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Evening star., 1955-07-12
MDW 7 ennis Goes
Into Second Round

The Military District Of Wash
ington tennis tournament moves
into the second round today at
Fort McNair with the top play
ers Of all teams seeing action
for the first time in both dou-
bles and singles play.
Bob Malaga Of Walter Reed
who won the Public Parks tennis
tournament two weeks ago, and
William O'Connor Of Fort Bel
voir, head the list of matches
scheduled to start at 9 am.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
OPEN COLE

in 1852, hasn't played the Five
Farms course since a pro-mem-
Der tournament in 1850. but he
had no complaints. He hit Is Of
the 10 green's in regulation fig
ures and the longest putt he
made all day was a 20-footer tc
keep from taking a 6 on the par
4 second, the only hole he was
in trouble.
Emery has been playing only
once a week. plus maybe q nine.
hole round. Although his home
course is short and on the easy
side, he said he liked this LONG
and difficult course because Il
has big green's. II like big tar.
gets" he said.
The District hasn't boasted oi
the Maryland Open champion
since Harry Griesmer edged Lew
Worsham in 1916 at Columbia
but with Emery -Bogart- -Eisingel
1-2-3. Washington has a good
chance today.
The 23-year -old Eisinger hasn't
! won anything bigger than q
member-guest, but he's beer
playing almost every day. linclud-
ing all the tournaments, and
could come through at any time
B0gart is in good position.
He is on top Of his game, and
said that playing here is so
much like playing Chevy Chase
that he feels right at home. In
addition to his runnerup role at
Hagerstown he was third at
Suburban in Baltimore in 1851.
The greatest tribute that
could be paid this course is that
most everybody Said it was play
ling easy, yet only Emery broke
par. It's 6.700 yards long and
tough. It will be a trifle easier
today because the fairways were
cut overnight, but on the other
hand the 14th, "Hell's Half
Acre." will be moved to the back
tee and will lessen birdie
chances there.
Clarence DoSer of Woodmont,
playing the course the second
time, lost his driving touch but
had everything else going and
shot II along with Rick McHale,
the former Chevy Chase as
|sistant who was two-under-par
going to the 18th. McHale, a
|good-natured, popular assistant
pro in Baltimore, was the only
man in the field who could
finish three over the last four
and come in laughing.
John ODonnell, the defending
champion: Fling, Harold Oat-
man and Dick Mullen had u
and don't count O'Donnell out
He didn't take the lead last year
until the last hole.
NOTES-EiSinger tied for low
amateur with Bobby Brownell
last year but lost the playoff. i. d,
Fling probably is the low man
for the last round of the Mary.
land Open last year and the first
round this year. He finished
with a 81 at Manor and had II
yesterday. -. Washington's Cliff
McKimmie leads for the $5C
senior prize with a 78. :. FREQ
Bolton of Manor Driving Range
pared the first eight and double
bogeyed the ninth, then took
additional double bogeys on the
18th and 18th for IT. Bogart
Bassler and Billy Gilbert play in
the outstanding threesome to-
day. Isaacs passed up the
tournament he has won three
times for the bigger money at
the $35, 1000 Milwaukee Open this
Waek
Evening star., 1955-07-12
IWynnMayHave
Key Role Today
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and he still hasn't batted across
q run. Mickey Vernon, the Sen
ators' first baseman who is in
the starting lineup. has failed
to hit in six attempts.
Mantle, appearing In his thirc
All-Star Game. also is searching
for his first run batted in. He's
the unpredictable type. too. He
has the power to hit them out OF
sight and dashed three home
runs into Griffith Stadium &
bleachers Sunday in a double
header. But at Cincinnati in
1858, with thousands in the hall
park and millions Of ltelevision
spectators wanting a peek at his
lclouting ability, Mickey bunted
A. L. No Soft Touch
So it's to the form-followine
Williams, with his .379 All-Star
batting average, that American
League fans are looking for he
roics. Among his II hits in these
affairs Ted has injected two
doubles, a triple and three home
runs, batting in 10 runs.
The emphasis is on muscle
in this exhibition and the Ma.
tional League can f1ex more i'm.
pressive biceps. but the Ameri.
can League lineup is no soft
touch. Among the starters, Har-
vey Kuenn is hitting 800, Nelson
Fox 1926. Williams 1874, Mantle
.318 and AL Kaline 1858.
Although he professed an ut
ter disdain for sentiment, Du-
rocher was swayed by sentiment
alone when he nominated Rob-
erts as his opening pitcher. His
original choice was Don New
combe. Brooklyn's 14-1 right
hander, but he switched to Rob-
erts when he was informed that
it would be Roberts fifth start,
tying him with Lefty Gomez for
the All-Star record.
Lopez High ON Pierce
Lopez, too, exercised the last
minute switch privilege when he
decided to open up with Pierce
II know that Pierce's record
(5-6 does not look good on
paper Lopez said, ''but it's mis-
leading. Three of his defeats
were by 10 scores, two by Cleve-
land. We beat him by that score
last Friday. but he looked great
lin defeat"
Durocher said he planned to
follow Roberts with Newcombe
and highlander Sam Jones of
the Cubs. Leo explained the
choice Of Jones this way:
First Of ALL" he said, IT think
Jones is a real good pitcher.
think he can be a problem to the
American Leaguers because of his
sharp curve and strange motion.
1--WE got to come in with a
|righthander in the late innings
because their alternates are pre-
dominately righthanded hitters.
Gene Conley of the Braves is
my only other Highlander and
he pitched nine innings Sunday.
Jones hasn't pitched since
Thursday"
Leo's desire for victory is
stimulated by the fact that he
wants to improve his record as
an All-Star manager. He lost
81 in 1912, lost again So in
1948 and won So in 1852. Lopez,
on the other hand, is a rookie
as an All-Star pilot.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
Cuqe Coach Named

