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Evening star., 1955-01-28

Mrs. Margaret Ann Clagett
Higgins Welsh, known to genera
tions of Rockville Md friends,
civic workers and party-goers as
Aunt Maggie died Wednesday
at a Rockville rest home. She
was 98.
Mrs. Welsh was the widow of
the late william Wallace Welsh,
who ran q general store in Rock
vile for 40 years until his death
in 1917.
One Of their five children.
Rockville Attorney r. Barnard
Welsh, died last June at the age
Of 73. He had been a leading
figure in the fight against charter
government in Montgomery
County.
Grandson Is Lawyer.
A grandson. Barnard T. Welsh,
of 30l West Montgomery avenue,
Rockville. is q well-known local
tennis player and is carrying on
his fathers law practice in Rock
vile.
Mrs. Welsh. until about four
years ago. was still active In the
social and civic life Of Rockville.
She was q founder Of the Rock
vile Women's Club. a member Of
the Rockville Garden Club and
q member of the Montgomery
County Historical Society.
When Woodward g. Lothrop
opened its Bethesda Chevy Chase
store several years ago, Mrs
Welsh was asked to cuts the
inaugural ribbon in q gala cere-
mony. She had been one Of the
Evening star., 1955-01-28
"A. J. Buchmon, Kin
OF President Johnson
BY The Associated Press .

EIlIzABETHTON. Tenn, Jan.
28,--Andrew johnson Bachman,
a great-grahdson of President
Andrew johnson, died Wednes-
day night after an illness of sew
eral, weeks. He was 70.
Mr.. Bachman, son of the late
William B. and Sarah Slower
Bachman. was a former city
judge and recorder of Elizabeth
ton. Survivors include the wild
ow, Mrs. Ethel Irwin Bachman,
Elizabethton.
Funeral services viii be held
today with burial in the National
Cemetery at Greeneville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Alvin c. Hubbert, 81

SALISBURY, Md, Jan. 20 tH1.
Alvin c. Hubert. 62-year-old
secretary to the Wicomico
County Commissioners, died OF a
heart condition shortly after re-
porting for work yesterday SIr-
viving are his widow. three sons
and two daughters.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Miss Nellie Dougherty,
Postmaster 20 Years
py she A,,oeic.sd Press

MINOT, N. OAK. Jan. 2S.--
Nellie Dougherty. postmaster
here for more than 20 years and
one OF the Roosevelt administra-
tion's first appointees. died
Wednesday night. She was 66.
Miss Dougherty was appointed
postmaster five days after
Franklin Delano Rooseyelt's In
auguration. She was q former
Democratic national committee
woman for North Dakota and
served in the State House Of
Representatives in 1923.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
III. Ward thinner. 81,
SYlxuniu Firm Heed
ny Ne Assosiaisd Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-H.
Ward Zirnmer. 81 year : old
president Of sylvania Electric
Products. Inc. died today after
. brief illness.
Mr.. thinner. who had been
with Sylvania and predecessor
concerns since 1919. was named
president in April, 1858. sylvania.
which manufactures a great
variety of electrical and eIec-
tronic products. has its head
quarters at l74o Broadway hera.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Hurry N. Irwin, Educator

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. % {P.-1
Harry N. Irwin, 10, retired dean
OF the School Of Education of
Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, died last night after
an operation. For a time he was
instructor at American University
in Beirut in what is now Lebanon.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Leroy Shulmun, ~

NORFLOK, Va. Jan. 2s tF1.-
Leroy Shulman. II, president Of
Shulnan,s. Inc. department store
and for more than so years ac-
tive in the business and civic
Life OF Norfolk. died IN q hospital
yesterday. He had served IS q
director Of the Morris Plan Bank
and the Virginia National Bank.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Brafhs

