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Probers Told Army
Promoted Peress
Despite Own Advice
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concerns the whole country. You
may laugh at it but ! will not
At that point Mr.. Brucker
chuckled again.
Senator Mccarthy demanded
that Mr.. Adams be allowed to
tell what went on at a Justice
Department meeting Of high off,
Gals in January, 1854, when the
Senator claimed a conspiracy
was Matched to kill the Peress
investigation,
Mr.. Brucker said that because
of the presidential directive COW
ering testimony Of Federal Off
Gals, Mr., Adams would not be
allowed to tell about the meet
ing. But he said he had dis
cussed the matter with Mr..
Adams and the meeting had
nothing to do with the Peress
case.
Subcommittee Chairman Nc
Clellan then told Mr.. Brucker
to seek White House permission
so that all witnesses could tes-
tify freely.
Year Taken for Action
Mr.. Brucker told the subcom-
mittee that it would take no
more than 80 days under new
regulations to obtain the dis
charge of a loyalty suspect sucn
as DR.. Peress. 1t was almost a
year after the Army received
unfavofable information on DR..
Peress before he was separated
from the service.
Col. Browns predecessor as
intelligence officer at Camp Kill
mer, now 1t. Col. Samuel Cor
don. retired, said he was notified
to put DR.. Peress on the security
suspect list May IA, 1858. But
Col. Gordon admitted that he
did not notify either Gen. Swick-
er or DR.. Peress' immediate SUI
perior of the information. He
said he took no action. to place
the dentist under surveillance or
curb his activities about the post,
He retired from the position
about a month after receiving
the warning on Peress.
Col. Gordon said he received
letter from the Army admonish-
ing him for delay in handing
the Peress matter. But he SAID
he was not interviewed in the
Army inspector generals in
vestigation of the case and that
his name was not on list OF
officers involved in the case sup
piled to Senators by the Army.
The officer said he had never
had any experience in intelli-
gence work and had to consult
the Army manual before taking
action on any matter.
Filed Monthly Reports
Col. Gordon said he sub
mitted monthly reports to the
commander of the lst Army but
that so far as he knew Gen.
Zwicker, the Camp Kilmer CONF
mandant. never saw them.
Was Dr.. Peress in a position
on the post to get inside infor-
mation?" asked Senator Bender,
Republican, of Ohio.
II suppose So" the witness
replied.
"Where9" asked Senator
Bender.
Sat the officers Club" Col.
Gordon said.
What kind of a club is it,"
the Senator persued.
Very nice" said Col. Gordon.
They've got a lot of money
one of the best in the country"
Mundt Hits Confusion"
Earlier, Senator Mundt, Re-
publican, of South Dakota, said
the new Investigation of the
handling of the Peress case
showed IAN unconscionable state
of confusion" on the part of the
Army.
But Senator Mundt added he
had heard nothing in testimony
so far to support the charge of
Senator Mccarthy that some
Communist "nastermind" at the
Pentagon conspired to help Dr..
popAee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
RICE AND SHRIMP
MAKE FINE PIE

What gay surprise-to meet
these two old friends, rice and
shrimp--in a brand new dress!
Rice and Shrimp Party Pie is
a real Conversation piece"-the
sort of thing you'll want to
serve when there's someone spe-
cial coming for dinner. But in
spite of its glamor, it's easy to
make-just try it and see.
RICE AND SHRIMP PARTY PIE
2 tobs. minced parsley
2tobs. minced pimsnte
ltubs. grated onion
V fsos. salf
sisas. pepper
2sabs. butter or mcrsarins
Soups hot cooked rice
IVA lbs. shrimp
4 tabs. butter or margarine
ilo-ez. con Of mvshreem soup
] tobs. lemon juice
V tees. pepper
Add parsley, pimento, onions,
salt, pepper and butter to hot
rice and toss lightly with a fork
until butter is melted. Press
evenly and firmly around sides
and bottom of CREASED 9-inch
pie pan. Clean and de-vein raw
shrimp. Cook shrimp slowly in
heated butter until lightly
Drowned. Arrange over rice. Add
soup, lemon juice, and pepper
to skillet in which shrimp were
cooked and stir until smooth and
thoroughly heated. Pour over
shrimp. Bake in moderate oven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

$3.50 F.) about 80 minutes or
until lightly Drowned and
thoroughly heated. Makes six Y
cup servings.
