davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Christmas Program
At School Dec. %
Parents Are Cordially Invited To
Attend

The intermediate grades Of the
Milford Elementary School will pre-
sent a Christmas program in the
high school auditorium on Decem-
ber % at $3.50 a. m. Parents are
cordially invited and the balcony
will be reserved for them.
The theme of the program
Christmas At Home" consists of
two acts, with two scenes in the
first act, one in the second. The
first act takes place in a typical
family's living r00mLthe second In
the home church.
The cast is composed of Fave
Doughty, the mother; Terry Willy.
the father; Eddie Niblett, the un-
Gle; Maxine Lord, the aunt; and the
six children, Bertha PaytOn, Leona
Adams, Joyce Hudson, Jimmie Vree-
land, Junior Lambka, and Billy Isa-
acs. Joe Louis of the fifth grade
will portray the part of the family
minister.
Robert MilleT's sixth grade is in
charge Of the playlet, since they
have prepared the original script.
Miss COrdelia Carter's sixth grade
reading class and Miss Helen
Macklin's and Mrs. Geraldine Pet
tyjOhn's fourth grades will pre-
sent "The Night Before Christmas"
as part of the playlet.
continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
All Achievement
Banquet Is Held
Houston Cardinals HOnOred As
Most Outstanding Club

Most Outstanding Club
Last week over 200 4-TI'ers, par
ents, and friends gathered at the
Caesar Rodney School for the 23rd
All Achievement Banquet, spon-
sOred by the Kent County Order Of
Links. After dinner Francis Downs,
president Of the Links welcomed
everyone, then introduced Sam
Gwinn, State Club Leader. who
brought greetings from the Univer-
sity. Mrs. Gordon Willis, repre-
senting the Farmers Bank Of Dover
presented the Dairy Fitting and
Showmanship Trophies to Presley
Moore, Kenneth Moore, and Robert
Moore, all from the Bucking Bron-
cos All Club Mrs. Willis also pre-
scented the Dairy Judging Team
Trophy to the Milford MilIwood
CONTINUED On page flYel
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Radioactive '.FaU-Out" Can
Endonger State Population

Because Of the danger Of radioactive falout Hbomb attack
anywhere IN the u s.
state civil Defense director
Fal-out is the deadly dust from an H-bomb bast
eartn from a clear sky cities
We don't have to be hit BY eRects said
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Ted AbeT, Named To Head.
Polio Fund DTiUe Here
Chuck Wright VIII Assist Mr. A6er; Fund Cam
patgn win Be Launched Early In 1855; Ward
Aides VIII Be Named Shortly.
Photo BY Brereion

Director Laurence Sharp the Sussex
county 6ape OF The National Foundation Paralysis
announced Of
nane Paralysis Fund Raising Milford area Chuck
Wright
is scheduled each year for the month o January
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
LoOrdinated Services
Is Now Disbanded
Charitable Work. However. WIN
Again Be Carried Forward


Announcement has been made
snat me Community C00rdinated
Services Organization. which. for
the past several years. has coordi-
mated charitable activities OF Mil
ford organizations. and arfanged
distribution of f00dstuns and cloth-
ing @ local neeay families at
Christmas time. has been disband-
ed The action has served ~ male
local organizations. previously sub-
seriping member clubs of the Coor-
Qlnated Services. rearrange their
charitable programs and provide
Lor direct assistance to the areas
needy.
The Coordinated Services was or
ganized here about three years ago
By MRS. Pauline Hammond. schooI
nurse with Charles Hammond as
chairman. During the past two
years. with the support 81 local
merchants and Organizations. the
Coordinated Services gave direct
(continued on page twol
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
lNei0AidPrO PrOgr0mSet-U UPFor
Practical Nursing Students

new program Of scholarship aid practical
nursing has been established BY the
mere To-Day ~ Wilmington public school
e program Named the Anna Scholarships the Grants
n aQ are DESIGNED
" .MaIe o- al. available
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
OUer 25OO Attend Opening
Of SeGfOrd S. S. Feed mn

More than $500 Dmaa residents chilly temperatures
the
newest industry the Cooperative Feed MN
az seaford Delaware, and to the mill facilities.
They heard DeaWares
Ia real contribution 70 the properons future agoMnre
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Wall hart Lists
81, 900 Facts o,,
u. S. at d GIonce