NORTHFIELD, VT, July IL
I(P.-Arthur j. Fitzgerald Of
Ridgefield Park. N. H., a foot
ball-basketball-b baseball star at
Yale in the late 1940s, has been
appointed head basketball coach
lat Norwich University.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
A Week of Meetings
With Pictures

A series of specially prepared
sound-color slides has arrived and
is. to be shown this week at the
Nome Gospel Home at 700 pm.
The four film stories take in
the whole life of Joseph from the
Book of Genesis; and they show
how his life foreshadowed the
coming of Christ.
The sound-color slides are to be
shown in series from Monday
through Thursday. At the meet
ings on Friday and Saturday
there will be Billy Graham tele-
vision films featured in recent
international telecasts.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Wind Ensemble Concert
To Be Held Here May 13
Will Be Rare Treat

Music lovers are looking for
ward to an unusual experience
Of hearing an ensemble playing
music rarely heard in concert.
On May 13, under the sponsor
ship Of the Rotary Club, the wind
ensemble Of the San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra wilF play a
concert in Nome. What makes
this concert unusual is that wind
virtuosos connected with major
symphonic orchestras rarely 60
on tour alone, without the rest
Of the orchestra.
The tour north of the San Fran
cisco Ensemble is due entirely to
the cooperative spirit of the
artists in this particular group.
The San Francisco News says
this about the group:
mo group within the city con-
tributed so much to the
joyous satisfaction Of Sophisticat-
ed listeners as does the Wind En-
semble of the San Francisco
Symphony. Their programs are
delightfully."- refreshing and slim
ulating"
This is a wonderful opportun-
ity for Nome school children to
hear the wind instruments play
ed by artists. This is particularly
true now since many of the stu
dents are members of the school
band, which is fast becoming one
of the most popular activities al
school.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Alaska Airlines Announce
Flight Schedule Changes

