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Evening star., 1953-06-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time OF SHOWING
Stage.

Stage.
Arena-"Boy Meets Girl; $3.50
pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
"The Merry Widow: 8:45 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador THE Desert
Song; ITO. 3:15. 5:25, 1880 and
9:40 pm.
CapitOI-"Pony Express: II
am. LAS. 4:3O. tbs and 10 pm.
Stage: 1880, 3:35. $40.
COlumbia-"The Desert Rats:
11:40 am, 1:40, 3:45. 5:45, 7:50
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"Man on a Tight
rope; 1:20, 1925, 5:25, 7:3O and
$40 pm.
Keith's "Gunsmoke. 11:35
am, lao. 3:45, 5:45. 7:5O and
9:55 pm.
Little-"The Strange Ones;
6. 8:15 and 10:15 pm.
Macarthur "A Queen Is
Crowned; 2, 3:55. 5:55, 8 and
10 pm.
Metropolitan - THE Silver
Whip: 11:40 am, 1:20, 3. 4:45,
6:25, sos and $50 pm.
Ontario - "Sangaree";; 1920,
3:2O, 500. 7:25 and $50 pm.
Palace-"The Story of Three
Loves; 11:30 am, 2:05, ABS,
7:10 and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse "Lili"; IL am.
1885. 2:25. 4:2O, 6:1O, sos and
10 pm.
Plaza - THE Seven Deadly
Sins; II am, lis. 3:35, $50,
sos and 1925 pm.
TranS-Lux - "Salome";; IL
am, 1880. 2:45, 4:30, $50, 800
and 1915 pm.
Warner-"The Desert Song;
1l:15 am, 1:20, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35
and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Model Home Has
N in the Kitchen
BY Hal Humphrey


The hit of the eighth annual
National Home Show now in
progress here is a model home
which has the family TV set
installed in the kitchen.
The designers of this coro-
nation home, as it is called.
have decided to revive in mod
ern form those huge old-fash-
ioned kitchens where the whole
family used to congregate in
the evenings. because it was
the only room in the house
that could be kept. warm in
the winter.
What better way to make
the kitchen the center of FAM
lily life than putting the TV
there. they reason. The kitchen
in the coronation home is a
combination rumpus room,
service porch and scullery.
The TV set is built into one
corner at an angle which al
lows mamma to view the screen
from any quarter. The spa
cious L-shaped room also in
cludes a dining table and a
sofa.
A portable remote control
tuning unit makes it possible
to switch channels from any
part of this kitchen.
Nov, mother doesn't have
to be separated from her fam
lily while doing the Dishes"
proudly explains a representa-
tive for the builder of the cor
onation home. "They can all
watch TV in the kitchen"
Maybe so. But mother also
could get a little stir-crazy un-
der such a setup. She not
only will never get out of the
kitchen, but will lose the pri-
vacy it used to afford her.
(Copyright, 1853, Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate.l
Evening star., 1953-06-24