Have you ever had q friend
buttonhole you and ask: Say,
Joe, what was the annual per
capita income Of the United
States In 1881 when the popula-
ton Of the country was about
30 million and when Rutherford
B. Hayes was the 18th Presi-
dent?"
Well, maybe you haven't. But
In case somebody should want to
know. the correct answer is
5000
This and loads Of other OBJ
scure intelligence relating to the
Nations history Is available in
an especially designed wall chart.
cluttered with 10000 facts and
called ~. S. A. at q Glance"
The chart plots the terms OF
the Presidents against a time
scale Of 224 years. For each
President, q life bar shows his
own personal data-birth and
death dates, age on taking of
fee. etc. I'm relation to the great
events Of his time and to such
trends as the country's westward
spread. It's swelling population,
the nledian age and the sky
rOcketing per capita income.
The chart may be had for so
cents from Publication Services
Inca Dupont Circle Building.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Fairfax Women Voters
To Study Financial Issues

Financial problems of Fairfax
County and Virginia will be dis
cussed in an all-day panel con-
Quoted by the League Of Women
Voters Of Fairfax County at 10
am. Saturday at the Annandale
Elementary School.
Participating In the discussions
will be Or. Gerard Brannon, DR..
Brooke Graves, Omer Hirst, Fair
fax delegate to the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly: Carleton Massey,
Fairfax County executive; Mrs.
Kathryn Stone, Arlington dele
gate to the Virginia General AS
sembly; Mrs. Anne Wilkins, Fair
fax County supervisor, and
Charles Platt, Warren Quenstedt
and E. A. Prichard.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
LOST Airnan' 5 Family
Calls Search Inadequate
sy ths Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. IT,
Relatives of q Navy airman yes
terday joined move with other
families to try to have search
resumed for a Navy Constella-
tion missing with AZ persons on
board on q flight to the Azores
since October 80.
Mrs. Gloria Patrick, a sister
Of Aviation Machinist Mate 1ic
Robert Truman Thomas, said
she and her parents had sent
kilograms to President Eisen-
hover to try to get something
done. She said she was told Is
such kilograms or telephone mes
sages had been sent to the White
House.
I'VE feel the search was inade-
quate and that the plane pos
sibly strayed off Its course in
bad weather." Mrs. Patrick said.
"It might be outside Of the 120-
mile radius they searched and
until we have some sort Of evi-
dence to the contrary, we feel
there still might be hope"
Mrs. Patrick said they acted
In response to q letter received
Evening star., 1954-11-17

part OF the physicians physical
check-up."
st should be included" he
declared, "and women whose
tests are positive should place
themselves immediately under.
the care Of physician for OBJ
Servation and treatment.
I'VE have no way Of knowing
when the quiescent stage will end
or whether it always leads to In
vasive cancer. What sets 1t of
is one OF the things we hope to
find.
The Memphis survey revealed
the average age Of women with
quiescent cancer was 80. The
average age of women already
suffering from invasive cancer
Of the cervix was So.
DR.. Heller spoke before some
200 professional and volunteer
cancer workers from Northern
Virginia at the second annual
Cancer Control Institute, spon-
sored by the Alexandria. Arling-
ton and Fairfax County chapters
Of the American Cancer Society
In the First Baptist Church Of
Alexandria.
Two Greatest Worries".
Referring to the controversy
over cigarettes. DR.. Heller said
there is so. much emotion in
volved In this smoking business
that 1t sometimes obscures the
issues" But these is no doubt
that lung cancer is increasing at
tremendously alarming rate,
he said. There was about l6
times more lung cancer among
men in 1850 as there was in 1914,
and four or five times more
among women.
He listed cancer of the ceryix
and lungs as among our two
greatest worries" Only cancer
of the breast. which Is more sus-
ceptible to diagnosis and treat
ment. occurs more frequently.
Seven Virginia physicians
participated In 4 qllestion-and-
Evening star., 1954-11-17
StudyShows Quiescent Cancer
Widespread Among Women

United States Public Health
Service researchers have pinned
down a new form of "quieScent
cancer" In women.
DR.. John r. Heller, jr., di-
rector of the National Cancer
Institute in Bethesda. told q
meeting Of American Cancer
Society workers In Alexandria
yesterday that a survey Of more
than half the women over 90
years Of age in Memphis and
Shelby County, Tenn, so far
indicates that localized, non-in-
vasive cancer of the cervix "ap-
pears to be a proven clinical
entity"
Or. Heller said that means
that probably thousands Of
women have undetected "symp-
tomless cancer"
100000 in Survey.
He said the survey, involving
nearly 100000 women, demon
strated that such screening is
feasible and can be sold" to
local physicians and hospitals
who may be asked to participate
In similar tests elsewhere.
The Memphis survey Is being
made by Public Health Service
and private doctors, in co-opera-
ton with local health authorities.
A microscopic study of 10000
Of the specimens collected in the
survey turned up only 241 cases
In which the quiet and localized
cancer carcinoma in stu" to
medical mems expected to de-
velop soon into invasive cancer
Of the cervix or uterus, DR.. Heller
said.
The symphonies cancer" can
be detected by examination of
cells sloughed of from the site
of the disease, he explained.
These show up under q micro
scope.
Proposed for Check-ups.
But DR.. Heller said this kind
OF examination Is not ordinarily
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Cut in Nurse Course
To 7 Years Reported
FayorabIy Received

