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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
National, D. C.'s
Giant Publisher,
Moving to Pike

The National Publishing Com.
pany, one of Washington S
largest commercial printing
firms, will move its headquarters
H. the Rockville Pike.
w. w. Rapley, president, told
the Sentinel yesterday that his
company has purchased 18 acres
between Congressional Airport
Country Club.
Plans are on the drawing
board for the new office, but the
move may not be completed with.
in three years or more, Rapley
added.
National publishes books,
magazines and weekly news
papers, mailing out more than
100000 pieces a month.
Asked if the building would
cost $2,500,000 as reported in a
metropolitan newspaper, Rapley
scoffed:
Il hope not certainly not"
Engineers are designing a
building which will protect pre-
cision presses from the vibra.
ton Of passing Baltimore & Ohio
railroad cars nearby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Private Pools:
ParGdises, Or
Pigs in ParlOr?

The County Council still is
studying pro- and anti-arguments
about community swimming
pools, as the upshot of a hearing
last Thursday.
Backers of the plan to build
community pools, financed and
operated by groups of individuals
in one locality, handed the Coun-
Gil % amendments to a proposed
amendment okaying community
pools.
Opponents asked the Council
to keep control of swim pools,
terming the community pool
projects pig in the parlor"
techniques.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Noyes Blasts
Publicity on
Thrill Gang

Juvenile Court Judge Alfred
Noyes, Tuesday lambasled the
Montgomery County Council for
releasing the names of three
thrill bombers,'
Councilmen had released names
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
youths after a special hearing, al
which they were convinced pub
LEGATION of the names would be
desirable.
Usually, names of Juveniles are
withheld.
Interference"
Judge Noyes told the Council
its action had "interfered with
the operation" of his court, and
asked if the Council planned tc
set new policy, permitting
names of Juveniles to be used.
The Council refused to take
the bait, but said that in the
thrill bombing" case, publicity
was desirable because of the
seriousness involved.
The Council took under advise
ment for a week the wrangle be
tween the State Roads commits
sion and Rockville merchants
over the closing of Monroe
Street.
Monroe Opposed
The Rockville Mayor and Coun
ell last week decided to ask the
Council not to permit the closing
of the street a potential big
business area -but to let the
Roads commission build an over
pass or underpass at Monroe for
the new Washington National
Pike.
With the recent Chestertown
explosion tragedy in mind, the
Council asked the County At
torney to study an amendment to
the fire code requiring a permit
for the use of high explosives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Rec, Traffic and Centenary
Committees Named by City

Recreation, traffic and cente-
nary committees were appointed
Tuesday night by Rockville's
Mayor and Town Council.
Ralph Williams was named
head of a recreation and parks
group. Members will be picked
during the week.
Kenneth Northrop was chosen
to head the traffic and transpor-
tation committee, with Police
Capt. Marion Dayhoff, Mrs. Eliza
beth Talon, George Horneck and
Henry Beard as members.
Tooth AnniverSary-8 bold.
The centenary committee, to
plan the Tooth anniversary of
Rockville's charter, is composed
of Barnard T. Welsh, Mrs. Lila
Thomson, Judge Stedman Pres
colt, William Prettyman and Mrs.
Rose Miller.
lCll man Will DC uoNNN ~
take Craftsmanship of the cente.
nary committee.
In other business, the City
heads decided to try dip into
the federal grabbag, finding out
what federal funds may be avail
able to the City for road and
grade crossing Improvements.
slum clearance, etc.
The City Clerk, Mrs, Sara Nor
timer, was directed to write the
American Municipal News for in
formation on federal handouts.
Mayor HovSepian read that
S35000O,0O0 is available for road
work in municipalities. He
quipped, Il don't suppose we can
get it all"
Settle for half" Councilman
John Oxley Clipped in,
The Mayor and Council also
adopted minutes of the June %
meeting, which included approval
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Horses Arise!
All Roads Lead to Rockville
For Antique Automobiles

