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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

Spanked by a driving spirit,
Wheaton high school punched
out a decisive 37-2 victory over
the Western "B" team on the
Wheaton field Saturday after
noon to open its football history
with a triumph.
Despite the fact that 95 per-
cent of the Wheaton squad was
playing in its first organized
football game, the victors dis
played the poise of veterans in
scoring their first touchdown on
the third play of the game when
Jerry Powers passed to Fullback
Smith who ran Is yards for the
touchdown after catching the
ball.
Other touchdowns were made
by Smith on a trap play up the
middle, Carl Reid on a run from
quick hand-off, Powers on a
fake pass and Tippett on a long
pass.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

terra and hospitality; Capt.
Stewart Cook, civil defense and
safety; Mrs. Carroll Andre,
health and welfare; Mrs. Francis
Lord, legislative; Mrs. Daniel
Ewanik, library; Rev. Thomas
Shreece, membership; Mrs. Ralph
Parker, publicity; and Mrs. Lor-
rance Gates, ways and means.
Serving as officers with Mr..
Auxier are Rev. Shreeve, vice
president; Mrs. Stanley Davis,
program vice president; Mrs. AL
vim Beales, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Charles Loomis, rec
ording secretary; Mrs. Ralph
Inlay, treasurer; and delegates
to the PTA Council, Mr.. N. Roy
Kramer and Mr.. P. T. Hipsley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Norris at Conference

Superintendent Forbes H. Nor
ris of Montgomery County
schools participated in a panel
discussion on Special problems
of County unit organization" Oct.
IL in Washington. The problem
was studied during the ninth ma
tional conference of County and
rural area superintendent, spon-
sored by the National Education
associations department of rural
education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Return From Meeting

Mrs. Amelia Many Carter,
superintendent of Suburban hos
pital, and Mrs. Frank Davis, dele
gate from the women's auxiliary
of Suburban, have returned from
Chicago, where they attended the
American Hospital association
convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
WOmen's Clubs Meet

Sixteen members of the Wom-
ans Community club of Kensing-
ton attended meeting of the
Montgomery County Federation
of Women's clubs at the barnes.
town Presbyterian church Sept.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
By Mrs. Philip Marcus
10. 1904

This weeks column might well
be entitled Wheaton High
Gleanings", since nearly every
thing of Importance in the COM
munity has centered around the
new school in the past few days
d.. so much so, that our tenth
grade son said no homework was
given his group since they'd be
occupied with other school activi-
ties this particular weekend.
Last Thursday night, parents
of children in the new junior
senior-high met to pass on the by
laws and elect officers for the
first PTA of the schools exist
ence.
Under the craftsmanship of Mr..
Carl Donaldson of the bylaws
committee, the bylaws were pre-
sented to the group and unani-
WNously passed. According to the
bylaws, regular meetings of the
association will be held on the
third Tuesday of October, Novem-
Der, February, March, April and
May. Meetings will start at 8
pm. and will be held at the high
school.
After passing on the bylaws,
parents joined their association.
Mrs. Leonora Kahn, chairman of
the membership committee, had
an ample number of helpers to
register members. Dues per
member are 81 year.
The election of officers was
conducted by Mr.. Leo Riddell,
chairman of the nominating COM
mittee. A double slate was
offered, with representation from
each of the eight feeding"
schools on the slate. The slate
was SO arranged that at the most
only two officers would come
from a single feeder" school
area. y ~ Is.
The nominating committee pre-
sented the following for con-
sideration of the association:
president, Mrs. Samuel Darr,
Highland School, and Mr.. Carl
Donaldson, Weller Road School.
Mr.. William Tamblyn of Viers
Mill School was nominated from
the floor. Mr.. Donaldson, last
years president of Weller Road,
was elected.
For vice president: Mrs.
Harold Bosch of Pleasant View
School area and Mr.. Harry
Spoerer from Viers Mill. Mrs.
Boesch was elected. For record
ing secretary, Mrs. Thomas Ono.
fry of Wheaton Woods and Mrs.
Horace Porter of Glenmont.
Mrs. Porter was elected. For
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Milton Smith of Pleasant View
and Mrs. Samuel Ragland of
Highland. Mrs. Ragland was
elected. For treasurer, Mr.. Harry
Slye of Glen Haven and Mr.. Wal
ter Mullen of Oakland Terrace.
Mr. Slye was elected.
In short talk to the more than
300 parents present, Mr.. Elwood
y Mason, principal of the high
2 school, thanked them for their
forbearance with problems at
tending the opening of a new
school. Textbooks, furniture and
other equipment have been slow
in arriving, but the end of this
problem is in sight.
He added that it has been
necessary to do considerable
shifting of classrooms and SEIZED.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07


