract by Aluminium Co. Of
America to buy LOO, 900, 900 pounds
Of aluminium from Aluminium Ltd.
Of Canada.
Among lower stocks were Balti-
more & Ohio, Standard Oil (NO,
Du Pont, Chrysle-. and Goodrich.
Higher were Dome Mines, Amer
lean Wooden, General Motors. and
Pennsylvania Railroad.
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ImucA n demand at loci enter
tainanents. Several years ago. Al
Ioerto saw them, and Marta chang.
ed partners. Since that time Al
berto and Marta have been touring
together with much. success. Many
people have viewed their artistry
IN the Rumha and Mambo through
the medium Of TeleviSiou. They
had SIX months contract last win.
ter on one Of the larger Havana
stations. Just this weekend they
were featured entertainers at
Raul's on the boulevard.
] MunoE and Jambreguay win give
three performances on Wednesday
only. These win be at four. six and
eight p. m. and viii intersperce the
regular Spanish movie always
shown on Wednesdays at the San
Carlos Theatre.
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terS hed cross nag. which the
Monroe County Chairman had loan
led 70 the thea:er management.
Throughout the feature movie pre-
sentation there were scenes depict
ing army ambulances rolling
across the screen. Repeatedly, the
sudience saw the red crosses on
fields Of white, painted on the sides
Iof the ambulanees, reach positions
on the screen where for neeting
seconds they were in amazingly
complete synchonization with the
actual nag beneath them. A more
realistic approach to actual third
ldimensional presentation could not
have been conceived In Hollywood.
John P. Goggins, Monroe County
Engineer and 1853 Red Cross Cam
.paign Chairman, was the first to
receive the volunteer service Merit
Award from the Rev. Rogers. Cog
gin. In q brief speech gave due
credit to his staff Of volunteers,
who made possible the successful
campaign. Maude 8. Spence, Nil.
dred Fitch. Helen williams and
corrine Fox, then were presented
with service merit awards in that
order. Mrs. For was 1888 Col
lection Personnel Chairman. A.
wards were also announced for
Ruth Davidson, Chamber Of Com
|merce Secretary and campaign ac-
tivities chairman, who is on vaca-
ton; Mrs. Herbert H. Ashton, who
Is undergoing medical treatment in
Miami; and Mrs. Jessie Mathis,
who Is out Of town.
In introducing Tom Ketchings,
qualified first aid and Red Cross
life saving instructor, the Rev.
Rogers made clear the service or.
ganization's recognition Of an ex-
isting community problem. He stat.
led that In m area such as Mara
thon, where water sports are Z ma.
tor recreational activity, the Red
Cross recognizes It's responsibility
10 provide adequate life saving and
first aid instruction. Ketchings
stated that his classes win be open
20 the general public, and will be
held Sunday afternoons at z p. m.
Thus. there we're stars present
at the opening night festivities Of
the new Marathon movie house.
There were no bouquets handed to-
them by gushing admirers. But,
the theater lobby was lined with
flowers presented &c the movie
house operators by appreciative
naiehbors. Unlike fabulous Grau.
mans Chinese TAeater in Holly
wood. California, there were no
blocks Of soft cement for CONNIE.
moralive footprints, but the fine
edges Of the hard jagged coral
rock at the theatet's approach
were dulled 4 bit by the constant
stream Of movie patrons. There
were not batterys Of kIieg lights,
reminiscent Of 9 theater opening IN
Times Square, New York, but toI
the casual observer, It was an Tlu-I
minating spectacle.
In keeping with the Challenging
atmosphere that prevailed last
night, the two story cement block
and stucco edifice housing the mo-
vie theater also stands as 4 com.
plete challenge 10 the unpredicta-
bic elements. Except for the ticket
booth at the entrance, it is win
dowless and fully enclosed. Few
Marathon buildings are so con.
structed. The Red Cross may re-
turn there under emergency condi.l
tons some day. Time win tell.
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Permission Given
For Used Car Lot

Approval was quickly granted
last night for the construction Of q
used car garage at SIS Simonton
Street, by the city commission.
To be known as Car, Inc, the
business win be owned by Dan
Navarro, local dealer.
The commission pointed out that
there is no question Of coming in
volved but that their permission
was necessary due. to the fact that
used merchandise win be sold
there. -
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SIMONTON STREET
tCOntinued from Page Onel

