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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Ed SULLVA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
My Secretary, Africa, Speaks

perating from auto accident. ). i.
Spencer Tracy begins MGM's
Jeremy Rodock," June Is.
Florence Henderson Of PIMA
Slezak musical, and Karl Bern
STEMS son, Ira, serious. Led
by. Bill Hayes 10000 record
sales. five "Davy Crockett" plat
tiers have exceeded 100000. .
Cole Porter planes back from his
three-month European vacation
June z.
4 X X
Talked to Richard Aldrich in
Washington. He expects to fly to
Madrid on the 18th to begin his
assignment as deputy director of
the United States aid mission to
Spain. Alfred Lunt lost his
mother. Your London opera
tors report the young Duke of
Kent prefers Margaret Wake
field. The Bob CIV Guide)
Stalls expect a December Stork.
:. Viking Press confirmed that
De Gaulle's memoirs, 1.-THE Call
to Arms" have been postponed
until October. Ethel Smith
plays those organ solos for Carter
Watson. Despite peSSimiSm,
See SULLIVAN, Page Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

Dear Boss - Robert Merrill
phoned. more excited than when
he made his Met debut, to tell
you they named the son David
Robert. Checked with State
Controller Levitt's Office in Al
bany. His son, Arthur, jr., will
marry Marilyn Blauner on June
IL. Wire from Milton Berle
on the Coast. He'll be back Sum-
day for the unwilling of his
mothers memorial and wife
Ruth's entry into Doctors Hos
pital for minor surgery. Lon
don fight promoter Jack Solo,
mons says the Marciano-Cockell
fight should have been stopped
a round earlier. But Cockell
told all of us, before the fight,
that we were not to throw in the
towel. even if he were covered
with blood. He said that if he
lost. Marciano would have to
club him unconscious"
\ y
blouse of Flowers" a 5000, 900
shipwreck. Cardinal Spell
man will officiate at the wedding
Of his niece, Marie, to Philip
Gallagher in Boston. The
Frank Stranahans called the
little champ Frank jr. Meas
Sonny Werblin, at lunch, re-
vealed that Pepsi Cola prexy AL
Steele and Joan Crawford start
their European honeymoon next
Thursday. Don Lopez recu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

hood. Oedipus takes a holiday"
Jack L. Warner, on the pro-
jected Warner Bros. screen biog-
raphy of DR.. Albert Einsteip:
Albert Einstein's life story is
one of the great dramas of all
time and Warner Bros. considers
it public responsibility to bring
it to the screen"
Basil Rathbone, on the trends
of the times: Mickey Spillane
killed Sherlock Holmes. His &C
complete was the people of
today, the tempo of today, which
greatly prefers violence and
bloodshed in its mysteries to the
art of conversation, to descrip-
tive passages and carefully de-
vised deduction 1t seems al
most as if the age of charm, Of
delicate humor and drawing
room conversation is gone for
good. I greatly doubt whether
some of our immortals of the
stage could even find employ
ment today. I should have
known better than to take my
production of Sherlock Holmes
to Broadway. During our try-out
period in Boston, the house was
never more than half full. I
wondered why. I got to studying
the audience from the wings.
And then it hit me. Not one per-
son in the house was under As.
You can't do business with
audiences who are As and over"
x X x
CONVERT - Italy's turbulent
Anna Magnani, who refused to
go to Hollywood for a long time
in fear that she wouldn't be al
lowed to do the sort of pictures
she feels best about, finally was
won over. The trick was turned
by the preview response to Ten
nessee Williams 1.-THE Rose
Tattoo" Enthusiastic is what
the response was and Miss
Magnani had advised Producer
Hal Wallis that she is to re-
turn to Hollywood for other
films. She's been offered two
scripts that she likes and Will
liams is writing another express
ly for her. She also, advised
Mr.. Wallis, would be happy to
do a picture for him and Director
Daniel Mann, eff you find some
thing I can do"
Williams, incidentally. wrote
"The Rose Tattoo" with Miss
Magnani in mind. She couldn't
play it on Broadway, however,
because her command of English
was too limited at the time. It
probably is the only thing Of
which her command ever was
limited.
Notwithstanding to the
historian. Herodotus, the serv-
ices of 100000 slaves were re-
quired to build the Great Pyra-
mid for the Pharaoh Cheops. It
recently took another 100000
DIETER paid, too) to perform the
same construction task in Egypt
for the CinemaScope, Warner
Color film. THE Land of the
Pharaohs." What took Cheops'
boys 80 years was shot by the
cameras, however, in a mere so
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Arena The Mousetrap";,
dark, resumes tomorrow.
Screen
Ambassador - Tight Spot.
los, $40, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol strategic Air Com
mand"; i am, 1855, 2:55, Sis
1880 and $50 pm.
Colony-"Mlle. Gobette";; 6:45
$40 and 9::55 pm.
Columbia - Blackboard Jun
gle";; 1925 am, f:3O, 3:35, $40
7:50 and 9:55 pm.
DupOnt-"Innocents in Paris;
II am, los, 3:15, $50, 1880
and $40 pm.
Keith's Run for Cover;
1870 am, 2:10, 4:45, 1920 and
9:55 pm.
Macarthur doctor in the
House; $40 and $50 pm
sneak preVleW, S:l5 pm.
Metropolitan Tight Spot;
11:15 am. 100, $3.50, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
Ontario "Hell's Island; /,
2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Palace-"The Prodigal";; 11:4O
am, 2:10, 4:45, tbs and $50
pm.
Playhouse 1.-THE Glass Slip
per-; II am, 1910, 2:30. 4:20,
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Plaza Companions of the
Night: 1915, 2:10, 4, $50, 1850
and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux 1.-THE Country
Girl; 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

