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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07


POWER MOWERS-1S" gas. rotary,
S35. Reel types IS" gas. me-
ehsnis's spssials' s15: 10; 5-o2 s5:i
good shape; $50. Call ia. 2-774l
POWER MOWER, 1s-in.. reel type;
Briggs and stratton engine; good
eond;: $40 KE. s-4543 49,,
1o-ER, ia-h.p. motor: standard
equipment, plus jissaw and blades,
router, shaper, dsdo and insert
Many access: 5000. JE. $1,000.
PRINT SHOP-C&P press with mo-
tor. Sxl2, good cond.; IS cases Of
type, miscel.; reas. To. 2-75S5.
PROTECTOR 35-mm., Leitz. and
4x6-ft. radiant screen; in new
cond.; SIS. OIL. 4-5519.
PUMPS. $3.50 up. Bring US your
pump problems. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
PUMPS--Deep and swallow well eel.
lar pumps lowest price BLOCK 3
1746 Lee hwy. ia $500:
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GUNS

We WILL BUY ALL MAKES
Shoiof Top PRICES TtthsisSl pA sihpSAANNs
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
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WILL BUY
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Your antindue silver after Lahol
Day For further info, call NO. Z,
$685.. d. KRUPSAW MILESTONE
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RADIAL ARM

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IGDro EQUIPMENT Portable
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RADIO. Halicratters sxas, SCI.
Panadapter and spkr.. All Sl55
Webcor 2 spd. tape recorder. sos.
RADIO PaoNo. AMIN. all-speed
record player, blond mahog,. So:
radio phone $50. TIE. 6-6s77.
RADIO PIONoGRAPH. mahos any
finished console, excellent condition.
Ra Ioi .PaoNoGRAPH. Zenith con-
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many other parts. What do you
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RooMS WANIEp

IN NV, sECTION-Man, settled,
double amputee, must have bath on
Ap s a S9 as So5 raw Wes IL rs ssep e.
EMPLOYED LADY wants furn. rm.
ano meals in refined home: NV.
DU. T-6176 after 8 pm.
WIDOW desires rm. and board, pvt.
home, vic. Temple Hills. silver Hill,
Nd. Mon. eve after 5. OIL. 6-b666.
ROOM, for lady. nicely frTn. PVT.
vicinity NV. RA. 3-2611.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

WATER HEAIERS-S3U
Elec. stone-lined. HOW, new.
40 gal, gas. new ---~---. YbD, ~
80 gal. Crane, used ----s-- S2t.bO
Lowest prices on all sizes, gas and
cleo, giaSs-lined heaters. For your
hot-water heaters be sure and cal
Blocks and save.
BLOCKS
174s Lee Hwy, Near Key Bridge
ia. 8-8700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

FREE PASTURE-About 65 acres;
/ mile from Groom. Md. This IL
legitimate offer to anyone inter
ested In pasturinR horses aand for
CATTLE, This offer will hoH good
from the present time until approx
h Assi! Is es,l 1 nS interests Z. Wo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

TOP SOIL, highest quality: deiiy-
cred, $40 per load and ID, de-
pending on distance. 10. $4,000:
ewes. 10. S-636l. -l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

PTANO-Ampieo Player in excellent
playing condition, Rolls and bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
CLOSEOUTS

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1855 Frigidaire. GE. Philco. eros
ley, Gibson, Admiral refrigerators
and freezers. no reasonable ofier
refused All new and fully guar,
Free DEL, free service. Open ewes.
STANDARD TIRE d BATTERY co,
10th and n N 3 II a-N0Q2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

GE. Westinghouse. Frigidaire elee..
gas. Guar Del incl: $50 up.
BLOCKS
1910 Balto Ave, Nr. Peace Cross
LA R-R1nn WA 7-hh01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

COCKER SPANIEL, BLACK. ~
MOS. MALE; $50. CO. 6-4506.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

PONY--Medium size bay Relding A
real family pet Guaranteed safe
and sound for child. OIL. 4-7347.
PONIES beaut. chestnut riding
ponies. Reas. PRICED Ideal chill
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
Dulles Pledges US.
Help in European
Atom Energy Pool