sTABLER. JENNIE RATHBONE. on
pa. JIMMIE RATaBoSE sfAsIER.
i iSvsd Wife Of he lste se A1xustas ii S; 0s 5.
Of Winston Salem. n sc.: T. r. sta6ier
p oi.s wa5ihips5En y Ydss au1ss.r MI coFi e. &.
Of WashIngton. D, c. Services at The
q Il Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29ol
g: at pm. intermsnt Fort Lincoln
TAssIN, MRS. WHIT. on Thursday.
January e. s ag5S r. Wsshington.
Of Writ de vtvier Tassin and dsIsh-
ter Of the late Thomas and Mary
Nimmo Moran; Services win be held
nw g. oa.ier " satSaass Gasse yissry aSe "a ags e
10 am Interment East Hampton.
ThT5o5 ispBoI, y MAFA sass MARYR 9 wsdnssSsg
sasoa fsl1xsd snd Sae 3dthe 81 q te Ms HsniE Em
mother of9aef of Ms. Mrs. f Lillian EVerson, verso Ms.
and f sisssr Ter Of and Mrs. ss cora IpscemB ad
WE v. Deal a Funeral Funeral Home. Home 4sis i oeorsia
aye m Pm fn teImsas sassseiy Sy.nS.ooSd SsaSdfrc cms s
ToLIvER, CLARA. on Thursday. jan
uary "a, 1865. CLARA ToLIVER Of
go H st. ne. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements BY Frazier's.
VAN NORMAN. WILLIAM KyGG.. On
va, WILLIAM RUod VAN NORMAN.
husband OF Ella Amery Van Norman,
annsndsie sr 81 va Va ls Mrs. Helen eefSC Hsndles g
aileens s-n sa@ner. ' q F0'Hfs Vienna. "a Wa, Va.
uss4s Susasi HoSe as ss a ssus 8 the w.5nsos Rsmsas
viii Ss-iaia Sc held on Saturday. January January
90. at . pm. Interment In Cedar
hil Masoic Sfi@slsrs. aisss "ashinston. D. c. 18th
VAN NORMAN, WILLIAM n. A special
20 communication Of Joseph n.
IN Milans Lodge. No. .3S. r. A.
nANe 4. A..aL;. M; Will be held AT at the
XSx sf0S,S and New ep's; YorR ave. iS.R S.R, a At
W 1890 pm. Saturday, Jam
uary 80. 1885, for the pur-
rses e or Saf ste bosheT s as wf
r. VAN NORMAN Please De present.
RICHARD a HERRIMANN, VI. M.
L. W. MAGRuDER. Secy. 20
WALKER. MARY E. oficers and mem-
srs a rFnse are srsSy SsgsSss nc SSan Il ddf Is.
WALKER Of Berwyn Heights, Nd.
past president Of Prince Georges
County Ladies Auxiliary and past
president of the MARYLAND State Fire
mems Association Ladies' Auxiliary,
Remains resting at the Gasch Funeral
Home, Hyattsville. Md. mo county
association serYices.) Funeral sery-
ices on Saturday. January 20. 1855, at
MAGDALENE M. SCHMIDT. Chaplain
Of Prince Georges County Ladies
Auxiliary
WEAVER. THOMAS H., yR. On Thurs
day, January ~. 1855. at his home.
5105 Wicomico ave, Spring Lake Park.
Nd. THOMAS II. WEAVER. Jr., be-
loved son Of Frances r. and Thomas
H Weaver. ST.. brother OF Wanda Lee
and Ruth Ann Weaver Friends are
invited to call at the Colonial Funeral
Home Of Robert A, Pumphrey, Rock
vile, Md. Grayeside services at st.
Mary's Cemetery. Rockville, Nd, on
Saturday, January 70. at 9 am,
WELSH. MARGARET 4. c. HIGGINS.
On Wednesday, January %. 1865,
MARGARET a. c.. HIGGINS WELSH
Of Rockville, Md, beloved wife OF the
late William wallace Welsh and mother
of Mrs. Ernest Hartman and the late
F. Barnard Welsh. Friends are IN
vited to call at the Colonial Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Rock
vile. Md. where services will be held
on Saturday. January 90 at ] pm.
Interment Rockville Union Cemetery
-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
HALL PLUGS FOR ROAD UP STIKINE