Rockville's Greatest Little
Show on Earth" comes to town
Saturday.
Some $50 circa 1910 auto
mobiles began converging on
Rockville today for the 10-region
get-together of the Antique Auto
Club of America.
Merchants are greeting them
with "old fashioned" sale days.
Judging at Noon
Filling up three motels, the
antique auto owners will meet at
noontime Saturday for their big
event.
Among rare automobiles in the
parade will be an 1899 Mobile
Steamer; 1900 Locomobile; 1902
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Wheat Poll

Montgomery County polling
places for Fridays wheat re-
ferendum are:
barnes Wn, GaitherSburg,
Rockville, Potomac, Bethesda 49,
Agricultural ce n ter, Gathers
burg.
Poolesville, BarneSville-Bealls-
vile fire house.
Colesville, Olney, Wheaton 49,
Sandy Spring fire house.
Clarksburg- Methodist church
hall.
Laytonsville-St. Pauls Metho-
dist church.
Damascus Damascus fire
house.
Polling places are open from
8 am. to 7 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
CP Day Camp to
Hold Open House
Next Wednesday

open house" will be held next
Wednesday at the summer day
camp of Montgomery County's
cerebral palsied children.
The camp is at the Silver
Spring intermediate school, Phla
delphia and Chicago Avenues.
Taking part in opening day cere-
monies will be DR.. Forbes II.
Norris, superintendent Of educa.
ton, and DR.. +. V. Ellicotl, direc.
tor Of public health.
Demonstration of physical,
occupational and speech therapy
will be given during the open
house, which begins at 10 am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
City Plans
.Anti-Vice
Committee
County Seat Mecca
For Wrong Houses
Gaming : HOvsepian
(See Editorial on Page A.

toee EultOfldl on Pdge 4
Reports of widespread vice in
Rockville led the Mayor and
Town Council Tuesday night to
consider organizing their own
little "anti-crime" committee.
Mayor Hovsepian said he had
heard stories of gambling and
the wrong kind of houses" operat-
ing at the County Seat.
The city heads agreed to probe
the matter thoroughly at next
Tuesdays meeting, and probably
set up watchdog" committee.
mo Vice Area"
Normally placid, Hovsepian
angrily vowed that Rockville
will not be an area for vice..
If the city can not cope with
the problem, he said, County
police should be called in for help.
The city officials decided to
discuss the scandal at a meeting
in mid-August with the County
Council.
Cleanup Working
Otherwise on Rockville's clean
up front, HoVsepian said he
found residents have been coop
Grating.
Along two notorious lanes, he
said, house-holders have been
clearing away litter in an en-
thusiastic attempt to put the
campaign across.
Signs have been ordered to post
in stores which sell alcoholic
beverages, warning buyers of the
anti-litter ordinance; trash re-
ceptacles now on street corners
will be painted and more have
been ordered.
Longtime RunOr
Stencils, with the words, keep
Rockville Clean" are being made,
the city heads were told.
Hovsepian's breakdown on vice
at the County Seat was the first
Continued on Page d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

be donated by Rockville bust
nesses and civic-minded residents.
A highlight of the day will
follow when members of the
Rockville Junior Woman's Club
don't call us matrons" -
show off old-fashioned bathing
suits.
The 15O-odd cars then will
parade through Rockville, leaving
the Farm at 4:30.
Parade Route
The parade route will be:
From the Farm to Lincoln
Park, to the Rockville Pike, to
North Washington Street, to East
Montgomery Avenue and the Post
Office.
Gathering steam, the cars will
clatter along the main street to
the "Y" of Route 240 and Viers
Mill Road, left to Baltimore
Road, to Horners Lane and back
to the Farm.
Fanatics for authenticity, most
of the antique car owners will be
dressed in the style of the days
their car was born.
Barbecue, Dance
A barbecue, sponsored by the
Rockville Board of Trade, will
follow the parade for the hungry
autoists and guests.
A barn dance in keeping the
early 1900's pace - will begin at
the Farm at 9 pm. Uncle Diddy
and His Maryland Ramblers"
will play.
Merchants have knocked down
prices to somewhere near 1900
cracker-barrel store costs for
Friday and Saturday.
Today's Sentinel carries a COM
plete section devoted to the his
tory of Americas auto industry
and many photographs of the
old-time successors to the horse.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Wild West Days
Return Sunday
At Evans ROdeO

