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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
$4,000 Fire Burns Out
Silver Spring Rambler

Fire caused an estimated
SIS. 900 damage yesterday as Il
burned out the inside Of a three.
bedroom brick rambler in Silver
Spring, Montgomery police re-
ported.
KenSington volunteer fireinen
fought the blaze at the home OF
Abraham Schwartz. 1902 Belye-
dere boulevard. He is the oper-
ator of a valet shop in the
District.
Police Pvt. George w. Heflin
reported the fire was believed
caused by a short circuit i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
so Rodor Speed Trap Victims
Meekiy Forfeit Collateral

so successful on the 1o-mile
stretch in Montgomery County
that State troopers put them
selves out of business because
they were tying up trafiic hand
ing out tickets.
Arthur E. Miller. Montgomery
County director Of public safety.
said the police are required by
law to post the highways within
four miles of q trap with signs
indicating a radar checkpoint
may be ahead. No test case Of
the infallibility of the radar ar.
rests has been made yet in Monte
gomery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14

Thirty motorists caught in .
radar speed trap on Route 249
north Of Gaithersburg last, De-
cember n yesterday chose not to
match testimony with the elec-
tfonic gadget.
AL 80 forfeited collateral when
their cases we're called in Rock
vile Police Court. They had
posted seas to $1l.45 on charges
of either exceeding 80 miles an
hour or so miles an hour.
The speed traps which have
been set up on q hit-and-run
basis throughout the State with
out notice by State troopers were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
U. Of Virginia cenier
Starts Spring Registration

Registration for the spring
semester is under way at the
University Of Virginia Center in
Arlington.
Credit courses being offered
for the first time this term will
include architecture, philosophy,
history and principles of life in
surance. In the non-credit
adult education field. new courses
are scheduled in career informa-
ton and advanced real estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Dummy Hons Stolen

BALTIMORE. Jan. IA R).-
Some thief swiped two hams"
from Ben Arkesman's store here
yesterday after smashing a win
dow. But he'd better not try to
cook up q dish of ham and eggs.
The hams were dummies. filed
with sawdust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14

ments to be presented to the
county board March Is. The
pay raise suggested for school
employees must first be approved
by the School Board.
The County Board must adopt
its budget for the next fiscal year
on or before May Is.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
Murdered Bows
Father Dies of
Broken Heart

CHICAGO, IA despairing,
heart-broken father, whose two
young sons and a companion were
brutally murdered less than a
month ago, died Friday
The cause Of Anton Schuessler's
death was described by a physi-
clan as apparently a heart at
tack" He suffered the attack, the
doctor added, while being given a
routine electrical shock treatment
for depressed state Of mind.
But police and friends of the
42-year-old father of the slain
boys agreed that he died of a
broken heart.
Schuessler's wife, Eleanor, 81,
PROSTATE at the news of her hus-
bands death in a rest home in
suburban Des PLANES, sobbed:
cts all the killers fault. They
killed the boys and now they've
killed Tony. / had everything to
live for and now I've got nothing"
The Schuessler's only children,
John, Is, and Anton Jr., IL, and
their neighborhood chum, Robert
Peterson, IA, were found brutally
murdered Oct. Is at the Robinson
Woods forest preserve.
The boys had disappeared from
their northwest side home on Sun
day, Oct Is, after leaving home
to attend a Loop movie.
Schuessler went without sleep
in the search for the boys. After
the burial of his sons the succeed
ing days were filled with heart
break and anguish.
He closed his north side tailor
shop and said he would devote all
his time in helping police search
for the sadiStic slayers.
Thus far police have found no
tangible clues in connection with
the Sayings. Police have ques-
toned some 10000 persons and
have pursued every lead, however
insignificant. Rewards for the cap
ture Of the slayers total $50, $50.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
French Presidents Wife
Dies Unexpectedly