one wide-eyed adventure after
another. the most amazing Of
them having an illegitimate baby
and ending up by marrying q
handsome. young English lord.
Two capable mimics Of the
wacky writer's are presented in
George Grizzard and Frank
Hamilton. They represent. an
artistic pair who go down fight
ing Hollywood in one of the most
desperately funny delaying ac-
tions ever put on a stage.
Another handsomely repre-
sented Spewack character is the
cowboy star played by Stanley
Pitts. This is type for whom
the authors of boy Meets Girl"
have a highly developed distaste.
They leave no word unturned in
their effort to expose this illit-
crate idol as a film phony second
to none unless possibly the pro-
ducer type.
This latter one in Arenas pro-
duction is played by a newcomer.
James Edward, who has not quite
caught the shape of an admin
istrative bumbler who turns
movlemaking into the inspired
mess that made the Spewacks so
vengeful.
Another addition to the Arena
company. however, turns in one
of the farce's best performances.
He is Richard Morse who plays
the young English extra, a re-
fugee from the English nobility
who maintains a charming SAN
ity in the maddest of environ
mentS.
These are the principals in a
production that gets enough, if
not all, of what the Spewacks had
to say, to make boy Meets Girl"
one Of Arenas top offerings.
n Il \
Walter Stilley designed the
simple setting through which the
farce sWirls, a producers Office
which resembles the foyer of a
mental institution on a busy day.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
With the divorce now a real
ity,. Gwen O'Connor is having
a tough time deciding whose
dancing she likes beSt-Donald's
or Dan Dailey's.
Lucille Ball, ploughing into a
gooey pastry in the Metro COM
missary, boasted: "I've never had
to watch my diet" Just how
lucky can one hardworking gal
be? With Pier Angel play-
ing Juliet. why not John Ericsson
for Romeo. thus reuniting the
Teresa" cutie pies? Young
Ericsson marries singer Milly
Goury from Chicago. September
IL. in the Beverly Hills Church
of the Good Shepherd. And he
also gets Elizabeth Taylor in
Rhapsody" / wouldn't call MIN
unlucky, either.
Barry Nelson is due from "The
Moon Is Blue" to take over The
my Favorite Husband" tele-
films lead. :. Frank Tashlin is
working like 10 men to finish
Marry Me Again" on the 29th,
so he and Mary Costa can wed
on the 30th. ;.
Jane Russell and Bob Water
field are following Esther Will
liams and Ben Gage-they'll op-
crate a restaurant, too. Bob al
ready has a flourishing electrical
appliance store.
If Henry Fonda accepts Cheryl
Crawford's play, "Oh men, Oh
Women" he'll be playing a psy-
chiatrist on Broadway.
Vincent Prices wife Mary has
invented a new shade of blue to
match jeanne Dru's eyes-Dru
blue, she calls it. jeanne wears
three gowns in variations of this
color for her Hannah Lee" p. A.
tour.
Hedy Lamar writes that she's
having a grand time on Fire
Island and hasn't been out of
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Hollywood Diary
Pier Angel Gets
MGM Juliet Role
By SheiIoh Groha,n

blue jeans for 10 days. And
here I thought she'd left for Eu-
rope weeks ago!
\ + \
Did you know that Debbie
Reynolds had been under con-
tract to Warmers for a year?
She was snapped up by Metro
when they let her go. Next on
Debbie's schedule will be Hit
the Deck"
Danny Kaye definitely will do
"Huckleberry Finn" with Gene
Kelly after Genes "Brigadoon."
Danny has already been paid for
"Huckleberry Finn" which had
an abortive beginning a couple
of years ago. When I asked Ar
thur Freed if they had a Huck
yet he said, mo. I'm afraid to
sign a boy now because he might
be an old man by the time we
start the picture"
Every time Jane Powell feels
she is softening toward Geary
Staffan. she rereads the press
clippings quoting the sharp re-
marks the poor man got OF
about the breakup Of his home.
jamie will find that most Of the
sympathy in Hollywood is with
Geary.
There are eight angels who
want to bankrou Lassie for a
television series. It's easier to
be a dog sometimes. Keenan,
Wynn, parking in the Metro lot,
asked me. "How's your mar
riage?" Fine" said I, "and
when are you getting married
again?" Il think it's great too
but not for now." replied Keenan,,
grimly.
Dancer Bob FoSse will be
Broadway bound the day after
kiss Me Kate" is canned-to
see his wife. Joan McCracken.
in "Me and Juliet" The
night Danny Kaye attended "Top
Banana" in L. A., Phil Silvers
had the cast in a state of hysteria
Evening star., 1953-06-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

with . nonstop imitation of
Danny.
Garbo has been selling some
Of her real estate here. She
bought great hunks of land when
she was making $250.00O a pic
ture at Metro. and when taxes
were low.
Cute to watch Joan Benefits
young daughters watching Joan
trying on her lingerie for "Best
Foot Forward" and overhear one
telling her, Mama, you look like
a girl"
Columbia wants Jane Wyman
to P. A. with Lets Do It Again, u
but Jane prefers a golfing vaca-
tion with husband, Freddie
Karger.
Victor Saville lifted Bif
Evening star., 1953-06-24