NS0ltAAseA~N eASte' 80
for many weeks last year and they
finally ended up by designating
both thoroughfares one-way.
But Commissioners carbonell and
Eisner said that many protests are
being received from businessmen
and asked that the matter be re-
opened.
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WILLIAM I. RoBERrs

william T. Roberts who resided
at 1e0S Won Phister Street died
Sunday in ClarkSville, Tenn, after
. brief illness. He Is survived BY
the widow. Margaret Roberts, one
daughter, Miss Cleora Roberts and
one son Rayford Roberts.
The body Is being brought to
Key West. Funeral services and
burial viii Be announced later BY
the Pritchard Funeral Home.
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Tentative ssNIasler Plan's

CONTINUED From Pas onel
Manager Victor Lang. City HistogA
ian Joe Alien. Mayor C. B. Hars
vey, Planning Commission Ben
nard Frank. Superintendent a
Public Instruction Horace O'Bryane
and Key West Housing Authority
Director Vance C. Stirrup.
Hoffman has had wide expsrs
fence in the city planning field. He
firm planned the city Of Hollywood,
Florida. which is considered 3
model throughout the country.
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A rice ring win take On . tcash
of color If you arrange chopped
green pepper and canned plmento
in the bottom Of the buttered mold
before packing with rice.
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One variety of termite win eat
through lead or concrete in search
of wood.
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Barometer lsss Lsvsll. 5:oo A.
1904 ins.--1O17.3 mhS.
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Relative hVmidltY. J AN.
S0es
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romofrow's Almanac
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r0MoRRoW'S
Evening star., 1953-01-17

U6OO BLOCK BU-
CHANAN ST. ,N.W)-Beautifully
constructed Diet. brick consisting Of
4 large, bedrms., > baths, finished
attic e. rms.). large liv. rm., IL
brary, din. rm. and kit; new gas
NV heating. system; maids rm.
and psth; det. s-car gar; low
payments $3.50. A most remarkable
purchase for exclusive living. Pos
session Immediately. Call AID.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
81 600 DOWN-VACANT
710 INGRAHAM ST. NV,

wear kansas Ave.
Six-room tapestry brick home; front
concrete porch; hardwood floors;
tull bsmt., automatic heat; lge
front and rear yards; , rear porches
Sol Investment Co., Ii. 3-53O7
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Open Sunday. 1-Dark
2218 Iverson st.
HillcreSt Heights

Lse. brick rambler; containing liv
rm. with firepl. and picture windows
guest sized din. rm... spacious all
elec. kit, 8 lge. bedrms. and tile
bath; full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
Il bath gas heat: priced right 70,
immed. sale: / block to school. bul
and shopping center.
A. A. CaroZZa Co.
24i2 M!nn. ave. ae., LU. 4-O040
ewes, LU. 2-1S76. --1S
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CONTINUED on Next PAGE,
Evening star., 1953-01-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

