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Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03

orial Hospital. Seaford, but died
at 700 a. m.
Witnesses to the shooting NAM
ed Cook as the one firing the gun.
Investigation revealed, accord
ing to Deputy Attorney General
Ralph s. Baker. that the party
started out merrily enough with
apparent good will among the par
ticipants but as the evening prog
ressed, Cook and Bailey engaged
in several minor disputes. Cook
was arrested on a traffic charge
when he went to Laurel for liquid
re-enforcements and this added to
his belligerence.
The arguments grew in violence
and several times caused blows be-
tween the two men and quarrels
between the victim and his wife.
At the time of the shooting, how
ever. the atmosphere had quoted
down and Bailey and Cooks daugh-
ter were sitting on a couch. Cook
is reported as stating that he
"blacked out" and did not know
what he was doing.
He was indicted for first degree
murder by the February grand
jury.
He was represented in court by
Attorney Daniel j. Layton, Jr., who
outlined the peculiar circumstances
of the case and said that the de-
PENDANTS daughter, widow of the
victim, was in court prepared to
testify that she did not wish to
press prosecution. He said that
his client had no previous criminal
record and asked for probation for
him.
President Judge Charles S. Rich
ards granted the pre-sentence in
vestigation but said that he did not
think the case should be postpon-
ed much longer and set the date
for sentencing as Wednesday, June
l.
With Judge Richards on the
bench were Judge Charles l.. Ter
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03

ry, Jr., and Judge James B. Carey.
This was the first appearance Gu
the bench for Judge Carey, Sussex
County resident judge, since his
lengthy illness.
The Lions Club at it's meeting
recently in Grange Hall, announ-
ced that the club was purchasing a
regulation size large canoe for use
at the State Police Camp Barnes.
Most of the money was raised
through the special harness rae
ing events at the raceway here,
sponsored by the club. The canoe
is expected by the time the camp
opens.
This weeks program was Ladies'
Night, with James Mifflin and Har-
vey Nelson in charge. AS each wo-
man entered the hall, she was pre-
sented with corsage. The as
semblage Joined in the singing of
Lions Club songs.
Entertainment consisted of a
quartet from the Dewey Beach
Lions Club, and a seXtette from the
school directed by Mrs. Mary Hunt
Nichols.
Miss Elaine Dickerson, winner
of the recent talent show, sang her
prize winning number, Mobile"
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols
gave a duet and the Dewey Beach
Quartet put on a skit called Poor
Little Nell
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03

cussed the campaign. He said that
television was used in broadcast
ing results and that though it was
raining hard in London, the peo-
pie remained on the streets until
they had the last news.
Dean Penrose brought out that
American newspapers no longer
received all their election news
from the British but this year sent
over their own columnists. He
said that he wasn't particularly
proud" of these columnists and
named those that he said he
thought wrote about the elections
in keeping with the ''slanted''
character of their columns.
Explaining his topic, ''The De-
mure British Elections" he said
that the British election was con-
Quoted on such a high level that
many of the British called it "a
bit of bore
Mr.. Mack. this years. president
of the alumni, presided at the ban
quet The Rev. George A. Leukel,
pastor of the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church, gave the invocation
and benedicl,on.
Group singing was led by Mrs
Mary Nichols with Philip Taylor at
the piano.
Lester Pittard was POSTMASTER
and James F. Walls gave the ad-
dress OF welcome to the class of
1856 who were special guests of
honor at the banquet
Ralph /. Richardson read the
roll call of classes.
The class of 1945 held its own
special reunion between the ban
quet and dance in their old "home"
room at the school.
Dancing in the school gymnas-
ium was to the music of Lu Paris
orchestra.
Richard Roy Cook, SO, who lives
in the Laurel area, pleaded guilty
to manslaughter in Superior Court
on Wednesday morning of last
week and was granted a pre-sen-
tence probation investigation.
Cook was originally charged with
first degree murder in the shot gun
Staying of his son-in-law, Walter
Bailey, as the aftermath of gay
birthday celebration in honor of
the deceased, at the home which
Cook shared with his daughter,
Edna, and Bailey.
Bailey. was shot, according to
State Police at Bridgeville, about
2::30 a. m., December IL, 1854, with
a IL gauge single barrel shot gun.
He was rushed to Nanticoke Mem
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
ON LAND AND SEA