front of the house on some fu-
ture night to prepare for the
morrow's opening of 1.-THE Ten
Commandments" Cecil B. De-
Mile is no man to settle for a
mere handful of stars as an "all-
star cast" for, the most gigantic
film he ever made. Some where
on that marquee the manager is
going to have to find room for
the legend:
Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten
Conn a n d m e n IS Starring
Charlton Heston. Anne Baxter,
Yul Brynner, Edward G. Robin
son, Yvonne De Carlo, Debra
Paget. John Derek. Nina Foch,
Judith Anderson. Sir Cedric
Hardwicke. Vincent Price and
Martha Scott"
On a somewhat lesser scale
the same problem will face thea
tiers playing the Warner Bros.
screen adaptation of "Mr. Rob-
erts." Listed as stars in this one
are Henry Fonda, James Cagney,
William Powell. Jack Lennon.
Betsy Palmer, Ward Bond and
Phil Carey. Seven is hardly more
than half of Mr.. DeMille's dozen,
but still problem when the
seven are stars with contracts
guaranteeing billing.
The only solution will be to
replace old-fashioned two-star
marques with electrolux signs
like those on which news bull
letins parade across the Star
Building and around the corner
up at Fourteenth and G.
X
THEY SAY Director Alfred
Hitchcock, on his version of an
"all-star cast" in THE Trouble
With Harry" coming along soon ::
mot one of them is a big-name
deadhead-an actor with a CLAM
orous name who can't act worth
a row of beans. In my book, a
star means man or woman who
is a first-rate actor, whether his
name is big box-off1ce or not. "
Non-deadheads to whom Mr.. H.
refers are Edmund Gwenn, John
Forsythe, Shirley MacLaine, Mil
dred Natwick, Mildred Dunnock,
Royal Dano and Philip Truck.
Rudy Vallee. to the APPS Bob
Thomas on the possibility Of
Vallee playing himself in a
movie biography: "Of course,
my wife wants me to play the
role. That isn't as ridiculous
as it seems. I recently made
Gentlemen Marry Brunettes' in
Europe and I played myself as
I am now and also at % years
of age. Quite convincing, too.
But I would prefer an actor who
is a big name at the box office,
say a Tony Curtis. Since I
would be sharing in the profits.
I would rather have a star who
would bring more millions in"
Dean Martin, in pointing out
that the Martin-Jerry Lewis
comedy Artists and Models"
does not poke fun at all comic
books: Just those that might
warp children's minds like
Jerry's."
X \
THEY ALSO SAY - James
Stewart, who, after 20 years as
a film star. makes nothing but
hits and money. on his formula
for success: Il try to make
movies that don't deal with neu-
rotics. l steer clear of psychia-
, trists. In my movies most Of the
\ time nobody's mad at the sys-
TEN. Nobody's mad at poor
Mother for something she did OF
| didn't do to them in cary child
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Jobs Available
For Form Hands

