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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Planes Put Jamaica
On Vocation Map

beauty and beaches of the re.
Gently developed north coast
motor through the wild Cockpit
Country or pause for a round Of
golf at one of the several courses
This type of tourist is the one
for whom luxurious hotels have
been built since World War II
He also has spanked the estab-
fishing of many a guest house
catering to Americans, for the
island likes to make a place fol
budget travellers. too. Seven air.
lines whisk in the stay-and-plaS
tourist.
Autos to Get About
Organized tours and renta
cars-remember to drive on the
left side of the road-are
recommended for those who stay
a week or more and want tc
have a memory of the picture
sque towns, elaborate govern
ment gardens and historical
points, calypso and genteel fun
Martins Tours operates seven
passenger cars and runs virtual
shuttle service between Kingston
and the popular resorts on the
north coast and Montego Bay.
Vaughan'S. which maintains 9
travel desk at the famed Tower
Isle Hotel, can arrange car rem
tails from private owners If given
advance notice.
Whatever motoring the tourist
does over the winding, mountain
roads. he usually finds himself
at some time on the route be-
tween Kingston, the busting
capital, and the seaside resorts
to the north. The mileage to
Kingston is virtually the same
over three main routes.
Cockpit Country
One route from Montego Bay
goes through the rugged and
mysterious Cockpit Country and
adds to his memories of Bamboo
avenue, a highway splotched by
sunlight under towering bamboo
trees.
The same traveller could de-
eide. instead, to skirt the Carib-
bean for its striking seascapes
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De LisSer in New Setting
| Managing director of Half
Moon is Harold de Lisser, who
had more than a :odding &C
quaintance with titled gentry,
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RESORTS
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD.
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Fourth Ferry to Ply
Oregon Inlet Waters
MACS HEAD, N. {

Another ferry. making a fee
of four operating on the Oregon
Inlet run. will be added by early
autumn, it was announced re.
Gently by Supt. Allyn Hanks Of
the Cape Hatteras National Sea-
shore.
The ferry is needed to take
care Of the increasing traffic al
this water link of the all-paved
highway leading through the
lower Mays Head and Hatteras
Island sections of the National
Seashore.
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Self Contained Resorts

See NOTEBOOK, Page E-13
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HOTEL H0F BRAU

Oak AZ Atlantic ave. Few r. Beach and Board
walk Deluxe accommodations at very modest
rates. so DeAut furn. rms: 20 with pvt bath
All have hot d. cold water d phone Battle from
hotel. Write for folder. Phone Wild-2-3575
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Ticket Refunds
SimpIified by B&O

The Chesapeake g. Ohio
Railway. as a further conven-
fence to passengers, has simpli-
fled its procedure for making
refunds on unused or partially
used tickets.
Under the new system, all reg
ular tickets sold for cash by a
C8O ticket Office, whether for
C&O or interline travel, may be
redeemed for cash at the issuing
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One Of O Series on coribbeon Trovel
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and plantation vistas, then head
south at Ocho Rios. This route
takes him by Discovery Bay
visited by Columbus in 1894, and
through Fern Gulley, a cut lined
with lush foliage. At Ocho Rios,
another decision can be made
To continue along the coast to
the old shipping center of Port
Maria and lovely Annotto Bay
There another temptation arises
before heading south - Port
Antonio farther east, the Blue
Lagoon and the experience of
rafting down the Rio Grande.
Cool in Mountains
There are five resort areas in
Jamaica, but Americans seem
to have fallen into the satisfying
KingSton-North Coast pattern
Almost within sight of Kingston
in the Blue Mountains, are found
some CT the islands coolest
hotels. But those who prefer
the sea breezes and beach
activity generally head north
after a day or two of shopping
at Kingston's free port shops,
While making their Headquarters
at the Myrtle Bank Hotel.
Seeking relaxation and. moth
ing more. the vacationer may
well stay close to his north coast
hotel. The shore is dotted with
them in the 10 miles between
Ochio Rios and the international
society center of Montego Bay.
Within five miles of Ocho Rios
are Jamaica Inn, Silver Seas,
San Souci. Shaw Park and Tower
Isle. Farther west are among
others, the Columbus Inn, Silver
Sands Beach Club and Good
Hope, a huge ranch which &C
.cepts selected guests.
Within 4 miles of Montego
Bay is the new Half Moon Hotel,
with its spacious hotel duplexes
and villas, now open for It's first
summer season.
De Lisser in New Setting
Managing director of Half
Moon is Harold de Lisser, who
had more than a 1odding &C
nuo i,otopna with fitloA naotrx,
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
BREAKERS

