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Evening star., 1954-12-06
Ry the Assocloted Fres,

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Wal
ter Wolfner. owner of the Chi
cago Cardinals, has made it quite
clear that her National Football
League team will remain here
despite reports that Buffalo
group is seeking the franchise.
The Chicago American carried
a story yesterday in which it
stated that the Buffalo group al
ready had made a solid proposal
to Bert Bell. NFL commissioner,
for the franchise, and that nego-
tiations had reached the point
where only Mrs. Wolfner's con-
sent was needed.
Bell later told a Buffalo paper
ski, other teammates, live across
the street.
A muscular, energetic player,
Sparks came to the Redskins
from the San Francisco Forty
Miners early this season and fig
ured Importantly in the Wash
ington teams 1855 plans. He
was one of the hardest workers
on the squad, but off the field
was reserved and sought to avoid
the spotlight.
Sparks played high school
football at Lorain and from there
went to the University of South
Carolina, where he captained
the 1850 team. He played in the
North-South all-star game at
Miami after his senior season
when he was selected as ALL
Southern guard and received
honorable mention on the As
sociated Press and United Press
All-American teams. He was
drafted by the Forty Miners,
joining that team in 1851. Coach
Buck Shaw regarded the player
as one of the fastest guards ever
brought to camp.
Sparks was called up for mill
tary service after one year with
the Forty Miners. rejoining the
squad this season. He was the
last man cut this season just
before league play began. and
the Redskins picked him up i'm
mediately. They weren't dis
appointed.
Sparks, along with Vic Thomas
and Don Boil was to have at
tended a dinner tonight, given
at the Touchdown Club by the
Lions Club honoring the football
squads of Bethesda Chevy Chase
and Blair High Schools.
Another dinner scheduled at
the Press Club tonight, at which
Redskins ,off1cials and coaching
staff were to be entertained by
press and radiomen covering the
team, was postponed.
Evening star., 1954-12-06
New Pro Cage Team
Will P!uy at Turner's

A new professional basketball
team is now being organized and
will play at Turner's Arena be-
ginning the day after Christmas.
Mack Posnak, who formerly
played with st. Johns College
| of Brooklyn, has been signed to
coach the team, which held its
first workout yesterday. A squad
of 90 reported. The next drill
will be held at pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-12-06
Pro Football

