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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Tax-Evasion
Guilt Admitted
Anastasia

CAMDEN, N. j., May "a R.-
Albert Anastasia, variously de-
scribed as the leader and trigger
man of the notorious Brooklyn
Murder, Inc, mob, changed his
mind in Federal Court yesterday
and pleaded guilty to income
tax evasion.
The 50-year-old Anastasia.
unsmiling as he stood before
United States District Judge
Thomas M. Madden. said he was
guilty of failing to pay $11.743
in income taxes for the years
1947 and 194S, as the Govern
ment charged.
Beyond that he said nothing
in his two-minute court appear
ance. And to newsmen after
ward he brushed off all ques-
tions with mo comment"
Judge Madden, set to preside
at Anastasia's retrial scheduled
for May 81 here. continued bail
at $4,000 and ordered the ex-
convict-who has faced five MUIR
der indictments-to appear for
sentencing June 3.
Anastasia faces possible
maximum sentence of five years
imprisonment and a $4,000 fine
on each count.
He pleaded guilty to two
counts-one for each year.
Specifically, the Government
accused Anastasia of paying
only $2.778 in taxes on reported
income of $18.769 for the two
years 1947-48 whereas he
should have paid $14,52l on
$51,075.
His first trial in Newark, N. j.,
ended in hung jury.
The disappearance of a Fort
Lee IN. j. couple-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ferri-highlighted Anas-
tasia's recent fight on the in
come tax charge.
Mr.. Ferri, a plumbing and
heating contractor, was one of
the witnesses at AnaStasia's first
trial. Florida authorities limited
the couple may have been MUIR
dered and linked Anastasia to
the mysterious disappearance.
Anastasia denied it, sought to
have his trial shifted outside of
New Jersey on grounds a jury
would be prejudiced against him
in the Garden State. Judge
Madden refused to do that, but
agreed to hold the trial in Cam
den, instead of Newark.
Mr.. Ferri was the second wit
ness in the case to vanish. The
other was Benedicto Maori of
New York, whose bloodstained
car was found year ago. He
still is missing.
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the day an agreement is reached.
Each side favors two-year con-
tract.
A union demand for continu-
alton of agreements reached on
control of spray painting in
speculative housing. These agree
ments provided that kitchens and
baths not be sprayed. The en-
ployers argue these agreements
were not in the main contract
which expired May is. They OPP
pose any restriction on spray
painting.
Revamping of the Joint Trade
Board. The union favors a six
member board composed of three
union members and one member
each from the Union Painting
Contractors Association, the in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Court Is Lenient
In Fire-Phone Case

PoUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, May
"a R.-After a leniency plea
from the district attorney. a
judge today gave a suspended
sentence to Mrs. Mary L. Hayes
for her refusal to yield party
telephone line for fire report.
She could have received a
maximum sentence of a year in
Jail and a $500 fine under new
law governing such circum-
stances.
Afterward, the 43-year-old
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leased Youth Dies
In Leap Off Bridge

NEW YORK, May "a (P).-
Seventeen-year- old William Oil
var was to become a parachute
trooper today.
Yesterday, a group Of pals
leased him about his qualifica-
lions for the service as they were
crossing a Harlem River bridge.
Flushed with anger. the youth
vaulted a four-foot railing of the
bridge, stripped of his T-shirt
and kicked of bis shoes.
"I'll show you" he shouted.
Then he plunged 100 feet into
the river below.
1t took an hour to recover the
h0dv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

mother of four jubilantly told
reporters 81 hold no grudges
against anyone I hope that
this case has served its purpose
of bringing everyone's attention
to the new law"
County Judge John r. Schwartz
said he was motiyated by vari-
Gus considerations, including the
fact she finally did alert the
operator after first refusing to
give up the party line for grass
fire report by Fire Warden DON
aid Townsend.
Also. the judge said, he be-
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leved that q barn which caught
fire would have been destroyed
anyhow.
And. he told Mrs. Hayes: Il
believe you've learned your
lesson"
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Nehru Party Shuns
Red Youth PurIey

NEW DELHI, May "a (P.-
Indian Prime Minister Nehru's
Congress Party has told its
members not to attend the Com
munist-sponsored World Festi-
val of Youth in Warsaw, Poland,
in July, it was learned today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

eastern University. He lives with
his mother, Mrs. Lillian Heffel-
finger.
Mr.. Bartlett has been a Gov
eminent employe SO years. He
is a native of Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

dependent contractors and the
Union Master Painting Contrac-
tors Association, a smaller group
of employers. The major con-
tractors want the board member
ship to include three union mem
bers and three representatives of
the major contractors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Thin Tin Coating

