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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

college graduates. Commenting on
the award, Mrs. Bolts youngest
stepdaughter, Mrs. John ]. Davis,
"a, of Morehead City, N c., said:
'.She is in reality a stepmother,
/ guess, but she never has been
or ever viii be anything but real
mother to US"
The other stepdaughter, Mrs.
Stanley T. Shaw, 26, of Kansas
City, Mo-, said: "She has done
more than is required to be good
mother and she is now tops as a
grandmother. (She has five grand
children).
Mrs. Bolts oldest stepchild, An
thony, "a, a veterinarian and pres
ident of the Greater St. Louis Vet
Urinary Medication Association,
said of her selection: I'VE all love
her very dearly and l sincerely
thank God that she came to us
for she has been, and is, most
wonderful mother
Her other stepson, Edward, 80,
executive vice president and bust.
ness manager of the Corn Belt
Laboratory at East st. Louis, H.,
said: There is nothing in my life
or a day so important as that day
when dad married mother"
Mrs. Bot, a former school
teacher, We'd with mothers from
all states, the District of Columbia,
Alaska and Puerto Rico. she viii
receive her award at a luncheon
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel ir
New York May 8.
The American Mothers Commit.
tee works for dedication of Amer.
lean homes to the Golden Rule
and for the installation of a spiri.
tual quality in the nations annual
Mothers Day which this year is
May 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Only Parents Can
Change Child's
ReligiOn--Judge

NEW YORK B-A Judge says
a4-year-old child's religious affili-
etion cannot be changed unless
both parents consent.
IN q case described as unpre-
eedented in New York courts, JUS
ice Jacob Panken, ruled yesterday
h children's court that Dennis
CLAWS, 4. is Jewish, not Roman
Catholic.
Panken said the boy shortly after
birth was circumcised according
- the tenets Of the Jewish relig-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
News Briefs

BANDoL, France Up - Polish
born Noise KiSling. who became
one Of Frances great modern
painters, died today at his home
on the French Riviera near Tou-
lon. He was 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

BERLIN IN Berliners drank an
average of 81 quarts of beer each
in 1852, city records showed today.
In West Germany, the per capita
intake was IS quarts.
Officials said the Berliners drank
less because they had less money
to spend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

When the British coronation chair
was made for Edward / near the
end of the 18th Century. the man
who made it was paid five pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

If an electric current (DC) is
passed through water, oxygen will
rise from one terminal and hydro
gen from the other.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29

LIE HAvRE. France lR-French.
man Robert Sergil set a new
worlds record here today. He
played the piano-nonstop-for 256
hours. The old record, held BY
Heinz, Arntz of Germany, was Pa
hours.
Evening star., 1953-01-25


assists from Sandy Air, playing
his first match in six weeks after
suffering a knee injury, and Bill
InneS.
Medynski, the Lions rough
defenSeman, Warner, Warecki
and Andy Brown all played well
for Washington.
Pos washington Johnstown
G. HICKS --------.-- Wa.msley
g. M,.dgns MMsdynsk -------- Montisny ont,gIay
F. Wareeki .-------------- Hall
c, -. Brown ------- Hayes
F.S =, O'Hearn -------- Zero
washington spares--Lucas Air. WAR
ner. Cadieux: Times, Rohmer. Johnstown
Ppdsa iMaS sherbsn GFnns
Bud Foley. Linesman-Len gurrage..
washington. Medynski Gnnes.. Warner),
14:49 3. Washington: Brown (O,Hearn).
]Soi Penalties J4hnstEwp Siberian
(tripping). Washington, Brown, "trip
Second period Scoring; A. Johnstown,
ingl
Third period-Scoring: Johnstown,
Horvath (HalD. $50. 6. WASHINGTON,
O'Hearn Brown 643. Z, Johnstown,
gobenic tHayes. Horyath,, 9:34. 8.
Washington. O'Hearn Brown Warecki)
1917. q Johnstown. Horvath (Bobenic,
Krahulec) 1l:10. 10. Washington War;
ner tAir. Innes) 1915. Penalties: Wash
ington. Medynski linterference). Brown
thookingl. .lohnstown Montignv board
cEecking1
Johnstown - o / 81
Washington - 3 o 3-6
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Golden Gloves Starts
EIiminationsThursd