PARIS R1Mrs. Germaine Coty,
SO, wife of French President Rene
Coty, died unexpectedly early
Saturday.
An Elysee Palace announce
ment said death was due to a
heart attack.
Mrs Coty died at Chateau de
Rambouillet, the presidential resi-
dence 35 miles south of Paris,
where she and her husband nor
mally spent their weekends.
Mrs. Coty had spent a full day
Friday participating in Armistice
Day observance in Paris. She be-
came i'll suddenly that night in
Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
Miracles and Courageous Action Save
Destroyer After Crash of Flaming let

SAN DIEGO, Calf, R-Sailors
brushed by death said Saturday
that miracles saved them when a
make believe attack by a NAVY
bomber turned into real and
deadly crash aboard the destroyer
Hopewell Friday.
The Skyraider bomber struck
the US. warship's superstructure
and exploded in a sheet of flame
a few feet from an ammunition
magazine.
Five men were killed-three on
the bomber and two at their work
in the destroyer's office. Five
others of the Hopewell's crew of
200 were burned.
But the ammunition didn't ex-
plode. II don't know why it did
n't," said Cmdr Mark NJ. Gantar,
the skipper.
And other men, who were in
the wrecked laundry compartment
and in the flame-swept area be-
tween the stacks, lived to talk
about miracles.
Gantar also credited the cour-
age of his crew and the crews of
the destroyers Yarnal and Inger-
soil with saving his ship.
The other destroyers helped to
fight blazing gasoline from the
bomber-sprayed over the ship
and running in streams to the am
munition magazine and engine
room.
IF it hadn't been for Them =
said Gantar, after the destroyer
reached San Diego Friday night,
I'm afraid we would have gone
up"
The Skyraider was making a
simulated attack on the Hopewell
in maneuvers of us. and Canaoi-
an naval units 80 miles west of
San Diego.
1t roared down upon the de-
stroyer, only 100 feet above the
sea. Then, Gantar said, "kind of
slid off like it was out of control. /"
The three airmen killed were
identified as 1t Cmdr M. S. Ess-
airy, 40, pilot, Coronado, Calf;
R. E. Stewart, 81, radar man, of
Punxsutawney, Pa; and Brent
Montgomery Phillips, "a, radar
man, of Jamaica, NY. Names of
the destroyer's dead were with
held.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Clear to partly cloudy and cold
er tonight and Tuesday. Northerly
winds 1913 mph. Low tempera-
ture expected tonight IS, high for
Tuesday II.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: High temperature
7, low 2. Max. wind IL mph.
from the north. Sunrise 1884 am,
sunset 3:01 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 20, low IA. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 81 in 1887,
low g in 1910.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
Teacher Sees Pupil With
Her Diamond Earrings

NEW YORK, RAMrs. Julie
Hale, a Bronx public school teach
er, looked startled when 14-year-
old Lydia Morales appeared in
her classroom wearing handsome
diamond earrings.
Mrs. HaleS home last month had
been robbed Of $500 in jewelry
Among the gems was a $500 pair
of earrings.
On closer inspection, the ear
rings worn by the pupil turned
out to belong to the teacher.
In Bronx magistrates court
Friday, Lydia's mother, Mrs. Ber-
tina Morales, was held in $4,000
bond on a charge Of criminally
receiving stolen property.
Mrs. Morales said she bought
the earrings for $40 from man
she did not know, and gave them
to the girl to wear to school.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
Bob Hope Proposes to
Make TV Film i'm Moscow

HOLLYWOOD, Up Comedian
Bob Hope wants to go to Moscow
and film television show.
Hope said yesterday he will APP
ply to the Russian Embassy Mon
day for a visa. He added that the
us. State Department has cleared
him for the trip.
Hope, who films at least one of
his shows abroad each year, with
held further details of the pro-
posed trip pending Russian de-
cision on the visa.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
GUNMEN GET $250.000
IN WORTHLESS CHECKS

PASADENA, Calf, Ut W Q
gunner intercepted a loan COM
pany messenger enroute to a bank
and escaped with quarter Of a
million dollars in checks. But they
can't cash them.
James Farrell of the Pasadena
Savings and Loan Co. said he was
carrying no cash yesterday, and
all the checks were marked "For
Deposit Only"
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14