GARY, Ind.-A foruth Of q
pound of tin can coat 217 square
feet of steel in modern tin-plat-
ing methods. In that case the
tin coating is Is millionths Of an
inch thick.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

lures on the lower Chesapeake,
the Hampton Y. c. Regatta, was
held last week end, the first time
in 28 years it was not run of
over the Fourth. The club de-
Icided some time ago to shift
dates with Portsmouth Boat Club
across Hampton Roads in an
effort to avoid conflicting with
the Hampton Power Regatta also
run on the Independence Day
week end. ~.
Shippers who went down to
Hampton report the fleets were
mot as large as In previous years.
This may be due to the newness
Iof the date. In acouple Of years,
lit will be fixed in everyone's
mind.
k&H
Hurricane Hazel's damage Of
last October has been erased by
time and men In this Tidewater
area. s.. Martin Lunsford. popu-
liar operator Of the Colonial
Yacht Club at Colonial Beach,
Va. was honored this week with
the presentation Of q Coast
Guard award for saving q local
resident from drowning in the
freezing Potomac last winter.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

FISHING BAY, Va, July L.
A very British flavor has been
added to the Fishing Bay scene
here at the mouth Of the Pi-
ankatank River, not too many
miles from where the British
surrendered at Yorktown in the
Revolutionary War.
The man responsible for the
new tone is Fishing Bay Yacht
Clubs present commodore, Mai.
Murray F. M. Bayliss, a retired
British Army officer who has
settled with his American born
wife and two sons in Virginia.
The family drives some 80 miles
from their home in Goochland
County to be on hand each week
for the clubs activities.
The major, with his bristling
moustache and accent. would
appear more at home in the
hunt country, you comment to
q yacht club member. He is
very much at home in the hunt
country, you are told. In fact.
he has been master of fox
hounds at the Deep Greek Hunt
outside of Richmond.
But right now he is wrapped
up in yachting, particularly the
junior sailing program. The
family owns two Penguins and q
big, comfortable gaff-rigged cat
boat which naturally serves as
Race Committee boat. Last Sum
day when most of the racing
members were off to the Hamp-
ton Yacht Club regatta. Mai.
Bayliss remained at the club.
He was busy helping the juniors
Evening star., 1955-07-01
RENDEZVOUS AT BRETON BAY
Long Holiday Booms
District Area Yochting

sembles on Capital Y. c. ct 6
pm. today and heads for q
nights anchorage in Mattawom-
an Creek. They get underway at
8 am. tomorrow for Breton Bay
and q base ct Abell's Wharf.
Meanwhile. at 6 am. tomorrow
the Chesapeake Bay fieet as
sembles at the mouth of Rhode
River for the long haul around
Point Lookout and an eventual
meeting with cruisers that have
come In from Washington.
Sundays program starts with
the second in q series Of prac-
tice navigators' contests which
viii be in charge Of Alec Russell.
There win be q nag raising cere-
mony at 2 pm. . crab and
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FORE AND AFT
By MALCOLM LAMBoRNs

rig their Penguins and starting
the races with his wife's as
sistance.
The family catboat flies the
British nag from the masthead.
MY house flag" the commodore
comments with q chuckle.
4 y y
They tell an amusing yarn on
the major which occurred while
|he was trailing the feet in its
annual long-distance race in
September to the Alan Hicks
place up the Piankatank. A
beautiful deer. apparently await
ing q gap In the feet Of boats
passing upstream. swan across
the majors course. Some mem
bers insist they heard something
about tally-ho shouted over the
water and observing the major
altering his course as though to
give chase.
The Baylisses finally did finish
the race amid plenty Of kidding
from members. Since then the
major has stuck pretty close to
his boating which certainly has
worked out to the advantage Of
|FBYC.
And come the Fourth Of July
celebration you probably can
count on this ambassador Of
good will to be out in front help
ing set of fireworks that mark
this country's independence from
10 certain island OF the European
coast.
One Of the major sailing fix
Evening star., 1955-07-01

