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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Christian Science Talk

John j. Selover, a member of
the Christian Science Board of
Lectureship, will speak under the
auspices of the Fifth Church of
Christ, Scientist, at noon tomor-
row at the Hotel Statler. Mr..
Selover, a native of California,
will speak on the healing power
of scientific Christianity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
II Housebreukings
Chorqed to Boy, u

A 17-year-old boy, who police
said was arrested in the act of
a HOUSEKEEPING yesterday. has
been charged with 10 additional
housebreakings. it was reported.
The youth, whose criminal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13
Moy Festival Sunday

Nine Fairgrounds from Region
A of the District Recreation De-
partment will present a May Fes-
tival at 3 pm. Sunday at the
Macomb Playground, Macomb
street between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-f1fty streets NV. A queen
will be chosen from among 81
contestants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-13

You won't believe eyes See what the Space Woman
OF the 2st century will Wear Revolutionary fashions from
the world of tomorroW-styles to in your hell
copter space ship Eight incredibly different costumes
by such designing talent Adele Simpson, Vincent
Mone-Sano, Nette Rosenstein B. H. Wragge, Carolyn
Sctnurer Ben zuckerman Hattie Carnegie, Larry
Aldrich.
P. s. Plus a Summer fashion show for right now in
Washington styles for business, weekends, vacation.
Evening star., 1955-08-12

Skirts to match with bIouses and sweaters
ore the backbone Of campus wardrobe.
And here ore three wool skirts by Evons-
Pieone that will do their owners land
maybe her room motes) proud from
dawn to dusk.
c. Slim os reed with diagonal lines
emphasized by tob pocket. Sizes 10 to
Io in copper, orange, green and blue
I4.o5
D. WeII-monnered stripes in imported
flonnel for this slim skirt with it's hand
detailed pockets, self belt. Brown or
9roy with charcoal stripe. Sizes 10 to
l8. 22.95
E. Folrs newest tweeds in q slim skirt
with two pockets, self belt. Choose rus
set brown, hibiscus or mistIetoe green.
Sizes 10 to l8. $500
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor,
also Chevy Chase ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-08-30
Notebook Coloring Contest

ds Su dsssUu oosemuB
Get wish
address school, no Washington Relations
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
34 Deaths Listed In CalifOrnia's Worst Flood In History

SAN FRANCISCO, R-North- ern California faced the hercu- lean task of cleaning up after the worst floods in it's history today as threats of further danger dim finished before the first generally fair weather in two weeks.
 But the rising toll of known deaths was up to 34 today, and no one could say how many more bodies might be found. Estimates of those missing and possibly dead ranged from 19 to 35 more.
 Heroic work by Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard men who manned boats, trucks, am- phibians, helicopters and planes cut the loss of life by hundreds as they worked constantly during the long siege.
 Damages estimates rose to 150 million dollars as receding flood waters permitted new assessment of the inundated areas. The Army Corps of Engineers said that at the peak of the floods more than 100000 acres were under water.
 The Weather Bureau last night in it's weekly summary reported that as much as 31 inches of rain fell last week in north coastal California and that floods all the way from the Oregon line to Wis alia 500 miles south of here were the worst the state had ever ex- perienced.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Soviet 1856 Budget Shows Cut In Defense Spending

MOSCOW, R-Delegates to the Supreme Soviet Tuesday sat thru six hours of speeches, all in praise of the Kremlin's 1856 budget promising cut in defense spend ing. Six more hours of speechmak- ing were heard last night.
 Although the delegates praised the budget, several voiced com plaints against prices, shortages of goods and tagging deliveries.
 The budget, slightly higher than that outlined in February for 1855. estimated expenditures at 568,- 80O,000,0O0 rubles and revenues at 591, 300, 100000. The 1855 budget put expenditures at 563, ,482, ,OOO.- 900 rubles and revenues at 590,- 192,O00,000 rubles.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Ham Fisher, Creator Of Comic Strip Joe Palooka, Found Death In Studio

