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Evening star., 1955-01-22

day." she said. II had to take
it home with me- =
Home is 3l22 First road NV.
where she shares ownership with
another retired woman. 2
They plan a trip to Florida in
April. when the Calvary Baptist
records should be in shape. Since
both are from the Midwest. they
viii visit that section later.
Meanwhile. other hands are
taking over the tasks Of secfe-
tarial work, key keeping, filing.
tipping and all the other church
office jobs. But the church's
leaders haven't been able to re-
place Miss Weeks entirely.
A former pastor wrote in the
church publication that Miss
Weeks has been head of the
lost and found department, pro-
moter, prompter. peacemaker.
pusher--she has had a hand IN
about everything and done it all
well. She has done about every
thing but preach and perform
the marriage ceremony.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Lutheran Group Meets
Here Monday al Trinity

The public relations committee
of the Southeastern District,
Lutheran Church. Missouri Syn
cd. will hold its annual meet
ing at $50 am. Monday in First
Trinity Lutheran Church, Fourth
and E streets NV.
/. The Rev. E. H, Albers. repre-
senting the denominations pub
lie relations national Office, will
speak at the morning session.
Caspar Names. religious news
editor of The Star. will address
the luncheon gathering and Ken
meth Blackboard, manager Of a
Greenville IS. CD radio station,
the afternoon session.
The Rev. Paul Reuter- Of Bal
timore, Southeastern District
public relations chairman, will
preside. The Rev. H. B. Roepe
is pastor Of the host church.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Miss Weeks Ends 80 Years
| As Calvary Baptist Secretary
Clearing Up Desk
Keeps Her Busy
For Another Month

For 80 years Miss sue Weeks
labored in the vineyard as
secretary at Calvary Baptist
Church. Last December 81 Miss
Weeks retired.
So where does retirement md
her? Right back at the old
stand.
Miss Weeks protests that she
is merely clearing up q few odds
and ends. But she admits IL win
be at least q month before she
is finished.
And OF course she will stay
on as q member of the church
at Eighth and H streets NV.
Finishing Directory.
One Of her final. jobs is nm
ishing up the church. directory
A new one is due any day from
the printer and she must proof
read it. The current directory is
q hodgepodge Of deietions. corr
rections and inserts.
1--WE had q janitor who used
to say this was the eatingeSt'
church In town." she recalled.
II think it's the 'movingest. !"
With some $500 parishoners,
who change addresses, marry
and change names, have children
and otherwise confuse the roS-
ter, the directory itself Is a con-
siderable task.
But that was Just one Of her
jobs.
Takes Work Home.
Miss Weeks was glued to her
| switchboard. discarding the re-
ceiver frequently to negotiate
with visitors who posed innum-
cradle questions.
Il got to the point where
couldn't do my work during the
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Sermon Topics Announced

Great Salvation at the . pm.
services.
Congress Heights Baptist The
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith on Goods
Forces at Work" at the $3.50 and
IL am. services.
Forest Heights Baptist - The
Rev. John 7. Coburn on The
Faithiess Church.
Bethel Baptist The Rev. Al
fred C. Schaeffer on Jesus,
Baptizing Us With the Holy
Spirit
Bethesda First Baptist = The
Rev. John Farmer Gates on
christian Evangelism at the 8
and II am. services.
Chevy Chase Baptist - The
Rev. Edward o. Clark on Facing
Life With Trust" at the S:45
and II am. services.
Third Baptist - The Rev.
George o. Bullock on ''The Time
to Seek the Lord. !"
Fifth Baptist The Rev. Porter
H. Harrison on Jesus. the
Evangelist. I"
Church Of Christ-A. r. Hci-
ton, Minister. on God Wants to
Do Something for You"
Westmoreland Congregational
The Rev. Philip Gordon Scott
on After the Doctor Leaves"
First Congregational The
Rev. Carl Heath Kopf on The
Dominant Self"
Cleveland Park Congregations
The Rev. Alfred Wesley Hursl
on Handles for Faith"
Peoples Congregationai-Tht
Rev. A. F. Elmes on Meeting
God in the Dark.
Rock Spring Congregational
/ Arlington-The Rev. Paul r
Hunter on ION Serving ano
Being Served" at $3.50 and II
am.
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
The Rev. Frank Blackweldel
on "Sixes and Sevens1
Christ Church, Washington
Parish-The Rev. Tan E. Mer,
/ rick on Goals of Fire. =
Albright Memorial e. U. b. :
The Rev. George w. Speake or
Fact and Faith" "
Memorial e. u. B.-The Rev
/ Paul E. Horn on Reverence fol
| Gods Day."
Holy Comforter Episcopal
4 Vienna, va.-The Rev. John F
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Methodist Holy Communion

