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Evening star., 1955-01-16

calls for a trip to the down.
town Phoenix Theater. It is
one of this playhouse's best
productions. Next on the list:
Ibsen's 1.-THE Master Builder"
with Oscar Homolka and
Joan Tetzel.
Broadway Scene
There will be 20 plays avail
able in the midtown-Manhat-
tan area with the opening of
Festival" at the Longacre
Tuesday evening. The towns
top tickets fthe seats hardest
to get) are still those for "The
Pajama Game" and "The
Teahouse Of the August
Moon" Sidney Kingsley's
rowdy farce, "Lunatics and
Lovers" playing to heavy
trade at the Broadhurst, is
definitely there for a run.
BUS Stop" written by VIII
liam Inge. the dramatist who
gave us Picnic" will reach
Broadway March 8. =. Closed
last night: Reclining Figure"
at the Holiday and Put Them
All Together" with Eddie
Dowling and Fay BANTER in
the starring roles--in Boston.
;. Sailors Delight" gave up
in Milwaukee last Saturday
night after a six weeks test.
Eva Gabor and her co-players
are back in New York.
Gloria Vanderbilt makes her
debut on the Broadway stage
Wednesday evening, appear
ing at City Center in William
Saroyan's "The Time of Your
Life" WARD MOREHOUSE.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1955-01-16
BY jones Bocon
Associoied Press Siuff Writer
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Rosemarie Bowe is a young
actress with a face like Grace
Kelly and a body like Marilyn
Monroe and that poses a di-
lemma.
And In Hollywood. that's
the best kind of dilemma.
She's got to decide which
route to travel now that she's
on the threshold of her ca
reer.
When the question was put
to her. she thought hard for
a moment and answered:
''I think I prefer the Grace
Kelly approach, a sort of sex
with intelligence"
Rosemarie is a Tacoma,
Wash, girl and O former
model.
II think the Grace Kelly
part of me dominates because
when I modelled it was always
in high fashions, never lin
gerie or bathing suits. Photog-
raphers always compliment
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Girl Like Grace and Morilyn
Prefers Manner of Former

ed me of my figure. but never
asked me to pose for cheese
cake"
Then when she came to
Hollywood, her steady date
was Bob Stack, whose picture
is seen as much on the So
ciety pages as 1t is In the
movie fan magazines.
Rosemarie's society-girl look
also spared her one of Holly
woods most noted pitfalls.
"Of all the additions and
interviews I have had with
casting men. directors and
producers. not one ever made
a pass at me. I guess they
were afraid of me-"
The same look also cost her
a plum role--that Of the
prostitute in From Here to
Eternity" The studio signed
her for it but gave it to Donna
Reed instead. The role won
an Oscar for Donna.
Since then she has starred
in THE Golden Mistress" and
1.-THE Big Bluff" both of which
stressed her Monroe attributes.
And now her publicity man
Is teasing the Hollywood press
with a cutup photo. This week
editors got a picture Of the
incest pair of legs any place.
Next week comes a revealing
bosom shot and finally the
face.
Put them all together and
you have Rosemarie In q re-
vealing nightie.
AS the press agent explained:
"She may want to be the
Grace Kelly type but that
type only wins Oscars. It's
the Monroes who get their
pictures in the papers and
that's what sells tickets"
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Coming. Attractions

Stage.
SHUBERT-Ruth Draper. starting tomorrow
NATTONAI-"The Dark Is Light Enough with Katharine
Cornell and Tyrone Power starting January "a
Screen.
AMBASSADOR-"The Violent Men" with Glenn Ford and
Barbara Stanwyck starting Thursday
CAPTTO-Londons Festival Ballet with Anton Dolin, start
ing January "a.
CoLONY-"The Big Day." with Jacques Tati
COLUNTBIA-tBa battle-ground" with Van Johnson.
DUPONT-"Ada." with Sophia Loren.
LITTLE-"Ai Quiet the Western Front" with Lew Ayres
MacARTHUR-The Little Kidnappers with Jean Anderson
METROPOLITAN-The Violent Men," with Glenn Ford and
Barbara Stanwyck. starting Thursday.
ONTARIOSo This Paris with Tony Curtis and Gloria
De Haven
PALACE-Vera Cruz with Burt Lancaster and Gary Cooper
PLAzA-"Tonight's the Night. with Barry Fitzgerald
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Shaw
Continued from Page ED.

