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2, 3 BEDRM. APIS. =
HOUSE TYPE
Completely Furnished
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
1874 ARL. Blvd, PALS CHURCH
DAILY . 70 5. sun. IL 10 {
JE. 2-5500
RIGGS MANOR

n1A1GS MANOH :.
This Colonial 6-r1n. house. ~ baths.
powder rm. on lst a.: excel. cond.:-
mr.; schools and churches. Rent
oniy $40. Gail
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7.246l Us :
COLORED-2 BEDRMs. and bath.
liv. rm. and kit.-din. comb; auto.
hot water and gas heat; excel.
cond.; new paper and paint: $50 SO
mo. 9l0 18th St. sc. Oh. 4-e4s7.
CoLoRED-FT. DUPoNT--Nearly
new semidet, corner brick: 2 bed.
rms: disposal: $3.50. u. 9-6324.
coLoRED -e-FAMnY BRK. in
Anacostia-Each apt. has . rms,
k e Be sn fen ssth to Ty n r oo apis
per mo. plus utils. ME-. S-4653.
ICoLORED-2005 GALES ST. NE
rms. and bath. h.-w.h h.; vacant,
move right in: $65 mo. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-9316, 927
10Th ST. NV. ---27 :,
ICoLoRED-2Is N ST. N.w.-s-rm.
ana bath home: close to school.
transp, Avail. ST. 3-03S9. -27
lC0LORED-727 FARRAGUT PI..
N.E.-Praetically new house, excel
lent condition: 500 mo. Phone RA,
o-5ol4. --3l~
C0LORED-60O0th BLOCK sth ST.
N.E.-6-rm. brick: fenced yard. rec.
nm. Part of rent may apply on
down payment TO purchase If de-
sired. LA. 6-303l.
C0LORED-lsth ST. N.E.-s rms.
z baths: eonv. loo. mr., Sears. Chill.
oren welcome. S1l0. Ii. 4-1I00. a
coLoRED-I0I4 C ST. s.w-s
rms bath, full hsmt.. oil heat, l.
SMITH. ;113 nth ct. NV. EX s.
24S9. rs
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CTOPET)

2 NEWLY. AND COMPL, REMoD.
Downtown brick houses. 8 large rms,
and downstairs bath in one.
large rooms. 2nd-fioor bath and lst-
moor powder room in the other; on
neIghborhood. We will rent only tx
families Of good earning, credit and
HOUSEKEEPING records. The rents or
N2.50 and $3.50 are low to at
tract good tenants only. Apply
weekdays only Q to at owners
ONCE. Room sos. SIS 18th st. NV.
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New. 3 rms, and bath; garbage dis
posal: lots OF closets: very cony
,ccations 2 shaping senters IN /:
REAiTY co. 20: $500. rs
DE LUKE
Winchester Van Buren,
BEAUTIFUL NEW
AIR-coNDiTIONED APT,
5 extra-larRe rooms, center-hall plan
EXQUISITE apt: Nothing like \ IL
COLORED-2 LARGE RMs., Kit,
bath and heat. Apply 732 HarSsre
c s5leei hs QUE ST. NV
rms, KIT. and bath. All utils: fuEn
Only S5s mo. CAN MRS. BRAD
C ta RID RM.. KIT and sSsr,
bath; $50 mo. Would Ike .empl
couple, Call RA. $1,000. 90.
COLORED--131S 18th ST. NV.
Apt ys. ,s,I nice, III lean Zap. apt. VIII VIII
elee. f,rrn,: suitable Tor single per.
son or couple. Inspect or call CO
cSoIoRg;D - ares oUARLEs ST
NE. Dust OF KsnilRorth ave. -
Nice duplex ant. with Q rms, di.
nette, kit. and bath. Only $3.50
monthly Inspect or call co. B.
CoIoRED-Isss EUCLID ST. NV.
kitchen and bath. In large apt
BLDG. with. elevator and ianitoi
service. Only S97.5O mo, includinl
heat and ilot-water. To inspect, SEE
tanttor, or call CO. 6-6222,
COLORED-3107 24th ST. Sc
Nice duplex apt; contains rms.
dinette kitchen and bath: $50 .5l
month lnspset or cal CO 6,s222
Converting 10 colored: duplex apt
2 rms, dinette, kitchen and bath,
adults only; 500. SO month. Inspect
or call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-25a 9th ST. N.E.--At.
tractive 2 rooms, kitchen and bath
apt. S55, including all utilities
c Saa 81 oJIpTs' sLpe.-srd an,
Ms;s rs s7 l1 sS5.s aps x eSns sss &
coLoRED-es N ST. SEE rms.
Consider ! child. HU. 3-e571
coLoRED--so47 LEE ST. NE
rm.. kit, bath. gas heat, sunporch
garden; very mod. DE. 2-b8l6
coLoRED-aois HAYES ST. NE
Liy. rm., dinette. bedrm,. kit, bath
tenants furnish utilities: S62 so
SCHEUCH, INC, ST. 3.5443. 81
COLORED-l77 seth ST. Me-, Apt
Ne. 1-Liv. rm., / bedrm.. dinstte
porch; excel. cond.s S57.b0 mo
FRED A. SMITH co, 1113 l5tf
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APIS. FURN.-D. c. tcsss.l

