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Evening star., 1954-10-30
Hollywood
But Where to Relax
Is Morilyn's Problem
-Ry SheiInh Grnhom.

the rumor of the masters retire
ment after this biggie is not true.
Preston Foster. borrowing a
leaf from 'sDragnet," will film
a full-length feature based on
his Waterfront" series. BY
the way, the producers of the
Marion Brando picture wanted
Preston to change his title. and
when he refused, they added the
"On the" to Waterfront" their
original choice.
James Mason has long wanted
to start an "Old Vic" in Holly
wood. And he will--rlext sum-
mer, at the new Huntington
Hartford Theater, with several
Shakespeare plays. in some of
which he'll act. I never could
quite believe the story that he
was giving UP acting for the
production end. Why should he?
Producer Joe Pasternak came
to these United States 80 years
ago with q Herman Weiss, who
is now a waiter at the Beverly
Hills Hotel. I'VE had to wait
six weeks in Hamburg to raise
the money for our passage-by
steerage. I'm a waiter, but I'm
healthy and satisfied, and just
as happy" says Herman. who
has two married daughters and
a married son.
(Released bv NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-10-30
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOO.
With the Joe Di Maggie di-
vorce proceedings out of the
way, Marilyn Monroe will race
through completion of 1.-THE
Seventeen Itch" Only two
weeks to go before the long rest
she's hoping to have, but she
still doesn't know where to go
for it.
Gregory Peck and Veronique
Passani were the chief attrac-
ton in Paris the last two weeks.
They are now back in England,
where Greg doesn't expect to
finish 'Moby Dick" before jan
uary.
Jeff Chandler, commenting on
why barf1ys don't pick on me
in spite Of my gray hairs. Being
6-foot-4 helps" Most strong
men of the movies have to fight
off fans" who want to see how
tough they are.
John Ireland shared the lead
in 1.-THE Story of Esther Cos
tel1o," to be made in Europe in
the spring, ira la. t. Cornell
Wilde will rent an estate while
making 'The Scarlet Coat
around Tarrytown, NY, near
where Maj. Andre was captured
and executed as British spy
during the Revolution.
\ \ n
Mickey Rooney plans q "Ro-
man Rampage" in Italy next
year, co-starring with Joey Fore
man. the guy who escorts Deb
bic Reynolds when Eddie Fisher
is out of town. Expect q new
spate of Don Ameche jokes
when he opens in silk Stock
ings" on Broadway.
Robert Stack staged 1t to the
Jessica. Tandy- Hume Cronyn
terrific Thespics in "Face to
Face" Bob said he was stand
ing by for the call from Cecil B.
De Miles ''Ten Command
ments." incidentally, I hope
Evening star., 1954-10-30
| Where and When
Current Theoter Attroctio
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
shubertaThe Fifth Season:
2::30 and $50 pm.
Arena-.sAndrocles and the
Lion; 2:4O and $40 pm.
Catholic University Vol
pone':: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
bassador-aA Star is
Born: 1880. 4. ITO and 10:30
pm.
CapitoI-'.Bea BrurnmelP'::
10:45 am. 1855, sos. Sis.
7:25, 0::35 and HAS pm.
Colony - "Sunderin":: Gas.
$40 and $50 pm.
Columbia R ogue Cop:
11:15 am. Ills, $40, 5:25. 1880,
9:35 and 1885 pm.
Dupont "Hobson's Choice:
lis. 3:20, $40. 7:30, $3.50 and
11:40 pm.
Keith's-"White Christmas:
1890 am, 12:45, 8. Sis. 1880.
9:45 and 1859 pm.
Little-"Julius Caesar; 1:15.
3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Hulot's Hol-
iday":: 2:50, $40, 1880 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - "A Star Is
Born: 10 am. 1:20, 4:4O, 8:05
and l1:25 pm.
Ontario-"Sabrina":: /, sos,
$40. 1880. $40 and 1850 pm.
Palace - Suddenly; 1l:40
am. LAS. 3:45. $3.50, 7:50, 9:55
and 1855 pm.
Playh0uSe-"Rear Window;
11:10 am, 1:10. 3:15. $40, TBS,
9:35 and 1885 pm.
Piazza Bullet Is Waiting:
II, 1:40, $40, 4:55. 6:35, $40.
10 and 11:40 pm.
Trans-Lux - ION the Water
'front.'; 11:15 am. 100, 1925,
5:35, 7:40, $50 and 1855 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
1880. 4::30 and $40 pm. !.
Evening star., 1954-10-30