UNCONVENTIONAL RICE WEEK
This is National Rice Week.
time to stock up on economical,
versatile rice. Watch for tie-in
specials at your grocer's, and
try serving rice a new way,
every day. It's delicious in main
dishes, salads, and desserts
served alone or in combination
with meat, fish, fruit and many
other foods.
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ED SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men of Mystery, These

so no one in town will have the
faintest idea who he really is.
Pete is about so and considers
himself completely normal. He
came from the Midwest many
years ago. He looks like a kewpie
doll. He's a bachelor who lives
alone in a Broadway hotel with a
piano and dozens of books on the
Italian renaissance. He practices
Bach nightly. He attends the big
music fesivalfin Salzburg almost
every year and he sees every legit
show. He has quit copy desk
jobs because he couldn't get time
off to attend a major fight being
held in some other part of the
woods. He does hick things like
stare up at skyscrapers and he's
as much in love with New York
as any man you'll ever meet.
4
Like most of his clan, Pete
has worked around the country.
His favorite desk, bar none, was
in the Chicago shop where the
head copyreader doubled as a
minister. This editor, called Friar
See SULLIVAN, Page A-19
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
But Will Inqrid Appear?

already three days ahead of
schedule.
Michael Wilding is planning a
quick trip to Italy to make a
picture. Wife Elizabeth Taylor
will be busy on Giant" for the
next three months and he doesn't
get to see much of her anyway.
Elizabeth works six days a week
and on the seventh doesn't even
bother getting out of bed
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Fer
rer will be separated for the first
time since their marriage, when
Mel and Henry Fonda go to
Venice for two weeks of back
ground shots on War and
Peace"
John Payne is heading back
to Virginia to see his mother.
He's been taking this yearly
journey since he came to Holly
wood. John told me he has never
made a picture out of the United
States, but he plans to do some
travelling abroad. He has residual
money in % countries.
Arlene Dahl has a head for
business. When she signed for
slightly scarlet" she had pro-
'ducer Ben Bogeaus promise they
would use her line of lingerie
in the picture. Ends up, though,
with Rhonda Fleming wearing
1T all. ,...
TV fans are in for some real
treats with the following list of
.first-run movies to be shown
in the fall: Adam and Evelyn"
with Stewart Granger and Jean
Simmons; BLACK Narcissus" with
Deborah Kerr: Caesar and
Cleopatra" with Vivien Leigh and
Claude Rains; christopher Co.
lumbus" with Fredric March,
and Crash of Silence" with
James Mason.
X y 4
Bob Hope, in London to sell
his Seven Little Toys" picture,
walked across the street to the
Palladium and almost floored
Rosemary Clooney when he
walked out of the audience.
climbed on the stage and went
right into a dance while the
orchestra played Thanks for
the Memories"
From Red Shelton: 81 don't
go to movies on rainy days any
more. A car in Sd film shot
by and splashed the row I was
sitting in" Which reminds me
whatever happened to Sd?
released by the NANA,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Phoenix, '55": $3.50 pm.
National-"The King and r.;
500 pm.
Olney-"As You Like IT.; $3.50
pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Mister Rob-
erts"; l. sos, Sis, 1925 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol - How to Be Very,
Very Popular; l1:05 am. 1:15,
1925. 5:35, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Colony-"Hell Raiders of the
Deep; $50, $40 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"House of Bam-
boo; II am, LOS, 3:15, 5:25,
7:35 and GAS pm.
Dupont-"The Great Adven-
ture"; /. 2:45. 4:30, $40, $40
and 9:55 pm.
Keith's Lady and the
Tramp; IL, 2, 4. 6. 8 and 10 p.m.
Little-"Mau Maui; 5:45, sos
and 1925 pm.
