davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1955-05-17

Hcmeowners will be happy to
learn that a new non-burning plant
food for lawns has just been deyel-
oped by q leading manufacturer.
Seven major grass turf areas IN
the United States yer used in
testing the non-burning feature OF
the new product Grasses common
to each area were tested including
blue. Merton blue bent, fescue,
Bermuda and ST. Augustine. Di-
chondra covering also was tested
successfully
Called Golden Vigoro Complete
Lawn Food. the new product does
not give mp its nutrients all at
once, but retains 40 to so percent
of its plant food for critical mid
summer days whenheat plus star
walton can demofish a lawn.
, 1955-05-17
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
Zenith Television Set
Mahogany Dresser
Mahogany Buffet
Mahogany China Closet
Bridge set liable & 4 chairs)
Porch table with benches
Three section bookcase
Inquire: Princesse Stock estate
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Why Grow OId7
Carbohydrates Are Okoy
Where Energy Is Needed
By Josephine Lowmon

Even when we sleep our
bodies require a certain
amount of energy. that won-
derful stuff which means being
alive. The greater our activity
the more energy we need.
1 have Ditch warned reduc-
ers through this column about
eating candy and other high
caloried carbohydrates. because
if you indulge in many Of
these you will not have
enough calories left for the
essential foods for health. es-
pecially when losing weight
during which time your food
intake is cut low.
However, even the reducer
needs some carbohydrate
Evening star., 1955-02-03

of luncheons, following his
services at the church. which
is going to be torn down and
replaced by something bigger
and better.
The William Graysons. who
spend most of their week ends
at Blue Ridge Farm near Up
perville, were out from Wash
ington on Sunday for the
luncheon. william is also a
vestryman. The Josh Fletchers,
Harry deButts. the Hunter de-
Butts. and Gen. and Mrs. Sam
Cummings, who are giving a
party Saturday for their guest.
Mrs. Marcia Lystad Of Wash
ington, were among those at
the Rev. Ryleys.
Others there we're the Henry
Nevilles, Mrs. Hanson Ely, up
from Richmond visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hunter deButts;
Gordon Grayson. the James
Plaskitts, and the Edward
Burwells.
Evening star., 1955-02-03

foods. These can consist Of q
moderate amount of sugar,
baked potatoes, cereals and
bread. II your sweet tooth"
Is extremely demanding you
can have q couple Of pieces Of
hard candy after dinner. A
fresh fruit cup, with one tea
spoonful of sugar will give
you vitaminS you need and
only a moderate calorie count.
II you would like to have
my leafiet, "vitamin Defense"
send a stamped. self-addressed
envelope with your request
for leaflet No. 81 to Josephine
Lowman in care of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Attend Meetinq
In New York
CONTINUED From Page BID

Loudoun Hunt, Anna Hedrick
and Hunton Atwell stayed
home and took their hounds
out in sub-sub-fr ezing
weather on Saturday. 1t was
a fiat Q degrees in most Of
Loudoun County. The ranks
Of the Loudoun Hunt are thin
ming with a hunting accident
confining Baylor Metzger of
Waterford to the Loudoun
County Hospital.
Most of the officials of the
Piedmont Hunt, who are also
vestrymen of the Trinity
Church in Upperville. lunched
at the Rev. C. j. Ryleys on
Sunday. Mr.. Ryley. a re-
nowned cook. is giving a series
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Check This List Of Specialist

