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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
SERVICE FASHIONS UPSET
Virginia Beech Cheers
Navy Ruling on Shorts

their yacht. Mischief, and Mr..
and Mrs. C. c. McClain and
children, Pat and Joan. on the
Jo-Pat III.
The Mechanics have taken an
oceanfrOnt cabana at the Caya-
lier Beach and Cabana Club,
where Meyer Davis and his or
chestra are playing.
Over at the Surf Club. Johnny
Long and his band are holding
sway.
virginia Beach Jaycees are
now actively engaged in pro-
noting Betty Sue Matthews of
this seashore resort. who won
the title Of Miss Virginia Beach
and then Miss Virginia in the
State finals. Miss Matthews will
represent Virginia in the. Miss
America beauty pageant in At
lantic City.
Other ID. C. Area Arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Darling
of Chevy Chase and their chill
dren, Theresa and Joseph. are
occupying the Boxstall cottage
on the Cavalier grounds. Also
here from Chevy Chase are Capt.
and Mrs. Blinn van Mater and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Williamson;
from Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Dashiell: from Betlmsda.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Little: from
the District, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ryan; DR.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Well and DR.. and Mrs. William
n. Moses; from Alexandria. Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Saunders. and
from Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Houghton.
At the Sea Horse-Mr. and
Mrs. John j. Corson, Arlington:
Miss Katherine Cloud, WASH
Iington: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Scharf. Chevy Chase: Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
BY SALLY SLOANE
special Correspondent Of The Star

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va, Aug.
2i.-Naval personnel in the Viz
pinia Beach area accepted with
glee the announcement by Rear
Admiral A. A. Antrim. command
ing officer Of the naval supply
center that all civilian personnel,
including women. may report for
work clad in Bermuda type
shorts. Hundreds have adopted
the new type garb.
This ruling marks the first
such fashion breakdown In the
United States for the long-suf-
fering male who has sweltered at
work clad In trousers, shirt. tie
and coat in midsummer.
Admiral Antrim warned that
decorum and good taste will be
modifying factors Of the new
freedom.
This news comedies with an
nouncement that Navy men win
start wearing the new short
sleeve tieless uniform, recently
approved by naval headquarters
in Washington.
Yachting Group Arrives
And while civilian and naval
personnel are keeping cool at
work, first section of the yacht
ing hotilla of Corinthian Club
members on their annual cruise
through Chesapeake waters. ar
rived this week end at the Cava-
lier Yacht and Country Club,
delayed a week by the antics Of
Connie. The group includes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Altman,
on board the Jay Bee; Mr.. and
Mrs. Donal Holmes. skippering
the Donald Duck: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigurd johnson, at the helm OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Funcy Gulf Motel
PADRE BEACH, Tex.

PADRE BEACH, Tex.
A 24-unit motel, one Of the
farciest ever to face the Gulf Of
Mexico along the Texas coast Is
to be constructed at this resort
area on the south tip Of Padre
Island. The first units are
scheduled for October opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Perhaps the very first time you saw dashing
Dodge Custom Royal Lancer fash by, you
said to yourself, Boy, sure wisb could afford
that 0nef"
You might have thought that a car as big and
stylish and luxurious as this was very likely
priced beyond your reach.
Actually, you were right on every score except
the price.
Big it certainly is. In size. In room and COM
fort. In surging V-8 power Stylish? It's setting
the trend for the whole industry. Luxurious?
To the nth degree!
This Dodge Custom Royal Lancer takes back
seat to no carat any price, in anything. It's
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
News From Animal
Foundation

Almost two-thirds of the nations
farms now depend on hogs for part
of their income, according to fig
ures cited today by the American
Foundation for Animal Health.
In the north central states. al
most three-fOurths of the farms
raise some hogs while in Iowa the
percentage climbs to IS per cent,
according to the Foundation.
Between 10 and 12 per cent of the
national farm income comes from
the sale of swine, the study con-
tinues. More than IS million hogs
were slaughtered during 1853 max
ing an average of 81 to 40 pounds
Of pork for each person in the ma
ton. Pork also provided so per-
cent of the total meat consumed in
the country, and swine are the
greatest single outlet for farm
raised grains.
1t was also noted by the Foun-
datiOn that during the past five
years a larger percentage of hogs
was vaccinated against hog cholera
than in any previous year. In 1853.
more than SIS per cent of the total
swine production in the nation was
vaccinated, the Foundation repOrts.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
Gov. BOggs Pays
Tribute To State 4-H
Organization