Wild West days will come to
life again Sunday in Wheaton
when the Radie Evans rodeo
opens.
Coupled with the rodeo pro-
gram will be barbecue, a pony
ring for children, Yo-Yo the trick
mule, who delights the moppets
in the six to seven-year class, and
other attractions.
Headlining the show will be
Sunset Kit Carson, popular TV
star, with his horse, Cactus; and
the husband and wife team of
Cody and Cody, stars of the
Western screen and TV shows,
who will present a thrilling
knife-throwing and bull whip de-
monstration. Carson has been
the star in 126 western movies
and the Codys have recently
completed Is western pictures.
Among the thrills promised by
Evans, "the Rodeo King" are top
notch cowboy and cowgirl per
formers who will exhibit the
techniques of the Wild West
rodeo shows, including bulldog
ging, Brahma bull riding, wild
COW milking, calf roping, trick
horses and riding, steer riding,
bullwhip demonstrations, bare
back bronco riding, high jumping
and other features.
The show will be held on the
Radie Evans Flying E Ranch
arena on Layhill Road, a half
mile from Georgia Avenue north
of Wheaton.
The arena is twice the size Of
Madison Square Garden and the
only ranch type open arena east
of the Mississippi River. Plenty
of parking space has been pro
vided on the atena grounds.
Among the 4 additional attrac.
tons are Doe Hollis. of Amarillo,
Texas, champion bull rider; Runt
Smith and his wife, Verna, of
Arcadia, Fla. who will present a
thrilling trick riding program;
the Gaire Ranch Hands, with
schooled horses and ponies and
an array of whip.popping, bull
whip manipulation and similar
demonstrations; Sudie Daniels,
with her "high school pony" and
trick roping.
Sudie has been staying with
the Evans family since her
father was killed by an enraged
Brahma bull at a rodeo held on
AL Marsh Farm on River Road
two years ago.
The performance is for the
benefit of the fund to move the
Church of Divine Healing TO a
new location on Layhill Road
The church now stands on the
property Of the Evans ranch a
good distance from the main
road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Hyde Praised
By Martin as
One of Best

Rep. Dewitt S. Hyde of Mary
lands Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, last week was called zone
of the best first termers" in the
House.
Speaker of the House Joseph
Martin threw the bouquet in
praising Hyde for plotting the
Administrations sabotage and
subversie bill through the House
HE is level.headed and handles
himself we'll on the floor and
impressed members with his abb
lity,' Martin said of the Mont
gomery County Representative.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Taxpayers
Rap Sup't.
On Salary
Norris Defends Move;
But Education Board
Junks Extra $25 Hike

School Superintendent Forbes
H. Norris this week defended an
abortive move to cut eight new
teaching posts from the payroll
so current teachers could get
higher raises.
The plan to chop eight posi-
tons from the 214 okayed by the
County Council, to give teachers
$3.50 raises, instead of 1925, was
turned down by the Board of
Education.
DIR. Norris, answering the
County Taxpayers, Inc, said that
nothing is more important" than
raising salaries the $3.50 original
ly asked.
Mrs. Scharf Goes Along
He and Mrs. John G. Scharf
only board member who went
along with the $3.50 proposal,
said that eight new posts in
music, physical education and
art could be left vacant this year
to get the money for the extra
$25 raise.
The Taxpayers group, headed
by Morris Allen, countered that
school officials had insisted be-
fore the County Council they
must have 214 new teachers.
After long hearings, the Coun.
Gil gave the school administra,
ton, SO per cent of its budget re.
quest, altho the County Manager
had slashed its requests sharply.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