MacArthur-"Three Cases of
Murder; 6:10. 7:55 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - Mister Rob-
erts"; l0:45 am, 1855. $40,
5:25. TAO and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"You're Never Too
Young; ITO, $40, 5:25. 7:35
and GAS pm.
PaIace-"Not as a Stranger;
1920 am, l:55, 4:30, 7;05 and
$40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Seven little
Foys"; 1890 am, 1920, 2:10,
%:05, 5:55, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza 49, Green Magic; IL,
1870, sos, 1850, 6:35, $50 and
1905 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Man From
Laramie: IL am. 1880, 2:45,
A:35, $40, 8:25 and 1915 pm,
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";
$40 pm.
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SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN
Branch Dr:ve.ln Clinton Nd

In CinemaScope and Color. at 1890.
Also THE BOWERY BOYS In SPY
CHASERS." at 9:15.
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Inc $64,uOU question is Will
Ingrid Bergman appear in per-
son when her play, Joan at the
Stake" is spectacularized on
New York TV.
Loretta Young will rent a
house in Hawaii for three
to do her recuperating
over there. J.. And Robert Ryan
recuperates at Malibu with the
ankle he broke playing tennis
with his son.
Ponti-de Laurentiis follow
war and Peace" with another
Tolstoy classic. Resurrection"
with Silvana Mangano in the
lead.
Rosemary Clooney's younger
brother, Nick, is an Army private
stationed in Germany, which
makes it convenient to fly to
London week ends to see Sis at
the Palladium. Vittorio Glass;
man will remain in Hollywood
for two months. II have two pic
lures to do for MGM in the next
10 months" Vittorio told me.
His ex. Shelley Winters, is con-
veniently in the East with her
play.
Tab Hunter is asking to join
Joan Crawford in her picture,
The Way We Are" And
'21-year-old Dana Wynter is
asking to play a 40-year -old
lady in George Bernard Shaw's
THE Apple Cart" on Broadway.
Gene Tierney is about to
extinguish that torch for Ally
Khan. And there's a new
fad: Polly Crockett hats all
white fur. just for the females.
. ). Veronica Lake had a choice
to resume her career or her
fiance-she took the career.
Clark Gable relays that as
soon as he finishes the new fence
around the Encino house, and
his added scenes for THE Tall
Men" he takes new wife Kay
on their honeymoon. Clark and
Kay have had their passport
pictures taken and it looks like
a trip through Asia, Europe and
points north and south.
4
Robert Mitchum is on his best
behavior in Paris. and no Won
der. Bob is making Foreign In
trigue" with Producer-Director
Sheldon Reynolds, and between
them they own rs per cent of
the profits of the picture. Delays
cost money and these boys are
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summers are not as treacherouS
as reputed, and that not even
a transit strike can keep people
from finding entertainment
around here.
This is what might be called
the suspenseful life-as, for in
stance, when Sunday nights
cooling rain cost them a cool
$6,000-but the brothers thrive
on it.
Being reasonable humans, as
well as merrily speculative ones.
the FIELDS can conceive of con-
ditions under which they would
not thrive. A week of nightly
rains, say. This is a thought that
makes them Shudder. Yet having
survived the six weeks Of heat
and transitlessness, they figure
they have a hardy populace be-
hind them.
They have reason to be pleased
about this: the best Of reasons.
1t shows up in the books which
reveal that in June, boxofflce
was 40 per cent ahead of last
year. And, even more astonish-
ing in view of its complete alb
sence of buses and streetcars,
July was 81 per cent ahead Of
the same month in 1854.
How much farther ahead we
might have been without a
strike. no one knows" says
Irving cheerfully. I'VE used to
figure that TOO Of our patrons
were public transportation rid
ers, this on our lighter nights;
and perhaps as many as 1000
on the heavy ones. How many
of these found ways to get here,
just as they found ways to get
to work, we don't know"
The weather. the FIELDS be-
lieve. is a more perfidious fac
tor in the amphitheater's oper-
alton. They have had five
rain-outs already this season as
against only three for the en-
tire 12-weeks of last summer.