Alaska Airlines local office
announces the following changes
in schedule effective May LIST:
A Sunday DC-3 passenger
flight has been added between
Anchorage and Nome. This new
flight will give daily passenger
service over this route except for
Thursday, which will continue
to be freight haul only.
Route AAM- $50, mail, passen-
ger and freight, will be changed
to give twice-weekly service on
Tuesday and Saturday, to Wales,
Tin City and Lost River, with
Shishmaref being served on
Thursday. Teller service will re-
main the same on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
PIANO STUDENTS
GIVE RECITAL

The piano students of Mildred
HARDWOOD were presented in re-
cital Saturday afternoon at the
home of their teacher.
Those taking part were: Gladys
Cannon, Cherie Calvin, Susanna
.Fagerstrom, Edna johnson, Rod
ney Boucher and Elm WaltersOn.
Also on the program were
Mary Jeanne Boucher on the
tenor saxophone and Rodney
Boucher on the soprano saxo-
phone, playing duet and solos.
"A solo was also played by Cherie
Calvin and Edna johnson.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the stu
dents and guests.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
DEMONSTRATIONS TO BE
HELD AT HARDWARE STORE

The Nome Hardware Store has
been appointed agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. for
Nome and vicinity
A demonstration will arrive on
Wednesday to explain the many
new features of Singer Sewing
Machines. All kinds Of new dec
orative stitches, controlled by the
"Zig-Zag Dial" as well as sewing
on buttons, darning, cording, APP
plique, lace insertion and patch
ing will be shown, as well as
other new features and different
type of machines.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
HOME ARTS CLUB HONORS
MRS. SNYDER TUESDAY

Tomorrow evening the Home
Arts Club will honor the Nome
Mother Of the Year, Mrs. Anna
Snyder, at their regular month
ly meeting, being held at the
home of Mrs. Reeves Ravens.
An interesting program has
been planned appropriate for the
mother theme, by program chair
man, Mrs. VIM. Barber and her
committee.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving Friday were: Russell
Hermann, Elmer Straub, Helen
Russell, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Cannon, Dewey Good
rich, Mrs. Bill Doyle and three
children, Miss Leroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Bohrer, A. Pushruk,
and Messrs Siner, Kipp, McKah-
ME, and Steve Houghton.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Joe Firenze and Tom Jensen.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Commissioners of Taxation Here

Karl Dewey, Commissioner of
Taxation and former Nome resi-
dent, arrived from Juneau head
quarters on a tour Of divisional
agencies to confer with the local
agent on the changes in the tax
laws as made by the 22nd legis-
lature.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy with little change
in temperature and cloudy with
occasional rain showers tonight
and Tuesday Light variable
winds. Low temperature expect
ed tonight "a, high tomorrow 80.
The weather at Nenana at 1880
this morning was 43 and partly
cloudy.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
WIEN AIRLTNES

From Kotzebue: Helen Jones,
F. Seigwart, Louis Hadley.
From Fairbanks: r. DOhrman,
r. Hoitt.
To Kotzebue: Capt. Ruth Shaw,
Mary Hanscombe, Jack Witchels.
To Fairbanks: o. Powell.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
ARCTIC CLUB TO SPONSOR
ROLLER SKATING AGAIN

The Arctic Club has announced
that it will sponsor roller skating
again this summer at the Nome
School gymnasium for children
of all ages and adults.
This will be the third season
that the Arctic Club has spon-
sored this civic project which is
held two evenings a week for
those who enjoy roller skating.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02

Mr. and Mrs. Herman UNI
berger are the parents Of a
daughter born yesterday at the
hospital and weighing 7 pounds
13 ounces. The father IS with the
CAA station at Galena.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Ethel Harris Dies In Seattle