directed by Zelda Flchandler and
acted with abandon by an excel
lent cast. needs only a little
practiced timing to make it al
most exactly what the Spewacks
had in mind.
Once this is achieved, boy
Meets Girl" is a certain chal-
lenger to, the 12-weekS record
established by Three Men on a
Horse" the current high point
in hilarity at the old Hippo
drome.
boy Meets Girl" is the classic
act of vengeance by a pair of
writer's for everything Hollywood
ever did to writer's.
In a mood of demented amuse-
ment,~ the comedy'S authors line
up the personalities and preten-
tions of the moviemakers and
shatter them with one of the
century'S most contagious glees.
It is not an accurate picture,
but the SpewackS are uncon-
cerned with that. They are two
people off on a lark and it turned
out so happily that Hollywood
finally joined long enough to
make a movie of boy Meets
Girl" One of the best comedies
ever made.
For those who came in late,
since 1885, boy Meets Girl" is
the one about two writer's who
collapsed under the stresses and
strains of high-paid movie
writing. When the bedlam be-
gins, the team is down to writing
a combination of horSe-and-soap
opera for an illiterate cowboy
idol.
They are totally without in
spiration for this just-short-of-
suicide chore until wide-eyed
young waitress brings them lunch
and the news that she is going
to have an illegitimate baby. The
girls calamity is the blessing
they've been waiting for. Now
they can team the cowboy and
the unborn baby in a script
which is recognized at once by
the studio as the very thing to
lure everyone who loves infants
and cowboys to the boxoffice.
With this preposterous premise
under them. the Spewacks proceed
to dismantle the world of the
California lotus eaters. Their
enthusiasm for the work is
shared alike by Arenas actors
and by last nights first audience.
Mrs. Fichandler has chosen
deftly among Arenas players in
casting boy Meets Girl" She
found a splendid Susie, the wait
ress. in Frances Sternhagen,
heretofore roisteringly comic
girl who now demonstrates that
she is just as good at exploitable
innocence. Life. to Susie. is
Evening star., 1953-06-24
To Rent, Not Buy
HOLLYWOOD.

Economy note: A prominent
hosiery manufacturer, catering
to the studios for many years.
was called for a rush order
on Is pairs of rhinestone
studded. full-length hose to
adorn the shapely Sd limbs Of
q chorus in a big musical.
Any kind of merchandise
order from a movie studio
these days is something to
Jump at and the hosiery man
was properly electrified-until
the studio sharpshooter added:
I'VE don't want to buy, Just
rent 'em."
released BY NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-06-24
They Don't Listen
HOLLYWOOD.


Episode in the home life Of
the Victor Natures as related
by Vic:
It is evening and after din
ner. Mrs. Dorothy Mature is
engrossed in a detective novel,
while Vic reads the script
of THE Story Of Demetrius."
which 20th-Fox had sent over
to him that afternoon.
Victor: Man! this script
has me Slay three tigers with
my bare handS!"
Dorothy (still absorbed in
her book and not looking up):
Bare hands? don't forget to
have them manicured."
Evening star., 1953-06-24

Elliot's option for, four more
Mickey Spillane pictures. Biff's
new loan-out price is $65, 900.
Any takers?
Ray Anthony is the most
honest musician I've ever met.
He admits his song, 'Marilyn"-
dedicated to you know who-was
a big flop. He isn't blaming
La Monroe. though-says the
song was just one of those
things.
Released by
Evening star., 1953-06-24
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Arena Finds q Farce Hit
In SpeWucks' Movie Satire
BY Joy Cormody

boy Meets Girl" which last night Stage
18 old but written upoariouS
Sam and Bella Spewack put it paper.
This the play in which the exposed unhnged
quality life in Hollywood if it
entire people here also unhnged production
Evening star., 1953-06-24
~, IgCLCNoCU w
North American Newspaper A
Prohibition Opposed

French establishments in
Madras, India. are offering mo
cooperation whatsoever" in the
enforcement Of prohibition, ofh-
cials charged.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

boy MEETS GIRL" q farce in three
acts by Sam and Bella Spewack. produced
by Arena Stage. directed by Zelda Fich-
andler. with settings by Walter Stilley
and lighting by Leo Gallenstein. At the
Hippodrome,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01
Who is Doing
What