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. = up =
The reckless driver operates on
land and sea-and the Coast Guard
is going to crack down on the wa
ter-borne type.
The fact that a reckless mariner
hits a buoy isn't the worst thing
failure to report it is even more
serious. The fine can be 500 for
those falling to report their mis-
deeds. The CG has been plagued
lately by rash of collisions which
damage or shift aids to navigation.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
Sussex ReuI Estufe
Property Transfers

From Charles and Ola Massey,
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
Irwin Binkley. Reading, Pa, 5.112
SO. it., Lewes and Rehoboth Hid.
From H. A. Goodwin. Jr, and
Sons to Randolph and Thelma
Edwards, Baltimore, lot 81. East
s feet OF lot SO. Block 2 Baltimore
Hundred
From Charles and Ola Massey,
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
Stanley and Ida Smigal, Reading,
Pa, 4.737 square feet, Lewes and
Rehoboth Hundred.
From William Purnell, Laurel TO
George and Anna Dorman, Laurel.
lots 162, 163, 164, 165, Little Creek
Hundred.
From John and Ruth Russell.
Bridgeville to Daniel and Phyllis
Jones, Bridgeville, 9,152 square
feet, Bridgeville.
From Leighton Fowler, ct al, to
Lionel and Louise Gibson, Laurel,
lots and z, Broad Greek Hun
dred.
From Edgar and Myrtle Hudson.
Laurel to John and Mary Irons,
Laurel, lots IL and II, Broad
Greek Hundred
From Robert Conaway, Dagsboro
Hundred to Allen and Reba Warren.
Dabsboro Hundred, 10.5 acres,
Dagsboro Hundred.
From Helsted and Jennie Lay
ton, Georgetown to Randolph and
Alice Hughes, Dover, lot 6, Broad
kiln Hundred.
From Dorothy Hitch, Broadkiln
Hundred to Ella Seminar, Upland,
Pa, 15,900 square feet, Broadkiln
Hundred.
From Leslie and Ella EddiRgton,
fredericksburg to John and Alice
Abbott, Elizabeth, N. j., units 40
and Al, Block 25, Rehoboth Heights
From Bethany Realty Inc, to
DIR. Clarence and Mary Jorboe,
Bethesda, lot 26, southern 10 feet of
27, block Z. Baltimore Hundred.
From William and Carolyn Will
liams Broad Creek Hundred to
Grover Baker, Little Creek Hun
dred, SO acres, Gumboro Hundred.
From Wesley and Jennie Morgan,
Seaford Hundred to Glenn and
Deloris Fleming, Seaford, $4,000
square feet, Seaford Hundred.
From Ralph and Margaret O'Day
Seaford Hundred to Glenn and
Deloris Fleming, Seaford, 1900 SO.
it,, Seaford Hundred
yDl n
Reno, Salisbury, Md, to Robert
and Nancy Hagy, Laurel, 5.S acres,
Little Greek Hundred.
From William and Violet Wooten,
Wilmington to George and Eliza
beth Tonkin, Rehoboth Beach, 1900
square feet, Rehoboth.
From Thomas and Mabel Allen,
Seaford to George and Ann Slater,
Seaford, 6 acres, .Seaford Hundred.
From Edward and Shirley Bailey,
Northwest Fork Hundred to Joe
and Marie Bailey. Northwest Fork
Hundred, 8 acres, 5.5 perches,
Northwest Forwk Hundred.
From Harvey and Violet Marvel, |
Milford to Robert and Dorothy
Zook, Milford, lot 49, Slaughter
Beach.
From Leighton Fowler, ct al to
Clinton and Ethel Berdan, Laurel, I
1 Al acres. Broad Creek Hundred. |
From Wilmington Trust Co. to
Milton and Rosa Jones, lot S,
Little Creek Hundred.
From Robert and Louise Kohn
to Joshua and Irma Beauchamp, /
Delmar, S acres, Little Creek Hun |
dred
From Arthur and Rose Whitehill |
to Dale and Kathryn Nolen, |
Georgetown. lot 4, Georgetown.
From John and Frances Norris,
Washington, d. C. to Charles and
Katherine Cole. Seaford, 10000
square feet, Baltimore Hundred.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
KILLER GETS THE BIRDS