LARGE RAMBLER. $21, 500. rakomn
Park-.All brick. 3 very lge. bedrms
eft. Nv. rm.. frepl., separate din.
b1s:rrsr; Ebm;: Kit; with With table space, porch.
ospGSs HnpIox elestrie s1 eod
lst trust; will consider So, 500 down.
FFRRANk FRA Szas1 q PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l41l.
$s.5OO-one acre, near Navy Ord
nance. Two,oedrm; cozy bungalow.
ems. JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville,
, Md; HIr6 Cen Evergreen 4.3S46: so
25O,. Wheaton area. :, yrs. old. Full
81 e~f r5s lse trust G nees cs i'hSS o%NEk Assqs
RAMBLER-1 VI. old. 3 bedrms.. pa
baths. ,pine-paneled den. lge. level
corner corner lot, mod. kit, DISPOSAL. dish
saie BY Use OWNER an fm s1ts rsD7ssf @s
financed. 17l4 Sanford rd.. silver
Spring. JU. S-S512.
ASSUME 49,. $4,000 1st trust on
spacious, 3:bedrm. brick rambler.
] yr: OLD: aluminium storm windows.
1is baths, full basement; level lot.
Close in. Silver Spring. Must sell,
moving to Chicago. Call OWNER.
NEW HOME. NEAR KENwoo,SS-
Including den and lavatory on lst
n. and 3 really large bedrms. and
baths on End floor: basement with
rec. rm.. space and oversize built
IN garage: features wonderful elec-
FRANK S. PHILIPS, OIL. 2.T607:
ewes. OIL. 4-5709. lis
NEW RAMBLER, NEAR KENWoOD-
We would like you to see the size
81 81 TINS beautiful rambler, priced at
very lge. separate din. rm.; spacious
dream kit. with all the latest labor
saving devices; 3 real bedrms and Q
lovely colored-tile baths; basement,
huge concrete screened porch: de-
desirable section. FRANK s. phil
Llfs' OIL. 2-7o07: ewes, OIL. 4-5709.
FOR SALE BY owNER-:,-bedrm.
rambler. corner house, in Rock
SpeSt' spS snsc,s near ,Bethssda; close to trapsp.
oNE-FI; LIVING, no bsmt. ALI All Ice.
rms din %; nedtrms;; liv. rm., separate
fasstone e psfio XII; Htil It vsrd rm; like new
fsSs fFssSSssss' iNEz c6sHzARD, tS5 ziS TRfa'?a En-;
s. 1000. 600 DOWN.. D. c. line: linei'a ?.
lot. Close to ali cony. @ Full price prNss
only $9,95o for quick sale. Sold
subject to existing tenancy. Caii
TIsod THE PERRY RI I j BOSWELL CO. VA.
MODEM BRICK BUNGALOW E In
equipped kit.-dinette, 2 large bedrms..
tiled bath. full bsmt; nice yard;
PERRY HAY CO. u. b-3od55.o ~
NEAR ARMY MAP CENTER. a9os
NMalhonding rd;-'S-bedrm.. "-level
DEvEREUx. DI. 7-sSSo. rf Nis IT,
1 MIN. TO HEALTH INSTITUTE
Mod. brick veneer rambler: 3 bed
rms liv. rm.; dinette; IA baths;
washer; dryer; disposal; l.-ft.
refer.; radiant heat; over is-acre
iot; immed. occupancy. OWNER,
OIL. 4-aso4 for appointment to see.
$495 DOWN to non-a1 or CT. I'M
med. possession on this 3-bedrn1'.
liy. rm.,, sep; dining rm., equip.
XII kI1' saasS semidet home. Ju. 5-2e55 or
RED BRICK. s.story Colonial IS style.
nv rm. din, % rm.. kit. kiHfpiSi With Kitchen hen
Maid cabinets; den, powder rm. on
lst floor: 3 bedrms.. !. baths, on
End floor. Finished attic. Knotty-
pm rec: rm. and lavatory with
shower shove in bsmt: Lge. screen porch,
Sngie-car i garage: Reduced for
by OWNER. OIL. 2-49S6.
BETHESDA RAMBLER
Brick, corner lot: 2 bedrms and bath,
modern electric kit. expandable
attic with plumbing roushed in for
Evening star., 1953-01-17
OPEN SUNDAY / TO &

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO s
713 KENNEDY ST. NE.
RIGGS PARK, D. C.
This beautiful semidetached, 3-bed.
room brick. . years old, in new
house condition; powder room on Isl
floor. large sunny kitchen with gar
mum storm doors and windows
throughout. Mr.. Katz, ia. g-ITOg,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, AID.
4-2005. III
Evening star., 1953-01-17
RAMBLER BARGAIN I.

nShoGMAfI HILLS
transferred owner must sacrifice
practically new 3-bedroom brick
rambler with manv expensive extras
including carpeting, heated recrea.
tton room and maids room in base
ment and Anchor fencing. See it,
make an offer. FHA financing avail
able or purchase with low cash and
easy terms. Quick posses sion. Call
Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-90l1.
MARSHATI JUADI L m
Evening star., 1953-01-17

v AC ANT
VACANT T
Blk. Cape Cod in Fsirway Hills, with
nuee, unfn. exp. attic and bsmt., oil
h.-w h.; very conv. loc, Sl5,95O, ON
excellent terms.
TENCHER-WALKER, INC. AID. 4-2644
Evening star., 1953-01-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
VACANT
RRIGHTWOOn

Beautiful 6-rm. row brick in excel
lent condition. Full bsmt., recrea-
tion rm,. large yard. detached
garage.
H. ISARD REALTY co.
ST. 3-3991. 10. 2-7796. RA. 6-4s3O
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Alb THE EVENING STAR
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. /,
,JEWEI,RY STORE

With or without stock in fast
9rowlng community IN Va. Well es-
tabliShed; modern. fine fixtures.
Watch repairing alone carries the
overhead; low rent, long lease. Must
sell at once ON account OF health.
Life opportunity for young
matchmaker. Box 371-V Star. lSs
Evening star., 1953-01-17
TAKOMA PARK
CORNER BRICK

Large 2-bedroom brick house with
2!-ft Living room, dining room,
dining alcove and kitchen plus
screened porch on 1st floor; . large
bedrooms and spacious tile. bath on
mo moor; basement with ground
Sweeney, Ju 9-6lg1.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2on5.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
BETHESDA, BY OWNER