Misses and Juniors 995 Sample Spring Coots 5000
1895 1895 Winter Coots misses woens juniors $500
Natural (USA) Ranch Mink Clutch Copes $780,"
''0'N'N 5445o""
Juniors 1895 to 22e5 Spring Dresses 1900
1895 to 1895 French Room Formos 29O0
Misses Is 90 and 1906 Dresses and Costumes 1900
Wonoen's p o5 Dresses and Costumes -------- 1900
Misses and Women's 14o5 to 17o5 Dresses 100
Juniors II IS to Is 90 Sprnq Dresses ------ 1000
1906 to 1926 Sport Shop Suits 1900
p o5 to 29 IS SPRING Roincoots 1900
7o5 to 8o5 Spring BIouses uses.------------------ 5.S5
sos Bouses-Docrons NyIons! Cottons! 385
50 IS Knitted ORL ON-woo NYL ONwooI Dresses - 2lOO
100 Swiss Sheer NyIon Stockings 89e
lbs Bock-hee Sheer Nyon Stockings 100
3o5 sprno BIousettes-Nyons Cottons Royons --- 2o0
100 to 90 Jewery --------2 z for 100" and 100"
300 and $50 NyIon and Cotton Gloves --------- 1875
7o5 CoIfskn Hondboos - ----- 5.S5"
l5O to 395 Leather and Plastic Belts 100
8o5 to 10 95 CORDUROY Robes Observation-Disclosures sos
500 Franco GrdIes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.S5
q IS AIIiootor Pumps ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1895
300 Morv Chess Set ZOO"
395 Fitted Cosmetic Cases s--------------2 265"
Our Soap De Iuxe-8 qiontsze bars! 100
Teens 45 90 and 1926 Winter Coots- ots--------- 1900
Teens II o5 to 22 o5 Sprnq Dresses ------- 100
Teens 14o5 to II IS Wool Skirts ------ 900
Infants 2o5 Button-on Creecers 1885
Bows and Girls 7o5 jacket Sets ---------- 5.85
16o and IS Knitted Cotton Polo Shirts 100
ToddIers' 2o5 Crowe OveroIs Suspender Suits l.85
Boys 395 Corduroy Boxer Stacks q to Ok 285
395 7o5 ondSmocked Cotton Dresses --285 and 385
Girls sos to s. IS Cotton Dresses (7 to 14) - 4.S5
ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

This Week Mage sine - august 2, Joss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
1)ADDY's
They look like flappers of
1925 - but it turns out
to be a Broadway trick

ME bevy of little bmbos cavorting hereabouts
Il are not all grandmothers today. In fact, they
are all chorus girls from The Boy Friend"
Broadway musical that spoofs the roaring '2O's.
Photographer Wolff enticed them out to Long
Island beach to see how much attention they
would get in their fetching swim suits
Only the older bathers guessed right about the
costumes. The younger folk thought they were
either Gay COS outfits or some horrendous new
style. Only the small children were unimpressed
- they saw nothing unusual at all about the
costumes.
After these photos we're taken, the girls went
in for swim, but not until they'd changed into
their own SUITS The costumes had been designed
for footlight wear only 49, one drop of water and
they'd shrink all the way down to the size of
Bikinis! &C. 0. R.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

WILL you find new zest for living when
w you retire, or will you feel lost" and
unhappy
Scientists have been studying this question,
and they've come up with some surprising
facts that blast previously held ideas and
indicate that even young men can predict
what their chances will be.
This research reveals that you can adjust
to retirement easier than you think, and
that it can be your happiest time. Cleveland
researchers Stanley L. Payne and Frank J.
Chokel closely questioned 483 men. ranging
from plant superintendent to janitor. Thirty
six per cent are as happy or happier than when
they worked. Forty-seven per cent indicated
little or no change. Only one in six was unhap-
pier!
Joyful retirement. these findings suggest.
may depend on many factors. Based on the
Cleveland research, this quiz will provide clues
as to your own prospects. Get out pencil
Evening star., 1955-02-27