Genes which carry hereditary
traits are so tiny it is estimated
that a teaspoonful could hold all
the diverse hereditary traits de-
veloped by the human race since
the origin of man.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Allen Ahnangnato-
guk, Eleanor Holm.
Discharged: Fritz Chambers,
Ruby Outwater, Eugene Avosuk,
Margaret O'Dell, Ellen Lyle, Mary
Paneok, Herman Attatayuk, and
Steven Heath.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-14

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

summer Theatre al St Gather
mes 5cho3i IN Richmond
LITE J3an Gayle Rigsby vas
chrlStened at Grace Episcopal
Church. C1ochland. on sunday.
June e M AMI Mr. w VI Pal
son. aero named "God-parents
81 Joan GAVE ana tney wisa
Mr. and Mrs. RlgsDy, were dinner
guests 81 M and Mis-, B ID
Sadler that day
Mi ana Ms Horne we're guests
of Or and Mrs c L Riley. Of
Winchester at the Hotel John
Marshall On June Il
W are HAPPY TO have Tommy
Thomp of John Marshall Hiah
School. with Us again as !rectnr
Of the summer racreaConai pro-
gram fol Ahe younger boys
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
The chance is l in 3 that you or someone
in your family will go to the hospital
within a year.

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GROUP DECENTRALIZATION, INC, is your
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Over $4,000 people in the Washington area
now have Blue Cross. Four out of five of them
also have BLUE SHIELD protection against
doctor bills to back up their Blue Cross.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
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how would you payit?

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too, is wholly profit, public service.
Blue Shield helps you pay your doctor bills for
surgical and obstetrical care, plus the X-ray,
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You are assured paid-in-full coverage under
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There are two kinds of Blue Cross-B Blue
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Evening star., 1955-06-02
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
DRASTIC
$1,000 Price Reduction

Modern 2-ievei Americana
Rambler. 8 bedrms.. Ihs baths.
2-way fireplace. Thermopane
window walls. central air
cond.. stove. refgr.. Disposal
cluded. Cerport. For sale BY
owner. Must sacrifies. y Take
over OF loan. emaE cash re-
uuired. Call HE. 4-0917 or
drive out New Hampshire ave.
ext, TO Erskine. turn rtght 4
blocks to 18th place, left TO
74O9.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
,GI-S13.60O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI--S14.250 GI approved:
bedrms,; corner brick rambler; 4
baths pRe.ss rec. Hn aT.' las4o6 nssf SHOP HUGH
IAGER PARK-Immaculate 3.bedrm
brick, only $l0.750. with $1.b00 On
Assume 4es CT loan. Anchor-fencedi
alum. storm windows and screens;
nr. all cows. Gail THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-4500. --2
BRANDYWINE-Cape Cod. A bed
$3.50 $3.50 an al @sa sss mo asds; Tary,s% sSp gp5soi
CAMP SPRINGS, nr. Branch ave-.
Custom built spacious California
rooms. full-sized dining room, 2
atties. room space, screened
HSsssss piosmsn o SIS CysI HARsS ssis
REALTY. NC. LII. 4-34oo. Lu.
Beautiful California
bungalow on extra-lse.. level lot.
sized bedrrns.. full din. rm.. bsnt.
A real show place. GI appraised ut
only $15,100, may 80 nothing down;
ssss aE5ReEs tsEg' rsoFHRTfss K ReRTis fFsiScE as
CoLiEGE PARK, s14.a5o- Brick
ramb.. 2 bedrms., liv. rm., tile bath.
exp. attic, YOUNGSTOWN kit, de luxe
range, large refgr., din. area. beaut.
fenced lot. He q $500 70 Pm;
room bungalew; fun basement. Lsrse
lot. Priced under S14, 900. Gail Mr..
Penland, LU. 2-7t312 or LU. 1880.
THE PRUDENTIAL REALTY co:
EAsTPINEs---s-bedroom bungalow,
nswiy or redec; fireplace n rear yard:
salaaaSe aaYSe RsaETY fassiss 70 Me- Se sDPprai's gp
600; ewes. HE. 4-5K62.
EASTPNES-6-roo BUNGALOW: near
entrance to washington expressway.
81 approved; $lt05,soso. 1900 WINSTON
ENTERPRISE s1s dln RD.; 10 mi. p. c.,
brR ramb,; fun din. rm., lee. liv.s
rm., hrepl., diversified bedrms., tile
bath, stor. attic, lge. daylight bsmt.,
o.S. ertr., oil h.w.-h., det. brk. gar:
poultry house; garden spot; high
level. oyeTlooking countryside; An
napolis Freeways HE. 4-3500 to 3
Pm; ewes, WA. 5-e033, W. w.
RAMBLER, s511
10Th ave Isl q, 300; VA approved;
$50 month. Huge living nm, large
kitchen. fenced, cony. to eyery-
thing. Mr.. Fortin. 10. $500.
GREEN MEADoWs--3-bedrm. Colo !
nial: stove. refrgr., washer: lovely
shade; near schools. bus, shopping.
GI,. 5000 down. $40 month. Enjoy
cool living free from noise. JOHN
II; H ! yoHNsoE ~ gs| u. wa ;l ,,7s 77ss5oso- - -
pet brick Colonial. 8 bsdrms.,. Ia
sSto washer and Sis; drier; driyeWss II way
fruit sra shade trees: shain-iink
approved: SI7. 900. 10. S-4633. --5
AREA--Brick Cape
Cod: unusually weIl-bullt home. pic
turesdue setting: bedrooms, large
expansibie attic fspace for Q
roomsi. fireplace. large basement.
Finished recreation room; q, s13,-
month: Y1NcHAM d Co. on.
r~oCEC.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
BETHESDA-NEAR NH
$19,950