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

sAsEMENT-2 ROOMS, KTTcHEN
A ANP Es sHRMEh e sRHIT FL s RktS
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2a1a N ST. SCI

New. 3 rms. ana bath: garbage dis
posal: lots OF closets: very cont
,ecations 2 shopping senters i,
REALTY CO. 10. s-s500: rs
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CONTINUED on Next Pass,5 !
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SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. din. bath: utils. incl; SeS SO;
couple: refs; no pets. 10. $3.50
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GAS AND REPAIR STATION. fuzzy
equipped ,for. seryicing any type
car. excel. loo. Ideal for extra
mechanic. Same owner ii years.
retiring. For appt., call AP. Z.
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MICH. PK.-3 bedrms., 2Is baths,
iiy rmL S din. IN f SirsIPli;' rec. s Im
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C0LORED-527 FARRAGUT Pr.
N.E.-Praeticaily new house, excel.
lent condition: $50 mo. Phone RA,
B-56l4 -zJC
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

Mrs George CGffman " Rich
nond. Is spending this 3eek auth
her parent. d. and Ara W J
Eydnor
Harry Pearlo1e entered Duke
University Hospital In Durham.
II G. On Sunday He aas ac-
companied down there b. h!s
brother. JACK PearloYe
Miss Marian Terry left sunday
~ spend q few Heeks al her home
III Eiyerhead Long Island " Y
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith ROBE
ton and children and Mrs n
lenora Robson viii Leave on TUES
day ~ spend the summer al their
cottage al Nag Head r {
Nj. and Mrs f. p Lancaster
and Miss Olive I!er attended the
graduation u the Lancastef'a aon
Preston Lancaster from St Ia~ rs
School. IN st James. Md. on Fri
day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

Mss Lucile Peak left Sunday to
spend couple 81 days d, her
aome Ia Lo-ig Island va
Mrs. III ID wilson returned
home last Thursday after spend
ing les days ln V.rs,nlA Recon
allh hrt daughter. Miss Martina
Alice Wilson
Mrs II Conrad Blackwell ana
daughter Mrs Donald . Hook
are spending some time IN ST A.
bans. Long Island y Y where
II Hook IS a patient In the ST
Adams Naval Hospital Mrs Hook
Viii. take an apartment there for
ne summer and Mrs. Blackwell
Will return 70 Farmviue on FIJI
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07
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enc YIN S4fs- "Ai!aHf8 SISTER
Mfa- ? Bihf.IDn
Nc r,,o r...,a - poL
rntd snnn, I'LL Hill IA .,-l,t
NJ, n.ra,'. ~ an1 ~ = i
Es.ar,,tr
ttte 49, u 80, .,rrat~a co.,
i ff,.t,,ero,,'.,I tI@o,.,,,Ig C,rawintt,r
,5a. ~.
Dr st..yen Farlev lef, uonaav
far sev var, CIV a,nere bt a,.il
@i''' n e''Dal : ~ q FTP y 72aih
~ ~ W., Y r. a"i',ilei ~ h-al :
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NJ. ,s , ~.
:, ,,,-'', . ~ 90 'A 49,. y
lae ba," on i ~ sn a1e W. sufA'@ Z /
u,l,tame
Miss Nancy Chambers. who has
been assistant dean Of women at
LongWood College for the past
few years ha$ left TO take gradu-
ate work III library science at
Columbia University this summer
and fall
and daughter left Monday to
spend the inttfllIde between win
ter and summer a-sl0ns at Long
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