$500 Conway. I'd. Alta Vista. At
tractive rambler. on lge level lot,
nr, Naval Hospital ard N. I. H.. 3
with lge. mirror, liv.-din. rm., 2Sx
"a. Parquet floors. Lge. ali-elec,
kitchen. pantry, many closets; slid
ing doors, Mercury switches. 2 pic
ture windows. aluminium storm win
dows. bsmt.; near schools and
transp. Call OIL. 2-566s. No
Evening star., 1953-01-17
BETHESDA BUNGALOW

5 BedroomS-112 BathS-Gar.
Lovely corner home only Q blocks
from Wisconsin ave. and all con.
veniences. Features liV. room with
fireplace, family-sized dining room,
equipped kitchen. screened porch, 9
bedrooms and tile bath on 1st floor;
one very large bedroom and half
h.-w.h.; excelle construction.
Only S21, 800 with S5. 900 down. To
inspect, call Mr.. Annenbere, eVe-
FREDERICK VI. BERENs SALES. NC.
1928 K ST. NV, Ma. $4,000
lis
Continued on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1953-01-17

BETHESDA RAMBLER
Brick, corner lot; 2 bedrms and bath.
modern electric kit. expandable
attic with plumbing roughed in for
End bath. 5721 Kingswood I'd.
Bethesda, Md Open Sat. and Sun.
pm. until dark,
JOSEPH s. SWAIN. INC.
OIL. 2-3413 OIL, 2-ls22
Evening star., 1953-01-17
ReaItOr
1924 18th St. NV AID. 4-2Oo5.

CONN. AVENUE SEC.
Charming new ramblers. Just ono
block on Conn. ave. extended and
near, parkway. Six rooms, one and
9ne.nalt baths: Hot-water heat. Mr..
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor
liza l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
SILVER SPRING

FLOWER AVE. SECTION
5-bedrm. brick home ccnvenientjv
located in most desirable section Tor
family with children. Large Nv.
rm. with, firepl... separate dining
storm windows and doors: mr..
schools. shopping. and transo. S23 =
$50. Flexible terms. Cali Mr.. Smith,
co. 5-S992. COUNTY INVEST.
MENT CO, JU. S-blOO IT
Evening star., 1953-01-17

OWNER SAYS sELL-Move in i'm
mediately with small deposit. B.
beorm.. 2-yr.-old brick Colonial on
t2-acre lot, priced $1,000 below
market. Firepl., porch. full bsmt..
CLAUDE MOODS Realtnr LII s-1nnn
Evening star., 1953-01-17
KENSINGTON Mn

NI.UUU-S ,OUU DOWN
Charming corner rambler, new-house
condition. large modern kitchen, pic
ture window in living room. . good
bedrooms, mirrored bathroom. Priced
at only S12.950. Terms or trade in
your old home. BY appt. Mrs Voiet.
OIL. 2-2560.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor
a
Evening star., 1953-01-17

OWNER MUST SELL this .-yr-oid
Oct. brick rambler, with 4 bedrms. |;
baths; located in Chevy Chase
and terms can be arranged, Gail
ME. S-1143 until 4 pm, today or
Sunday. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
BETHESDA. MD.

For sale by owner, History brick
vest Of Wis. ave- close to schools
and stores, 1st H., liv. rm.. din,
rm.,, kit, 2 bedrooms and bath; 2nd
T.. lge. studio bedrm. u bath; full
bsrlt., oil h.-w.h.; excel cond;
corner lot; detached gar; price
SCI 1.5O0. Open for inspection Sun
gay ] pm. till dark. 4S2S North
lane. DIR; Out Wis ave, west
on Montgomery lane. right on West
Evening star., 1953-01-17
BUNoALoW-TAKoMA PARK

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARK
Immaulate 6-room bunQaiow IN.
closed uorches, lot 50'Xo4s': private
entrance to / bedrm kitchen and
bath apartment which rents fur
nished for SIC per mo-: oil h.-w.h.,
detached garage. Reasonably priced
on terms, Mr.: Maury, TU. 2-3026.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
lZ24 l4th St: NV. AID. 4-2005.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
14 Verne ST.. Bethesda. Charming o
story brick Colonial. located in
beautiful Country Club Village. 4
bedrms.,. 2 baths, end floor: maid 4
Im. and bath. bsmt.. center hall.
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and den:
lot 70xl4O, beautifully Handicapped.
Price. S35 $50.
Out River rd. to Verne st,
JOHN W. FISHER