your children "help treat the
children of the world.
More information on putting
on a helpful trick or treat night
may be had by calling one of the
following: Mrs. Hartman, 10.
4-0612; Mrs. Thomas, 10. 5-8838;
Mrs. Myers, 10. 4-6981; or Mrs.
Boyden, LO. 5-5081.
A super after-game thrill was
arranged by the Wheaton XII
wants for the victorious Wheaton
high football team and cheer
leaders following last Saturdays
game in which the Wheaton team
beat Westerns "B" team 37-2, in
the only home game scheduled
for the season.
Kensington fire departments
big aerial truck and couple
other pieces of equipment took
the gang on whirl around
Wheaton and Glenmont - sirens
going = to let everyone know
that the first game of the first
football team of the new school
had come through with bang.
Coach Chacos must be mighty
proud of his boys . and here's
to good luck to them for the
season.
High brass of Greenbelt Con-
sumner Services entertained high
brass (and spouSes) of the Whea-
ton, Glenmont, Rockville, Kens-
ington area at a presidents
dinner" held at Town and Coun-
try Inn last Monday night. Be-
tween IS and 80 guests of the
parent organization of the Whea-
ton Coop store were invited to
meet Mr.. Lloyd Lovaas. manager
of the new Coop.
Following the dinner, Mr.. Wal
ter Bierwagen, chairman of the
board; Mr.. Samuel Ashelman.
general manager; and Mr..
Lovaas gave short talks explain
ing the background of co-opera.
tive ventures, their financial
aspects and plans for the Whea-
ton Coop.
According to Mr. Al Stuoghton,
master of ceremonies for the
dinner, GCS is shooting for
December 1 as an opening date.
Mr.. George Auxier, president of
the Glenmont Elementary School
PTA, has announced the follow
ing as chairmen for the associa-
tons standing committees for
the coming year: Mrs. Eli A.
Rubenstein, adult education and
eastern suburban study group
representative; Miss Bonnie
Loughrie, audio-visual; Mrs. Mar
iorie Brown, band and music;
Mr.. Paul Stadler, buildings and
grounds; Mrs. Grace Cruze, cafe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