Word has been received that
Mrs. Ethel Harris, wife Of Rusty
Harris of the ACS, died suddenly
in Seattle Saturday night. The
funeral will be held Tuesday at
the Booth Ashmore Mortuary in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris formerly
were stationed at Kotzebue with
the ACS.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Sgt. j. Potter,
Ale Herman Bum, Arden Allen,
l.. d. Miller, Richard Amt, c..
Wondergem.
To Anchorage: Lit. Frank @.
Schlegel, Stubs Siner, Mel Kipp,
Alyce Miller, Sgt. Wylley, Pfc.
Bernard LaShinski.
To Unalakleet: Harold Bennett.
From Unalakleet: " MoiSsi
SON.
To Anchorage: E. M. Kanzla-
rich, Fred Chambers, w. Rose.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
35th Anniversary For Roell's

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Roell
celebrated their 35th wedding
anniversary Sunday with their
many friends at an informal
party at the Boring Sea Club.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Helen Jones, Lester
Keller, Shirley Umberger.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Mrs. Wilson Russell returned

home on PAA Friday after a
months vacation in Seattle.
While there she attended a fam
lily reunion, the first her family
has held in several years.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02

Will the donors of the following
recipes TO the Nome Cook Book
please call the Nugget office:
Cracked wheat bread. maple
walnut frosting. white cookies.
festive oatmeal cookies.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Mrs. William Doyle,

Mrs. William Doyle. wife Of
Sgt. w. Doyle Of ACS, and three
children arrived from the East
by PAA Friday and will make
their home in Nome
Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES WAITED TO RENT

AIR FORCE COL. desires unfurn.
house; 4 bedrms. or 3 bedrms. plus
ground-level dem. Arl., Alex: S140-
$175. 2-3-yr. lease; references.
Phone RE. 5-2131. -26
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes
in nearby Md. or NV. d. c.: free
appraisal; no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242.
WRITER AND FAMILY want 2 or 8
bedroom house or apt; NV. area
pref. MHsaszS; Mag; rent. s136 mo. Can
LfsT1SGs5 Ss5oS oSSEEDED-speeializinSp in
Va rentals. AL BAKER g. SON.
NC. 116 8. st. -Asaph st., Alex,
Va Phone TIE. 6-7244 or TIE. g.
1874 or XII. p-6644. 20
SILVER SPRING AREA-Houses ur-
gently needed Clients avail! Ex-
pert: mgt.i BEERS BROS. JU; s-
YOUR SStS VA. PROPERTY can be man
aged eficiently, economically and
probably by AL BAKER b SON,
INC. Phone TE. 6-7244 or N.
9-6644. --26
Evening star., 1955-06-24

NJ ST. N.W.-10I
large rms. ga baths, bsmt.. oil
heat. $3.50 month, good condi:
tion; only reliable persons need
apply, FALLIN REALTY CO., Ii.
C6IoRED s5LSgS - NEAR UNION Sra
TON, Capitol, Govt Printing
paths, PATHS "TS new gas IS range and Sink;
hot-water heat. Rent, SOS. P. J.
WALSHE INC, Ills Eye st. NV.
cofoREpMfssa sc sEfeoiia HoLBRooK ST.
N.E.-Large house with : .bedrms.,
liv, rm.. dining rm.. kitchen and
DAVIS { Ssls CO" 1879 X st. NV, Ma.
1a ST. s.W:-e
$50 per mo RE. 7-iai5. oEoRGE
BAs1LIKo, 11l3 Eye st. NV. --25
Rent and buy, mod; Oct; o-rm;;
Ssnt; ssm: tD'ssa.'' ssf las. H. les ss'fs st. ia
coLoREDE,Iacs ti Ii Is. sy C ST. s.E.-s
rooms. bath; brick: $3.50 mo. See,
COLORED-CHANNING ST. NE
Across from Rhode Island Plaza;
Det brick: nice yard. surrounded
BY beautiful homes; ) bedrms,, gas
heat; $3.50. Avail. in Aug. To see
now, call v. d, JOHNSTON. 10 to
COLORED-FLoRlDA AVE. NE.
OPP. Gallaudet College-S rooms,
oil heat: completely rehnished; /;
Sl25 Call 10 to 4 v. D. JOHN
csSEoSEbG,,PPER sToM. Hu. !TaSlS' 'N.w-s- rms.
txrla Pa :
$3.50 sss 'episaE pi%IE Real REALTY SSs Co. SA.
$3.50: ewes, AP. 7-s757.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