When Mrs William Bunny Myers OF the Tired
races, scheduled fifth was Cancelled as the womens
Chesapeake Bay sailing championship was settled
yesterday off Hans Point Mrs. Myers, in boat num-
bered 3145 finished third in this heat by Linda
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Along the ocean front, fish
ing has been excellent, with head
boats and other bottom fishing
craft loaded with a variety Of
species. Trollers for bluefish
have been most successful, and
the fish seem to be running
larger as the days go by.
+ 4 y y
Atlantic City, N. j., is getting
ready for its first marlin tourna-
ment, to be held July 1917 under
the auspices of the Atlantic City
Tuna Club. Some 5000 In tro-
phies and merchandise will be
offered. Entries have been re-
ceived from about SO boats and
as many more are expected to
enter. The tournament win be
staged on the 70-mile stretch Of
sea between Barnegat Lightship
and Five Fathoms Lightship.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
WOMEN cHAIRAAEN
FOR SAIL REGATTA
A NEW WRINKLE

Baltimore Yacht Clubs all
male nag officers are try
ing an experiment this week
end that may one day re-
suit in having a woman COM
modore.
The co-chairmen Of the
clubs annual sailing re-
gatta tomorrow and Sunday,
which is due to draw as
many as 100 starters, are
women. They are Mrs.
Dorothy Allison and Mrs.
Peggy Mead, wives Of active
Lightning Glass skippers.
Both are experienced SAIL
ors.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

shrimp feast at . and dancing ct
AbeIl's at Q. Mondays program
calls for swimming. visiting and
departure Of hoats for home.
Colonial Beach. va- also win
be > busy spot when many
yachtsnen. particularly the Co
rinthian Y. C. group. stop in for
festivities.
Hampton Regatta Attracts
The Hampton Portsmouth area
viii be hopping this week end
with outboard and inboard
drivers. including District area
drivers. The Hampton Power
Boat Association stages races for
stock outboards tomorrow and
inboards Sunday. The Ports
Evening star., 1955-07-01

mouth Power Boat Association
has carded outboards Sunday
and inboards Monday. Both are
sanctioned BY the American
Power Boat Association.
Two sail regattas are on tap
this week end. One certain to
draw Potomac River shippers Is
the Baltimore Y. C. event at Sue
Island above Baltimore tomor-
row and Sunday. At the other
end Of the Bay. the Portsmouth
Boat Club holds . small boat
regatta the same two days.
These two events have been
sanctioned by the Chesapeake
Bay Yacht Racing Association
and will count toward the sea.
sons high point trophies.
IN. L.. Jr.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Olson Signs for Fight
lin Oreuon Next Month

PORTLAND. Greg, July up.
Tommy Meyer, Portland pro-
moter. says he has signed Bobo
Olson, the middleweight cham
Ipion. for an outdoor fight here
lin August.
Meyer said arrangements for
Olson's appearance had been
made with his manager. Sid Fla
herty. An opponent remains to
be selected and a definite date
set, the promoter said.
| Possible opponents, Meyer said
iare Ralph (Tiger) Jones or the
winner Of the Sugar Ray Robin
on-Rocky Castellani fight in
San Francisco this month.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. C-s
I,
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FIeet Assembles Today

The squadron. under Fleet
Capt. Roswell Boothby. as
Evening star., 1955-07-01
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

We rarely have seen the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Rivers In
better shape for bass fishing
than ct present.
Mike Long reports that he and
Bob Hayes. fishing in the Poto-
mac Tuesday evening, caught
80 bass, with II of them keepers.
Seven were largemouth bass and
four smallmouths. Most were
taken on darts. Then, fishing
below the dam above Little Falls,
they caught one buck shad on
q dart. It weighed q good two
pounds and should point q moral
to the United States engineers.
who are acting tough about
building q fish ladder up the
proposed new dam. It would be
deplorable not to open again the
stretch Of wonderful water on
up to Great Falls SO that anadro-
NOUS fish like shad. rockfish,
herring and perch could utilize
1t. II would make an ideal
spawning ground.
Il AA
Chesapeake Bay fishing con-
tinues poor. Some trollers have
had D bit OF luck here and there.
but the vast majority have spent
fruitless hours. As q consequence
business Of all kinds along the
Bay shore has suffered and in
some instances boat captains are
in distress. Even the grabbing
has been generally poor, with
the crabs mostly little fellows.
However. as in 1853, fishing may
well become excellent In another
week or two. Every angler likes
to measure success by the size
Of his catch, but the true OUT
doorsman gets his fun not only
from catching fish. but also from
the sunshine, fresh air, enjoy
able companions and all the rest
that goes toward making a fish,
ing trip. So let's not be dis
outraged.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