Mr. and Mrs Fred Harper ana
daughter Mrs Pete Brown. and
hey tT0 children. u Portsmouth
were guests ot friends In Farm
vile Thursday
HF and Mrs. J 4 Dosdy have
a. thrlr GUEST afr Do.dy's 1o-
taeg and sister n-l44. Mr. and
Mra Jeptna DoAd5 Of Poplar
Bluff. Mo
Walter Richardson Jr.. has re-
turned home from Virginia Poly
teehnlc Institute 70 spend q few
weeks with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Richardson before
entering VPI summer school
Mss Dorothy Overcast Of Wsn-
chester, arrived home Saturday
70 spend the summer Nth her
parents Mr. and Mrs. H b over
cash
Mlsa Evelyn Hammer u The
Loh2@ood College administrative
atai y spending q fe" days as
the guest oi Mrs " VI Holiday
ieleN " illiaHis' q recent hafhp-
4ei' r diiey q az ua1e VINO IS at
tending medical school al the
Medical College Of Virginia. Rich
mond. leaves this week for
vacation N his native country.
England and visit with his
mother and stepfather. Capt. md
Mrs. Joel B. Sistrunk, former
residents Of Farrnville who i re
Mrs Tho,rae crove, nj
rhn,nae Craven J., s,ar, ia
ueek end ut,h .4r@ Crara,.s j..
$3.50 ~. ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

Mrs Betty Hammond left Sun
1ay for Daytona Beach. Fla. to
spend d tao weeks vacation Her
5ou-.n-lan and daughter NJ. and
Mrs ~ r Phillips and children
Janet ana Steve. Of Radford vlll
loln her III Greensboro y c. for
A t5ar through the South
MES Ernest Thompson of
Charleston W va is the guest
this week o. her son and daugh-
teg-n-Iaw Or and Mrs. Graves
H Thompson
Boiling Reynolds, a profesa ar
at the University Of New YORK
Ras theguests OF Miss Mary and
r " Dupuy during the Hill exer-
clses
Mrs A NJ Bynum returned To
her home oil High Street Sunday
after d six week stay III Durham.
\ c where she Was chaperoniag
the l4year old daughter Of MI
4nd MIS- Gordon OgDurn Who
were Ou ali extended tour To
Mexico California and other
points Of interest on the Pacific
coast
Miss Lora Bernard and her
mother Mrs j L Bernard. have
Aleft Farmville for the summer
months Miss Bernard Will attend
the summer session at University
ot Tennessee taking graduate
studies In home economics. and
Mrs Bernard viii visit relatives
in Rogerville Tenn before going
to stay With her son in St. Adams.
IN va.
Miss Nancy Lee Webster has Us
Her guest tbs week. her cousin.
Kay Abbott. Of Nashville. Tenn
Mr. and Mrs Leland B San
ford spent the week end with her
brother and sister in law. Mr. and
Mrs David A Dyer at the latter's
summer home near Roanoke.
Mrs Luther r Gillian has re-
turned to her home III Farmyllle
after cpen1fy1p IN. uti1tar u.i+l Mar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