NSO4AtAAA0CA 41S&AA = 0SS - &Ss
mendously amusing as the
Jewish doctor who enjoys the
embarrassments of the Brit
ish and there Is an engaging
Characterization from Philip
Bourneuf as the elderly and
waggish Sir Patrick Cullen.
Put this man Bourneuf in just
about anything Shaw. Barrie
or Shakespeare-and he in
variably distinguishes himself.
I first saw him as the worm
turning cockney husband in
Noel Coward's "Fumed Oak"
at a summer theater in New
Hampshire and I liked him in
that one, as I have in most Of
his plays ever since.
'"The Doctors Dilemma"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

Mrs. jim CarTile Nj and Ms
Richardson and daughters, Mr.
and Mrs Bill Hunter and SON
VIII. Of Appomattox Miss Eliza
beth Crews and Arthur Grey
Crews, Of SAKE and Nj and Mrs
H ! Shorter we're Friday evening
guests Of Mrs Margaret Watson
Mrs CarWile and Mss Crews
showed colorcd slides taken while
on western trip tins summer
NJ and Mrs II 7 Shorter Miss
Terrell Harvey and Mis- Margaret
Watson ucer dinner guests last
Wednesday evening Of MI anc
Mr James Coleman in Rich
mond That evening they ATTENDED
tho finals of the Southern
States Amateur contest at TIL,
Mosque TOD Mack Was Alaste. ~
Ccinonlcs Ell TINS SHOW
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

Or and Mrs. John Couch Of
Durham. n c. Mr. and Mrs
Claud Morris ar dson Of Buck
!ngham. and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Carwlle we're callers in the z NJ
Terry home Tuesday
Mrs. Hugh {. Cunningham vas
in Richmond FRIDAY and visited
Mrs Fred Hunt and Nj " A
Oates
Mrs Maggie Harris. Nj and
Frank Rosser. Of Brookneal and
Mr. and Mrs . c Morris and
daughter Nancy we're recent
visitors in the Norman BookeI
home
The william r. Baker family
drove from Columbus ONO, for q
visit with IBIS folks the T
Bakers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
Darlington Hgts.

a great many Of the men here
took to the fields and woods on
the first DAY o. hunting season
To date james Whitehead has
been most successful bagging a
deer on the very first day
Mrs Alma Elliott. Of Farmvlle
spent the Neek end with ner Sis
tcr-in-Iaw Mrs sudie Watson
Dr. Ernest Elliott Of Hanpden-
Sydney was Sunday dinner
guests in the Watson home
Nj and Mrs A Howell anc
son alan and NJ and Mrs KEEL
ly All Of Fork Union acre sat
urdg evening dinner guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs II A. Payne
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
Pamplin Route 2

Private james Whitehead is at
home on lur.ough before leaving
for overseas duty
Irs J 7 Baker has returned
from Florida where she gisited
her aunt. Mrs Tom Anderson. Of
ST Petersburg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

!otte and Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie
Naloney and daughters. who uiil
visit Mr. and Mrs II. I Shorter.
and Mr. and Mrs r II. Maloney.
Billy Shorter. Of University or
Richmond who VIII visit Mr. and
MI Howard Shorter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
Democrats Hold First Meeting
to Launch 1856 Campaign