NEW YORK, R-Ham Fisher, creator of the popular comic strip hero, Joe Palooka, was found dead last night in friends studio. Nearby were two notes indicating suicide, police reported.
 Fisher, 54, whose full name was Hammond Edward Fisher, wrote in the note of failing eyesight and a diabetic condition. He said that he had swallowed some pills.
 May God and my beloved ones forgive me. I have provided for them amply"
 Fisher, whose strip was syndi- cated at the time of his death in some 800 newspapers, was self taught cartoonist. He practiced his art in spare time while working as a reporter and advertising salesman on his hometown news paper, the Wilkes Barre, Pa, Record.
 Charles McAdam ST., son of the president Of the McNaught Syn dicate, said the Joe Palooka comic strip will be continued by other cartoonistS.
 The Joe Palooka strip was started in 1880. Joe began as a not-to- bright and guileless boxer but later developed in gentle, well spoken chap devoted to sportsmanship and fair play.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Hoped School Lunch Program Will Be Self-Supporting Except Free Tickets

The. School Hot Lunch Commit tee met at the Kozga building last Wednesday to complete plans for starting the School Lunch Pro gram next Tuesday, Jan. 3.
 There had been some lack of clarity about the committees re- sponsibility. The committee is def initely responsible to the School Board and works in cooperation with Mr. William Angel, school superintendent.
 Attending the meeting were MT. Angell, Miss Esther Mccoy, Miss Margaret Mcdonald, Mrs. Bob Emmons, MT. and Mrs. William Barber, Miss Mary Elizabeth Jol- ley, Mrs. Pearse Walsh, Mrs. Arv Saario, Mrs. Gilmore Asitonia, Mrs. Job Kokochuruk, and Mrs. Arthur Nagozruk.
 The School Board has set aside $2,OOO in a revolving fund for the School Lunch Program. Funds have been raised for some free meal tickets, and it is hoped that the program will be self-support- ing with the exception of the free tickets donated.
 The following contributions have been received:
 The W.S.CS. of the Methodist Church, $25; the Sisterhood of the Community Methodist Church, $20; the Lavinia Wallace Mission, $125; Home Arts Club, $170.
 This money will be used for free meal tickets only. It is hoped that many more organizations and
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Japanese Housewives Unhappy Over Scarcity Of Herring KazunOko

TOKYO, R-Millions of Japa- nese housewives are unhappy about the distressing scarcity o1 herring roe.
 Herring roe (eggS has been served here for ages on New Years Day. The popular name for it is "Kazunoko," meaning many children"
 This is going to be a New Year without Kazunoko for most homes, because Japan's- herring catch this year hit an all time low.
 It's like American Thanksgiving without turkey.
 Kazunoko isn't a fancy food like caviar, but what there is fetches caviar prices, or three times what you'd pay for good beef or chicken.
 Already housewives are nut tering in food stores about "bad merchants" who "corner the mar ket."
 Government fishery experts ex- plained that sea temperature around the main herring fishing grounds off Hokkaido has risen and the herring have gone north
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Comet HI Jet Sets Atlantic Record
 For Civil Aircraft

LONDON, R-Britain's glitter ing Comet III jetliner streaked nonstop across the Atlantic from Montreal to London today in hours, 8 minutes. The planes builders immediately claimed a North Atlantic record for civil airliners.
 The "A ton, four jet aircraft covered the 3,350 miles at an aver age speed of 548 miles an hour, whizzing through overcast skies to touch down at London Airport for a tumultuous welcome.
 Strong tail winds boosted the planes speed over the Atlantic to more than $40 miles an hour at times.
 The trip ended a 35,O0O-mile round-the-world proving flight by Capt. John Cunningham and his crew of 10 which began Dec. 2.
 The planes actual time from the Montreal takeoff to the Lon dno landing was 6 hours IS min utes, but for record purposes the flight was figured to tht time of crossing the airport beam.
 The Comet III is forerunner of Britain's newest bid to take the lead in commercial jet aviation
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Traffic Deaths
 Hit Record 599 Over Weekend
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