TERRACE, B. c. -IR- Ralph Hall, of Petersburg, delegate to the Associated Board of Trade meeting here yesterday told the delegates from other sections of Alaska and Canada that the Alaska Road Com mission is ready to build road from Petersburg to Canadian terri tory,via the Stikine River, as soon as the road route is repaired on the Canadian side.
 Mayor George Beck, of Ketchi- kan, plugged for more travel be- tween north-central British Col umbia and Southeastern Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08

ter and family, the Ralph M. Bar tholomews. Mrs. Bartholomew is the former Irma Blake. Mrs. Blake was there to welcome a new grand son on June 4, who joined two sis ters and a brother in the Barthol- |omew family.
 The Roy Blakes now make their home on Decatur Island in the San Juans. At present, MT. Blake is buying fish for Harvest cannery in AnacOrtes.
 The Blakes, after living here for many years, left to make their home in the south in 1851. Mrs. Blake expects to fly home Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
ALASKA DELEGATE BILL
 SENT TO WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON -R- The House has passed and sent to the White House a bill allowing members of the Alaska Legislature to become delegates to the Territorys consti- tutional Convention this fall.
 Under present law Territorial legislators may not hold or be ap- pointed to any office created dur ing the term for which they were elected.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
NOTICE

Merchants and friends of Wran- gell: I have been sick for some time, but am o. K. now. I am fish ing this season - I'll be glad to pay all my personal debts after fishing season, that's the best I can do now.
 Hoping to make a good season, I am thanking you kindly. See you all this fall
 Yours truly,
 Capt. H. Marlin Cropley
 Rake, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08

ward its success.
 Major Hammer said it is hoped that receipts from the sale of the flags will enable the local unit to clear off most, if not all of its ob- legations so that when the new fiscal year starts after the anual campaign in August, there will be outstanding indebtedness.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
MRS. BOWMAN HERE

After spending the winter in Seattle, Mrs. Henry Bowman and her daughter-inlaw, Mrs. Henry Bowman, Jr., arrived in Wrangell for the summer while their hus- bands are engaged in fishing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
SALVATION ARMY REPORTS SUCCESSFUL TAG DAY

The Salvation Army reports that the recent Flag-Tag Day, conducted over the holidays was very success full and Major E. V. Hammer. in
 behalf of the organization. wishes to thank all who contributed to-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-08
MRS. BLAKE HERE

A former Wrangell resident, Mrs. Roy Blake, arrived here Wednes- day for a few days visit.
 Mrs. Blake has been in Ketchi- kan since May visiting her daugh-
Homer news., 1955-01-06
ANCHOR T T

IVY Due to the Tanners Inst IT .tuto being held in Homer on January 2, the Anchor Point Community Club is postponing it's regular monthly maetings usually hold on tho 1st Fri day of tho month: 70 January IA.
 On Satur day, January l5 at 8 o'clock. a movie TITO Flags T7estn and a comedy. will De shovn at tho school house. Tho movie is sponso r. Cd by tho connuni ty Club, !. {.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fabi ok, and daught CTS left Anchor Point NolGay for Anchorage aheco tlsa.v -i1- hoas'd tho plano for Nov York; They rill visit relatives and friends in tho states for a fo= weeks,
 Mrs. Arno tdurto and daugh- tor plan to leave this rock end for Anchor age -hore they will join Acne and stay for tho 7intore
 Mrs. Sherman Chapman is heading the committee from the Anchor Point Honemakcrs Club which is serving the luncheon at tho Farmers h. sti tute on Saturday.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
RICHARD BARNARD RES ICNS POST

richard Loarnard. soil cons eryation agent fol, the Western Aonai Peninsula, has resigned his position ano will le ave soon for a trip tc the homo of his parents at Fairfield. Washington
 Learnard has boon the per manent agent in Hcmer since last Aprils Boforo that timo he covered the Peninsula from the Fai rbanks ScS officee X He stated that he did not knor- yho5hdr tho job as Scs agent hore would bo filled again.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
ECONOMIC COMMITTEE MEETS

<.~Tha>. economic commit tee of tho Chamber of Conner ce met at tho Homer Thompson homo on Thursday. night to formulate plans for their gro up. Thomp- son is the chairman of tho connni ittee.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
DRIVE TIC ANCHORAGE