and individual wealth.
Favoring a sounder nationa
financial policy with reduction
Of taxes in lower income brack
cts;
Remarking on the declining
price - increased cost squeez,
of farmers as Montana's primar
lily agriculture economy aloni
with the determination Of farm
er's economic situation undel
the Benson program, with fail
ure of declining prices TO be re
Elected in housewife budget;
Favoring 80 per cent parity OF
basics and, with development q
a program assuring farmers o.
fair share of national income
and asking an Investigation b,
Congress of the disparity be
tween farm and retail prices.
Deploring present trend o.
lowering livestock prices and IN
creased costs creating intoler
able plight for Montana ranch
erS, since the livestock industF!
is one Of the most important
segmentS Of Montana economy
Urging Congress and the ad
minIStration for action to re
store the SouRdnesS of livestock
industry
Scoring the hsTShnsss OF
present administration policy
J TO compel Indian tribes 10 liz.
UiGafs rights under formal
treaties. and destruction OF
reservations. five being In
Montana area.
Urging maintenance and Is.
sPeGf Of Indian treaties BY
federal SoYernmsnf. and treat.
les TO be amended or ATTAINED.
and lndisn's rights TO be shro.
gated only with consent Of
tribes concerned
DeAOUHcIlS the appointment
" Wesley D'E~art as UndeT sec
reLar! u interior because ri.
position ITALY concerns the pub
IL cOu.a-L and Indian tribes d
Gya-41s oeca4Se Of MS pas
act.-lz a being opposed q bes
---e-esS u Ioa-aLs Indians anc
s--ac Conservation principles =!
---zg-s:ec Q! Theodore ROose
= aac other because Of b!
-1lu-aLgL ale apQTOTa- u OAt
i most vicious ano sLanoetogl
py-;ica, campaigns i history 0.
Hyltana where al Democratic
9:erE were uEned Sns
.lesred"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
THURSDAY, psc, !
sAFe DRIVING DAY

Helena - 90. n Huso Aron.
sonhss annasiAa 20 snNontana
eItisens IA inin Nnationwide
can,palxn asslnst death on our
stre@ts and highways by Off
cially proeIaimlng Thursday,
December ], as SD Day - Safe
Driving Day.
Goyernor sronson ioined fore
&c Win fhe savernors of The "a
states In The s,,pport of the
natinnvide SD nav proaram
ana appnintea super1,isor Glenn
NJ schultz Montana Hirhway
Patrol Montana S,D Day direet.
or
.A.,.,.,,,s ,r.sa, ,.,.,,,,
,,,SrsS''rI ,ssshSs ~, 49,
sNniS an - ~ r','''
49, a., sn,rassis - nn." Ia ,hs
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
SHORT COURSE IN
ARTIFICIAL DISSEMINATION
TO BE GIVEN NOV. 1919

An artificial dissemination
Short course, under the direction
of the Dairy and Veterinary De
partments of Montana State Col
lege, will he held at that insti-
tuition for four days, November
Ii, II, 10 and 10th.
The object of this Short
Course is to prepare men for
work as inseminators and to give
necessary training to farmers
who wish to breed their cattle
artifiCiaiiy.
Anyone interested hould
write Or. EVetett Reyes, Dairy
Industry Department, Montana
State College, bozeman, Mon
lana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
NOTICE FOR RipS FOR
LEASIN SRANcH

The Board of Trustees of the
Browning Methodist Church will
accept sealed bids on the leasing
Of the Methodist Church Ranch
UP TO 400 7. NJ on Tuesday,
November 10, 1853 The lease
period to run for 3 years with
the first years rent aud the fifth
years rent payable at the time
Of Signins the lease Bids should
be mailed or presented to Rev.
George S, Ritchey on 0r before
2;0a p NJ. on November ID. The
Board reserves the right 10 re
iect any and all bids u+2Ic
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

cssw's@. 1879. D"as'' sts~ slr-ss y.s~s-.--
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

Sealed bids will be accepted
by the Blackfeet Tribal Council
Blackfeet Tribal Office, UP n
November z, 1855.
The Blackfeet Tribal Council
reserves the right to reject apv
and all bids.
By: Walter S. Wetzel
Secretary Blackfeet Triba,
Business Council
10-2a2tc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