anticipated enrolment of 1,2O0
has now grown to more than
1,400!
Next on the agenda at Wheaton
high was the "tie and heels"
dance held for 10th, 18th and 18th
grade students on Friday night.
Several hundred youngsters had
a lot of fun at this first dance
held at the school.
Did you hear that the Mills
Brothers Circus, sponsored by the
Wheaton Lions Club, with the
support of the Wheaton Chamber
of Commerce, Melted around
$1,000 for band and athletic uni
forms for the new school?
Now, if we all get behind the
Kiwanis Club of Wheaton and
buy tickets for the clubs forth
coming sponsorship of the
Pirates of Penzance, all will go
well with the schools fund for
purchasing things not bought by
the County.
The Kiwanis-sponsored show
for the benefit of the school is
staged by the Montgomery Light
Opera Association, and will be
performed the nights of Novem-
Der 10 and 20.
I'd begun to. worry that the
candidates for County Council
were a little slow starting their
campaigning - but it didn't look
like it at the fireman's parade at
Wheaton last Saturday.
Most nominees were present
all smiling in spite of the
light drizZle and most of
them handing out literature. Fun
to meet them, particularly when
they seem to remember your
name!
Taking an idea from the United
States Committee for the United
Nations International Children's
Emergency Fund Il that of max
ing Trick or Treat" night one
which will help children all over
the world - is something any
group of youngsters can do.
Trick or Treat" will be just
that in the Glenmont Hills area
where a group of mothers are
sponsoring this particular local
venture. Youngsters will go from
door to door with milk cartons
- into which they hope sincerely,
people will put pennies or
more. The children will ask
householders for a treat for all
the worlds children, thus doing
away in that section, with the
hodge-podge Tor sticky conglom-
eration) which usually is brought
home.
After trick or treating, which
will start about 6 pm, the chill
dren will be guests at a party at
the Glenmont Recreation Center.
Ticket for admission will be a
milk carton with pennies in it.
Any local group of mothers can
do the same thing. Just get your
local merchants to contribute
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Northumberland GLeanings
Acknowledgement GLeanings
Anew Wheaton High School in the News;
Treat the Worlds Children Youngsters
To Beg Clenmont Hills Halloween Eve

ules, due to the fact that the
anticipated enrolment of 1000
has now grown to more than
1,400!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

Next on the agenda at Wheaton
high was the "tie and heels"
dance held for 10th, 18th and 18th
grade students on Friday night.
Several hundred youngsters had
a lot of fun at this first dance
held at the school.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

JEFFERSON PARK
Once in y while house OF rare
charm and value is placed on the
market. Then families looking for
comfort. beauty and home atmoS-
phere are rewarded; Such place Is
half-acre lot between w. Braddock
and Russell roads. LIST floor has lge.
center hall, open stairway, VI bath,
den with fireplace, hv. rm. with
fireplace, din. end, lge: equip. kit,
and screened rear. porch. 2nd floor
ai Pa Pasa as snd di1ded Va iGssss
! Of which is tiled. The Lear ga
rear. Price, S27, 500. Convenient a.
LOOMIS. SO. $500. 90
ALEXANDRIA, jefferson Manor-2
bedrms,. all brick, level. fenced
yard: full bsmt.; alum. storm. vim
aewsi s0 i.a1,e$$ d1, Ill 900; sell for slo.s75. sl.S.
ALEx.@io rooms. ~ baths. partiaIly
furnished; Immaculate solid brick
Colonial in the heart Of Alex. 81, 800
down, $50, 40 loan ct $3.50 per
month; $500 per month return as
rooming house. Could be 4 apis. =,
ANsN6EEE sT6lTEY xRHSssSedro IA 4ssaa as Saick
Tsn0lsr; g down, fun cf lsmti si44bc e1Islec. w W.
REALTY Co, IA. 8-1S7s.
COLUMBIA PIKE. near Lake Bancroft
Immaculate 3-bedroom rambler.
full basement, equipped kitchen,
beautiful. level lot high on o hill.
Assume $10,400 Az loan, with
81; 800 down. 3. r. STEFFEY. JE.
mi saEss prn aacprs fp.,,. r.,,,,-sh,
Evening star., 1954-11-26
SILVER SPRING

KNoLIs - 3-bedroom
brick rambler: living room with fire.
place, dinette, GE kitchen, full base
ment; excellent condition; $16.950,
GI approved.
CONN. ADMINISTRATION brick
rambler with breezeway and ga
rage; living combining room COM
bination; GE kitchen. GI approved
at S15,650.
CARROLL KNOLLS-2- brick
bungalow; living room, large kitchen,
expansible attic, full basement; ex-
cellent condition. CT approved al
S14.S00.
INDIAN SPRING vnLAGE-Be the
first to see this 2-bedroom Colonial
living room with firepl., dining room
full basement. CT approved al
S12.550.
STEPHEN KNOLLS-See this i'm.
maculate 3-bedroom brick rambler
with large screened porch and patio
GE kitchen. Excellent buy al
$16,250, GI approved.
COLESvILLE, Sherwood Forest-Nev
split-level rambler on 1-aere lot
8 bedrooms. 2 baths, Westinghoust
electric kit. recreation room. ga.
rage; rage; g s24iSSo IS 80 with sls,soo FHA
AL - HOMES CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
) CHURCHES TRANSPORTATION.
ROBINSON JU. TILT
Eyes. RA, 3-5o81, JU. 5-77s4i
Evening star., 1954-11-26
BRADLEY WOODS
6O16 BRADLEY BLVD.

