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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Special Emphasis Is Placed On, Materials
Placement At Ley Memorial Sunday School

The Sunday School at Ley
Memorial Methodist Church, 1904
Truman Avenue at Bayview Park,
meets on Sunday mornings at 9:45.
It is under the direction of the
general superintendent, Mr.. Al
bert H. Carey. and his assistant
superintendent.
This Sunday School offers .
rather wide variety of classes for
people Of all ages. There is .
nursery for children under four
years Of age.
Graded Material
From age four to twelve there is
. class for each years age group.
which means closely graded ma
teriaI and guidance.
In the youth division there are
classes for each department and
there are two classes for adults.
Materials of the very highest
quality are used. The workman
ship on printed material and pic
lures is unsurpassed.
During last fiscal year, which
ended May 81, Ley Memorial
Church spent more than fourteen
cents for each child each time he
attended Sunday School, on lesson
materials and supplies.
Unusual Sermon Topic
AT the regular worship services
tomorrow the pastor Of the
Church, the Rev. EIdon Simmons,
will be in the pulpit as usual.
The sermon subject for the 1850
morning worship hour win be,
'HernadO's Hide-a-Way."
The scriptural text for the SER
mon win be taken from Numbers
1928, and 1t reads. and be sure
your sin win find you out.
The topic for the 1850 evening
sermon win be, "And He Didn't
Get The job"
Home Dedication
An outstanding added feature d
The program during the week VIII
be the dedication Of q home Of
Tuesday night at 7:3O. The hOml
TO be dedicated is that Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. N. Hoffman, located a
the corner Of Washington and Tro
pical Streets. This service Of de
dication is q regular part OF the
Ritual Of The. Methodist Church,
as provided for In the 1852 edition
Of the Discipline Of The Methodist
Church.
All members Of the Church and
the friends of both the Church and
the Hoffmans are invited to at
tend the dedication.
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the evening win be on Psalm 81
which is another of the studies Mr..
Touchton is making of the more
familiar Psalms.
The mid-week prayer and Bible
study win be held on Wednesday
evening with the Rev. Harry Gre
CORY in charge.
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Saturday. August !. 1884
the KAY WEST e.rIzsH Pas.
$1,000 = ~ To- NJ WNss cst'AEN Fsgs
First Methodist Pastor Will
Talk On Doors OF The Word"

The pastor Of the First Methodist
Church, J. Paul Touchton, has an
nounced that on Sunday morning
he, viii speak on the topic. Doors
OF The Word"
Mr.. Touchton asks how can we
be made strong for doing that
which our ears hear and that which
our hearts feel? Surely God would
not give q noble yearning coming
out Of experiences Of understand
ing without at the same time max
ing some provision for the realiza-
ton Of those ambitions that are
for the good Of all concerned.
Werk 10 Blessina
Work Is one Of our greatest bless
ings. II is sometimes irksome but
1t is to our good that we have the
privilege Of taking part in It.
Through work that is worthwhile
all whose lives are touched receive
a blessing.
Ellis Teach, 8eloief
In the morning worship hour the
choir Of First Methodist win sing
Praise the Lord, o my Soul" =
Harker. Ellis Teach viii sing the
incidental solo.
In the evening the anthem win
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he THE Holy City" - Adams. Mr..
Julius Durree win sing the incl
dsntal solo in the evening anthem.
Psalm Studies centinvsd
The sermon, or Bible study in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07

There is. great beauty In going
through life without anxiety or fear.
Half our fears are baseless, and
the other half discreditahle.
--BOvee.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Squid at Its Best
In Flashing Light
BY the Asseeiated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Walt Disney is a perfection
list. no doubt about it. And
perhaps that explains why he
has had such fabulous sue
cess.
Disney is making his biggest
outlay on 10000 Leagues I'm
der the Sea-" with James Ma
son, Kirk Douglas, Paul Lukas
and Peter LORE. One Of the
big and expensive scenes in
the picture comes when a
giant squid attacks the sub,
marine Nautilus.
The scene was first shot
against a bright orange sky
with Mason and bis submarine
crew fighting of the sponge
rubber monster in the daylight.
Disney looked at the result
and said: THAT won't scare
anybody"
So he ordered the scene to
be reshot, this time in the
dead of night with flashes of
lightning illuminating the un-
dersea monster. The result will
probably scare film audiences
out of their seats.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
HOLLYWOOD.