Hayre 49, More than 100 Dem
ocratic party leaders assembled
here from 10 Montana counties,
elected officers during an after.
noon business session and heard
Rep. Lee Metcalf D-MonD at an
evening banquet pledge the COM
ing Democratic Congress would
fight for consumers, lower taxes,
fair farm support prices and i'm
proyement of the public domain.
Officers of the Northern Mon
tana Democratic Assn elected
were State Sen David James of
Liberty County, president; Mrs.
W. ". Hamilton, Dodson, former
national cOmmitteewoman, vice
president; Willis McKeOn, Malta
Phillips County attorney, vice
president, and Mrs. George Nc.
Cabe Cut Bank, secretary-treas.
Urer
II MS address Congressman
Netcaf compared actions Of the
BIRD and Gath Congresses. He
pointed ont that the 63rd Re
publican dominated Congress
gave tax reductions III the main
10 large wealthy interests while
the Bath Congress moved ~ re.
duce taxes Of the little taxpayer
The G3rd. he said. enacted fex
Ible price controls while the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The following described Tribal
land is hereby advertised to
members of the Blackfeet Tribe
for grazing purposes:
NEA, NEA NWA, SWA
NWA, SEA NWA, Sec. 10;
WE VIZ NWH, Sec. IL, Twp.
37N., Rye 9W, containing
800 acres.
The above described patent in
fee land was purchased by the
Blackfeet Tribe from Gladys
Matt Morris.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
Fan where ] sit Pc. ~ Joe Marsh
Lost Word in
Farm Machinery

&>s1iy 1>a"s"n Nae FIRST in this
80 u ~ me Of those roadside
TsE<Ez EzehiHes. Hes sold milk
~ szss il oHs about 3 year now,
- lsEtzsNEEhs them highly
~ "a EaaeryA,loHz.
Zx.gE r. Lslezt EnlHeI !" says
Esflg n >5lt-sE Eefytgsrati0B
- .eza,eE ~ sz&>Alsfie slgn
tssE.sf5s f2r ptzi5f Tskee any
eSisas ~ N eqins,3
ez.IgezerF ~ Warned, "those
1ea>saxAa stel't chap b buy ~, .
sySs@zsts TflIJpn slDegt 1880.
~ ~ ~ RI N fas main high
~ ~ ( - ais1s Iotx Of eitz
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

They're sitting in our showroom
right now champing at the bit. For
these 50 ChevroletS were born with
All urge to go places! Look at that
bigger, wider, more massive grille.
Follow that lower Speedline Of
chrome back to those sassy, high-set
tailhghtS (the one on the left swings
down to uncover the gas capD
vs. or SIS Models in B Series
Any kind of model anyone could
want! Your choice of the new Blue
Flame" 6 with 40 hip. anu new
higher compression or Chevroiets
record-breaking VS. power ranging
up to new high of POO hip. and
9.25 to | compression ratio! Auto
matte, and comfort and safety fea-
lures? Chevrolet offers all of them.
Come, drive the 90 Chevrolet!
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04
the '56 Chevrolet

NeC mOdels-aA L0ith bold neL0 notoranlic Styling.
More Notwithstanding tt0O tdoOr hardtops and
under the hOOd-up to POS horsepower and 9.25 to
compression ratio. This-remem6er-is the car that
broke the Pixies Peak record in a hstory-naakirg pre-
production trial. Come m look ouer and try it out!
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

many communities IN each Of
these states. Montanans must
curb the situation in Montana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-11-04

people pass you'd better stick
the old methods"
Fr0R where I sit. you have I
admire Curly for his pioneering
spirit. OF coarse. there's also
plenty to be said for those Who
tend 70 stick 70 ths old proven
methods. Peoples ide.s diEsr o.
the sabjeet-oa aSS subject. Lie
you may always drink huttsrnin
rith goHs meals ;. while . rl.sa
a beers the -sntonatssr sAsses
with ne
&e &.a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