BOARDWALK At 3rd ST.
One OF the boardwalk's popular hotels.
Modified American plan includes break.
fast and diRnerl Early reservations sug-
gested Ownership MANAGEMENT Mrs.
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Jamaica, which has been building
luxury hotels and other tourist
amenities at a great clip in its
bid to become the favored isle
of American tourists.
The island, largest of the
British West Indies, was dis
covered" by ever-exploring U. S.
travellers decades ago. But it
took postwar plane service to
build up the colony's visitor IA
cilities and put it firmly on the
tourist map. Much of the CLAM
our that today attracts and
holds the vacationer has come
with the swoosh of modern,
speedy planes.
Montego Bay, for instance, has
been booming-in a reserved
British fashion-ever since Pan
American World Always began
the first regular air service there
eight years ago.
Ships Tight Schedules
When ships alone served this
land of sugar and spice, the
country beyond the ports re-
manned virtually unvisited. Tour
lists who then ventured inland
had more of the real explorer in
their makeup. When cruise ships
put into Kingston Harbor, tour
lists saw little beyond the capital,
That is still true. Passengers
have to meet a sailing schedule
that, willynilly, carries them
away on set schedule.
/ Planes changed that, Air pas
sengerS, unlike those who love
the sea. go there fast to be
there-and stay. They are the
ones who have the extra time to
drift about. experience the scenic
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

man was Marvin V. Griffith. and
usher was Bobby Fits
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Christmas Gift
Wrapping, Cards
To Be HID Topic

At 1000 n N. Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Miss Catherine Peery. Rural Arts
Specialist of V. p l., w1u conduct
Il leader training meeting for
Prince Edward Home Demonstra
ton Club leaders.
The meeting will@be held IN the
Court Room and the training
wall be ia Christmas Gift Wrap
ping and Christmas Card Ideas.
Notices have been sent To all club
demonstration leaders who have
indicated interest in this topic.
and a full attendance is desired.
An enjoyable meeting and many
original IDEAS arc promised There
alll be an afternoon session. too,
ending at 300.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Seminary Friends
Honor Memory OF
Mrs. F. w. KegIey

The Friends Of the Seminary
held their tenth annual meeting
al Union Theological Seminary IN
Richmond on Wednesday Nov. 2
About 400 Friends attended the
meeting from the four supporting
Synods Of Virginia. West Virginia
Appalachia and North Carolina.
Seven Of the ten original found
ers were also present for the &C
casion.
A special event Of the meeting
was the dedication Of a classroom
u the memory Of Mrs Fannie
Withers Kegley Of Wythevlle a
past general chairman and one Of
the ten original founders who
died last year.
Mrs F r Crawford Of Farm
vile IS general chairman TINS
year
Dr Ben r. Lacy who rctlres
as president in January. vas
honored HIS successor Will be Or
James A. Jones.
One OF the main purposes Of
the Friends is to keep the Semi
nary's physical plant in good con-
dition. The 1856 project Will be
TO provide furnishings In The East
Wing Of the Library
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

