davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-13

and then somewhat ragged. On
the other hand. he has q decided
dramatic fiair. and his program
was presented with . great deal
of variety and individuality.
In the air of Gluck. the COM
poser gives the notes Of the
nightingale not 70 the unpredict-
liable human voice. but to the
whistle. Mr.. Swift whistles 81
beautifully as a flute.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

ADV 10 OOlllS tilC 2iO11OAo oAA
twice. TV scribblers get blase
about these jet-styled junkets
but here's one trip a few of them
may even have suggested.
While it has the critics out
there, Of course, ABC will take
the opportunity to preview a
number of its other fall attrac-
tions, and just in case you'd
like to see what they've lined
up for the junketeers, here's a
capsule itinerary.
Friday: Luncheon at MGM
studios, tour of studios. preview
Of THE MGM Parade which
starts in the fall. Also, special
concert Of Walt Disney's music
at Hollywood Bowl.
Saturday: Tour OF Warner
Bros. Studio, lunch on the set
of "Casablanca," one of the new
Warner Bros. Presents" series
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Also, cocktail party for stars.
producers and directors Of ABC-
Tv shows. Danny Thomas.
Ozzie and Harriet, etc.
Sunday: Tour of Disneyland
Park independently of guides.
Meet at designated point to
watch "Dateline Disneyland" on
monitors at 4:30 pm, coast
time. (That'll be 7:30, EDT)
Monday: Tour of Disney
studios. Screening Of film clips
of Mickey Mouse Club" and
second 'Disneyland" series.
Tuesday: Back to, sob. Wash
ington.
I'm wondering If that. tour OF
Disneyland Park independently
of guides" is a smart idea. I'll
bet the park mikes will be blar-
ing out descriptions of missing
critics. Here's one now:
"Lost-The critic for The
Washington Euening Star.
Height. 5-7: weight, 145
pounds. Last seen pedring a
seedy jacket, a dcy-old beard,
and a gone look. Check Main
Street. the castle, and be sure
to look In the engine of the
miniature train"
I'll be reporting the above
events--if found in time-in the
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda,
Star. And If you're calling me
lucky and adding stiff" 60 right
ahead. That's all I've been get
ting at home from the wife and
son, who aren't going. They bott
look as II they were bleeding in.
ternally.
Pending Loretta Young's com.
plete recovery from surgery (lasl
June 29), a number of Hollywood
stars will pinch-hit for her or
her NBC series, which is now be.
ing filmed in preparation for it.
fall return (Aug. 2S). Rosalin6
Russell will be hostess for tn,
flrst two episodes and II Loretts
Is unable to resume, Dinah Shore
Barbara Stanwyck and possibl,
John Wayne win be seen.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
On the Run:

A mysterious postcard from
New York, signed Sam Blake,
says welcome to the New York
Historical Society which visits the
NBC-TV Dunninger show" &.
Telepathic critics is what TV
publicists need sometimes, ]
think.
Several readers pen their
Idissents from the rave notice in
this space for Wally Cox's
I"Meanest Man in the World"
One of them marian Cyr) OBJ
Iservingly points out that lit
was hard to believe it was
cold outdoors because the char
lacterS were dripping with
|perspiration most of the time"
:. I'm informed that the pro-
gram had to be staged in a non
aforementioned studio and that
the U. S. Steel series will be
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Butter skips churn

NEW YORK.-A new machine
makes butter without churning
1t turns out butter In one con.
tinuous step from cream II
wrapped pound packages at
rate of 1000 pounds an hour.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
ON The AIR
ON THE AIR
DisneyIond Beckons
Lucky Junketeers
Rx BERNIE HARRISON

To borrow line Harry Ill Crosby, call me lucky
my aplane ticket to California and invitation
the revew of Dney fantastic 160acre amuse-
ment park Los Angeles.
doubt If 1t had to ask anyone
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