NJ Cllland. VISITED MIS- Mason 5
daughter Mr. and MIS- Claude
Clemelts Of SAKE. Saturday
Mrs. Walker Ill
Mrs Fl walker IN .ll In bed
Mr and MIS- W1lliam Mot
t,ey aee parents Of son. born
December ~ Mrs Motley has
returned home and mother and
baby are DONG. neiy
Mr. and Mis- Henry Frank
have been visiting Mrs Frank S
mother Of Halifax. d few days
Altman Ellington spent hi,
Chris mas holidays with hts SIS
ter Mrs A Fl Enusman, ana Mr.
HiIlsman He mas return to work
as 3lesman Tor Goodyear Com
rany
Johnnie GdlAaand visited bus par
ents Air and Mrs O. M Gill
anI sunday
J.n ani L5rrg walker visited
their mother the past week end
Mrs jackson and family Of
Y chmoad. VISITED her mo Ifrr
and IA her Mn and Mrs c l.
n 9ic le past week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

Raleigh n c. Cgulday taxing her
9on and daughter IN Law. Mr. and
Mrs. c. vi Price. Jr. w1lo /.
make s5hlr home .u Raleigh while
Mr. Prlce d IN school theirs Mss
En4gza f,arnett Xix. wto. spent
the Christmas Holidays vifh her
uncle Rev Donald Carson III
Raleigh returned home with Mrs.
Price sunday afternoon
Mr.. a aa Mrs r w Carson.
Tan and Glenn Car on, Of Ap-
rona.tot we're dinner CUES Of
Mrs Eft Glenn on Sunday Mrs
r 3 vi. on Of Green Bay spent
the aftetnopn n this home
Mrs. Fchsrd Ealey Of New
York ciiy Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. II Young
Mr. a1d Mrs Maxwell Pat er-
son and Bhar ron and Mr.. ANA Nj
JAMS vaughan ana Bosoy Of
LanylIe, sptnt the week end with
Mr. ana Mrs Emery Chick
Mr.. All Mrs Eines- Morgan Of
Ianville visited III The home "
Mr., ana Mrs H Fl Glenn DUR
ing the holidays
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

Vaflssgan 10 GREENSBORO College N.
e ana Miss Carey Bgan.on prsce
q gra1 Circle 4oeo.ta9 where
s3o "a 4 a4ude13
RI VA " Glenn Taylor return
ID - v.rt2sn.a Bfacn on gunday
afternoon after spending two
ge4ks y AN ner no.ner and
ia enter Miss Nancy Taylor
Eare
,4+e ~, ysa Gen ~ Eastern snove
.,.e.+1,,, Il ,se g~srre ~ her
49,, a,,d a..,g,,.a~ ~. zey.
- 49, \ I, 49,
r. - ~ 49,
-, - -, 49,. 80
~ go 90 80 ~. ~. - N.
l.-a.Is ILL., !. r. - - 800
Il .. III 4 y,.,..., L s,4n,a~,.
!. !. - =
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Bethlehem

Mr and Mrs Emmett Dodd
. enter 9airIed the young people Of
the Presbyterian Church on Tues
day. Dec, %. in their home from
g to 10 p m There we're thirty
five guests present Ice cream and
cookies we're served
r. II Stuart spent Friday and
Saturday With Mr. and MIS-
Charlie Arlington. Of Red House
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Thackston
visited nd the same home on sun
DAY
Mr. and Mrs Frances Dob0.ns
o. Str esville. N G.. spent the
Naw Years holiday with her
father, n a COBB
Nj and MIS- J W Jennings
and Mrs. fdarwood Cary visited
relatives in buckingham on Fri
day
The Day Circle Of the Women Of
the Clutch met In the home Of
Mrs. Clgde Ihaakston on Wed
nesday. Jan 5. at ,. m
Mr. and MIS- II F Harris and
family of Chcstnnt Grove. spent
THURSDAY with Mr. and Mrs j
w. Jennings
MIR and Mrs LynWood Koontz.
or Shenandoah spent New Years
Gay with Mr. and Mrs Noah
Templeton
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson
and Nh and Mrs Harwood Cary
visited Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Track Oh On Wednesday even
ing
Mr.. ana Mrs Emmett Dodd and
family motored to Greensboro, y.
G.. en- Sa urday Mrs Dodd re-
NAMED to spend a few days with
her three sisters
Mr ana Mrs. H1rwood Cary
and Mr.. ana Mrs Clyde Thacks~
ton were dinner quests b ms
J w Jennings Oh Thursday even
ing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