Delaware's 4-H Clubs are set r.
marx their annual week from,
march to 13, it was announced
m Dover, and the organization has
received a salute from CovernOT
). Caleb Boggs on the eve of that
event. ~ u 'iia'
On Thursday, March 10. a dele
CATION will call on Governor BOgos
ana give a progress report to the
chief executive, outlining their ac-
tlVlties Of the past twelve months
The Governor in his letter of
congratulatiOn to the group said
lhat IN the adoption of your 1883
theme-lmproving Family and Com
munlty Living-yOu have chosen
one IN which the challenge will he
great, but realizing past record of
achlevements. / have confidence
you will accomplish your goal -
The chief executives full letter
addressed to all All Club members
follows: % .
am proud to salute the An
Club members of today and trust
Jhat your annual All Club WaeE
from March 5 to 13, will be the
most successful one ever held II
pleases me greatly to give encOur-
agement to the steady growth of
your organization in Delaware. and
everywhere else. Your clubs con-
stltute an outstanding body of bows
and girls aiming to attain worth
while goals in life, and as a char !
acter-building influence they are of |
uppermOst Importance. NV wish is /
tnat all boys and girls might en-
joy the privilege and benefit of
participating in All activities.
1t is a great satisfaction to
know that All Clubs are based on
each club member doing a usefuI
piece of work on the farm. or in
the home, or community under
skilled guidance and doing it the
best way known to research and
practice, also to know that your
clubs have become an outstanding
influence in developing the eultur-
a. social, and TecreatiOnaI, as well
as the practical aspects of modern
rural life.
In the adoption of your 1855
.heme, Improving Family and
community Living" you have
chosen one in which the challenge
viii be great but realizing your
past records of achievements I
AVE confidence you will accom-
'lish your goal.
You have my very best wishes
or most successful An Club
Week for 1855"
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
SAVES HIS BEER

DECATUR. III. - up - Engi-
neer Charles Patterson saw an eId-
erly man fall in front of his switch
engine in the railroad yards and
slammed on the emergency brake.
lie got to the front of the engine
IN time to see Homer Willis. 81
crawl from beneath the COW catch
er' brush of his clothes, pick up
the case of beer he was carving
when he stumbled and walk off
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 2496

The MYAF of St. Johns Methodist
Church held their evening service
Sunday. Nelson and Linden Swain
were the leaders. Guest speaker
was Ted Coffin. The Roxana trio
sang two numbers. William Henry
Prettyman of HarbesOn rendered
several saXaphone duets with Betty
VanAuken at the piano. Mr.. Ray
mond Rust and daughter, Elaine
also sang a couple of numbers.
Mrs. Sallie Truitt, Mrs. Ida
GOrdy and Mrs. Mayme DOdd at
tended the spring meeting of Dover
District WSCS that was held in
the Avenue Church. Milford on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coda Pettyiobn.
Sr., Mr.. Golda Pettyjohn, Jr.' AIR
and Mrs. Ralston Pettyiohn and
girls, Gail and Gaye, Mrs. Mary
Rust were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William TrUitt Of
near Lewes.
Mrs. Marie Wilson and Mrs.
Irene Hudson were in Milford. on
Saturday. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Roach and
children and Miss Sandra Thomas
OF Concord were guests to a duck
dinner at the home of Mr.. Noah
1rultt and Mrs. Sallie Tfuit on
Sunday. The occasion was the
birthday of Miss Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. ElWOOd Steele en-
tertained the following to a turkey
dinner on Saturday evening. Rev
and Mrs. Holiday and children Of
georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rogers
OI CharlestOWn, w. Va.
Mrs. BERTHE D. Shocklev's dinner
guests on Sunday were, Mr.. and |
ars. Johnny Tingle and children
waiter, Margaret Ann and Brucie
u MlllsbOrO. Other recent guests of
1rs. ShOckley were, Cant. Jobn
JoTman of Washington, d. C. Mr.
-nd Mrs. Lloyd DOrman and daugb-
er' Rebecca of Frankford, Mr.. and |.
drs. Walter DOrman of Upper Oar
y and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes
For your shopping convenience.
iilford stores now open both Fri
ay and Saturday evenings until
o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
BURGLARY LEAK

