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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
Rashomon Billed
In Ballard

"RaShomon the prize winning
Japanese film has been brought
back to the Ballard Theater for a
special three-day eng cement
starting Tuesday. January IL. This
showing is the last of the Billiards.
current Cinema Series which fea-
lures distinguished American and
foreign films
Three popular Japanese film
stars are seen in the picture De-
plotting a british bandit in the Da-
lei production is Toshiro Mifune
one of the outstanding theatrical
personalities of modern Japan.
Machiko Kyo portrays the heroine
and Masayuki Mort is cast as the
Inflated samurai
"Rashomon" is based on the
successful novel In the Forest. "
by Ryunosuke Akut5 gawa who
could be compared in many resp
ects with Americas Ernest Hem
ingway. 1t is a simple story of
three men and a woman involved
in murder. But there is no de-
finite conclusion as to who COM
mitted the crime and why. Every
thing is left to the imagination
With sRashomon." the Japanese
film industry made its internation-
al bow by capturing top honors in
variety of fields at the Venice
Film Festival Winning over such
competitors as The River" and
n Streetcar Named Desire" "Ra-
shomon" was termed "the worlds
most distinguished picture
"Rashomon" was produced in
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
New Refugee Act
Chief Selected

WASHINGTON CJACL --1y-
ler Thompson has been named as
the new administrator for the Re
fugee Relief Act program. report
ed the Washington office of the
japanese American Citizens Lea
que
The announcement of Thompson
to head the so-called refugee pro-
gram was made to the Washington
JACL office and several other in
terested organizations during a
State Department meeting with
Antonio A Micocci former direct
or of the Refugee Relief Act
Thompson now succeeds Micocci
whose resignation has become Ell
fective to undertake a foreign ser
vice assignment
The new administrator Thomp-
son indicated that existing depa-
rtmental policies would be contin-
ued pending his study of the entire
program. Until this personal study
is completed. Thompson indicated
that he would like to withhold
comment on specific questions re-
garding the possible formation of
new policies to expedite the refu-
gee program.
Scott Mcleod administrator of
Security and Consular Affairs.
appointed Thompson as his aid to
administer the Refugee Relief Act
| Thompson has been in the foreign
service of the State Department
for % years and recently held the
post of executive director of the
European area for the same dep
artment.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
Address Report For Citizens Due
This Month Sure, Dc. jACL Warns
Proper Way
To File Told

WASHINGTON (JACL)- Japa-
nese aliens are required by law to
file an Alien Address Report
during this month reported the
Washington office of the japanese
American Citizens League.
While the law and regulations
for filing this Alien Address Re-
port remain unchanged from last
year all Isse who have not yet re-
ceived their final United States
citizenship are required to report
again their addresses to the Com
missioner of immigration and Ma
turalization japanese war brides
too. who have not acquired Ameri-
can citizenship. are also required
to file the report.
The procedures for filing the A
lien Address Report we're outlined
by the Washington JACL office as
follows:
l. The alien must obtain an "A
lien Address Report which is
Form 1853. This form can be OBJ
tanned at any United States Post
Office or at any immigration and
Naturalization Service office.
2 The alien must complete all
items on the form. This includes
the aliens current address as well
as his Alien Registration Number
3 Return the Alien Address Re-
port in person to clerk at the
Post Office or to an official in the
immigration and Naturalization
Service office
This form must be returned in
person and cannot be mailed
Every alien in the United States
Hawaii and Alaska is required to
file this address report in January
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
3 Nisei To Appear
On ~ Program

Scheduled to appear in Opera
lions Crossroads" TV program at
$50 am. Monday. January 10. are
George Kawaguchi. Takeshi Ku-
bota and S. George Kashwagi, a
long with other residents in the
area. The program. a formidable
discussion, is the second of two
programs presented in cooperation
with the Bureau of Community De
velopment at the University of Wa
snington. Howard Sakura and To-
ri Sakahara were among others
to appear on the earlier program
which was presented over Channe,
on January 3
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
yansei Dancer Wins Second Prize

Before the opening of the talent
show during dedication week at
Spokanes new 21a million dollar
Coliseum TOO prospects auditioned
from which the al finalists were
chosen
Winner of first prize in the Ia
lent Ishow was Candy Kuenstler
six also an acrobatic dancer. She
was from Lewiston Idaho
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-08
Classified Ads