to Our Lady of Bourdes
and Lynbrook School. This all
brick Colonial with slate roof is q
terrific value. Through center hail.
large living room with fireplace,
step-down dining room. kitchen with
breakfast area, screened porch;
2 baths on second floor. Finished
recreation room, outside entrance
from basement. Don't miss this.
Ewes. and Sun. OIL. 4-S072. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 6-7800.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

C0Nv. LOcATION-Brick Colonial. s
nr. school and shopping; THoMP-
% soM NM osAXyi ossIEykE ~ isssSSThNSe9,Iodsrn sIShNS9
room. fireplace, dining room. sunny
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath: ex-
h pansible fioored attic: fun basement.
acre Of ground; beautiful oak
trees: $13.750. DALEY REAL ES-
TATE Cos AP. 7-144S It'll 8 pm.
AYES. District line-a-bedrm. de-
tached brick Colonial: liy. rm.. sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt with knotty pine
rec. rm,: excel. cond. GI appraised
at $4,000 GI or non-GI make
offer. ROBINSON. JU. 7-7l17 til o
PRICED BELOW OTHER comparable
homes: well built, freshly done over;
.3-bedroom home in Wheaton semi
attached design with full bSmt.,
handy to big and little shops and
schools; S oSsi Slg95q On sssy terms asv1, tc
CUTE RAaiBLER For s14.eso-A
spick-and-spaE 2-bedroom home in
Kensington on double lot; picture
window. screened breezeway. garage
place you've dreamed about. RIPLEY
q RoMER. JU 5-61l1 anytime.
NEED LARGE ROOMSf Go through
this centrally located Sil. Spe. home;
. generous rooms and bath. open
reSp copnsl SSSa 1T RS Dp p1rsnss n
Just Q few steps into town; asking
S19. 500. RIPLEY q ROMER. Ju
SILL anytime.
HERE ARE 4 BEDROOMS and 2
baths in an excellent sil. Spg. home
tFH hA sF7v@aA
home with slate roof. generous
2nd-fioor sleeping porch. bsmt. and
shaded lot: near public and paro-
chial .schools; $4,000. G1 or
others RIPLEY Il ROMER, Real
tors. Ju. 5-6ll1 any time.
BIG SPLIT LEVEL. on Mass. ave,
tremendous house for the money, in
. splendid location. Spacious center
hall plan including 4 bedrooms. ga
baths. plus huge paneled library
with fireplace; built-in garage and
There Is even additional space for
recr. room. Wonderful value at
$37 $50. FRANK g. PHILLIPS. DI.
pI T,i4il III y eyes, OIL. 2;3223; -.
bEANDaNEW, Z, a ae6 81 APPROVED FOR
ing room. " baths, basement; on
level lot. In very convenient area,
close in. CHESTER II. KELLER,
JU. 5-T100; ewes. RA. 3-6364.
OWNER TRANSFERRED-Call to see
this attractive expandable 2-bedrm.
Cape Cod featuring 30-ft. liv.-din
rrn. combination, kit with table
| space and large jalousie windowed
| living porch overlooking N-acreI
beautifully handicapped lot with tree
shaded patio, Fun basement. OUT
side exit. win GI Priced $14,500.
WOOD COMPANY, 1115S Georgia
aye; Silver Spring. Md, Lo. 4-7200I
fWo9 : WOODED LOTS ar. incl. with
this fine. brick Colonial home.
featuring 1st-n. powder rm.. 81
bedrms.. screened porch, full bsmt.
A.. =, KESSINGER q CO.. 10.
sfoNE COTTAGE, s1a sbo--priyacyl
and .seclusion on over an acre OIL
wooded ground in q controlled
Near River road and Wilson lane,
nestled on o sloping knoll, Is an
ideal nome for q couple desiring |
peace and quiet. Features lge., mod. |
kit. and Dutch dining room, living |
room with stone fireplace, 2 bed
rooms mod. tile bath; oil h.-W,h, |
MORE ACREAGE AVAILABLE. This
cannot be duplicated. FRANK g. |
: PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006: eyes,. LO.l
4-7444. -4
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
MohIcoMERY COUNTY