CHICAGO - R) A man call
ed police and said gas was leaking
in the basement of a department
store.
I'VE were foOling around the
basement and broke the pipe" the
man said.
Officers found that not only was
the gas pipe broken. but 80 suits.
35 OvercOats and $3.50 in cash had
been stolen by thieves who smash
ed the lock on a rear door.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11

About 100000 Americans die each
year from heart disease.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
CRELLIN

- , r.,
The Young LADIES SUNDAY scllooi
class met last MonaN eEeuiIlE d,
the home OF MIS-. Ndfd NNhpN' 1T
Deep creek Lake.
Mrs oscar Shafler and Mrs
Homer Shafrer spent last Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs Ed Shaiier At
Terra Alta W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs RAYMOND Christman
and Mrs FIwood Carskadon. of
Ervser " Nh visited Mrs George
C,rsk3dnn ON TUESDAY The latter
returned homo last Sunday after
beinp patient i'm the Garrett Coun-
fv Memorial hospital. Oakland. for
a week
Mr. and Mrs Corbit Hanger. of
Gaithersburg. were recent guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shaffcr
Visitors AT the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Dewitt and Mr. and
Mrs FIovd CarSkadon on Wednes-
dav were MIR and Mrs William
Gilmore and family. of Lafayette,
Ind
Rev and Mrs. Dale Bntingcr and
family of Kingsport Tenn. spent
several DAYS last week visiting the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Bittingcr.
Sandra Lewis and Wilma Car
skadon. of Keyscr ". va. spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
MIR and Mrs. Julius Littman. of
Oakland. visited Mr.. and Mrs. JAY
Bell last "Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ona Campbell and
family. Of Salem. va. spent Thurs
day night with MIR and Mrs Ste
phcn Sanders and family.
Mrs Charles Michael. Barton.
spent last week with her sister
Mrs. Stella Adams
Mrs. Darwin Fike and daughter
Sharon. Jimmie Friend and Wayne
BoWSer spent Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Stemple and family. at Stemple
Ridge. W. Va.
Mrs. Mollie Friend remains very
i'll at the home Of her son. George
Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn Brown of
Accident. were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Garrett.
Walter Ashby. Charleston. w Va.
visited relatives here over the
Weekend
Mr.. end Mrs Lewis Mersing and
family. of Valley Point. W. Va.
were Sunday visitors of Charles
Mersing and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Burton Ashby and
Clinton Ashby. Of Wavnesburg. O..
spent the weekend with relatives.
Howard Shaver. of Monarch. Pa.
spent few days last week with
Mir and Mrs. Paul Graham.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon
were Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Shaffer.
Bayard W. Va. MIR. and Mrs.
Nunzio Barbera and family. Key
ser. W Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wouing. of
CrcsaptoWn. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Sanders. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Dewitt and
family. John Dewitt and daughter.
Evelyn. were among those attend
ing the Dewitt reunion. Sunday at
SANG RIM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

Speichcr and Miss Kathryn
Speicher Other guests were Mrs
William Speicher Mr. and Mrs
Ross Speicher. Mr.. ard Mrs. Mar
vim Calls and daughter Clara Jane
The Howard SchlosSnagle fam
lily and their guests attended q
Schlossnagle reunion at the Clark
SChlOsSnagleS at HOycS, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando IIetrick
and family and Mrs c. SchmalC
attended the Schmalc reunion al
Avalon Park in Pittsburgh. August
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn MartI and
family Springyillc \. -. also at
tended The group visited Miss
Catherine Schmalc IL the Wilkins
burg hospital.
Mrs Hester Schroyer and Mrs
Freeman Grice and family, Mr.. and
Mrs George Rockwell, UniontoWn
were recent guests of Mrs. c.
Schmaie and Mr. and Mrs. Or
lando Heuick. Sunday guests were
Mr. and Mrs Paul Fike and fam
lily, of UniontoWn
Mrs. Donald Fratz is a patient
in the Oakland hospital.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Wolff and
family, of Franklin Square Long
Island, New York, are spending
several days here with Mrs. VOLTS
brother-in-laW and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Speicher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bucket. of
Coatesville, Pa. are Visiting rela-
tiveS here They were accompanied
by their aunt Miss Dora Schloss-
nagle, who had been with them
for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs William kolb and
sons, Pittsburgh. DR. and Mrs.
Ralph Rciter and family. Cumber-
land. were weekend guests Of Rev
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

the home of her son in Crellin
Funeral services will be con
Quoted on Friday morning at II
o'clock from the Nazarene church
in Oakland of which she was a
member. Rev. r. r. Brohawn will
officiate assisted by Rev Glenn
Eagle. Intcrment will be in the
Underwood cemetery near Oak
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

mer's mother spent the weekend
with Mi and Mrs Jay Bell Mrs
Gerald Munsin and sons remained
for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer were
weekend guests of relatives at St
George. w Va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