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Up Po-
lice were asked to solve the killing
of eight parakeets.
One had its throat cut. Seven
were stabbed through the breasts.
Mrs. James Carlton, wife of a
Navy chief petty officer, said the
killings of the Gagged birds in her
garage was plain, fiendish mur-
der" Police classed it as malicious
mischief. They are without clues.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
Service Slants

H e d e b erg, Germany-Army
Capt. Victor f. Rawlins. Jr., whose
parents live on Route 2, Seaford.
Del, is serving as maintenance
and storage officer in the Ordnance
Divisions ammunition branch at
U. S. Army, Europe, headquarters
in Heidelburg. Germany.
Cap 4 Rawlins arrived In
Euro in March 1855 from North
Carolina where he was comman-
der of the S64th Ordnance Detach-
ment at Fort Bragg.
His wife, Eliza, is with him in
Germany.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03

A motion picture of the 1854
Lions Convention was shown by
Raymond Lloyd.
Organ music was provided dur
ing the dinner. Mrs. John l.. Briggs
was presented with a table lamp.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
HOUSES FoR SALR-aAD.

NO MONEY DOWN. ol abprcysd-
Ideal family home on beautiful "a
rooms. caii WooDMOoR AGENCY.
INC. Ju. 1855 till pm. --2l
msHEpATE rossEssIoh Dandy
Too separate ate dinins ming room. titled sIlsd
bath electric kitchen with dish
washer and disposal Fun base
ment. Nice lot Storm windows.
CT approved. Sl3. go. WOOD
COMPANY. Hiss aeorgie ave-,
sSn sl5SsE spTsns; Nd 70 zl5seS; ss,
quality: choice ioe. IN the popular
Sumner-Wood Acres area on Mass.
ave; bedrooms, fun basement.
lovely wooded setting; tmmaeulate
LIP. DT 7-l4ii; eves.. Wo. 6-4754.
ShihA IoM Cash PAYMENT TV'oVV
Finest quality, well-designed 3-bed-
rm. modern brick Colonial, reflect
ing loving care. center-entrance
plan, exceptional storage space,
screened porch, att. garage. lge.
FENCED rear yard; excellent neigh
school. express bus, and NH. owner
transferred. Unusual terms.
TOWN a SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
4611 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
WHEATON, cTTY-RAMBLRR
3-bedrm. brick, 3 years old: HOUSE
KEEPERS HAVEN: bright. cheerful
living rm., din. L. sparkling kit.
conv. utility rm., closets, shelves
galore, stg. attic: on nice level lot,
Fruit trees. Ideal community for
children. Convenient. Assume Az Gi
loan. Easy financing for balance.
DR.: Viers MN I'd. to Wheaton City
entr., right TO Bayne. WO. 6-T365,
HU. 3-3316. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
NR. 81. cATHERINE's-New 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler with full bsmt,.
and u baths. Beautiful large lot.
NR. 81. JOHNS Under eonstruc-
tion. New brick rambler. $17,500.
So down. $92 per mo. plus taxes
to qnalified GI. Liy. rm- with hrepl..
din rrn.. equip. kit, 3 bedrms. and
bath, full bsmt. CHESTER II.
KELLER, Ju. 5-7100.
RoBNsoNs SPECIAL
2-bedrm. bungalow in Kensington;
ny. rm.-dtn. run. comb. only
SlO,6o0.
2-bedrm. bungalow. with full bsmt.,
In Viers Mil Village. Close to shop
ping and schools. Only 50, 800.
ROBINSON, JU. 7@71l7, TIL o Pm.
81
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uOVSES rOM SAIe-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