ASPEN HTLL--An immaculate 3.
bedrin. and den brick rambler: 1un
bsmt. $4,000, subject to VA. SIG
LER d CO.. 10. 4-S3S3. JU. q
BETHESDA - Rambler. located on
large wooded lot .t11x105).. Walking
distance to parochial and elementary
school, 1h blks, TO public trans
portation. . twin-sized bedrms;. i
bath and din. rm.: features include
rear screened porch and garage.
Utility room, no basement. @! ap-
s.ssss. SAMUEL i. BodiEY, NC.
Eli ssispG; RAMBLER. s1s.sso-Iis.
ten to thisl Immseulate. 2-year-old
brick home with 3 bedrooms and
2 baths. de luxe electric Kitchen,
living g-dining room combination with
fireplace, walk-up stairs to attic;
full basement with half bath and
outside entrance. near all schools.
$500 down may buy. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS OIL. 2-7006; eyes,, oil,
BETfHEspA-e-bedyoom brick Cape
Cod with sxpansibie End floor. OF
Approved st Si3.6b0. KoRzKN-
boRFER. oL. <-siII IN Q.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

KENSINGToN AREA-Liv. rm.. din.
rm.., kit, bath, 3 bedrms.. bsmt..
oil heat, Lot 5ox144. Convenient
SPENCERVILLE AREA - ASBESTOS
shinRie. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. flrepl.,
din. rm., kit. bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.,
2 porches: conv. to schools and
shopping. On 2 acres fenced and
lsndscaged. SI4.760,
porch and pantry: y acres; conv.
to shopping and schools. $1,000
SMITH w. ALLNUTT SR.
JU. s-4646 Spring 4-3l94
Evening star., 1955-06-02
SILVER SPRING
EXTRA-EXTRA
READ ALL ABOUT 1T
Big Langley Park Rambler
GI IApnroved--Under SIS, 900

q Grades Consideredl
Owner transferred offers almost new
GE auto. washing machine with this
de luxe brick rambler In select area
on quiet street. 3 large bedrms..
very spacious lfv. rrn,. dining L.
beau Sssatits sa,. sit' zYhroHq Hsh sa5s psT nsfs
especially designed for your rec.
rni.; lovely level lot. TWO biks. new
elem. school. mr.. et. Carnillus Paro-
chial school, bus, shopping. new
Lansburgh. OF. FHA, terms avail
able. To inspect. please call be-
fore 10 am, or after { pm. Mrs.
Kohn, IA. 6-e943s
MARTHA KoHN co.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
BETHESDA
Delightful Rambler