Mre ard M.so L. 2. Eytho Grovo to Anchorage oarly this Hook tak ing their daughter: Nelda, that far on hor rot UT trip to the University of AL askas
Homer news., 1955-01-06
AWAY FROM JOB

Annabo11 Elliott is still away from hor job at the Hom- CT. Food Center this rock duo to illness.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
ALASKAN FILMS TO BE ADDED ATTRACTION AT SY5AY

Alaskan films will be sho-7n at thc SkyEey Theater this week before the regular shoES as an added attraction. Tho films are being shoan through tho courtesy of Alas ka Steamship company and tho local agent s1ytho Ss Son.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
INSTITUTE PROGRAM

ro fol1outrs is the progrsm o tho Farm rs tute 5 M g S's tho i as s triton Uil1 b1i Territorial ag rtcu1tural leaders o on,r Tho on tho progrem subject to change Tie tll bo held in the school. s4a
 Program for Friday, January l:3o, Chamber unohoon, senator-E1ect Jack 7erner, $50, Beginning session, son, 3:3o43o, Cereal Crops. lecture dis by Raymond J. Bu1a, agronori st.. Paln5r.
 3:5o-4 3O Horti cu- by Curtis Dearborn, horticu1turist Palmer.
 4:45-eoo Farm Butl3 nss, discussion R. Fahnstock c. l. Branton neers, Palmer.
 s-e Dinner served by Amortcan Legion Auxiliary. p.m.. Program 1r saaool anniversary of sorvice" Program includes selections by Community Chorus, by send-off speaker folloHng
 Memoirs of Alaskan Extension Horker", Lydia Fohn Hansen, Untvorsi ty of Alaska.
 lover the Yoars", Don [. Irwin, Palmer.
 "Alaska Extension sorviceThen 'Ti1 Nou" M c. An "Tho Future Extension Alaska, Dr.. Allan Mi ok, University of Alaska and Palmer. Saturday morning sessions, Carl Baior, moderator.
 1o-1 Insect Pest Control lecture discussion by pr. richard Fashburn, entomologist, Palnors
 lo-l1 Forages, lecture and discussion by Dr. l1-l2 Livestock, by lillian Sveean, dairy husbandry, l1-la Disease Control in vegetaOlo Crops, By n. Charles Iogsdon, plant pathologlst, Palmer.
 2-1 Luncheon served by Anchor Point Homomakers. Saturday afternoon sessions.
 1:3o-2:45 Alaskan Soils Testing, by F. Martin Dr. tnston M Lughlin, scientists  3-345 Farm Management Marketing on Developing Home stead by H. Prent is GazaHay, marketing specialist Palmer.
 4-4:45 Soil Conservation Trends in A2eska by Lou Hanks, Palmer.
 5:156 Conservation Forests-Farn 7oudlots and Shelterbelts, by James Scott. Honor.
 6-8 Dinner served by Homer Honomak2rsy Saturday Evening
 e-9 Farm Financing in Alaska, by T.. .. Anderson, area supervisor, Anchorages
 s-1o The Future of Agriculture, Wilson, Commissioner of Agri culture Palmer.
Homer news., 1955-01-06
RETURNS FROM TRIP

Frank E. Hollis returned this week from trip of sev- oral weeks duration to the states.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA = owner moyins. says
cell this 4-hedrm. brick Colonial, In
very cloee-in neighhorhood; huge
den, paneled rec. rm, and bull. In
garage, underprtced at Si6,a50
with easy terms, FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-700o; ewes. OIL 4-S7o9
BETHEsDA---s-bedrm,, modern ram
bier. under .Se1,Q00. Healthful
radiant heat, III baths. liv. rm. with
fireplace and studio ceilings; ALL
eiec kit, many other features: /:
choice location on Soft. front
Brae6urn pi. OWNER, OIL. 4-o2s4
BETHESDA, Locust Hins Estates
Custom built bftek-and-sione 4
bedroom rambler, corner, almost
ib-acre lot. center reception hall,
livinr room. dinlng room. screened
porch, lArge all-electrie kitchen,
Neneied den, = baths. : 6rcpleceS,
I&s"~ht hsSchcat, hnishe I rcczea-
tion rooai, patio. 3-car gar, ges near
SCHOOLS and Transportation. : years
old; immediate possession. Leavtng
for japan. $3.50 Parkhiil dr.. Oh
n-So6S.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
WHEATON
Open | TIL Dark