REsEAACH TEAM: Stanley L. Payne
and Frank ]. ChokeI questioned 4a3
retired employees Of six firms in
Cleveland. Tabulating their answers,
they made some surprising discoveries
about the connection between a mans
background and his chances Of being
happy after he reiires from his job
Evening star., 1955-02-27

of interests is major factor in happiness.
No. 2. Children do not improve your chances
for retired happiness. the researchers found.
Married men without children usually adjust
easier than parents while unmarried men find
the gong toughest.
M. ;. HOnle-sD,rning increases your sense
of security. even il you're still paying off the
mortgage, and makes retirement easier and
more natural.
No. &. Home-Repair Experts keep mind
and body active - vital key to happiness
Researchers found that 86 per cent Of men
who spend major part of their time working
around house and garden enjoy retirement
No. 5. Her 4sfiiude toward having you
home on week ends is important. II you're
always in the way" on days off, won't it be
worse when you're home all the time? Four
out of five happy oldsters say their wives
would rather have them at home than work
ing - but only l8 per cent of the unhappy
ones feel wanted"
No. &. Wage Farmers who favor secure jobs
in big firms or the government may feel lost
when thrown upon their own resources. The
self-employed who know how to keep them
selves busy make good retirement risks the
researchers found
No. I. Iloimg Work you dislike is some
thing like being hit over the head repeatedly
with hammer - you feel better when it
stops. On the other hand. many persons who
thoroughly enjoyed their jobs felt sharp loss
when they retired.
No. 8. Beime Free to do things their own
way. with no orders to take. is the best thing
about retirement for the happy men. Workers
who like to be told what TO do may grow bored
with inactivity on their own.
No. 9. Sarings. including investments in a
home and government bonds. allow most
happily retired men TO live as well or better
than before
No. 10. Hobbies Help - but not as much
as you might think. Forty-six per cent of the
contented pensioners have none. They keep
busy in other ways. One man washes the
family clothes prepares the meals and is
having the best time Of his lifc
No. II. Sports. like bowling. golf. fishing.
top the hobbies Of contcnted men, Unhappy
ones have fewer interests generally. but read
more. This finding suggests that hobbies
involving moderate physical exercise arc de-
sirable TO cultivate.
No. IL. Trarrii"e is an effective way 10 keep
happy. Researchers found that strict stay-at-
homes can't find enough 10 do 10 avoid bore
dom.
No. Is. Pensioners who lose friends when
they quit working and don't find new ones
tend 70 be unhappier than those who learned
to make friends outside the job while younger.
No. IL. MOST Men live in the same place
and are happy. II health is problem. con-
slider moving elsewhere. Feeling good adds
zest TO living after IS as well as before
No. Is. Iiard-IDririns Executives bursting
Evening star., 1955-02-27

and circle your answers as you 60 along.
l. Were you born in the United States?
YES No
2. Are you childless? YES Nd
3. Do you own your own home?
YES Nd
Z. Are you handy around the house?
YES NO
5. Does your wife like having you home on
week ends? YES NO
s. Would you rather work for small COM
pany than large one? YES NO
Evening star., 1955-02-27

7. Do you dislike many things about your
job? YES Nd
3. When your boss orders you around. would
you like to tell him off? YES Nd
=. Do you save regularly? YES No
10. Do you have hobby? YES Nd
IL. Do you enjoy sports? YES Md
II. Do you like 10 ride around, visiting differ
ent places? YES Nd
l3. Can you make friends easily?
u. When you retire. will you live in the same
community where you're living now?
YES Nd
Is. Does the idea Of retiring appeal to you?
YES Nd
If YOU answered "yes" to 10 or more of these
questions, you have fine chance TO enjoy life
after 65 Fewer than five affirmative answers
suggests that you should try to make adjust
ments where you can. Here's why your score
means what it does, question by question:
No. I. Nafire Americans develop more
interests outside their jobs. have more things
to turn to in old age. Having wide range
Evening star., 1955-02-27
WILL YOU BE HAPPY
WHEN YOU RETI

Your chances of enjoying life after age IS
depend ON your answers to Is key questions
By John L. Springer
Evening star., 1955-02-27

HCSt 70 IIVIIlk ttItSH UU 90 WCtI 10 tNFtHC.
with ambition face difficult adjustments when
they must slow down. Studies by University
of Chicago researchers indicate that il you
like TO loaf little. enjoy week ends as much
as work days. don't make work the only
important thing in your life, your preparing
for retirement now probably without know
ing it.
Happy retirement is worth striving for. Get
ready for it, and the odds arc that you will
feel healthier. face fewer important problems
and live longer than il you had kept your
boots ON. The End
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Ihi. Hrrk M"s.-;"r F-ar.ar, -. 1855
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.l

