davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-10-27

She feels that there is a def
mite connection between air
conditioning. and heating,
where the flick Of a switch can
produce weather changes.
Also, the consumer needs
clothes that can stand differ
ent climates. With travel what
it it today they're almost es-
sential. Suggestions come from
Tina Lesser. They include a
grey cotton faille dress with
chinchilla rabbit collar and
cuffs tied on with bows. A
black dress is Of silk and cot
ton. Sheer silks, cotton broad
cloths, jerseys. thin 100 per
cent wool cashmeres, jerseys.
angora and rabbits hair COM
binations are for wear any
time, anywhere, says the tai
ented designer who has trav-
eled round the world several
times.
4 4 ~
Sand Schiff, president Of A.
s. Beck, recently announced
that the revolutionary device,
"Spring-o-later." is going into
the 1855 spring line of shoes.
Invented by Maxwell Sachs, it
gives shoes a natural, COM
Portable spring action and
which grips the instep. This
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Star STAR Photo.

Few theater \ productions
undergo seas onal fashion
changes like the play "The
Fifth Season" currently at the
Schubert Theater. Since the
costumes in the play are such
an important part of the plot,
they have to be up-to-date.
Normally, women's costumes in
a play are good for a two to
three years run. This involves
about $50 wearings a year tat
the rate of eight performances
a week, with a few extra for
holiday matinees now and
them. In 1.-THE Fifth Season"
the cast has even been dressed
in costumes from viii Nemerov
that were even ahead of
fashions shipped to stores
throughout the country.
ELEM.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

which vitality affect the daily
lives of families"
Education, welfare, health,
mental health, roads, traffic
laws and many kinds of regula-
tory functions are the response
bility Of the State, she pointed
out.
Mrs. Stone listed juvenile de-
linquency. mental health and
the looming problem Of the
older-age population as three
fields which demand attention
and in which women have q
special interest.
Women are natural conserva-
tors Of human values, she said,
and they think constructively
and in preventive terms. I'VE
women would rather stress the
preventive than to pick UP the
sad fragments of broken hu.
manity when 1t is too Late" she
declared.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
FrenchMiIIiners Brinu
ABit Of Paris toD.C.

con included Nine. Bonnet.
wife Of the French Ambassa-
dor; Sonora de Gonzalez, wife
Of the Ambassador of Vene-
zuela: Begun Amjad Ali, the
Pakistan Ambassadors wife;
and Nine. Yang, wife Of the
Korean Ambassador.
Turbans, chignon hats in
white satin, beaded satins,
ribbon hats. and small velvet
hat shapes were included in
the representative millinery
showing. The hats will be re-
produced in New York by
American hat firms in time
for holiday selection by Ameri-
can women throughout the
country.
Next stop for the designing
trio Is Atlanta, Ga. Washing
ton was their second stopover.
BY the time their tour is
ended they win have visited
many other cities In the
United States including San
Francisco.
Sam Finklestein, Executive
Director Of the Millinery sta
bilization Commission and
guiding light of the paris
Project" in New York, de-
scribed 1t as the most ambiti-
Gus promotional undertaking
the American millinery indus
try has ever attempted in a
brief talk before the showing.
Babs Vierhaus of New York
did the commentary for the
millinery show.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
By EIeni

It wasn't spring but GER
tainly Paris was brought to
Washington, D. c., at yester-
days Washington Fashion
Groups luncheon fashion
show held at the Raleigh
Hotel.
Three leading French mo
distes." Svend, Mime. Claude
st. Cyr, and Gilbert Orcel,
representing the 16 members
of the group of French de-
signers who as part of the
paris Project" have specially
created group of holiday hats
for the women Of America,
were there.
Honor guests at the lunch
Evening star., 1954-10-27

will be the first time the new
device has been put into lower
priced shoes. Previously the
patented idea created for back
less shoes was exclusively used
in higher priced styles.
X i \ 4
On November 4, Pierre Bal
main Of Paris will be in Ca
racas, Venezuela, to open his
new fashion salon there. :.
Don Loper of California offers
a suggestion to the ladies
wearing long party dresses. A
dress, to be practical for
dancing, ought to clear the
floor by u Of an inch. Let
your dancing slippers be the
prettiest ones you can ind. A
long dress won't hide the not
so-pretty ones.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
'CoIoniuiDun1es
Entertained by
Mrs. Eisenhower