1880 HARDY AVE.
Brick rambler. 5 bedrnas,. full bsu1t.
with rec. rfn.. lge. hy. rm. with
firepl.; GI appraisal Sl5.650. No
down payment to qualified vet.
House has several extras and In
ca. ave. freeway short distance past
Wheaton trafic light to Parker. left
on Parker about 4 blocks to Iyanhoe,
right on Ivanhoe / block to Hardy
ave, left on Hardy TO our Open"
sign. RE. 7-6s50: ewes. Oh 2-ei79.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
WHEATON
5 Bedrn1S.-lz Baths

All brick, extra-larvs westinxhoue
kit. finished rec, rn.. esmt-, OUT
side entrance and many cthef
principal. interest. taxes and in
surance. Really close TO public
ard parochial schools. shopping and
bus transportation, 10 minutes to
silver Spfing. To inspect. call Mr..
Dennis. Wo. 6-T65i.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

BY OWNER. being transferred; nearly
new home which is a reconstruction
Of the old Quinsell house on the his
tofie Port Tobacco Square: so min,
to downtown d, c.; Ice. iiv. rfn., full
din, rni.. eat-in Kitchen, den, 5 bed
rooms, ~ baths. baths, porch: ire; trees; .,,,S new
lie and pArochial (elem. and highl
eehooIs; SI6,25Q.. J. l. BARBOUR.
Port Tobacco. Nd, La Plata 4tIeo.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES foR sALE--Mp.
TWTNRR0OK

I300s Atlantic st. Open rs. This
IS one OF the best buys N Twin
Ss9SS. nnpSs ns. bedrooms, e. T,,y ial o baths;
money down to GIs. Out viers
Min I'd. TO Atlantic, left TO open
sign. sIGLKR q CO.. Lo, 4-s3S3.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
CHEVY CHASE
SPLIT LEVEL

Choose colors irsside and out. This
spaciosss all-brIck home IN most
nothing to be desired. This home has
3 large bedrooms with potential
Tor 5 bedrooms, has 2iz hathr ?
very larEs Kitchen completely
equipped With i0xiu diEiIls area
Separate Ninine room. LIVING room
nleee and aarage. These and many
other features ali for So, 800 with
excellent fiuanctnz. Call Mr. Dew
eteux for appt. OIL. 2-63ql sat. and
sun g Pm. 4 M2E FRED
ERICK W BERENs SALES fNc-
Evening star., 1955-01-09
BETHESDA
CONVENIENCE

OPEN LIS
Convenience means so much to you!
Here's q rare Opportunity for 2 2
this excellent section. Even garage
and recr. room. Priced in the middle
teens; This may be the buy Of the
DIR: Out wis. ave. beyond East
West hwy. about 8 blks. TO Rosedale
ALLIED REALTY
OIL. $4,000 Ewes. OIL. 6-s124
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES ron sALE-AD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ELEGANT
SPLIT LEVEL
nnFkr sHOnAX fE

Really de luxe. Center hall. living
and garden. huge eiec. kitchen with
diShwasher, disposal. 3 bedrooms
Cor A. study and 9 baths, full base
ment. very large and extensively
landseaped grounds. Just 2 blocks
cost 1t $20.950. From Conn. ave.
drive east on western ave. TO Cum
mings lane. left. follow arrows To
our open" sign. Ewes. call Mr..
Shearer. H0. s-4743l.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
WHEATON,

ASPEN HILL RAMBLER
OPEN 2-t5. Builders cIoseout. This
last one OF group Of 10 Is eeinF
offered st . special price, $16.25o
GI. no money down. Or FHA- All
brick, 3 bedrooms. den. fun base
Nil I'd. to Parkland DR., wheaton
City), right to Aspen Hill rda left
TO ramblerS and open house. SIG
LER e. CO. 10. 4zS9SS, LO 4-S3o7.
Evening star., 1955-01-09