The July 4 week end win fnd
Washington area boat owners
cruising. racing and gathering
for rendezvous in greater NUM-
bers than ever before.
Yachtsmen plan to get every
hour Of pleasure they can out Of
the three-day holiday which for
many starts after working hours
today.
s One Of the most ambitious
programs Of all has been laid out
by the Potomac River Power
Squadron In conjunction with
Capital Yacht Club plans. It's
the annual rendezvous at Breton
Bay. near Leonardtown. Md.
Fleet Assemblies Today
The squadron. under Fleet
Capt. Roswell Boothby. as
Evening star., 1955-02-25
YOITR CHILDREN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, just of Riggs rd.-Do
ing2 This home has it A fully
equip mod. kit. with dishWaSher,
garbage disposal. Formica break
fast bar. etc. Spacious Inv. rm. with
tile bath. Full bsmt. with recr. rm.
and bar, other luxury extras incl.
comfort, mahog. paneled living
room, storm windows, etc. Just
listed and priced unbelievably LOW low
2, sl7sSgSs pSssY SUB psossWEs sash Iea4!Ssa co %A Sf
7-45O0 til ON. --25
6-rm. rambler Just
CAN HE. 4-e4O0. HUGH T: PECK.
BELTsyHLE-Custom brick rambler.
almost new. has 25-ft. llv. rm.. IL
It. bedrm., left. din. rm.; fuli osn1L;i;
carport: GI-FHA terms REALTY
ASSOCIATES. WA. 7-5134.
BRANCH AvE.--Brick 3-bedrm.. 2
bath, knottty pine .T liy' AZ, Tm; s.rsHi with
io6xis0-ft. lot with trees, GI only
s4ss Lu. 4-ssoo. PRUDENgILhL
BRENTwooD-o1 approved; under
$4,000; immac 2-bedrm. home
With x6ao6 6smt. JOHN A. VENT. ab Ar.
CAMP SPRINGS, sl5s950, is the
price for this new soft. brick ram
bier; bedrms.,. IA baths; lovely
nv. rm. with. fireplace, sep. din
rn.. large equipped kit. Large cor;
ner lot with 175-tt. frontase: Csll
now to inspect CRISMONQ REAL
ESTATE. 1890 st. Barnsbss srd.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
WE SELL HOMES!

Mt. RAINIER-An older, home in
fine cond. Neat and clean. Ideal for
lge. family! Liy. rm. w/firepl., lge.
din. rm.. equip. kit. 1st A.: 3 lse.
bedrms.. bath, 2nd A.; lge. bedrms.
on 3rd A.; full bsmt.; gas h.;w.h.;
fare zone; nothing din. Gf. $500
mo-, plus taxes and ins. CHILLUM--
A new listing all-brk. Cape Cod: Q
baths, liv. rm. .wLhrepl., din. rna:,
1st-fl. bedrm.: bedrms., 2nd f.. fun
bsmt.: built-in gar: GI, nothing dn,.
John DeSalleS Parish: conV. to everys
thing. ERWIN REALTY CO., WA.
7-lo32. WA G-n334
Evening star., 1955-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA tBETHEsDAt-Here IS
rambler with screened porch ano
oversize garage: 5 bedrms.. bath,
lee. mod. kitchen. full bsmt.: corner
lot with Anchor-fenced rear yard;
beautiful cond. Near schools and bus.
$2l,a5o. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. PhI1aadd Oh
BETHESDA-5-year-old red brick
Colonial with slate ROOT. featuring
ldishwasher and disposaD. nice
bedrms. and full bath. upstairs;
screened porch. garage, full bsmt.
level lot. near schools and bus
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006. ewes. 10.
BETHESDA oBRADLEY HILLs,-Nev
split-level sambler: , bedrooms. :
large living room. dining room
conditioned: S29.950. ROBINSON,
JU. 7-71l7: ewes. RA. 3-464S. --26
BETHESDA Civil Defense transferred
this owner to Battle Creek Mich,
He will consider any reaS. offer for
this charming 2-bedrm, rambler In
Landon Village. Call Mr.. .LUECK
Ma. S-2040; ewes. Wo. 5-5733.
Sl1,750-Attrac. 3-bed-
rm. rambler, 2 yrs. old, immaculate
cond.. wooded lot. Will sell GI, low
down payt. OIL. 4-10S9.
BETHESDA-Contemporary rambler;
8 bedrms. with IN baths, liv. rm
with f1repl. and picture window. sep
din. area, fully. equip. kit: ,oeauti.
fully Handicapped. fenced yard. II. J
KORzENDORFER. Oh. 4-Sl1l It'll o
rear NIH-Rrand-uAw n Aw
lot; liv. rm., din. rm.. cleo. kit
with dishwasher. disposal bed
rms. and . tiled baths. rec. rm; space
with firepl. built-in garage. S2i. 250
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006
ewes. OIL. 6-s076. -25
BETHESDA, near srade and new iun.
Tor high schools--Rrand-ne rec
brick Cape Coo, with center hall
fempstsy sSpTnS hsss ssspped y see r% s ein sea %
rm. and bath on lst A.; lg., oed'
full bsmt. S23,a50. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-70oe, ewes. Lo;, 4
BETHESDA. Naval Hosp. area
bedrm. brick rambler. with sep. din
rm.. elec. kit. fenced yard. VA ap
eHT6wELL eTSxfS 4 81 aSSao4 suGH0ssom nnti
BETHESDA. Parkwood-charming 3
bedroom brick home, with separat
s2RTTHEssDiht.tw;NeArE- sS ssis
4-bedrm 2-esth Cape Coz, SIS, $50
near schools; gI; $4,000 dow
Ifsss! EfSaf .s... Y coEHeasa q. Hseasass. NC. .a 81
Evening star., 1955-02-25
BETHESDA