A big entry list is ready for
the annual Golden Gloves box
ing tournament opening Thurs
day night at Turner's Arena.
So many aspiring mittmen
have applied for places in the
tourney that additional prelimi-
nary rounds will be necessary at
Turner's on February 3, S. 10
and IL before the semif1nals and
finals February 19 and 26 at
Uline Arena.
The novice division as usual
is wide open. but the senior Sec
ton also has more room than
usual for up and coming ANA
teur fighters.
All of last years novice cham
pions have, under the rules.
moved up to the senior division.
but there also is room for five
new senior champions because
only three of last years winners
are back.
Returning are Bill Hill, the
112-pound winner who is moving
up to the bantamweights: Joe
Glichrist, last years bantam
titlist who now is seeking the
feather crown and Fleming But
Ter, the middleweight king who
is trying again at the same old
stand
Evening star., 1953-01-25
St. AIbuns Loses

st. Adams lost to st. James.
62-84, in a basketball game
played in Hagerstown, Md, yes
terday. Tom Taylor was high
for st. Adams with IL points on
five goals and two free throws.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Carl Snave|Y Among 7
In Running for Denver Job
BY the Associated Press


DENVER, Jan. 24.-Names of
seven men still under considera-
ton" for the top football coach
ing spot at the University of
Denver were released today by
Athletic Director E. E. (Tad)
Wieman.
In addition, several coaches
from this region" are still in the
running, he said. He declined
to name them.
Wieman said he and university
officials hope to reach a decision
on the successor to Johnny Ba-
ker as head coach within a week.
Included in the list of names
released by Wieman was Bob
Blackman, head coach at PaSa-
dena (Calif.) City College, who
was reported yesterday by a
newspaper as having been Sc
lected for the job.
Others named were Glenn Har-
meson. backfield coach at Pur-
due; Forrest England. head coach
at Arkansas State; Chuck Pur-
Wis, backfield coach at Illinois;
Ernie Jorge, head coach at Col
lege of the Pacific; Carl Snavely,
who has resigned as head coach
at North Carolina, and Otis
Douglas, former head coach at
the University of Arkansas.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Londy Lacking Pacing, Fails
In Bid for Four-Minute Mile

temperature around 80 and the
humidity registering 68 per cent.
Landy had said he feared the
weather would hurt his effort,
and it apparently did.
Almost overlooked in Landy's
mile effort was a fine winning
performance by 20-year-old Gra-
ham GipSon in the 44O-yard
event. He won the race in 47.8
seconds. 1,8 seconds off Herb Nc
Kenley'S world record.
Gibson has been offered a
scholarship at Yale University,
effective three years from Sep
tember. He is undecided at pres
ent and is seeking more details
about the offer.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Crowd Of 2,675 Sees
Lions Take 6-4 Win
Over JohnstoWn

= An enthusiastic crowd of 2.675
set new season record for at
tendance at a Uline Arena
hockey match last night and
saw the Washington Lions beat
the Johnstown Jets, Ga, in an
Eastern League match.
The Lions rolled up a 80 lead
in the opening period and were
never behind, although the Jets
came within a goal of tying the
score three times.
Washington plays at Johns
town, Pa. this afternoon and by
winning can out the Jets lead
to three games over the Lions.
The Jets are in second place.
Last night Stan Warecki
opened the scoring at 6:52 of the
first period followed by Joe Me-
dynski at 14:49 and Andy Brown
at 1901. Johnstown broke into
the scoring column with only a
second remaining in the second
oCoS4O1A WAAC11 ICO1 &c 11dJCO OCdO
Cliff Hicks, Washington goalie.
but the Lions led. 81, before
the Jets threatened in the final
Stanza.
At $3.50 of the last period,
Johnny Horvath caught the Lions
with a man short and made the
score 80. Bibber OHearn, Wash
ington's leading scorer who was
credited with two goals and a
pair of assists last night, in
creased the Lions margin to 40
with the Jets shorthanded Nat
6:43.
After another Johnstown goal
at 9:34, O'Hearn retaliated with
a shot past Goalie Ivan Walms-
ley at 10:17. Horvath again
came through at 11:10 to shave
the Lions margin to 5-4, but
Gordon Warner relieved the
crowds nervousness at 1851 with
a conversion that clinched the
verdict. Warmers score came on
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Actor HoIts Kidding
With HoIe-in-One
On 576-Foot Putt
By the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. "a. -
Actor Cameron Mitchell qualified
for the hole-in-one club today
with what he thinks must be the
longest putt on record-576 feet.
Mitchell was golf1ng at the
Fox Hills course and mot doing
too WELL
The other members of his
foursome started kidding him.
AS he was mulling over which
club to try on the 192-yard 18th
hole, someone remarked:
"Try the putter. You can't do
any worse with it,"
AS a gag, Cameron did. The
ball went halfway on the fly. then
bounced a few times and rolled
into the cup.
The ace didn't help the actors
score much, however. He shot
an 86, about average for him.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
BIoOdWorth Is Signed
To Lead Spartanburg
By the Associofed Press