Yesterdays Results.
San Francisco, 30; Green Bay, 0.
Philadelphia, 13; Detroit l3 ttiel
Cleveland, "a: Washington, IA.
New York, "a; Pittsburgh. g.
Chicago Bears, 80; Chicago Cardi-
nails. Z.
This Weeks Schedule.
Saturday.
Baltimore at San Francisco.
Sunday.
Chicago Cardinals at Washington
Detroit at Chicago Bears.
Green Bay at Los Angeles
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Kraus, Dale McBrine, Roy Reed,
Karen Myers, Fred Shaw, Shirley
Slaughter, William Spence, John
Mac Stevens, Carol Wright.
Grade 1-2, Miss Stats, teacher
John Biddle, Sally Cooper, Billy
David, Wilson Harris, Janet Helm,
Charles Jones, Nancy Lowman,
Laura Mahaffey, Darlene Moore,
Nancy Moore, Freddy Morris, De-
anna Smith, Patsy Passwater, JAN
ice Rochester, John Steller, Janice
Wilder.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
er-Medford Davis, Edgar Hurd
Harvey Reed, Leon VanArsdale
Sharon Allen, Virginia Bessingeri
Carol Ann Brown, Anita Darrell
Katherine Kiemicki, Margery Nc
Clements, Patricia Moore, Patricia
Payne, Avis Snow.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Eva Pierson, Terri Slaughter, Gary
Harvath. David Layton, Ronald
Sayers. George Slaughter, stephen
Schmittinger.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teacher
Wayne L. Carrow, Willis Martin,
George Norris, Ronald Reed, Rob-
ert Riddagh, John Slaughter, DON
aid R. Reed, Joyce Archer, Cath
erine Hurd, Patricia Hawke, Diane
Severson, Lillian Snow, Dorothy
Wilson, Donna Rae Moore.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Lynn Carey, Fay Dietert, Deborah
Downs, Viola Duchatel, Lucille
Fischer, Sandra Haley, Betty Jane
Kemp, Cynthia Lamb, Louise Lang,
Roger Attix, Earl Davis, Nelson
Everhart, Preston Poore, Ronald
Powell, William Willis, William
WisnieWski, Glenn Wright, John
Weirt.
Grade 2-3, Mrs. Joseph, teacher
Bruce Akin, Barbara Clough,
Patsy Dalis, Peggy Daniels, Rita
Diemicke, Joseph Haman, Shelby
Harrington, James Hewes, Ronald
Hoffecker, Bonnie Langrell, Eugene
Moore, Billy Nowland, Sharon Pos
ties, Lloyd Slacum, Randall Slaugh-
ter, Winfield Snow Beverly Startt.
Grade l., Mrs. Powell, teacher
Edgar Faulkner, Jane Fortner.
Ward Fortner, Kenneth Haley, Ar
leen Jarman, Donald Jones, Kaye
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Eagles viii open with Karl Geb-
hart and Turk Orvis as forwards,
Tom Simpson at center, and Bill
Denney and Sam Jacobs as guards.
Leroy Everett is expected to di-
vide the playing duties with Turk
orvis. The junior varsity team viii
have Bill Pritchard and Kendall
Hudson as forwards, James Gray
at center, and David Deakyne and
Jay Knight as guards.
On next Tuesday night the
Eagles will oppose Saint Andrews
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21
Home Economies Club