Survivors include the following
children Richard Friend Crcllin:
Mrs. Daisy Dewitt. Oakland Mrs
Maudc Cannon and G,oraa Friend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

Crcllln Arthur Friend. kineWood;
Mrs .Nlvia Johnson, Windham o.
Orcn Friend Philadelphia. w va;
Mrs Elma Grim, Warren O. Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

CAPE COD-sToNE-BRIcK. sle.50d
for this most attractive home To-
Gated in Weodside Park. Silver
Springs most popular section. Slate
roof. z rooms. den. gnraee. base
ment and Q picture book lot. Call
SHANNON n LucHs co. etI %.
KK 1880.
NO Cash 6I; north Of Silver Spring.
. blocks on Ga. ave.-3 twin-size
bedrooms. large liy. rm-. fireplace:
kitchen. diShWssner. garbage dis
posal, fenced yard. .only. $50 mo.
si4aso.' .' NJ G'tc Gordon. e Lo' Sus.siH 5.siss.
EREDERIcK W.. BERENs SALES.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
Attractive. well-construeted brick
:nd-mssonry home in seeluded
lot measures I50 frontsse by
so, living rm. with fireplace: 3
bedrms., ~ baths, kitchen. dI-
nettt full basement. open porch
opposite wooded area. S16.s50.
SEilLIPS, CANDY 4 FuILER. INC ,GS;
LANGLEY PARK AREA
De luxe brick rambler: 3 double bed
rms, Youngstown elec. kit:. lge
concrete porch, nr. Rollins Ter
race School. Army o1hcer trans
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-640C
PoToMAC-oider stueco home on
acres, needs hxinR up. priced &C.
5 50Ssa,aei{s; acres. sersimmon Tree rd. area.
Ia acres nr. Wilson lane and Riyel
I'd; LOUISE w. PECK. Broker Po
S-O4OOs =
Evening star., 1955-07-14
HOUSES FOR sAlE-k.E.

RIGGS PARK. s14,s5O. CT. $3.50
Gown--6 rms. and bath. powder
room on LIST a.: out-of-ground
basement. fenced yard. RICHARD
sTEDMAN, AID. 4-S75s, MA; g.
RfSSeGs pARK-seoo DOWN. SIS
PER MONTH to qualified veteran
May also be bought FHA or con-
ventional. Immaculate modern
bedrm. semidet brick with elaborate
rec rm. Many extras New Giant
shopping center 2 blocks. Call Mr.
Clark, RA. 3-901l. MARSHALL J
WAPLE CO., 1924 lith st. NV
AID 4-3O05
si3,650-Newly decorated. 5.yr. .-oid
6-rm. brick; porch, fenced ward
rec. rm" 30 roof fan. 81 ap'
Proved fH sih,eG ,sad op.nF sarrssqs q oi nrs
H0GGs2 CohvERTED to ) apis;
newly decor vic. 6th and =; in-
come, Sl70 mo. sale by OWNER
leaving town, DU. 7-lo00 Ext,
Evening star., 1955-07-14
LANGLEY PARK

1t will pay you to inspect this lovely
brick bungalow. Immaculate con-
dition throughout. Living room with
fireplace 2 twin-sized bedrooms
large kitchen with all electric equip
ment. Rear screened porch adjacent
tn wooded park.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1l66 WA. 1865
Evening star., 1955-07-14
LANGLEY PARK
S14 $50

Tvo-bedroom brick rambler on Q
quiet street facing park and close Il
shopping, school and bus. Huge
living room with fireplace and pic
ture window, dining area. kitchen
crete patio and porch. For detail.
call Mr.. Hunt. OIL. 6-6e0s.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222
Evening star., 1955-07-14
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
MASS. AVE. AREA
nTRNMAp pARK