The loss of life in traffic acci- dents in the nations long Christ mas weekend broke all holiday records.
 The final tabulation yesterday showed 599 traffic deaths. There were 67 deaths in fires and 150 from other accidental causes. The overall total was I'll.
 "How much longer" asked the National Safety Council, twill a civilized nation endorse such mass mayhem?"
 It expressed the hope the stag gering statistics will flash a go- slow signal to motorists in the New Year weekend.
 The old record for traffic deaths during any holiday period was es- tablished during the longer four day celebration in 1852. It was 556.
 The 1855 Christmas weekend also set new record for the num- Der of accidental deaths of all types during a three-day Christ mas period. The former record was established in 1850. It was 734
 The counting period for the Christmas weekend this year be- gan at 6 pm. Qocal time) Friday and ended at midnight Monday It is reckoned as three days, al- though the actual time was 78 hours.
 The all-time record for acciden- tai deaths of all types of all types was set in the three-day Indepen- dence Day holiday period this year The total was 805.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Constitutional
 Hearing At School Tonight At 8 pm.

President Fred Langsam of the Chamber of Commerce turned the regular noon meeting Tuesday over to Mildred Hermann, dele gate at large for the Constitu- tional Convention.
 Mrs. Hermann explained to the members and guests present the importance of the work of this body and stressed the need for each and every Alaskan in Nome and those interested in the flu ture status of the territory to be present at the hearing tonight.
 She said that she was particu- larly interested in having the younger generation, including high school students and people of high school age attend because they will be the ones to live under the constitution when it is adopted.
 John McNees arrived today from Fairbanks to assist Mrs. Hermann with the hearing.
 The meeting will be held to- night at 8 o'clock at the Nome High School auditorium.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Eugenia The Dungong. Or Rather Eugene the Dungong. Passes On

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Eugenia the Dugong, believed to have been the only living sea COW in cap tivity, died yesterday at Stein hart Aquarium.
 Veterinarian William Mottram and Dr. Robert Orr of the Cali fornia Academy of Science said death resulted from pneumonia. They also blamed bone infec- ton, possibly started when the animal was speared and captured in the Palau Islands.
 An autopsy showed also that Eugenia should have been named Eugene.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Help Will Still
 Be Available for Filling Tax Form

WASHINGTON, R-The Inter nal Revenue Service stands ready to fill out your income tax re- turns for you next year, as in years past.
 Russell c. Harrington, the new Internal Revenue Commissioner, yesterday countermanded orders which would have barred such help to all but the illiterate, the physically handicapped and per sons unable to read English.
 The original orders were issued to all regional and district tax of fees last Oct. IT at the direction of Harrington's predecessor, T. Coleman Andrews. They had evoked some protests in Congress
 Those instructions said the tax payer assistance program should be limited to showing citizens how to prepare their returns, but should not furnish unlimited ser vice to all taxpayers.
 Harrington told his subordin- ates yesterday the Revenue Ser vices policy is Ito provide all tax payers with all of the advice and assistance they need in prepar- ing their returns :" He said the previously-issued instructions were 'stOo restrictive"
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
Two European Airlines Buy 87 Million Dollars Worth of Boeing 7O7 Jets

SEATTLE, R- Two European air lines, Air France and Belgian Sabena World Airlines, announ- ced purchase of 13 Boeing jet transports Wednesday for nearly 87 million dollars.
 Air France bought 10 of the Boeing TOYS for about $71, 500, O,OO0, and also signed an option for an umdisclosed number.
 Sabena purchased three for 15,450,OO0.
 The two companies, first for eign carriers to buy Boeing jet transports, both ordered the long range Intercontinental model.
 The new orders boosts to 72 the number of jet transports on order from Boeing, and increases the company's commercial plane backlog to about 382 million.
 Douglas Aircraft Corp, the other American firm competing for jet transport sales, has sold 98 DC8s at an estimated 600 mil lion.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
BUSTER KEATON HOME FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

HOLLYWOOD RABuster Kea- ton, the frozen-faced comedian who has been critically i'll, re- covered sufficiently to spend the Christmas holidays at home.
 Keaton, 59,' was stricken with a gastro- intestinal ailment Dec. 6 He was in a semicoma and near death for several days.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-28
JOHN SALENJUS GETS OK FOR MERCHANT MARINE
NOrth Star)

SEATTLE, Dec. g. R - John Salenjus, son of Capt. and Mrs. Charles Salenjus of Seattle, has received a full time appointment to the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, New York.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