Mrs. Eisenhower received at
tea at the White House yesterday
and delegates to the 18th bien-
nial council Of the National
Society Of Colonial Danes of
America.
Later in the day the delegates
also attended a dinner at the
Mayfower and heard committee
reports at business sessions.
The council closes this after
noon with the election and in
stallation Of new officers.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

WINTERS STRAW HAT-A new millinery conception
Is in this hot by the tolented Mme Claude ST. CY
who is the mner to Queen Elizabeth II and oIso Queen
Mother Elizobeth. This is demure Flemish bonnet
Of ies-bIue straw oI-over poved with tiny silver beods
II also hos lacy foce veil that ties in back
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Please call ST. $4,000,
extension 502. between $3.50
and & pm. for shopping in-
formation on our pictured
suits.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
Let S Talk About Serviie,

If you're headin' for other parts, or
crusin around town . our ''A-l' service nj,
keeps your car road.ready and rarin' to go!
mechanical details carefully checked :. . ser
work always reasonable. Drive up!
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

''That began years ago when I
was Navy wife. Wherever
lived, I soon learned that there
were certain tricks which would
turn an impersonal or discourag-
ing room into something homelike
and personal. And this experience
has stood me in good stead since.
I've learned that the things you
love and that mean most to you
are the important furnishings of
a house"
The royal couple discovered
their dream house two years ago,
driving down a winding road from
Paris. The old mill, consisting of
four buildings, had been the resi-
dence of the painter Drian, who
had done portrait of the Duchess
before the war. The Duke had
been talking of buying "a little
place in the country" while the
Duchess was holding out for a
house in Paris. But she lost her
heart to the old stone mill. The re-
modelling presented many pro-
blems, as she explains:
"Stone walls two feet thick and
hand-hewn beams a foot square
aren't easy to alter. We wanted
to make one larger hall out of
the entry and sitting-room on the
first floor of the mill building. :.
Of course, plumbing is a problem
in any old house and we had work
ed over and over our plans to fit
into the tiny space the bathrooms
we needed"
After getting builder started
on the major architectural
changes, the Duchess left for
New York, and a shopping spree.
She writes:
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
Nixon Reports
TOEisenllOwer
On Outlook
BY MARVIN |. ARRoWsMlTH

0y mANNtN he ANNOWSWttn ~
DENVER R-President Eisen.
hover gets a report on the political
situation today from Vice Presi.
dent Nixon, who says he is "tre-
mendously encouraged" but that
the Aepublicans still face diff
cult hhlNealto maintain control of
Congress.
Eisenhower's conference with
the vice president probably win
be a big factor in the chief exec
utive's imminent decision whether
to play more active personal role
role in the November elections
campaign.
Aides already have said private
ly that the President is inclined
to schedule more than the two
major campaign addresses he has
agreed to make between now and
election day, Nov. 2.
The first of those will be a ma
tionwide television radio address
tomorrow night, with Nixon joining
in a half-hour program which the
Denver White House is calling ''the
major single effort" of che COP
drive to retain control of the legis-
lative branch.
The address of the President and
vice president will originate from
the 6,000-seat Denver Auditorium,
where the Colorado Republican
organization has planned a big po-
litical rally.
Two hours ahead of the broad
cast, Eisenhower and Nixon viii
meet here with COP congressional
leaders for a review of the party's
political prospects and a briefing
on the international situation.
Several COP leaders either have
indicated or said outright that they
want Eisenhower to step up his
personal campaign.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