M Ruth Gleaves was called
to her home IL Wythevllle last
week on account Of the illness Of
her brother James Gleaves. VINO
II nov 4 patient al hospital id
Roanoke.
James Z. Knard Dean Of
Hampden- sydney College attend
"a she State Registrar meeting
at Natural Bridge last Friday.
Mrs Dransfeld Nichols and
children left Saturday for Scran-
ton Pa. after spending month
with her mother, Mrs. Edmund
Habard Mr. and Mrs Nichols
have been transferred from Kan
saS City Mo. TO Scranton with
the Luce Manufacturing Company
Recent guests of DR. and Mrs
Marvin w Schlegel were MIS-
Schlege!s sister and brother-in
law MT and Mrs Charles A
stein OF York Pa.
Mrs J. H Cocks entertained her
Tuesday afternoon bridge club
this week
Guests Of Dy. and Mrs. Frank
r. Crawford on Thursday were
Dr Ben r Lacy, Of Richmond
Ben r. Lacy. Jr., Of Winchester.
the Rev Raleigh Engle OF Chest
Al. S. q. Lorentz White and Karl
Hudson both Of Raleigh N. Q,
Mil aha MIS-. Erwin GIN. of
Richmond. we're The week end
guests NJ Mi and MIS- Robert
Taylor
Mrs II r Crawford viii be the
guest speaker at the World Com \
munity DAY observance Of the
Lynchoure Council Of Church Wo-
men at the First Presbyterian
Church in Lynchburg. Friday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Recent Visitor
-Feted by Friend

Mrs. John Cox and Mrs. r. H.
Digger entertained at luncheon
in the College Tea Room honoring
Mrs. j. f. Warren. Of Luray. Va.
who spent last week in Farmyille
visiting friends.
Mrs. Warren served as a hostess
at LongWood College for 25 years,
retiring about five years ago.
Attending the luncheon in add
ton to the honoree and the hos
teSses were Mrs. S. l.. Graham,
Mrs Kinsey Green, Miss Evelyn
Hammer. Mrs. E. r. Booker and
Mrs. J. T Fitzpatrick OF Waynes-
boro.
Mrs. Warren was entertained
quite extensively by others during
her visit here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

Is i possible to reach an age at
which no lonely woman looks at
Vou with design?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

Mr. and Msr a r Gates Aid
daughter Patricia of Richmond.
spent the week end With MI and
Mrs. II G Kayton. Jr.
Morris G. Smith visited Ills son
and daughteI-n-law Mr.. and
Mrs NJ G Smith Jr. and family.
IN Petersburg Friday HIS wife
Mrs Smith. returned to FalmulIe
With him after spending almost
TWO weeks IN Petersburg
Miss Claire Short. Of Richmond
was the recent overnight guest Of
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs B w. Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Smith and
son, Wayne. Of Richmond. spent
the week end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II f. Lacy.
Miss Nancy Curry Of Green
brier College Lewisburg " va.
recently spent d week end with
her parents Oh First Avenue
Chaplain and Mrs. NJ 3. Curry
Chaplain and Mrs Curry and
Tommy spent several days Iast
week visiting friends iii Decatur
and Atlanta Ga
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Beasiey-ProlJH BeHothal
announced In buckingham

MI and Mrs Kempcr Eaasley
Of AndciaonYllc announce the
engagement Of Nj BeasleF6 s-
ter Miss Mamie Ruth Beaaley 10
Vernafd G profiJt. Of Dill@yn
Miss Beasley is . daughter Of
the late M and Mrs Sylvester
V Beasley Mr. Pron1tt Is. a son
Of M and Mrs Carl y P.osflt.
of Charlottesville
The wedding Viii take place at
Concord Baptis. Church II ar
SheppaIds on Saturday NoY =
at p m No invitations are pens
issued but relatives ana f5ien Is
are cordially invited to attoRd the
ceremony.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Painting Exhibit
In Library Shows
Great Diversity

An exhibit Of Recent oil Paint
.ngs BY Virginia Artists Is on dis
p!ay IN the Browsing Room and
elsewhere at the Longwood Col
lege Library The public i INVITED
70 see the display which IS on loan
to LongWood for only short
period
Visitors Wall be interested %
note the great diversity in the
t-ypc Of painting being done BIZ
Vuganlans Subjects range from
seascapes To stlli-hfes and teen
niques from Photographic To high
.y abstract.
All tile pictures for sale Have
beel tagged ~ the artists
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Den Four Cubs
Enjoy Party