The Home Economics Club had
as their speaker Miss Virginia Ma
son, health and nutrition expert, at
their meeting on January IA.
Miss Mason stressed to the Club
members the need of preparing
well-balanced nutritive meals in
this age of excitement. Shirley
Shane and Jean Dixon, club offic-
ers, entertained Miss Mason at
lunch in the school cafeteria.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Even a mild mistake must be
seen as a mistake, in order to be
corrected; how much more, then,
should ones sins be seen and re-
pented of, before they can be re-
duced to their native nothingness!
Baker Eddy.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Il II Il
Cynthia Deamer, James Fleming,
Phyllis Gardner, Jack Hurd, Rob-
ert Keen, Dorothy Montgomery
Raymond Moore, Bette Summers
Kenneth Wilson.
Grade 6-1, Miss Matthews, teach
er-Russen Brown, Larry Carrow
Richard Lowman, Robert Moore
Howard Pletsch, William Ramsey
John Sheridan, Homer Shorts
Harry Summers, Louise Cole
Nancy Graham, Carol Guarro, ,Eller
Moore, Joyce Pepper, Carol Wyatt
Susan Spence, Carole Stachech
Virginia Wyatt.
Grade 6-2, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Nancy Boyles, Daniel Fox, Donald
Jarman, David Marsh, Franklin
McGinnis, James d. Miller, Jean
Patterson, Margaret Scuse, Lee
Severson, Thomas Stachecki.
Grade 6-3, Mrs. Pryor, teacher
Janet Lowman, Geraldine Moore
Betty Pleasanton,. Ralph Knots
Robert Mahaffey, Dennis Potter.
Grade 5-1, Miss Scout, teacher
Norma Jane Brittingham, Kath-
crime David, Carol Ann Downes
Evelyn Gardner, Kathleen Nc
Elwee, Lana Reed, Joan Stevens,
James Council, James Fischer,
Kenneth Getty, Raymond Lowman,
Robert Mitchell, Joseph Myers,
Gordon Reed, Francis Richards,
Kenneth Shane, James Slacum.
Grade 5-2, Mrs. Gee, teacher
Constance Bush, Diane Dixon,
Carol Gordon, Lorraine Pierson,
Audrey Poore, Mary Emma Smith,
Sandra Warren, Robert Boyer,
George Jackson, Carl McClements,
Walter Moore, William Richards,
George Shane, Robert Slower, Ken
meth Smith, James Steller.
Grade Al, Mrs. Piper, teacher
Skippy Busker, Skippy Carrow,
James Darrell, Brandy Jones, Noel
Lebel, Samuel Mitchell, Bobby
Pritchard, John Ramsey, Franklin
Reed, Leonard Reed, Lee Slaugh-
ter, Dick Stinson, James, Vessel,
Sharon Archer, Joyce Christopher,
Karen Everhart, Barbara Fortner,
Rosemary Lamb, Mary A.McBrine,
Mary Morris, Cheryl Wisniewski,
Mary Ann Smith, Barbara Ross,
Fay Scotten.
Grade Az, Miss Donahoe, teach
er-Alfred Child, Norman Davis,
Jeffrey Deamer, Richard Moore,
Wilson Summers, Dorothy Gray,
Karen Kraus, Donna Rae Long,
Patsy Mofitt, Elsie Morris, Nancy
Pleasanton, Nancy Pryor, Shirley
Stats.
Grades and 4, Mrs. Everett,
teacher-Carol Boyles, Bettielou
Cooke, Beverly Bradley, Gloria
Darrell, Sandra David, Janice Laf-
ferty, Barbara Mccarthy, Mary
Ann Slaughter, Annebelle Snow.
Bobby Culley, Allen Haley, Dale
Hurd, Donald McClements, Allen
John j. Riley, William
Karl Severson, Adelbert
Stachecki, Bruce Lowman.
Grade 81, Matthews, teach
er-Raymond Brown, Lewis Hank
ins, Roy Jarman, Burrill Mccoy,
Anthony Melvin, Ralph Thompson,
Larry Tush, Arthur Turner, Patsy
Daniels, Virginia David, Charlotte
Dishman, Marie Everett, Leona
Keen, Carol Jean Pepper, Barbara
Potter, Mary l.. Warner.
Grade 80, Mrs.Slaughter, teach
er-Ruth Carey, Joanne Dalis, San
dra Fortner, Pauline Fortner, Mary
Louise Gardner, Phyllis Hamburg,
Georgia Kruchen, Georgia Langrell,
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

School of Middletown on our court.
Game time for all Smyrna home
games is TOO pm, except for the
wilmington Friends game which
win be at $3.50 pm.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21
Early NIisnissal

School was dismissed early all
last week so that the buses would
be able to safely travel the outly-
ing roads before the freeze would
make roads more dangerous.
School was dismissed at 200 pm.
on Tuesday and Wednesday and
2:45 pm. on Thursday and Friday.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21

Beloved children, the world has
need of you,-and more as chill
dren than as men and women: it
needs your innocense, unselfsh-
ness, faithful affection, uncontam-
mated lives.-Mary Baker Eddy.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21
SCHOOL
REPORTER
nIid-Term Examinations

Mid-term examinations at Smyr-
ma High School will be held next
Wednesday and Thursday, January
81 and %. The second semester
will commence on Friday, January
%.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-21
Dover Basketball Game

The Smyrna High School Eagles
will open their home basketball
season on Friday night when they
oppose the Dover Senators. The
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-16
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-16
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BsYMss.s Observation-Disclosures