II adore to shop. All my friends
know I'd rather shop than eat.
l could hardly wait to get to New
York to look for wallpapers and
fabrics for the MILL"
In its present finished state, the
house is charming blend of the
old and the new, with every room
filled with treasures from the
romantic past of the famous couple
The Duchess has gone in for a
great deal of color throughout the
house, but her favorite room ap-
pears to be her bedroom, which
she describes thus:
my bedroom is long and narrow
with sloping beams, a little like
a tent-so / decided to emphasize
this by draping the old beams with
striped antique taffeta. The colors
in the curtains are repeated in the
harlequin bedcover-a present from
my husband on my last birthday.
It's pieces are put together by hand
like a patchwark quilt had de-
cided it would be too expensive
but the Duke ordered it for me
anyway as surprise"
Explaining her theory of decora-
tion, the Duchess says:
II think every house should
have a theme in decoration-even
if the theme is as simple as the
one l chose for the mill-fruit
and flowers. Then the decoration
becomes something like a musical
composition, each room carries the
theme but with variations of mood
and pace
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
By DOROTHY ROE

Associated Press Women's Editor
The Duchess of Windsor has her
decorating problems, even as any
housewife, she reveals in her first
published article, which will ap-
pear in two installments in the
October and November issues of
Women's Home Companion.
Her subject is the remodeling
and decorating of the ''first real
home" she and the Duke have
owned since their MARRIAGE
quaint old stone mill about an
hours drive from Paris. De-
scribing step by step the trans
formation of the mill into home,
the Duchess writes:
after living in rented houses
and with other peoples things
for so long-we've gathered to-
gether in this enchanted spot all
our most cherished possessions.
Like the garden we've planted
here, we've put down roots.
''This is the first home the
Duke and / have owned since we
were married--in fact i'll is the
only one--for even our house in
Paris is leased. What endears it
to me Is not only that it is
really ours, but that it is so diff
ferent from any house we have
lived in before. And because it
is small and intimate and informal,
have been able to use the things
We love most and have owned for
years"
One Of the problems faced by
the Duchess was making room for
all the priceless collections and
furnishings owned by the man
who once was King Of England,
and in blending harmoniously the
many styles Of furniture accumu-
lated by both the Duke and
Duchess from their many previous
homes. She says:
"We've used great deal of the
furniture that came from Fort
Belvedere, the Dukes home when
he was Prince of Wales anC King.
We also have here some of the
things we had in Nassau and the
furniture we had made for the
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
Uncle Dan To
Begin New Work
To Help Needy

OKLAHOMA CITY R-Dan VIM
son, who has played Santa Claus
with donated toys to millions. Of
children the past five years, says
that he is figuratively packing
away his beard and red suit in
favor of another philanthropic
project.
Uncle Dan, as the 70-year-old
asphalt salesman is affectionately
known, has been making a little
brighter the Christmases of chill
dren who would otherwise be for
gotten.
Most of his efforts have been de.
voted to children of convicts who
are unable to send presents home.
Il wasn't going to have any
thing to do with toys this year be-
cause / wanted to concentrate on
a new summer camp" Vinson said
today. However, letters already
have come in so / am going TO
send materials to prison chaplains
and to police departments. They
can carry on from there if they
wish"
When Uncle Dan talks about
his summer camp he gets a gleam
in his eye. He has leased an old
Indian boarding school and $50
acres of land at Colony in eastern
Oklahoma. This year, he enter
tanned about 500 underprivileged
children.
Their reactions were so reward
ing that next year Vinson expects
to have about 5000 from different
parts of the country. There is no
charge.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

us of some event in our lives, some
shared experience, some old friend
or member of our families. We
both are terrific collectors by
nature and collections need
place to stay. Of course you
have to add, too, my passion for
fixing up and decorating houses.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
Duchess O Wind~r Tells Story Of Royal Couples First Home

mousse we rented at LaCroe-our
nls' II nome after we were MARI
l suppose because We haven't
.au house of our own for so
long, the Duke and l like. to
s. surround ourselves with familiar
'nings.Each small object reminds
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07
Reds Pull Back

TOKYO R-North Korea's Py-
ongyang radio announced today
that 1884 Red Chinese soldiers
who made up the seven divisions
of volunteers" in the Korean
War-have now been pulled back
into China.
The Red broadcast, monitored
here, said the last troops crossed
into Manchuria Oct. 3.
Along with the troops went "a
tanks and 2,262 guns of all types,
the radio said.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

There are two million handicap
ped children in the United States,
the National Education Assn. es-
Inmates,
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

DRAWING RooM-Hsre the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
chat with their Margaret Bddle helped advise
tnem on the decorating and remodeling of real
nome near Paris The sofa group dominated by famous
picture Sir Alfred Munnnss painted Of the horseback
when ne Prince Wales The coffee table, gvn couple
Nassau has of the Bahamas in black antique
bronze
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