BRADLEY LANE, opposite Chev,
Chase Club large bedrooms.
baths. electric washing machine anc
refrigere tor. large pantry: oil heat z
car built-in garage: Lot snx2OO
Two porehes. Call EN-. 3-4664.
JUST OFF 18th ST. N.w.-Nice brick
det. Coloniai; living rm., fireplace; :,
baths: full bsmt.. lge. rec. rm.. ga
rage; nr. bus and school: S225
PERRY HAY Co. JU. 5-3005.
d. c., Md. vA.-Several available
2-6 bedfms., L or more baths. Det
or semidet:, or apts.. Price range
Sl23 to $500 per month. ELIJAH @,
ARNOLD fCol., USA, ret). Broker
EN-. 3-4335. Ov. 3-4145.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER bed
sms; MRs 1 ea.hS eiee; kit; i,SSIS&oS pstIS S2S9
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE. in
Baths. fireplsces. esss oil ieohOfss hotlWsteT
heat. screened porch: 500 mo-; near
carline MRS. BURGESS. Real.oT
6i09 Broad ST.. OIL 2-4253 -
eSunsalow, =. ,s, et with with. dining room, partiai
MRS. BURGESS. Realtor. 6109 Broad
- Three bedroom home;
ssony; loc.; immed. occup. Call EN-.
3-4OQ1. --6
1902 SPRING PLACE N.w.-six-rm.
row brick: 3 bedrmS., bsmt.. oil
heat: conv. loc.. nr. The Woodne-
S115. JAMES E. MAHONEY, HU
ATTRAC.. MOD, bay-front brk. home
on Chesapeake Bay-Two bedrms.,
oil heat. lge. glassed-in porch. pan
eled liv. rm. with fireplace; To-
Gated at Cape Ann, near Deale. Nd
West River 64S6.
PARTLY FURNISHED. 6-rm. house.
good cond., 8 acres ground; Is mi.
from District, on Route z; excep-
tiona' value. S1O0. 6-month lease.
Open Sun. to pm. Call IA. 4-I462.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ALCONN moves local. long dist; l.
bedrm. apt, S25; 9 shedrms.. $50; s
rms. $40. Tu. "-7272. New vans.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on YOUR moving. storage.
seasi s.isie. IA s-s'''i sVe''' 8. sA'
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches a specially. s. L. MORRIS
TU 80 or IL 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate -ooms: expert packing
Phone NO. '7-0104. UNION STOR-
ACE CO, INC. Established 1906.
MOVE BY HILL--Home or bus. short
or long uotices; extra services; any
time. senSibly priced. LU. 1-9bO0
GENERAL HAULING, day or night;
reasonable rates; free estimates.
SAFE MOVING IN PADDED VAN
by experienced men. So per hr.
HARRIS MOVERS. LO. 7-S34l.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

BROADMOOR - Spacious lh-bedrm
apt; 3 exposures: choice location;
din, rni., garaRe. valet and maid
service avail. WO. 6-7407.
COLORED-I0th ST. N.W.-3 rms.
bath. cooperative apt. for sale; ele.
YAtor bldg. DE-. 2-639A.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

WORKING MOTHER with school
sires apt. with day care Tor children M
available. White. Box 5307. Seat
APARTMENT OR HOUSE furnished;
=, 3 bedrooms. kitchenware. linen
not required. 3 responsible adults
1HEsAnsnes HAVRe rENASTs&Need Ss4ss Ne -ssS7 ee and
bedrm apts.: furn. or unfurn. in
p. e Reas. fee. Call MANDE1. AD
SCIENTIST AND WIFE in town week
days only: desire small unfurn. apt
in desirable NV. section, convenient
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ALEXANDRIA
308 Mansion Driy,