With temperatures returning to
normal, the spring lettuce harvest
is accelerating rapidly, according
% John R. Foley, manager, Phoe-
ak Farm Office, Arizona State
Employment Service. Individuals
seeking mcloyment, who are able
and willing to work in farm labor
at stoop labor tasks every day a
full shift, are urged to report to
The office, located at 80 East Madi-
son Street in Phoenix for referral
TO the fields. Those workers in the
Glendale area may report to the
Arizona State Employment Service
Farm Office at 1O1 South Third
Avenue in Glendale. Tasks involved
n lettuce include cutting and trim
-ng, packing, lidding, and loading
the cartons. No experience is neces-
sary, If the worker is willing to
learn. Workers must be available
every day, as lettuce and other
crops are of a perishable nature.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
8 phoenitians To
Attend BaIla'i
Nat'I Convention

WILMETTE, Ill.-The 47th an
nual Baha'i National Convention
will be held at the Baha'i House
of Worship in Wilmette April % to
May /. Several hundred delegates
from the entire United States, Alas
ka and Hawaii will gather to re-
view progress in the second year
|of the Bahai Ten Year Spiritual
Crusade, and to discuss the tasks
ahead. Attending as Arizona dele
gates are Francis Johnson, 1901 w.
Solano Drive, John Eichenauer,
2605 E. Culver and Mrs. Robert
Phillips, 736 Encanto Drive, S. E,
all of Phoenix.
Reports on the worldwide spread
OF the Bahai Faith to more than
239 countries and territories will
come from Shoghi Effendi, Guar
dian of the Faith, at the Baha'i
World Center in Haifa. Other topics
will include national, inter-racial
and intercontinental teaching, and
service to the youth and the Amer
ican Indians. On Friday, April %,
delegates will elect a new National
Baha'i Assembly, the nine-member
administrative body for the United
States.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
TOP HATTERS PLAN
OUTING

Mrs. Melba Galloway was hostess
to the Top Hatters Wednesday
night at the home on West Sonora.
The efficient president Erma Will
liams presided over the meeting.
The business session was mainly on
the fishing expedition planned for
their spouses and escorts. Cards of
coincidence and birthday cards were
sent to members and friends of the
group.
Various games and chatter were
the diversions.
Melba served a delicious ham din
ner and all of the trimmings.
A correction of last week is as
follows: Mrs. Melba Calloway's
mother is i'll in Bakersfield, Calf,
and not Melba.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
VOGUE'rTES

The VOguettes met at the home
of Mrs. Emma Jean McBroon on
E. Adams st. With the capable
president. Mae Mccarthy, in the
chair, business discussions got un-
derway. The main feature on the
agenda was planning future affairs
for the group. Each week members
are asked to bring in new ideas to
enliven the weekly meetings. The
first idea brought in. by Mrs.
Nettie Warner was a white ele-
phant sale among the members at
the next meeting. This should
prove to be a lot of fun. Emma
Jean served fried chicken, potato
salad and everything for a COM
plete dinner, and, of course, spark
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Californian Visits
Relatives Here

Mrs. Rebecca Benson of Los An
geles, Calf, visited relatives here
this week, among whom were Mrs.
Victoria Maxwell OF 1888 w. Pine,
Mrs. Ruby Wesson, 12S S. Sth ST.,
and Mrs. Robbie Benson of 435 w.
Sherman.
Mrs. Benson has enjoyed the at
mosphere of Phoenix many times
and she says the thing that is ire
Sistible is the aroma from the cit
rus groves which floods the city in
the early evenings.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday PM - Phone Al 3-3o82
Arizornns Recite Vows