BATTERY PARK-White brick CEN
ter-hall Colonial, only ga years old.
3 bedrooms, recreation room. Excel
Priced in upper tyenties. Cali for
further details and appointment to
inspect WILLIAM c. BENNETT.
Broker, RE. 7-3040 or Wo. 6-6533.
BETHESDA. on Bradley blvd. s2a.S5o.
with BAsEBoSRp Ssai5om1gS1Tls RSoTwATER aTHs
HEAT. Red brick Cape Cod. Wide
center hall, hv. rm,, din. rm,, huge
ail-elec, kit. lge. den and tiled u
bath. 3 bedrms. and bath upstairs.
Ss,ass aTll ssnt Franz gnin Fss psiLIPs T ylth Ma
office. 7s4S Wis. ave. OIL. 2-7OO6;
ewes. LO 4-7444. --21
BETHESDA, sI9,95O, OF approved
Immac. red brick Colonial with slate
roof. Nice iiv. rm., fireplace. sep.
din. rra.. equip. Kit, screened porch.
3 lge. bedrnls., FULL BATHS up
stairs. Full bsmt with outside emit
storage attic. Gar. Lovely yooded
PHILLIPS, Md. once, 7s4S Wis. ave,
OIL. 2-7006: ewes, Oh. 6-S076. 81
BETHESDA NAVAL HOSP. AREA
VA at $14,TT5: 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. full bsnt., sep, din. rm., COM
plete electric kit. Low down pay
ment, NicHoLsoN-c Caldwell, Oh.
2-0207 til Q pm. -21
BETHESDA; S16,5oo-For the re-
tired couple or small family. This
n;nn nome Is ,,. short snS Ssik h,,s y s snSps pS
Pas Parsochiai pas Schools hq iv. l Rao din l@ nRa
huge den and kit. on 1st A.: 2 lge,
bedrms, and bath on End. paneled
rec. rm-. built-in garage. Owner xill
finance 10 suit purchaser. FRANK
3; PHILIPS. OIL. 2-7ooe: eyes.
BETHEspA-Nsx, 4-bedrm., a,ea.h,
sHs SaDs s6se e Feee pe' kissssn iaaSsS
sep. dining rrn,: full basement: Ex-
cellent financing available. H.. 7.
KORZENDORFER. OIL. 4-Sl11 til 3.
BETHESDA. Edgemoor--An inmacu-
ts s. SssT; SsST: ssors ss pansi.a Srss s S1ss t
with table space; fun bsnit.; porch;
WRioHT. 81. s.eaoS til . Pm.
'BETHEsDA RAlfBLER-This new
home. .containg 2g.fh comb. liv.-din.
saaDpss s esaqsila HI. HedSns. as 5s Sssuis sifs
tie bath. large. full bsmt with
Prissd under SEQ 600. can Mf.
Smith, .stia gi.h RoBEET =, Hal Hall CO.
OLs Z-t1{DV. tyttsA IA A~Dl1b. XIV
BETHESBA--New brick rambler on
A-acfe wooded level lots spacious
rooms, baths. fireplaees. patio.
large baeemenk attic. EXCEPTION
Al VALUE. Terms or trade ar
ranged, open daily 10 I'll dark,
Out Wilson lAhe 70 Marhury rd,, lefi
70 1904 Mafbury I'd. 5fERTzER
Builder, OIL 6-6300. JU. 5-7717
BETHESDA- bedrooms f2 up. 2
down. . baths. This nearly new
contemporary home has iarEs living
room. dining room and modern
Kitchen Basement, Owner leaving
town, asking $3.50. for sPpolnt-
ment call Mrs. Neil OIL. 2-Q7ge.
WALKER q DUNLOP. NC, Realtors
Uptown once. I'm. 2-01lb.
BEfnESDA--Split- Jewel rambler. new.
9 bedrms., lge. club room; garass;
7b-ft, lot; sep. din. rn.. kit win
hold bTeakfast set. S21 900. EN- 2
Ssi1, ewes, M. silica. MERRY
cARkoIE KSoEEs--we of,sr s-S.d-
rm, brick rambler IN exceiieut con-
dition. on Oh or FHA terms For
more Information. call NICHOLSON
CALDWELL or 2-02o7 % . pm.
IcARRoLL KsotIs--sls.sso for thts
ssarm. Nick rambler with . real
s.si ss.fiT Sess e1siaTeripsb NJ pabs M ~. is.sj6e ,5ls
Evening star., 1955-01-20
6-ZO THE EVENING STAR
Washington, d. C.
rHURsDAY,. JANUARY 20, 1855
BUS. oPpoRTUNITIEs Gent. }

THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1855
BUS. oPpoRTUNITIEs Gent. j
RADIO-Iv APPLIANCE STORE, IN
Accokeek, Md.--Best 8 franchises:
$4,000 total for stock and eoodEih.
r1EEsre%1oIks7 WITT sSS d2s7s' sNn ssfs. cRocEfY.
nearby Marsiand. WE. SEER. 20
GROCEHY sTORE-ResllP good
chance for % one. g g .SS even bette better r,or tor
living quarters, beer. PROVIDENCE
saw N init ILo compiete 8 ssl e. with 40 and So
tnfh blade. edger. hrewood saw,
planef, cut-off saw. tractors. and
truck. For appointment call RE. e
NV INVENTION, patent rights: re-
sponsible person or COMPANY wanted
to manufacture and sell on commits
sion basis; Or will sell outright.
ave; Sc. Washington %. D. C., Re.
BiILiaRD PARLoR. 44os Sheriff. ID.
Isf nI;ss@Ssn s6 after PA 6;So pm. o.. MR.
9 location. aS0s Can r1of 81. @ 7.ss2e. 0WsSA 50.
GROCERY STORE AND APT.-A
wonderful opportunity for one toI
take over long established busi-
ness with living quarters aboyei
coiored trade: low overhead. well
stocked and equipped; the building,
business stock and fixtures can be
had In one package with small down
payment and easy terms; business
may be sold separately. Vic, Of Ga.
ave: and Norton st. nv; BASILIKo
REALTY CO.; DI 5.s729. ,,,vysr
money and services in fully equipped
kitchen and dining room In D. c.,
eony. to- downtown; catering to con"
ventionss school children, banquets.
etc. Box 200-S, Star. IA
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Non-dT Budget Rambler
BRICK RAMBLER

Near st. MiehaeIs ExtTaordinary
barsafn. 3 rooms and bath. bsrnt..
stairs 70 noored attic; det.. garage.
Excellent lot. S16.250. win sccepl
FaA Or CT contract.
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
10. s-0s7a. II no answer, ~. B-23es
Evening star., 1955-01-20
WHEATON,
SlA 5m

See this lovely. newly decorated g.
bedrm. brick rambler, with bslnt-,
set on corner lot with these extra
features separate dining ell large
uicture window. corridor-type kitch-
en- with breakfast space. 3 good
sised bedrms.; bsrt., with recrea-
school and recreation center. Uood
financing available, or owner viii
accept Va contract, Call CARL n.
FREEMAN REALTY Co, INC, OF.
A-0642. Ewes, OIL. 2-S5S0. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Rollingwood Offering
Brick Colonial. center-fa plan. large
den and half bath on lst; 3 spacious
with fireplace. Home In excellent
condition. Fairly priced Ct &32,500. !.
shown by appt. only. Ewes, EN-
2-4665. Daily Q a.m.-6 pm. EN-
Metzler, Realtor
BO22 Conn. Ave. at Nebr. Ave,
Evening star., 1955-01-20
SPRINGFIELD, MD.
$25. .OOO-S3O.OOO

naEelsF;alsSMIi nv a6MHs IIs'iIs s6fEFF fEEsFss sf &c
GRUVER- COOLEY
Some Homes Ready For Oecupary.
CAL for directions 10 lob. and add.
tionsi tntormaticr sal.s rspre-
b. e. GkyvKk Ma. s-t7s7: eyes.
o. 1-se46. ,E ---1o
Evening star., 1955-01-20
GI--$80O DOWN
California Ranch Style

Dream rambler can be uti.
Iixed Is 2 or . bedruls., 2 fuH
baths paneled rec, Ipl.; ear
port and garage: outdoor bar
becue and laTge screened pa
to: alum. hwnineE and gsorm
windoWss big beautifully land.
seaped. ieyel lot. fully Anchor
fenced: VA approved a. only
$4,000 and worth much more
IN our opinion; must Be seen
10 bf appreciated. Ju6T
LlgTEDt SEE II TODAY
Evening star., 1955-01-20