Holsman high-wheeler; 1902 De.
Dion; 1902 Long Distance; 1903,
1911 and 1912 Stanley Steamers;
1903 Grout; 1904 and 1906 Cadil.
laos; two 1910 Pullmans, and a
1909 Motorette three-wheeler.
The farm is the home of State
Senator Anders r. Lofstrand, an
antique auto owner himself. His
1906 Cadillac is prize often
coveted by the nations old car
fanciers.
MatrOns (OOps) Suitable
Sixty prizes will be awarded
during the judging. They will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Cool Hes is Prevail,

School board members this
week voted TO mix a little cool
air with the hot around the adj
ministration building. They
agreed to accept bid on 25 air
conditioning units for the school
headquarters in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

of the City's record budget
$475,741 for operating expenses,
$216,311 for capital.
A breakdown on the capital
projects will be carried in next
weeks Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Sentinel on the Air

r. w. Baxter, the brain" be.
hind this weeks antique auto.
mobile show in Rockville, will
describe highlights of the two
day extravaganza on the Sen
tinel On The Air" program at
l pm. Thursday over radio sta
ton WIDOW. Baxter is eXecu-
tive director of the Rockville
Board of Trade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

The Republican State conven-
ton will be held Saturday in
Baltimore.
A city directory, listing nearly
every resident and business in
what the r. L. Polk company
calls suburban Washington" in
Guiding Upper Montgomery, will
be on the market in seven or
eight weeks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Physics Lab Readied

Maryland univcrsity's institute
Of molecular physics, begun three
years ago, will be in operation
by September.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Craver-Oland Reunion

Craver and GLAND families will
gather August l at the Gathers.
burg Agricultural center for their
annual reunion,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Late News Briefs

Montgomery County's polio toll
this summer rose to five when a
four-year-old Rockville girl and
a 15-year-old Takoma Park boy
were stricken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

d Eighty-seven Countians, a rec
ord number in the seven-year.old
program, are taking part in the
safety play yard contest. The con-
test closes Sept. l. Entry blanks
are available at police stations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

" Remember the repeat perform
ance of 1.-The Grove Album" SIS
pm. today at the Washington
Grove auditorium. Tickets are on
sale at the door.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

An old fashioned Sunday school
picnic, sponsored by the new
Boyds Community Mems club,
will be held at 3 pm. Sunday at
Ralph Staley's meadow on
Thompson'S Corner Road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

A new organization, the Mont
gomery Civic Unity committee,
an interracial group, will meet at
3O pm. next Wednesday at
carver high school, Rockville, to
discuss school migration.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL {
TEMPLE HILLS

Two and three bedrm. ramblers,
sep, din; rm.. lily, rm. with fireplaSe.
and curbs. S13,95o-sI6,950. Terms
Out Pa. ave right on Branch ave
to 2nd overhead trafic light, then
right on st. Barnabas rd. to $500
hiI- IaPt fr
Evening star., 1954-10-10

brick rambler. firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
WESTINGHOUSE kit, full bsmt.,. porch,
down to qualified CT. $4,000. 14O
Fairyiew dr., Fairview Park. Fairfax
Va. For info. call STARNES REALTY
SALE OR RENT--New, Vienna. 3.
bedrm. rambler: $14,900, CT or FILA
COUNTRYMAN E s T ATT 8. JE
2-0726 or JE. 4-646o.
NV nINNER Huet nm -kiiilf kn-fnni
Evening star., 1954-10-10

ALEx.-"OLD PORT SECTION"
2O0-yr.-old brick Colonial; in ex.
quisite condition; 4 flreplaces. 2E
baths, terraced garden. Excellent
terms. Open Sunday. 2-5. House
at 214 s. Royal st. J. G. MAIZE
Realtor XII. 9-S646.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

NO. 12 MD. AVE. PARKLAND
A cute bungalow featuring 9 bedrms..
din. rmy equip. kit. full bsmt;
Almost h-acre lot; Y blk. bus and
shop, S12.950, So. 500 down.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
NEAR HECHT'S

Three years young. All-brick ram
bier: nice. liv. rm., pretty kit. 8
lot. Only S14. 900. No cash re-
quired. Call ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