The Rev. Raymond ]. Purnell
win administer Holy Communion
at IL am. tomorrow at the Lewis
Memorial Methodist Church,
Fourth and Hamilton streets
NV.
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Rev. Corwin Roach
To Preach al Cat|leraI

The Very Rev. Corwin C.
Roach. dean Of Bexley Hall, the
divinity school Of Kenyon Col
lege. Gambler, Ohio, will be the
guest preacher at the II am.
service in Washington Cathe-
dral.
The Rev. Richard Williams, a
canon Of the Cathedral. will cele-
brate holy communion at 8 am.
in st. Mary's Chapel, and the
Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre, jr.,
dean Of the Cathedral, will offi-
ciate at the $50 am. holy COM
munion in Bethlehem Chapel.
The Rev. Charles r. Stinnette,
jr, associate warden Of the Col-
lege Of Preachers, will preach at
the 4 pm. service.
The Georgia state nag will be
carried in the II am. and 4 pm,
professions.
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Fellowship Breakfast
TO Be Held Next Week

The Goth annual Fellowship
Breakfast will be held at 9:15
am. Wednesday in the Senate
dining room Of the Capitol. A
devotional service will precede
the breakfast in Statuary Hall.
A wreath will be laid at the
statute Of Frances E. Willard.
by members of, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union
who will be the honor guests at
the breakfast.
A business meeting and cleo
ton OF officers will follow at ]
pm. in the international Reform
Federation building, l34 Consti-
tuition avenue NE.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Marion s. Michael on Nothing
Can Defeat You" at the 9::30
and II an. services.
Ebenezer Methodist The Rev
Richard H. Johnson on Samuel,
the NobleSt."
First Church Of the Nazarene
The Rev. william c. Allshouse
on Exploits for God" at the
1880 am. services.
Old Presbyterian Meeting
House--The Rev. Kenneth @
Phifer on 'eThe Danger Of Being
insignificant"
Northminster Presbyterian -
The Rev. William H. Kepler on
"Demas the Desertere
Sixth Presbyterian-The Rev
Robert M. Oefter, jr.. on Fac,
| ing the Hum Drum"
Gunt0n Memorial Temple
Presbyterian The Rev. Eric
Lindsay Cowall on The Ines
capable Presence. !"
Green Valley Presbyterian =
The Rev. Vernon x. Hoover or
What Do You Hear?"
Sherwood Presbyterian - Dr.
Carl G.. HOWE on Gods OWr
| Testimony" at $50 and ii am
| Herm0n Presbyterian The
Rev. Willis Bergen on "Inspires
Amateurs. "s
Wheaton Presbyterian - The
Rev. Neal N. Herndon on "Tht
| Apostle With the Thorn" at thu
Highland School, Holdridg'
road, Glenmont, Silver Spring.
Navy Chapel Chaplain Q. w
Jones on Jacob Lights Out"
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Chalker on The JOY Of Hope" :"
Christ Episcopal. Georgetown
The Rev. John r. Anschutz
on Jesus Of Nazareth Passeth
BY"
st. Marks e. u. B.-The Rev.
George E. Schnabel on "Foun-
dations That Cannot Be Shak-
en-"
Beverly Hills Community
e. u. B.-The Rev. w. E. Basom
on "These Are the Workmerl."
Georgetown LutheranT The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty on "The
Street Sweepers."
st. PauI's Lutheran-The Rev.
Henry w. Snyder on AT Home
or Out"
st. Peters Evangelical Luther
an-The Rev. Donald F, Brake
on BE Thou Clean" at the 8:45
and II am. services.
Bethany Lutheran-The Rev
John Graudin on Christians as
Living Epistles" at the 1880
services.
Ascension Lutheran-The Rev,
Henry C. Schroeder on when
Jesus Comes to Our Home" !"
Christ Lutheran-The Rev
William Breuning on "A Happy
Surprise .
Trinity Lutheran, Bowie The
Rev. Henry C. Schroeder on
When Jesus Comes to Our
Home" at the 8:45 am. services.
First Trinity Lutheran-The
Rev. H. B. Roepe on Christian
Cause for joy at the $3.50 and
III am. services.
Augustana Lutheran - The
/ Rev. Clarence T. Nelson on
Gate to God'' at the $3.50 and
i'll am. services.
II Trinity Lutheran, Mt, Rainier
The Rev. William H. Kohn on
"A Soldiers Faltn az the 6:5u
and II am. services.
Trinity Lutheran, Hyattsville--
The Rev. William H. Kohn on
"A Soldiers Faith at $50 am.
/ Hamline Methodist The Rev,
j. Artley Leatherman on More
Than Conquerors."
/ Ryland Methodist The Rev
Melvin E. Lederer on Lost and
Found Department"
/ First Methodist. Hyattsyille,
I EMd.-The Rev, Edgar w. Beck
EFT on ''Majoring in Minors"
/ Anacostia Methodist The
Rev. William Kenneth Lyons on
why Be Good?"
/ Union Methodist-The Rev
Edward B. Lewis on Lets Take
a Day on.
4 Springfield Methodist - The
Rev. George w. Harrison or
THE Center of Attention Makes
the Difference.
u Bethesda Methodist--The Rev
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Ministers OF local churches
Uiu preach on the follolDtng
subjects at II am. tomorrow
unless other times are giuea'
Evening star., 1955-01-22