SPARTANBURG, S. c., Jan.
24.-Jimmy Bloodworth, vet
eran of 10 years in the major
leagues, today was named man.
ager of the Class B Tri-State
League Spartanburg Peaches.
Bloodworth will succeed Mer-
rill (Pinky) May, who has been
named manager of the Sher-
brooke club of the Class c Pro-
vincial League.
The new Spartanburg man
ager played with Washington
and Detroit in the American
League and with Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati in
the National League. An in
fielder, he broke in with the
Senators in 1887.
Bloodworth, a native of Tai
lahassee, Fla, managed the
Cedar Rapids club of the three
eye league last year.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
GaIIaudet Teams Take
Two Wrestling Matches

Gallaudet College won two
wrestling matches at Gallaudet
yesterday. The junior varsity
defeated PatuXent Naval Station,
21-11, while the varsity won
over Naval Receiving Station,
1914.
The varsity team lost it's first
four individual events yesterday
and was trailing by a l4-0 score
before it started it's winning
comeback.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Australians Cut Outlay
For Olympic Stadium
By the Assoeioted Press

SIDNEY, Jan. 24.-Australian
officials planning for the 1856
Olympic Games in Melbourne
agreed today to cut about $685.
500 from the cost of the proposed
new Olympic stadium.
This would leave the cost at
$2.812,500, and Chairman A. w.
Coles of the Games Control Com
mittee said he hoped the reduced
estimate would avert moving the
site of the main stadium from
Carlton to the Melbourne Cricket
Ground or Melbourne Show
Ground.
Coles will fly to Mexico City
for a meeting of the Interna-
tional Olympic Committee April
II to report on progress of bring
ing the games to Melbourne.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
By the Associoted Press

PERTH, Australia, Jan. a.
Young John Landy failed in his
bid for the fabulous four-minute
mile today but be won the Aus
trailian championship by 120
yards in the good time of 4:04.2.
While this clocking would have
been world record II years ago
and still would beat the worlds
best milers on almost any after
noon, a record crowd of 10000
jamming the Leederville grass
track was visibly disappointed.
They had turned out hoping to
see the 22-year-old Melbourne
agricultural student break Gun
dar Haegg's 4:01.4 record, set in
1945, and possibly run the first
four-minute mile ever recorded.
The rangy, curly -haired stu
dent gave it a tremendous try as
he sped around the track four
times, arms high and his heels
digging into the turf in long
graceful strides.
There was a loud chorus of
means from the spectators when
officials, after examining four
stop watches, announced Landy's S
time. Nevertheless, he was
roundly applauded and immedi-
ately was surrounded by auto
graph seekers and news photog-
raphers.
Bathed in sweat, the serious
Australian youth shrugged off
his failure in good spirits, but
could not hide his disappoint-
ment.
"I found it extremely hot on
the track" he said, land ! went
for the record in the last lap in
stead of the third. Had I run
the first three laps in three min
utes it would have come off"
Landy said he also feels he
would have done better had
there been a sectional announce
ment of his times. This wasn't
done and Landy, without a pace
maker, said he was running his
race "in the dark"
Unofficial sectional times had
the Australian comet running
the quarter in 58.5 seconds, the
half in 2:0O.8 and the three
quarters in 3:03.5.
While the crowd cheered
wildly, Landy took the lead at
the start and heightened the
gap with every stride. He had
a 30-yard edge at the end of the
first quarter, SO yards at the
half and 70 yards at the three
quarter point.
He was a good 120 yards in
front when he breasted the tape,
with Jim Bailey, the defending
champion, and Les Perry in pur-
suit. Bailey later was disqualified
for humping Perry, member of
Australians Olympic team last
year at Helsinki.
First Effort on Grass Track.
It was the first race on a grass
track for the Australian sensa-
ton, who registered a 4:02.2 mile
and later a 4:02.8 clocking over
Melbourne's Olympic Stadium
track last month.
It was q summer day with the
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Fred Wilt Easy Winner
In TWo-MiIe Handicap
By the AsseeiGted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. "a
Fred lit sped to an easy victory
in the 2-mile handicap feature
of the 174th Infantry Regiment
indoor games tonight. The FBI
agent outdistanced his nearest
competitor, Curt Stone of the
New York Athletic Club, by $50
yards as he ran the distance in
ell. A field of seven was en-
tered.
John Walter of Michigan State,
starting 10 yards behind scratch,
won the mile event from a field
of about 40 in 4:24.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Florida Stote, VMI Sign