Owner Is not Iesying town. and :.
not forced 70 sell. but house priced
right. Let's start with the r0oi
and come down. Slate. pull down
stairway TO attic, . seod sized bed
rms, 2 full baths. Nv. rm.. with
fireplace; fun dining rms, vali5to-
range. is-ft. den. side screened
porch. fun basemt., Law, outside
entrance, gas heat. large hot-vatef
tank. House fully air-eonditioned
shruSbed very nicely. Cal IN. e
$500. 8 til 9. FREDERICK W,
Evening star., 1955-07-14
SOMETHING NEW
EORESTVIII,E NH

This lovely new brick rambler with
attached carport; on q lot l00xl 90;
close to elementary school; pre-
sentS lovely living room with fire-
place and picture window; separate
guest-siZe dining room: 3 twin
size. bedrooms: full tile bath; ultra
modern kitchen with electric wall
oven and tabletop stove, de luxe
refrigerator plenty Of cabinets: full
rear yard A real bargain at
Sl7,950. terms available.
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN /.
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-7700
Ewes. Call 10 &-A7f2 -1h :.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
AiItl AiTItAlKOCMiRSi PARK p

SMALL APARTMENTS in
this 1O-room, 3h-bath home
on one Of the best residential
streets: especially well built
home. very flexiblv arranged.
We call 1t exceptional value
for only S1S.500. JU. 5-6111.
THREE-UNIT BRICK apt.
bldg, handy to the many
shops. ETC., at Flower and
Piney Branch. A good home
with some side income. sell
450, Owner will consider
trade III 5-6lI1.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
NO CASH-GI
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
VETERANS-WAKE UP
NO DOWN PAYMENT
PLEASE wAKR YOUR

NEIGHBOR. roo -
New brick BUNGALOWS, 2 and 8 bed.
rooms. ! and 2 baths. Look what
you get for your dollar. Fully
equipped kitchen with beauIiful
natural birch cabinets. kitchen fan,
GARBAGE Disposall. large Westing-
house refrigerator. 36-in. Weibilt
gas range, cleaning Formica wcrk
top, Venetian blinds. screens for ali
windows, large bright basement
with toilet and outside entrance.
fireplace In living room. streets
and sidewalks paid for By seilerA.
$4,000 AND $15,250
Can you beat the price or the To-
cation? Open every afternoon for
your inspection. r
DIRECTIONS: Pa. ave. sc. to
Southern ave, left on Southern
ave. 4 blocks to Ellis st.. right on
Ellis st. to Open Homes.
* :
Evening star., 1955-07-14
MARTHA KOHN co.
GIs. ATTENTION

We still have 30-year, no money
down loans available on many Of
our exclusive 2-3 bedrm. ramblers
in the Wheaton-Kensington area
From $4,000 up. Call US to SET
these excellent buys. SIGLER &
rn 10 A222Q III H-u6IO u
Evening star., 1955-07-14

GI-APPRoVED-Sl2.5 300 :.
4-yr.-old detached brick
home; c nice-siZe rms. modern.
close to everything. GI, 5 per cent
down. Good buy: only 5 Minis. from
D. C, line
rITir.H " pErY HE 4-f34n()
Evening star., 1955-07-14
ADEI,PHI. MD.

Want q nearly new. modern. split.
level home with . bedrooms ant
recreation room or 3rd bedroom
Q You can get 1t for S14,5O0 G1; III
new condition. Ask to inspect II
today.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

BETHESDA-Chevy Chase = Here'l
what we call a terrific deal fol
someone wanting q luxury rambler
with $4,000 features priced ir
the mid 30s; 3 huge bedrooms
artistic living room decorated tc
the peak of perfection. including
mirrored walls and floridian PLAN
boxes, creating an air Of opuleni
living: de luxe kitchen, dayligh,
clubroom,. sun deck. privately in.
closed garden with massive out.
door fireplace; Gear garage. Owner
will sacrifice for immediate sale
Call OIL. 6-6s76 or DI. 7-fiS3O.
ThOS. j. Fisher g. Co.
BURNT MILLS HILLS-Luxurioui
living on 3-acre site. A quality.
built Williamsburg Colonial nestieo
among many towering trees anc
Towering shrubs; 27x15 living rm
formal-size dining room, library
opening to summer porch on gar.
den level 3 bedrooms Il of master
size with fireplace, gear garage
Owner will sacrifice for immediate
sale Call TIE. 6-7420 or DI. 2.
Thos. j.. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