Favorable reports on q two
year. instead Of three-year,
nursing education have been
received by a research firm
which launched the project in
1852. a three-State hospital as
sociation was told here yester-
day.
Miss Mildred Montag. director
OF the Cooperative Research
Project In New York, which Is
studying the possibilities of
speeding UP nursing education.
reported on the study at the
last session of the Maryland
District-Delaware Hospital AS
sociation yesterday In the
Shoreham Hotel.
Not Yet Settled.
While Miss Montag empha-
sized it would be premature to
evaluate the program at this
point, she said favorable reports
have been received from employ
ers Of the nurses who completed
only two years Of nursing edu-
cation.
Some 81 nurses are now in
hospitals throughout the coun-
try as graduate examples Of the
education program, Miss Mon
tag said.
She explained the project Is
an attempt to see If traditional
methods OF nursing education
can be shortened. She said 800
students are now enrolled at six
schools In the program.
Internship Suggested.
In other reports yesterday to
some Of the 5000 hospital work.
ers attending the convention,
George r. Archambault, presi-
dent Of the American Society of
Hospital Pharmacists. urged ap-
proved internships for young
pharmacists at hospitals.
Also. DR.. Bernard j. Walsh.
local physician, told medical
social workers they should ex-
plain their role to physicians,
too many OF whom. he said. do
not understand the role played
by the social worker in total"
treatment Of . patient.
The association also elected
Fred A. McNan1ara. hospital
expert for the Budget Bureau. as
its next president. Other officers
are Glenn Fisher. Seaford. DEL,
president-elect, and Victor Lude-
wig, administrator Of George
Washington Hospital. second
vice president.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

from Mrs. Edward n. Adrian.
wife Of an Air Force major
aboard the plane. urging them
to contact the President. Mrs.
Adrian lives at Pittston, Pa.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
ADDS lsroeI Group to Meet

The Young Married Couples
Group Of the Adas Israel Con-
gregation. Connecticut avenue
and Porter street NV. win meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow to elect
officers and ratify its new con-
Stitution.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

answer forum on cancer as the
institute closed last night. fol-
lowing an afternoon Of panel
discussions on ways to improve
Cancer Society education and
service programs.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Southwest Council to Meet

The Southwest Neighborhood
Council will meet at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in the Jefferson Junior
High School,, Eighth and H
streets S.W. The group will dis
cuss police and protective serv-
ices In Southwest Washington. !.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Vacant-Brookland, NE.
Redecorated Like New!