-
ana Sa- James o " 80 p
*34d t"o c!A4loftI aIe F-s's-'as hef
Brooks DIR wilson has lust oeGa
3c4dua1el from. Texas A and 81
and MI soon st3rt p14cucsua
medicine IN Alexandra. va
hJt'Tt ii4'a = mi f12-.i
rell VISITED relatives III stuart last
week we're the guests Of Judg
and Mrs Kennon white. Of
MartinsFlle, and toured me Blue
Or and Mrs joseph Cover and
children: joe and Rosemary are
!eaV!le lne H.l ms week %
spend some time al their Virginia
beach cottage
~ pa
A,1o,.a ~ linn p
49, - 20 . '-'-.'' va VIZ
- i0e'tc r. +tie
: ~ ri at '1''i4t.ai Assembly III
f''e'i'l'oiia
DR. and Mr. T,borrs i c.3r,a,
spent the yeek era IA ptnhra,,a
49, - 49,, - - ny .i'i' o''~'
laa ~ "a r.. an $50, o'''s - ~ IN
- :" -. az ~ : " ''4IaH' = I'll
80 49, 'l 90, - e'l'''iei a1ieiloea 70
800 = ''-'e O'''i-''9a-
49,. -
son,hx+da 1Tasot,aI g.. ,'.'' ~ -
five yanLs - =. 10y -
~, -r-.,,rd .,.a.,'1I e. ~ IT, ''0''-f
y. 0'
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Hummel
OF Hampden-sydney and Mr.
Hummel aunt. Mrs Pat Kelly win
leave this week for the summe Mr.
Hummel will be at the University
Of Virginia taking graduate vs,rk
in economies. and MIS-. Hummel
and Mrs. Kelly vii! be a. Blacks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

DIT and Ms Rubcr. y Moore.
Of Spartanbuvg S c announce
the birth OF a daughter. Sarah
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

They're all true 1T all the wonderful things
you hear about pontiacs great performance.
The way it sweeps uphill or down with the
same eifortless ease. The tremendous burst
of passing power that answers the nudge OF
your toe The thought quick response in stop
and go traffic that makes the car seem part
of you. The smooth quiet way it goes about
It's business however hard or far you drive
Lift the hood of Pontiac and you he face
to face with the reason. That compact power
plant nestled there may look much like other
VS. but that where your eyes deceive you
The Strato Streak Va is in class all by
itself filled with engineering "frsts that
make il the mightiest engine ever TO appear
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07
FARMvILLE
DRIVE-IN

Tues. Wed -- June T-B
Academy Award winner for
best Cinematograpby color
film.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

in Pontiacs price field And it's one Of the
many Pontiac advantages you can't get any
where else Pontiac alone gives you the terrific
drive of Strato Streak performance
This sensational performance, remember
comes in distinguished, future fashioned
beauty that is tagged with price any new
car buyer can readily afford
Here's your wide-open invitation to come
in and try the result the fastest selling Pontiac
N all tune The car III ready whenever YOU
arei Make IT soon
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Members Of Lost Chord Club Learned
To Talk Without Vocal Chords and
Teach Others 10 Do Likewise
By Patricia 1. Hitchcock

W0AAAAAS, C0lhAIlk ~SAdIIlplc VI
successful recovery from the
operation gave Mr.. Hardy
hope and confidence that it
would be the same with him.
He saw that the operation he
was about to have would bring
a challenge, instead of a
disability.
Today, Mr.. Hardy takes
speech therapy at Catholic
University, where they point
him out as a model student.
He plans to get back to his
old job as an engineer at the
Washington Terminal early
this summer.
Mr.. Law describes his new
speaking skill like this: sFirst,
you learn to swallow air into
your stomach, and release it
like a burp. Then you learn
to control that escaping air,
and make it into speech by
using the throat muscles and
the tongue. The scientific
term is 'esophageal speech"
Isn't 1t a tremendous effort
to talk without a voice? Not
at all, says Mr.. Law. He die
tates to his secretary, talks on
the telephone, and even de-
hvers speeches to his employees.
George McMullen, another
member, recently attended
the third annual Cancer Con-
ference for Nurses, and showed
the results of speech therapy.
Sister Cyprian Spradling,
instructor of speech correction
at Catholic University, brings
a small herd of Catholic Uni
versity students to the meet
ings Of the Lost Chord Club.
They listen intently as Presi-
dent Moreno, sometimes rising
to the tips of his toes for
emphasis, conducts the meet
ing. Their jobs as speech
therapists will be to organize
and conduct such groups as
the Lost Chord Club in their
own communities.
About the only man who
has a voice" at these sessions
is E. r. Milo, speech patholo-
gist at Episcopal Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Hospital.
Mr.. Milo, besides keeping a
guiding hand on the Lost
Chord Club, works with speech
correction experts all over
Washington.
Thirty years ago, when Col.
Moreno had his laryngectomy,
the operation itself was a
daring feat, let alone the
revolutionary concept of reha-
bilitation and speech therapy.
Today, because of medical
progress and the selfiess de-
termination Of organizations
like the Lost Chord Club, the
Evening star., 1955-07-03