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season lAvIll bSdI5f3aSsfiss e guese
partly and q faSiSion slyoWwonntds
beautiful riuerfTnntl daMnroba2nt1
Lbnniee Wurup, 4l244 AHIarnbra
Driue,e Nort1.h
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the edagy announces sthst3 tdessa'trr,
featuring homs.maae pies sw71ilbs
served cat l2:30 OPP M Cards swIlil
beeaVaiianle eooali thoSaedeSixinE
to play bndgse
+ The clateSt spring land dsTmmeT
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co Shopgwilllb eqnodelea bpphaps
ter rnembersS Those e taking gp art
ares MesaameS Roy Baker Abe
Flatcherr IL. d. GIickstamq joe
Pagan. Herbert Z eRberg, William
Floor Lex MeiSel, Rudy Moss;
Melvin Newman Miltonn Rubin,
Irvhn Schneider and Albert Stem.
TIE Commentator will bee MRS.
George eRaysinn
MRS. Henry CTIStob ticket
chairman announces shat tadGlliS.
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-16

Thee regular meetings Off the
Brunswick X Lodge e MO 17f2 : was
held Wednesday, evenings April
l4tf,h Attic Beth Tefll5h RRcres.
tieH Center. The business meeting
was proceeded bvdinner atwhich
steak with anlits trimmings were
served The >dinneFlwaS spfepsrea
BY one of our fdmous chefs. Joe
IsenbeFg. At she business meeting
the officers for THE current tvesr,
E954-55 were Nominated They,
ara to- bee elected at the Nav
meeting
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-16
IETsa EaOlM BnuNyiVLr:N:::

Fridavevenine.gApfiil 9Th Sac.
! bsth service eNvilll bed edicste6 to
loutr "Y0UpHtP Rabbi Spear an
-nouneeald TIE efollBWine gchildren
softoufr Sunday Sehooblwill read
par9 ofthe services Marcia Frieae
,n1anACanalee Liehtl CeraHionps
Resdine the eservceS JackkH Hart
man B5rsars a K4einp Alan Ffatsl
kowe Charles S friedman jeanne
Fislkow} Marvin Isenberge and,
Roland 5CoheHp Rabbi Spear VIII
speak Nou T. The Essence of IFrees
dom" aapre4 Passover services A
Passover # service has been ascaee
6ulea for SondavNn1ornine Apriil
l8th at .lfl55
The eBoar66of Directors sof the
Temple Ststeraoodd held their
regular meeting Tuesday morris
ing. April j 3tf7 at the sRecreationg
Center where plans were discuss
ed totbe acted upon iovSthe Sister
hood5 at it's monthly meetings
Wednesday, April Bliss
According TO reports from the4
News the Groupp forI
Literature have appointeacl
2 three man group pconsiSting of
rheRevy James 81 Sents, pastor of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-16

thee AdUentt CHRISTIAN Canrcn!
ehairmanI theeRevy Joseph Hsnes
assistant pastorI of Sc Francis
Xavier Church and Rabbi j 0seph
Spearlof Temple Beth Tsfilloh to
oversee local newsstands sinnt the
fight against obscene qualifications.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BETHESDA'S TWO
TERRIFIC VALUES

1914 Bradley blvd. Open SUN. l-6
West-Coast owner Is prepared to
consider most any offer on this fine
home. Charming white brk. Colonial
bedrooms. Q baths on end A.: nm
fshed 3rd n.: recr. rm.. garage. scr.
porch. Priced in lower COS.
5S1I Bradley blyd.-Open Sun, 1-6.
Another sensational value. HANDSOME
wooded lot. 70x200. Paneled den
and powder rm. on 1st A.; 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths on End A.: richly
paneled recr. rnn. with fireplace and
bar: servants rm. and bath, garage,
screened porch. enormous inclosed
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-70O6;
evenings, LO. 4-7444.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
housEs FOR sALE--Mp.
BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
3 HEDRMa.. 2 BATHS ST. 500
Very clean and beautifully decorated.
3-year-old brick home. near public,
parochial schools and bus. Large.
cheerful livs- s-din comb. with stone
nrepl.. lge. completely equipped kit,
level lot. Owner transf. Large Ass
loan can be assumed. Possible CT
financing.
OPEN 2-DARK-5s33 CONWAY RID
To reach. Out wisconsin ave. to
Bank OF Bethesda, bear left on CID
GEORGETOWN I'd. approx. 2 miles to
Beech ave-, left TO Conway. left to
EARL r. WRIGHT
or. 2.ifann OF. A.H642
Evening star., 1954-10-24
JU. $1,000
CHEVY CHASE