q BEDRMS., Ia ,BATHS-SI6,5O0
Mod, brick home, near public, paro-
ehial schools and bus. Lge., kit, sep
din. rm.. firepl.., fun bsmt'. porch.
miss this! Possible GI.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
SIT 600 GI APPROVED exceptionally
attractive modern frame home: near
bus. Garage. screened porch; level
corner lot Owner transferred.
Earl T. Wright, Realtor
ais Wisconsin Ave. oL. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-02-25
HAMMOND HOME
S15 600

Finest contemporary architecture in
this 3-bedrm. rambler, with f1oor-to-
ceiling window wall, southern .ex-
posture, 12x2S-ft. lv. rm., all-elec-
trio kitchen, dishwasher and dis
posal, beamed ceilings. brick ter
race with awnings, separate play
yard; close to schools and transp:
Call CARL M. FREEMAN REALLY
Evening star., 1955-02-25
SACRIFICE

OWNER MUST SELL
3 3-bedroom rambler. Basement. gas
heat; convenient to everything. Only
SIa5 down, balance like rent. WA.
7-S4S4.
COLORED-CHAPEL OAKS-2-bed-
rm.. masonry home; full bsmt.. car
port, auto. heat; nothing dn. GI.
$40 mo. total paymt. ERWIN REAL
TY CO., WA. T-1232, WA. 7-0334.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANDREWs-sUITLAND AREA; S13,-
$50; VA or conv. loan-2-bedrm,
brick Cape Cod with exp. End f.;
full basement; lge. fenced lot. $3.50
Reamy. RE. 6-701s.
BOILING FIELD AREA--2-family, 9
rms. win GI. S13.500. SMALL
CASH DOWN. Here is q solidly con-
viii redecorate to suit qualified
and out. over soft. frontage. Cali
Mr. Cross, LIZ. 4-76t4. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-2005.
BILLCREST. d. C. - Custom built
brick corner. uniquely designed and
well appointed. Has 2-story studio
asns yns rp hsHl With repiaSe and beamed
der rm. and large covered living
[. T. GRAVATTE. Reaitor. Ma. s.
0T53: evenings, TIE. 6-2233.
GA SOUTHERN AvE.-s750 down
and SS5 per mo-, incl. int. prin.,
taxes. etc; assume $4,000. AZ CT
lloan-5 rms. and full bsmt. semidet.
im%sd; Ran3sd. pSss, so . Jodn JOHN L. SHELTON.
SPECIAL FOR NoN-vETs - only
500 cash and assume CT loan at
S73 mo-: ultra modern 5 rms. brick.
semidet. Dubois place near Texas
ave. Call NE. S-65SO anytime.
HOME AND INCOME-Live rent-free
in this charming brick semidet. du-
plex with hot-water gas heat. huge
dble. lot. overlooking a park: md
floor now rented for 500 per month
which will show a tidy profit over
the low monthly payment: around
$40 down to qualified GIs. Act fast,
this Is. real bargain. GI approved
at only S14,4O0. inclS. both lots.
Exclusive. E. F. STEFFEY. JE A.
3447. -27
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER, Hillcrest
area-3 bedrms., rec. rm., din. rm.
garage; S21. 900. Open 10 to 4
1883 Westover dr.. s.e. 10. S-62SS.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
POTOMAC