pENTrcosTAL HOLMES
Evening star., 1955-01-22

tUtH preach on the IoHo1DfJlg
subjects at II am. tomorrow
unless other times are giuen'
Calvary Baptist = The Rev.
Chester H. Jones on The
orth-whileness Of Growing
Old" at the . and if:15 am.
services.
National Baptist Memorial -
The Rev. Edward B. WiIlingham
on .The Leisured Heart" at the
8:45 and II am. services, and on
The Pre-eminent Christ" at the
8 pm. service.
Metropolitan Baptist - The
Rev. Glen Samuelson on "A
Church Pleasing to God" and on
Declared Righteousness" at the
l7:30 pm. services.
Br0okIand Baptist-The Rev,
Ward b. Hurlburt on Someone
Touched the Master and on
Compelling Testimony OF a
Life" at the 8 pm. services.
Petworth Baptist The Rev. S
Lewis Morgan. jr.. on Gods
Completion Bond" and on sc
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Dr. Harris to Preoch

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
win preach on Lots Wife" at
II am. tomorrow at the Foundry
Methodist Church, Sixteenth
and P streets NV, and on
THE Living Church" at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
chicoqo Robbi to Talk

DR.. Louis L. Mann, rabbi Of
Chicago Sinai Congregation, will
speak on "The Past is the Pro-
logue' at IL am. tomorrow at
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation, 1885 Macomb street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Educators Deplore
NEGLECT Of Gifted

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. II
tH.-Two vice presidents Of the
AL American Federation OF
Teachers said today the Nations
public schools are educating for
Imediocrity and gifted students
lare being neglected.
Speaking at the unions con-
Ivention here were Edward jew
lett of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
Mrs. cecile s. Oliver of Port
land. Greg.
Under present conditions,
teachers are obliged to pitch to
the level Of instruction to what
can be done by the inedian abii-
lily group of pupils" Mr.. Jewett
said in q prepared speech.
"The conditions are over
crowded classrooms producing
too great q teacher load, disin-
terested administrators. poorly
trained teachers and a lack OF
early recognition Of gifted chill
ldren."
Mrs. Oliver. who taught q
lclass Of gifted seniors in q Port
land high school last year. said,
The most neglected child In
the average classroom Is the
gifted child.
| I'm working with gifted stu.
dents ] found that at no time in
their previous years In high
school. especially In English,
had they worked to their abiI-
Iity." Mrs. Oliver said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
BIRTHS REPORTED
tFrom .. G, Health Departmentl