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. "a
R.-Florida State signed a two
year football contract with Vir-
ginia Military Institute today
and will meet the Cadets here
October 81. The second game in
the series will be played at
Lexington, Va, October 80, 1854.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Kim and Golden Terror
Share Top Mat Billing

Lu Kim will take on the
Golden Terror in one half of a
twin feature on the wrestling
card at Turner's Arena Wednes-
day night.
In the other Commute or one
fall feature, Primo Camera will
oppose Chuck Morgan.
Promoter Vince McMahon has
lined UP one supporting match
so far-Raphael Halpern against
Jack Dillon.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Mi|Irose Games Set
For Thursday Night,
Boston Meet Saturday
By George Huber


Georgetown University's track
team will try for both two-mile
and mile relay triumphs in in
door meets this week.
The two-mile team which set
a meet record in the Phila-
delphia Inquirer Games Friday
night will go again in the Mill
rose Games at New York Thurs
day night, while a mile team will
compete in the Boston A. A.
Games Saturday night.
Individual runners such as
Charley Capozzoli, Carl Joyce
and Joe LaPierre also will get
their chances this week.
Capozzoli, whose bad cold kept
him out of the Inquirer two-mile
after he defeated Browning Ross
in The Star Games and won a
spectacular victory over Horace
Ashenfelter in the Boston K. of
C. meet, is tentatively entered in
both meets this week. However.
Coach Frank Sevigne wants to
see him in workout tomorrow
to find out if he's strong enough
to run in both.
May Face Tough Decision.
If Cappy hasn't regained
strength enough for both meets,
Sevigne will have a tough de-
cision to make. Cappy is real
hot figure around the board
circuit now since his 1858 win
over AShenfelter in which he
turned in the fastest 2 miles
ever run by an undergraduate.
Joyce and LaPierre are mem
bers of the 2-mile team running
in the Nillrose Games relay.
Saturday night they'll go after
individual honors, Joyce in the
1000 and LaPierre in the mile. ;
Joyce, too, is a big attraction
since his 1000 meet record vic
tory in 2:13.1 at Philadelphia,
which followed on the heels OF
his second-place finish to Fred
Dwyer of Villanova in the 1000
in Boston. Dwyer set "a meet
record of 2:11.6 there too, as he
did Friday in Philadelphia when
he took the mile in 4:07.7. Dwyer
also won the mile in The Star
Games.
LaPierre will be running the
mile for the second time this
season when he competes at
Boston. He was third behind
Wilt (4:1O.5) at Boston, with
Sweden's Ingvar Ericsson ahead
of him and with Don Gehrmann
and Warren Druetzler behind
him.
Same Relay Team.
With Joyce and LaPierre on
the two-mile relay team Thurs
day night will be Ed Kirk and
Vince Kelley. That's the same
lineup which came back after
a disappointing third in The
Star Games to whip Fordham
and Michigan in Philadelphia,
setting a 7:43.7 meet record.
Don StonehouSe and Frank
Sowa will replace Joyce and La
Pierre for the shorter mile relay
race Saturday night in Boston.
This will be Georgetown's first
real crack at the mile relay this
season, although it did have a
'B' team which ran third in a
class mile relay at The Star
Games.
Best mile relay time so far
in the young indoor season is
Cornell's 3:21.5 at Boston. The
same team won in 3:24.1 at
Philly. The figure in all prob
ability will be lowered before
Saturday night, however, be-
cause of the caliber of several
mile teams in the Millrose meet,
particularly a club team made
up of four Olympic gold medal
winners
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Grid Ace Helps Stork