Philippine Consul Hortencio ].
BriIIantes was recently elected
first vice dean of hte Seattle con-
sular corps After speaking at
the first anniversary celebration
of the Filipino clubhouse in Wa
patio last month, BriIIantes went
to visit Filipinos at the federal
pen at Walla Walla he re-
ported the Pinoys there were glad
to see him and incidentally,
it was the first time on record
that a Philippine Government Of
fetal ever visited a pen in the
Northwest Mrs. Garcia de Cas-
tro will open early in May ira
vel agency office in the Smith
Tower Lovely Lolita Gamido,
U. of w. junior, is on a tour with
other university students of big
laboratories in the East and Mid
die States the group left Sc
attic April II Magnetic Mir
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01

ton, Calif) left April z for Manila
to attend Legionarios del Traba-
10 convention in that city
With Dino is Ray cabaniIIa, for
mer president of ILWU Local 81,
who went home on official bust
ness Mrs. Fred A. Haynes, of
Cebu City, is new arrival in the
city, and is fast making friends
with the Pinays of the community
:. Atty. and Mrs. Harold O'Neill
won the jiterbug contest at the
Filipino-American Athletic Club
April "a
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01

flee, and so he ignored the as
sociation's constitution nd let
himself, and the rest of the Of
ficers, stay one more term in Of
flee without the benefit of an
election. Whether Pascual could
not understand simple English in
which the associations constitu-
ton was written, or he was so sa-
tisfied basking in the glory of an
association headman to permit
himself to stay out of the lime
light, we do not know. But the
simple fact remains, that he VIC
lated the constitution that, under
oath, he promised to uphold and
defend
We are pleased to find that the
U. of w. Filipino Alumni Associa-
ton now functions under the
leadership of duIy-eIected officers.
Whether they are more intelligent
than Remigio A. Pascual, or are
better versed IN the rudiments of
the Mother Tongue, is out of the
question. What is important is
that they have sense enough to
perform their duties according to
the dictates of the organic law of
the association and the mandates
of their constituents. After all
these boys are college graduates,
and their l. @. is supposed to be
better than many of US.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01

Editor Amado e. Dino, of the Phil
ippine-American Observer (Stock-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01
TIMEOUT
with the editor

Even if President Jose Ma Yum
uI of the Filipino Community of
Seattle could not perform any
more worthwhile accomplishment
during the rest of his administra-
ton, he will still go on record as
the only Filipino Community presi-
dent, here and in the whole United
States, who has created the high
est number of committees to car
ry out his administrative program.
=
With thirty-seven committees
that he has created, we want to
challenge anyone to show us what
Filipino community president any
where under the sun has ever
created that many committees. To
our knowledge, that distinction
goes to Jose Ma Yumul.
+
Of course, there is whale of a
difference, and there should be a
distinction, between quantity and
quality 1t is common experience
and knowledge among Filipino or
uanizations h out of fifteen
members of committee, not more
than four are really active and
functioninu. We are hoping against
hope that Mr.. Yumul's commit
tees will not follow the pattern
set by previous experience and
"tradition."
We are relieved to find that
the q. of W. Filipino Alumni AS
ISOLATION has finally elected a
president according to the terms
and conditions provided by its
constitution Two years ago, Re-
migio A. Pascual, then president
of that intelligent body, did not
think he should be relieved of of
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01

i Jinlnn|
b. the |
Team of
lngton |
Korthwd
igainst
Columbi|
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-04-01

l a m Gonzales
is looking low
ely as a bride
under Califor-
n ia sunshine
Jolly jose
phine de Cas-
tro is coming
back to Seattle
for a visit early
in May after
six months re-
sidence in San
Francisco
The echo., 1953-08-15

Frb ., r."o t-"t Of t'i< - a"'"' 90" "kcooking
3 , way
~ Ear biidal shower for with thai
conserve and the tle % ai couple 81 Ia
drinking glasses and give Them compete win S0a" JdN''S ~
Ill o.,
For gift any for Christmas giving Eyes Christ
mas coming think pack cute breakfast Jam Jas
Nith the deectable spread.
PeachC Tropical
Dice coasey enough peaches to make cups ut will take
peaches) with
crushed pineapple draned) large kettle and cook or nn
as to peaches slightly Then add and fu
Graduated Sugar and tablespoon lemon juice And also
v3u tablespoons finely chopped canded ginger Boil h
Shining about 20 minutes until as thick as you like It, Crest
cooling a quickly cold Let \
shallow bowl Stir occasionally while cooling
,i viii absorb syrup won't float Pack cold small jars
part Ids; label
Ggtp .lrs Store ia dry, |e Mo- Mak.5 glasses
The echo., 1953-08-15