Widely advertised Mutual of
Omaha" whose home office is in
the metropolis of Nebraska, has
finally made the great decision:
that is, no Negro employees. Mil
ton d. Lewis, director of indus
trial relations for the local Urban
Leage had been trying for long
time to get definite answer out
OF this company which has null
titude of colored policy holders.
A month ago he got his an
swer, which was, Mutual doan
low no culled follSses heah." most
of the company's thousand office
workers are no more than high
school graduates and there are
plenty of Negro high school land
college, alumni in Omaha.
SO now MIR. Lewis il seeking to
urge Negro policyholders the ma
ton over to write to Mutual ex-
pressing their disapproval of it's
employment color bar. These COM
plants should be addressed to
Messrs. V. ]. Skutt and G. ].
Cleary, Mutual Benefit Health
and Accident Insurance Company,
1916 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Like many other American
businesses, insurance and other
wise, this one insists on advertis-
ing for the patronage and taking
the money of Negroes while rigid
ly excluding them from white col
lar jobs. Some are shrewd enough
to keep colored protest groups off
their necks by hiring one or two
brown folk.
Then they con boast of their lib
eralism, acclaim their 'integra-
ton" policies, pitch few hundred
dollars to the NAACP, the Urban
League and the United Negro Col
lege Fund. this winning citations
from various colored bodies that
customarily honor big white
folks who have allegedly served
their people during the past year
or years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Garner, Herman Teom-Up
A. New Works
RdSin Street

New York-(ANP)-The sock
showmanship and sound musical
taste of Enroll Garner and Woody
Herman make Basin Streets cur
rent bill a sure-fire commercial
draw.
AS always, Gamers relaxed
mike manner and sensitive plan
istics register with maximum
audience impact. The Third Herd
one of Herman's best bands
plays an uninhibited, but basically
polished brand of swing. with the
leaders effortless vocal show
manship its greatest asset.
Undoubtedly, this is a talent
lineup with strong appeal for
both teenagers and older fans a
like. The spot should retain its
dual" pulling power right thru
the summer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Negro Worker. Benefit, In wase Increase

Cleveland o(ANP)Thompson Products company granted
whom Negroes.
The provides next June and another
cents June 1. 1857.
The contract contains provisions for improved
cost OF living escaaor increased night shift bonus and
improved Insurance plan
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

do this we have only to stop buy
ing the products of the lily-white
companies. Fortunately. today we
have a choice, and we should
make it, and let the world know
about it.
When you look through your
paper or magazine, listen to radio
or watch television, pause to think
how fair are those national adver-
tisers when qualified Negroes ask
for a job. Some of these adver-
tisers are located in your town.
II they are not doing right by our
folks job-wise, just drop me line
about it, and wen see II we can't
put some fire under their feet.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

So far as 1 am concerned, this
program, while astonishingly sue
cessful in its results, is strictly for
the birds.
There are thousands of business
SEES who advertise their products
locally. regionally and nationally
in all communications media,
newspapers, magazines, radio and
TV, whose coverage includes mil
lions of Negroes. They literally
cry for Negro buyers, and do not
cry in vain! They get a good share
of the Wanted SIS billion Negro
market, but we do not get much
employment from them, If any.
They have a few Negro skilled
workers and their white collar
forces are racially white.
In view of the seriousness of
this situation, I think Negroes
should seriously consider spending
only where they can work. Fol-
lowing the admonition of the late
Samuel Gompers, long AFL presi-
dent, we should reward our
friends and punish our enemies"
Any firm that solicits and takes
our money while refusing us en-
ployment commensurate with our
ability is an enemy, and should
not be coddled, condoned and en-
riched
So what can we do about it?
suggest that we find out, first,
which national advertisers give
Negroes a real break in employ
ment and which do not. suggest
further, that those who are ada
mant in excluding Negroes from
their payroll be completely barred
from Negro patronage. In order to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
|. A. 10 BON Bio. II city civil rmpIoymen,