HIYA, FoLKSI - This head
strong heifer looks like she has
stuck her neck into trouble. but
faint so. The younssier was
Just curious and poksd her
head between barn corner
and the silo on Norbert Bron.
ner's farm near Sun Prairie.
wiA
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-07

DUCHESS BEDRooMThe far window behind the dressing
table the mstream Duchess says:
What love best about this the peaceful pashng
the waterfall under the used clear pastel
coors in the striped antique taeta daperes beams
and in the harlequin rocker in
mother. H iN
Evening star., 1954-05-16
g, Feminine Lingerie for Daytime or Dreamhm

Kotz Ripple Sheer Combed Plisse
Shovtie gown with sheer nyIon embroidered
ycke and sleeves Rosebud print or postel
pink. blue. nile or moize S-M-l
Mon-toilored shostie pojomos. Rosebud print,
sizes 81 to "a. and in plain postels, pink blue,
nile ond maize, sizes 81 to 4O
Empire gown with shirred 'loce- trimmed neck
line. Rosebud print in sizes 81 to 40 and in
postel pink. blue, nile or moize, sizes 81 to 49,
,SiQndte 2nd choice color
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sAL.--MD.
Woodside Park
SILVER SPRING
REDRnf1MS Q BATHS

3 BEDROOMS, 2 RATHS
First showing Of newly redecorated;
2-story brick home. built in good
period Of pre-war construction. on
lot size 74x150; center.entrance
hail. long living room with fireplace,
spacious dining room. large kitchen
and powder room on hrst hoor.
Terrace of living room in rear.
overlooking handicapped garden; 8
bedrooms, 2 baths and long cedar
closet on End floor; basement In
cludes rec. room with fireplace: ga
rage Is adapted for conversion into
servants quarters: attached Lord
q Durham greenhouse. Terms ar
open oPEN SUNDAY. i TIL DARK
Out Colesyille rd.. from
silver Spring to Dale dr., at Mrs.
Kay's Toll House. left. VI block to
open sign at 1905 Dale dr..
and Harrison, Inc.
LO. 5-2S00 Realtors
Evening star., 1954-11-14
BRICK RAMBLER
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI. 1901 oath pl.-Must sell
3-bedrm. corner rambler: rec. rm.:
storm windows: nr. schools and Nd.
u: S14.450 or best offer. OWNER,
HA. 2-74I9. No agents. Ia
avail. Cozy home
situated on h-acre lot. bedrms.,
Hv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. kit,
conv. garage and 2 partly finished
rms. In bsmt $15,950. Open Sum
day. Dir: Out Rigs I'd. north past
Univ. lane to Metzerott rd.. left TO
1st house and open sign. Call JU.
$1,000, BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
ADELPHI KNOLLs - Open 2 till
dark. Assume "a loan. Dream
house: 3-bedrm. brick rambler /:
mahog. .-paneled liv. rrn., fireplace.
breakfast bar: finished rec. rm.;:
attic fan; many extras. fOut old
Riggs rd. to Merrtmac St, turn
right to 1928. LAGUNA RD.b
NATHAN VOLKMAN. JU. a-36tj5.
brick rambler.
BY OWNER. Large liy. rm. with
firepL, picture window, beautiful
view; sep. din. rIn. or den. 2 bed
rms, lavette bath, equip. kit: level
lot. attrac, iandscaped. Leaving
town. Priced for quick sale. Open.
S9ll Riess rd- Hyattsyiile. he.
4-RU26.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

E. S. PRICE & co.
Wheaton, Md.
r,O. 6-l231 LO. 6-O3l5
Evening star., 1954-11-14

I39O6 r. /. ave-. Brentwood. Nd. Sun
day. UN. 1885; wkdays.. WA. 4
Evening star., 1954-11-14

12.a5O-Beautiful Cape Cod with
bedroom on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms
on 2nd floor; huge kitchen and
living room: full basement: close-in
location.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HIII,ANDAI,E