The Cub Scouts Of Den Four
held Halloween party at the
home OF their Den mother. MIS-.
r J F'ulcher. Jr.. Monday after
noon The boys enjoyed games
and refreshments.
Members Of this group are Tom
Brooks, Tone DeMuth, Doug Fitz-
gerald Tom Fulcher Bill Lancas-
ter Jimmy Putney Sam Putney,
and Reggie Spier
Den Chief Reginald Davis was
also present for the party
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
NOBLIN GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs Leroy Woodson
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Chapman and family. Of Glou-
cester, we're the week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Nohhn. Mrs.
Bob Gust and daughter. Ruthie,
Of Lexington, N C., and Mrs.
Wilma Duke and family. of Col
lege Park. Md. were guests IN the
same home on Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Personals

M and Ms Frank Bednecr.
% BoydtOu, VIII attend the Hamp-
den sydney Homecoming this
week end Mr. Bedinger Is preSl-
dent Of the HIS Alumni ASSocia-
ton
Among those expected thlS week
end by Dr. and Mrs. Ray A Moore
ale Or. and Mrs Robert r Moore.
OF Spartans burg. S c.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

STRATFORD HILLS 500, 800
De luxe construction and equipment
is featured in this brand-new.
home: 25-ft. liv. rm., ist-fi. bed
rm. and bath: 22-ft. side screened
porch. Full bsmt with garage.
CROWELL g. CO.. INC. ia. 5-O7O7
BRICK RAMBLER SI2, 800
What q buy! Brand-new 3lbedrm.
beauty, with. carport;; picture win
dows in full daylight bsmt.: tree
shaded a-scre lot, 35 minis. to
d. c.
cRoWELL & CO.. INC. IA. 5-o7o7
LGE. RMS. AND BIG CLOSETS
Older-type Colonial: 4 bedrms.. lge.
liv.. and din, rms, Ia baths. car.
port. porches all around; beautiful
grounds. 90x170; fun bsmt.;
min. to Pentagon. IT schools and
: shopping. Ewes, JE. 2-S14S.
LYN THOMPSON ia. 2-2121
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4-bEDRM., 2-BATH RAMBLER IN
the woods; fireplace in living rm..
superb kit. A gorgeous house with
maculate. Only 8 yrs, old; wail-to-
wall carpetins included: "a acre Of
land; G1 approved already at S1s.-
$50 MANfAs REALTY CO.. JE.
8 BEDRooMs AND pEN-charmins
white brick Colonial with center
ball, ball Nice liv. rm' with f,epl.; sep: p
hSTRa hsas and d nun @ bsn. csn nice eGsGalsr seSrms
and tiled bath up, detached ga
School, sis.5OO. THE DARBY CO.
, Open III I !, e. 2; "a; a, IS 5-9SeS, L15
an outstanding value for sic, 700.
Msnv Sso6 S.Ss6 s1'ris BETTER Ga TOT aoMEs aeIs1
j5SioR TSHSs EsTATE-oppor.unityi to
for only S14,500l OF approved !
Full bsmt.. fireplace in living rm..
big country kitchen, goreeous ";
SzsN4s fss ysEd EsahTs StG Esn's sE fsaes asi, can
NO MONEY DOWN to o1s s-bed,
rm. brick house, 2 yrs. old. lust
redecorated. Monthly payment
$40 including tax and insurance.
/ block to bus and shops. 8 minis:
to Pentagon. MANNAS REALTY
BELOW va HPPRAIsAL-This extra
fine brick home IN close-in Arling-
and many extras. Located mr.. st.
Thomas More. VA approved for
$1,000: YOU can buy II for less.
CAL IA, $4,000. BETTER HOMES
JGsT EyffF orr MT. VERNON BLVD
bedrms.. ga baths. lEe. liv. rm.,
fireplace, din. rm., auto. washer;
lge. lot: good price and termE. Call
OWNER LEAVING FOR FLORIDA
Beautiful det. stone home, N. Arl.
Spacious mod. rms. bsnt, auto
heat, IN baths, garage, maids rm.,
Cover garden. Make an offer. JET
REALTY, Ii. 7-62l2, Ii. 3-4779.
$3.50 DOWN buys this s-bedroom
frame rambler on large lot. Plenty
of garden space; fully equipped
kitchen; close to bus, .shoppinE and
school In Fails Church. Owner has
left and reduced price to .S11 500.
Monthly payments, 500, including
taxes and Insurance.. ARFAx
Evening star., 1955-07-15
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Come out today to see this beautiful
setting. A real jewell It Is Q
showplace that is admired BY all.
Gracious, Douglas-flr rambler: lge
Nv; rm;, din. rm.. 2 bedrms., den;
rage. Please drive out colesyiiie
I'd, one blk. north Of Burnt Mill
Hills to Northwest dr.. right to I'll
Northwest DIR. See this jewel to-
day. Price reduced from S24,500
to S1S,950. Easy terms. Cau Mr..
Qdum; RE. 7-5216; evenings, 10.
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%200 cash