3Uo Mansion Drive
8 rooms, l bath, 2-story sun parlor
detached Lear garage; oil h.-w.h.
$500; inspection by appointment.
Wash. Loan & Trust, Br.
The Riggs National Bank
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-344O
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Ambassadors Estate

Departing U. S, Diplomat is Offering
his gracious home. situated ON 4
beautifully Handicapped acres, In
close-in Fairfax. Tastefully fur
nished. and detailed. appointments
cienda-style home. featuring step
down drawing room, with opening
to paneled library and walled gar
den, delightful bedrms.. with ad-
joining baths. Real rambling, first
fir. living. Rent includes landscape
HALL REALTY co.
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-5s5S
Evening star., 1955-02-06
OFFICERS HOMES

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Home for an executive in love-
" setting-available 1st of
March for at least / year.
Ultramodern. almost new spa
cious rambler. bedrms.. ia
baths. large rec. rm., Gear ga
rage, Fireplaces in living and
rec. room; barbecue outdoors;
$500 month.
VIRGINIA FOREST-3-bed-
rm = den. 2h-bath Colonial.
Avail. now on long-term lease
basis II desired: $500. or un-
furnished at S1S5.
DAVID r. NIMMER
Mai. Gen. U. S. M. c.. Ret.
w. '1 Eves.. . TIE. $1,000 sSoSSo 1-i@''
l0S N. Patrick St.. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
NOTOpTn

18th AND r SITS. NV.
Newly decorated: 8 rms, 2 baths:
reasonable rental.
WALTER A. BROWN
101S vt. Ave. NV. ma. S-1852
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Ss6-San

SS5-Sa0
41O9 Decatur ST.. Kensington--At.
tractive 2-bedrm. home on nice
lot, Just 3 blks. OF Conn. ave-:
built-in washer.
510S Waukesha rd.. Glen Echo
Heishts-2 bedrms, hoored attic
S1OO-S1l0
1890 Erskine ST.. Takoma Park
2-storv brick with 3 bedrms.. full
bsn1t. of N. Hsmp. ave. Ext. at
Sligo pkwy.
w4IKER u, { .ss, 4 DgNLoPa H aoJS INC.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

WE SPECIALIZE m RENTALS
Bethesda--oPEN SUN. 1880 to 8
47O2 Chestnut st.--5 rooms and den,
full basement; S125.
4710 Chestnut st.-6 rooms and H.
brary full basement; $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave NV. WO. 6-2923
Evening star., 1955-02-06
FOGGY BOTTOM
SPRING VALLEY

Excellent brick house, available in
this exclusive section. 6 bedrooms,
3h baths. library, and unusual mod
ern attractive kitchen. Call BILL
MARSTELLAR. Sundays and eve
nings. OIL. 6-554S; once. Wo. g.
1870.
438 Jefferson st. NV.
Two apartments; 8 rooms, 2 baths;
auto. gas INV. heat: 2 refrigeratorS.
$4,000.
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
The Riggs National Bank
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
Evening star., 1955-02-06

421s 18th ST. NE.
! bsdrms.. is baths, iEs. % liS' "Hn., r@.,
din. rm.. welI-lighted kit. with range
and refgr. Ventian blinds through
out. Full bsmt,- Gas heat. Fenced in
yard Garage. SIPS.
OPEN SUNDAY. | TO 8
FRED A SMITH co.
111a nth 81. NV. Elk. $3.50
CONN. AVE AT BELMONT
Newly decorated: 3 hedrms., . baths.
large living rm. with fireplace. din.
rm kitchen with new equipment
and inclosed garage: auto. heat and
hot water: $40 month.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
lib 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S9
-6
1929 BUCHANAN ST. NE,
In q quiet exclusive neighborhood
This beautiful, detached. white brick
home has lge. master .bedrm. with
pvt. bath. Q other bedrms and
other bath. liv rm. 22x1l with
flrepL. din. rm. 15x12. kit. equip
with. range, refRr. and garbage dis
posal, lge. scr. porch on south side
with entrance 10 liy. rm. and kit,
full bsmt.., Gas heat. lge. level lot
lfenced in); avail. this week.
FRED A. SMITH co.
ll1S 18th st. NV. TX. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-02-06
THOS. D. WALSH