Open Sunday, 41-6. 1911 Maple ave-.
located between the country clubs
and walking distance to Rosemary
and Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Schools. Artistic and immaculate
Cape Cod Colonial. stone and brick,
slate roof; IL years old: bedrm.
and bath, LIST floor: true center. hall
way; liv. rm. 23x13, with lovely
porch; full family din. rni. with bay
window. Good modern kit; 2nd A.,
2 large bedrms., many closets. tiled
bath. Bsmt. is finished to- Q lovely
pine-paneled rec. room, built-in gar;
with sun shining In house. A very
nice neiahborhood, sourrounded by
expensive houses. Priced correctly,
S27, 500: terms. Directions: Out
Conn ave. to Thornapple St.. left on
j block to Open" sign. W. B.
WRIGHT, EN-, $4,000, til q.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

CARROLL KNOLLS
redecorated brick rambler.
separate din. rm.. plenty OF closets,
level lot. firepl. in liv.. rm.,, wall,to-
vi Ef scsoo saoRs' h.'tmens EXT Out sssr ss
ave. Az to io3Ioo. left on Dennis to a416.
CHESTNUT HILLS
8 s-bedrm. brick rambler. lge. oE kit.
oI % approved $iASoo. Out Ca. ave.
to 103OO. right on. Dennis. left on
on Jewett to 10SO6.
SILVER SPRING
4 -bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod.
Liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm.,
screened porch, basement. Near pub
lie and parochial schools. GI ap-
proved $4,000 Ga. ave. to 10l 90.
left on Dexter, right on Gardiner
to Eccleston and 2315.
WHEATON
Yes, but without costume.
2,bedrm brick ram Tamoier rinr close .nS %
senior goo high . SCHOOL a Va A.. nn 3se
ley rd.. left on Holdridge, right on
Denley pl. to 2S04.
ATMOSPHERE PLUS
Capture the full beauty Of autumn in
all its splendor that surrounds this
lovely brick Cape Cod, situated on
an acre lot with 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
din. rm.. liv. rm. with firepl.; 2nd
a., partially finished for 2 very
large bedrms. and bath. Screened
Porch porch ts Ssn neT. SssE ans gs5rsss coes
willie rd. to orchard way. right to
Somerset lane. left to 10l1.
OPEN 2 TIL $50
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
III. 8-12O0
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BETHESDA
OPEN 4 TO A

Attractive all-brick colonial In q de-
manded neighhorhood Close to
schools. churches. and NH. )
bedrms., iiv rm., powder rm.. fam
ily-siEe din. rrn.. pretty modern kit.
Beautiful pine-paneled rec. rIll.. ga
rage. Dir: wis. ave to Old George
town rd.. right on Roosevelt TO
1902 Exclusive.
STAMFORD REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Bethesda Large Family
55l9 ROOSEVELT ST.
OPEN TODAY
/ to 6

4aass s sll.brick Ill 6 Colonial! ., this fins IN;
h.-w.h.. beautiful rec. rm.. with
stone fireplace. 2-car brick garage,
screened porch: needs some redec-
Grating. Nice tree-shaded lot; owner
out of town, says 'sel'; priced in
lower eos: small cash down; vacant
This is . large attractive home, see
1t today. To reach: Out Old George
property and open sign. EN-. 2-2326;
ewes. JU. S-4937.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY co.
69I1 Wisconsin Ave w
Evening star., 1954-10-24
CHEVY CHASE, KIRKSIDE
55O1 MONTGOMERY ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TIL5