years Of generals lives and then
cast them aside like old hunting
dogs or Congressman who only
wanted to stay in Office all of
their lives.
But Crosby's semi-sob is merely
ss1lomentarily disarming. BY the
time he comes to the second
chorus, the spectator is neck
deep in answers such as:
You can elect him President
of the United States as in the
case of Dwight d. Eisenhower.
Or, to mention a few others,
Gems. Washington, jackson and
Grant.
You can grant him red tape
free retirement to permit him
Ito become chairman of the
board of Remington Rand, Inc,
sas did Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
OR, set him free to be chairman
:of the board of the Bulova
Watch Co., following the prece-
dent of Gen. Omar Bradley. And
where was it high in industry
that Gen. Bedell Smith went re-
Gently after his tour Of duty as
Under Secretary of State?
: Old Corporal Berlin cannot
have been reading his headlines
recently or he must have no
:ticed that nothing like oblivion
has overtaken such generals as
Van Fleet, Wedemeyer, Clark,
Doolittle and many others. If
1t would help straighten him out.
Corporal Berlin might as we'll
know that we ran into an old
brigadier general friend recent
~ who is making out wonder
fully with one of the big steel
companies.
However, to be absolutely just
to Corporal Berlin, it must be
admitted big industry is not big
enough to absorb all former
generals from a war as big as
the last one. This is not in
dustry's fault. It is just that
that one was such an all-out
war.
: Nevertheless, the left-outs live
On safely this side of Holly
woods excessive sentimeptality.
They can always write tax-free
books of memoirs-which song
writers, among anothers. can
Evening star., 1954-10-30

not. Lacking this talent, or just
preferring to forget it all, they
can count on the rest Of us to
keep them in pocket money for
the necessities of life and all the
| golf balls they need.
This departments last worry
about former generals disap-
peared when 1t called the Penta-
gon and put the question to it:
What is the basic pension of
a retired general. say a two-star
type like the one in White
Christmas'?"
Eight thousand, nine hundred
dollars" the Pentagon said.
Any other questions, Bing?
SWEET SATURDAY: Satur-
day. since the dawn of the five
day week, has become a day of
meditation. 1t tempts a man to
soothe a crooner when he begins
to agonize over the fates of in
active generals. But that is not
all it does.
It sets one to brooding on Ben
Jonson. the 10th century. play
wright whose "Volpone" opened
at Catholic University last night.
One wonders how many of
the university cast (the play will
be reviewed here later) have
given a second thought to the
fact that Jonson once killed an
actor. The circumstances have
grown hazy, but Jonson did kill
an actor. And, so far as is
known, is the only distinguished
playwright ever to go this far.
The actors name was Gabriel
Spencer and what of immortal
ity he could not achieve through
his own talents came to him
through Jonson's. 1t leaves one
to wonder if Spencer, lying there
fatally wounded, had time to
think that so far as he person.
ally was concerned, Jonson's
sword was mightier than his pen.
It would have been such an
amusing thought to transport a
man into wherever Spencer was
going. Or, if not that, at least
one to help fill up a Saturday
column.
Il II \
WEEK END MEMOES: Stan
Kenton and his Festival of
American Jazz will make their
Washington appearance on No
vember z at the National Guard
Armory. The Samuel Law
rason Riggs who plays Henry
Spofford in Gentlemen Prefer
Blends" at the Shubert next
week is the same one who grew
up in Rockville. And began
singing in the National Cathe-
dral Choir under Paul Galloway.
He is married to Adrienne
Angel who plays Dorothy in the
same company. s.s..s Katharine
Cornell, Tyrone Power. et al, be-
gan rehearsals of Christopher
F'ry's "The Dark Is Light Enough"
on Thursday. i. The play, COM
ing here in January, opens IN
Buffalo on November "a. Local
showmen en- masse will be alb
sent from their duties tonight.
-. They will be celebrating Hal
loween at Variety Clubs annual
party. Max Qphuls la
Plaisir," coming to the Colony
sometime in November, will be
screened for critics on Monday
at the Macarthur Theater.
Evening star., 1954-10-30
The Passing Show
Listen, Bing, Old Generals
Need No Ones Sympathy
BY Joy cormody

