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The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
HS-I Vices Haze
June Coffee At
4Aeropaln,s Thurs.

The June coffee of the Officers
Wives Club of Helicopter Anti.sub-
marine Squadron was held last
Thursday at Aeropalms.
1t was farewell to Mrs. V. F.
Hultstrand who is leaving soon.
The Wives presented her with a
lovely gold charm bracelet as a
token of fond remembrance.
The retiring chairman, Mrs. R.
]. Thomas, opened the meeting
by welcoming Mrs. w. F. Lilly into
office az new chairman.
During the summer months the
Wives will meet at the pool at the
Seaplane base, bringing their own
''box lunch"
The first of these poolside lun-
cheons will be on June 16 and on
the third Wednesday of each mon
tn thereafter.
Hostesses for the July coffee will
be Mrs. H. S. Todd and Mrs. w.
H. Richards.
The Wives welcomed Mrs. Rob.
ert Rogers aboard. Her husband,
Cdr. Rogers, is relieving Cdr. HUI.
strand as the commanding officer
of HS-1.
Following the business meeting,
the Wives enjoyed refreshments
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
George Branigan and Mrs. George
PEBBLES.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07

Mrs. Padron's pink lace dress
was embroidered with sequins and
pearls. She wore a pink feathered
hat and white carnation corsage.
A reception for five hundred
guests was held at the Elks Audi
torium Immediately after the cere-
mony.
The brides table was covered
with handsome white cutwork
cloth. Crystal candelholders flank
ed the beautifully decorated four
tiered wedding cake. The flower
arrangement was of white roses.
The other tables were decorated
with yellow roses.
Mrs. Milton Evans and her dau-
ghter assisted in the serving. Mus
ic was provided by Mrs. Pudella at
the piano.
The bride is a graduate of Key
West High school where she was
popular member of school or
ganizations and was cheerleader.
After graduation, she was employ
ed by General Electric Corporation.
Mr.. Padron is also a graduate
of the local high school and is
associated in the contracting bus
mess with his father.
After spending some time with
their guests, the young couple left
for a two week tour of the state.
Mrs. Padron travelled in a light
pink linen suit. Her ccrsage was
of white orchids.
They will be at home after June
Ia at 1926 South Street.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ing included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Garcia, Mrs. Amelia Garcia, Mrs.
Gloria Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fritz and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gull
pepper, all of Miami, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spalke of New Hamp-
shire.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07

British railways often run trains
for ladies only with tea served on
the trains during outings of wom-
ems clubs.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
! 1T
Girl Scouts
Together

Brownie Troop 9, sponsored by
the Harris Elementary School
PTA, is one of the largest and most
active Brownie troops in the city
Their leader is Carol (Mrs. Al)
Guinette. Beverly Sue Jones, In.
termediate Troop 10, is junior as.
sistant leader.
Mary Patrisha O'Hara writes, 81
belong to Brownie Troop 9 and
what like best is when we make
things. l enjoy Brownies very
much. would like to 60 camping
best OF. all. ~ -
We hold our meetings in the
Harris School Library. We all have
very much fun. We are in many
plays. We also play games and
read.
Johnna johnson says, 81 belong
to Brownie Troop No. 9. We meet
at Harris School. We play games
and make cards, boxes and pot
holders.
/ like singing and relay races
best. We are going on nosebag
hike on June II. We have "a girls. .
Sharon Carson tells us, 1--WE have
fun in Brownies. Mrs. Carol is a
nice Brownie leader. She lets us
sing and let's us do relay races
We are going on a nosebag hike.
/ have a good time. Our troop
number is g."
Note to parents of Troop 9 Brow.
MES: The troop will not meet on
Thursday, June 10. The next meet
ing will be Thursday, June II.
Brownies should come prepared for
their nosebag hike.
We have had notes from Troop
and Troop 9. Won't some of the
other Girl Scouts write us about
their troop and some of their pro.
jects and activities they enjoyed
most of all?
You can bring your letter to The
Citizen office or mail it to Girl
Scouts Together" in care of The
Key West Citizen, Greene Street.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Junior Garden
Club Activity
Is Under Way