THOS. u. WALSH
Sis l1th st. NV. DI. 1857
COLORED-26O81a L ST. N.W.-6
rms. kit. and bath; semidet. new
gas furnace. ST. 3-s22o. EN-. B.
coLoRED VACANT, 1900 block
10th st. n.w.---Large 8-rm. and
bath home. Colonial front porch:
out. sanded foors. oil heat; only
$1l5 per mo. MR.. NEuMANN, ma.
COLORED-wE HAVE s and 9 room
houses for rent, all improvements;
S75 and up. IA AisS ls,. a, l0,rSom ,o,ix,e,a
coLoRES1lsos q ShaEfe So FaRk sh xiSSi RD. NV
Rent and buy. Immaculate 6-rm.
modern brick home. If you have q
good lob. you can save up your
a9S5 aGTn payment aH stsaisa e you rent ST; e j.
coLoREbHNow RENrING = s4H
and s6 Fenton St, ne. New houses.
Inspect, then cali II. 4-730o or
CoIoRHD@MoNRoE CoIoRHDMoNRoE ST. NV, mr..
l4th--6 rms, bath; auto; heat;
CoLoREDESSId KANSAS AVE. NV.
rms, XIII Uhtn, EeIRI., gas n-WH.
COLORED-7-RM. BRICK. bath. oil
Harvard st. NV. THos. b. WALSH.
81, sl5 oh Ilih s., nv. PI. STT77555.w
Lovely U-rm. home with 2 kits. and
bath, full bsmt., gas heat, 2 refgrs.
Reas. Call r.. J. MOORE. no. q
67l2; ewes. RE. 7-l959. -
COLORED-GIRARD ST. N.E.-In
beautiful Brookland: nice, partially
bath. liv. nm. din. rm. and modern
full .bsmt, gas heat: deep yard with
brick garage: ready to move in Sl40
per mo. r. J. MOORE, Ho. 2-67l2.
coLoRED-soT EMERSON NV
. bedrns.. bath. shower; incl. porch.
liv,.. din, kit, full bsmt.. Rar.; nice
yard; front and rear porch. VA
CANT; Sll0 mo; A., R. sEELYE.
CoioRED1s.RooM DO / :: nlM n 7isTs House for
rent. in Woodridge section. RA. 8.
CeOL0RED-Ieso srd ST. NV
Comfortable 6-rm. land bath brick
dwelling. full bsmt.. toilet. Key az
ONCE. GEORGE i. BoRGER. inc,
S43 Indiana ave. nv. ma: s-0350.
NW.--Bright, corner. 6-rm. .and-
bath home: scr pehs.. 6uilt-in
PM. PM EN-. NJ Sir. sssii7 n' open | 10 .
CoLoRED-223 C ST. NE, SIS
Large 6,Room and Bath House
CONTINUED on next psse)
Evening star., 1955-02-06
DAVID R. WINNER

REALTOR
ov. 3-6413 Ov. S-127B
Ewes, TIE. 6-0504
los N. Patrick ST., Alex, Va.
1928 18th ST. Sc.
Close in. 6-rm. and bath house. nr.
schools and transp. $50.
GOSS REALTY co.
Ma. s-1353 2144 K 81. NV.
5O44 1lth ST. NE.
Attrac. new home, 3 bedrooms. ] u
baths. liv. rm., din, rm.. mod. kit,
full bsmt. S105 per mo.
GOSS REALTY co.
MA. S-1353 2l44 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Exclusive Area