BY OWNER-Custom- -built. b0-foot
brick rambler, conveniently located
center. Contains large living room
with floor -to-ceiling brick fireplace,
3 bedrms. with ample closet space,
Ia baths, fully. equipped living
kitchen and laundry room. also at
right for quick sale, S19.950. Open
Sat. Sun. 1854 N. Nottingham,
KE, S-391S. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-10

$I6,5OO, FHA TERMS, delightful
Holmes Run Acres--New-cond dition,
modern contemporary rambler on
large corner lot. 3 bedrms., din. area,
lovely liv. rm.; fully equip. kit. Has
carport plus large patio with twin
oaaIified % purehaser iS % Approx SSrS2 81 800 M
down payment with easy FILA terms
MILKEY REALTY CO. ia. 7-O250.
JA 7-029O ia. 7-O205.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
OPEN SUN, l TIL 6
50 n00 DOWN

Can be sold to non-veteran or vet.
eran; beautiful. brick home. on q
andria, across from Mt. Vernon High
School. Three bedrms., la baths
reception hall 7x9. liv. rm. with
firepl., full-size din. rm.. equip. kit.
/ bedrm. and half bath on 1st floor
Q bedrms. u4x18, 11x1S). and com.
closets; full bsmt.. oil heat, copper
plumbing. Venetian blinds; good bu,
transp. Asking $17,950. Directions;
Follow U. S. No. / hwy. south about
8 mi, past Alexandria to Mt. Yer
non High School. turn right at high
school to open house.
BELL REALTY
Colonial Building, Alexandria. Va
XII. S-1s6S 8 Till. G
Evening star., 1954-10-10

BY OWNER-FRANKLIN PARK
Nearly new brk ;.Is ramssl6sr, s6r,s On iy sboIt rIo
huge picture window, lrepl.. scrnd
porch: dining .rm. 14x16 with pic
ture window: large, custom kitchen;
breakfast bar pantry: sun deck:
twin-siZed .bedrms., 2 colored tils
two closets. Ground-level, pine
paneled activity- rm. 30x34 with fire-
place book shelves, lge. picture
window and V bath, 2-car gar
and workshop: asphalt driveway
and turn area. School and city bus;
S37.50O. No agents. please. kE
S-53I7. 10'
SITTING PRETTY-FALLS CHURCH
On slight knoll-New 3-bedrm., 2
bat5 rambler, featuring. paneling IL
both in and outdoor living rm.. :
with ALOE appliances. to make lift
easier; full bsmt. and garage; almost
hwy. to West Great Falls St. turr
right about / mi. to Hutchinson ST..
turn left to REYNOLDS st.. 2nd house
on right. Ill
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Alexandria. Rosemont Sec.

Direct from owner, a.
year-old brick end row house.
2 bedrms., tile bath, liv. rm.,
din. area, equip. kit. Venetian
blinds, Bendix washer. gas
h.-w. heat. walking, distance
to high school, jr. high end
grammar school. also shop
ping. Assume large AZ GI
loan; S5S.25 monthly includes
tax and insurance. Approx:
$1,000 cash needed. Total
price. $10,950. TIE. 6-e233.,
Evening star., 1954-10-10
NO
STAIR CLIMBING

With this downstairs powder rm. Just
of ultra-mo kit. family. din. rm,,
14x20 liv. rm, with firepl., 3 bed
rms, full bath. full bsmt., attrac-
tive yard and neighborhood: garage
snd p9rcni all Spite;e; t;e; co9yenient ye ieo
81 800 cash will handle. Call ia. 4
5000,
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--yA.
ALEXANDRIA AREA