As you step into this lovely brick
and-stone rambler. you Immediately
liy.-din. area with massive stone
fireplace. 3 twin-sized bedrms., Q
beaut. tiled baths. The kit. is spa
cious and fully equip. The lot Is
large and level and there is q very
attractive stone patio and also q
det, garage. The home seeker who
nary viii see this home today. Ask
ing S94, $50.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON
1922, @ Wis; ave, ave, oL. S-slp.3; z 81. 9
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Bethesda-Nr. River Rd.
BEYOND KENWoOD CLUB
WOODED HALF ACRE

Spacious. 5-year-old brick Colonials
In delightful wooded setting, yet
with plenty OF level lawns and
play areas, towering trees, picnic
grove. APPROX, 80 It. Of natural
woods bordering land: charming
home. breezeway connects garage
n. powder rm.. lge. liv. rm., din.
rn,, lge.. kitchen. 3 excellent bed
rms. baths on end d.. paneled
dormitory rin. with many built-ins
on 3rd floor; entire floor. ceramic
tiled in above-ground bsmt. Huge
recreation rn1.; paneled guest rn13
community Price s3i 800.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
%BETHESDA %

white brick residence. situated on
q beautiful Handicapped lot with
trees; lovely rear yard with patio
and outside barbecue fireplace: 3
With fireplace: attached garage:
slate roof: gas hot-water heat.
Bargain at S29. 500. Ewes. OIL: q
3196. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
Potomac once. OIL. 4-6333. -
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE - Ram
bier: value unequalled In this most
desirable club area. De luxe kit. 3
bedrooms, . baths, garage. Priced
only $4,000. Call OIL. 4-2432 or
DI. 1850.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
CLINTON

Nsy y. rambler l. az. BIZ "a tt SEsnis San,:.i sy:i
with tile Moor and bar; screened
porch; garage with heat; lot
S0x1sO, fenced. with several large
trees; ideal for elderly couple; only
S16.760. Cali today.
r. d. BURGESS
10. $4,000 Ewes. 10. 3-5l6&
2 -
Evening star., 1955-06-02

DOCTORS OPPORTUNITY
HOME AND OFFICE
line: imposing residence: ideal. once
Arrangement; garages, etc-;. 1-acre
lot; terms. To inspect, call JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtof. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
TERRIFIC BUY!
WASH. SANITARIUM AREA
Screened Porch, Garage
1st-Fl Powder Room

Grades Consideredl
CHILDREN? Location y
out OF this world Lovely, lovely.
Garden and tall trees dot 60xl66l
surround this almost new det. beau
living foom with fireplace; guest.
size din. rm. opening onto delightful
screened porch; modern kit. With
table space; 3 large bedrms.. full
bsmt. Nr. elem. jr. high, parochial
school; express bus to d. G. down
town. Buy OF, FHA terms; price
Evening star., 1955-06-02

vIERS MILL VILLAGE
12003 Charles rd.-2-bedroom ram
bier, full basement. large fenced
yard. alum. storm windows. gas
heat; bus at door: school and
shopping nearby. In the wheaton
area. S495 down, $50 month. Con-
slider all offers. VACANT, inspect
0400; ewes. LU. 2-1557.
CHEVY CHASEA3H BATHS and
lavatory. 8 bedrms. and den in this
excel. brick Colonial. Asking $32,-
BETHEsDA-Laree built-in attic.
ian and porch provides summer
lonial. Lge. den has 2 bay win
dows, GI approved at 100000.
MARGARET j. DUNKLEY. Re-
altor, 7347 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-5SO0.
FOUR BEDROOM RAMBLER
Silver Spring: S17,S50-Two bed
rooms on first floor. living room,
fireplace and. picture window, lge.
din. 1. GE kit, .garbage disposal,
dishwasher. bsnlt. BURVLE o.