Joe Kopcha, former grid ace
with the Chicago Bears, is a
leading obstetrician in Gary, Ind.
Evening star., 1953-11-07
POTOMAC HUNT RAMBLER-New

19-ft. brlcK rambler on Ige. ste. Al
$29,950 best value anywhere in
Potomac Hunt area; ideal location
for your family. Through Rockville
Brokers invited. Call OIL. 4-0649
Evening star., 1953-11-07
OPEN SUNDAY

Green Meadows rms, 2OO2 Roa-
noke ST., Sl1,500.
Observation-Disclosures bungalow, b406
seth ave-, S15.950.
lLewisdale - Brick Cape Cod, 6903
oath ave, S14,150.
University Park-6-rm. brick. 4OIS
Beechwood rd.. $4,000.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5O50
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ADELPHI PARK
TRADES ACCEPTED


II you are seriously considering dis
posing Of your present home be-
cause OF changing neighborhood
or for any other reason, let's talk
turkey We offer the Parkshire.
and an enlarged de luxe brick
semirambler with large liv. rm., din.
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Unique 3-rm. basement, with fin.
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home at S16450 and our popular
3-bedroom Adelphian model at
$13 $50. with $3.50 down. Near
everything Let's work out a deal
for you as We have for so other
purchasers. See model at. S003
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versity lane at gath ave. IU.
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Evening star., 1953-11-07
ARLINGTON REALTY
ARLINGTON FOREST

MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
22l2 Wilson Blvd. JA. 1-p30O
Evening star., 1953-11-07
HOUSES SALE-MD. (cont.D

kENSINGTON-Lge. .cor. lot. new
brick rambler; 8 bedrms., firepl. in
hv. rm., full bsmt. with lge. recr.
nm. picture window. and sarage.
OIL 4-l317 --l2
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ARLINGTON NORTH
RETI,EVTF FOREST

BY ,OWNER--Charming New England
Colonial. Slate roof. Attractively
Handicapped large wooded lot, on
quiet street Of beautiful homes. Gen.
ter hall living. room l6X24 with
bay windows fireplace and adjoining
screened porch. paneled den with
fireplace and picture window. dim
wallpaper and bay windows. cheerful
kitchen, electric range and Admiral
Dual-Temp refrigerator; 3 bedrooms
{" large twin sizel "a baths finest
hot-water heat. Attic fan. Laundry
room. Large ground-level basement.
1862 N, Quincy, Arl.. ia. 1-Sa66.
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ANNANDAIE
"GIS ALERT"

Yes, already appraised and approved;
this 3-bedrm. rambler type in An
mandate area, completely equipped,
Radiant heat. large attractive lot.
Sl2,359 with l0to down Hurry be-
fore it's gone.
ARLINGTON REALTY
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
22l2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-a300
Evening star., 1953-11-07
KENSINGTON

Cape Cod bungalow with 4 bedrms
and 2 baths. lge. liv. rm. with
frepI. sep. din. rm., complete GE
kitchen, full bsmt. with recr. rm.
outside entr.; many de luxe fea-
lures. including built-in desk and
bookcases. Ideal for children; To-
Gated on dead-end street. Priced
at S23,250. MODERN REALTY CO..
III 7-535O 3
Evening star., 1953-11-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HILLS. in new cond.-
Six-rm. home, full bsmt., oil heat.
side porch, lge. lot. S11.95O; only
LOUIS MILLER, Resltor, UN
4-2723: evenings, uN. 4-4256. IS
MT. RAINIER. nr. D. C. line-Lovely
5-rm. bungalow with additional rm.
fin on End f.; full bsmt.; det. gar
mr.. all conveniences. A real value
at only Sl0,500. owner leaving city
immed.; make an offer and get a
buy; asking $1,000 down. Call THE
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ROLLINGWOOL