Mitzi Gaynor is walking on air.
Irving Berlin will write a Broad
way musical for her. Then watch
Hollywood beg her to come back.
incidentally, Mitzi's husband-to-
be, Jack Bean, is also her man
ager.
Charlotte Greenwood, now that
"Oklahomap' is finished, is ready
to start her 'Tugboat Annie
televiSion series. Michael
O'Shea spends week ends brand
ing cattle on his ranch.
Maureen O'Hara is so deter
mined to get the singing role of
Anna in "The King and T." that
she's taking a vocal coach with
her to Mexico SO she can prac-
tice while shooting Number
One"
Bob Hope postcards from Brit
ain that Bing Crosby gets bills
from warehouses in England for
storing all his money.
Marilyn Monroe may have
shed Joe DiMaggio, but she's
now somewhat interested in
sports. mot sending UCLA to
the Rose Bowl after they win
the championship would be like
not letting the New York Yam
KEGS play in the World Series
after they'd won the American
League pennant." she says.
X \ Il y
Grace Kelly used to be paid
$4,000 a year posing for mag
azine covers. But now that she's
a star the magazines get her for
nothing from MGM.
Jean Simmons calls her hair
cut "a coconut cut" Gale
Storm will do Lets Face it" with
Bert Lahr on the TV Comedy
Hour" If her husband, Lee Bon
nell, gives the green light. Lee
says she's oyerworked.
Marion Brando's wife to be,
Josanne Marian, 10 year old
daughter of a French fisherman,
wants to continue being a photog-
rapher'S model even after they
are married. But don't bet on it.
Alan Ladd is seriously i'll with
the virus flu. And Dennis
O'Keefe has a busted ankle.
Wendell Corey called from De-.
troit to say that a big auto COM
pany liked his stage show so
much that they gave him a
brand new 1855 car. But Wendell
s r.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

ride began. she at least then had
moments of tranquility when she
could take off her shoes and
relax with a passionate peasant
of her own choosing. AS a star,
even this dubious pleasure be-
gins to pail.
In the course Of his experience
in Hollywood and elsewhere, Mr..
Mankiewicz has acquired lot
of scores to settle in 1.-THE Bare
foot Contessa."
One of these is with the press
agent who has sold his soul for
a mess of reflected glory. This
character, sweat-oozing alco-
holic, is played by Edmond
O'Brien with a fervor which sug-
gests that he, too, has had end
lessly poisonous experiences with
the same type.
It is a highly useful per-
formance to show what girls of
the Gontessa's beauty and
warped generosity have to put
up with. It is also Just the con-
trast needed to set of the weary.
disillusionment with which
Bogart's director fights for Miss
Gardner's happiness and the last
shreds of his own honor.
Mr.. Mankiewicz is ever willing
in the course of his film to pause
for lectures on the virtues and
vices of his creatures. Some of
these provide "The Barefoot
Contessa" with it's most dramatic
scenes. Others continue to the
point at which the authors ex-
asperation becomes exasperating.
There is some enthusiastic in
cidental acting In the Capitol's
romantic extravaganza. Marius
Goring comes up with fine
sample as a South American
playboy: Warren Stevens with
another as the icy producer,
Mankiewicz hates most of all;
and Rossano Brazzi, a third as
the Count on whom the heroine
hangs her last faint hopes.
Few stars have been born in
such anguish as Miss Gardner
here.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Hollywood
Irving Berlin to Write
A Show for Mitzi Goynor
BY Sheiloh Grohom.