Brick. Cape Coo. located In neishbor.
A., reception hall. lge. liv. rm. with
firepi. and lovely bay window, ige
den, family-size din. rm., powder
rrn., mod. kit, charming paneled
breakfast rm.; 2nd a., lge. bed.
rms. 2atiled baths; regulation stairs
to storage attic; full-size dry bsmt.
with outside entr.;. complete with
Law. and laundry facils.: diversified
and in immac. cond. Storm windows,
storm door and screens throughout.
Stone wall across rear of nearly "a
acre level lot, containing beautiful
shrubs and trees. Conv. to schools
and tranSp. S32, 500. Good terms.
OWNER, OIL, 2-5474. --2S
Evening star., 1954-11-26
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

GI, a10. iOO-Yes, that's the VA ap-.
proved price for this 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod; liy. rm. with iirepi.. sep. din.
fm., powder rm. LIST A.; full hsmt.i
garage: excel. N. Arl. location. call
SAAY5y SA; Szs4oo. BETTER aCM1s oSs
Evening star., 1954-11-26
BETHESDA BUYS!

1. S13.95O-Brick Cape Cod. 4 years
old, with 2 bedrooms. tiled bath,
20-ft. liv. rm., large spacious kitch-
en- with table space, many extras,
awnings, fenced lot, Bendix washer;
stairs to End a. with 2 additional
bedrooms. $1,000 down will buy
Call OIL. 6-6769 tonight.
Q. S21. .5O0-New rambler on half
acre wooded lot, near Bradley blvd,
Full basement, separate dining room,
large modern kitchen. For appt. call
\ OIL. f3-6769 tonight. Or SAMUEL e.
BOGLEY. INC. OIL. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