Bng Crosby. OF all people, who the most surprising
question of the week.
What Bing perhaps the most sentimental
tune Irving Berlin writes for white Christmas what Can
You Do With General?"
The mood of the wistfu the practice Of this
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02

in the so pounds and over list.
Other cows in the association
producing over so pounds of but
terfat for the month were owned
as follows: R. w. Carr, Creston-6
cows; Olander Slethaug, Bigfork-
6 cows; Byron Graham and Sons,
Kalispell-6 cows; Fredenberg and
Mack, Kalispell-5 cows; Paul
Grossweiler, Kalispell = 5 cows;
Vern Schultz, Kalispell-2 cows;
Otto Wendt & Son, Whitefish-1
COW; Peterson & Hartsock, Kalis-
pell-1 COW; Fred Bolster & Son,
Kalispell-1 COW; John de Yong,
Creston-1 COW; Clyde Peterson,
Creston-1 cow.
The three top herd averages
were: R. w. Carr, 46.2 pounds;
Kenneth Odegard, 41.6 pounds,
and Olander Slethaug, Ais pounds.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
Prepare for Al
Stote Congress

BOHEMIAN - Plans are rapidly
moving ahead for the 1854 Mon
tana All Club congress to be held
at Montana State college Aug. "a
to 27 and more than so committees
are working on the event which
will be attended by some 500 club
members, adult leaders and coun-
ty extension agents from all parts
of the state.
"This statewide event is held an
nually to recognize All club mem
bers and to give them an oppor-
tunity to take part in a program
which provides inspiration, educa-
ton and wholesome fun so that
they return home more effective
All club members and leaders, ,"
Geraldine Fem, associate state
club leader, said.
Theme of the 1854 congress will
be "Working Together for World
Understanding" and the assemblies
and discussion, which are an i'm
portant part of the program, will
be centered on this theme.
Weeks program will also include
a wide range of events in agricul-
ture and home economics as well
as training sessions in leadership
and judging.
County committees determine
the manner in which congress
delegates are selected, giving con-
sideration to their All club rec
ords and number of years in club
work. Each county has a quota for
the number of delegates it may
send and in addition two adult
leaders may attend from each
county. To be eligible to attend
the congress All members must
be IA years old prior to Jan. of
the year of the congress.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02

that he was the unanimous cholce
of all the Missoula clubs for our
festival this year"
A new feature of the festival
will be the addition of 45-minute
intermission program by the Sons
of the Pioneers, probably the best
known western band in the world,
according to Robert Breen, man.
ager of the Field House. The Sons
of the Pioneers have starred In
many moving pictures, with Gene
Autry and others. They are fam
GUS on both radio and television.
Combined with the colorful square
dancers in western costume, the
entire program should be of con-
siderable interest to spectators,
whether they are square dancers
or not, Breen said.
Another advantage for square
dancers over last years festival IS
the fact that the Field House will
be much cooler than the mems gym
used in previous years, according
to Falacy. The air in the entire
area of the field house can be
changed 3 times in minutes. CAL
so, the modern sound system will
be the best we have ever had," )"
Falacy added.
Bruce Johnson will be accom-
panied by his wife, Shirley, who
will help him at the instruction
caccionc in hoth round and square
dancing. For further information
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
Slate SqUore Dance
Clinic at MissoUld