Miss Gladys Lee of Winslow,
Ariz. became the bride of Willie
Everson of Phoenix in nUptialS on
April 2, at the Women's Club in
Winslow. Rev. S. j. Johnson was
the officiant.
A reception at the Women's Club
followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee of Wins,
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ever
son Sr. of 1923 w. Sonora are par
ents of the couple.
The bride wore a green nylon
dress with pink accessories. She
carried an orchid. She was attended
by Doris Maxwell and Clarence
Blanco was the best man.
The bride was graduated from
Winslow High School last year.
The groom is a graduate of Cary
er High School where he served
as president of the Hi-Y for two
years. He was discharged from the
Navy March Is.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
DIR. PERDUE CELEBRATES
NATAL DAY

DR.. D. E. Perdue entertained a
group of friends last Thursday
night at his home on South 18th
Drive, in honor of his natal day.
The house was very beautifully
decorated throughout with cuts of
spring flowers. The dinning room
table was laid with a white linen
cloth, centered by a birthday cake
on which decorations read Happy
Birthday, Denzil," and surrounded
by ham as main dish and all Of
the delectableS Of eh appetizing
we'll planne e q dinner. Canapes,
knicknacks and assorted relishes
were placed throughout the house.
DR.. Perdue received an array of
useful gifts.
Among those present were Doc
tors Henry (Hank) Jones and John
Fits; Madames Madge oliver, Ar
veila Bledsoe, Martha Johnson, Lii
lian Fits, Rachael London, also the
Eugene Howards, Sylvester Wares,
Essie Whites, S. l.. Cars, FELTON,
Johnsons, Your truly and spouse
and several others whose named
l was unable to secure. Dancing,
games and chatter were the di-
versions. All left in the wee hours
wishing Denzil many more happy
birthdays.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
FRIDAY, APRIL %

FRIDAY, APRIL D
Termination of Omega contest
at the Ell<s' club.
SUNDAY, APRIL "a
Merry Mixers social meeting at
Cora Grimes on so 7th Ave.
TUESDAY, APRIL IS
Debonairs, Adella Galbreath on
E. Adams ST., William H. Patter-
son Lodge, No. AT, at Elks Home.
N.AA.C.P. Credit Union Meet
ing at Rice Hotel, 535 E. jefferson.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 27
Top Halter, Ollye Mae Christie
pher, on S. 3rd Ave.
THURSDAY, APRIL %
Gay Modern Matron'S formal lin
Tucson at Elks Club. Phoenix clubs
are invited.
Bingo at ElkS Club.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20
Omega Psi Phi fraternity dance
at Masonic Temple.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
VALLEY yELyETs

Lenoard c. Caldwell, president
of the Valley Velvets, entertained
at the Masonic Temple,
Sunday afternoon. After business,
Leonard presided over a cocktail
hour. The club has big plans for
the near future. Read your ARI-
SUN weekly for details.
Will Galloway will host the club
the first Sunday in May.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
GOLFERS ENTERTAINED
DURING TOURNEY

The already beautiful home Of
the Lincoln Ragsdale's was made
more lovely with cuts of spring
flowers when they entertained the
tire contingent of golfers Sunday
afternoon, Immediately after the
climax of the tournament. The ma
jority of the sportSmen journeyed
across the street to enjoy cool
sparkling cocktails and canapes and
after hard day on
the course. The diversion as usual
among golfers was the discussion
of the outcome of the game. After
spending a short time with the
hosts the out-of-town golfers jour
neyed toward the West coast, plan
ming on returning next year. A
vote of thanks is TO be given the
Ragsdale's for their hospitality.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
New Door DESIGNS
Pace Style Trends

An interesting new decorative
trend has been started in homes
built in the past three years, all
because of a big industrial battle
out west.
Most Of the nations Douglas fir
SoftWOOd doors are manufactured
in Oregon and Washington. Most
doors in the past have been So
called panel styled. But, in recent
years flush door manufacturers
stepped up their output and sales
SO that they nearly crowded the
old panel manufacturers out of
business.
Then. the fur started to fly.
Douglas fir panel door makers put
some of the nations top designers
to work, came up with some of the
few major changes in door design
in generations.
Now, from these western fac
tories are coming whole new line
of. panel doors: some with picture
mouldings, others with factory-fi-
niShed color combinations, still
others with fabric panels over the
fir, some with louvres, and a fine
new line of Dutch and restyled en-
trance doors.
This is all part of the new trend
toward more wood. both inside and
outside, in home construction. The
new, bright, freshly-styled Douglas
fir doors blend perfectly with door
jambS of the same material and
siding and exterior trim of fir,
west coast hemlock or western red
cedar.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
fabulous Dorseys'
Next On Academy