s2s5 TO MOVE IN, GI. No money
room; basement, with outside en-.
trance to fenced-in, wooded bacl
yard. $S2 per month includes prin.
cipal, interest, taxes and insurance
block to Highland ElementaT.
School. u have several Oh or non
GI opportunities at today's realisti,
price and terms ranging from pay
snts sa assss Si Ses 81 per e Ssasc SE cS S
Lansdale, 10. 4-6O3i, or RE. Z.
$3.50. COLONIAL INVESTMENT co
Two-BEDRM.. fuIl-bsmt. bungalow
rich garden; $i0,i00;; $S.bOo cash
balance $62.S1 mo, incl. prin.
taxes. AZ int, ms. Yiers MIL VII
large. VIII. 6-6835; WI. 6-S40S;s
BET. WIS. AND CONN. AyEs.@s.
bedroom brick ramblers: also 3-bed.
room brick Cape Gods with baths
all have full Easements with outside
entrances; 81. no no okn doyn q paymHsan6s sga Ha6
FLA or cony. financing. Open
DAILY. Directions: Wis. ave. pas
Naval Hospital to Etrathmore ave.
turn right to saltwater ave, turT
left to model houses. SMOLEN. Real
tor ~. 7-ool1. 10
AN AMAZING vALUE-Por lot ot
house for the money, call to see thii
brick rambler: very large living
room, tremendous kitchen. two spa
cious bedrooms; airy side porch
full basement with recreation room n5
approved, $1s.4oo. wooD CO.
1115S Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Md. LO. 4-7200 It'll 9:30.
mn Tuxr RpvGw pANKRYRw. ~
Ala haths firanioces i lee hsd.
rms, daylight basement: ciose-ir
Takoma Park. LIST trust, 457e,. $1t
per mo. 2nd trust obtainable II de.
sired with at least $4,000 DIN. JU
s-lO3s. -
new three m e-ssdIoom . nj. home, ,,, on a,,,..s mic,
l9. large Ssest ying ktsSsn TSSm VIII Hf dinini saS
SPACE: iichf. dry basement; walk &
ali schools. Price. Si4. .750. WooT
Co. II15s Georgia ave, SilyeI
SPRING. Nd 10. 9-72OO til 9:3O
/. prnp.~s p.TmS ercroo
r;n ;hrS;; IN d;r m, nAIMS fs,Ii IIio'Svwt bsn,t
hsa,tifnI a I iandscaI.d n & KY; irt. % corS nsmt 3
SCHOOLS; sel1 WoopMo,,oSRs &c ( AGENCY
INC, JU. 9-55o5 TIL y Pm.
ATTRACTIVE LOT bordering park
ranch fence. outdoor firep1ace.
hedrncms iares isviny rocn, fuiI
Sesemsnf IL haths HrfsKMlN y
i CTISHMHN 20 a-044C once
owsrs %1,s north wsrEs ., Rs'tvlls o,R oR a4o
UMNEM. U..s.,,, WANto SyiCn SAL
fSaaiua fInsa @ nrck II, EaItSr nStS ,a On .aas 1arse
twi cS s,raS had tos drvns Masn ists f,,1 oS NJ:
So.ss Set Nninsd,S,na raa se
pHIns, SoIAt; nvins Iuinns a1sa'
sSDesSpscs1 gasS ~ Soo SSnen snS DG HTSsqMr.rp rs
& co. III. S-4544.
IrxI,pv spry~ Yrvpy "A. s,
hA tinneS cIose to Pack creet cpa ParE
bedrooms. . baths. nytng tns. room
Sls ana.s Iu, .ia Aisonsn; -
DraIy: @ 1eCIeat,0n IVom, SaTass'
$3l .S9O: OUT l9th a.. ieIt EAST
MesI nWy' te.G Larry p1s Hsnt on
Siaine as9e1 s9oe @ovs, ASna9LE1ss n9 asoI amG
ma. S.64o4. EYES, O. 2-5oS1.
open SaI: anu Sun;. 70 D.. 30
LARGE BRICK RAMBLEk, lower 2Os
Choice loc., on MASS; aye, near
sumner. Inree neorms;' Llie natmS:
full basement: screened porcn; n 2-cHI S1r
garage; Wooaeq Iot; 1oX1oO: rH!AMh
q: FaALL16S' Ii. 1-141Is eteuihsS'
Evening star., 1954-11-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