Detached 2-story; 8 large rooms, l
bath, oil h.-w. heat: 2, rear, leveled
porches;, full basement. Large lot
for children. Very convenient loca-
ton; Terms to suit! CALL ME.
$4,000. 8 an. til 8 pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME-. s-54o0
COLORED-BRICK BUNGALOW -
Ideal ne location; modern up to
date. clean as pin: Venetian blinds.
nice level lot: gas heat: s. lovely
rooms. 1st a.. with . unfinished
rms. Upstairs. TO see this is to
buy it. Call Mr.. Penland. ST. g.
1898: ewes. LU. 2-16l2 til 10 pm.
ATLAS REALTY CO IS
,62 LYMAN PL. NE
This well-maintained brick home
features Q separate dining room.
ceramic lie bath. 2 comfortable
fenced rear yard. Assume a 4es -i 81
loan. with low monthly payments;
priced only S11.750 OLIVER T.
CARR. Ma. S-S093, Ma s-2S65. -
COLORED-2213 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Very clean. 7-rm.. det. home; CO.
lonial porch, full bsmt., garage,
l50-ft. yard; $14.950, easy terms.
cooLoRf2D5glsBRENrwoop 25 VILLAGE.
$4,000; modern brick home. lse.
rms, .Gas heat. porch; very nice
condition; reasonable terms. Call
Ia: 6.e669 or LA. 6.1344. PECK
Evening star., 1954-05-05
COLORED
NEW
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Masonry bungalow: 5
rooms, plus recreation room, fine
$I2,95o. JAMES CARROLL. Jo.
.2-0400: ewes. RE. 6-7979.
ANAC0STIA, mr.: Good Hope I'd
WeH-kept semidet. stucco. q fooms,
for OafhS or one fn familiss: hfs G oil ar5ansfd
$3.50. HARTMAN Realty. INC. g.
d345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. A.
CAPITOL lillian old home in good
condition; rms, gas heat. modern
sonable cash and terms. E. QUINCY
sSso5a; eyes. e oI. cf.' ais4S4. g a NV, pi
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, corner Nichols
ave. and Brandywine-Detached: 5
rooms: fireplace, recreation room.
Near Boiling Field; S15,950. JAMES
CARROLL. 10. 2-O400; ewes. RE.
CONGREsS HEIGHTS - 3-bedroom
semidet. brick, with rec. .rm. About
3 yrs. old: In perfect condition. Well
located. Easy terms. Assume 4e5
loan; JOHN I; SHELTON, Realtor.
CoNGRESs HEIGhTs-eoniyy; ISriy; $3.50
down. monthly payments like rent
will take this 3.bedrm. semidetached
brick home. with sep. din. rm.. full
bsmt.,. rec. rm.. 2 baths, Ia NEST
desirable area; LEO A: Dryer &
HiSi,cRIsG GDi; ~; a7s9sS: 9Ss ~: S S.t;292. %
garage: rec. 'rm.; S24.5o0. OWNER.
HILLCREsT14-bedrm. and 2-bsth s
det. home bedrm and bath on / st.
c1aaii 1aii IL. ID salags; ssHs, owner leaving town.
HILLCREsTNNew det brick: = rms
bath, ist H.; buiit-in garage. gas gas
heat; $4,000. By appointment only
aaARsTMHAN aAds Ian. REALTY. INC, 1345
Sc Hgoo s.bsas HeIs rd' s'e'' Lu. 4-s4oo'
HTILToPPs TERRACE, OF Texas ave-
3-bedrm. semidet. brick house; close
schools, shopping, transp.; S1,5OO
down down. ERNEST H. LUNG. DI. =
s795 DOWN, $3.50 mo-. including
principal. interest, insurance and
taxes, on this semidet. brick spick-
and-span condition, only. 2 years
old; old. range; ss frsezef1Init nn refgT;, avn
blinds exsas porcS a1sPoSf rms nsnetfe e
bath, bsmt,; oil heat: any one can
assume this large GI loan. why
rent? And in such good location,
hshs Hi11s eysTythinsi SsTy1M prhiT Il st. DuDqnt
SWEETHEART 8, picture windows
capture a sweetheart OF a rural
view from this air-cooled I-bedroom
rambler surrounding a patio on an
acre and more at the turn of the
road for $4,000 down and SlO0
monthly. just of the Old George
KoLB co. AID. 2-2100. s.
$1,000 CASH, S68.O4 MO-, incl. taxes
and insurance; t-rm. brick. semidet.,
full bsmt. Only Sl0.75O. HARRY
L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922. -
Evening star., 1954-05-05
BETHESDA
De dESDA
ASSUME CT TRTIST

ASSUME CT TRUST
3-bedrm.. 2-bath de-
tached brick home, only 3 yrs. old
and located a short distance from
fenced. lot; ideal for family with
children; flagstone patio, storage at
tic, to6ay's kitchen; approx. S15,50O
1st trust with payments of S1352l
per mo-. incl. int. prin.. taxes and
MS; real buy. w. B. WRIGHT.
EN-. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-05

,,r, ,,r;Sgsso9o $500 DOWN :

5000 DOWN
INCLUDING SETTLEMENT
3-bedrm. rambler. nice patio. fenced
ward; alum. storm windows and
screens, large. lot, newly decorated
inside and out
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-6400 LO. 5-SS54
Evening star., 1954-05-05

200 BLOCK NAYLOR RID.
S-RM.. 2-APT. DET. BRK. HOME
A truly distinctive home with an in
come. 2nd-h. apt. with pvt. entr.;
A.; reception hall. fireplace. front
porch, full bsmt. with shower bath:
det. garage: beautiful lot: very cow
close-in loc. A bargain. See this and
make an offer Mrs. Cox. LU. .
sI36 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS RE-
Evening star., 1954-05-05
TRANSFERRED
SMALL TOWN HOUSE

$20.950
Spacious, row, brick home. on 29th
ST., only q Jew block from Sheraton
Park Hotel at Conn. ave.: 4 bed
rms, > baths, sleeping porch, CEN
ter hall with attractive .iv, rm,.
tremendous din. rm., len: Lear ga
rage: full basement. Excellent terms,
W. B. WRIGHT. EN- 3-hfi0O
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.