Immaculate COnQltlOn
fenced lot OF in Franconi& Extra large
kit. elec. range. refgr.. auto. wash
ing. machine. large .liy. .rm.. 2 bed
ppnlidown stairway to ,,,, storage r sttie, a,,S
aluminium storm windows and scr.
Venetian blinds. Very cony. loca;
tion. Down payment, $1,000. and
assume a large CT trust. of S9.640.
payable StiS per mo-. includes inter-
est. PRINCIPAL Nsa taxes and insurance; T,Ii 4
DEL RAY
New brick semidet.. west side Of
ut; Vernon ave ave; good bus service.
din. rn.. equip. % kit. St full il bsmt. with
Il BATH. outside entrance. gas heat.
Only / left Full. price, $4,000.
Down Pssyyment under FHA. s $1,000; ;.!,1 3
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
$15,750
Brick construction on L9cateS y Fran ,sn
large equip. kit, auto. washer. tiled
bath. full. dry bsmt.. oil heat. We
netian blinds. copper plumbing.
piabteTeu Walls. eAceuent COMMUNION.
Terms can be arranged. -, :,
XII. S-1S6S q Till
FRAME CAPE COD
In excellent condition. Very attrac-
tive: good location: 8 blocks from
grade school, Lear det. garage;
" acre. Nice kit. with dining area,
liv. rm., 2 bedrms and tiled bath
on 1st floor, ] large bedrm. on 2nd
floor. utility room oil heat, excel.
garden space. Full price. only Sl2,-
$50. Will try CT contract.
BELL REALTY co.
Colonial Bldg. Alexandria. Va. .
XII. 8-1S6S 3 Till
10 .
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ALEXANDRIA
LITTLE FOLKS

GI-$11.4 1.400-APPROVED
Brick, 5 rooms. Clean
throughout. Full basement.
Completely fenced yard
with fruit trees. Excel.
and handy location. GI
down payment, balance
approx. 500 per mo. for
everything. ia. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
MIS-. bOnIgeI-ht. ; "
DREAM RAMBLER

Like YOU see in pictures, new 54-ft
rambler with carport. Picture
window. lge. liv. rm.. din. Il, de
luxe equipped kit. 2 lge. bedrmss .
with sliding. closet doors, full 6smt;;;;
lot I00x1T0. with trees. VIII sell
fast at S16950.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
TAKOMA PARK

7-fm. masonary home: liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. large den. equip
ped kit. breakfast room. 3 bedrms:
h.-w.h. built-in garage alum. storm
windows beautiful fenced garden
with fishpond. large front porch:
priced for quick sale: call Mr..
tDobbs) Dobrowlski for terms or
trade.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Ex. Sails JU. 5-so66
Evening star., 1954-10-10

ARLINGTON, Ballston area-Just the
place for q young couple to build
their love nest. Bungalow, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, Q bedrms., oil burner
h.-w. heat. Venetian blinds. high
ceilings, newly papered; porch in
closed with glass, wonderful foI
flowers through winter; transp.
everything near. Lot. 50x150'
CHESTER COGSWELL
736 N. Albemarle st, ia. 1888
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
ALEXANDRIA
oTn popr srrr1oNI

OLD PORT SECTION
Authentic Colonial brick town house
on historic Cameron sc. Side hall
ent., flreplaces, l4x2S liy. rm.,
l5xl5 dining rm. and ige. Kit. on
second floor, sitting rm., 3 bedrms
and bath. 3 attic rms. and bsmt.
Lovely yd. hidden from street view.
Price to sell: offers considered.
OVERLOOKING THE CITY
A suburban Colonial home in @ shady
grove Of l acre plus--perfect as an
artists or authors retreat or for
the imaginative homemaker wanting
something unusual and different
Immense s1uare-shaped liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., kitchen. Q bed
rms, 3 haths. Some restoration
needed. Appraised by estate to sell
for sci 900.
Bob Duncan, Real Estate
332 So. Wash. St., Alex. XII. s-sO15
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ARLINGTON
NY EMITAM EOR rs

ARIINITION
BELLEVIEW FOREST
Desirable Neighborhood
Corner Lot--Dogwood Trees
2 Bedrooms Baths
PERFECT KITCHEN-REC. ROOM
SCREENED BREEZEWAY-GARAGE
PRICE. S32 2,0O0-TERMS
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IA. s-1252 Exclusive IA. 7.2659