See" says Irving, I'VE shat
ter one record after another.
And who knows where the rain
out record will stand by the
end Of summer"
Rain-outs are the big worry.
These come to a basic $4,000,
which is the cost OF a nights
operation on the average, plus
whatever is lost at the box
office. In Sunday nights case.
the latter was $4,000. making
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09

Ed Sullivan is on socotion. with ChorIes
Mochorry octine as his stond-in.
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K.B THEATERS

| Coffee. With Our Compliments. in /
the Piccadilly Lounge. z to 10 PM.
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the total of $4,000 previously
mentioned.
What the Fields hate about
heat waves is not the tempera-
tures-it is often fairly cool in
the park-but its effect upon
the weather forecasts. Any hot
day, as every Washingtonian
knows, is likely to end in
thundershowers, scattered" but
who knows where?
So, the weather people say
possible thundershowers' and
they could not be more correct.
Psychologically. the FIELDS think
it would be better if the reports
went possibly no thunder
showers" but being reasonable.
they take forecasts as they come.
With moderate weather and
a full complement of buses and
Streetcars, the FIELDS have no
idea of where they would have
been. Well ahead. they presume,
of where they are - but they
feel great to be where they are.
ASSOCIATE CRITIC: There
was a brief time when this de-
partment boosted as standard
equipment an 8A-year-old te-
male associate.
She was q splendid asset in
providing us with the 84-year-
ODDS reaction to various kinds of
entertainment. AS assets go,
however, there is none more
f1eeting than this type.
Another, however, turns up
among our close friends. She is
Joyce Hill of Rollingwood, Chevy
Chase, and her enthusiasm for it
makes clear why The King and
1" is the greatest children's at
traction the National has had in
years.
She loved every bit of it, she
tells us. the story, music, acting,
children performers, and best of
all the Shall We Dance" inter-
val between Anna and the King.
This was very funny" she says.
AS for the score. her fayorite
number, ours. and no doubt
yours also, is Getting to Know
You" For a while, Il Whistle a
Happy Tune" crowded the other
song, but it lacked the staying
power.
AS an older critic with a firmly
fixed love, and some guile picked
up along the way, this one looked
into Joyce's qualifications for
the future of criticism.
"Of the three" he asked,
which is most fun, television,
movies or the theater?"
you mean the play theater?"
Joyce asked. Assured this was
the case, she had an instant
answer.
THE play theater, of course. !"
BULLETIN BOARD: The Ca
madam Players, off-shoot of the
Stratford (Ontario) Shakes
pearian Festival, will make it
here this season. Their 1855
tour, under the aegis of Robin
Patterson (Mrs. Tom. he the
Stratford founder, will include
the District, II States and six
Canadian provinces. ;. The date
here is as yet unspecified, be-
tween October 9 and November
%. The company's repertory
will include Macbeth" and
Saint JOAN" Shaw's, of course.
. Chance Meeting" thriller
starring Odile Versois, Alec
Guinness partner in ITO Paris
With Love" will open at the
Macarthur theater on Thursday.
And 1.-THE Hayward Wife"
played by Gina Lollobrigida, will
come to the Colony same day.
. The controversial "Son of
Sinbad" gets a drive-in booking
in this area, the Rockville and
new Queens Chapel. at both Of
which it will open on Friday.
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Not many stories are written
a bout newspaper copyreaders.
This is understandable when you
consider that the men who log
ically would write these stories
hate copyreaders. There is rea-
son for this fl cling, too, for
copyreaders know slick, cheap
tricks like spelling. punctuation
and headline writing. They also
keep an embarrassing file of facts
Ed Sullivon is on socotion, with ChorIes
Moehorry octine as his stondin.
>~----~-------~-
in their oddly shaped heads. They
have the final say on almost
everything that goes in the paper
and they are Objectionable guys
personally. at least until you get
to know them. If you have 20
years to spend and are willing
to work at it, you might get to
know a copyreader. Ordinarily
this would not be worth the
effort, but / think I have made
a discovery in my buddy Pete.