~ ~
BOYS
Arthur and Helen Andrews,
Alfred and Katherine Bailey.
Nino and Jean Briscuso.
joseph and Jean Chee6eman.
Roy and Kathryn Conner.
Daniel and June Dean.
Roy and Betty Fulton,
John and Janice Grimm.
Joseph and Doris Hickson
Frederick and Barbara Kendall.
Kenneth and Bette Mace.
Frank and Klisabeth Matthews.
James and Anne Murphy.
Calvin and Lavinia Nails.
Robert hnd Kathleen panoh.
Morris and Huguette Phillips.
Raymond and Betty PipDenger.
Warren and Doris Randiett.
James and Ruby Ritter.
Franklin and Lillian Root,
David and Patricia SehTaba.
Joseph and Mary GhugFue.
Harold and Mary smith.
Harlan and Ernestine Westover.
Edward and Mary Whiteman.
Arnold and Tommye Young.
Lawrence and Geraldine Bromefy.
Clifton and Alice johnson.
Arthur and Mildred Larktn.
James and Geraldine Meclns.
Beteram and Mandelie Robinson.
William and Janice AnstF.
Grover and Martha Botkin.
Richard and joan Brown
Thomas and Trina Ehristman.
John and Edna Courtright.
George and Martha DYE.
james and Joan Garrett.
Frank and Synthfa Guinpert,
Charles and Jacueline Hipsley.
Joseph and Joan Kemp.
Dor and Donna Koerbei.
Ernest and Mary Mantaouris.
Roscoe and Marjorie Moore.
David and Martha MCQUEEN.
william and Sasannah Nelson.
Warren and Enc Payne.
George and Jane Pickett.
Clinton and Janet 0uautriJie.
Robert and Nancy Ringacld,
Alex and Barbara Robertson.
Hilary and Marie Sanchez.
Terence and Maureen Shea.
Stephen and Dolores Silvestro.
Charles and Janet Tucker.
10y and Betty Wilhelm.
Tony and Pauline Wtiloughby.
Clinton and Leoia Horton.
Calvin and Doris Kidd.
Odell and Bessie Matthews.
Arthur and Ruth Rice.
Henry and EincTa Simmons.
GIRLS
Theodore and Louise Allen.
Roland and Dorothy Ellis,
Nelson and Irene johnson.
George and Ella Mosley.
Jack and Charlene Polk.
Oscar and vilena Sesgars.
Horace and Leona Settles.
Joseph and Barbara Smith.
Lawrence and Vivian Wiliiams.
Chester and Florence Crawford.
Charles and Eariene Harvey.
Hermit and Alberta Moore
Edgar and Susan MeCord.
Claiborne and LEGAL Scott
Emmett and Marguerite Seldom.
Edward and Luna Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Francis and Mary Lethbridse.
Edwin and June Morgenstern.
Donald and Nadine McInttre.
pougias and Ruth 0ttefson.
Orman and Dorothy Powell.
Harry and MARI Rice.
Raymond and Jean Searles.
John and Mary Stein.
David and Grace Stone.
Robert and Margaret Whitaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
One and two Of q kind samples!
Wonderful values for tots, girls
25-$35 COATS
1925

True samples the coats a maker pets and
pampers gives his finest fabrics, his smart
est styling.
FOR TOT GIRLS, beautiful woolens in plush
tones, paca-points, tweeds and wool chinchil-
las-even with the new slimmed-down lines.
Loose and fitted styles, exquisitely tailored,
all with warm rayon satin quilted inner
Innings Sample size A.
FOR GIRLS. fashion-plates and real quail
ity values Beautiful wool North Star fleeces,
plush-tones and wool chinchillas in fashions
pared-down lines, straight or fitted. Flatter-
ing new colors; sample size 8 "a few los and
12's).
Second Floor, Washington and SLIDER Spring;
Third Floor PARKtnoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