IN such -for-getful way
That even when I kneel to pray
My prayer shall be for Others
Help me in all the work do
To ever be sincere and true
And know that all I'd do for you
Must needs be done for Others.
And when my work on earth is done,
And my new work in heavens begun
Nav l forget the crown I've won,
While thinking still Of Others.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
3 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
-----------------
OPEN SUNDAY, TO DARK
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

1862 MODEL BRICK HOME
POWDER ROOM FIRST FLOOR
About one year old. designed for
gracious living and entertainment
Delightful screened porch above the
attached garage; exceptional liv
rm. with fireplace, separate din.
Close-in location, near schools, every
convenience. Your old home con-
Sidered in trade. For appt.. call
Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-I25S. Out Carroll
ave. e. blocks past Ethan Allenl, J,
to Sherman ave, turn left, go l
block to Hancock, turn right to
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
? Qno1tn- 1904 1ith st AID 4-O00h
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Bethesda
Priced in Low 20'S
$4,000 First Trust
MUST BE SOLD

1902 Mckinley st.-Open sun. 1-5.
First presentation of this beautiful
Ter in a fine neighborhood. out-of-
town owner has priced it irresistably
low to assure immediate sale. 2S-1oot
liv. rm. -din. rm. combination. lovely
kit. with breakfast alcove, utility
rnl.. large storage attic; nice level
markable opportunity for some one
Out GEORGETOWN rd. approx. l mile
to Mckinley ST., left to home. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7001: ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
TWINBROOK
$500 CASH
9 REDROOMS

Assume large 49o CT loan on this
S-month-old modern bungalow in
excellent condition.; space for 4th
bedroom in attic for expanding fam
in living room; kit. is completely
equipped, including Bendix washer;
large Handicapped lot. Owner trans
ferred. can give Dec. ] occupancy.
Call Mr.. Hoke, ewes, OIL. 4-4593
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
200 18th st NV. co. 5-Oo22
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn
SILVER SPRING
All Open l Til Dark
no 1,va Do~oIo1ar

~ ASNA<AS 4SCs44xH4S1
In Lovely Northwood Park
This custom built rambler is complete
in every detail. Featuring lge. liv.
rm; with fireplace, separate din. rm..
adjacent screened porch. lge. fully
equip. kit, 3 lge. bedrms. with bath
of master bedrm. plus another bath
on 1St f1r. Full bSmt. with built-in
garage. Lge. tree-shaded lot. Home
is priced for immed. sale. Will ac-
cept reasonable offer with very easy
terms; Near public and parochial
DIRECTIONS: out colesville I'd. to
Lorraine aye. left to Sutherland rd.,
right to house and Open" sign.
Indian Springs
NEAR ALL schools
This very livable home, in most
kit. on 1st fir. in addition to its
twin-size bedrms. and bath on 2nd
FIR. Bsmt. Lge. lot. Only S14 800.
Small down payment.
Out ColeSville I'd. to Old
Bladensburg. right to Whitestone.
left to Cherrydale, left to 99I3
Cherrydale and open sign.
VERY, VERY SPECIAL
$1,000 DN., BALANCE LIKE RENT
This immaculate home. is ideally
located and convenient to trans.
schools and shopping. Featuring. 5
comfortable rooms and bath, side
ST.. $50. Directions: Out Piney
Branch rd. to Old Bladensburg rd.
to East Wayne, left on East Wayne
to house and open sign
Evening star., 1953-11-15

ATTRACTIVE CORNER RAMBLER
Ideal location, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, bay window and screened
porch; sep. din. rm., mod. equipped
kit; 3 well-proportioned bedrms.
and bath; stairway to attic; all
full bsmt., built-in garage; priced
to sell; immediate possession. Don't
miss this opportunity. Dir: Out
Piney Br. rd. to Old Bladensburg,
right to Carroll, right on Carroll to
5000 Barron st. and our open sign.
IN
Evening star., 1953-11-15
BETHESDA

PRICE REDUCED
New 4-bedrm. Colonial homes with
semi-finished recr. rm.: low down
payment. Call Mrs. Chaconas. EN- .
2-3725. Dir: Out Old Georgetowa
rd. 3 miles past Bank of Bethesda.
right on Lone Oak drive, lett on
Hurst, left to open sign.
j. C.. Chatel, DE. 2-1137
Evening star., 1953-11-15
da-GreenWich Forest
BETHESDA