Big. new. 4;bedroom, aa,bsth 2. split,
DocToR OR LARGE FAMILY.
Magnificent center hall, separate
din. rm., huge kit, birch cabinets.
disposal. dishwasher. Space roughed
in 1t garden level for additional
trees. SHORT WALK TO b. c.
TRANSP. Blessed Sacrament and
public schools. Out Wisconsin ave-.
right ON Oliver st, to MONTGOMERY
st. and right to home.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
4s1I WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
CHEVY CHASE$21 $50
Near Blessed sacrament. new brick
rm.: 81 300 cash win handle. EARL
T. WRIGHT. OIL. 2-6900. OIL
7-SS1S.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Open sunday, l-o pm. 4s05 Morgan
dr.. formerly one OF, the Homes oi
the Month. in 1851. This i'm.
maculate 3-bedrm., center-hall brict
rambler, plus large liv. rm.-din. rm.
and very large kitchen is avail.
able; large bsmt., partially finished
rear porch and att. garage: large
lot A home worth inspecting. w. B
WRIGHT, EN-. 3-560O till 8.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

, BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS in i center
hall Erick Colonial In. Hil spg.
2 porches, rec. room with another
to an stores. st. Michaefs Church
and many activities: Priced to sell
at S23, $50. RIPLEY q ROMER,
- = sIS.SSo = Wheaton. i
blk. from transp.:: 1-yr.-old brick
rambler on lge. level lot: spacious
rms. full daylight bsmt.. gas heat.
See today Phone EN-. $4,000. !.
TANEN REALTY CO.. ST. 3-3Sti6.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TILL DARK--S
5ssdrTs ss r. baths. s!n y 1.stGry E;t home; MssS
breakfast bar; master hedrm., 16xS;
lovely rec. rm, with built-in benches,
bar and sink. sep. laundry and
storage area; Anchor fenced corner
lot: Sl4,500 GI, no money down,
30-year .erms. $500 Munson ST.,
Glenmont. Dir: Out Georgia ave,
left on Lindell ST., right on Living
stone ia 0ren house L0 6-6OO7
Evening star., 1954-10-24

BETHESDA
5000 BRADLEY BLVD.
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
SMALL ESTATE-1h ACRES
OPEN SUM-, 2 TIL 5 PM.
birscsiens: ont viz. wSsM AVE. turn iefs
on Bradley blvd. to open sign. Call
OIL. 9-9596 for information. ---24
BETHESDA$17,950
FOREST -. Beautiful.
modern. all brick and stone rambler
Living room with. fireplace. dining
rn.. equipped kitchen. Q large bed;
cond. Lge., beautiful lot. REASON
ABLE DOWN PAYMENT. OWNER
MUST SELL. Call DI. 7-f6S5; eve
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
Realtors 1912 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
RETHESDA
III = 111JAJ011
OPEN SUNDAY. Q TIL, DARK
o203 BJJRI EY ST.

VNUU AOAVA4I4 04s n
cious bedrms., 3 baths. lovely Iiy.
fm. with stone frepi.; nicely ap-
pointed home. Priced $25.250. To
reach: Old Georgetown I'd. to Beach
dr., left TO Burley st.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
80 1onifsnt o.. ~. e-o900
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CARROLL KNOLLS
23O5 DENNIS AVE.
SI7. 900
OPEN / TO 6

81 suUJ
OPEN / TO 6
just newly dec, 2 biks. On Ga. ave.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: liv. rm.
with nrepl.. din. area. ige. kit, tuil
bsrnt. with rec. rrn., maids rm. ana
bath: laundry run. and auto. washer.
watkins dist. to public and paro-
chial schools. Dir: Out Ga. ave. to
Dennis, left ON Dennis TO 2305.
Modern Realty Co., Inc.
940s Ga. AVE. Ju. 1880
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Open Sunday. 1-8 pm. 4sO1 Morgan
DIR. A beautiful stone and brick
rambler. cony. located for every.
thing. 1T Is only 3hz years old ans
contains . very large liv.. rm. ant
din. rnn.. kit: s twin-sized bedrms.
2 tiled baths. and attic so larg,
and built to accommodate 3 more
bedrooms and bath. with the plumb
ing all roughed In. A very larg,
paneled rec. rm.. and paneled den
It is home that has to be seer
to be appreciated. Well financed
good terms. Directions: Out wis
ave-, past Woodward's store. abou
8 blocks, to Morgan dr.. left 4
property. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-
3-56OO till 8.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