David and Mary Thomas.
Wiimsr ana ma avery Nsas Ban ssii.y.
Donald and Thelula Brown,
David and Helen Bierer.
Bernard and Jane Dillon.
Marshall and June Gardner.
Kenneth and Mary Harding.
Curtis and Geneva Ingle.
R0nuand and Helen Jeswiek.
John and Beverly Kolh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Hand-picked from the showroom pieces Of
our best maker of girls better coats. Upper
bracket luxury woolens-soft-as-fur mohair,
fashion-hit wool chinchilla, fine paca points,
velours, tweeds and wool and camel hair
blends Skinned down straighter styles and
fitted effects in rosewood, camel color, grey,
slate blue, oatmeal, red. Mostly sample size s's
Plus two styles from famous maker in sizes
z to IA.
Second Floor, Washington and Saur Spring;
Third Floor, PARKtngtow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Richard and Ursuls Balken.
Donald and Laurence BFidges.
william and Cecilia Craig.
Bfsnt and Grace Tulcher.
Santiago and Ana Gonzales. 49,
Robert and Jane Howard.
Pedro and Germaine IranetA.
John and fiayilia kierman.
|Garrington and Mildred Martin,
William and Rose Ann McCafrity,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

USE YOUR SHOPPING PLATE ACCOUNT
BupcET acknowledgements monthly payments
CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN10 down balance In small pay
ments. Wen hold your coat till you want It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Girls Dressy Strap Shoe
$50
Lovable In rich blood red elk
bound In black! Sturdy Avo-
mite soles wear and wearl
Girls sizes sla to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
2o.ss-s35 Sub Teen SompIe Goats
10.9s.14.ss Girls SompIe Dresses

Just 100 when the sale starts Hand picked show
originals in exquisite dressy styles. Silks, -
rayon taffetas, cottons, velveteens; new slim
Styles full skirts; sample size g.
Second Floor, Washington and Stluer Spring;
Third Floor, pARKington
Evening star., 1955-05-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