For rent Employed couple. Fur
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kitchenette. bath FIR 6453
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Shubert - "Glad Tidings":;
$50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador ~ 1.-THE silver
Chalice";; /. S:45. $3.50 and $40
pm.
Capitol-"Deep in My Heart;
l1:15 am, 1:45, 1920, Z and
e:40 pm.
Colony - illicit Interlude"::
$3.50, sos and 9:45 pm.
Columbia - Athena; 11:4o
am. 1:40, 3:45, 5:45. 1850 and
$50 pm.
Dupont Romeo and Juliet;
IL am, 1875, AIS, 6:55 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's"20 10000 Leagues IN
der the Sea-: 10 am, 1920, $40
SOS. T:25 and $3.50 pm.
Little - Garden of Eden;
1880, 3:l5. 4:55. $40. $40 and
1905 pm.
MacArthur-"High and Dry;
Sis. 3 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Silver
Chalice";; 11:25 am. 2. 4:30
7:05 and 9:40 pm.
i e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Hollywood
irons Empress Gets
A Hollywood GIonor
Bv sheiIoh Grohom.

| Sierra" Jacks name should be
among the Oscar nominees for
"Sign Of the Pagan"
It was william Holden who
insisted that his wife. Brenda
Marshall. go along to Green
land with the Bob Hope troupe.
The Holdens really are q fine
example for Hollywood. They're
stopping over in New York on
the way back and will be here
January 6.
Jane Wyman gave Rock Hud-
son an imported white sweater
for Christmas. / was with him
when he unwrapped it. Decora-
tors are driving him crazy. but
he's going to do that new home
his tirst-himself. I'm doing
it in early Rock Hudson" he
told me. / hope not too early.
! had dinner with Mark
Stevens just before he took OF to
see his New York sponsors.
Mark has two new scripts--one
q dramatic play. the other q
musical-he has q picture script
and he's preparing an act for the
Waldorf which may continue in
Las Vegas. AL this to do after
he finishes his big Town series.
which he now stars in, produces
and directs. This guy works Is
hours a day. but Mark is de-
termined to have something to
show for his Hollywood years.
4 4 \
Donald O'Connor finishes his
18th TV show on February is,
then reports to U-I to do another
francis the Mule" movie, then
to Paramount for Anything
Goes" with Bing Crosby and
Mitzi Gaynor. Don is getting
more for this than he has ever
earned before.
Eddie Anderson ("Rochester")
Is almost ready with his movie
script about . colored Western
marshal who was q genius at
Disgusting. Eddie has all the
money he needs. but it's hard to
get his cast. Lena Horne, Dorothy
cambridge, ETC.. to rearrange their
night-club bookings so they can
start shooting the movie.
Jose Ferrer and Rosemary
tSee DIARY, Page A-17.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

! ity In connection with Cine
rama Holiday suggested to this
correspondent that he might
ask some questions with refer
ence to the first films history
here.
These inquiries elicit the in
formation that there have been
897 paid performances Of This
Is Cinerama" here since its
opening on November 5, 1858.
These have involved the use Of
three prints Of the initial film.
These are the original three and
after an average Of 800 show
ings each. are still In disable
condition. Il ID unlikely that
any Of the three win need re-
placement before "Cinerama
Holiday" eventually has its
| Washington opening.
After all, 1t Is pointed out,
800 showings Of q film print Is
considerably below the average.
y \ 4 +
EXACTING ART: Quote from
Mia Slavenska's requirements
for becoming q great hallerina
in January's Theater Arts:
ITO be q great ballerina, one
must be in the best physical
condition not Just once In awhile
but every moment. One must
have the fitness Of q Joe d.
Maggie or q Willie Mays, the
theatrical sense Of q Judith An-
derson or q Katharine Cornell,
the musical sense Of q Horowitz
or Heifetz. and the dedication
OF st. Francis Of Assist. And to
be in top form every moment,
the ballerina must work at be-
ing q ballerina "a hours q day.
She must be on a strict and
never changing diet, she must
not smoke or drink, she must
60 to bed at the same time
every night. get up at the same
time every morning, and she
must practice necessarily"
Even so, no one could be more
delighted with her life than Miss
Slavenska.
- ~
STEADY AS SHE GOES: Last
week with one new movie OPEN
ing will be one more than this
week offers. =. Romeo and
Juliet" q slow starter, has picked
up the momentum that was In
evitable for q film Of such merit.
There's No Business Like
Show Business will do better It's
second week than In it's FIRST.
-. Athena" which reunited
the seven girls Of Seven Brides,
ETC." is making everybody happy
with the exception Of o critic
here and there. -. There Is
not even q screening in the Of
ing. s. But. tomorrow night,
Arena Stage will save the week
with the opening Of Moliere's
1.-THE Miser," staged by j. Rob-
ert DietS who also plays the
title role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
Comic Strip Wins
Traffic Court Lenienee
BY the Associated Prsss