VoU wouldn't think gentle girl like
IL Grace Kelly could start a revolution
- but she has. She's brought the soft,
feminine lock back to America after
siege Of short-haired boys" (See right
for the contrast - Jeanmaire and Grace
Kelly at the Academy Award presenta-
tionS.)
All over the country, girls are letting
their close-cropped hair grow longer till
now the ideal length is an inch above the
collar. The new look is simple, casual,
refined, softly curled, easily tended.
The hair styles above were all designed
for THIS WEEK by Ruel of Coiffures
Americana, and are available in the
beauty salons of department stores in
most large cities.
Earrings by Arpad. -JOAN RATTNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

KENNEL FOR sALE-lol pens, 4
acres Of land. on main hwy, 2 mi.
from d. C. line: well est: bus
price $4,000. BOZ Ask star.
for saie-oood busi-
ness: al. conditioned; well equipped:
SOUND tS5sH1e BiusiSEsss PIRaoposTTioN,
in Bethesda Chevy Chase area re-
curing capital for which q pre-
ferred yield Is guaranteed before
any profit to management. Invest
S %n seo should .S be tI IN yssrs
600 to $4,000 acceptable. Investi-
Eation invited. Box DIX, Star.
BgrLDFR. with successful national
frenehised business. viii sell or
accept full-time partner with SIS
9oo. opportunity unlimited. Reply
Dry CLEANING t sroRE-s.s. shop
opport. for couple: other business
forces owner to sacrifice: priced
for quick sale. Apply Box ls,T,
MoTELs FOR sALE-Adv,ce and
motel broker and travel special
ist., offering Recommendation on
best buys: In motel and sites. JOE
+; THOMPSON. $50 woodward
BLDG. EN-. 3-l220.
WHOLESALERS; established poultry,
butter and egg business doing an
nuai volume In excess Of half mil
lion dollars; excellent opportunity
for expansion, fully equipped; good
market location Box AK, Star.
RESTAURANT for rent: Uniy. OF
Md. entrance; fully equip, best
season Just ahead, wonderful op-
port: for man and wife. AP z
1 AM ABOUT TO RETlRE-seiiins
or otherwise. Box 370-T. Star,
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HOUSES ron sAls--s.e.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nf, Boiling
Field, by oWner---Brick Diet. Cape
Cod, 4 bedrmS., one can be used Is
den or din. frn.. ltv. rm. with IRE
place. kitchen with breakfast nook,
2 full baths. full basement. Ice.
fenced-in yard, conv.. to churches,
schools, shopping and buses. Rea-
Sonahly priced. 436 Newcomh st. Sc.
10. 2-l06S. Open for inspection.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. Consress
Theater---Semidet. brick: B. lge.
rms, master bedrms., scr. porch.
cluhrm., deep lot: AL cond. For
Inspection call HARTMAN REAL
TY, INC. LII. 4-3400. LII. 2-5976
HILLCREST--Det. brick: Z rms, 9
baths. l bedrm. and bath list A.;
full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; garage;
level lot: S2l, $50 HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. 4-340O. LII
HILLCREsT. mr.. Pa. aye.--Det.
brick; center hall: 3 rms. 2 lge.
bedrms.. full bsmt. with rec. nm.
garage, gas h.-w.h.: $15.750.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU. A.
3400, In. 4-3982.
HILLCREST SEcTION--New Diet,
brick spiit-level rambler with 4
bedrms., z baths. gas heat, bsmt.,
lsysl .l ot; ~, s2s.g59. a s!ds I Il
1915 " ST. s.E.--s rms. semidet.
a.niss;. $3.50. LII. 4-33ll. Ii
1918 ' ST. s.E.-Detached. 8 rms,
large lot. Lu. 4-3S11. Ii. $4,000;
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HOUSES FURNISHED tceatl BUS OPPORTUNITIES tcontl I