1 926 s ST. s.E.-Semidetaehed brk.
din. rm.. Kit. porch. 2 bedrms. and
bath: rec. rm. and nice fenced
yard. House is completely fur
home for SI4.60O, call WALTER N.
BAUMAN, 1877 K st. NV. MA.
r4 a-oIss psyfs, Hs En- isj,S S-stsS sctS ST. Sc
below present market; 3-bedrm.- :
and .bsrnt. brk., completely redec.:
very low down payment and assume
A. GI loan with approx. S6S mo.
incl. taxes. vacant, move right in.
Call IA. $4,000, any ttme. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES FURN. Cont,

DesiFable neighborhood, M: schools,
Air-eond.. dishwasher. Avail. mos
starting Aug. IS: $l9o. Also avail
EMBassY sE6IioS. 1929 FSl.Ggp
!jS,y ~ M n5 bedrns's Mass' iiv' Vsdi rm din.
Tm., kit, Ice. library. garage S255
JOHN II, MILLER, jr., Ma. S-2557.
ROCKVILLE 3-bedrm. rambler;
.ssTas tYFp; iR9sS iRg6sSa%soS Ess5S; S.sIo siSG
SG. tSP. ssss 1888 Wis. Nj sUshots2s ave. 81. 2.slss.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large, COM
pleted furnished house: spacious,
shady grounds; until sAus. 80. OIL.
BETHEsDA-7-rm. home. nr. NH;
fenced yard; garage: completely
tTfnishsd; HII.t s,7s dishWsshsTs nI sahaaTs washer
: incl. porches. co. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE bedrooms. IA
baths. near Circle; garden, pool,
ALSO. 3 bedrms.. / bath; Reno e; ;
sosS ao0 niesly fuERishsd; Hn ole leases. 40
OFF CONNECTICUT AVE.-Charm-
ing New England type 3-bedrm;.
o-bath house; living room with
fireplace. dining room. den and
Kitchen on LIST moor: nice sarden
with little pond; garage: available
now; furnished. 1928 or unfurn.
Call rental dept. j.. p. BEGG.
NC DU. 7-24sO: week ends, KE.
ARG.. A1aI.oGi Gsi.-cosy. cool. conf. furn.
2-bedrm. masonry. fully det. home:
etreamlined kit. well equip. Album
6ant closet space; fenced level rear
yard with trees. Vacant; S12b mo.
2 blks. A.B.&W. 1-fere bus. schs.,
store. IA. 2-5057. ia. 2-43l1.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-Vae.: g.
rms, Q baths (sep. din. rm.), play
room, disposal dishwasher. nr.
school: $3.50 or less for 2-s yrs.
N.W.zeS NV SGSH rms, rec. rm.. 2h baths.
l blk. transp., stores, movies: o or
9 adults. RA. 3-7291 or ia. g.
s.E.@Mod. s-bedrm. home; above
average furniture. Washer and
drier: full bsmt.. large fenced yd.:
1Sis IRvfNG 81. N.W.-3 bed
rms. 2 baths, compl. furn., new
Sat: after l pm. or Sun. AD.
18Th ih'1li AND coLuMs1A Rp, Nv NV
6-rm. brick, oil heat, full bsmt
vac; S13S.50. DIXIE REALTY
CO. MA. S-SSS0: ewes. AP. 1857:
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
FOGGY BOTTOM