with music. It's 60-odd mem
bers have in common quite
another thing that draws
them together for monthly
meetings an operation.
They've learned to talk with
out a voice.
They've all had a laryn-
gectomy-removal of the vocal
chords-and their chief in
tereSt Is to see that other
people who have to undergo
the same operation face a
voiceless future without fear.
Thirty years ago, a physi-
clan in Philadelphia told Col.
Aristides Moreno, now retired
and living in the Westchester
Apartments. that he had can
Ger. The doctor advised an
operation which was prac-
tically unheard of at that
time-removal of the larynx.
The operation was per-
formed, and Col. Moreno,
thankful to be alive, found he
could learn to talk again
without a voice. But his
memory kept going back to
the days before his operation,
to the fears and uncertainties
that had gripped him.
In 1850 Col. Moreno heard
about some people in WASH
ington who were organizing a
program Of planned therapy
for laryngectomy patients. He
investigated, joined, and has
become what fellow members
call the ball of fire" In the
Lost Chord Club.
This group has set about
doing two things: Training
laryngectomized people to
talk. and wiping out the
apprehension Of patients
about to undergo the opera
ton. It's members believe
and physicians agree-that
It's just as important for the
patient to go into the oper-
atillg room unsaddled with
terror and doubt as it Is to
teach him to talk afterward.
Take the case of 34-year-old
Bernie Hardy, 16 Fair Oak
avenue, Hyattsville. Last De-
cember. his doctor broke the
news: He had cancer, and his
larynx would have to be re-
moved. He had a long time
to think and to wonder
If he would ever be able to
talk to his wife and l1-year-
old son again.
Then Lester w. Law, a pro-
cedural technician with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue
and a laryngectomy patient
since 1858, visited Mr.. Hardy
at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital. Mr.. Laws
Evening star., 1955-07-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA $4,000 - Oh. Avail.
white brick. expandable to 4 bed
rms. Lge fenced yard: nr. NH and
schools. JU. 5-9516. --15
Executive professional
man, diplomat. lge. family. Dras-
tically reduced in excess Of $4,000,
Only S2g.75Q.. 100000 LIST trust
avail. Red brick Colonial with bed
m. and full bath on 1st. A.; 3 twin
sized bedrms. and bath on End;
tsched garage. ara 'i level T tree.shaded pSsSa;
lot. Can KE. 10000 TIL o pm.
REALTY BROKERS. INC, RE
ALTORS. -13
$1S.750-Very attrec.,
det, brick, Of 3 bedrms., IL, baths,
] bedrm. and "a bath. LIST floor
Screened porch of liv. rm. Lge..
level, tree-shadsd lot. Cony. to
churches and transp. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2325 til
ep.m. --13
- Beautiful big finest
quality 3-bedroom. 2-bath Colo
nial; painted white. PICTURESQUE
nity. if paneied s rec rm'. % scr. .' 'iivins
porch. garage. very liyable home:
priced in low COS. TOWN & SUB
URBAN, EN-. 2-9400.
hipnheE clean i%.yr,i ioid snbedrm spSrEsSs SrE. oi
charm and beauty, ideal location;
has frepl. In Ice. liv. rm. powder
rm. on f1rst floor; din. rfn. and bed.
rm., Ice screened porch; . bedrms
and bath on Ind A.; full bsmt. has
rec. rT and p bath Ice, corner
desire Mr. RARToN. pr, .iBiS
cox a. CO.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