PARIS, R-U.S. Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles Saturday
pledged American support to a
European nuclear energy pool,
diplomatic informants reported.
The secretary was said to have
thrown Americas weight Behind
new drive for European union in
a series of talks with leaders of a
movement to pool European re
sources for the production of
peaceful industrial power from
nuclear plants.
Dulles, it was said, told them
the US. Congress would most
probably amend the nations At.
omic Energy Act to permit the ex-
port of fashionable matter and
secret know-how to a European
pool, but would probably not al
low such exports to individual
countries.
This was reported to be the
message he gave West Germany
Foreign Minister Heinrich Won
Brentano, one of the advocates of
a nuclear energy pool. One objec-
ton to strictly national atomic
programs is that industrial nu-
clear plants produce by-products
Of potential use in warfare which
the French would not like to see
in German hands.
Dulles meeting with Won Bren-
tano was his final conference be-
fore boarding a plane to the us.
The secretary of state came here
for a round of conferences with
the ministers of NATO countries
to assess the implications of the
new cold war in the light of fail
ure of the of the Geneva confer
ence of foreign ministers to reach
any agreement
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
By FLORENCE DOUTHIT

FAIRBANKS, R-Support was
needed and given Friday in the
Constitutional Convention for the
right Of the people to initiate laws
and to vote on those already en-
acted.
When the committee dealing
with initiative and referendum
presented its report to the con-
vention, floor delegates began to
asking such basic questions as:
Is the initiative and referendum
desirable, needed and workable?
Do these rights fit in with the re-
publican form of government?
The fight was not only one
Of amending the committee report
granting the people initiative and
referendum but one of saving the
principle Of those two privileges
After an afternoon of debate,
vote to delete the initiative section
from the Constitution entirely lost
43 to Is. The decision to retain the
referendum right in the constitu-
ton won by AZ to 8.
AS defined in the committee ar
ticle, initiative is the power Of the
people ''by petition to propose
laws and to enact or reject such
laws at the polls" Referendum is
the peoples power "to require by
petition that laws enacted by the
legislature be submitted to the
voters for approval or rejection"
Those supporting inclusion of
the referendum and initiative used
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19

The National Retail Dry Goods Association has re-
leased report covering the 1854 operating experience
of almost 500 department and variety stores.
The first quarter comparatively poor. Then
improvement set in and maintained during the final
three quarters The total 1854 sales volume very
high.
However, this doesn't mean that profits also were
high These retailers earned net profit after income
taxes of only 81 percent of sales In other words,
they could keep only fraction more than two cents
out of each dollar the customers spent with them All
the rest went to buy Stocks pay wages and taxes and to
meet other unacceptable costs.
There's nothing like open competition to hold
prices at minimum and keep standards Of service up
as American retailing demonstrates.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
Two Men None the Worse
For Trek i'm Frozen Clothes

EDMONTON, R-Henry Meter
and Rudolph Dickertman of Ed
monitor were none the worse to-
day for a mile and a half hike in
frozen clothes and in 17-below
weather.
The two men drove their car on
frozen Lake Wabamum, so miles
west of Edmonton Sunday to do
some fishing. The car broke thru
into five feet of water, renching
its two occupants. On their way
back for help their clothes froze
solid but doctors said they suf
fered no i'll effects.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
WOMAN DRIVER FAILS TO
SIGNAL: 10 CARS DAMAGED.
SIX PERSONS INJURED

Ell RENO, R-Oklahoma, A
woman motorist failed to signal a
turn off us. IS near here Sunday.
Net result: six injured, none seri-
ously, and $4,000 damage to 10
automobiles.
The first car behind jammed on
the brakes, four others rammed
together; a sixth, swerving to
avoid them, crashed head-on with
a seventh; and two others, slowing
down, were plowed into from the
rear by the 10th.
The woman driver drove on, I'M
aware Of what had happened.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19