The recently re-activated Junior
Grden Clubs are off to fine start.
The Junior Gardeners at Poincia-
ma, Truman and Douglass have
elected their officers. The Harris
School group will have its initial
meeting on June 9.
The Junior Gardeners at the Com
vent and ST. Joseph's School will
hold their election of officers at
the regular weekly meeting which
will be held at the Bayview Park
on Thursday, June 10, at 1890
a. m.
Hibiscus is the flower of the
month and the Convent and St.
Joseph's group did a beautiful job
of planting hibiscus cuttings in tin
cans to care for at home.
Discussions and plans for vege-
table gardens to be planted this
fall were also made at the June 5
meeting.
Merle Deland, assistant Junior
chairman, presented preliminary
instructions on dish gardening.
A forthcoming class will be on
dried arrangements, so if you see
a youngSter toting seed pods, dried
leaves, flowers, grasses and COCO
nut Spathes, you can be sure that
you are watching a Junior Garden
club member collecting material
for this class!
Scott Shields was elected presi-
dent of the Poinciana Junior Gar
den Club, and Donna Betancourt
will be the Poinciana treasurer.
Marty Wolf is the Truman pre-
sident, and Antoinette Swain is
their treasurer.
Douglass president is Juliette
Saunders and Jacqueline Pla is the
treasurer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Ley Memorial
WSCS Program
Committee Plans

The program committee of the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice of Ley Memorial Church met
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Ned Simmons to make plans for
the coming years program and
study course for June 1854 through
May 1855.
Program schedules will be made
together with standing committees
and special observances notices in
pamphlet from for each member
of the Society. The group will have
two registered credited study cour!
ses, "The City, and "Under Two
Flags" also visual reports and
guest speakers.
Those attending the meeting
were Mrs. r. z. Gravel, vice pre-
sident and chairman of the pro-
gram committee; Mrs. Stuart Whit
ing, secretary of literature and
publication; Miss Catherine Know
les. secretary of spiritual life;
Mrs. Laurence Hood, secretary of
status of women; Mrs. Ned Sim
mons, secretary of missionary ed
ucation and service and Mrs. Mer-
ren Sands, president of the Wom-
ems Society of Christian Service of
Ley Memorial Church.
There are about $50, 900 species of
fishes.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07

was from DoMaggiore C-dur.
The radiant young bride, who
was given in marriage by the
groom's father, was gowned in an
exquisite dress Of Chantilly lace
fashioned on princess lines.
The dress was finished at the
high neckline with tiny mandarin
collar embroidered with pearls out
lining the roses in the lace. The
sleeves came to points over her
hands. The long bouffant skirt fea-
tured scalloped hemline that
ended in cathedral train.
Her veil of sheer illusion fell
from a coronet of white flowers.
Her white rose bouquet was Gen.
tered on white prayer book and
her rosary was of crystal beads.
Miss Rose Perez was her sisters
maid of honor. She wore a nile
green lace dress with nylon bod
ice which fell from the shoulders
in graceful folds. Her small hat of
matching lace was ornamented in
green sequins and pearls, and she
carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Zola Ca
mus and Miss Dale Roberts. Their
identical gowns were nile green n.y.
Ion net with draped off the shoul-
der bodice. They carried yellow
roses.
The junior bridesmaids, Miss
Carol Padron, groom'S sister. and
Miss Alice Perez, sister of the
bride, wore modified versions of
the bridemaid's gowns.
Another sister of the bride, Miss
Theresa Perez was flower girl. She
wore a long dress in pale yellow
and her basket was nile green.
Enrique Esperdy, cousin of the
groom was best man, and his cou-
sin Ralph Bancell was ring bear
er.
GroomSmen were James Baker,
Orphelio Pazo, Anthony Perez,
cousin of the groom, and Robert
Padron, the groom's brother.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerome Perez of 710
Bakers Lane.
The groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael A. Padron, Jr., live
at sos Wadell Avenue.
Mrs. Perez was gowned in blue
lace ornamented around the seal
loped neckline with pearls. She
wore a pink carnation corsage and
. white feathered hat.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Robert Lastres
|GiUen Music
AaUnrd At Dance

Robert LaStreS received the A.
Maitland Adams Music Award at
the Senior Dance at the Casa Mar
ina on Thursday night.
The presentation was made by
Thomas Whitley, music director Of
the Key West High School. The an
nual award is based on music,
talent and service.
The dance was held in the din.
ing room of the hotel. 1t was beau
tifully decorated for the gala oc.
casion with greenery and flowers.
The band platform was decorat
ed in a graduation theme featur
ing a background of large NOR
tar board cap and diploma. Small
diplomas were used to decorate
the front of the platform.
"The Three Spots" were featur.
ed on the floor show. The trio,
Glynn Archer and Robert and
George Lastres, was making its
last appearance as Robert is leav-
ing for the Air Force and Glynn
enters college in September.
Don Albin, popular night club
singer, sang several appropriate
number dedicated to the gradu-
ateS.
1t was a festive dance with the
girls in their pretty summer for
mails and their escorts in white
jackets.
Refreshments of punch, sand
wiches, cake, relishes and mnts
were served from beautifully ap.
pointed table.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07

against the state or just steals a
little bit of grain.
So reported the U. S. Informa-
ton Agency yesterday in describ-
ing what it called Red "Scare
campaign" aimed at holding the
Chinese people in line.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07