CHEVY CHASE HILLS
$23, $50
New brick Cape Cod: A bedrooms. 2
baths. electric kitchen, separate
dining room, beautiful living room
with fireplace; full basement; S4.e50
down.
James C. Conley & Co.
$40 Ga. Ave. JU. $4,000 rlll g:30
CONN. AVE. EXT.
Near new Wheaton High School, on
quiet street; 8 bedrms.. semidet..
large yard, partly finished rec. rm.:
vacant; immediate poes.; asking
$i3,5O0 on your terms. OIL. 6-6676.
With THOMAS J. FISHER d CO..
Evening star., 1955-01-20
KENT

Imposing prewar 0eorgian home. In
one Of the city's most DISTINGUISHED
with fireplace, powder rm., buffers
pantry; 4 bedrns., 2 baths on End;
bedru1. and extra storage rm. on
3rd; reer. rm. with fireplace. maids
rm. and bath, 2-car garage. Not to
be duplicated ct $4,000, Ewes,
Snl1,lS Ssll KE M-1a455bi1a 1a455bi1a ooHMAN =.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Y Acre, Chestnut Hill Sub.
CT Appr. Sl3.70O, So On.
GI-S11,950
NEAR ERGO

Immaculate 2-bedrm. bunga.
ley. fun bsmts oil h;.E h;;Elna n
lot, 60x1bB. Only $500 down
and S7B per mo. Incl. taxes
and insurance 10 qualihed vet.
A real buyi
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Unscramble the sets Of letters making word Of each
jumbIe Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the ccled
squares may then be arranged TO spell the surprise
suggested by the cartoon clue. What Is it? tAnswer
appears on Page B-21, Col. 81
Evening star., 1955-01-20
BURNT MILLS HILLS
CHEVY CHASE

OWNER LEAVING FOR FLORIDA
Beautiful English-style residence Of
quality, charm and convenience; in
an excellent neighborhood: close to
ell facilities; has center hail. living
room, 3 bedrooms and baths; also
finished room on 3rd floor suitable
for study or dormitory; paneled rec
reation room: convenient to schools,
stores and transportation. Ewes, call
Mrs. Palic, DE. 2-8787.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
Evening star., 1955-01-20
HOUSES fot tsAkk-N.W. fcaaf.l

HOME AND ncOn1E-Two apts.. In
large row brick; Mt. Pleasant area;
Soe6 down. BRUzEE. NO. 1923
6s2s Iath ST. NV. - immaculate
Semidetached brick: conv. TO al
services: rock-wool insulated: g
raTsss ana oRnea Sa.a' VII III nsnes M e SSin sait
MAGNiFIcENT CENTER-fIALL brick
rambler: Minis. to downtown
Dumbarton area; 4 bedrms., . baths.
5000 kitchen. Wonderful rec. nm.
sHssE sHs Hs1 IA sssai ss i9is svss ss w. vs.
Lowe sos, cleveland Park - Mod
erniZed older home. 8 bedrooms, 8
baths; wall to wall carpeting
Throughout. Cal WO. 6-64s6.
81 pHos. ..esso FISHER q Co. INC
HEART IA TpSpo 81 CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Detached red brick Colonial, with
wide eenter-haH plan, 24-ft. liv.
rn.. lge din. rm., DEN with fire-
place, 3 bedrms., baths; nice lot.
Priced for immediate sale. Call
LEGUM d BERBER REALTY CO..
IN, EM; 2Sg9oq s%s ~ .tii Q .9':, pm ,un.,u.
late s-rm. brick house. with DEN
and powder room. LIST door: corner
home; near transportation: cross
town location. MUST BE SOLD.
Excellent financing. Call LEGuM q
0ERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. 10000
leas " HakaARD piRi ST. N.w,-Massive.
house, In this delightful spot on Q
lovely street with view over Rock
Greek Park; $16.500. VACANT.
MAKE OFFER. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-l411; eyes,, Wo; O.
III fUcKERMAN ST. N.w.-6-rm.
semidetached brick home. Here Is
your opportunity to buy . modern
equipped home Just like rent. Very
small down payment to qualified
person. RA. 3-19l6. eyes,. EN-.
oEoRGETOWN AREA, 3709 r st.
n.w.--4 bedrms., ~ baths. den,
rec. room: gar; ideal mother -in-law
house. S17,5Q0. Excellent financ-I
ing. Shown by appointment only.
ERNEST II. LUNG
u. 7-222i 10: S-4363
Evening star., 1955-01-20
SILVER SPRING
y AAGPT .ERCIOgE IN