4 4 X
Pete Is not my friends real
name of course, for no copy
reader has a simple name like
Pete. Well call him Pete, though
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6IS MI So Of D. C. Line Via Branch
Sc, Md. Rt. 8. RE. 6-6666
Its Our Big Anniversary Of Top
Shows. Many Valuable Prizes Every
Night in August. Don't Miss q Single
Show. Come Early, at 7:30. Radio
Broadcast Direct From Theater. Fun
Cartoon Carnival. s:so. HUMPHREY
BOGART and JUNE ALLYsON in
BATTLE CIRCUS" 300. JOHN
AGAR in THE oLDEN MIS-
TRESS" in Color. 1910
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Mammoth Dusk Till-Dawn Show
Saturday. Features. Big Csr-
toon Carnival. Free Breakfast. |
No Advance In prices. Coming
August 1920. TIM HOLT and His
i Bis Western Show, in Person.
Aug. 1922, AL FUZZY" ST.
JOHN, in Person.
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THE PASSING SHOW
FIELDS Weather Heat
And Transit Strike
BY JAY CARMODY

Knowing the effect of the upon Field brothers,
Irving and Israel might make feel less neurotc about the
heat and the transit strike of the last six weeks.
The Feds know Carter amphitheater
equivalent betting 100000 Washngons
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Silver Spring - 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick Cape Cod. Yes. q garage and
q large screened porch
3-bedroom brick rambler, close to
school. Vacant. Quick possession.
ROBT. L. LOWERY, JU. $4,000,
Ewes. IA. 9-0163
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bier: 4 yrs. old. newly decorated;
beautiful kit. 24-ft. liv. rm.. nm
ished recr. rm., bedrm. in bsmt.
E. +. Blanchard, Ritz, JU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick rambler. separate din area.
equipped kit. with breakfast space.
bsmti, Gar port. RoRZENDoRFER,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHEsDA-4-bedrm.,
2-bath rambler in very ,conv
area ,v M di sys has cs ent5aRes foS ed
kit with breakfast nook, plus 2
bedrms and tiled bath. Lower
level, completely out OF ground
consists OF paneled rec. RIM. plus
hedrm. or study, and full bath
/ blk. to bus, walk. distance TO all
schools. Only S?3,95O, and 81
contracts accepted. OWNER. OIL
ASi RRLLaASwN-BErHEsDA. a wonderful a
value. GI or conventional-Bric
Cape Cod in nice neishborhood
within. walk, distance to bus and
Git. 2 nice bedrms. and tiled bath
on LIST A.. I'D. bedrm. on End al
most nm; excel attic storage; auto
washing machine. Lee, rear lot has
brick Barbecue and Is completely
fenced, Only 1900 with excel
g. 'llngooeF; H4 .S.s, g. OF PHI 1ttb4ds
through Friday. la
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA. near Minnesota ave.
-Semidet. brick; 6 rms. 3 bed
rms, tiled bath. knotty-pine recr.
rm., gas h.-w.h., earage. porch.
GI or conventional; S13 900.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LU. A.
3400. LII. 4-39s2.
ANACOSTIA. near Good Hope I'd
Corner brick: s rms, 2 baths. 4
rms, and bath each f., finished
bsmt.. garage, gas h.-w.h. For
inspection call HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. LII. 4-3400. LII. 1-7126.
CONGRESS HTS, Newcomb st.
bet. brk.: 3 bedrms., iy. .rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rrl,. Ia baths.
rec rm with full equip. kit, land
scaped lot. offered less than GI
appraisal. NEWcOMB REALTY.
10. 2-7655. Ill
Branch and Ala
bAma aves.-Det. brick: z rms, 4
bath, lst A.: full bsmt,. oil h.-w.h.,
porch, garage. Large HANDICAPPED
lot. Pre-war constr. Must sell.
REALTY, INC. LU. 4-3400. LII.
1919 5, ST. Sc. - Inspection by
appt. 6-rm. brick, kept in immac.
eond. by orig. owner: paneled recr
rm., concrete porches: oil heat: sub
stantial cash required. GEO. 8.