AVE. Sc. 4446-Brick
din. rm.. lge. kit, nm. kn6tty pine
many extras; good terms. May GI
NJ. pTotson., LUg. 4-49l9. cox &
cSSGREss 6SG HE; 4liISS HfiGars. soos 9TH as st.
Det.. vac; 7 rms. bath; gas INV. h..
garage; $3.50 down. SS5 mo. Ewes,
RA. 6-2521. PRESS REALTY CORP.
Coral HiLLs-owner offers attrac
3-bedrm det white brick for less
than Gl appraisal 'Sl5:soo; excel
nfo SeRa or la9d apDt 01aaaae$ EM aess4a P0o, s0t
Aiabama.H1 Ia-yr sold brick:
bedrms.. 2 baths, ! bedrm.. bath 1st
f.; gas INV h, all-elec. kit. fenced
yard overlooks lovely woods: quiet
rneighborhSod cGonyg9nTient shop. andd
HILLCREsT: 2009 32nd place Sc
Open, Sunday, to 8 pm: lovely
det. brick home, splendid location
First floor consists of liy. rm. and
firepl., din. rm. and mod. kit 2nd
floor; 2 large bedrms. and Holly.
wood bath; full bsmt.. recr. rm.
aFsss essS tenesd ss yaEa Fogp GyeE Fardsn FnHvIs
CO. 1929 K st. s.; NV, MA. s-os52
HILLCREST HTS, by owner-Det
brick Colonial home: 3 bedrms., ~
baths; alum storm windows. storm
doors: flrepl.: full bsnt.. gas heat
auto. washer and drier; driveway
fruit fruit and nd shade s.. h trees; ehainzlieE
etc: S1S.95O. 10. S-4633. -25
BY OWNER : FiYe-room- and bath
white BUNGALOW; bsmt.. gas heat
gar. / blk. shop, bus; S1o.75O. 1917
44th place Sc, -LU. 1-65s5. --22
2716 MINI. AVE. Sc, nr. Pa. ave
and st. Francis Xavier Church ane
Sms s9noo!Bsst 5 sstbe central area MOD
quick ssls; 4,!,. sil,s5O, Terms $S;IS0..
pm. OWNER, oil. 4-30is. S52
LOVELY STUCCO BUNGALOW, !
block of Minnesota ave. at 33rd
and Ely pl. Five rooms and sun
porch. corner lot; must sell, S9Eaae
ri t7TfSR' DETACHED BRICK.
dining room and modern kitchen. Q
lovely bedrooms: recreation room
and garage: beautiful. yard. Priced
to sell 10000 32nd pl. se. FLOYD
E DAVIS CO. 1929 x st. NV. Ma.
S-n353. Ewes. LU. 2-0037. -22
BRICK BUNGALOW: convenient to
st. Elizabsths and Boiling Field
srate din: ~ rm.; b bsmt. T'" Cali iftS NJ. PEN
PRupENTTiAL BEATTY co. ''0o
BY OWNER-a614 Nichols ave. Sc.
Six rooms, large modern kitchen.
"a baths. gas heat, yard land
scaped. inclosed chain-link fence.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, North Locust Hills-Ex-
eel. brick; true center-hall rambler,
pvt. location. abutting wooded park
area Lge. scr. porch, Gift. liv. rm.
with firepl.. unusually lge bedrms..
sep. full-sized din rm. full day.
light bsmt., attached garage: GI
fSEs5aft SEAnfY eo eeseDtsd 81 6sfs NdFRsEATE Ey.I
AREA-3-yr. -old rambler
$16.25O. Out-of town owner has
priced this neat brick rambler for
quick sale. Includes 3 bedrms.. 23-ft
liy rm: din. rm. comb. GE Kit. with
space; full bsmt., gas &C. heat;
lovely big lot incl. by chain-link
fence: alum. storm windows and
screens; outdoor barbecue. 4Sl 4
IsIr Flanders g.. ave; ; Garrett ,, Park Es; !
Nsss Hos Rosp WIS fisSs sss mfs stfatsmofe aeHSne
OPEN SUNDAY. j TO 8 Pm. AS
sUME GI LOAN. GoRMAN p
YOUNG. EN-. 2-4513. 90
BETHESDA-2-bedrm: rambler with
Im;; sis.e5o. KoRzENDoRFER, oL.
BETHEsDx1A white brick true
Colonial with powder rm.. screened
porch. and sep. din. .rm: on lst f..
rs psdrms gas lovely ANnp1s ,1t so 5 fssP
BETHEsDAMNestled in a picturesque
setting on a wooded acre of ground
near the Confessional and Kenwood
Country Clubs: 3-bedrm.. 2la-bath
brick GSlonsl of VERY d.I
nm. big kit. maids rm, and bath
Wonderful privacy and truly luxuri-
Sss Sss sn0 i0ins m Ar Al sxcsllsnt Buy "a At
J., ,lT1,rSn, 2sTn4s; eyes OIL, s-s456. - Ill
bedrm detached brick colonial, III
garage, screened porch, awnings,
SsssE SsSaed. sorn eorner f4o o5 viii cf ST.
BETHESDA. BEfTiIHisDA ss17 Bellevue dr,-oPEN
SUNDAY. IL PM. Here is an ideal
brick RAMBLER. 8 bedrms., 2 full
baths. center-hall plan with both
privacy and charm. ,21-13 liv. nm,
left. din. rm;, de luxe elec. kit.
jalousied porch or den. garage,
ant ssmt .at attic Rear Of 10, adjS1ns nsne
Inc. Reck AsEins StfTs ss7.s5o Mr.. cR1TcHER I
consin ave. "a mi. beyond Cedar
lane beyond Naval Hospl. right on
Bellevue DIR. to a617. RE, 7-665o,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. EN-.
"-o00q
BETHESDA, ssO6 Melwood road
New custom brick home; btdrms'
porch. ~ closets: S24,95O. open
sun. to 5. Directions: Out Bradley
blvd. to Fallenoak drive. right to
Melwood. left to house. JOSEPH A.
MATTINGLY. Builder, OIL. s-9l L;
BETHESDA-Owner showing $50 900
GI-approved Colonial. Edgemoor
area throueh May "a. Reas. offer
accepted. lst-fioor den, powder rm.,
liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen (dish;
washer and disposaD. screened
porch; end floor, 3 bedrms. and
Corner lot. out wis. to Bradley, left
to Fairfax. right 2 blks.- to Denton,
right | blk. to 7o17 Exfair I'd; oL.
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- walking dist. to st
Catherine Laboure and public schools
corner lot: 1900 down. Assume
CT loan, payts. only. SO per me
GIDEON C. JOHNSON, 10. 4-1n17
Evening star., 1955-05-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
1912 1st ST, S,W.