HANDY MAN? $3.50 down, includes
eil settlement charges to non-vet
4-yr. .-old BUNGALOW near Wheaton.
needs little work; full bsmt, no
PARKsIDE REALTY, Ju. J-Is76
It'll q pm. -
DOCTOR. DENTIST OR PROFESS
SIONAL MAN - SILVER SPRING.
WOODSIDE AREA. Approx. / blk. off
Ga. ave, This beaut. 5-yr. r.-old Gus
tom:built brick. Cape Cod home can
Or Or unfurn ed sedrms somHls'siS M Baths uIs Ist
mr.; lge. liv. rm. with n-epl.. family
sized din. rm., kit, bedrms. and
ige. foyer. lge. bedrms. and bath.
nsmt IseT has vt gr9aSnd arad level Snt5 snt5s lss
lovely Handicapped lot. The perfect
combination for home and, ofice.
sa,Is stSs aoDsRs ao sSs sHAIT3 9G ssso &c. ossH
$3.50 DOWNS bedrms.. bsmt.. sep.
din: rm,; plenty Of living space:
terms; To inspect, call Mr.: Lansdale,
RI: 1850 or L0; 4.63O1. COLO
BGiY HFHt THIS HEfsfSIMENf HONE With co 31 financing
z rooms. ia baths. brkfst. nook.
S14.S5o. RIPLEY & RoMEaR. u.
rSs iIsis5i sMASTEsf oPss eVfnipEs RaMsIER in All.
yer Spg "A high-quality home Of 8
rms; 2 baths. recr. rm. at grade
level; built-in garage; . fireplaces.
de luxe kitchen; year-'round air
conditioning with water cooling:
supurb cra,tsmanship and central
RoMGR sesi1SR sssitoTs. sssiisSs. JG. Gipls9 s.s1l
1f'Hh pRfn sGsPRIsE fxsii YOU to find a home
Of SO much charm SO close to the
ea heart + Of rs.x S to Sps S1ifS fS.t cSps
q lot Of appeal; full bsn,t.. eX-
It. RIPLEY Il RoMER. Realtors,
JU. 5-61ll: Open evenings.
BRICK BUNGALOW. ,Sl%.950-ln
6sth hsHhsGS disS&asRer RMS disposal 0s1FmS SfE new
oversize garage; fenced lot. Assume
= S.l411: iG1?' eves. TaAT6 Lo. = 4-7444. Iis 30 j.
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER; S19.95OI
Very choice loc. oil Mass. ave-.
near Sumner; 3 nice bedrooms and
full basement. This home is better
fRsg HUsT EUsfr sEE fivinf FRANK si5E
8: PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes,
CHARMiNG wHITE-BRICK BUNGA-
Low; wonderful loo. in Bethesda; .
bedrms. and baSh on 1st A.: oed-
rn. on End t.; tull bsmt.. screened
porch: lovely trees. Near public and
parochial schools; 3 blocks to bus;
Sl5,950: $1,000 down. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7O07: ewes. OIL.
DIRECT FROM OWNER for the young
in heart. brick home with charm:
on q large level wooded lot in For
est Glen Park. featuring fieldstone
barbecue: 2 diversified bedrms., nurs-
ery, tile bath. End floor. First floor,
living rm. 24x14, large stone fire.
place. din. rm.,. kit, breakfast nook.
lavatory. Attached garage and scr.
porch: full bsmt. Fairly priced at
S19.950. JU. 9-64S1.
BRADLEY GROVE
4-bedrm. cuStom-built rambler: over
"a acre, setting of tall trees; de luxe
kitchen, breakfast room. Swedish
fireplace recr. rm. with fireplace;
Dashboard h.-w.h. Price, "a 900 below
first offering
SWEETHEART RAMBLER
Stone and brick; 3 lge. bedrms., 11a
baths. dining L. modern Kitchen
With, breakfast rm, fun bsmt:,, fin3 n
cash payment to responsible party
To see these properties call Mr..
Herman. OIL; 2.7662:
Evening star., 1954-05-05