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
When Peter J. Boyle was called
to trial in traffic court on q
charge Of improper passing. he
handed Peace Justic Clyde KISS
niger q comic strip. 1t showed
. motorist blowing his horn al
an ancient vehicle chuggins
along slowly in the middle Of q
road. then finally passing only to
crash into a tree.
That's exactly what hap
pened to me-" Mr.. Boyle said.
except that he ran into the arms
Of the law instead of q tree.
The magistrate fined Boyle
SIS but suspended it because Of
the comic strip. But when MIR,
Boyle asked for his comic strip
back Judge Kissinger said 1t had
been submitted In evidence and
would remain part Of the court
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
HOLLYWOOD

0OlSx WAt10.
The Empress Of Iran Is Ava
Gardner's double - since hel
Identification at West naore's
here.
Jack Benny, just back from
visiting the hospitals over Christ
mas, said he has never seen any
one who could compare with the
late Carole Lands in bringing
cheer to GIs. But Leigh Snowden
did q terrific job.
Charlie Chaplin, IT,. collects his
unemployment insurance check
in the city block his father used
to own. s.. II radio Is dead.
how come stores sold out Of
radio sets during Christmastime?
Marion Brando has the offer
he's been looking for--to pro-
duce, direct and star in pictures.
The only catch--it's for televi-
sion. /. Richard Egan and Vir-
ginia Leigh seem to be serious
about each other. J. Eve Arden
win see nine Broadway shows in
six days while she is In New York
City.
Paging Marlene Dietrich! Dor
othy Dandridge brought Designer
Bob Carlton from New York to
fashion eight gowns that win GO
down in Las Vegas history. >.
Red Buttons is leaving his show
for six weeks to figure out q new
formal.
Marilyn Monroe. was offered
100000 to do a spectacular and
said mo" She says there's q
catch--and there is-the Gov
eminent would take it all in
taxes. Mario LAMA Is in
terested In q TV series in which
he'd play q lovelorn opera singer.
That pretty Betty White was
UP before dawn New Years
morn to telecast MICS "Tour-
nament Of Roses" s. Marjorie
Main told me that In Florence.
Italy, they have an annual holi-
day when everyone closes shop
to 60 to the park to catch
crickets.
Greer Carson has a corset
scene in Strange Lady In
Town" that is very ooh Ia 10.
Warner Brothers love the figger
and the performance and are
after Greer to do another pic
ture.
1874
Jack Palance's role in 1.-THE
Jagged Edge" Is one Of Hum
phrey Bogart's greatest, in High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

Jack palance's role in ''The
Jagged Edge" Is one Of Hum
phrey Bogart's greatest. in High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