CHEVY CHASE
T210 DELAFIELD
2-bedrm. bungalow, full bsmt.. nice
$4,000
Conn. 70 Thornapple right tseross
Brookeville) to Delafield right to
1910.
35l5 TAYLOR ST.
3-bedrm 2-bath brick Colonial. ga
rage. mr.. stores and all fine schools.
nice yard.
$l6,500
Conn ave. TO Taylor st. right across
Brookeville rd. to 3515.
8911 KENSINGToN PKwY.
3-bedTm., g-bath brick Colonial:
lovely lot 65x150, Anchor fence.
lge breakfast area; side scr. porch;
mr.. Conn, Ave. bus and new schools.
$22,500
Conn. ave. to Junction Of Jones
Bridge I'd. and Kensington park
way, right to sali,
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S
MERRYFIELD g. WOODS
4627 Wisconsin Ave. EM. 2-22le
Evening star., 1955-01-09
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
HONEYMOON
COTTAGE
OPEN / TIL s

OPEN TIL 5
Pretty white brick rambler nestled
amid expensive landscaping on .
large corner lot in the Alta Vista
area. gift. living room with marble
fireplace, dining rm.. large dream
kitchen, breakfast room. den. 2 bed
room. baths. Beautifully decorated,
leaving town. Guarantee you viii
love il. Tim Boyer on prem teves
WO. 6-ST90l. Out Old GEORGETOWN
rd. to Beech dr., left, continue for
4 blocks to Conway rd.. left TO 'open'
sisn 5ss1 CONWAY ROAD
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE 7-1sO0
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
OPEN q DARK
FIRST SHoWING-EDGK:
modern 3-bedrm. brick Colo
NAL close-in location. Lge.
fun bsmt... beautiful lot. Pos
sihls l.s,dp q pflnsneinE; JMaiRd; MR; AL
7io4 EXETER T ROAD
To reach: out Wisconsin
ave TO bradley blvd. left
APPROX. VI mile to. Arlington
rus right on Arlington 70 Be-
thesoa ave-. left to 7104
CHEVY CHASE
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
23,500-lmmaeulat brick Cape Cod
near Somerset School. A deiightful
home for lge. family. Liv. rm. W.
hrepl.. big din. rm., equip. kit, scr
porch, full bsnt.. garage. Owner
has purchased another home. MRS.
ENYART, OIL. 2.5501.
4715 MORGAN DRIVE
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. past
Western ave. to Morgan drive. left
" FiiRRisT SHOWING. s17.sso.
An attractive mod. S-bedrm.
brick home with lRe. paneled
den. Ideal for. small family.
Short walk to shopping center
and bus. Screened porch. full
bsmt. Immaculate cond, Early
possession MR.. MuRTAuGH.
T102 EXFAIR ROAD
To reach: Out wisconsin
ave. to Bradley blvd. left on
Bradley to Arlington rd.. right
] blk. to Bethesda ave, left
2. blks: to Denton rd.. left
blk. then right on Exfair.
EARL T. WRIGHT
OIL. 2-6900
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
KENsINoToH
$3.50 DOWN-GI
DUTCH coLoNIAI-sle.s75

$3.50 DOWN-G1
DUTCH COLONIAL-$l6,675
SeS. % MO-. ALL
Need room This is 1t. Long Twins
rm.. sep. dining rrn. Beautifully
equipped kitchen. huge screened
porch. 3 generuus bedruls. Zone
huge). Full tiled bath. ideal for
kiddies, playTuoml. Deep fenced lot
with nice trees. 3 doors 70 Capitol
Transit. Short walk to recently ap-
proved S5-acre super shopping CEN
ter. walk to public, elem. schools
lovely home is 70 want Il; Cal MT,
Hail JU. 5-4I90. or Mr.. Brown. HA.
TssDali XIV v. ahEzseSs SALES. NC.
KENsINGToN
NO CASH-GI
3 BEDRMs. s.-BsMT.-
SI1 .000-S7S.S3 MO-. ALL
Cape Cod beauty on corner lot. Liv-
ing rfn... with fireplace. large
lst d. Permanent stairway to beau.
tifully finished 2nd d.. with heat.
Dormer windows. STORAGE space. etc,
Full bsMt., seorm windows. Short
walk TO shopping center. Capital
Transit. elem. school and recreation
center. Gail Mr., Hall, JU. 5-4f90,
9r Mr., Brown. HA. 2-38S1. List
FREDERICK W. BEREns SALES. me-.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
KENWOOD