Headlines the country made when, for
the first time contestant the fabulous TV program
The $64 900 Question risked going all the way to win
the grand prize. Had the winner, personable young
Marine captain, missed any part Of the tough sevenpart
final question he would have lost the OOO less taxes
he had already won.
The news reports Of tbs of course said the captain
won $64, O0C Actually, however, he won $4,000 or
less For the federal income tax will take about $4,000
of the prize and any state income tax will be in addition
The tax collector didn't have to take the big final
risk-and he didn't have to possess the remarkable
fund of specialized knowledge that made the win posi-
BILE But just the same, he will get close to half the
profit!
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
Convention Votes for Peoples Right
To Initiative and Referendum in State

these arguments: it is important
for the legislature to know that.
such power exists with the people,
the ultimate trust should be with
the people, not the legislature; it's
what the people want; 10 states
have granted these powers to the
people with good cause; and init
ative and referendum represents
progressive government.
Opponents Of the peoples right
to initiate and reappraiSe laws ex-
pressed these views: the two sys-
TENS are cumbersome, costly and
unnecessary when the legislature
is truly representative Of the peo-
pie; in the republican form of gov
eminent the voice of the people is
the legislature, and the powers of
initiative and referendum are out
NODDED ones, instituted so years
ago when legislatures functioned
differently than they do now.
The vote indicated the power of
initiative was seriously questioned
but the referendum right was on
pretty sound ground.
One amendment made already
to the committee proposal changed
the percentage Of signatures re-
quired on an initiative or refer
endum petition from eight to Is.
The vote on this was a tense 1928.
George Sundborg Of Juneau
pointed out that under the 8 per-
cent requirement, by current vot-
ing strength for governor slightly
over 1000 signatures would be
needed on the petition. BY the Is
percent ruling, 1000 would be
required.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
us. and Britain Offer
$40 Million to Egypt
For Super-Dam on Nile

WASHINGTON R-The United
States and Britain have offered to
give Egypt $40 million to begin
construction on the Nile River of
one Of the worlds greatest dams.
The State Department announced
Saturday the two Western powers
had assured the Egyptian gov
eminent Of their support Of the
project"
The offer of $40 million, of
which the US. would put up $50
million and Britain IA million,
was described to be the heart of
the proposition.
The move by the Western pow
ers is designed in part to counter
growing Russian influence in the
Middle East-particularly the sale
of Communist arms to Egypt by
Red Czechoslavakia.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-10-15
calves on the ground are like
MONEY ~ THE BANK

II costs of monayzsoy kea6Ta iotTof thas
money 10 lost If she Cas- % sssso rops small weak
calves thas die OF develop ineo ssaii-enders."
BIG CROPS of husky calves o must, If fellow 10
goag make money ranching. This is especially true
when, the price Of cattle is of.
Yoraags needs help takes more than grass alone 70
give roue COWS what they need grow and drop the
lind Of calves that will bring top prices fall.
PURl&A RANCE CHECKERS have proved their worth in
research and thousands of ranches This avore
range supplement- has what il takes Cattle love Checkers
does on them. Cows stag up in good shape calving
time have lots of milk for the calves, TOO.
Feed foe b. caB crops the Purina Way. Purina Range
cheekssscan help you keep your operation the profit
side ofthe ledger.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
JACKPOT QUESTIONS?

2z. What was the food of the
gods on Mt. Olympus that insured
them strength, power, beauty and
immortality? MARX SO, ,50O)
-. There's a time in the title ofa
popular play by William Saroyan.
1t is about people in a San Fran
cisco waterfront tavern who phi
losophize about life. II was award
ed the Pulitzer Prize in 1910 but
the author refused it. What is the
title? (''Strike 1t Rich" = S5OO.)
"A q Is. Now you're on your
honor. Would you recognize the
tunes, The Navy and the Army,
the Army and the Navy" and The
Girl in the Blue Dress? If your
answer is yes, you would have
cleaned up S35,25O and So. 400
respectively on ABC's Stop The
Music"
We hope you flew through the
posers with flying colors. If you
answered 20 of them correctly
you border on genius. But if you
answered all Of them, you're a
prize boob: you ought to be in
New York trying for CBS' sixty
four thousand dollar bonanza!
Evening star., 1955-07-24