OPEN / TO 6 PM.
new 4-bedrm. brick home
on corner iot Nv d:rn rIa; WITH hre
full daylight basement with fire.
place. Trades considered. Direc-
tioas: Out Old Georgetown I'd 70
Maple Ridge rd., right to S202
A. v. PISANI, OIL. 4-7500: ewes, OIL
Evening star., 1953-11-15

ALTA VISTA-BETHESDA
st. Jane de Chantal Parish. New
6-room home; IA baths; screened
porch; fully equipped elec. kit. full
bSmt
miles from bank to Wyngate dr..
left . blks. to home on right. B. j.
FISHER. owner. OIL. 2-0433. Open
10 to dark. Sat. Sun. 10"
Evening star., 1953-11-15
COUNTRY SPECIALS

5-rm: house on "a acre --S11. 500,
3-bedrm. rambler % acre. Sl4,750
5-rm. house on 3 acres. s.-.--S12, 500
5-rm. house on 10 acres. Sl3,500
. houses on - acres. Sl2,6 500
SMITH w. ALLNUTT SR.
JU. 9-4646 or Flu. S-3194
Evening star., 1953-11-15
REDUCED.

6012 Mass. Ave. Extended
Custom-built brick 2-Story home.
Flagstone entrance with all-brick
fireplace wall in large liv. rm.. patio
on din. rm., all-electric kitchen.
brkfst. rm. and lavatory, 3 large
bedrms.. 2 baths, sun deck. recrea-
tion rm. with fireplcae and lavatory,
h.-w.h.; garage, Handicapped level
lot. Now priced at S3S,500. with
flexible financing,
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave. JU. 5-3010
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Williamsburg Type

4 LGE. BEDRMS.
2 full baths; excellent neighborhood; :;
close to schools, shopping and
transp.; this all-brick slate-roof
home offers entrance hall, large
living room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room, modern
kitchen. 2 twin-size bedrooms and
bath, 1st floor; two huge bedrooms
and bath, plastered second floor;
walk-in closet; gas h.-w. heat; full
basement; 2-car garage; flagstone
fenced lot; towering shade trees.
Excellent financing.
Out Colesville I'd. past
Four Corners to Lorraine, left to
Edgewood, right to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HOUSES FOR sALr--Mp.
cox & co. SPECIALS
TOW nOWN pAvA6ENTC

cox & co. SPECIALS
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
S9,55Q. Wheaton area. Cozy 2-bed-
rm. bunga., equip. kit. full bsmt.,
storm winds. Anchor-tenced corner
mo, incl. taxes and ins.
$4,000, Silver Spring. Picture:
pretty 2-bedrm. on huge, fenced
lot. Glass-incl porch. driveway;
Laundromat; nr. sch. Should go
sI1,s5o. Kensington. EXP. attic.
Kit. with din. area, bsmt., gar, close
to shop, bus and school.
1000; Takoma Park. Conf. g.
smi' rTa S.oasi 2,6ath home. PERI; mother
Oil h,-w.h.; bsmt.; excel. cond. Close
Si1, 500. Gienmont. Very nice .
bedrm: bunga. Cabinet-lined kit;
poured conc. bsmt.; fenced yd.; nice
sig ioo. Kensington. Adorable .
bedrm. bunga. Picture windows. lge.
liv, rm with din a.. attrac. kit.
inil 6smt., porch; huge lot, nr. elem
Sis 500. Wheaton. Room to grow
80 Or. nrly. fin. and rm. for an. an
other rm. and bath. Full bsmt.. ex-
eel cond. Nr. bus and sch. Owner
$4,000. Wheaton Hills. sacrif
Must be sold! All-brick ramb, Spac.
rms; twin b.r., lge. kit, dinette,
full bsmt., part. fin rec. rm., screened
porch. beaut; yd; Below market
price. Close to SCH. bus and stores.
$3.50: Silver Spring. Gracious
6-rm. brick Colonial on lovely. land
Scaped lot. Bsmt., outside entr..
pine e-paneled rec. rm. with bar. PERI
GONG. alum. storm windows; fence.
obbSiigSoO: bsiS wheaton. 4-bedrm.. .
Woman'S dream kit, ali cleo: fire.
place; screened porch; fenced yd. !:
and sch. -'' NNS
Sun. and ewes. call Mrs. Hart