RAMBLER-CLOSE IN
Seldom available In this location:
pin. Breakfast-size kit. has dish
washer, disposal, de luxe stove and
refRr, L9e. closets, liv. rm. l4x20.
fireplace, full bsrnt.. level lot: many
other features.
Non-GI Budget Rambler
Here Is the home and financing fot
the non-0i. Located IN lovely. Conn
ave. Estates. Nearly new 3-bedrm.
Ssss s.s lIs r.Sfses Hdssn i & tisa asiai'sOszSs Osm
Legei lot. Assume large 4gs 30-yr.
loan, Quality features galore. Priced
sic 800. 30. e-0440 'til pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
HOME AND INCOME

44SAAAAN %ANN 80
Mt. Pleasant area-This home has
3-room apt. on 3rd noor: 2 bedrms.
and bath on sad a.. suitahls ior
store on lat d. and bsmt. Price,
$4,000. CAN for appt,.. DE.
5000, ewes. and week ends; siM-
MONS PROPERTIES, DE. 2-0730:
COLORED-PETWORTH, mr.. Soldiers
Home-S4g5 down; vacant, newly
fuIl bsnnt.; gas heat, parquet hrs. lge.
yd, TU. 3-3232; ewes. LA. 6-12l1.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS. 3o05 aa.
soioRED--HAvE sys RiM A NICE s-R0oM
semidet.. near 5th and Rittenhouse
caonnSoReEi6;-1NEAk anS Ri; SEEAk isth HNb CRIT
TENDEN ST. N.W.-!ats -story,. det.;
rm. and kitchen; many fruit trees:
close Grade and high schools: trace ,
2-39a6. MARSHALL J: wAPLE CO..
cdionkipufPRE d9Sa iftn 81 'iS Nv. 4-aScS SssS.en
18th and I4th sts.--Detaehed a.
bedrm. brick and masonry home'
newly decor, SII a50. $1,000 down.
JAMES 8. WILDER, RA. s-i9i9,
coLoREp--saas DOWN. upper NV.
Brick Colonial immaculate con-
dition throughout. Side hall 2
twin-sized oeorms,. full basement,
oil n, W H., and only $S7 so per mo.
10 Inspect call til Q pm, Du. =
5000, RIA, S-Jb4O- I'll
Evening star., 1955-01-20

MANOR CLUB-$37, 500
Custom built, charming. spacious
home. on y acre Of beautifully
Handicapped grounds. The delightful
living room with stone fireplace
and excellent view of rolling coun-
tryside win be enjoyed by every
one. Entertain ~our guests In q
way that Is connected 20 garage;
modern kitchen. guest-sized dining
room. tastefuliy decorated den and
bedroom. plus q large bath on LIST
fiOor; 2nd floor has IA by is
master bedroom with large walk-in
closet; lovely study, full bath and
additional space for snother large
raom.
James C. Conley & Co.
egI0 IA Ave III kkSnn qr{1i u.Qn
Evening star., 1955-01-20

NORTHWOOD PARK
Bsautiful section 9i Silver spring;
baths. sep. din. rm., h.-w:h., full
schools and transp. Price, sIs,5O0.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
Evening star., 1955-01-20

$100-MOVE IN
WHEATON AREA
40-FOOT 3-BEDRM. BRICK
EatinF-size kitchen, liy. rm.. din.
area; fun hsmt. NO DOWN PAY:
MENT 10 VETERAN; excellent
for further details. Mr.. Fifzig. To.
10000 until Q pm
Directions: Out 0eorgia ave, or
Connecticut ave. extended to Viers
NIL rd.. right on Parkland DR..
then right on Adrian TO model
OPEN TIL DARK
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
KENSINGTON
GI-$16.95O

Nss s se sslst SsPs SoS g. sth Ma iu H. s,Ss
Z bedrms., the bath. din. rm. kit,,
firepI. IN iiy. rm.; upstairs has full
rear dormer: all insulated with. 2
bedrms; and bath roushed in, This DIS
vi o pm. H6dd1Ns d HARRisoN,