guests ol Mr. and Mrs l.. A Love
MI and Mrs c y Beck visited
s.r 5ld Mir john Redd az Filler
a during the week end
Nr mad MIS- r U Wcst ana,
NJ and Mrs G W Palmer were
lr 3aa gu Is Of Mrs T V Owen.
Monday
Nh AMI MIS- r. n Morgln and
a.ltrcn we're dinner guests Sun
6av 3. MI ana Mrs Wesley FoS-
tcY i. Dakes Branch
Evening star., 1955-05-22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. North Locust Hills-Ex-
pvt. location, abutting wooded park
area Lge. scr. porch. Gift. liy. rm.
sep full-sized din rm.. full day
light bsrt.. attached garage. GI
contract accepted. INTERSTATE
REALTY Re :, qo7G CO. OIL, 4-oe46. Eyes Eyes
AREA-3-yr.-old rambler.
priced this neat brick rambler for
quick sale Includes 3 bedrms.. 23-ft.
liv, rm din. rm. comb. GE kit. with
dlshWashsT dnarS. 3,,T, and and Disposall table
lovely Big lot incl BY ehain-iink
fence: alum; storm windows and
screens: outdoor barbecue. 4S1 4
Flanders aye; Garrett Park Es;
ave 70 a0sP Randsrs fsns Pn sft sea'f@1re r. hoe
SI,I,S, 9PEN SUNDAY, / TO 9 PiM;, AS
YOUNG. EN-. 2-4513. -22
BETHESDA -bedrm. rambler with
full baths. large liy, rm.. sep. din
% % 81 ~ s5S SSn koRzRsboRFfR s}ih s5Rfff !Sf g.
BETHEsDA, q mile. NIH-Lovely g.
bedrm. detached brick Colonial, Ii2
baths 23-ft. liv,, rm. with fireplace.
sSsraEe' Ssra1, screened porch awninss.
SsssE %aaed 'ofs eosa.r 'HS St viii Vii ol
BETHEsDA-owner showing sa0. 900
Gsnp59Osd e1ss s590sn GoE GSolona psst Edsem9eT
fSeepssn S T@ din fm deR RtiSsn RSTdeF dsh iR
washer and disposan, screened
porch ond floor, 3 bedrms. and
bath; maids rm. and bath in bsmt.
Corner lot. Out Wis. to Bradley. left
saS.g is$i Sit. 's" 'o 7oi7 ''Es hs''' IL Ff: 81.
BFTHEsDA-4s-ft. brick rambler:
that will go GI. los down. Con-
tains 22-ft. living room with Are
place: full dining room, 2 full bed;
basement sdjseent oa5 Ihois to Rocs easek Sreek
PARK: Big lot, 75yi25. Price subject
y, i s;atS9a HEG1sIi5i hIpoS W 'FsRoaPiERfIFss ai IFS
BETTHEspA- -Gi.RiNwooD 3.bed-
tsara Fm s.Psas REst !sso Colonial asreehsd le
transp., schools. Open Sun. / to 8.
Out Wis. ave. turn left at Bank Of
Bethesda to Glenwood, right to
5000, MARGARET DUNKLEY, OIL
by oWNER-Modern ..
story brick. on A-acre Handicapped
corner lot; liv. rm: with firepl.. sep
arate din. rm., kit. !, lge. bedrms..
bath FIJI 6smt with rs oT rm PlsnS ss6i
Ridge pl OIL. 2-s605.
BETHESDA-Open . till 8. Brick
Cape Cod in immaculate condition
Liv.. rm. with frepl.. sep. din. rrn
hedrm;, or study and bath on lst
Full bsmt S1s.a50,. Directions: Out
Old Georgetown I'd. to Beech dr.;
left to. Wilmette rd right to Bull
zENposFER. Oh 4.si11 till
BETHESDA-open . till g. on Brad
ley blvd. attractive brick, rambler
with bedrms.. = paths. All-electric
Eit,, Esit,,, with dishTashrr disposal and 1
rm, newly finished. Directions: Out
Bradley blvd, to Rayburn I'd. right
to S5lIT, RoRzENDoRFER' OIL. q
BETBEspA@By owner; 3 bedrms..
Ia baths. davlisht bsmt, . flrepls,,
Gi SCI. snnnSd porch dIshTa?lhsT lsgs disposal;
BETHESDA-Rambler. immac. 6-rm.
s5dreH s5f eHme eus g shaded n d'f ot arss bsS Sr
rms. lge, screened porch, full bsmt.
Owner leaving country. Excel, terms
CO. OIL. $4,000.
BETHESDA =. Owner transferred.
Mod. 2-story brk. Nr. rec. center
and bus. : tEin-Iized bedrms:, pow
GI fnsneing. EARL 7. wRioHT,
OIL, 2-69O0,
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