$500 DOWN win move you right into
this practically new 6-room brick
and-shingle home. Full bsmt., deer
lot; In the Hollywood section Of
College Park. Balance $110 mo-,
5 pm. ROBERT / s. DAVIS CO.
WA. 7-3900. --27
HOUSES {. u,S|s, By Y Hughes .n les, Ca, California
Ready for occupancy. Every room
Is large; full basement. Ideal loca-
tion. 150-ft. wooded lot. Best buy
in town. Can't match this value at
%ll,250., Very low down payment
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400.
s11.s50. Groom Colonial ON ieye]
t. .ot. near Green Meadows school,
s.. 600 down, % szz T mo. sSof BAYS winasTs' every.
3. nifsi pzvis saa i eo " wA. DE a.seS6So. S6SosEss5 s5
A STONE MASTERPIECE Is this
chateau -designed, four-level home
Nothing like the usual home you see
IN this price range. Massive stone
Inc In living room, paneIed den,
2tR baths, giassed sunrooni, 2-car
!, nrick garage and many, many extra
features. Convenient to everything,
Far below reproduction cost at S2O,-
ooo. BOWERS BROS. AP. $500,
HOUSES By HUGHEs-Hillside SU fsm-
pier, brand-new. Select decorations;
garage. Only one left: Si.SoO SiiSSooOI1s, ID
non-yets. w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
GI, BRICK BUNGALOW, Just over
d. G. line s.e. near Fairfax Village
- bedrms., plus finished attic, fun
bSmt.. gas h.-w.h. Asking S12.6OO.
Call MI: Penland, ST. 3-736S; ewes,
LU; 2-76l2 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS
ASSUME aSss4hhE iahcE CT 4,sx LOAN Ss on
. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Lxe. living
rm. and picture window overlooking
new. freeway. English bsmt., ground-
level entr. and lge. picture window,
autom. washer. lge.. level lot; mr..
shopping center and schools. Only
$12.950. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
CT5sTnS' TSTIGs' AI,nTaa.,. All 5E773d. s;2S =
rms, 22-ft. iiv. rm. with picture ur
window, extra lge. kit. with cabi-
bsmt.: workmanship and material
the best: only $I4.950. easy terms,
FBINCE rBRINC ,o1j GEORGES PROPERTIES,
Gf, f. NO o-iI5si MoNiEY DOWN. and nSs aDSso,
$50 per mo. for a clean 5-rm. home
in AL cond.: full din. rm., 2O-ft.
liv., rm.; fenced, lot: storm windows
and fully insulated for iow-cost
sion. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774. -2S
NO MONEY DOWN, CT - Only
$12,550. Landover Hills; lovely cor.
bungalow; 8 bedrms., full bsmt.,
garage, Anchor fence. Cali early
5or this one. Mr.. Penland. ST.
pm. ATLAS REALTY co. -2S
Evening star., 1954-11-26
ROCKVILLE

3-bedrm. brick rambler. 3 yrs. old;
mod. kit. with disposal. 30-in. cool.
ing fan; storm windows; lge. lot
with garden space; located nr. center
of town in excel. neighborhood; Gl
approved at $13,400. conv. terms
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr.. Realtor
15 w. Montgomery ave-. Rockville,
Nd, 20. 2-2Sss. --2S !
Evening star., 1954-11-26
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mr.. COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
Exceptionally convenient to excellent
transportation and shopping. Attrac-
tive detached Colonial home. only
5 years old. Vestibule entrance: 1St-
floor powder room; rear screened
living porch; bedrooms, 2 baths.
End floor. Gas a.-c. heat. Garage.
Cali Mr. Shackelford, MA. $4,000;
ewes. and week ends. JU. 5-660S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
ROXBORO

ROXBORO
Cape Cod; lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
din. space, mod. kit; 2 lge. bedrms
and bath on 1st f.; 2nd fl. has I
lge. finished bedrm. and partly
finished bedrm.. roughed-in End
bath; lge. wooded lot; excel. neigh
borhood; GI approved at S12,600
easy terms. WILL, STACKHOUSE,
Jr., Realtor, Is w, Montgomery ave-.
Rockville. Md. PO. 2-2SS8. -2S
Evening star., 1954-11-26
$69. so MO. PAYS ALL

See this dollhouse rambler: only
$1,000. 8 Bedrooms, large livinl
room. equipped kitchen. bath, porch,
Al condition. Vacant. On large
level lot. Convenient to transporta.
flon. schools. ETC.: miles from
Silver Spring. RA. 3-4SS4. HU. 8.
3a16. CHAPMAN REALTY CO. -27
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Wa 7-06ll Open to 9
CT OR Below NO CASH DOWN
Non-GI or Conv. Financing also
The following properties can be han.
died at our below -GI appraisal. We
nave taken them In on trade on in
them below market value for quick
1907 Quincy ST.. Cheverly. Md.--Mod-
ern brick, very clean; home and in.
fSms; Ssnsed has at sSS private month St6edrm. apt
1905 5Sth place. Cheverly, Md.
story frame; 9 rms, IN baths, full
bsmt.. h.-w.h.; a block to new
56O7 59th ave-. .Templeton Knobs, of
Ed: rd.-oModern brick. 2 story; full
gain. Call MR.. FINLEY, DE. @
S437, WA. 1850. with FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-2461,
Evening star., 1954-11-26
EXTRA