Take the vacation travel extras
GREYHOUND gives you. Hundreds
of wonderful Pre-Planned vacation
tours = at extra low Greyhound
fares. Convenient schedules, plus
luxury of Greyhound's Air-Suspen-
sion ride. Enjoy more = spend less
>. Go GREYHOUND!
U. S. TAX NOW REDUCED II
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
OMISSION

The names of Terry Harris, Ben
jamin Trevor and Leon Weech
were inadvertently omitted from
the list of music students who will
appear in recital on Saturday eve.
ming at the Latin American Bap-
tiSt Church.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Martha Perez And Michael PadrOn
Are We'd III Double Ring Ceremony

Miss Perez and Michael Padron, Jr spoke
wedding before flow erbnked altar of ST. Marys Star
the Sea Catholic day. May o'clock the
afternoon.
The Reverend Father cated the impressive double
ring ceremony
Prior to Miss Cleora Roberts the
beautiful Maria and "Pan sAngecus accompanied by Ma
the organ Back ground music for the
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Iran Government
Officials Accused

TEHRAN, Iran, R-An Hanian
Parliament member has accused
government officials of widespread
corruption, including the peddling
of 66 million dollars worth of ra-
toned sugar to black marketeers.
Speaking to the Mails Qower
house of Parliament) yesterday,
Deputy Mahdi Mirashrafi also
charged customs officials looted
IA million dollars worth of goods
from a warehouse here May 20.
He said fire which demolished
the gian. shed was set to cover
up the theft.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
.Ex-POWs Honor
Heroic Chaplain

PILSEN, Kan. Up - The Rev.
Emil J. Kapaun, heroic Catholic
chaplain who died in a wretched
North Korean prison camp, was
honored in his hometown church
yesterday by his fellow prisoners
of war.
A crucifix exquisitely carved by
prisoners from a piece of oak
firewood with a makeshift knife in
the prison camp was presented to
the st. John Church in this tiny
preached his first sermon.
Capt. Ralph Nardella, Paterson,
Nj, presented a check for So, 300
from fellow prisoners of the chap
lain.
Nardella told how the camps in.
mates vowed to contribute a fund
in Father Kapun's honor after he
died of dysentery and pneumonia
May 6, 1851, at the age of IS.
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
Scare Campaign
On In Red China

WASHINGTON Up - In Commu-
mist China today a person may
be publicly tried on the serious
charge of "counter-revolutionary
activity" if he plots rebellion
The Key West citizen., 1954-06-07
BPO DOES Officers To
Meet At Annes TONIGHT

All officers and elected Of
fieers Of the Key West Drove
80, 6Po Does are requested to
meet at the EIks Annex at 1880
p. m. tonight.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
SUBURBAN VALUES

Sales force on duty sunday, g am,
tS 8 Pm. 70 show you the home
Stucco. Cape Cod. 24-ft. liv. rm.,
sep. din: rm., mod. kit. with bkfst.
Tm. 3 bedrnis.: oil h.-w.h. Lovely
lot. l0Sxl42. All utiis. Paved
streets. Only $14.95O.
FORESTVlLLE.. Brick bungalow, 8
Lovely lot. l0Ox125. Many special
features. Only $12,95O.
FoRESTyILLE. 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. ] blk. on Marlboro pike,
Priced TO sell at $13,950,
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Seven new all
brick 3-bedrm. ramblers, flreplaces.
Only $i4.S50; reduced from iS. Si5' 80.
SEAT PLEASANT. 3-bedrm. frame
bungalow. Bsmt. Oil h.-w.h. Ca
rage. A real buy for $10.95O.
TEMPLE HILLS. 3 ali-brick Cape
Gods. 20-ft. iiv. rms. with fire-
places. 2 bedrms.. tile baths, mod
kitchens, unfinished attics. Lots
50x160. Only $13,950. We have
homes with as low as $500 down.
Call 10. 9-9110.
Puffenberper a. Moore
Evening star., 1954-01-17
SILVER SPRING