FOxHAIL AREA

FOXHALL AREA
Custom-built home designed
for family living on one level.
New Orleans modern in style
with 30-ft. liy. rm.. large din.
rm., de luxe kit, den, 4 bed
rms. inclosed porch. Rec. rm..
2-car garage. Exclusive close
in location. To inspect call
Mrs. WSEtG!s; SEf fsoN We; a,fsaEs S;sas2'
'420 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-9696
Evening star., 1954-05-05
OWNERS LOSS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
1-year-old. Groom, Ih-bath, full
basement brick home. Assume S13,-
500 Az first trust. payable $50 per
no.; $4,000 down.
JOHN II. o'BRIEN
Ii. 1884 10. S-642O
Evening star., 1954-05-05
$69. SO MO.-NON-VET
81 200 DOWN-SE

Assume AZ loan on this I-year-old
brick semidet. 2-bedrm: home fea-
In convenient. desirable neighbor-
L-124.
r. w BERENs SALES. INC.
Ma S.S000
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH
SIT o50

Det. ,rick home, in excel. location.
Liv. rm.. with flrepl.. din. rm.. lge.
kit; End fl. has 3 bedrms. and bath
firepl. in bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; garage
and , porches. Call Mr.. Mcintosh,
EX. 3-24SO; eyes AID 2-Rhfh
Evening star., 1954-05-05
B E r H e s DA
VACANT!

Redecorated 6-rm. and bath brick.
fenced lot. on quiet street near
Edgemoor. Reduced to $l6,950.
TENCHER-WALKER AID. 4-2644
Evening star., 1954-05-05
SALE OR REM

OAIE On hENI
Two 6-room semidet. bricks in
CONGRESS HGTS. New-house con-
dition; large 0f loan: can be bought
with 81, 200 down or S105 per
mo. CALL RE. $4,000.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1954-05-05

BETHESDA, near NIH-Substantia
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; beautiful
lot; convenient neighborhood. AS
sumo Gl trust. For details. call Mrs.
Ballif, WO. 6-73S1. GLEN MAR
PARK--A darling 2-bedrm. brick
rambler, luXuriouSly decorated and
ready 70 move into; terms less than
rent. For details. call Mrs. Ballif,
WO. 6-73S1. WALKER & DUNLOP.
INC. Realtors, Uptown once. EN-
Evening star., 1954-05-05
MARSHALL ] WArLE
Realtor 1924 l4th st. NV. AD.4-2005
l.24 I4tn 81. NV. AD. 4-ZUU,
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Red brick Colonial: screened porch,
din. alcove. powder rm. on 1st A.;
attached garage: lge. den or bedrm.
at stair landing; 3 bedrms.. 2 tiled
baths on end: storage attic; rec,
rm A real value.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN- 3-lSO0 5
Evening star., 1954-05-05

COLORED-Sth & INGRAHAM NV.
Only S995 dn. for this semidet. brick
very clean: 6 rms. 2 incl. porches.
gear. gar: bsmt,. oil ht. A real
hargain. RA. 3-2003. ewes.
COIN q LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
Evening star., 1954-05-05

BETHESDA-S22,750. Attractive s.
bath; 1st-fl. liv. rm.. din. rm.. all
eiec. kitchen. large screened porch:
md f.. , large bedrms.. de luxe
bath and dressing rm., lge Anchor
fenced lot: close to NH. schools
and transp.: vacant and newly dec
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 It'll pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
FRED A. SMITH co.

Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
COLORED-UPPER N.W.-2-family
brick home: private bath. rec. rm.,
gar. lge. yard: excel. cond.: s. 600
down. JAS. S. WILDER REALTY
CO.. RA. 3-l9l6. II
Evening star., 1954-05-05
ENGLISH Village

BET HESDA-S1 800 cash. Monthly
payments of S13S incl. taxes and
insurance. A 6-month old brick
rambler. with 3 twin-sized bedrms.
This is being sold below the orig
inal selling price. Priced at S19,950.
Ewes call OIL. 2-9346. SAMUEL E.
BCGLEY. INC. OIL. 6-7S00. -
BETHESDA-Naval officer trans
ferred. SIS $50. 3-bedrm. brk Cape
din Ea rm aGalate full Ssmt fond blk GE 70 ke. le
mentary school. May finance FHA.
GI or conventional. LO. 5-2800 till
8 pm. HUGG1NS g. HARRISON.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CO, ,.DREn"coR; T,T sgd AND IgdEA, "a;
7ENTIST.
5 rms. /. baths. recr. rm.
LOUIS RIDDEN EX. 3-6707
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