still prefers to walk 10 miles o
day to the theater. Mrs. Corey is
moving east this week with the
kids.
All the TV actors are COM
planning about how hard their
work is, but Vivian Vance tells
me she loves to work hard on
the Il Love Lucy" show. Also.
she has gotten over her bad case
of ulcers.
Audrey Hepburn spent part of
her honeymoon in a majestic
villa in Italy with four watch
dogs, nine cats and two COWS
while Hubby Mel FerIer was
filming his movie in Sardinia.
X II 4 II
Judy Garland reporting. per,
Warmers: With a good picture
out, all the fan mail I'm getting,
and all the new offers. ! feel that
(See GRAHAM. Page C-9.)
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
National - wedding Break
fast: 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Arena - "Androcles and the
Lion; $40 pm.
Catholic University - vol
pone"; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"A Star Is Born;
1915. 4:55 and 8::35 pm.
Capitol-"The Barefoot Con-
tessa";; 11:25 am, 1:55, 4::30,
7:05 and $40 pm.
Colony" "Sunderin";; GAS, $40
and $50 pm.
Columbia - Princess of the
Nile; 1850 am, 2:05, Ais, $50
and $40 pm.
Dupont -" "Hobson's Choice;
Ills, 3:20, $40. 1880 and 9:35
pm
Keith's-"White Christmas;
1890 am, 12:45, 8. $40, 1885
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Julius Caesar; 1:15,
500, 5:25, 1880 and 9::35 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Hulot's Hol-
iday"; 1880 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - "a Star Is
Born: 11:25 am, 2:45, sos and
$3.50 pm.
Ontario "Sabrina";; l:15,
500. 5:25, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Black Widow; 11:25
am, 1885. 3:35, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Playhouse Rear Window; !;
11:10 am, 1:l0, 3:15, $40, 7:25
and 9::35 pm.
Plaza Bread, Love and
Dreams; IL, LAO, 3:20, 5, 6:45,
1925 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux--"On the Water
'front.'; l1:15 an, lao, $3.50,
5:35, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Warner This Is Cinerama":
1880 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

THE BAREFOOT CoNTEssA," a
United Artist release. produced In Italy
at Cinecitta Studios In association with
Rizzoli- -Haggiag, supervisor Of produc-
tion, Forrest f. Johnston: written and
directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. At
the Capitol.
The Cast.
Harry Dawes - Humphrey Bogart
Maria vargas-----y. Ava Gardner
Oscar Muldoon Edmond OBrien
Alberto Bravan0 Marius Gorin1
Eleanora Torlato-Fayrini
Valentino Cor:essa
vincenzo Torlato-Favrini
Rossano Brazil
Jerry Elizabeth Sellars
Kirk Edwards ---- Warren Stevens
Myrna -. Mari Aldon
Alberto Rabagliati
Busboy - EMO Staiola
Maria's Mother Maria Zanoli
Marias Father Renato Chiantoni
J: Montague Brown Bill Fraser
Mr.. Black John Parrish
Mr. Blue Jim Gerald
Drunken Blond ----- Diana Decker
Gypsy Dancer -- Riceardo Rioh
The Pretender Tonic SelWart
The Pretender's Wife
Margaret Anderson
Lulu MCGEE - Gertrude Flynn
Hector Eubanks John Horne
Mrs. rEubanks Bessie Love
Eddie Blake - Robert Christopher
Chambermaid Anna Maria Padaan
Chauffeur ------~ --% Carlo Da;e
Evening star., 1954-11-10


the devious, bittersweet script Is
SO richly strewn with the wit and
wisdom of its creator, the length
Of THE Barefoot Contessa" is by
no means uncomfortable.
Besides. what Mankiewicz is
relating here is Hollywood's fav-
orite story, the suffering that
attends the birth OF star. His
version of this beautiful, doomed
butterfly is played of course by
Miss Gardner. Without a doubt,
she is girl whose Illustrations
make your own easier to bear,
and naturally, a dramatic char
acter in the process.
Nevertheless, she is not the
core figure in the Mankiewicz
version of a star is born.
This distinction belongs to
Humphrey Bogart's man, direc-
tor of tattered, weary nobility
who not only creates stardom for
the Wlstful beauty of the story
but is the one sincere mourner at
her funeral. The tired loveliness
OF Italy provides an affecting
background for the rise and fall
OF these strange Hollywoodians
in Rome.
Mr.. Mankiewicz, a writer with
skill and purpose, feels deeply
the theme he tackles in "The
Barefoot Contessa." He has wise
and tender words to evoke pity
for Miss Gardner and Bogart,
barbed and wounding ones for
the vultures who prey upon the
artistic soul. His treatment of
the former provides the poig-
nance OF the Capitol film; his
scorn for the latter it's comedy.
X X X y
Miss Gardner's Cinderella in
Mankiewicz's story is by no
means the cleaning innocent of
fairy-tale tradition. She is not
only the kind of girl the world
eyes hungrily but also the kind
who returns the stare unafraid.
She is a barefoot dancer in a
Madrid cafe when a rich Faus-
tian Hollywood producer decides
she is saleable in the cinema
market places of the world. He
Is prepared to spend a lot of
money on the combination of
her beauty and passion and
what director of Bogart's un-
reliable genius can make out of
her. This he does, with brilliant
results for the employing cor
poration, catastrophe ones for
the principals.
"The Barefoot Contessa" is
girl that Mr.. Mankiewicz is
willing to treat every bit as
extravagantly as the vulturous
producer who exploits her in the
story. He dresses her to the
hilt and filings her onto the in
ternational merry go round
where the wolves are as rich as
they are ravenous: She is the
girl who gets everything only
to discover that 1t adds up to
nothing.
Unhappy as she was before the
Evening star., 1954-11-10
he Passing Show
The Posing Show
Another Star Born in Pain
In Barefoot Contesso
By Joy Cormody