1AG1N WONIO
lst showing of stately Colonial. A
nome OF distinction and grace from
the wide center hall with circular
stairway. beautiful living room, spa
cious dining room with lovely bay
WINDOW. library and complete bath,
to the perfectly appointed kitchen:
2nd floor has 4 bedrooms and Z
paths; club room in basement with
fireplace and half bath; large side
screened porch; gear attached ga
rage. This home Is beautifully dec
GRATED; it's construction excellent
and grounds exceptional shown by
Evening star., 1955-01-09

PARKwooD, sII.s50. 2 bedrms-
EiEhS MILL. $4,000. Q bedrms., full
hsn,ts. alum: storm windows,
hOCk CREEK HILLS. $40. 7BO. 3
n n61edTms,, 1S,I baths; assume AZ loan.
NSSh sSSahs CEEEk HILLS, rambler. S34,-
soo; d oeorms.. rec. rm., 2-car
WHEATON,. brk rambler. OF. s1e,-
oUu, no On. payment.
- RAYMOND J. LYNCH co.
10. 4-e4oo OF. 7-sos2
Evening star., 1955-01-09
NEW-BRICK RAMBLERS

FEW LEFT OPEN ALL DAY
9316 Warren st. To Warren Court,
9 6edrns.. lly. rn.. dining space.
light hsmt.. gas forced air heat,
schools. stores, transD. From SIS.
$50, excel fnancing. MICHAEL
WALSH & SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV.
RE. 7-s9S2 or oil. 6-7256 Direc-
tions: Up Georgia ave. to $500
block, left into Seminary I'd. to Lin
den lane to Warren st. and Open
H0iasR EfRn "a
Evening star., 1955-01-09
RAMRTER S1s 50o
WO0DSIDE RAMBLER

1904 Ballard St. an address Of dis
tinctiun - Exciting brk.-and-stone
rambler. containing 3 twin-sise bed
rms. . full baths, 36-it. rec, rm.
all-elec. kit. picture windows, plus
q number OF other custom built
features. to numerous to mention
Priced right on terms, Drive out
Ca. ave. to Ballard St G. hlks. past
Golesyills I'd 1 ;, @ @T,sht e 1Se,4 o-o
Evening star., 1955-01-09

eEMIDETa 2-bedrm, brick: apt, IN
ssIs FED oWsseRgp egptSysa SE s-slis. III Soinns s
CoL0RED--eiS GOLDEN sT.. a-stofy
hrk.; rms. Law. S45; eiecs Ess.
UN. 4-f04b. -
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GA1THERSBURG
Modern 2-bedrm., cor. lot 80. .0oO
Mod. 2-bedrm.. expan. attic Sl2,00n
Modern 3-bedrm.. new Si4S5G
MOO. 3-bedrm. brk.. 9 lots S2l'50O
n: W. BEcRAFT. Gaithersburg 555
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- Veteran, no money
down. then Ssn.5n month. prime
and ift.. Q bedrns.. full bssnt..
equipped kit. fenced yard; 2 hlks.
Ia school and transp, Mr., Barton.
20. 2-2gT0. COX d CO.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
IT APPROVED

No down payment; 9 rooms, bath,
sasemsas t4sssponsst,oa Slo's wo esiss siieSo snd
Evening star., 1955-01-09

coLoRED-OPEN SUNDAY, / 70 s
1889 46th Place Sc.
Small Down Pymt., $S5 Mo.
! blk. right Bennine I'd. and f.
Brick; vacant; lovely rms, tiled
bath, modern kitchen; nice yard; /;
many extras. S13,G60. terms,
NJ d r REALTY. RA. 6-6pl2
Ma, e-0227 Ewes. IA. p-467e