MISSOULA - Fourth annual
Western Dance clinic and festival,
featuring Bruce Johnson of Santa
Barbara, Calf, as master of cere-
monies and a special intermission
program by the Sons of the Pho
neers will take place on the Mon
tana State university campus July
8, 8, and 10, according to Ted Fa-
lacy, president of the Missoula
Federation of Square Dance clubs.
instruction sessions, sponsored by
University Roundup of tn e
Arts, will be held in the Student
Union Gold room. The Friday and
Saturday night dances will take
place in the new Field House.
Bruce johnson is one of the
younger callers and master of
ceremonies who is fast becoming a
national favorite, according to Fa-
lacy. johnson is particularly well
known for his numerous Windsor
records, and for his work in Cali
fornia. His assignments have in
cluded two Associated Square
Dance Roundups with over three
thousand dancers; the tri-counties
Roundup in Santa Barbara; the
Santa Barbara fiesta dance and
many others. He has taught at
Asilomar, and will be on the staff
of the Stockton Folk Dance camp
this July and August. He has done
considerable television work on
KFI-TV, KFY-TV, and has an
hour radio show over KTMS, San
ia Barbara. "He called one dance
in Missoula last year," Falacy said,
"and we enioyed him so much
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02

on the festival, those interested
should write to the Missoula Fed
Grafton of Square Dance clubs. P.
o. box 468, Missoula.
legs, one of which she probably
lost during the following hunting
season.
BY air, the shortest way the elk
could have traveled-if elk flew
would be l40 miles. Department
personnel speculated that the elk
must have travelled five or six
hundred miles, minimum, between
the point of release and where 1t
was shot.
A department spokesman re-
ported that such trips, while not
rare, were at least unusual. OF the
thousands of animals trapped and
transplanted, less than five records
of such long tricks have been OBJ
tanned. The other elk normally To-
cate themselves in radius of ten
to twenty miles of the release site,
a department spokesman said.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
Announce Highest
Bufferfut Producers

KALISPELL-Flathead D.H.IA.
tester, T. Milton Stiles announced
top producing cows in the asso-
citation for May. Highest on the list
was a COW in the herd of Kenneth
Odegard, Creston, with 1877 pounds
of butterfat. Odegard had five
other cows producing over so
pounds of butterfat for the month.
Clifford Barney of Bigfork had the
second and third cows-producing
$50 and $50 pounds of butterfat.
Barney also had two other cows
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
Find Elk Travels
.14O Air Miles

HELENA-A numbered identi-
fication tag received by the Mon
tana Fish and Game department
last week came from the ear of a
COW elk with a desire to see the
world.
Joe Gaab, big game biologist for
the department at Livingston, re-
ceived the tag from Vincent Mar
chiando of Ennis who shot the cow
in Madison county last fall on Oct.
is.
The animal was bagged on Stock
creek which is a fork of Wolf creek
near Cameron. Although she had
only three legs, she was in fine
condition.
Gaab, after receiving the tag,
traced department records and
found that the cow was trapped
in Yellowstone National Park and
released in the Rock Creek drain
age of Missoula county on March
4, 1852. She was released in good
condition with a complete set of
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27

5Is-NEW. NO CASH PAYMENT. a,
nancing TO be avail. in our new sec
of Rosers Hts. Now open. Make your
selection of lot while choice home.
sites are still available. Limited
number OF beautiful brick homes tc
be built, Select your own interior
decorating. tile, linoleum, etc. For
complete information, come Il
sample house. 1904 Goth ave
Rogers Hts. Subdiv, Hyatts., Md
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO.
WA. $3.50: ewes, WA. 1858
AP. 7-14T7. -2S
n. ACRES (chickensl 8 mi. to D. c..
neat 9 rm. bungalow, full bsmt.. OF
h.-wh.. screened front porch
garage, city water, mr.. transp. ant
shops. SI2,95Q; terms. LOUIS
MILLER, REALTOR. UN. 1928
ewes. WA. 7-60l2. rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

This home. & yrs. old, but Just like
new. features Ice. liv. rm. with fire.
pl,. lge. din. rm., kit. with built-in
breakfast nook, pushbutton. double
oven stove, lge. refgr.;s 3 lge. bed
rms. and bath, end a.; plus f1oored
attic, screened side porch. Shade
trees, fenced yard. S17,950.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. $4,000
O2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Comeona My House
OpEN CTTNnAv 1-6