9 Name as many living heavy
weight boxing champions as you
can. 1.-TWO For The Money" -
A,2OO.)
IL William HI. Bonney was
shot and killed by Sheriff Pat
Garrett. Who was Bonney? (Marx
S6,OOO.)
-. Name the war fought by the
United States between 1902 and
1905 over payment Of tribute.
c'The Big Payoff" - S6,WO.)
%. II was a HffIe fighter,
Two islands are part of my
fame,
Mycode cOaldhiberiehfer,
Rip van WinkIe took part
of my name.
Who am IL" c'Feather
Your Nest" - ST, ,35O.)
a. An ancient country in Eu-
rope is south and west of the
Rhine, west of the Alps and north
of the PyreneeS. The Celts were
among its chief inhabitants.
What's the name of this ancient
country? C''The Big Payoff" -
$4,000 in trips and merchandise.)
Evening star., 1955-07-24

which starred Gregory Peck as an
air-baSe commander. in England,
determined to win the war at all
costs. What is the title? C''Strike
1t Rich" S5W.)
II. la Gioconda" is the origi-
nal name for one of the most
famous paintings in the world.
What is the popular name?
(Groucho Marx - ST ,m.)
Is. The Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Boston Braves once battled
for 26 innings. the longest game
in modern major league baseball.
1t ended in a IL tie. Two starting
pitchers went the whole 26 inn
ings. Who were they? r'Break
The Bank" So, ,9OO.)
le. What is the name of Shake
speare's famous clown in his
plays, Henry w." and 'The
Merry Wives Of Windsor?
(''Strike 1t Rich" -S S5OO.)
IL. In IS seconds: al Give as
many girls names as possible be-
ginning with letters "A, B and c."
b. Name as many animals as pos
sible who normally climb trees.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
NOW! SOFT, GLOWING
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Condition it this new NoN-oIY
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Evening star., 1955-07-24

CONTROLS HAIR CENTIY-MAKES
ARRANGING HAIR SO EASY!
sUAvE tames wispy ends and stubborn
strands. Perfect hair-dos in jiffy! And
it keeps hair in place so softly.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

without greasiness! There's
nothing like Helene Curtis New
Improved SUAVE-with mirac-
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Evening star., 1955-07-24

HAIR DRY, BRITTLE, ABUSED?
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Helene Curtis sUAvE brings back soft
ness and luster instantly, inuites hair to
wave-and protects your hair, too!
Evening star., 1955-08-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI MANoR-semidet. brick
rambler. only 2 yrs. old: 3 bedrnls.,
full bsmt, with knotty. pine rec.
rm.; gas heat: Anchor fenced rear
yard; Vacant; immediate posses.
sion; $3.50 down, INCLUDES Set
TLEA1ENT COSTS; monthly pay
ments only S86. Call MR.. LOVING. q.
ST. 3-0468 or OIL. 4.490S.
ave; lovely 2-Story brk. Colonial
3 bdrms.. lge. screened porch, tile
bsmt., new-house cond, $l7,g5O
YINSToE Gr CLAY Va; R,v.7dsis T5tIss "a
outlet, Bait. Wash. Pkwy.; 20 min
Ft. Meade; 3-bedrm; rambler, fully
HERB BEpFoRD. AP. 7.2s46.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS-Neat hrk.
Colonial: 2 bedrms., sep. din. rm; +;
scaped: only $4,000 FHA qr
con. Nr. Dixon, RE. 6-b92b. cox
$50. Brick California rambler
iss. liv. rm., with i,p. oreezeWsy
and gar: large. level lot; Al ths
extras, Must be seen " pc AZ
preeiatsd. Cali MI. dribblsa 20
fiSf1f fIaE fhk1LFY co. o''
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Beautiful Woodmoor
OPEN SUN, IL It'll DARK
208 LEXINGTON DR..