1912 1St ST. S.W.
Near Boiling Field, Naval Research
Lab Det., .2-story brick; liv. rm.
din. rm., kit, large bedrms.. | "a
baths, bsmt. Gas a.-c. heat. garage
Well-landscaped lot FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., GIT Penna. ave.
s.e.. Ii. 7-10SS. --2n
Evening star., 1955-05-21
OPEN SUNDAY / TO 8
81 lh0
Si7,950
56Os MCKINLEY ST.

Rustic rambler that will sell this
weekend: 3 bedrms., din. rm.. kit.
With breakfast bar, 9 flrepls.; some
rms. paneled in mellow pine, 2 lge.
porches, beautiful level lot, measuI-
Ing almost a acre; really worth TIor
seeing. Call Mr.. King, JU; s-94sh; e
McKiniev st.. lfrst st. before Sub
urban HospitaD, turn left 70 cur
"open" sign. ALDON PROPERTIES.
INC, MA S-b74O -22
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COLORED
White asbestos shingle rambler;
bedrms., liv rm., lge. din. rm., kit
and bath, unfin. attic, gas h.-wh..
storm windows and doors. S0x13O
lot. A bargain at S12,95O. PUF-
FENBERGER REALTOR. Call Mr..
Mount, OF. 4-7SS1 or LU. 1-3sO9.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

CALVERT COUNTY. close to Pa.
tuxent River and Chesapeake Bay
3S miles from District largt
rooms. liv. rm., din. rm., den, kit.
upstairs: oil heat: all in new con-
dttion. Also barn, tool house
chicken houses. and 3 acres Of good
land, fronting hard State road. A
bargain at S12.50O. J. B. WATERS,
Prince, Frederick, Md, phones PA
and 31S-J-3 -22
garage: large lot. l35xl5O: city
conveniences. Telephone Wayside
1856. ROBERT FARRELL. 22'
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FAIRFA XVILLAGE
0nAp At An ANA AyTr @

'
3a43 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
OPEN SAT, SUN. Q TO q
Three bedrms. brick. concrete
porches. storm windows; facing
park; S15.250. Call RA. 6-1613
FAIRFAX VILLAGE s.E-Vacant
price reduced for quick sale. Well
built. 3-bedrm., 1l2-bath semidet
solid brick home in Al condition
Few blocks to. bus. and shoppins
center. Large fenced lot in choice
location. Cali Mr.. O'Hazza. TIE. g.
2430
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-200h
ON EAST CAPITOL ST., facing Lin.
coin park-10 rooms. 2 baths. and
powder room Well arranged to
bring in good income. Priced to
sell. be sure to see this.
CHARLES s. MUIR
Phi. MA. S-1595. 2o3 Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1955-05-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1892 SARATOGA AVE.

Brick o-story Colonial, with center
hall. large liv. rm., din. rm;, mod.
kit. with breakfast space. 3 bed
rms, l n baths, rec. rm. Open Sun.
day . to 8; wkdys.. by appt. Dir:
Out River rd. past Western ave. 10
Saratoga ave, turn right ano 60
to end Of street.
o. F. SMITH g. BROS. co.
OIL. 2-1627 Ewes, OIL. 2-645s
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900 Dn.

o GessfoFd Ct. bet. 18th, 18th. B and
C sts.-yaeant; GEORGETOWN style on
Cap. Hill. All new ultramodern
interior; 2-story row brick; 5 rms,
bath. CO. 5-s293. AP. 1881