Writer Director Joseph MankieWcz is
lightly and he has to that he won't
Contesa which opened yesterday the Capitol theater
The romantic melodrama starring Humphrey Bogart and
Ava Gardner virtually long enough for the
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06

States. Although this giant defense
arc serves well against any ma
jor moves it has gaping holes for
any sneak punch.
The Navy and Marines have rel
atively few jet fighters in HAWAII.
The Air Force depends on q Ma
tional Guard jet squadron In an
emergency. Pearl Harb0r is home
port for some warships, and trans
lent warships, including carriers.
pass through here frequently. All
would be available in an emer-
gency.
What about air requirements?
An Air Force officer frankly ad-
mits it would take at least u hours
before the first replacement plane
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06

from the mainland could be on its
way.
Military men are hopeful intel
hgence will give at least a 72-hour
warning if and when the cold war
turns hot If it doesn't, what lesson
did the military learn from the
Dec. Z chaos of Is years ago? The,
answer to this, military planners
In Hawaii say, is summed up in
three words: unity Of command.
In Hawaii, this is the Hawaiian
Defense Command.
HDC is an emergency organiza-
ton made up of components from
existing Army, Navy and Air Force
units and the civil defense organ
ization. Its job is to defend Hawaii
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06
Top Navy, Air Fore Officers
Admit Possibility OF Attack

spent or how elaborate q defense
is devised, military men will not
guarantee absolute success in stop
ping surprise assault.
Chances of success of a carrier
force such as Japan used in 1941
are, as one admiral put it, .sab-
solutely zero" But, military PLAN
ners say, single plane or SUBJ
marine using nuclear weapons
might succeed.
Importance of Pearl Harbor and
Hickam Field-main targets of the
Japanese attack - remains the
same but military men say in war
they would be secondary or third
rate targets.
In other words, the enemy would
not expend the element of surprise
solely on Pearl Harbor. 1t more
than likely would be used as a
diversion with the main effort di-
rected at some juicy industrial
area on the mainland.
Does Hawaii have the manpower
to stop an attack?
One high-ranking Air Force Of
ficer says:
"We have below minimum re-
quirements. But the threat Ito
Hawaii) is below standard
Actually Hawaii's greatest de-
fense is the huge mass of water
between the islands and a poten-
| tial enemy and the screen of out.
posts extending from Alaska down
through the Aleutians, Japan, Okin-
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06

and see that everyone ''gets the
word"
If an aggressor does strike, HDC
is geared to handle the post dis
aster situation. It also is the or
ganization responsible in civil dis
asters and operates an effective
tidal wave warning system.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06
Brass Says
They Can't
Say For Sure
AZ WILLIAM J. WAUGH

PEARL HARBQR, Dec. 7 R-
This is the 18th anniversary of
the Japanese attack on Pearl Har-
bor. Could it happen again?
This question drew a yes and
no answer as the anniversary was
observed by a simple wreath-lay-
ing ceremony on the platform built
on the rusting hulk Of the battle
ship Arizona, tomb for 1,174 sail
ors trapped when it overturned
during Japan's surprise attack in
1941.
Consensus of high-ranking Army,
Navy and Air Force officers could
be summed up as follows:
No matter how much money is
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-06

ava, Formosa, the Philippines and
Southeast Asia.
Electronic detection gear, sub
marines, patrol ships and planes
keep a constant vigil for any war
like moves toward the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

course into a l5-minute program.
Miss Gordon studied art and
philosophy at Columbia University.
the New School, and the Ecole deS
Beaux Arts in Fontainbleau, France.
In the course of her training she
became convinced that art classes
do not teach beginners properly.
She therefore developed her own
Streamlined method for fast learn
ing and immediate results and be-
came a teacher herself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