New house condition inside apd out
SEPARATE BREAKFAST ROOM
WITH IST1 PIGTTRE Nv WlEpp" d.ii14; hAS
refrigerator. Full hall to kitchen
Step-down living room, sep. dining
room, 25' screened porch. 2 bed
rooms and bath on 1st. Large
master bedroom and bath on 2nd
plus storage attic. Paneled gamt
room. Fully carpeted. diversified
was-see II now. Ewes, JU. 5-5667
Out Colesville rd to Four Corners
right on Bladensburg rd. TO Lex
inRton. left q blks. to home. Follow
Metzier arrows.
MetZler Reaitor-Builder
BO22 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-7400
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1955-08-07
$l5,95O
1oO16 SIDNEY RID.

Open 1 till 8. Don't miss this lovely
3-bedrm. detached brick Colonial on
large corner lot. In new-house con-
dition.
Glen rds. risht TO Tenbrook DR.. and
left to Sidney I'd. and right TO
open" sign. Mr.. schectman' IA.
LEO A. BRYER & CO., INC.
III a-so3a LO. 6-32e5.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
COLORED

oArTHERsBURG AREh-lla acres.
5-rm. cottage. well fenced, sur
rounded with trees: large garden
space. several outbuildings for
chickens; close 10 schools and
churches; $1,000 will swing this
HICKMAN -CUsHMAN, Poplar q
QA4D II
Evening star., 1955-08-07
S250 DOWN

1900 JOSEPH MILL RD.
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow; detached
with full basement. large corner
lot: convenient To schools. Open /
to 6. Directions: Georgia ave. TO
Viers Mill I'd. to Randolph .rd.. left
on Bennion rd;, continue, to Colin
Joseph Mil I'd. Mr.. Cornield. Lo
b-44o1. LEO A. BRYER e. CO..
TMfS MI U.R0lH
Evening star., 1955-08-07
OPEN TODAY, ! It'll 6
2ls BATHS, GARAGE, CT

Check these sousht-for features: AL
brk.,, 2 bedrms" "a baths, lge. sep
breakfast rm.. lge. sep. din. rm;,
side screened porch; ga5ass; fuil
elementary school: vacant; newly
decorated and CT app. at onlS
SlS.950. Call now and take
advantage Of this excellent buy.
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd: TO old
Bladensburg rd., left 2 blocks 70
Patton dr., right to Malcolm and
right on Malcolm to $40 and Open
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Attention. PHYSICIANS

Silver Spring. mr.. Flower ave--The
most unusual 2-level rambler you
can imagine. 5 lge. .bedrrns.. 2 huge
liv. rms. with fireplace, Q complete
modern Kitchens, 2 large dining
only 2 yrs. old. ard in perfect con-
dition; q must on your list.
BURVLE o. RAMSEY. JU. g-29s5.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
HOME AND NCC
&22 500

s517 FLOWER AVE. TAX. PIX.
Open 1 till 9. Live rent free. in
this lovely 2-iamily Oct. Spanish
mention. Desirable for doctors o.
dentists Good income property.
DIR: Out Piney Br. rd. to Flower
ave. left on Flower ave TO S517
and Open sign. Mr.. Thomas.
LEO A. BRYER g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