Los AngelesANP)The Los Angeles Civil Service commits
has taken to end all segregation in city employment
Job
advancement TO take oath to willingly work for with
associates regardless OF color creed"
This has termed selfmposed fair
poyment practices creed Persons who falsely to abide by thu
dropped jobs disqualified
examination.
The oath introduced by Bogendorger tn
commission.
II obviously aimed the department Chic
John hedson been failing orders
TO inegrate Negro and white nremen.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
We,hinaion pre.bytery Accepts pe.ear

Washington ANPj-A report urging completion Opera
ton the Presby
terry Of the nations capital
Boolens chairman Social Education Action
Committee presented meeting Vienna
Presbyterian church
which the
port stated.
The committees further suggested that Operation De-
segregation begin programs
through groups daily
Sunday school
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
RATING THE
r z G o r D s
BY J. Henry Randall

ing a dozen heretofore unavail-
able jazz items is currently on the
market, selling for the unheard Of
low cost of IS cents. A part Of
Columbia's summer jazz cam
paign 10 stimulate interest in the
idiom, 1t reminds us somewhat of
another package released earlier
by another label---but not at the
bargain price. This was Victor's
Jazz for People Who Hate Jazz"
Maybe Il Like Jazz" is Columbia's
answer to victors push.
Anyway, this album Is so ar
ranged as TO present a capsule
story Of the development OF jazz.
Wen go along with that, even
though there are obvious gaps
but then limitation Of space could
be held accountable
This bargain discing holds Wal
ly Roses Maple Leaf Rag; Bessie
Smiths Put II Right There; Louis
Armstrong; Jar Lips; Eddie
condon's Home Cooking; Blk
Beiderbecke's Sentimental Baby.
Phil Napoleon's Sensation Rag,
Duke Ellington's Merry Go Round,
Teddy Wilson, Billie Holidays IN
Never BE The Same. Benny Good
mans Jam Session, Pete Rugulo's
2:20 A. NJ; Turk Murphy's Got
Dem Blues and Dave Brubeck's
Maxim Time.
Six of the items-Rose, Ma
opoleon, Goodman, Rugulo, Muir
ply and Brubeck waxings-have
never before been released.
If you recognize your names,
you will spot Immediately the var
ious categories of jazz represented
therein--ragtime, Blues, New Or
leans Chicago. New York, Dixie
land, Swing. Progressive, New
Orleans revival and Modern.
With the album comes 81
page catalog of jazz albums avail
able, many OF which your column
mist has reviewed herein (Coium-
bia.l
Woody Herman seems to hit 1t
off well with other name stars.
and his latest collaboration could
be classed as "out of this world"
Woody teams with Enroll Garner
to do a Music For Tired Lovers"
IL inch LIP, with Woody doing
dreamy and stylist vocals to the
Garner pianisms. Tunes are My
Melancholy Baby, Hadn't Any
one TIL You. Let's FAN In Love,
Moonglow, Don't Know Why,
You've Got Me Crying Again. II
I Could BE With You, I'm Begin
ming To See The Light, As Time
Goes BY, After You've Gone, I'll
See You In My Dreams. Assisting
fundamentally are Gamers side
kicks, wyatt Ruther and Fats
Heard (Columbia).
Anothers lowers album, which
Is Just the thing, spotlights Dinah
Washington in 12-inch For
Those In Love" discing Using
her regular trio accompaniment
OF wynton Kelly, Jimmy Cobb
and Keter Bolts, plus Barry Gail
braith, Clark Terry, Jimmy Cleve-
land. Paul wuinichettie and Cecil
Payne. Dinah comes up with
collection OF standards which will
not only please the jazz-ites but
also the pop and rhythm-blues lis
teners.
A rundown on the titles con-
tanned in the discing shows I Get
A Kick Out or You, Blue Gardcnia
Easy Living (the Billie Holiday
topper, which still goes to Billie
though Dinah does welll You
Don't know What Love Is. This
Can't He Love. My Old Flame,
Could Write A Book and Make
The Man Love Me (EmArcyl.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Well I'll Be Il George
Schuyler ......