A beautiful stone and brick home
having the rare combination o.
a lst fir. master-si5ed beorm. ane
bath as well as a library and powder
rm. There is also reception hall
lge hv. rm,, din. rm., kit. ano
screened porch on 1St FIR: . bed
rms. and bath on 2nd FIR; a day
light bSmt. has d spacious and moSt
attrac. club rm. with firepl. and 9
bedrm. and bath: laundry rm. ano
furnace rm.; garage. Custom built
by a metiCuiouS owner, this home
ds5 dstai within WITH a bik f"tH Of H fine new new
grade school and close to transp
INEZ CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-
2-4232 or OIL. 2-oS61. =
Evening star., 1953-11-07

COUNTY, in the community
OF White oaks. 10 minutes from
Alexandria. 25 minutes from wash.
ington; Conven. to schools and shop
ping areas; 3-bedrm frame Cape
Cod on l2-acre lot; first floor. liv
rm., separate din. rm.. Kitchen. at
tsched garage full bsmt. oil hot
D. PULLMAN. INC, ST. King ST.
Alex. KI. 9-34?9, OV. 3-32I5
Sundays. III. S-4S91.
MULTIPLE LISTING PFATTOR
Evening star., 1953-11-07

Three-bedrm. Cape Cod; full base
ment. oil h.-w.h.: S14, 700. Ma
TIONAL REALTY. ia. S-0049; ewes.
JA. 1922. IS
WAVERLEY HILLS, by owner-At-
tTac. white brk. BUNGALOW, slate
roof. beautiful handicapped; fenced
yard; rms. 1st A.; = finished rms
up. Bsmt, gas h.-wh; 3 mi. Pen
tagon. $4,000. Assume lge, 40
loan. ia S-1S73, 1887 N. Utah ST.
Evening star., 1953-11-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY THEATER AREA-vets.
$3.50 down. f-rm.. l2-bath brick
and-shingle home in Quincy Manor;
full bSmt.; 1St-floor powder room. A
buy at S14500, Call today. WA
1900 til $ pm. ROBERT s.
COHLEGE COHHLEEESGE PkRK-Brick Cape Cod
3 bedrms. and den, bsmt.. range
and refgr.; SI3.7l0. WINSTON C
COLIEGE PARK-DO you want q
convenient location to elementary
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located on cor. lot? This home
features a separate dining rm., g
nice bedrms., full bsmt; Assume CT
Loan SO sNT9 per no iPcii Ge6g eysGSthInS ITN
FOREST HEIGHTS-2-b -bedrm. ram
bier. GE kitchen, carport, screened
porch. fireplace; large fenced lot;
attractive terms. 10. 1884.
Modern, 6 rooms.
bath. porches, bsmt. oil h.-w. heat:
garage. Near schools, bus. G1 lCln.
BRILEY. UN. ALTA -
HYATTSVLLE-Fou -bedrm. brk. in
good cond. Lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place. sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.. built
in gar, deep lot Five Minis. to Unlv
of Nd See today. JOHN A. WENTZ
AP. 10000 or UN. 4-2333. 10
EVANSVILLE, 3ath ave.-Stone
Colonial; real home: 1st A.. bedrm.,
bath; End f., 4 bedrms., bath: large
incl. yard: oil h.-w.h.; reduced TO
SIs,750; clear Of debt. Act quickly
DE. 2-6399. 5
Evening star., 1953-11-07
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
@nHAT rTTNDAU TO
CHEVY CHASE

This new multi-level home is on
about ? blocks from the legendary
Rossdhu Castle. Ivy terraces, ga
rage, lge. liy. rm. with open corner
firepl. and opening onto a south
patio enhances this brick and Calf
redwood home. The lge. kit is
auto dishwasher. Has a chest-level
oven. and electric burners set in
counter All in all this is one OF
the incest kits. we have seen.
3 bedrms.. 2l2 baths. lge. din. rm..
game room. util. rm. and storage
in attic. This is truly a fine home
Open Sun. L till g.
1872 f. WOODBINE ST.