$3.50 LEGATION PL, N.w.-orsei-
with frepl., din. rn.. kit. powder
rm on LIST n; 3 bedrmx. and 2
baths on End A.: bsmt. with maid S
quarters and bath; 2-car garage.
Nicely rsrI SEQ p gsE me HAN Ays
732 18th st. NV. NE. s-4t00;
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. rambler. at
traetiyeiy furnished; occupancy
Saturday, Sept. II. $3.50 month.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON. 1886 Wis
ave, OIL. 2-2l23. -2l
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HOUSES FURNISHED

cow. TO FIT. BELvOIR--2-bedrm.
brk.; fun bsmt, compl. turn. Incl.
Tv: S1I5 mo. sILLs REAL EsTATE.
lS Nd STRING CLUB ESTATES.
s. 6.-Det nrick: 2 rms. ga baths.
T T, I'M y 1snw Can HE. $4,000
Lo oSdh i ICE ZEE ERIN. HOUSE. good
NV. location. RA. 6-s244. --17
ARLINGTON--Lee. 2-bath furn.:
nr: clar. Nice grounds. Reas. IA.
LGxu tHsi HOME. S min. from Pen
tagon; extensively. furn. Adults
cent view. Ideal entertaining. huge
hy. rn., 24-in. nv. library. bed
rms. have dressing rms. and baths,
garaee: $500 mo. incl utiis. 1901
Ridge I'd. 9. Arl.. Va. OF. 4-S9i2.
1.s, upsHuR ST. NV. s175-
semidetaehed brick: 8 rooms, z
porch; nice lot: a-car brick saIage.
Nicely furnished. Call BETHEL,
ROcKviILE-a bedrooms: nicely
furnished: modern home. Only Sa5
month. PARKSIDE REALTY. 10.
w 5rsr5s ~ . A IN, n.., s.tl na
large living room. dining room,
kitchen and reception hall. auto
matte oil heat. electric refrigerator.
electric washing machine. fun base
ment. private drive. Reduced to
$40 on one-yeaf lease or more.
OIL. 2-42T4. lis
newly dec: cony. Pent.. S115. MA.
$500. Ext. $40; eyes,, OF. 4-7290.
lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
General Merchandise Store

Beer, Whiskey and Wine
Home, nice 4-horse stable, 100 It. on
: Marlboro pike, S5I100th acre COM
mercial land. A real business OPP
portunity, priced to 20. Call
MOORE e. MOORE
RE. $4,000 la
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ASK--AROUND
LOOK-ARoUND
COME--AROUND

And see these apartments. Some Of
which may be rented with option
to buy. Particularly older couples.
Enjoy gracious living in your own
little home In Q cooperative fire-
proof. All-brick apartment bldg. mr..
bus and shopping. Modern and lux
urious living at q minimum Of ex-
pense. Phone US and see for your
self. MRS, BRADEN. IA. T-0SG7 or
IA. S-fy6T6 lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

C0LORED-I6th sT. NV, 56O3-
Distinctive. det.. brick house. near
Carter Barron Theater: 8 bedrms..
3 bathS, rec, rm., iiv. rm.. sun rm.,
large kit. large foyer. 2 huge
porches, fully equip. bsmt,, large
attic. large garage, and other f1ne
features. This lovely house for
large family avail. for immed. oc-
eupaney, offered by widow at sac
Tifiee: $40 $50. Call Mr.. BURKE,
MA. S-5490. Ia
COL0RED--BRK. BLDG, 3 apis;
home or invest; also Ice. Diet. house.
nr. 14th. OWNER. ia. s-T0lo.
COL0RED-NEAR 18th AND IN
GRAHAM STS.---Nice row brick in
excellent condition. 0 large rooms,
bath, double rear porches; nice
lot. garage; must be sold. OIL ap-
proved for S13,B00 VIII sell for
less with purchaser assuming bal
anee of existing 4es CT loan ray-
able $77.27 per month including
suranee. FRANK i. PHILLIPS. bI.
T-l4l1: ewes, OIL. 2-4S3f. --16
COLORED--9l2 FARRAGUT ST.
E1' brick. z rms. bath. oil hit Only
S14.a50. Reas. terms. Elk. 3-5T07,
C 81. Gipn4 18th AND lNGRA.
HAM STS.-Most cow. loo: Diet
home: rms. a bedrms, 2 bathsl.
double rear porches. attic and fun
bsmt., h.-w.h.. oil, garage. Very
attractive price. j. LEE DON
NELLY a. SON, MA. S-3316; ewes,
WO. 6-2362.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STORE with beer license and mod
ern 5-rm. home; close to shore,
with water privils.:: Hollywood, Md.
Greenwood 5-6sS6. Ill
COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person. Refined Glen
REssrA zfuaRsHN flsa'ff For f app. cali HIIL NJ
Harry Cohen, bet. and 8 pm.
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New brick; bedrms.. III baths.
recreation room. Rent. Si2o per
6-e;s3o: ewes. RE ft-663tl ---21
SHEPHERD PARK
Ideal for couple with children; det.,
newly decorated home. -Four bed
rms, baths. modern kitchen.
fenced yard. cement swimming pool.
Gear garage; graduated rent. Phone
ia. 9-.9S6.
COLORRD--3 BEDRMs., ia baths.
separate din. rn.. storage nm. good
COLORED--sEHfIDET brick. S inns.
tuil esmt:. gas heat. storm windows.
schools and shopping ctr; Newly
dec. sos per mo. LU. 3-l7so,
COLORED-1i57 4Gth PL. Sc
5emidet. 2-bedrm. brick, fun bSmt..
gas heat nice yard; $50 mo, DE.
coLoRED-sIa Is, ST. s.w.---5-rm.
brick; 1878 r. r. RUPERT,
COLoRED--s33G end ST. Me-
rm. brick. corner; auto gas heat:
vacant; 500. EN-. 10000. lie
cOLORED--.as9 18th ST. N.W.--6
rooms, bath, h.-w,h.; SIS mo. I:
move right in. PRESS REALTY
CORP. ST. 3-931dL LIZ
- 462S HILLSIDE RID.
S.E.--Mod 3-bedrm. brick: fenced
I'd; mr.. trans. schools and shop, |.
$50 so mo. Ju. s-4953 or TU. 3
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co-oP. APIS. ron SALE

THE MENDOZA APIS. c2ee goth
st. n.w.-For sale or rent, In this
well-run. quiet cooperative apt.
room, pantry, new kitchen. . bed
rms. den and bath: available Oct.
i. Phone OWNER, NE. s-iTS5.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
First offering Of this new, full-center.
hall Colonial brick, rambler, in
excellent. neighborhood. Separate
liy. and din. rms, all-electric
Kitchen with breakfast space. 3
twin-sized bedrooms and 2 full
tiled baths. above-sround bsmt.
with recr. rni. space. rear patio.
Priced to sell at $23.500 with
$500 down payment, To inspect.
call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. eis-5600.
N CHEVY CHASE
Coy and spacious brick rambler de-
lightfui to behold and mighty ccfn-
Portable to live In: with over q Y
acre OF fine lawn and beautiful
garden. 3 lge. bedrms.. : paths,
lce. kit, with dinette. Gracious
liy rm, and sep. din. rm. Truly
gem that sparkles Inside and out.
Priced under $4,000. Gail DE e
soils OF DI. 7-6S30. THOS. J.
FISHER & CO.
W. CHEVY CHASE
Traditional brick rambler: 3 twin
bedrms, is paneled. Lee. liy. rm.,
din. rm., ~ baths; daylight rec,
rm, with picture window; beautiful
secluded garden. Rear porch. built.
In gar and many spec. features.
Absentee owner must sell ASKING
$;i4, 500. Call DE. 2-5al5 or Dl.
1850. THos. j. FISHER & CO,
Continued on Next Pase)
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COLORED
612 Ingrabam st. NV, best buy in
upper NV, only S495 downs
rms, bath, full bsmt., auto. heat,
Cali VINNICK A. COHEN. Me. s.
22a4, TU. 2-0297. la
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COIORED

Pine brick rambler. close to Ala
bama ave; :. bedrms,, full bsmt,,
T. D. BURGESS
ia
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hS0S sth Sc. NE.
LOUIS Ridden, Elk J-5707
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SricR home: Side Screened porch
buiit-in sarage; 5000 per mo. Avail
immed. To insect call BOSS a.
PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000. Id
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
3 bedrms., Ice. hy. rm,, din. rm..
feneed-in yard: vac. mr. schools,
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU. 2-6181 Ewes. EN-. 1855