tionai overture to the release Of
all new movies regardless Of who
makes them. Unique as 1t IS in
other respects, Cinerama Is
happy to be conventional In its
familiar etiquette. This is the
way it always goes with new
babies, even those as big as ele-
plants or Cinerama.
Washington, let 1t be under
stood, win not be among the
first to get "Cinerama Holiday"
The second fllm in the most
spectacular Of the big screen
processes Is booked for q New
York premiere on February 8,
and will be released coinciden-
tally, or shortly thereafter, In
four other cities. Washington, q
comparative Junior to these In
Cinerama experience with q
mere IA months, will continue
with "This Is Cinerama."
How long? No one knows. On
the other hand. no one dis
courages the guess that it win
be sometime In the spring, per-
haps at Cherry Blossom time.
This Is Cinerama." you see, !
has been seen by a mere soc, 900
customers here. more than any
other movie, but still short Of
the saturation point.
indicative Of its continued
popularity Is the fact that it
moved back to the $23. 0O0-a-
week "take" over the holidays,
pretty close to its peak perfor-
nance after some so weeks ON
display locally. This represents
quite a squirt over the films re-
cent weekly average but the
management regards it as only
going to show q significant la
tent demand.
~ ~
A polite probing Of the secret
fneditations OF Cinerama ex-
ecutives these days reveals one
respect in which they are pretty
much like other film producers,
exhibitors, etc.
They are keeping a sharp eye
on what happens at the box
office as This Is Cinerama" en-
tiers its last week. It is unfailing
experience that dawdIers among
moyiegoers shake of their leth-
argy to find out for themselves
precisely why long-running films |
run as long as they do. It fire.
quently happens that these
spurts Of attendance are such |
that exhibitors rue the day they |
fixed for the opening Of new
attractions.
It could happen to the Cine |
rama people. some of whom In |
their more doleful moments are |
quite sure 1t will, even in the |
case Of New York where "This |
Is Cinerama" is more than two
years old.
~ 4
The sudden ferment Of activ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

EEnneET0Ww Issl Wis. Ass.
40. 4-sloo
.,.,. w.ss,.sss.,s 6, ssgss::., SI, $3.50
NEWTON IN Carol Reeds Production II
"ODD MAN OUT
An Adventure a unbearabls snspsnse.
ReatNTe e $3.50. 1850. $50. FREE
PAkk[is0 Is WilksrsaniA zzzs wis. Ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

Pagan: II am. 1880. 2:40,
4:30. $40. Sis and 1910 pm,
Plaza---"The Detective: IL.
1:40. $40, 5. 6:45. $3.50 and 1915
pm.
Trans-Lux "Phffft" Hos
am. /. $3.50. ASS. 6:25, $40. and
9:55 pm.
Warner-"This is cinerama";;
$40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

fPRVE Ia. 6-SIIa. Double Feature.
ShnD0b RICHARD WIDMARK IN
kiss or DEATH = at 800 800. Also
IDA LUPIMo u ..R0ADAouaE.s at 7:z6:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
The Posing Show
Cineronno Reodies Opus Il
But Not Yet For CopitoI
RY jaw CarnodY

won't be long before "Ths Is cnerama becomes this
Cnerama.
This the home people win play hosts
to the Cnerama field people, the hghgt Of their gettogeher
to be the showing of the second film, "Cinerama Holiday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
THE s Eisi oes CIV nssA.-

WEWW0Nf N. p-alSI JUDY GAR.
vkmNvN LAND. JAMES MASON N
"A STAR rs BORN"
IN cinemasccps and Technieclor. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
ROTH.s THEATRES

DNUR ssvannsk 81, Of TAN 81. S.E.
auRoEss IN MEs "A ~ - sAN q; r ziz1
CISCO STORY. gas, o:3t. LEO
oQRcEY HuNTz HALL. sJuN0Lk
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
Bethlehem

Bethlehem and Douglas Pres
byterlan, and Eeulab. Mt Har-
n1ony and Mt Pieasant Methodlgt
Churches are JOINING II Their
Daily Vacation Bible school TINS
week al Beuian The school VIII
De under the direction ot Rev J
8. King assisted by Or q r Bel.
On June n the Vacation Bible
school at Mt hebo Baptist Church
wili begin
Mrs. Howard Womack Is in the
hospital for treatment Mrs w
A. Schrader. Of Farmgilie, Is
visiting her son. Howard Womack
during Mrs Womacks illness
Mr. and Mrs Allen Young, Of
Richmond, visited III parents
Mr. ard Mrs r l. Young sun
day
Mr. and Mrs NJ f Crockett.
Of Baltimore. Md. spent last
Thursday night with Mr. and
Mrs Clyde 1'hackston Mrs
Crockett VIII De remembered a.
the former Mrs. Hazel Thackston
The Baptist Training Union Of
MI Net,o Church enjoyed social
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Har-
mon Coates Saturday evening
Mrs Mcintosh and daughter.
Jean and Mary, and Harold Dodd,
all OF Greensboro. n c. spent
the week end with Mr. and Mr.
f. w. Dodd
Miss Anne Maloney left Sun
day for Richmond where she has
accepted position with the Rey-
nolds Metal Co
Charles hnders Edward
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