1908 Cody dr.-Georeia ave. to Au-
gust DIR. follow arrow signs. This
2-bedrm brick bungalow has nice
rooms throughout; fireplace, din.
rm. full basement: stairway TO ex-
pandable attic: vacant. Easy financ-
ing. Close to schools. Priced to sell
Evening star., 1954-01-17
ALEX. VICINITY. VIRGINIA
YOU-ALL COME
S1l.950
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ENfTN ADV uEyrIror


Here. folks; is a brick Cape Cod of
rms. on a lot 65xl 30. that offers
exceptional value. at the price Of
SS6.3o0; There are 3 bedrms. and
the usual ground f.. etc; a bedrm
or den and IL bath on LIST A. The
liv. rm. is l3x22, din rm., has
corner cabinets. There is a large.
fully, equipped kit. side-screened
porch. slate roof. a full basement,
with extra lavatory and pine pan
eled rec. rm.. many extras; such as
mirror over fireplace. Venetian
blinds. aluminium storm windows
Grounds are fenced. Extra storage
rm.. etc. This home may be inspected
bv appt, only and is
EXCLUSIVE WITH
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. va.
TIE. 6-2442. XII. BOOTS; TIE. 6-576O
The Old Reliable once"
Evening star., 1954-01-17
HOME AND INCOME
ALExANDRIA, VA.
x11 Q5l

Well. everyone knows what LYN.
HAVEN Houses are, and listen,
folks, this one offers more. as it
has an extra pine paneled sunroom
or bedroom on the 1st floor in addi-
tion to the 2 bedrooms upstairs.
OF circumstances entirely beyond his
control. the present owner Is selling
for $4,000 less than what he paid
for 1t and 1t may be purchased
on most reasonable terms. Exclusive.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
-220o Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
TIE. 6-2442. XII. BOOTS. TIE. 6-5760.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Burnt Mills Village
SILVER SPRING. MD.

brk.. with glassed breeze
way and garage. Offering the ut
most in fine construction. in excel.
location. 3 bedFms.. 2h baths, lge.
ltv rrn.. firepl.; separate din. rm..
de luxe equipped kit, incl. dish
washer disposal and other features.
Visit this property If YOU want a
fine home. Out Colesville rd. past
Four Corners to Burnt Mills VII
laee. left on Northwest DIR. to 213
and our open sign.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. 4-4t0a Cell Til y PM. Daily
;}3 YEARS DFPENDABTlE SERVICE
21l3 HENDERSON AVE.
OPEN SUM-, / TILL DARK
Silver Spring area--6 rms. brk. Co
lonial, f1repl., screened porch. patio
and basrnt.; four yrs. old; assume
FILA GI loan: level lot. S0x254.
with II towering oaks. pink dog
wood and beautiful shrubs: kit
alone cost owner 81, 500; conv. To-
Gated. Dir: North on Ga. ave. sew
eral blks. past Wheaton Shopping
Center, turn right on Henderson
ave, / blk. to sign. BURVLE o.
RAMSEY. ia. 0-2442 or JU. 9-29Sb.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN TO-DAY, 1913
NEW BRICK HOMES

@1f,5Ott-IUTO UOWN
WEST PARK DIR. AND UNIV. LANE
UNIVERSITY GARDENS
Why are they the fastest -sellina
be amazed at the value offered
Three large bedrms., SEPARATE
DINING ROOM, Ia ceramic tiled
baths; rec. rIn. In bone-dry bsmt
Choice location, facing Govt. park
near everything.
TO reach: West Park DR., is located
Fsa,Ee Fnstween en-. Rigs I'd: and MARYLAND
Robert S. Davis & Co.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
J. Victor Dickey
OFFERS

MT. RAINIER, 5000 DIN, or, 500 .o3
mo. total payment. Ash. shingle
Colonial, lge., sep. din. rm., 2O-ft.
kit. full bsInt., new oil furnace, H.
VIII, hoored attic on Bird a.; l car
fare zone; nr. schools. charches.
shopping.
HYATTsyILLE CHOICE Loc.-seoo
full bsmt.. rec. rm.. oil h.-w.h..
screened sun porch. inclosed back
porch tmakinR 3rd bedrm.), garage:
st: Jerome's. parish.
CoLLGTE aGTs PARk[S7OQ down; oI:
rm... 2-bath brick. Only 3 yrs. old.
Upstairs rented 81 40 mo, with LIST a.
for YOU. Ideal for couple.
HOMES SOLD DURING PAST
immediate appraisal.
]. Victor Dickey, AP. 7-8080
Evening star., 1954-01-17
S56 PER MO.