AIR sale by
owner: new rambler; q rms, Ia
bath. full bsmt., 13-ft. kit. all
Hotpoint refgr., range, dishwasher.
disposal. exhaust fan. etc. House
completely air-conditioned by Bry-
ant. 3 blocks Langley PIX, Nd.
bus service, schools near. For APP
pointment call Mrs. Gray. JU.
9-3Sll DAYS. JU. 0-l1l7 ewes.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RIGGS PARK. S14.o50. dI. $3.50
6own-6 rms. and bath, powder
room on list a.: out-of-ground
basement. fenced yard. RICHARD
STEDMAN. AID. 4-S756. Ma: T.
RIGGS PARK-Brick semidet.; 2
bedrms, 2 story with large bsmt.
no down payment to CT. Call
Mrs Schloss, DU. 7-665g, NE,
s-4653.. FULTON R. GORDON JR,
SARGENT RD. AREA-Charming g.
bedrm. white brick; semidet., facing
lovely park area; lge. din. rm., full
bsmt.. corner lot; many other ex-
tras. This house must be seen to
be appreciated! GI approved for
S13.5 800; 90 down. ERWIN REAL
sic 0GIETTHoRPE sT. Ne. Riss;
Pk.--3-bedrm.. semidet. brick, nr.
stores and transportation. S13,700
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
s13 .65O-Newly decorated. 5-yr.-old.
6-rm. brick; porch. fenced yard,
rec, rm.. 80" roof fan. 81 sp-
La. 6-5169. Open. 2 to 8. --23
HOUSE CONvERTED to s apts.
newly decor: vic. 9th and e: In
come. S170 mo. Sale by OWNER.
leaving town DU. $1,000. Ext.
lUOA. -4o
Evening star., 1955-07-13
SUB. q COUNTRY HONE8

I .Rs z ACRE m. Eeskyp.. q
toE 4 bcdrna. Living rm.. modefl
Kitchen, Hctpoint fetrtesrator and
slee, stove: L1rEe siassed-iq rlsl
oos oSSs ssssiss sslssS,a ,sA5sfe s,ss,s ssOee ss,
0 ACRES. yKNcEp. with 2 sprinss,
4-bedrm- brick home. S17.too. .
& AcREs li-rn. house. electricity.
outeuildinEs. S11.0o0.
s-szDRooM Hoan si.e. di.A-
lent buy. at Slo.e0o.
3-BEDRM. BATE HolR. On Gik.
aeres. paved road. $4,000.
rWnsBRooK. 9-bsdrm. homa. viih
EXP. attic, vsry nsst; Sii.a5o. oi
HIcKMAN-CUsHMAN
Evening star., 1955-07-13