Tfensley. and Ralph D1aa xIl re-,
present Bethieaesn Presbyterian
churca al the ps3ne.~ Camp at
Holiday Lake from june II -
July z
Mss Myrtla 10y jordan H}l
serve - Or A.Asaostn secretary
IN Keysylli+ for TIE san 70 e Z
months In 8 ptember sh4 slli
enter Philips Bushes College IN
Lynchburg
Mr.. and Mr. / q Anderson.
Jr, spent Father D4y with hst
parents AZ Ga hen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

Marshal Huffman attended the
wedding Of Grant Hudson in
Neapor, News last Saturday
u L. Hudson attended the fun
eral Of hls brother. John Hud-
son. al Hickory. y q. last week
gan and Kenneth spent Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

If yoUtxe ever come home With s'fidg Of fish
YOU know there's cotch 70 fishing - rs how 10
enjoy the whole cotch once yoo've caught II The
dcrfui modern home opponce fhot allows Yoo
10 'oke odvonoge Of every plus food opportunity
including Oods fishing and hon'in9 luck ond
this weekends specials Of your fovofite neishbof-
hood market.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

s------
ADELPHI MANOR JNr. Langley l---
Owner movine TO Fla. viii sacrifice
lovely 3-oedrm. brick rambler: ike
price. Open sun. 1-6. 1909 25th
ave, lust on Univ. Lane. 10 g.
0601. 1. h. CARMICHAEL REALTY
I.HEITMuLLER EsrArEs--
Lee det. Colonial, rms; IL
baths; garage; , yrs. old. nearly an
acre. OF ground. Reas. down psy-
Rsat asaoC. snf a5ch SsH e' r pEck sEeis can HE
ADILsrHaI.--Appsox. p. PHI. :. ] acre; s.bsd-
in saraee; many Vi; extras. nu Io peep
approx. 45o-ft.i lot. ideal for
gardening, pets or ponies. Just on
SSiNcE arosdEs PRoPERfHIaHsss. Hass
AP. 7-77T4. %
ADELPHI, 24of Judson--a-bedrm.
brk. ramb.; ] y baths, lge. liv. rn1.,
din. area. fun bsnt. wlrec. rm.:
Sl3,60o; GI Apr Open sun, I-6.
wa T;9ls8. HA. 2-s44s. HErDER
ADEIPHI Attractive rambler.
beaut. location, like new. bed
rms, all-tile, cleo. kit. fun bsmt.,
double corner lot, ARTHUR d.
CURLING LA. 6-6631. LA. 6.776N.
AGER RD.--Four-be Cape Cod.
panoramic view and country priv
acy, 14x2b kit, rec. rm., " acre.
$17,9b0. Open SUM-, 1-6. Call for
diT; WA; 7.0l96. HA. 2-s44s.
HEIDEH Il FELLERS,
ANDREWS FIELD AREA--Rambier
bedrooms; $11,25Q, Nice level
lot. Convenient location. Assume
4go GI. 500 monthly, Md-0O. Cail
Mr., Surles, RE 6-6959 after 2
pm.s FREDERICK W, BERENS
AvoNDALE soishsi isci cTiERRAcE-spaeic,u.0 ,0 q
story brick Colonial; excellent
cond. jalousied D orch. rec. rm.,
many extras: SlS.500. AP. 7-4b7i,
coHEE REALTY CO.. AP. 7-9596.
BRLTsvMLE-New custom-buiit. a.
hedrm. rambler, large family-sise
kitchen. eyc-level oven. stone fire-
place, screened porch, finished rec,
rEn.. beautiful lot with fruit trees.
Excel. terms: Other excellent list
ings IN Beltsyille also available
from $l3.75Q to $4,000. GREEN-
RaIr RS5 oTssnbsls RsabSE az 55.4s7i, ia 7fsntsN eK
caEys2GkLY-Best area; brick Dutch
style; 3 big bedrms.. Ice. din. rm..
beautiful tiled kit. scr. side porch,
fun dry benlt. A home Of distinction
on beautiful iandscaped lot. Priced
EsoRGtGgEs ssqlSd sRSrrRfifs, Efli pHlseE n. V
lcontinusd On Next FSss5
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
,SaoS HRFs EsDYaeiEwloSoI5DD sYei 'SI5 Dss5 AVE