KNoLLs. close in Silver
Spring; 2-bedrm. brick rambler;
S12.5O0 or best offer; no down pay
ment to GIs: owner must sell.
NO DOWN PAYMENT; only $3.50 to
settle and move in; S95 per mo.
inc. everything: VA approved, S15,-
100; 6-rm brick and JIM Colonial;
close in Silver Spring; level lot,
storm windows: close to elem. and
parochial schools.
UNBELIEVABLE. 4 bedrm.. 2 bath.
fun bsmt.. 29-ft. liv. v.-din, rm. comb.
comp. redec., lge. lot, oak trees. bus
at door; GI approved: $l4,950.
CLOSE IN SILVER, SPRING; priced
below comparable homes; 6-rm. brk.
and JIM Colonial, full bsmt., side
porch, storm sash; only $14.SOO'
may GI
CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING; 6. rms,
2 baths all brick Colonial; fenced
lot, full psmt., gas h.-w.h.. law; Gl
Beers Bros. Till 9, JU. 5-7611
Evening star., 1954-10-24

o1-No DIN. Pf1ASYiaMIgNT-se7 MO.
EoN-GT, $500 DN.-Ss0 NO.
Attractive home in Conn. Ave
Es5atsi lsp d picture p bednms sdndov fa h bsmt sm
with outside entr.; lge Anchor
fenced vald: close to public and pa.
rochial scnpols. MRS, HART. LO
5-5O07, cox q CO., JU. 5-0775.
Gr--NO DN. PYMT YR. TERM
GLENMoNT HILLS-BRICK
RAMBLER
ige. bedrms. eiec. kit, full bsmt ),
storm windows and Anchor fenced
yard. Mr.. bus and schools. MRS
HART. Lo 5-5007. COX q CO.. JU
Evening star., 1954-10-24
H1IL,ANDALE- $40 $50

HILLANDALE-S19,250 |
lO413 ROYAL RoAD-New 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. lge, liv.- rm.
comb. firepl,, lge. kit. with table
lavatory.. wooded lot T0x150. ga
mers ; I'd. Hiilandaie PireSousei. lett
20 ROYAL rd.. left to open house.
1906 CHALMERS RID.
BEDRMs.. 2 BATHs.-charmins
brick Cape Cod; liv;. rm.. firepl..
nuilt-in bull b90kcanssst nsnt din In ,s lgs
to Chalmers rd.. left to 1905.
GOT BUCKINGHAM DIR.
ssI.75ot-,NEw BRICK RAMBLER;
rm.. lge. Kit, with. table space and
pantry, 3 lge. bedrms.. syanette
hath nass closets Soleh and full mans Sagr e
bsmt.- with ground level exit. level
lot. Conv. to schools and transp.
Out Piney Br. rd. to Old Bladens-
burg rd.. left to buckingham dr..
right to Woodmoor Open Sign.
Woodmoor, CT Approved
loeo6 PIERCE DRIVE; s1s.7oo-
Charming Char AIN brick CAPE 2s cSd "a: y h.th rm
bedrms. porch on ist H.: i ige.
bedrm,, closets and storage space
on md A.. full bsmt., rec. rm., Law,
walkout exit. Diet. brick garage. lge.
wooded lot. 3. blocks. to transp.,
seSDDns seSoo pSSs eoesvs sna "a gaf1sna
ave. (Woodmoor Shopping CenterJ.
right to Pierce dr.. right to 1O206.