George Schuyler, Pittsburgh COURIER, formerly
slightly radical younger New
Negro Of the COS who In later has shown signs
conservatism launched discrimination
policies Omaha 1t refreshing
returning the type writing which
him nationwide reputation reprint full his July
BY GEORGE S. SCHUYLER in the Pittsburgh COURIER
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
History OF EIks To Do Released

washingontANPDA complete history OF Eiks VIM be
available according by John
grand exalted ruler.
The book written by DR. Charles Wesley president
state college, WHEREFORE gives story OF the
organization growth activities Of the Eiks
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

In h
spends
equiva
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE

70 .s,ss.'oss College Students Msks Dsans Honor Roll
college deans officially
announced last week
Fifty There were
10 seniors 20 juniors II sOphomorcs
student among the group
Execute rrnided Doctor For Killing His Wife
Port OF spain Trinidad Or paiP Singh hanged
covered the body Of the 2syearod wife stuffed
lonely beach last April
having guilty wes murder the ssyear
old East Indian physician lost three appeals for
r..,s,d ksrs,oe'y Ie ln'ssrs.s school 70, Blind
ts state below the college level making definite bid for
indignation in which the students blind
The school the Kentucky School an en-.
roilment Of i45. 10 Negroes
q t aasp Is 70 s s'e s 4. m m
available soon according to
grand exalted ruler
trail State college WHEREFORE story of the
organization, growth and activities
Jaesis RosIn.ons Move Into New Home
stamford conn-tANp, Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers
Cascade reported
joying the best Of relations with neghbors
They the In semrural area Of
North Stamford recently fulfilling suitable
suburban home for their children.
But Mrs Robinson quick point
moving from nterracai ST. Adams spiIng rmor
that they did not want TO live with Negroes
Some people have up in
neghborhood didn't Negroes
true Jackie and wanted
for the children you
Negro neighborhood."
s. Bapsss Delegation Bound For london
New York-tANP)The National Baptist Convention
ton 10 the Baptist World Alliance
New York aboard the So
The party comprised some Of their
wives There also number group
DR. Jackson president of the convention
speaking
Tho alliance will be held 1922 party
tour OF Europe and the Holy Land
u. 3. Aug. 10.
nsegretion Ruling shinlns Victory In u S. Democracy"
Atlantic City N J.-(ANP)-Dr Mordecai
Howard university told delegates National Baptist Sunday
School that the ruling indignation
be Of the most shining victories
DR. johnson spoke at the observance OF Booker Washington
Night during which he and IL others
standing
He stated that the ruling segregation important
decision regarding Negroes the Emancipation
Proclamation
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SPRING. Valley

porch. weli-planted garden. hall.
law. din. ffn.. kit. 3 double bedrms.,
9 baths. paneled 3rdsh. room. eood
car esrase. s6I. 800. Shown b appt.
Anne Carter Greene, SANDOZ, INC,
I'M 1.l2a4. or GE 2-41Aa -.27 ..
Evening star., 1955-01-27

R0LINGW00D--A charming hrick
Colonial home on fine. shaded.
dininr ~ room hreak%faxt y % roo'n. % kifeh-
en-, powder room and screened perch
on first tioor. Three bedrooms and
2 baths on second qoor and dcruii-
tory room On third door. Attractive
recreation room and bath IN base
Realtor, Exclusive Assent. M. 3
1882 or OF. 9-sSls7.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

FALLS CHURCH-This 3-bedfm. y
bath Colonial has been newly re-
aecorated excellent location: aKee
month. OYs 5-0310. --27
Evening star., 1955-01-27