811 25th ST.
Buy this before prices go up. This
section Is booming. See this 2-unit
apt. today. Priced at only S12.950
with $1,000 cash.
H. A. GILL AND SON
DE. $4,000 Ewes. EN-. 3-s496
Evening star., 1955-06-24
GLOVER PARK
3s4O Calvert Street, Northwest

3S40 Calvert Street, Northwest
Not Just another house but one that
is really unique: compactly designed
and equipped for convenient and
gracious living: $4,000 all-electrtc
de luxe kitchen.
2 rooms. baths and porch. Built
in garage; gas heat.
l block from elementary school and
supervised playground. Within walk
ing distance of Junior and Senior
"a block to DE- bus line and 2
blocks to Wisconsin avenue earline.
both direct to. downtown. Two
blocks to good shopping area and
three blocks to Calvert theater.
The finest house in the finest block
in this popular community. Air
Force oficer being transferred.
To inspect. call Mrs. Hillegeist, ST,
3-1752 evenings and Sunday EN-.
3-735S or EN-. 3-5974.
c. H. HILLEGE1ST co.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

$40 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-Avail-
able; OPP. Truesdale School; 6-rm.
row brk.; 3 bedrms.. dble gar, gas
heat; 500 per mo. RA. 3-5206. 26s
WHEATON AKEA-3.bedrm. brick
rambler; Conn, Ave. Estates. Avail.
piSdls gseho Of July: sll6 mo. oWH'
NR. GEORGIA AvE.-s-bedrm. Srk.
rambler: walk to elem. and high
schools: S105 per mo. DONALD 2.
YoUNK1N & CO., ~; 5-l26o,
AMERICAN U. PARKS bedrms..
conv. to churches, schools, shops.
1st:ooF SeE.,b powder Sses af 5 lsss. sss prsf a@
s160 mo. Avail. July 1. wo; O.
G~o> - s-bedrm. detached
brick: newly dec: s min, to Pen;
tA.o.,: = blocks to school San an and
2nd st.; so, Ss71e6. a IsS s.,s
,x sEtrs toilet; SsIa| al annr hsh sah ss5 Il mo
ARLINGTON - Brick. semidet.; 3
bedrms. Redecorated: near transp..
schools and shopping. 10 Minis; 70
Pentagon. s105 per mo. IA. s-32lS.
s-BEDRM. CAPE .coD-Liv. rm..
full basement. big shady, yard;
Sl55 2225 N. Lexington ST.. sAsrl.' Arl.'
wkaIrER k ERR; REED HOSP. - Det.. s
bedrms.. . baths. rec. rm.. good
trsnsp., shop. ctr. $3.50. RA. g.
AikaI1iINsieToN-Brick. a1Isi Colonial. nearly
porch; fenced I'd. Vacant. cogy.
GoRGEoUs COLONIAL in sa5. 1000
class in cool; sogght.after Wood
ass SUM ssg65'nHfR1 a 3vE. INV N&-s.bsd-
I'm. row house; attached sagssse.
LisfISGs' Isl Ssss' NnE1ED Sia.'s specializing in
Va. rentals. al BAKER s SON.
INC. I16 So; Ct. Asaph st.. Alsx;.
Ss; S.zs4fi Phone On Ki ra s-sss4 SI7a44 or ss gE
sic Z ST. N.E.-4-bedrm row brick:
JOHN L. SHELTON. REAIToR, 20.
langley langley PARK = . bedl6ons,
semidatcbed; near schools. shops,
transportation. SOS. OWNER. Ju.
AMGRfCAN AsigRfc. UNIVERSITY PARK.
a%.bath 2r iui Brick z; Colonial: SIS mo.
Mr.: Yount with FRANK 8. PHIL
NEW HOUsE-Sl15 mo-. 22o6 vir-
ginia ave. NV. 2 bedrms.. bath.
liv.-din. rm:. kit: Mr.. Yount with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, HILL DL 7-1a4l1;
.SsSpEhE, sTss; Eli s-Size SVia.as-b.drm.. -2a mod.
home; shaded lot, brk. terrace with