It's a beauty. Charming and iust
tastefully decorated 3-bedroom home
Legation st. NV. Family-size living
room with open fireplace. spacious
dining room: garage. plus front and
rear porches
SHANNON g. LUcHs COMPANY
724 18th st. NV. MA. S-2346
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Walter Reed-Large 6-rm. det home
on nice lot: full bsmt., oil heat. ga
rage. $3.50 mo. 1903 Alaska ave.
NV.
Downtown-SOs 10th st. n.w.-9-rm.
brick: 2 baths. oil heat Newly re-
deror SI15 mn
Evening star., 1955-02-06
OFFICERS HOMES

BEVERLY HILLS - 2-bed-
rm. Colonial In lovely setting.
Fenced ward. Available now.
S13o.
WELLINGTON PARK Is
TATES-Modif1e rambler: 3
bedrms. Available in 10 days:
S140.
VIRGINIA FOREST - g.
bedrm., den. 21a-baths Colonial,
Available now: S1S5: or will
lease this one furnished. II
desired.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

wOODSIDE PARK-Two-story. brick
Cape Cod. Liy. rm. with fireplace, "a
bath on 1st A.; . bedrms. and bath
on, End A.; large screened porch;
full basement with BATH garage
THOMPSON g. GRAY, JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

I'LL SHEPHERD ST. NE.
{. lge. rms. plus breakfast rm.. closed
in porch, full dry bsmt.. all-eiec. kit,
lge. yard, det. garage. In excel
Woodward & NORRIS
Realtor
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 7-65s5
332 S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-6 rms,
bath, excel. condition, $50 mo.
1IU c ST. NE rms, > bathst
Just redecor., SIS mo.
2305 NICHOLS AVE. SE.-5 rms.
'i GEoRGH oR I /. soRoER. INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. MA. S-n350
BETHESDA
q Rooms. : Baths
Garage, Basement, Fenced Yard
tQuS EairfaY Rnad
Evening star., 1955-02-06

BRICK RAMBLER-Three bedrms.
gas heat, disposal; close to Silver
Spring and transportation. THOMP-
SON g. GRAY. JU. $4,000. -
Evening star., 1955-02-06

3-BEDRM. BRICK, prac. new; vic.
Sc. Census Bureau. Boiling and
Andrews: S115. Also . bedrms..
sos. JU. 5-1454. 10
ARL., S.--3-bedrm. brk. semidet.: gas
/ heat: garage; IA baths: nr. Penta-
| con: SIll TIE R-&A11 q
Evening star., 1955-02-06

S95 mo-; 3-bedroom rambler; near
Bethesda Hospital. Out Rte. 240
TO new oyerpasS, right / block.
Open. LU. 2-7540.
1907 UNIVERSITY TER. N.W.-3-
bedrm., 2-bath brick house: new
cond.; 500 month.
rm. bungalow. with large recr. rm.: /:
Sl10 mo. Phone Mr.. Yount. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, EN-. 3-..".79.
GLEN MAR PARK, ND.
Two-story. 3-bedfm.. corner detached
house: tenceo-in lot; screened porch !;
full bSlnt.; garage: built recently.
Available Immediately Call Ma:
S-62n1 for appointment. -I5
Evening star., 1955-02-06

at 2313 Jameson st., Hill
crest Hts. -S125. plus utils.: oppo-
site. shopping center; 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. liv. rm, din. rm.; kit. equip.
with dishwasher, disposal, range and
ref9r.; bsmt. 10. S-62S2, 8 to &;
10 S.SdNR after (
Evening star., 1955-02-06

121OI GRANDvIEw AVE. S. S., Md.
--Det. brick, corner rambler with
hv. rm. and din. rm. comb. 2 bed
rms kit. and bath, attic, nr. schs.
and transp. j. LEE DONNELLY g.
SON, Ma. S-3316. Ewes. WO. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

BOILING FIELD VIC. 1925 savsn-
nah st. s.e.-Three- -bedrm. brick
good condition. Phone Mr.. Yount,
with FRANK o. PHILLIPS. EN-.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

1870 KENYON ST. N.w.-6 rms.
bath. inelosed rear porch: oil h.-w h
Sl25. Apply GUY THINNER, 1925
l1th st. NV. NO. T-4gO1