NOTHING DOWN. VEI ONLY
|1245 Emerson st. NE,
See this fine 6-rm. hFk., only $fi9.5o
per mo. DishEasher and disposal.
DesiRned for easy liv. Why rent2
NJ. M5s. ,I Hurt VA VA 7-cl2s. cox =
Evening star., 1955-01-27
NoUsEs 10 sMARE
BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

ROOAlING HOUSE, 10 rms. wen
$500, 81, $50 down. OWENS REAL
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
pickup store; nice location. Apply
. this week. 62l4 3rd e. nv. 80 S9
pisner. cut-ofs saw. tractors. and
truck. For appointment can RI. q
|cHfN6HILLAs.L 8 males. 5 females.
pRRnNTiNS RaSnS Uy paN4oset sSsnnsid s,d WI e...r
press m ! With . complete 6indsr5 dept.
No saiesmen. Excellent downtown
location; over 100000 volume.
owner ~; principeis only. Box l03-
cRosoERY n sssE sToREaood NV. Sc sect.
IsIa LlyIns c9, S,laFtsszsa; r1azaa small down Pay
SMALL MEDICAL BUILDING Now
accepting applications for ndividual
to Be eonstructsd Ia the chilllm
area. rQRETSKY q SONS, INC.
HA. 2-3BO0 OF 10. 8-22g0.
lots Of equipment and stock: this
Il your chance to 30 into business;
S11nnr,t - 80 S1sss N'SS.,'' N'SS.'' nn - -
|ATESaNDRlA--Frossn euatard ana
lunch counter: 2 freezefs. walk-in
refrigerator. store well equipped:
located On busy q. with parkinE;
round, AL SMITH REALTY. Kf.
s-6652; ewes, TE. 6-5S52. 80
fully equipped beauty salons. grow
ing business: one in Arlington, Va.
and one in southeast section OF
Washinstcn- Hest offer. Box 4Di 9b p
IBEtehiUsE or HEALTH win sen q
| chair, modern barber shop. down
| town business section. reae., with
lsess Y righs sU nsssy IA IA; 500. 90, 2o.
lvENDiN6 MACHINES, 10. hot nuts;
located NV. Handle part time,
OWNER leayine town, must settle
for cash. Reas. Box 145-s, star.
Il ~
Evening star., 1955-01-27
gE0HGETOWN

We olEsr fer the very nF1t time hi
"a imaculste condition thfonsh1nE
ss MUST Tor yelr eansldersti1n
formal dining room. ultra kitcher
and 1879 den, Master bedroom
l41Ig; airzsondi tiored: m sdditio.
With maids room ana baths loyell
fenced II garden. This perfecA
family home IS near oeoteEtugl
UniFer1ilY. public and peroehia
schools. Priced below Thirty TOT /
quick sale. Excellent flnaneine. Mrz
Chatterton Hill show By appoint
ment. CAL AID. 4-09l0. JAMEs Z
DIXON = Co. exclusive, 81. $500
Evening star., 1955-01-27

D NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO
5-s5as Q I'll 9
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HAWTHORNE, d. G.

Attractive split-leyel home; bed
sSS%s sisssai. ehsn slsn' ..psra.s g .zs a,nns a
rEn., recreation rm.s York airs
|e ( view. Eycs-. can OF. z-B06S.
a.m.-6 pm Gail EM. 2-740a.
MKTZLER, REALTOR
I5o2a conn. AVE. AT NEHR. AVE.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

cHARM s,. AS1 EIVa1ssdb1M sIhsd,n inMassi coIoniai
Rome. isssi With lsfss sspsfsss sininl
nan many sztras. Only sle,gso, "A. j.
KEsaIN0ER q Co, ~. e-45a4: -,
yIoIn5rTs ln1 Tsokr 81 MRsaM Mssessssa srnlsd sapss;
% With nns planned shruhbery The
lot Is enclosed hy an Anchor type
fence House 4 n excsllent ccndi.
can be ARRANGED. Gall PAuL =.
ci sIonPhs oanPhsR6VkD. iSH; isSiHs;.sse- a-e.drR.
bath. equip, klt Near, el gEs.S.ss ,s..ss @
AGENCY. INC. ~. e-beeb ~ =
Evening star., 1955-01-27