KING CO. LII 4.2bOl
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CoLORED
A WHAM DINGERl

See this immaculate, vell-kept. O.
story brick home with Its separate
dining room, full basement with
COY RECREATION RIM. fenced
rear yard and many, many extras
In prime location and only
"a Soo 81 81, e ps.S o'a rsn. R 1al.lS;
with bowers BROS, AP. 7-e4OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

sI2.s0O. GI-All-brick, tWo-bedroom
rambler, plus large sleeping porch,
full bsmt.; block to schools.
GRAHAM q CO" ~. 6-eOlO. Open
evenings.
LARGE, LUXURIOUS CAPE COD
Two bedrooms and bath on LIST
floor: l bedroom and bath on End.
are extremely large. tvtn,size bed;
rooms: convenient to. bus and
schools; OF appraised. SIS; 500.
GRAHAM 4 Co, JU. 5000. Open
sis.soos.Redec.. s-bedrm. brick;
hoored attic. util: rm.. Ice. fenced
cor; yard; nr. SCHOOLS; bus stores
NEAR MONTGOMERY BLAIR. well
located on shaded street-3-bedrm.
Colonial: lge. liy. rm.. lge, din.
rm.. kit. with bkfst. nook, bsmt.,
gar, porch and Sundeck; SCI 900.
CHESTER H. KELLER. JU. 5-7lO0
siS,7SO, CT approved-s-bedrm
stone and brk. rambler with full
bsmt.. lge. din. L, cleo. kit, beauti-
full lot. Will sacrifice for SlS,30O
for quick sale; near bus and school.
CHESTER H. KELLER, Jg. 5-7100
Country LIFE FOR CITY FOLKS
-Brand-new eenter-hall country
rambler twin-size bedrms, 2
space kitchen, 2O-ft. screened
porch. Full bsmt. with firepl.,
powder nm: and garaEe. All on
55G. 4. J. KEssiNdER ( Co. IT.
4 yBtnI6iRs CAPE COD. mr.. Langley
Park tiled baths. liV. rm., din.
rm. and kit. Lovely Anchor-fenced
ea HE 1905 auo 81 tpOPEihiccsas
NOTHING DOWN. CT. or non-o1.
hv. rm., rec. rm:. storm windows,
E Eo9dsa 1T Gopy payments.
s-9393: ewes. JU. 5-S505. -l2
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier: I yrs; old: newly decorated;
H sssd T.er kit r 24 bedIm NV Inn IN b, n
Z. r. Blanchard, Ritz, JU. $4,000
CONN. GARDENS-Brand-new g.
bedrm.; full bsmt. Reduced to sell
S14,700 with FILA trust.
Z. +. Blanchard, Rltr., JU. $4,000
SHERWOOD FOREST. coiesvilie-
New 3-bedrm., 3-bath.. brick ram
pler on 1-acre wooded lot. Il 1T.
liv. rm. with fireplace: separate
Gin. rm;. dream kitchen. rec. rm..
full daylight bsnt.. built-in garage,
porch. Outstanding buy.
New 3-bedrm.. 2-bath. split level on
almost 1-aere lot; liv. I'm. with at
tractiye fireplace; sep. din. rm.,
electric kitchen. rec. room. built In
garage, gas heat.
ROBINSON REALToR. u. 7-7ll7
Silver Spring - 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick Cape Cod. Yes. q garage anc
large screened porch.
3-bedroom brick rambler, close "a
school. Vacant. Quick possession
ROBT. L. LOWERY, JU. $4,000,
Ewes, IA. 9-0163
BETHE6DA'S uneaualed rambler
value--We don't believe there's an.
other house in the entire area that
can possibly compare. Artistic liv-
ing room dining room combination
today's kitchen, de luxe daylight
club room plus three big bedrooms
sun deck with garage. situated or
level lot with beautiful privately
inclosed garden. Call Immediately
EN-. 3-334s or DL. 1880.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
BETHESDA-$l6,5O0
CT APPROVED BEDRMS
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Approximately n acre, shaded. level