OPEN SUM-, / It'll DARK
10206 EDGEWOOD AVE.
lst-PL. BEDRM. AND BATH
Beautiful brk. Cape Cod. In won
derful community Of nne. homes,
located on q large wooded lot
walking distance 70 paroehiai and
elem. schools. express bus and shop
ping lust ? .bfks. from home. Liv.
rm.. din. rni. and kit. are spacious;
End a. has 2 twin-sized bedrms;
and bath; full bsmt. with beautiful
recr. rm. Price. S24 900 with
$4,000 lst trust. To reach: Coles
vile I'd to Old Bladensburg I'd /,
left blk. to LoFnin ave, right
70 Edsevood ave. and home.
s5l0 SEMINOLE ST.
Convenient section, close TO tranap.,
3r. high and elem. schools. 4.
heurm. Cape Cod. Liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate din. rm.. full
bsnit. with finished recr. rm.. large
lot; price. $4,000 To reach
Franklin ave. to Seminole st.. left
to house.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SALES, INC
GAITHERSBURG

'GAITHERSBURG
|2-YEAR-oLD BUNGALOW. Sii.b0o
easy terms
NICE LOOKING 4-bedroom home
large lot: S17,500.
HOME AND BUSINESS ON main
street. nice lookina home, xoned
commercial. $4,000.
NEW RAMBLER, 8 bedrooms. on 4
sores. white board fence guest
LARGE 4-BEpRooM. HOME, Ger
mantovn. v acre: si2.a50, easy
terms.
t5-AcRE ESTATE, rambler. priv.
acy, marvellous view ;&3e,9u0.
ioLNEY AREA. S-Aere estate. teau-
thu grounds, large old home,
swimmins pool horse barn, tenant
house.
( CHECK OUR LARGE
FILE OF LISTINf3S
piVA1aNr q. DAtra a1s THan
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soai wl.. A..: nv: "a. s.saoe
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES ron sALr-Mp.
MOL AREA

Several generations can occupy this
with iiy. I'm din, Tm.. lit. bed
fm, and bath on 1st a.; 2 bedrnas.
utii. rm, plus . complete apt. OUT
side entr.: double gar. converted
with kit. and bath. At rear. OF
,ct Es,, Is rsI.s. fenced "a srs snd hobby shop
and 8 refsrs. on this property and
2 septic tanks. Fine water supply;
asphalt drive. Value cannot Be
duplicated a. s25.500, with $4,000
SYie: J. WEslzY iss'' B6cHAinAA. siiIi; INC.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
OPEN / TO DARK

Dir, Out Conn. ave. extended. left
! cn Franklin st. to sample house Al
] 4b0l.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
s'BRADLEY HILLS

sisi nRAptEY BoULEvARp
asEs Ere "a rsal s.s say Il ne aoi k:awoo' e ass
club area ana easily accesstbis 9
fhs Bethesds business district tdes
for doctoE of dentist--it contain
living room. dining room Kitchen
powder reom and screened perch q
nrst hccg; 3 tWin-size bedroein
s.,.t S ssses e. ~ Sot.9sssr .sscna Ssse vsr
mont slate roof. rear yard fence
With Anchor fence.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
70 reach: Drfye west on nradle
Blvd. from Wisconsin ave. about 1
mile 70 property. bla1 Bradley blvd
r. BATES WARREN
OIL. A.3ibo Oh. N-lQll
Evening star., 1955-11-06
S21.5M
RETHESnA,.. I.

s4a LA - AAAIASANA4
S5fs JOHNSON AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY. I 10 3
S1g.950: uear NH and Nn-
val Medical Center. ittrac-
tige red brick Colonial aiih
Il twia-size bedroolsss, lATRe
screened porch, siytns room
with attractive rIisntcl and
fireplace, separate dlnfne
rooln. also farnee, stairs 10
aftir. fun basement with per.
TALLY finished rtinpus rui.:
f5I contract acceptable.
DIRECTIONS. Al Bsnk of
Dekh&ena bear left on Old
4eofgetovn I'd. about ] mile
70 johnson ave. and lett 70
II u WRIGHT
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES FoR sALEMp.
S1000 DOWN

Bethesda. Split level, attractiyely
styled and situated. Price, S2i $50
Owner leaving city. OIL. 2-5253.