It's Just q baby, only z months old,
sits on Q pretty half acre OF ground
with Bethesda Country Club Coli
Course as our neighbor in rear
Living room with fireplace. separate
dining room. ! bedroom and powder
room on LIST floor, 2 large bedrooms
and bath on 2nd floor. Full base
ment with outside entrance. Near
NH. $24 $50. Directions Out
Georgetown rd.. 3 miles to Bells Mill
rd.. first street past Little Church in
miles to iO032 woodruff I'd.
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5616 MASS. AVE.
ADJOINING "SUMNER"

Open Sun, l to 8
TWo-year- Jacobson-built brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. cleo.
kit; alum. windows and screens;
Anchor-fenced rear yard; large gar;
moved and must sell. Priced below
cost ct 500, 800; will take small
cash payment. Mr.. McGee,- Oh. q
240e, with DRURY REALTY CORP,
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THE HOUSE
BEFORE SPRING
TRIPLETS

IN CHEVERLY--New 3-bedrrn. cedar
shingle bungalow: add = big rms.
upstairs: very attractive: your In
spection invited.
RADIANT VALLEY-Cozv 2-bedrm.
brick: radiant heat; dishwasher. CT
or conventional. Low down payment.
Mr.. CHEVERLY-Semid brick. 3
pedrms. Low down payment. Assume
lKe. CT loan.
DOUG M. SMILEY, INC.
0N' 4-s@6o UN. 4-ss51o
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TOO MUCH FOR Sl2,5O0

New rambler. You won't believe It,.
3 huge hedrms.. your dream KIT.
cclored tile bath. bis picture vim
dow. full bsmt.. insul.. Venetian
blinds. alum. screens. lge. Level lot
Nr. Mt Rainier bank Only 5000
down. UN. 4-053i Ewes, RE. D.
I'm SIN REALTY INC
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lit OAKDALE DIR.
Shoppers, Welcome

LANDOVER HILLS. MD.
AT S16.250 we offer a new group OF
3-bedrm. 40-ft brick ramblers. >
min. from Wash. BALTIC. freeway;
OPEN SAT, 2-5; SUN. 11-6
10 reach: Out Defense hwy. mi.
beyond Wash. BALTIC. freeway. turn
left on 6Sth ave. bear right blks.
10 Greenvale pkwy.. right TO 6Sth
pl right to house No. 4142.
JOHN HOKE SALES NE. S-15SI
COLORED- OPEN sun. e-6. 60Os
Reed st. N. EnGlewood, 5-rm.
bungalow on "a acre lot, partly
finished bSmt For further details
call MRS. LOUGHLIN. AID. 4-"24O
or DE. 2-44S1. -2S
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HOUSES FOR sALr--Mp.
BRICK CAPE COD