"The Fabulous Dorseys," COM
plete with brothers Tommy and
Jimmy and a galaxy of guest stars,
will be the Valley Bank Academy
Theater attraction on Monday,
April 25, at 9:30 pm, on KTAR-TV
(Channel 12). 1t is story Of the
sidewalk kid musicians who rose
to music's Hall of Fame. Paul
Whiteman and Janet Blair head
1istinuiShed cast.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Martha johnson OF, 1928
West Jefferson is Ill and confined
to bed. Her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery. Martha is a
member of the Tanner Chapel
church, Grand Canyon Temple
437,Loyal Buddies and Voguettes.
Hurry and get well Martha, we
miss your smiling face.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
CONCHO CLUB

The Concho Club met at &e
home of Mrs. Barbara Deck on
South 9th Avenue, where arrange
ments for their coming night Of
fun were made.
Next meeting will be hosted by
Mrs. Maxine Hudson, 2509 West
Madison.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
NOT'TCE!~

Anyone desiring to ride to Tucson
to attend the Vitality Girls Dance
with the Loyal Buddies are re-
quested to contact the secretary,
Mrs. Genevieye Cobbs, 1886 w.
Cocopah.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
Brother, Sister First
Visit In II Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Flemon Smith. 1929
E. Monroe ST., were hosts over the
weekend to Mr.. Lorenzo Oneal of
San Francisco, Calf, Mrs. Smiths
brother whom she had not seen
in II years.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
ling beverages.

The sick chairman reported two
sick membevrs, MeSd ameS Joe Ann
Crimes and Martha johnson. The
entire membership is praying fer
their speedy recovery.
Mrs. Blanche Jones will host the
group at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
DEBONAIRS PLAN SADIE
HAWKINS AFFAIR

The Debonairs met at the home
of Mrs. Maggie Brooks on South
9th Avenue, Tuesday night. With
the prexy Amanda Lyons in charge
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

Saturday night, the problem
child" and his spouse along with
yours truly and spouse entertained
group of golfers al the home of
the William Cobbs on w. Cocopah
with a cocktail party and turkey
dinner. The Tucson golfers were
special guests. The West coast golf
ers were entertained at cocktail
party at the Frontier Lodge~Sat-
urday night, so you can see golf
erS were all over town, and really
having ball.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

Mrs. Frances Jackson, a former
member, reunited with the girls.
All were very glad to have such
an ardent worker back in the fold.
Maggie served an appetizing
Spanish menu and an assortment
Of drinks.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
DOING THE :! TOWN
Jane Washington

a very interesting business session
was held. Plans for their annual
event, "Sadie Hawkins Day." were
considered. The Arizona Sun will
publish details.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22
LA CHARMONTE

La Charmontes will meet mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Drum, at 3 o'clock. All members
are urged to be present.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-22

Q. How can make cream whip?
"A. If the cream will not whip,
add the white of an egg to it, Have
the egg and the cream thoroughly
chilled.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

eSlesN. MILITARY RD.- bedrooms.
u baths: 81 so. viii redeeorate, IA.
2-92I1 or IA. S-5779. lis
Evening star., 1955-02-16

LANGLEY PARK. sI3.eb0 = MODE
AIi-ELscTRic srnsc, kfT' snH VIII iETAnnIsHH pisH:
WASHER. FTRIPLAcE. or 81
HUGH +. PECK m <-e4oG
tcontinued On neat psssJ
Evening star., 1955-02-16
KENSINGTON
EXTRA SPECIAL,