BEDRooMs-1 ACRE
Club area. Magnificent
value in spacious. low rambler. set
on beautiful grounds. Yes, 4 bed
rooms, baths. plus full basement
and roughed-in recreation room.
Stairs to storage attic; 2-car ga
rage Dashboard heat. S34 $50. Mrs.
WiIbourn. OIL. 4-0274 with THOMAS
7 pIJJI I IE1C WO H-1QOU
Evening star., 1955-02-25
ATTENTION
DISCRIMINATING
BUYERS

A fine brick Colonial home in a Won
derful family neighborhood. Conven-
lent to the Edgemoor Swim and
Tennis Club. schools. library and
shopping. Large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room, elec, =,
trio kitchen. 3 bedrooms. screened
porch and Ist-floor powder room.
Full basement, slate roof and fenced'
level. rear yard.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OIL. 6-7S00 Ewes, OIL. 2-45H
Evening star., 1955-02-25
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY

IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY
5 5-bedrm home In Decatur Heights;
excel cond.. well-planned kitchen,
gift. liy. rm.. z lge. closets. ceramic
tile bath; full dry bsmt. with "a oath,
gas h.-w.h.; Gear sarage; near
II minutes downtown via WASH
BALTIC. freeway. See this ideal home
for Ice. family. Only $4,000. easy
terms. Phone UN, 4-356S.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
S1O,950

vindoH. e eo-a and thmOifT dn Fm Pfia1s Sfshs
kit, > bedrmS. and bath: 12x20
carport and workshop: wooded lot
75x125, fenced; adj. lot for sale
for 81 .2ll TermS
Evening star., 1955-02-25
- ALLIED REALTY
BETHESDA-CH. CHI.

BETHESDA-CH. CHI.
NOT SINCE THE KOREAN WAR
REAL ESTATE BOOM HAVE WE
SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS. WE
ARE VERY NEARLY SOLD OUT
BETHESDA AREA ID. c. OR MD. !.
WE HAVE LITERALLY DOZENS OF
ACTIVE PROSPECTS DEMANDING
NICE HOMES IN THESE AREAS
$4,000 TO S49,500. WE HAVE
SPECIALIZED IN THESE AREAS
OUR UPTOWN OFFICE NOW.
SHANNON a. LucHs CO.. KE
Evening star., 1955-02-25
BETHESDA
BETHESDA'S BEST
LOVELY!

the finest brick .2-story
home we have seen! Hard-to-de-
scribe attractiveness from the i'm
spacious feeling from center hall.
3 big bedrooms, coZy paneled den.
The ultimate in kitchens, ga baths.
wonderful rec. room; better inspect
now. today, for the full story as the
amazing price is Just over 100000.
HTJJED REALTY
Evening star., 1955-02-25

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
711S Belwood ST. bedrm.. l. T..
ton, GI appraised, .S10.750:
27l2 Ramblewood dr. bedrms.,
brick and ash. shing. with, din. nm,
Ia story, full bsmt. with outside
entr., $14,950; 49,,
and ash. shing., 2 story, split level,
ia baths. CT appraised, Sl5.950.
LaROCHELLE REAL ESTATE
7l24 Marlboro Pike
RE. GLASS Open Sun.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Colonial Investment Co.
WITH CARPORT
S21.5Q0

SILVER SPRING. ND,
Pretty detached Colonial brick:
lovely rooms. powder rm, on 1st
floor; bath and shower on md floor.
Large side porch. full daylight bsmt,
with asphalt-tiled floor auto. gas
heat; beautiful fenced lot and patio.
Call Mr., Bramham, EN-. 3-359o,
BETHEL
1901 Conn. Ave. DI. T-310O
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