91s GIsT AvE.-S16,500
bedrooms, . baths. oil
INV. h.. oak floors. bsmt. with OUT
let: level lot; about $1,000 cash.
BRICK CoLoNIAI--vAcANT
Forest Grove Area bedrms., Ia
baths. full bsmt., gas &C. h.. built
in garage, large lot: $4,000 cash.
Bal. terms.
FRANK cRAvER, RA. 3-4635
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERKSHIRE-S16,500 Mt. Calvary
parish; brick Cape Cod; liv. rm-.
stairs for 2 additional bedrms.. fun
basement; attrac. corner property.
S SAi, nS SSrs snd inspect 90, GRIsMoND
BERWYN HEIGHTs-3- bedrm. all
brick rambler. full-size mirror over
firepl.. 8 lge. closets. ALICE. kit.
full-size walk-out bsmt. with picture
window. Lot 50x1S0x196. Price
$1,000. 1913 Berwyn I'd. Tower
.5oo-vet or non
den. Ice: equipped kit, fun bsmt.;
lot; cow. public and parochial
schools: fare zone. H. CARLYLE
de. LOZIER. Realtor, WA. $4,000,
WA, 10000. Is
CHEvERLY AREA-Large e.bedrm
prick bungalow IN Al condition;
luxe kitchen: stairway to expand
s sblss at. attic. Compare this value a. 1;
va 49,. 3Saeo . II II s pm. RosERF
cfrN Won 3 S BED ranch rambler d
down 5do N, G. FEKETE. Resltor:s 20.
PARk-Tourist home. ar
ranged for sep. apts.., 5 bedrms..
liv.. rm.. flrepl.. din. rm.. kit. equip.
with dishwasher. range. refgr. 100
II. frontage on US. No. |. / mi. no
U. of M; .landscaped lot. Garage
and workshop. Full bsmt. Oil h.
VIII S16.450. Terms to suit purch.
2-7O7o. W. w. LEWIS, Resitor;
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Rooming
house, completely furnished: IS
rms. 3 baths. y Kitchens; also j.
rm. land bath bungalow on same
Screened porshes: s-sere around,.
ers apt. By OWNER. s32.0o0 or
best offer. AP. 1852. rs
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Open
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coonis in t our very hes best sectien
3esslen. coSHEE ' Really " CO. SS.
COLLEGE LeGi PARK-Attrac. new g.
S Sfdnm s. esDs cs GSG TIE c Pa'h iessr
dinette: lEe; liv. rm.; oak fioors:
by builder 1904 r. I. ave. YIN
IE1tssSSE PARK-New 4-bedToom
Cape Cod; 2 tile baths, lge. kit.
with GE refgr. and steel cabinets;
lge. liv. rm. with picture window:
oak floors: z closets; full bsmt.;
driveway; fully insulated. Sale by
builder. 92O6 r. /. ave. UN. 4-0463.
EAST EVANSVILLE Asbestos
shingle bungalow. Liv. rm. with
firepl., kitchen. dinette space. 2 bed
rooms and bath: front and real
porches; full basement; Anchor
fence. Price. $4,000 Reasonabl.
down payment. LEIGH C.. KELSEY
Jr., Ii. AHA or WA. 7-454S;
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AN OPPORTUNITY

CHEVY CHASE-To close estate
west OF circle. Close to schools,
tation; ATTRACTIVE, LIvABLE
HOME: QUICK POSSESSION: LOT
S0xlZo. Beaut. grounds. fine shade
and Towering trees and shrubbery.
HOUSE. stucco. SLATE roof. SPA
CIOUS porches; southern exposure;
all corner rms, LIST FL. living room
2lxlb, windows 3 sides, large fire-
place, cente hall. easy stairs, Law
ATORY' large din. rm., kitchen and
pantry. 2nd FL. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths and study. 3rd FL. MAIDS
RIM: In finished attic and space for
BASEMENT. with maids rm. and
bath and space for REC. RIM. and
storage. STEAM HEAT, BRYANT
gas boiler HOUSE IN EXCEL. cond.
RECENTLY REDECORATED, GA.
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LET US SHOW YOU THESE
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BELLEMEAD
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
USUAL SETTLEMENT COSTS
MO. PAYTS.. $63.34
PLUS TAX AND ms.
hree-bedroom. 2-story houses; lge.,
fully equip. kitchens; lge. liv. rm.
and utility rm. Homes have several
fine features. Convenient to public
schools. Dir: Out Annapolis I'd.
to Food Fair. right 2 blks. to 75th
ave, right 2 blks. to sample house
at TAOS Parkwood st.
ONLY 3 LEFT
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
REALTORS-AP. Till
EYES, APP. 7-O5S2-WA. 7-5733
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27

MT. RAINIER-2 APIS.
Choice location. First A.. liv. rm. with
large. equip. kit: End H.. .
nice sized bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath, separate entr.: full bsmt.: oil
h.-w.h. immaculate condition
throughout. ONLY $4,000 DOWN.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-450O Till 2 PM.
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GI-S689 DOWN

GI-$689 DOWN
1850 DENLEY RID.
OPEN 2 TO 8
A three-bedroom brick rambler; full
basement; in new-house condition.
Drive out Georgia ave, 1.S miles
past Wheaton shopping center. to
Denley I'd and left to house. Ho.
2-611s; eyes,. OIL. 2-4704 or OIL.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27
RIVERDALE-S1O,95O
INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE
Don't miss this oppor. to buy lee
Diet. Groom home; > baths, oil heat
bsmt.; Diet. ear.: chicken house: tool
shed; . acres OF sround. Priced for
quick sale. Ii. $1,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.