A NY ONE can paint picture in
IA 60 minutes, according to Miss
Comm Gordon of New York-and
she shows how in a Step-by-Step
process that begins with the divi-
sion of a square canvas into four
parts, goes on to simple outline,
then builcs to a finished work COM
plete with the artists signature
She teaches the method on her
television show, You Can Paint"
squeezing the one-hour oil-painting
Evening star., 1954-05-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
VACATION PLACES

MAINE SEA-COAST COTTAGE-At-
tractive. comfortable: beaut. loca-
ton: modern; S75 per week. $500
mo-. 5000 season. plus utils. OIL, q
Evening star., 1954-05-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcen..,

WlLLYs JEEP towing truck with lift
Ing, sns crane n wen balanced. Saaos
GMc '4S s:tcn dump: excel. coSd. !;
very low price Of S995. ERWIN
!SsD 5sSsl cS GO: s::15sd. 5Esad5rfa1' Va. s, JE: 4
PSNfiAc. i so sedan del: Hydro;
SALES, .studebaker, -4904 Hampden
lane, Bethesda. OIL. 2-1700. -2l
CHEVROLET AZ sedan delivery; excel.
cond.; S345. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES, Studebaker, 4904 Hampden
lane, Bethesda. OIL. 2-1700. -21
FORD F5 VS. 112-ton;. wheel. long
wheelbase, stake body; looks. ike
new inside and out, never hauled q
heavy load: completely gone over
and ready for immediate use; real
bargain: S675. FRANK SMALL, JR.,
1876 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-5700.
CHEVROLET 1850 1h-ton stake;
$135 or best offer. OWNER, 1875
9th st. NV. 80
DODGE 194S panel. in unusually good
condition. has, new rear end and
brakes, Will sell cheap to dispose of
this surplus truck at once STEWART
BA1NUM CO., TU. 2-0105. -25
FORD 194S cab over engine; 1h-ton
fiatbed; excel. cond.: will sell cheap
to dispose of this surplus truck at
once. STEWART BAINUM CO.. TU.
2-O105 -06
Evening star., 1954-05-20

CHEW. "a Bel Air 4-dr. sedan 7
miles; 2-tone paint. factory equip,
list approx. 50 100. will take 81 800.
MA. S-S57S daytime. XII. s-6s5i
Evening star., 1954-05-20
BOATS

NEW ll-FT. SIN. plyvood outboard
runabout: $3.50; must see 10 appre.
ciate. Call JU. 6-6605. -21
WOLVERINE, 14-ft., 2-yr.-old Mas
tercraft trailer; $3.50. IA. 7-1s9O.
l4-FT. RUNABOUT BOAT for sale. in
good condition; SIS. Call so. 8.
9277 after 8 pm. 81
NEW 12-ft. Custom-Craf Topper, now
under construction. 1854 Martin
"75," $315; ready to paint. RITCHIE
BOAT WORKS. RE. 6-5501. 30
MAHOGANY l4-ft. sailing pram
Designed and built By Herschoff;
$500: RATSY SALES. phone OIL.
e5-FT. BAY BUILT BOAT-Sleeps Q;
head; 80 m.p.h Extras. S1.400. KE.
14-FT. WAGEMAKER. center deck,
steering wheel; excel. cond. 12-h.p.
motor and boat trailer. Other acces-
sories RE. 7-7S52, days.
14-FT CHRIS-CRAFT RUNABOUT,
Mercury (10) Hurricane. trailer and
equipment for boat. AID. 4-1563,
SO pm. May be seen at JACKS
BOAT RENTAL. $500 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-20