This includes taxes and insurance;
take over 4eo loan: q real buy;
Cape Cod with expand attic; bsmt.,
with outside entr; lge fenced I'd.
Prize Prize - $3.50. xsn. with nn.n E2Od sized as
, Out Pa. ave. s,e. to end, rt. TO-
Suitland rd., left about 3.5 miles
I'd ESQ station, left on Randolph
rd.. Morningside, follow signs to 4Il4
Woodland rd. JOHN H. McAILIS-
TER, Real Estate. 10. 6-2666.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
A BRICK RAMBLER
$500 DOWN

This very attractive 3-bed-
fm. new home. just below Alex
BELOW MARKET VALUE.
lift. liv. rm. with flrepl.,
comfortable din. area and the
kitchen 10 out Of this world:
knotty pine paneled with lovely
Magic Chef gas range, Hot
Point refrig.. Formica sink and
work table: Bendix auto. wash
ing machine. Be sure to see
this bargain first, as It won't
last long. VIII 60 CT.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
LOHR SPECIALS
OPEN SUN. ] PM. dark
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

CORNER Colonial center -hall brk. of
unauestioned quality. Liv. rm., fire-
place. full din. rm:, kit, and powder
up, plus full bsmt., paneled rec. rm.
with firepl, outside entrance; h.-w.
oil heat. This house should be seen
at $24 500. Out Carroll ave-, right
on Garland ave. to 1900 and our
Evening star., 1954-01-17
ALEXANDRIA
FRANCONIA, $1,000

$1,000 DOWN, $50 MONTH
2 bedrfns.. liv. rm., kit, bath,
front and rear porches: bus
passes door. VI acre ground.
PHONE. PIC IT, n. e-7a44. XII. o-ee44.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
SPRINGFIELD SIN a5n

3-bedrm. house, frame, right
near Shirley FreewayI liv. rm..
din. .rm., kit. and bath; large
poreh--inclosed. Double car
garage. " acre Ground, land
scaped. 81. 900 down: monthly
payments, 500.
PHONE. XII. 9-664z, TIE. 6-7244.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
CAPITQL HEIGHTS

81 800 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath; ami: refrigeTator,
gas range and washer; q lots. Call
TO. 0-B073. III
Evening star., 1954-01-17
ALEXANDRIA
Colonial Investment Co.
ALEX. VICINITY
CAPE COD
S15 750

S15,750
You will be pleasantly surprised and
satisfied with this attractive home
featuring good sized liv. rm., din.
Lm: combination. de, luxe equip.
floor On the I'd floor is q good
sized bedrm and " bath. Large
unfinished storage rm. or extra
bedrm The home is heated by gas.
"A e heat is insulated and has storm
die We consider this an exceptional
value. Exclusive.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
TE. 6-2442. XII. BOOTS. TIE. $500.
The old reliable ONCE"
Evening star., 1954-01-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN / TIL 5
SLIGO PARK TERRACE
~s~v ~~vr n

N<NfANNSANA AAA-A-A \
TAKoMA PARK
Center-hall entr., liv. rm. with mir.
rored firepl., picture window. full
din. rm.. mod. kit. with eatina
space, porch on liy.. rm., 3 large
bedrms. and bath, End mr., finished
rec. rm.. gas heat; nicely lanq.
scaped, shade trees, fenced real
yard. 10se down to GI. Owner
will listen to reasonable terms. See
this house today.
Directions. Out Carroll ave. to Cen
tral ave. 2 blks. and our open sign
LAUREL REALTY co.
S7a0 Flower Ave. S. s. JU. $500
FOR LARGE FAMILY
81 800 down. balance easy payments;
q bedrms.. liy. rm., din. rm., lge
kit, Ia baths, h.-w.h., laundry,
garage; mr.. schools. CURTIS, Brok-
er. JU, 9-5277. 19
Evening star., 1954-01-17
CAMP SPRINGS AREA
. ACRES GROUND
1853 ALLENTOWN ROAD