2 BEDRMs., $500; $500 dn.. Se5
SUFFER-, Aecokeek. Nd, PA. 2-4179.
HOUSES BY HUGHES - cozy all
brick bungalow. First floor 2 bed
rms, tile bath. Large expandable
attic. Outstanding handicapped lot.
Low-cost hot-water heat: Real buy
& ei R1oaHs sf aIsn co ri9s Hp si.glGSo i9.igloo iii
VACANT bedrms.. llV. rm, mod
ern kitchen; level lot oQxlOq. IN
College Park sectioni $3.50 down.
NfW 3-BEDRM. brick rambler.
Lsndovsr Knolls; corn corner .,s,s, lot; nEs5 snd
assume GI loan; owner selling for
BRICK RAMBLER BARGAN-This
3-yr. 3-bedrm. home Is in. Al
condition; has q full basement and
Is a real buy at $l6.76Q; Located
es tsst o f plnfy pm sE va r. 9asoo F b G. RoS 5as
ERT s. s. DAVIS 4 Co.
3 ACRES AND RAMBLER-open
Sum. / to dark. New 3-bedrm.
hrk. rambler fronting on Marl-
boro pike, being Q part Of famous
Strawberry Hills Farm; THIS @ home
way and Earsse. beautiful kit. with
coiored fixtures. birch cabinets:
Sf9,s5o, with more land available
at $500 per acre. Out Marlboro
pike s,e. through FoLestyille .ap-
PTox; 4 nj; s;o e "ogenm,, gsa,,o, sign; MR. 4
BRICK RAMBLER on shaded lot;
3 bedrms,. full bsmt., has almost
complete rec. Tm:; owner trans.
has priced to sell al $l4,S50: con-
ventional or OF financing... Cow. 10
Gated near new schools in ROGERS
Heights section Of HyattsviIls; CAL
til naJfs Y Pm. 4. W6. co 7-SSoo' HonANi
COLLEGE PARK. lHollyEo0dls1- =
Nice 4-6sdr h9me pna ,fb G 'eSe,S eSTibs sanH and
trees, S14,a50. terms.
EDMONSToN-2-bedrm, bungaloy,
$500. $3.50 down. SIS per month
pays ALL LOUIS MILLER. Realtof.
UN. 4-2723. Ewes. WA. 7-60l2;
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
7215 Alpine ST.: close to- schools.
shop. center-Beautiful lot, An
chor fence. shrubbery, storm win
dows. tile bath. lge, Nv. rm;, lgs.
Kit; and din; area. . Z bsaItlinl i.ba bed
fPfi PfNikNTY nHss Il. ifA' 'EaRNsHAw. sRissd JR.
Clinton, Nd. Cypress 7-S1OU
Ewes, Logan 10000 =
GLASsMANOR OXON HILL ..
800 Winthrop ST rms" fun
bsmt., will 90 Gil.
PINKNEY II. EARNSHAW, JR.
Clinton, Nd. Cypress 7-S10O
Ewes. 10, 7-2O60 q
HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-New all
brick ramblers, priced under 500
600 Open l 70 8 pm: sun. ~;
trafic light past D. C. line, right
on ColebTook DR., right on goth
ave, right on Easton ST., left on
27th ave. to open sign:.
CRAWFORD & BANDY, INC.
REALTORS
RE. $4,000
Eras Mr. RrnMn. 10 S-2d7h
Evening star., 1955-08-07

8 BEDRMS.-3 BATHS
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, de luxe
equipped electric kitchen, large
screened-in porch. built-in garage.
tiled recreation room with full bath,
full basement. Only the finest
materials and constrnctton con mas mas
rambler. Dir: Out Georgia ave
to firehouse at Glenmont. turn right
on Route 1S3 to Sherwood Forest.
left on Sherwood Forest DIR. to Open
sign on rambler In wooded section
Mr.. Hannes on premises. JU.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
4 Bedrms,. 2 Baths, $1s,s5O

Immaculate home with 4 bedrms., 2
full baths. extra lge. all-elec.
kitchen with cabinet space. galore
and complete in every detail. Ire
mendous side screened porch for
cool summer recreation. Corner
lot, beautifully landseaped and
See this one early. DIRECTIONS:
Out Ga. ave. TO 12916 and Open
Evening star., 1955-08-07

s4at raSer ALaY dn aEas near cofnsf III
with chain link fencing and Of
street parking. Spac. liv, rm. with
firepl.. sep din. rm.. large kit. with
table space: . bedrms., full bSmt.,
gas heat, alum. storm windows and
doors, insulated. Venetian blinds.
public and paroehial schools and
churches. Has large Al GI loan
or can reflnance. Call Mr.. McGin-
Miss, SP. 3-6337: ewes. and Sun.
UN. 4-5757 weekdays. ELIZABETH