3-bedroom home, IN Arlinetol. with
knotty-pine rec. room In full base
Emsnt; nssRlsss & Y r isFss sr,sH ~ rgoM .:
than 10 minutes to peutagcn;
MANNAS REALTY co.
aiis Wilson sisd. "a. s-a7sa
Evening star., 1954-11-26
QUICK SALE

oMNEa WILL rAy .yog $3.50 TO.
this brick Colonial home, with sep.
din. rm- hsIts fenced yard with
ron. once open 3 a.m.-9 pm.
r. e. MALCOLM
Arlington Forest Realtof
shopping Center IA. T-3Q24
Evening star., 1954-11-26

AVONUALE - Brlck Colonial, like
new. bedrms., den, rec. rm., lge.
corner lot.
4-BEDRM. BRICK Cape Cod. 2 baths.
hsmt:. lge. lot. JOHN A. VENT,
rr.p1A pL1ANNGLEY y LEY PARKaSI4.25o
RAMBLER. pAYLidfHiiTf YLifiif ISN'T MrHleA A
REAL VALUE-GI APPRAISED
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-(34OO
Evening star., 1954-11-26

MASS AVE. AREA-4-bedrnn.. 2h-
bath. brick rambler: liy. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. equip. Kit.
r., igil bst; with 4sisd rec I
II. j. KoRzENDoRFER. oL. 4-sil1
NORTH HrLLS-A most unusual and
livable house, cathedral ceiling and
windows in step-down liv. rm.: rec.
eied den with fireplace and i bath
on ground level. Two lge. sized bed
rms. and bath on. End a.: garage
under lge. screened porch. To in
spect this most desirable home over
looking sligSo Creek and situated q on
37sSs. Sss Sith sa Mos Nj henaeFiGh T. PaILIPs Ps
OAKvIEW. Si2,500, assume AZ loan
or will go GI - California RAM
bier, liv. rm.. din. kit. bedrnis.; !;
nsn ns1' RsA' lot: vacant. fi HUGH +. PECK,
PARKWoOD - Attrac. 3-bedrm., q
bath rambler, on level, shaded lot;
liv. rm, with firepl. and picture win
dow; sep. din. rrn., huge kit with
plenty OF storage cabinets: all spa.
f. Tms IN fxess koRzENPoRFRF' sSDe snFousnea. o.
ROCKVILLE: $500 down to GI---5-
room rambler: 3 bedrooms. barbe-
schools. HICKMAN q CUSfiMAN,
PO 2-9442. ONCE: / mile north
of Rockville on 240. RS
SILVER SPRING =, Call to see this
nice home, in excellent neighbor-
hood; large living room. big kitchen;
two bedrooms and bath; full base
ment; pretty lot; Franklin and
Flower section. Price, S12.950,
WOOD CO., 1115S Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd, Lo. 4-7200 til
SILVER SPRING RAMRLER-Hon.
estly has charm and character: 8
hedrms.. center hall plan. full bsIit.,
fieldstone firepl.. scr. porch: short
walk to public. parochial schools.
D. C. express bus: leaving city.
Under $22, 600. 1900 Sanford rd..
TAX. PIX. MD, / blk. D. c.--Attrac.
det.: lge. liv. .rrn.. bedrnls., iInmac,
kit. expans, bsint.: det. gar: room
size playhouse" OWNER, 6S12
Wsstmoreland ave. Under sl3; 900
80
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Choice 4-bedroom brick Cape Cod
1h baths. storm windows and many
other extras. Priced at SI5,950 fol
quick sale. VIII go CT. See this one
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Mr.. Piney Br. and Flower Ave
~ baths. GAS SHOT Hof-WATER 4 lisi sfaI.l HEAT
kit. w/garb. disp. and dishwasher
screened porch: built-in gar: bsmt
wfmaid'S rm.. recr. rm. started
fenced lot: elem. school ] block
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
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