One Of the finest 2-bedrm. brick
rambIers in this area. Check these
features, din. rm., fully equipped
kit with Roper gas range. hsmt.
with recreation rm.: bar and out
side entrance: rear fenced yard;
patio: aluminium storm windows
throughout. House in excellent cond.,
only yrs. old. GI, S14,500 with
So down, monthly payments approx.
sos. Call LO. 5-2S0U til 3 pm.
HUGGINS d. HARRISON, INC.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIPLOMAT very anxious TO Obtain
unturnished house. 3 bedrms. and
yard. in Wesley Heights or Kent or
Mextmoreland Hills. Spring Valley
or nearby vicinity, DU. 7-I2M X
alter .. EN-. .-3S15. lie
HUH T. PECK has calls daily for
rental houses in nearby Nd, HUGH
T PECK. HE. 4-84OG.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

WHEATON COMMERCIAL
$500 So. Ft.-56-Ft. Frontage
Improved by brick bungalow; fine To-
cation for Improvement or sdapta-
BILE TO many uses as is: S2l $50.
Mr.. Fogarty. JU. 5-7024. MODERN
REALTY CO.. INC, Ju. 1880.
DELICATESSEN-G GROCERY, 1417 Oti,
pl. NV. Modern store 21'x45'. with
full basement, plus large attractive
2-bedrm. apt. above. Special deal
on fixtures,
Evening star., 1955-02-16
HOUSES uNFURNIsHrp

CoL0RED-I43e N ST. N.w.-stx
lge. rms. bath: now avail. Se6. co.
5-2e33, IA, p.6249. -i7
story and basement brick dweilins
3 bedrms., bath: list a. has iiv.
rnn., bedrm. and kitchen; full bsnt.
Available now. Asking 500 per mo,
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC, 643
Indiana ave. NV, Ma. S-n3hn
Evening star., 1955-02-16
KENSINGTON SPECIAL

RAMBLER-SIl,5o0 5 hedrms
! GI, $50 dn.. monthly payments ST6
RAMBLER - Sl2,250. 3 bedrms.
bsmt.;. wooded lot: walk to transp
and shopping,
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER-$13,,
500. ., bedrms.: corner lot; l blocl
to school; Gl. so down; s9t
BRICK CAPE 5,75O. 8 bed.
rms. dining .rni.. fireplace, bsmt.
screened porch.
SPACIOUS OLDER HoME-S1S.750
h.-w.h.: fine cond. throughout. oper
to offers.
To see these fine homes land others)
call LO. 5-2S0O till s. pm.
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
REALTORS 10615 Conn. Ave
Evening star., 1955-02-16
MASS. AVE. EXT.
WOOD ACRES

Here Is q perfectly charming 6-roon
home in one OF Washington's mosl
exclusive residential areas: consists
of nice-size. lip. rm. with fireplace
separate din. rm., side screened
porch. kitchen, 3 bedrms. and
baths. Added features are: full
bsmt. with gas &C. heat, built-in
garage. Venetian blinds and a nice
wooded lot. You will have to hurry
on this one as it should sell this
week end. Gail Mr.. Smith for ap-
oointment.
e. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
DI. 1-9057 Ewes, Lu. 4-77Ss
Evening star., 1955-02-16
BETHESDA

A beautiful 3-bedroom 3-bsth ram.
bier ON q large corner lot. with
beautiful trees, in one of the finest
sections Of Bethesda. The kitchen
is all electric and has excellent
natural wood cabinets. The full
basement has complete bath. fire-
reation room. The carport has
ample room for 2 cars and the pri-
yate porch Is OF the dining room.
Phone Mr.. Mccoy to inspect this
fine home. OIL. 4-5s12: eres.. DE.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
HOUSES FOR sALE--R.w.
WHITE HAVEN PARKWAY
NEAR GEORGETOWN

Lovely English row brick home: west
Of q, Wis ave; gs. rr..Iad lis rm;. SEP sep; din 2,
Il. 3 bedrms.. bath, Ige. screened
porch End a. Pull dry bsmt., law,
gas h.-w. heat; buiit-in garage.
Priced at sI7,5Da. Call. Mr. Dell
for appt. JU. s-l512. Exclusive with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
2 !. ~ -.H5----
1888 WoodIey Pl NV

This excellently located property /
blk. east of Conn. ave. at Calvert st
and adjacent to Shoreham ane
bsmt.; suited beautifully for room.
ing house, apis. or pvt residence:
priced for immediate sale to settle
an estate. S23.590, with excel. a.
nancing. tExelusipe). ]. HARRIS
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