|aase MoFKs el Nj 10 eas4 dsMn,
ss sss sass ssssssssss lof s.s lsass a %
70 school and bus: m1nthiy pay.
ments $50. incl eyeEytninG. CAL
10 pm. List YOUR hone VITA
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. 81.
SEbRooMs. = BATES
Rosemary school AIea b old chesy
Chase; charmfngly done remoeels4
interior. nedrn.. bath on LIST n
ooasdssIIssah dsIsshsfsi Sidlnsii iassiiy oaso Sous = ~
TOWN 3 suBURHAf. N. 2-eA00
BetReen bradley Hivd. and River I'd.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AnhaSSador's a Estate

Departing D. 8. diplomat d oserinl
b: s.suIS EEsftSus aSasesp.a nSs sltuassa ssI.. %
csSs''iiS Close u pairfa4 Tsstsfnily1 fur.
nished, and dcfsiled appointmenti
for entertaining. True Spanish ha-
cienda style home. fsatlfinE step
down drawing room. with OPENING
70 panelad library and walled Ear.
den, Z deliEhtf1I hedrmas with ad;;
fir. living. Rent includes iandscapt
gardener care. Available Feb. 10
HALL REALTY CO.
Arlington. We. IA. 7-be5e
Evening star., 1955-01-27
KENSINGTON

BUNGALOW. $4,000 Two bedrms.,
Washing machine incl 3. nice area. n
RAMBLER. sl2.25e=Infee eedrmss
CAPE COD, eH0--Thfee bedrmss
fifepl., hsmt,, with nice lot.
bedrms.. bsnt.; newly dec: easy
TsWssoalssiToRY BRICK, sissoo-AThres
hedrns.. rec, rn.. bsfnts patio. cor
EaRrY w AMERICANS. sis,55o--s bed.
rms, 2 baths. hsuit.: e1lly. location.
Some Of these will 90 0I. call 10.
6-2S00 I'll p.m ~
Higgins u Harrison, Inc. :
Realtors loeibi Conn. Ays.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
RETHESDA

Brand-new. custom-hnilt rambler On
over M-aere level lot. center hall.
pieture-book kitchen. separate dln.
tng room. E twins sired hsarooIns enc
for recreation room. porch and car.
port very exclusive ueiHllho ofhoQQ.
S29.950 FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. MQ.
once. 1s4s Wis. ave, Oh 2-I006.
ewes. 10. 4-7444. go
BETHESDA CAPE COD
ASSUME $1S.soo GI LOAN
4-bedrm.. s-bsth. 1-year.
old home, convenient 10 eil schools
and NH, Complete QK kitchen WITH
dishwasher. Disposan and breakfast
space, Very nice level lot Total
price, s2a.969 Owner transisrrSq.
4-e072, SAMUEL =. Bo0LkX. INcs
OF. 6-7S(lfl. --28
Evening star., 1955-01-27

COLORED-20B End sT. S.W.--5
FgPgEET. ioI5 I'm q. ] nv. sT.
COIIcoRRlE;D-e47 1oth sT. N.E.-4
: rooms, bath, gas heat: newly femod.;; (;
$65 per mo. RAYMOND r. Rup-
PERT, 1917 7th st, NV. ST. 3-s4S4.
coIoRED--l1 Rock CREEK en-.
RD. N.Ws---NeWly dec. 8 rms. and
bath, 2 kits.. sl2b mo. Gas heat
coIokip kiiaSz. = ss1y DRAKE PfaCE
SIS rms. bath. electricity. NE
N N. N.w.-e-rm..
115-bath brick, newly dec. recrea-
tion room. hsnit., oil h,.M.i.: only
e11Q mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. g.
coLORED-17s4 leth sT. N.W.-a
T59s5 W5pSrnssa nssSrFiF:A FRiF:AIS n No.: no sa.7sSa Ssll
COLORED - 1889 @ ST. Me-
rooms. oil heat. god cond. No
apts. Pvt. bath. NO. 7-QS3s. Tu,
cOS221UHRiRD--is2s o sT SEQ rms.
bath, gas b.; $50 mo. Pleasant o.
24be. IL
Evening star., 1955-01-27
BETHESDA