104l3 ROYAL RD.; $I9.a50--New
din. rm. comb, beautiful arepiaces,
huge kit. with table space and
natural finish cabinets. tile bath,
Cow. to schools. Out N. II. ave. W tc
Chalmers rd.. left to Royal fd.. left
TO open house.
1906 CHALMERS ROAD
3 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. Charming
@ brisk Cape Cod: liv; rr1.. firepl.,
Io S1d only sa SSn' out Ssas.ifa II lsys awe
to Chalmers rd.. left to 1906.
WOODMOORS17,25O
10624 LoRAIN AVE.--Desirable g.
bedrm: Cape Cod; 2 tile baths, liv
and bath on Ist H.: laundry rm.,
gas hot.water heat. util. rm.. gar
Schools Out SS coiesyile nr sd. e afEosnla ESrain
ave. g blks.. past Four Corners)
right on Lorain to 10624.
CT APPROVED-$1
1oO24 GREENoCK RID. - Desirable
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: lge. liv,
rm.. firepl.. din. rm;. kit. tile bath,
screened porch, full bsmt.. garage,
lge. lot. Cony. to schools. Dus and
shopping. Low down payment To
qualified veterans. Submit best Of
fer Out Colesyille I'd. to Forest
Glen rd.. left to Greenock rd.. right
on Greennock to 10824.
CT APPROVED-$13,475
1908 LAREDO RD.-2-bedrm. Cape
Cod: liv. rm., flrepl.. huge kit. with
table space. disposal. tiled bath. lge
expansible attic with full shed dor
mer. full bsrnt.. automatic washer
level fenced lot; convenient to park
and new school. Out Colesville I'd,
to Old Bladensburg rd (Four Cor
ners).. left to Belvedere. left on
Belvedere to Proctor. right on Proc
tor to Laredo. left to 1908.
92l5 Long Branch Pkwy.
81 S1I.750-oWNER SAYS SELL. SUB-
NIT BEST OFFER. Desirable 2-bed-
rm. Colonial; liv.. rm.. firepl.. din,
area, kit, tile bath, screened porch,
full bsmt... lge. lot viii accept FHA
or GI contracts. Near schools, shop
ping and bus. Out colesville I'd. to
franklin ave-. right on Franklin
ave to Old Bladensburg rd.. right
to Schuyler rd.. right on Schuyler
"a, TO Long Branch Parkway. left
to 9215.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
OPEN TODAY, / TIL {
HUGE


Yes 1t is. Contains 9 bedrms.. baths
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit with Thermi,
dor oven on 1st a.; 2 bedrms.. load:
Of closets; full bath. End n. Nice
bsmt.: lovely yard; nr. schools anc
shop. Open to best offer. Direc.
tions: Out Georgia ave. pas
Wheaton traffic light, to Arcola rd.
right to 1906 Orebaugh ave. anc
our open" sign.
Four bedrms. This all-brick Caps
Cod can be yours and you car
move in iinmed. with low dn. pymt.i
immac. inside and out. Has briGhi
liv. rm. with real irepl.: rec. rm
in bsmt.: 2 lovely patios, and barbe-
cue pits. in lovely fenced yard with
trees; close to new mod. school anc
bus. Directions: Out Georsia ave
to Dennis. right on Dennis to Hunt
ley. left to l0607 and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALf-Mp.
OPEN SUM-, / TN DARK

OPEN SUM-, ! TIL DARK
IT'S PRETTY, it's neat. IT'S clean;
rambler Is inclosed BY white picket
fence. on level lot measuring R0xlfS
Aluminium storm windows and doors
Detached garage OF unusual pro-
portion, 20x24. A value at Sl3.950.
To reach: Georgia ave. to Weller
rd., left to 3103 and open sign.
WOOD COMPANY
il15S Georgia Ave. LO. 4-7eOO
Evening star., 1954-11-14
o-ACRE, ESTATE