CHEV. '52 Styleline de luxe 2-door
sedan; 2-tone blue and gray; equip.
with r: and h. S1,295. ARCADE
PONTIAC. .1437 irving st. NV, AID.
$500; also $3.50 14th st. NV.
RA. 3-967O. I'll
CHEW. 40 de luxe Cdr; r. and h.;
beaut. blue metallic; clean through.
out. Only S595; cash, trade or
terms. 3O-day guar. BOWMAN MO-
TORS. 1880 Ga. ave-, ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-20

CHEVROLET 81; r. and h., good
condition, by owner. Must sell. $3.50
or best offer. JOHN REGO, ia. O.
CHEVROLET 1912 4-door sedan; re-
liable transp., $50 or best offer,
1881 Mckinley st. NV. EN-. 2-0O08.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1850 K-ton panel: good
cond.; $3.50 or best offer; must sell
this week. JE. 4-3535. -26
FORD 194S 1-ton stake body: Al
cond.. new tires. small button van;
$3.50. XII. 9-S963. IA
CHEVROLET 1852 Ia-ton panel. and
Chev. l949 h-ton panel; Chev. '53
Terms arranged. JE. 2-3273.
DODGE 1853 dump truck; 1900
miles: $4,000 Call JE. 4-270O;
FORD '53 s-cyl. pickup: heater; excel;
miles. See this for S1.195. ERWIN
FORD CO; Fairfax Va. JE. 4-2S63'
FORD '52 F3 4-ton express; one
owner; excel. cond.; 9 cyl; try this
for top service at 81 ,145. ERWIN
FORD CO., Fairfax, Va, JE. 4-2S63,
CIR. 1880. -21
Evening star., 1954-05-20
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(ConsinueA. i

BEAUTIFUL LOT on Potomac River;
wonderful view; good price and
terms. Call EDGE. SO. 5-4095;
HAWTHORNE NV. - Wooded eie-
waited lot 100 It. wide, 100 deep;
adjacent to Rock Greek Park; won:
derful view; " blk. to transp. Call
Mrs. Grant. co. 5-6246. PAUL p.
STONE, Realtor -21
SITES, and 2 acres;
close-in Silver Spring: lovely view:
easy terms. BERNARD T. BROSyUS.
Realtor.. JU. 9-0420.
CHEVY CHASE, Md choice level
building lots. all improvements. ap-
prox 10000 50. It. In one. approx.
13.50o So. IT,. in other. Front
age Of 20 and no #. OWNER.
s0O-FOOT FRONTAGE on 277. near
Rte. IL: also 100 acres near Ste
phens City and Rte. IL; camp sites
and small farm. IA. 7-6770. 21'
Fernwood rd.. on Brad
ley bldv.-Beautiful 4-acre lot.
$4,000 down, terms. OIL. 9-906S.
NEARBY vA.-5 beautiful acres fac
ing hard road, nr. school and stores.
$1,000. XII. S-95S5. 81
ACRE LOT, adj. Burtonsville Dam.
boating. fishing, lovely surround
ings; priced for immediate sale.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
241-ACRE FARM
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL building sites along new
lake at Burtonsville. Md. Boating
and fishing. Lots contain 3. o, Y
line Of Washington. BROWN
AGENCY. JU. s-3444. Ju. 9-s497.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-3s lots,
water and sewer, streets to grade;
excel. terms: 81 $50 ea. BERNARD
T; BRosIUs; Realtor: ~: 9-0420
LAeGE adG L9d ede IL rom aap5sm bsrc parf For n
formation. call LU. 1-0s5s. between
eSo25o-fF. 2 % sFa f6T. Si@' OF Western nIU ave
NV; CATHOLIC church and school.
N2sH 1TSESi 81. JS. s.E'. $500 $500 BLocKE4vo
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tending to Maplewood; walking dis
tance to NH and Naval Hospital;
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lots ready for immediate construc-
tion. Street, sewer and water. incl.
laterals in. 3.150 each. JAMES /.
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Evening star., 1954-05-20
SMALL, ESTATE

Close to 3 popular country clubs; large
Cape Cod rambler. living, rm.. l5x24'
de luxe Kitchen with dining area,
. spacious bedrooms and bath; 2nd
floor. 3 huge bedrooms and bath;
attic space; gear built-in garage;
lot ia acres, well planted; 80 fruit
terms. SIGLER & CO.. RA. 3-3431.