BETHESDA
TRIPLE CHOICE
RAMBLER
New brick: center-hall: 8 large bed
rooms, separate dining room. large
bright kitchen; huge basement;
CAPE COD
New brick. bay windows. den or 1st-
d. pedrm. with fun bath; 3 other
bedrooms and bath, completely
automatic kitchen; S26.450.
COLONIAL
Newly redecorated; 4 huge bedrooms
and 2 baths. Wonderful closets and
storage space. Center-hall plan.
23-ft. living room, large dining
room, club room; nice yard. &c.,
500. GI financing available.
ALL OPEN DAILY
These fine homes are all near each
other in close-in Bethesda. Walk
ing distance to bus, school and
Woody's store. Salesman on duty
from at 6407 Offutt rd.,
Wis ave. to Chevy Chase blvd, left
TO Ohutt. right to 6407. EN-. q
MERRYFIELD g. WOODS
Evening star., 1955-07-14

we u2Re llStcu lIltSt nUIUeS
because We believe they are
well located. in good condi-
tion and priced fairly.
SILVER SPRING
COMFORTABLE CAPE COD
with 5 rooms and bath down,
another bedroom up. full
bsmt.: corner lot: handy to
schools and Langley Park
shops. S12,950; exceptional
terms. JU. 5-6l11.
A cool LOCATION on the
edge Of the park. q rooms
and bath 1st-floor Law.
screened living porch; very
handy to heart of town. S11,-
800, GI or eonven. JU.
SMART LOOKING RAM
BIER with 3 bedrooms and
separate dining room; very
attractive grounds and q
car garage: super markets
fairly near. sl7,950. Ju.
HERE'S A RooMY HOME
with 3 bedrooms and bath.
plus 1st-floor den. recr. room
and q nice shaded yard: Just
a few blocks to Four Corners
schools and shops. S1S.750,
GI or conven. JU. 5-611l.
A SLEEPING PORCH is q
real comfort this weather;
this generous-sized home Of
o rooms size has q 1st-floor
incloSed rear porch too. 2
ter of things. Only had one
owner. S17,950. JU. 5-6111.
TOP QUALITY HOME in
"r urnt Mills" carefully de-
sIsned with 3 bedrooms, ga
b a t his. servants quarters,
roughed-ln attic for other
rooms and bath; 2-car ga
rage, Most attractive grounds
of about IN acres. Truly a
most appealing home for
S37. 500 which shows its
,nf,,a UT 211t
Evening star., 1955-07-14
mos. j.. F1Sner & co.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
ROLLINGWOOD

Four bedrms and 2 baths on 2nd a
paneled den and lavatory on lst
This spacious living rm opens to q
large secluded screened porch ano
an inviting patio for outdoor par.
ties custom brick construction
slate roof. center hall plan. recrea-
tion rm, maids rm and bath
stairs to storage attic, 2-car garage
w B WRIGHT
EN- $4,000 Til O
Evening star., 1955-07-14
WHEATON

3-BEDROOM BRICK RAM
BIER for S12.950. Tiled
bath, comb. ldry. utility room.
handy to Jr. High and shop
pins .enter. Corner location
near the bus. JU. 5-6ll1,
GAITHERSRuRG
Evening star., 1955-07-14
SPECIAI- RARGAIN

Come out today to see this beautifu
setting. A real Jewell II Is 9
shoWplaee that Is admired By all
Gracious. Douglas-fir rambler: lEe
rsse' Please drive out colesyiii,
I'd. one blk. north. Of Burnt Nil
Hills to Northwest DR.. right to I'll
Northwest DR.. See this Jewel to.
day. Price reduced from 50, 500
to S1S,950. Easy terms. Call Mr.
odum: RE- 7-5216; evenings. Lo
Evening star., 1955-07-14
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
2-ACRE ESTATE-$23, $50

2-ACRE ESTATE-S2S,95 $50
Ideal for the family that enjoys
SQUADS. and gardening. Beautiful.
3-bedrm.. brick rambler, located on
level handicapped acreage. completely
fenced. HUGE Nv. rm-s attractive
stone nrepl,, tile bath. large tiled
kitchen with breakfast bar; front
and side porehes: fun bsmt.. recre-
alton room with additional nrepL,
downtown D. c. WOoDAOOR
AGENCY. INC, JU. s-55ss 'til Q