SIS, ,950-GI APPROVED
Here Is . REAL. BUY. Immncllate
entr.; nice living rin.. dining. rns
eqnipped kit.: screened porch;
IwINssIzEl nedrms ana 2 ruLL
full hslit. with vs. bath. Level wooded
lot. fenced rear yard. PRANK Is,
PHILLIPS, MARYLAND once. 7e49
Wis ave. OIL. 2-7006: eTes.. Los
Evening star., 1955-01-27
aEvY a!,sl,,,,,s cA!,Ass /. ,.-,:a sc. $50
y = ST
, Eth s 3 d All

Split-level modern desisn ln IAndca
VILLAGE. I6x22 Nv r1n.. stone 6repl.
picture windows, sep. din. rm., eutoI
kit, hsnt.. bedrn8. and bath down;
2 bedrms. and bath up. May 80 OF
Is S25.760.
TENcHER-WALKxR, NC.
an. 4-a044 "a. $3.50
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1 !. 800 iasSl1s lc1sAsH-slss PER NO.

INCLUDES TAXES AND ms.
rine quality. weil-desisnsd S-hedrm,
modern brick Colonial Exceptional
storage space. screened porch. g.
rear yard. short W&lk 70 elementary
school, express bus and NH
TOWN 4 SUBURBAN. M. s.p4eo
ash WISCONSIN AVE. NV
Evening star., 1955-01-27
M. PLEASANT

The terms you name viii be con.
sidefed. Quality built home. modern
and N GOOD condition. Gas hot.
hy appointment. Call EN-. 2-23A1
THQe; J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC. DI
Evening star., 1955-01-27

GEORGETOWN AREA, 3709 8 st.
NV bedrms.i ~ hsths, den, M
rec; room gs6. sCd idssa Eles1Ient l,sne.
Ing. shown BY appointment only.
ERNEST H LUNG -.
~. 1921 20. e-5Sos
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Coma out 10 see this unusual Cape
cod home featuring bright nrine
room With fireplace. dining room
kifchen. Q bedrooms, and bath o1
fifst focr: 2 bedrooms eud bath upi
fun basement with shower; sxcsi-
cation. df approved Rt SIG, 100.
KENSINGTON
Brick rambler. on wide, level lot; IN.
ing room with ireplafe, tWe ee.es
KITCHEN with table space, .Gas heett
near schools and TRANSPORTATION. Oh
approved at $11.7bO.
WOOD COMPANY
Iii5s Gsorsia sSs Ayss sIIffs sIs a.go sgsIns hd.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HKENSINGTOND

iii05 WEST, AVE
wHis With srssn shutters. front porch, ~.
rFl. with iirepi., full din. rin.. kit.:
q lie. bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.:
fuil hsrnt. with sernirec. .riil. "A well.,
built home "a yrs. old. Lots oe
elesst space stsechsd .ssS ss5asse; e WI sTss Il
$i3.7b0. OWNER. 10. b-l631. ~
ORCHARDALE
Mr. RIVER RID. AND WESTERN AVE.
Priced at S2I.b00, this lovely home
ofiefs large rooms, finished bsmt..
nrst-foor Law, fenced lot; close -
schools and transp. a real value.
C. ALLEN SHERWfN. ING
EN-. 3-4460 Eyeas OIL. 2.d019