hOIEl3 1hOOND
6269 ALLENTOWN ROAD
OPEN. ] TO 5
Home for family desirous OF plenty
Ground close to city. safe place for
children to play. vegetable garden.
fruit trees. Well-built bungalow
Det. gar, camR SPRINGS bus within
Reasonable down payment To
reach: Pa. ave sc. TO Branch ave,
right on RI. 3 TO Allentown I'd.
right to house. For appt.. Mr.. Cross,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th ST. AID. 4-?005.
BRICK coLONIAL-Three bedrms
S14. 800.
Five-rm shinsle bunga.; expan. attic;
GL S1l,400.
Six rms. . stories; like new; S11 $50
Two acres; 7-rm. home; $l3, 800.
LOUIS MILLER. Realtor. 400 r. l.
ave. Hyattsville, uN. 4-2T23; ewes,
WA. 7-6012. IL
ALMOST NEW
TIT 71st AVE, SEAT PLEASANT
$500 down. Price. S11.500. 2 bed
rms. semidet. br Gas heat. Nice
yard. Ss1 per mo. takes care OF
everything. Mr.. Saginor. RA. 6-4051.
MARSHALL J, WAPLE CO.
ReAltOr 1924 l4th ST. AID. 4-2005.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Six rms, ami, mr.. everything. va
cant, ike new, side drive, trees.
$500 I'd $1,000 cash, Might rent
or exchange. OWNER. Ia. 9-7O1O.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
BERwYN HEIGHTS
BRICK RAMBLER, $13,50O

2-bedrm. brick and shinGle
combination ramblkr; large liv. I'm.
full! bsmt.. large lot with driveway.
only S13,5Oo mo-; payments less
than 500; low down payment. Call
Mr.. Croson. ewes. TU. 2-6323 with
BLITZ 81 CO..
Ma. 8-6397
Evening star., 1954-01-17
REDUCED 50 $50

OPEN SAT AND SUN, 2-5
6SO3 Wells Pkwy.. Univ. Pk--Splen-
did new hrk. rambler; q lge. rms.
expand. attic; bsmt.. butlt-in gar;
scrnd. porch; frepl.. elec. kit; must
be seen Very easy terms. May
trade. BURTON. .JU. 9-1059. III
Evening star., 1954-01-17
SILVER SPRING

-1109 Oakwood St-Colesville rd. to
Burnt Mills Village entrance, follow
signs. This custom built rambler
should suit the most discriminating
buyer. The best materials and
workmanship; one of the finest fin
size windows and full bath: 3 twin
size bedrms. and . baths: large
modern ail-elec kit; breeZeway to
0Nrnua priee $2S D00
Evening star., 1954-01-17
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S
CHEVY CHASE

500 Morgan DIR. - Wisconsin ave
Just past the D. c. line, left n
blocks to house. Very loyely prewar,
3-bedrm. brick Colonial in excellent
cond. throughout. Recreation rm.
with fireplace and bar; rear porch
overlooking patio and outdoor fire.
place; tool house and fenced yard:
attached gar. Price. SOB, 500.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

ROLLINGWOOD COLONIAL
SHOWN BY APpT. ONLY
Detached brick. center hall plan.
beautiful step-up library with pic
ture window and huge powder rm
super de luxe all-elec. Kitchen with
large breakfast space: 5 bedrms., 3
blks to school. Home Just redeco-
rated in excellent taste. Call WO.
6-3300
Evening star., 1954-01-17
$500 DOWN

Will hny one of these beautiful.
new, 3-bedrm. ramblers on q deeply
wooded. M-acre homesite. Gleam-
ing all-elec. kit, colorful ceramic
large storage attic: Q blocks to
schools: plus 25-yr. CT loan are
a few Of it's manv features. Inspect
todayi Open l til dark. To reach /:
From Peace Cross, out Rte. 80 5.2
mi, turn right on Whitfield Chapel
overpsss gn s mi up Whitfield
Chapel rd. to end. left ] block to
Springdale Gardens in Ardmore, Md.
LandtOn Enterprises
Evening star., 1954-01-17
RRICK COLONIAL,

Only SIT $50. with 10% down to
trance. large 22-ft. iiv. rm. with
mirrored flrepl., side porch OF liv.
rm., family-Size din. rn.. large
equip. kit; End A.. large hall.
bedrms. and sun deck; beautiful
hsmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm. and
built-in bar; fenced lot. with many
shade trees. Only . few blocks on
Evening star., 1954-01-17
8o02 ADFI.pHI RD

OPEN SUNDAY. i i-DARK
Rigs Terrace, adjoining Lewisdale.
22n3 Van Buren, st. New brick
Cape Cod. dormer expansion attic.
lge. liv. rm.. Hotpoint kitchen, dis
posal. dishwasher. full bsmt.; $l5,-
$50. Evenings, HA. 2-7070.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR