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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
SAFETY-TENSIONED
SUM-DlPPlNG

Firestone's new cord treating
factory combines the famous
fIrestone Gum-Dipping process
with Safety Transforming, a new
process which takes tie stretch
out of tire cords, prevents
dl"Gero"S tread cracking. The
result IS greater blowout pro-
lection and longer tire life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
FALSE ALARM

Local volunteer firemep, =.
Swered a false alarm MondM
noon when a Carolina Pov.
and Light Company REPAIRS
accidentally crossed the ..
siren wire. ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
L0riS Public Library

The Loris Public Library has
received several new books.
From the Earth to the Moon
by Verne; Feast OF the Testers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Ronny Burne. a 2O-year old
SON OF George Burns and Oracle
Allen, makes his television de-
but as a regular cast member.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

playing himself. on THE GEO.
RGE BURNS AND Oracle
ALLEN SHOW Monday at z
ON over WBTW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Moy Morqoret Mcbride soys-
Knowing Language Helps

cessful as wen as the easiest
to learn and to speak. Inter-
lingua, a more recent attempt,
has been built from English,
Romance languages and
Latin.
With national feeling, ma
tional pride, running high as
1t always does, I begin to doubt
that we shall ever be able to
adopt one Of the established
languages for international
understanding. So the only
hope is q newcomer that be-
longs to everybody.
DR.. Pei. In IAN About Lam
guage." opines that it wouldn't
be too difficult today to intro
duce international speech to
the world. It would FIRST be
put in all schools to be learned
along with the native tongues.
Then it would be pushed by
radio, television. motion pic
lures, newspapers and other
printed media.
My hope is that II We all
tried learning q universal Ian
guage with only one precise.
unvarying meaning for each
word we would understand not
only our neighbors better. but
even our own families.
(From AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Decorating
Classes
star stan Photo.

Next Wednesday the Work.
shop Center Of the Arts will
begin q new class entitled
Contemporary Interior Design
under the direction Of Mr.. j.
Aubrey Parrot, Washington
interior decorator.
The course will include q
brief history and theory Of
design. but win concentrate on
the practical application Of
contemporary materials and
techniques In solving the mod
ern homeowner's decorating
problems. Mr.. Parrot will
cover such topics as the care
and repair Of furniture. light
ing, accessories and fabrics.
The center, which is To-
Gated at 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV, also offers
courses in painting, sculpture,
jewelry and metal work. &C.
ramics and short-story writing.
Further information can be
obtained by calling the Work.
shop Center Of the Arts. Reg
istration will continue through
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

himself" Nickerson cites q
survey Of rs American COR
porations, showing that lack
Of specific skills accounted for
only 10 per cent of the dis
charges while character traits
accounted for 80 per cent.
Character traits also repre-
scented the factors preventing
promotion in over three times
as many cases as did q lack
of specific skillS.
Build Character
Parents and teachers alike
ought to take these facts into
account. Right now you can
probably do more to insure
your sons future success in life
by helping him build charac-
ter than by getting him start
ed prematurely on some trade
or profession. He needs to
learn how to get along with
other people successfully. He
needs to learn how to accept
responsibility. Those two in
dispensable traits are learned
in the first place in the home.
OF course, parents should
begin when boys and girls are
much younger than your son
is now. They should begin
with infancy. If the child
grows up to take an active
part in the life Of his own
family. doing his full share
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

=
or Interlingua were faddists
at least, maybe crackpots. But
lately I have begun to believe
that many Of the worlds
troubles come about literally
because we don't know what
the other person means by the
words he uses.
This happens to me all the
time: I assume that ] have
agreed completely with Q
friend or an employe on
something important to us
both and then discover We are
poles apart in understanding
because Of a different way OF
interpreting words.
I listen to debates, read in
terviews with statesmen In
which the question is asked:
DO you think, Senator Cor
Mr.. Prime Minister, or Mr.
President, or Mr.. Ambassador.
that we can achieve a peaceful
co-existence?" Almost always
the person questioned qualities
his answer with well, now.
that depends upon what you
mean by peaceful co-exist-
ence."
wouldn't need to hedge like
that for the words peaceful
and co-existence make COM
plete sense to me. Peace Is q
benign situation. isn't 1t. Inn
plying more than q simple
lack of war? And what could
co-existence mean except the
state Of existing together. So
peaceful co-existence" must
mean people or nations or
groups of nations which have
different ideas OF govern
ment, philosophy and goals,
going on about their business
without constantly threat
ening to cut one another's
Threats.
But since apparently the
two words mean something
different to many Of my
English speaking fellows,
goodness knows what happens
when they are translated into
French, Russian. Italian,
Chinese or, mercy! Swahili.
My enthusiasm about an
overall language for the
world Is admittedly q trifle
tardy, for DR.. Mario Pei, au-
thority on the subject, says
that in the past 800 years
more than 500 attempts have
been made in this direction.
Esperanto, constructed so
years ago by a Pole who bor-
rowed from English. German.
the Romance languages, Latin
and Greek, IS the most sue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
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federation president, disclosed
yesterday that she will be one
Of five official United States
delegates to the Pan Ameri-
can Child Congress in Panama
City February TIL.
Comics in Spanish
The topic assigned to this
country, "Children's Litera-
ture," is an outgrowth Of con.
Germ in Latin American coun-
tries over comic books for
children which, translated into
Spanish, apparently are be-
coming popular throughout
South America, the CIVIC
president said.
Mrs Chapman expects to
tell what her organization has
done to drive crime and horror
comic from the newsstands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Modern Marriage
Planned
EorIy
BY Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Most boys. by the time they
reach high school. have shown
at least a mild interest In
some business or profession.
Many know what they want
to follow as their life work
before they leave grammar
school. We may assume that
If a boy finishes high school
without even the faintest mo-
ton of what he wants to do
he is In danger of becoming
a job drifter; although even
many Of these boys find them
selves eventually. But the
matter is important, and Mrs.
e. is justified in feeling anx-
ious over her son.
1--WE are concerned about
our 17-year-old boy" she
writes me. "He doesn't seem
to have any very definite plans
for his lifework, and we think
it's high time that he began
to choose the line into which
he's going. The trouble is he
seems to be interested in most
anything that comes along.
He has never had a goal in
sight from childhood, like
some people you read about.
Are there any tests we could
give him to help him head in
the right directiop?"
Yes, Mrs. E.. plenty Of them.
but they need to be admin
istered and interpreted by
some one with broad and long
training. The chances are that
there is some one on the high
school faculty qualified to do
this. Talk with the principal
about it. II there is no one in
the high school, there may be
some one on the staff of the
superintendent Of schools. I
could probably refer you to
some one in private practice.
but the cost of such treatment
is high, and you'll make no
mistake by relying on the
school.
Point Suggested
Let me suggest a point that
is even more important and
largely under your control.
Any bright boy could probably
succeed in a number Of diff
erent lines. His success in any
one Of them is going to de-
pend q good deal more on his
basic character than on his
technical skill. If he's reason
ably smart. he can pick up the
technical skills rapidly. Mil
lions of persons found that out
when they went into war work
ten years ago. But basic char
acter and personality can't be
manipulated so easily.
Every personnel man will
tell you the same story. AL
bert L. Nickerson of Sacony-
Vacuum Oil Co. puts it simply:
aSince a company hires the
whole man and never fully
isolates any one aspect Of him.
we naturally look closely for
poise, lf-confidence, tact.
capacity for leadership, judg-
rnent and ability to express
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Spanish Club

South America In Koda-
chrome" will be the subject Of
the meeting Of the Spanish.
speaking Cube De Las Ameri.
cas- at its meeting at 8 o'clock
tonight in the Department Of
Commerce auditorium, Four
teenth and z streets NV. Mrs.
Helen Brownson win be the
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Weekly Meeting

Party talk was strictly In
Spanish yesterday following
the meeting of the White
House Spanish Portuguese
group. Honor guest was DR..
Erico Verissimo. chairman OF
the Inter-American Council.
Mrs. Simon E. Sobeloff, wife
of the Solicitor General of the
United States, and Mrs. E. L.
Bartlett, wife Of the delegate
from Alaska, were in charge
Of the coffee period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
Guest Speaker

Prof. Jean A. Pulver. instruc-
tor at the Naval Intelligence
Language School. win be
guest speaker at the meeting
Of the Club Feminin de Liaison
Franco-Americaine to be held
at the home of Mrs. FRANCESCA
K. Lawson. 1717 N street NV,
at $3.50 o'clock today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

and helping others to do the
same, he has the best founda-
ton that can possibly be
given. Write me for an article
on family teamwork by Alma
H. Jones. She is an expert in
this field. and on the staff Of
the American Institute Of
Family Relations. I'll send a
copy with the compliments of
this newspaper to any reader
who incloses a stamped, self
addressed envelope with the
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

ing OF eacn
word Is so
precise that
there can
be no mis-
u n d e r
standing.
I used to
t h / n k
W n e u i
t h ought
about 1t at
allthat
those who
b e at the
drum for
z ranf0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

The quicker we get an inter-
national language the better
preferably one in which. as
nearly as possible. the mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
January
Fur Sale
WILLIAM ROSENDORF'S

This is your month to buy William
Rosendorf Fairs Nov you can choose
from one Of the finest fur collections to
be found !. at important January saw
ings. No matter which fur you choose,
you will have the assurance of superla-
tive craftsmanship and prime quality
two things for which William Rosendorf
Is well known in Washington.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
COLORED-13th & H
S495 DOWN

Best Buy BrookIand Area
2s1? 18th st, ne, between Hamlin
and Girarc SITS Handsome 5-room
custom-built house. det air-cond.
ample closet space lovely liv. rm.
and din. rm., tiled kit with cleo.
diShwasher; recr rn. with large den
Built-in garage and alum. screened
porches with canopies. Excep. financ-
ms, Call Mr.. DOUGLAS, LA. g.
1852. Weekdays. DE. 2-20l0. IL
Evening star., 1955-05-30

o. F. SMITH g. BROS. co.
OIL 2-l627 Ewes OIL. 2-645S
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HOUSES for sALE-s.E. Cont. }

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-4-bedTm. 3
1 bath detached brick; garage. Terms
! To INSPECT, call JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor. 10. 10000. 80
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-S5o0 down
B-bedrm brick. . yrs. old. vacant
EASY terms q !,oH6 JoHN L. SHELTON
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 3oo3 7th St
/ Det, vac; rms. bath; gas h. " h. !
IA 6.ssss' s'I PRESS sG aESlTY f F', coRP ORE
7 ST :i-93l6. 81
HILL'RLST. 2709 Branch ave. se,;
/ rms. 2h2 baths. rec. rm.; oil
heat; garage, Make an oIer; II
Eye slTs. cH cHILIoUdHBY REAI
iHHLCREST-corner, de luxe spac
3-bedrm brk. under constr; close
TO ST. Francis Xavier. conv.. transp.,
2-5o00 HE. 4-44u0. -
3iIT CARPENTER ST, S.E.-S999
dn:, 2::story sem.det. brk.. 5 rms.
5ass 5essos. lo uN p'H. a!7o45. ss a'F-c0no $50 q
1876 d ST. SEA fine -emidet, I:'ck
home > bedrms. liy. rIn.. DIN. m.
Kit. rid bath: h.-a. heat; reasonably
priced at S1l.I00. ERODE & COL
NV. nA s-sS75: ewes. Mr. Cassiav
XII. S-G46l. 81
Low DOWN Terrific
value, below Gl appraisal. "-Bed-
rm brk.. full bsmt.: lcfely neigheor
hooc. Conv. transp and shop. Only
Sll1;50o.; l9Is Fl; bIpqri& & st Sc Sc
! LU. .-50n0. He. i-4401. 80
9. u. I6. 10 GESSFORD CT.-open
Sun. Mon 2-1: $3.50 dn.- 2-story
row brk. j rms. bath. 1irepl.. Gas
air cond CO. 5-S293. UN. 4-i045,
Evening star., 1955-05-30
.COI,ORED CT
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

Days. UN. 4-15l5
Ewes. and Week Ends
I'm. 4-O31S AZ
Evening star., 1955-05-30

ONE BLOCK TO BUS
This two-bedroom brick rambler is
OMIT one block to bus and shopping
fireplace in living room: price.
SIP 500
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Evening star., 1955-05-30
RAMBLERS-CAPE GODS
$14,250-$15,600
CT BARGAINS

5005 o ST. HILLSIDE, MD.
2 bedrooms living room, dining room,
kitchen; full basement; Ss,950. $3.50
down.
107 BALLARD DR.. CLINTON. MD.
equipped kitchen: ia-acre lot; fruit
trees. Priced at Sl3.750. Subject
to GI appraisal. Ewes, LO. T-20fn.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. S-9SOO
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-Se.

ALABAMA AVE. tWhite)-A real op.
portunity to have home and in.
vestment--and al price asked. Liv.
IN and fiX-it-up Then sell at q
profit In Consress Hgts, Beautiful
outlook Call for appt. to see. Mr.
OHaZZa, TE 6-2430 MARSHALL
j, WAPLE CO, 1924 14th St NV.
AID. 4-2005.
ANACosTIA. 1900 block 8 st Sc
Semidetached modern brick home;
recreation room; possession. Owner
anxious to sell. WALTER NJ BAU-
MAN Agent 1877 X st. NV. MA
S-6229, EN- 2-S475. Al
CAPITOL HlLL--Just completedl Q
unit bids. for home and income
or. the smart investor. Priced
under market Absolutely no cor
neTs. cut IN renodeling BY reliable
builder and decorator. OWNER
CO. $4,000 II
Evening star., 1955-05-30
3 BEDRMS.
RAMBLER

Here is a beautiful home tor a dis.
eliminating buyer. "a apprAised a
S19,a50 with over nall acre
wooded lot, 81 ,000 IoRn to eligible
veteran purchaser. Can also bt
handled non-VA with $4,000. Open
miles to Skv1inc Drive. left to 1901
Skyline Drive. JOHN H. McALLIS-
TER. ApPnt 10 S-ht;EI 20
Evening star., 1955-05-30

AU~O n 5bs NV WE o-1OSd
80
COLORED-MONRO NEAR 2tth ST
N.E.-Beaut. det., modern and taste
rm. with firepl., and len; nice yard.
Mr. Dve, LA 6-2575. o. call v. 2.
JOHNSTON, HU. 3-4h14: ewes. DE
@-5h30. 30
COLORED-GI OR CONVENTIONAL
5G57 9Th PL. N.E.-Choice corner
brick Anchor fence. finished base
ment ; rms. and bath Near
schools bus, shopping. Only 81 500
with SO cash. Call MR.. PENLAND. +.
IA H-1uSI
Evening star., 1955-05-30
FISHERMAN'S PARADISE

MUST SELL THIS WEEK
4-hedrm. lovely remodeled house on
, acres with i5-scre fish pond that
Heavily stocked. fish TO your heart 6
content You will love it. Near
Damascus Price reduced for quick
sale. $500 down. PASTOR g.
McGREW. Brokers, Poplar 2-944S.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

BURTONSVILLE - Charming Cape
with beautiful trees. Lgc. liv. rm..
fireplace. din. rm.,. lge. kit. . bed
rms and bath; side porch. expand
able attic, fioored and insulated;
full bsmt.. oil h.-ah. Sl3.750.
Call for appt; between | and 4 sun:
or Mon. SP. 4-6542. DALEY
REAL ESTATE CO.. AP. 7-i443
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

NEAR BUSLINE-An-bric :3-bedrm
Colonial home with screened porch
level lot. GI financing. $4,000
4. J.; KEssINoER q co. Ju
500 BRADLEY BLvD.-ReduceC
$1,000 for quick sale. Brick am.
bier comprising s bedrms., , baths
full daylight bsmt.. lge. hv. rm
din. rm.. dream kit, det. garage
on u acre fenced lot Buy of tn,
year. Open MOI. 10 til dark. Cal
EN-. 2-7S00 til o pm.
ASYTB ING YOU WANT IN
HOUSE-You name it. / have 1t
any loc., typ, or price: new or old
REED REAL ESTATE, EN-. 2-27S6
NEED LARGE ROOMS? Go through
this centrally located Sill. Spg. home
q gei.erous rooms and bath. opeT
front porch. :, ineloSed porches II
rear corner lot with ?-car garage
tust a few steps into town: ask IS
$40. 800. RIPLEY Il ROMER. JU
3 GIL anytime
Evening star., 1955-05-30
COLORED
Mr.. 4th AND r. /. AVE. NE
DAISY C. LEWIS

CoLoRED-REDUCED
GI-$8, ,500-NON-GI
Mimi. ave. and Ames. st.-Modern
brick home; excellent condition;
compare this nome today. H T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2l37. Ii. 4-7265.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

2620-26a2 CONN. AVE. columbis
Park--Modern, det,: . rms, bath
heat Price. $3.50. $500 cash. Act
today to secure these bargains. Cal
bSp1R an
Evening star., 1955-05-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPH1 - Adorable 3-bedrm. ram
girls nigh school; S12,S5O. $500
down HUGH 7, PECK, HE. 4-64 90
ADELfHl. white brick Cape Cod; fire.
place. 3 bedrooms, l additional bed
attic fan; basement: washing ma
chine; equipped kitchen -dinette: "a
acre wooded lot in rear; ranch fence.
Cow. to Nd. Univ, Fl. Meade and
MOL Priced $15,5o0. will go GI
Call HE 4-6S92. 80
ANDREWS FIELD NOT FAR AWAY
Only 3 left: new 42-ft. ranch style
brick rambler: 3 twin-siSed bedrms
eaup@en eg ae Fm a dsSsh iss kt %fh essi
bSmt; ls:acre lot, Gi approved
more to non-yets. PRINCE GEORGES
PRGPER les, AP. 7-.774 80
BELLEMEAD-Rrick bunealow: living
sa9,ns sm Wth E o'6edf WnaSxi sxOsn ste steR
full bsmt. with rec. rm lge. corner
lot; S13,950. GI terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP =
CARMoDY HILLS, corner 74th 'a snc
CHEVERLY HoMEwIn lovely seciud-
ed setting. almost new: 3 lge:. bed
rms. din. rm.. pict. wind. flrepl.,
lge, mod. kit, For appt. call AP;, &
CHEVERLY. by owner Beautiful g.
bedrm. home. omplete with built
in barbecue olt; sun par)or and recr
room. Gl appraised at S26,250
without appliances. Will take S26,-
$50 incl. all appliances. 1921
Lake ave-, Cheverly. Md. WA
sill 800 COLONIAL. ashes. shingle;
equip. kit. din. rm., hv. rm.: 2nd
A.. > twin-siZe bedrmS.: reas. down
GE Rgm' 4-s5s6 ssS1He te o pm1i mo- AP 5of Ise GyS
w. w LEWIS.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
INVITING

1929 Highwood DR.. r.-Det. brick: 9
rs: yrs. old: . fireplaces. ,
porches: overlooks Capitol, cow
to everything; reas. price: good
terms.
T. D. BURGESS
10, $4,000 Ewes, LU. I-g5f5
Evening star., 1955-05-30

STVlLLE-BRICk GAZE COD
1871 HUMPHREY DIR.
,SO0--S590 On. Gl-S63 Mo.
4 bedrms, lovely shaded yd.. fish
pond. ideal for kiddies. P. v. Dunn.
Ii. 1-3S0s. cox & CO, 10. S-5S37
OPEN SUN. AND MON, i TO DARK
3 new 4-bedrm. Cape Cod brick
rec rm.. ia baths; sis. $50: should
go GI Out BladensburR rd. to Col:
mar Manor. right on 39th st. 3
blocks TO open sign. MR.. PUFFEN-
BERGER, LU. 4-7o60 or OF, A.
1SSl. go
Evening star., 1955-05-30

BETHEsDA's BEST. only S24 .950-
owner wants immediate sale anC
Rambler: huge living and dinint
room combination: de luxe kitchen
dishwasher. disposal: 3 large bed.
rooms q of master sizel. > full
baths: full basement attached |.
car garage. Call WO. 6-64S6 Of
DI 7-6S30
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

BR0oKDALE-Beautifu section, the
most charming exclusive spot in
close-in Md. This all-brick. 4-bed-
rm, 2la-bath home has center hall.
lge. Iiv. rm.. din. rm., den. powder
rm., kit. scr. porch and buiit-in
sarase, full bsmt, paneled rec. rm ;
slate. roof; lovely corner lot with
priceless paintings. Only S36,75O.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
Evening star., 1955-05-30

ANNASDALE AREA-3 bedrms.. 9
baths. hrk. rancher; I'm. hsmt.; over
y acre, circ. corner; all desirablo
utils.; SiS.950. BY OWNER. JE. =.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

OPEN TO 6. s14, $50; 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod on ige lot. close to
schools, bus and shopping; newly
higher priced. GI contract accepted.
Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to Gran
vile DIR topp. entr. to Indian
Spring Country Club. left to sol
and open sign.
JU. 5-6Ol0 JU. s-s755
IN
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HYATTSVILLE

New 3-larGe-bedroom masonry brI1k
rambler: extra-larEe lot with rich
garden space; near stores and
transp.; Sl3.150. monthly terms.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
wooDSI0E pApR

WOODSIDE PARK - A
beautiful Custom -brtlt home
on a !ge lot directly adjoin-
ing Woodsidc Park. Spacious
center-eT trance hall. lRe. liv.
I'm and dining area big
enou2i, u separate, If desired.
Mahogany paGeled library, 3
twtn-si4et b. drTns. and 2
batl,S. Tie larse kitchen has
a beautifully designed built-in
breakfast set. A lower level
has rec. rm., a screened DC ch.
bedrm bath. kitchen &c Iip-
mt.it and ldry End heating
rooms lear gars ge Stair
wav to 3rd f. IN bet er- than
new-house cond Wall-to-wall
carpeting and reparies If &C.
sired Please call INEZ CUSH-
ARD. Realtor. EN-. 2-4232.
or OIL. 2-5S67.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.

RIGGS PARK - Full bath on frs
floor: S14950 or hest offer. Sacrtr
fee OF almost-new brick with 8 bed.
rms and = baths Recreation rm ir
bsmt, Call Mr. Clark. RA. 3-90l1
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. Realtor
l4424 l4th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
RIGGS PARK - 3-hedroom semldet
orick. tile bsmt. with IA bath. con-
crete porch storm windows. Sl3.550
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Open House Mr.. Rockville

SUNDAY. MONDAY. 1 To4
Esw ss us t. finished batS dtv vstsL ssdrmS n5d a
on ha-acre shaded lot. Only 1890
down, quick possession. Dir Out
to Rockville. turn right at Dur
wood to Redlands. turn left. out "a
mile to open house. Contact Mrs,
Ennis, PASTOR & McGREW
Brokers. Poplar 2-944S. 80
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Young DavY Crocketts

Young Davy Crocketts
Will love romping in the WIDE OPEN
SPACES around this large country
home. Side porch off liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. dining room with
space for guests. Modern kitchen
and f1rst floor powder rm,. 3 twin
size DedrmS. and l nursery on md.
Full bsmt. Bring your little pioneers
and let them explore while you IN
spect. S1S.50Q, easy terms too.
CALL WOODMOOR AGENCY INC.
JU, 9-5555 till pm. for appt. to
see. Realtors.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
S23, 750. Excellent area near NH
and Just = blocks to express bus
Red brick with 3 fine bedrms.
IA baths, liv. rm. 12x20. din
area l3x13. beautiful kit. with
dishwasher and disposal; lge. at.
tached garage; partial bsmt. witt
outside exit. W. B. WRIGHT. EN-
3-5600 It'll Q pm.
WOODS-1st offering o.
this brick Dutch Colonial on "a acre
in charming woodland setting neal
Landon School, 3 bedrooms and
baths on md floor. Bedroom anc
bath on lst foor Garage and real
screened porch. An excellent value
at S31 500 Call OIL 6-6S76 fol
your appt, or DI. 7-6S30.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co,
Evening star., 1955-05-30
OFF PA. AND ALABAMA

GROOM sEMIDEI AcHED Brick
CT or non-GI these are wonderful
all-brick homes with rec. rm and
"a bath in full bsmt. with outside
entr Beaut. deep Handicapped ano
fenced level lot Concrete front
porch. Very conven. to transp
shopping and schools. Best Sc
location. Call Mrs. Cox. LU 2-S136
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1955-05-30
COCA-COLA

bsmts. in Seat Pleasant. Nd, conv. Cow
to new Coca Cola plant. VA ap-
praised. S13. 800. All utils. Nothing
To reach: Out Central ave Route
2l4) to Addison rd. left to D St.
right to list. left to homes. JOHN
H McALLISTER, AGENT, 10. s-5SNO