washer: slI0 mo. JE. S-632l. "a
GEORGETOWN bedrms.. liv. rm.
with firepi.. mod. kit, patio:
$l57 ~ 5ts6a9 20 n11s util''; rent or sa sgsIst
HUNTINGTON. vA.-2-bedrm. SEMI
SEQ. OIL. 6-S0I1. "a
CO., MD.-Lovely cottage,
quiet location, 3 bedrms.. 2 tile
baths; large liv. rm., heatilater fire-
place; oil hot-air heat. din. rm.,
stS seo me aisehen CAN iEarPPE Ea Plata rsssE ss
6104 MACARTHUR BLVD.
sIoo 1DS' psf estnshseoL na 81. osta ss4ss ssr' anil
4l;sEDRM. p HOUSE; whlsatoH lI1 on .Isa; !, q
tnrcSs ttacan';o oniy SI@S / mSi On "h sen e"s'
BEACH COTTAGE. Snug Harbor;
furn.; sleeps "A. 2.car garage; BY
Will sell. Easy terms Boat and
motor extra. Call OWNER. JU; g.
1853. --26
o103 BENALDER DR..
GLEN ECHO, MD.
New split-level home, all modern
conveniences. 3 bedrooms, living
room. dining room, porch, laundry
room, all-electric kitchen; option
CALL MRS. COATES. Ii. e-2572
Fl. BELVOIR-Captain, see this
place, 2-bedroom home with IRE.
place in liv. rm. with a lot Of
garden space: $115 mo. Large ga
rage for your car. Phone XII. g.
0644.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK, S22, ,5OO-Det. brk.
Colonial with heavy slate roof: 3
5sarWih s With rspase Sasas on seS Fs
garage; lot 4Ox192. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes, OIL.
fiEfss; UNIVERSITY PARK
We can offer you this fine rambler
with 3 bedrooms. ga baths, paneled
den, large liv. rm.. separate din.
rm., all-elec. kit. with table space
and built-in earase' For fyst fustnsr ry
iasGlnaE'0c REaITY Co. 'f En-. 'fi" s-s5ss I'll 3
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive fredericksburg French
Colonial home In Immaculate con-
dition: living room with fireplace.
family-size dining room with cor
ner cabinets, large breakfast room,
kitchen and screened porch, 3 bed:
rooms, . baths, rec. room In full
over garage; $Ss'5oO. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 til
Ell UNIV. PARK, quality
value and much sought after loca-
tion-Center hall det.. brick-and-
stone Colonial with heavy slate
LUOl. pOWueE TN. Uu Iob H.S NV.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. with din.
space: 4 twin-sized bedrms.. .
baths on 2nd a.; gracious pine
paneled rec. rm.. scr. porch, at
scsped level lot. Cali KE. 10000
III Q pm; REALTY BROKERS,
BARNABY WOODS, D.. C.-Attrae-
tive all brick Colonial, with DEN,
PR. porch, patio. DE LUXE
kitchen, breakfast space, recr. rm.,
lot. Below $4,000. For informa-
siSn; S sall 81 LEqgM 4 aooa oGERRER RI; 3
BuRLEITH-Lovely. s-bedrm.. row
brick, In the GeorRetown area
Owners are leaving and open to
reas. offer. Many up-to-date i'm
provements have been made. MR.,
BENNETT, Ma. s-6341; ewes. FE
CATHEDRAL AVE, block from Conn,
facing park-6-bedrm. house; 2 full
baths, large liv. rm., separate din
rm., modern kit, large closets: full
bsmt. with tub and toilet; semidet
brick, solid construction in good
cond.: near schools, transp. and
shopping. Good sized cyclone fenced
rear yard: sle.750: direct from
OWNER. Good terms 70 responsible
purchaser. Phone. CO. 5-74S7.