2-ACRE ESTATE
Five bedrms., 3 baths; 3-leyel home
in beautiful Layhill section; hy:. rm;
din, rm., all-elec. kit. with hrepl
on 1st level; 2 huge bedrms. and
bath on End; 3 additional itI, h.r,1 3edTmS rms
garage. rec, rm.; maids rm. and
bath; mr.. new Argyle Country Club
TRADES ACCEPTED
Direction: Out Georgia ave: ext. be-
yond the blinker light to Glenmont
Md, turn right on hwy. 49,, gt
2 7f10 mi. to "Gayfields" on IeIt
enter d2sa between eg r;SS, two RED DIX Columns
Office Open All Day
GRAHAM & Co...
TT 6.R010 Omen Ewes, TIL 3 PM
Evening star., 1954-11-14

WOODACRES
NO. S ARDMORE COURT
By owner. Attractive white brick.
Slate roof: bsmt.: z beautiful rms;
screened porch. Lge. den and pow
der rm on lst: 3 bedrms., baths:
up. / entire liv. rm. wall mirrored
ceiling to floor. Huge picture win m.
lge., completely fenced lot with
stone barbecue; patio and fish pond:
Colorful kitchen with 11-cu.- 1T. GE
refgr .-freezer comb. Hall and stair
way carpeted. Bendix washer and
dryer avail. AZ GI mortgage. Sold
to approved purchaser only. Oh.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
SILVER SPRING 1880.
ALL. OPENl4 TILL 6
HIT.I,ANDAT,E
rpACyT,Yrr, GS,S I1NTr 4.

GRACIOUS COLONIAL
This home features choice materials
ing a woman's artistic and practical
direction. Situated on one of the
highest points in the Silver Spring
area with commanding view Of
this highly exclusive section. This
all-brick home has center hall, large
den with bath. huge side porch.
guest size dining room, large ultra
modern kitchen with cheerful
breakfast room opening onto patio;
second floor, 3 large. well-propor-
TONED bedrooms and 2 baths. FIN
basement with layatory. Two-car
garage. Excellent financing and
priced ut S28.500. However, ap-
praised for over $4,000.
Out New Hampshire ave.
to Overlook DIR, left to Parkman dr.,
IT - u -.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
WOODSIDE

Jrs very inexpensive small expan-
sible brk. Cape Cod: beautiful lot
ioc.; 2 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., loyely
bsmt.; h.-w.h.; open TO offer. Di-
rections: Out Georgia ave. to wood
side pkwy.. right to 1404 and our
open" sign.
NH. 2 bedrms. all-brk. Cape Cod
CT approved: $4,000. Stairway tc
2nd q. with 2 additional bedrms
This home is immac. inside and out
Directions: Out Old Georgetown I'd.
to Sonoma, left to 6914 and our
"open" sign.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
$1,000

live economically, vet be buying your
home. This semidet. 9 bedrm., mod.
kit, sep. din. rm. and liv. rm. both
with picture windows: nice Anchor
fenced yard; close to schools; small
ections: Out Georsia ave. to viers
Mill rd.. left to Lakewood, right to
12l2h and our "open, sign.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
ROSEMARY HILLS

SbI4 MILFORD AVE.
S1S,950. Situated on lge. level lot
with trees. This 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial has thru side hall; powder
rm. on .1st floor; kit. with breakfast
space, liv. rm. with fireplace;. sep.
Th with outside sq pprSn rSIs iu ebarn Dsm
ing home. Dir: Out 18th St. to
East-West hwy, left to Sundale.
right l blk. to Milford. right to
house.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
JU. 5-4222. $40 Bonifant st., SIS.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
.ENTLEMAN ESTATE

LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
on l Y acres and features
place, large porch. dining room
l8x13, kitchen 16x14. 3 bedrooms
and bath with vanity and powder
rnl. with vanity; full basement,
roughed-in bath; 2-car garage;
ultramodern throughout. including
dishwasher, auto. washer-dryer,
pegged floors. separate electrical
circuit for each room; cinder-block
horse stable and many other extras.
out Colesville I'd. to
Quaint Acres. left on Apple Grove
I'd. to Capital Realty Co. open"
Evening star., 1954-11-14
CT APPROVED

$500 Forest Glen rd. Open today,
/ to 4. 3-bedroom brick rambler,
vacant and in excel. cond. S13,750.
Has modern kitchen. liv. rm. .-din.
rm. combination: full basement.
GEORGE /. BoRGER, INC, 643
Ind. ave. Ma. S-0350, WO. 6-7649.
EN-. 2-8673.