Md bedrms., 3
baths; double garage and workshop;
Forest on Severn. Swimming. boat
ing; dashboard heating, CAPTAIN
RENFRO. Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 54l00
or Southshore 5352.
CALVERT COUNTY. close to Pa
tuxent River and Chesapeake Bay
3S miles from District large
rooms. liv. rm., din. rm., den, kit,
"a bath 1st floor; 8 bedrms.. bath,
upstairs: oil heat; all in new con-
dition. Also barn, tool house,
chicken houses. and 3 acres of good
land, fronting hard State road. A
bargain at SI2.500. J. B. WATERS.
Prince. Frederick, Md. phones PA
and 31S-J-3 -22
COBB ISLAND. Md house and
garage; large lot, l35xI50; city
"Ss6 ROBERT FARRELL. 2?s
6-RM. BRICK HOUSE, located in
Frederick, Md.-Semidet.. front and
back yards, Auto. heat. immed.
poss, Close to Camp Derrick Hospi-
tai and Hood College. RA. 3-6SS3
after d Dm -o1
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.w.

1912 1st ST. S.W.
Near Boiling Field. Naval Research
Lab Det.. 2-story brick; liv. rm.,
din, rm., kit 2 large bedrms., u
baths, bSmt. Gas &C. heat. garage.
Well. Handicapped lot FREDERICK
A. BLuMER CO., 617 Penna. ave.
Sc. Ii 7-l0SS. -22
Evening star., 1955-05-22
zAoAMI REALTY. REALTORS
HIILCREST GEM!
HILLCREST
29l6 FIT, BAKER DR..

Lovely home, same as new through
out. custom built; large living .rm
with fireplace. dining room, kitchen,
den. rowder room. with center-hall
Ian on first floor; 8 lovely bedrms
and 2 baths on second floor. Knotty
pine rec room with fireplace. bar
and powder room; well equipped
utility room. gas h.-w.h.; large
fenced yard: will sell on sisht.
R. G.. DUNNE REALTOR
Evening star., 1955-05-22
Colored-NO CASH-GI
FIT. DUPONT PARK
d2oo CuApTTN CIT CT

OPEN 1.6. Lovely 6-rm.
brick, full bsmt.. rec. rm;
storm windows: Anchor ferce.
beautiful lowered ward: Sl2,-
$50.
ont Ridge I'd from Minn. ave. IA
Texas ave, left to r St, right to
Chaplin left to OPEN SIGN
HARRY L. GODDARD. OIL. z-7p22
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES ron sALE-s.E.
CoLoREp

e-FAMILY APARTMENT
A real barEain: 5134 H st. s.e.:
This lovely semidetached brick apt.
bldg. Accommodates families; al
mouern with large rooms: A Oh
home and Investment. Lu. 4-3342
MA. 6-9797. Ewes, co. 5-6S3l.
Capital View Realty Co.