uSosES fof SAhes N.Ws tSeaf.l
CHEVY CHAsE-Low 2o's; perfee,
tmmaculats. 3-bedro0m, 2-bath brick
fsfsyeise hs aSs sesoois: s sTssiisst re- last room. on
screened porch. concrete patie. nod
ern kit. gerase. slate roof. hot
yatsr heat; beautiful lot With loysly
shade trees. PRANK 9, PHILLIPS.
CRky1I 1Ti4l1ia ld1iasss ssssis: -ph "a -sSps ssSSpplsi..d.
Iee. ssmidet. brick with slate roof;
excel eond.; den on lst a.; today,s
kit; 4 bedrms.. Ia baths on end;
fGTea ,lI ssTassis isxScit44y ct4 K KhsoaxeEs. a<3gSo
CRfyY CinS SlAlaohsi cEask. ssia sand st. ais nv.
New, beautiful. white brick Co
loniaL on large wooded lot, over
looking Rock Greek Park; bed
rmss baths: on End floor: family
place. % modern ' fiiehen. is powder R.
main hoor. Finished bsnt. with
layatory and built-in garage; SD.
GOO: FINANCED e suit euslifsd
Hsss9 Hssssssa.iEsMa EM. alssss4' g OWNER IA his O.
vert. sts.-semidet brick, In excel.
sond. containing bedrms. and
baths. Many tns features.
RkIIN1s1 I11sco Co. DI. 7-soss; eyes.
KMBAssY' AREA. ives. of COM
kits. 4 baths. redecor. iurff home
with income, sia.sh0. OWNER. RA.
HSczaGsTHUR BLvD-Lov.ly older
bone: excel. eond.; 2 bedrms., den
Tm.: Ind q. has pvt. entr. and
income in excess of 5000 mo,
Owner trans. Price reduced for
N6RTH CLEVELAND PARK. close to
Bpreau q standsrds and all
grated. Large corner. semidetached
out; reception hall. living room,
dining room. kitchen. den; End
floor. 4 large bedrooms. u baths,
second.car Rarags., large lot; 4
iii ISSO . EDwasb ~ fs'a.nse; 4. soNEs i CO.
sPRING VALLEY AREA: middle SOS
Some family is missing won
derig ogDortIni,ty TheTs r. posltiyssiy
than this beautiful, big brk,, center
q few, doors from Spring Valleys
largest homes. Includes library and
hsS1@I hsy1toss on b.iss iss NJ oSs T"1Esl1e E1dT
NOUS screened porch oyerlookins
cool wooded area. Two blocks to
Horace Mann grade school. Com
Hnient for st. AIMS. IMMACULATE.
Wilson, st. Adams and Friends
8: Phillips and in excellent eondi-
dition. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. DI.
1-14l1: ewes. EN-: 2-50zl.
BEST BUY IN TOWN-Beautifu de-
tached Colonial facing Rock Greek
Park. sold to approved purchaser;
adj. powder rm.. 4 lge. bedrms. and
2 baths on end floor; very pleasant
rec, rm. with firepl.. Ice, storage
attic. 2-car det. gar. and beautiful
grounds complete the picture; Open
S:so.s:3o pm. Directions: Out
10th st. to Shepherd. left on shep-
herd to Crestwood dr., left on
PAUL P. STONE. TU, 2-11O5. IA
LOOK! Service or Businsss Families.
wine st. NV. for retiring and gar
Genins. Lot 100 It, deep, lily; rm;;
din rm., bedrm. or den with full
bath and modern kit. on LIST n;
bedTms. and bath on 2nd; Price,
sSss Ss 200 ca. Hi's hr apsUs BUssen SiSSoo st SAN
Doz NC. Q Dupont Circle. DG. 2
OFF conn AvE.-TowN HOUSE; 4
bedrms.. 2 baths, reception hall.
lge. liv. rm., fireplace, din. rm.,
den, kit: full bsmt.. built-in ga
rage. NV. LOCATION. OWNER
SAYS SELL. Asking SlS,950; Can
sLEGuMd doSo 4 GERBER 'lII REALTY co"
1865 WATSON ST. NV, Briarclih
Very desirable in-town residence;
4 bedrooms; large screened porch,
for summer living. Lot 70 BY 100.
Priced, $4,000. Ma. S-SO93 or
MA. 1886. OLIVER T. CARR
Evening star., 1955-07-13

9Th and Ingraham SITS. NV. Ultra
mod, pre-war brick: lse. liv. rm..
din. rm., lge. mod. tile kit. with
garbage disposal: 8 twin-sized bed
rms. 2 colored tiled baths, full
basement. knotty pine rec. rm.. gas
heat. brick garage. Owner transf.
TU. 2-3232; eyes,. LA. 6-121l.
widow must sell; s12.500: $3.50 dn.; /;
near 7th and Webster SITS. NV; row
brick; 6 rms. 2 inclosed porches,
JUL bsmt,. oil heat, garage. TU.
2-3232: ewes, LA. 6-1211. SAMUEL
C. REYNOLDS. 3006 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
J. VINSON PETER
PO. .-2361
SILVER SPRING

Detached brick Colonial home. on q
beautifully Handicapped corner lot. in
q prime section; walking distance
to schools and blk. to transporta-
ton; bedrms. and bath on End
A.: living rm., dining rn.,. kitchen
and porch on 1st A.: full. dry base.
ment with recreation rm. Priced at
SI7.450. with very easy terms. Mr..
RAETIJKO REALTY M 7.S724
Evening star., 1955-07-13
ROCKVILLE

Q stories: full attic. part bsmt.: LIST
floor, 2 liy. rms, din. rm., kit,
pantry; End floor. 8 bedrms.. sew
ing rm., bath; front and rear stair
WAYS ssctFis ELF Fefrssrator Ssst r. gas
prox. 125 by 173. Price. $4,000.