Ss5 per month n all you need to
move into this 2-bedroom home
with large Anchor fenced yard
Vacant. move in tomorrow! MOD
ERN REALTY CO., 10. 4-5450: II
no answer. LO. 5-4131. la
NEAR GAITHERSBURG.
New sriss rsmsSisdE S.d, msn ssTags oSrn Sgs1
kitchen equipment, Q baths and
6replacs; h-acre lot; Sls.950.
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AP. 7-8O80
QUICK

QUICK
Take advantage of this excel. value;
3-bedrm., brick Colonial with sep
dining rm. and lge. fenced lot
close to shopping center. transp
and schools: $1,000 down. assume
GI loan, $74.S0 mo. includ. taxes
ON
Top of the world is where you'll bs
when you've seen this 3-bedrm.,
custom built brick rambler: 25-ft
liv. rm., with firepl.. all Hotpoint
kit; full bsmt.. on lge. A-acre lot
THE
Early Bird gets the bargain. 2!-bath
Colonial with I'm. knotty pine; l.
bedrm. apt; full bath sep. eptr
In bsmt. First floor, liv. rm., din
rm., equip. kit, breakfast rm.,
powder rm., sundeck. Sec. floor, 3
spac. bedrms. with walk-in closets
full tile bath. GI apr; S17,950.
DRAW
Your own conclusions, as to this
4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick with sep
din. rm.: full bsmt., on A-acre tree
studded lot. Close to TT. Meade,
Bait. Freeway and Plant Indus.
sta: S17.950.
HEIDER & SELLERS
WA. 7-0196 HA. 2-S052
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHl MANOR - $3.50 down;
6edrms.. lIs.bsths. rec. rIn. vacant;
easy terms. Can. He. $4,000. HUGH
DERWYH.-a bedrms., sep. din. rm..
powder rm. on LIST A.; full bsmt !.
S,,s.srsrs,;I S,.rr,I, h-sess ,0,,,w wooded lSs; excel. !
S-o8OO I'll pm. la 4
Evening star., 1955-07-15

MT. RAINIER, 500 DIN.
$10O mo. rent with option to buy
3-bedrm., 2-story shingle home;
hsmt:. h.-w.h.; corner lot; blk.
HOME AND>rNcoME,
Mt. Rainier-2 complete apis, q
story brick; 8 rms, bath In each,
sep. heating units. Approved GI,
nothing down. Here's q chance to
live rent free! 1-carfare zone.
HYATTSyMLE
Nothing down GI, $66.70 mo-, plus
taxes and ins.-3-bedrm. Cape Cod
with room for 4th bedrm.; 2
porcheS. firepl. in liv. rm.. fenced
yard. quiet street, plenty of trees.
Mt. RAINIER AREA
2-bedrm. bungalow, neat and cleanl
Corner lot, garage. FLA financ-
ing; 81 200 down.
COLMAR MANOR
$3.50 down. $S5 mo.-.3-bedrm. bum
ealow. din. rm.. equip. kit; newly
dec. Early possession.
ERCOITES
Walk TO work-2-bedrm. brick in
Riverdale, opposite plant: immac.
cond: 0I approved. Make US an
offerl
ERWIN REALTY co.
WA. 7-1232 WA. 7-O334
Evening star., 1955-07-15
HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.

aOUsKs BY HUGHES - Modsrn
m sanss sIf- hr:PI: sIs:. 3 .
CO., Ar. 7-I40o I'll . pm. -Ie
LANoIkY PARK-sl,l ,ls0 DOWN
Modern 4.yr.-old semidet. brick;
8 nice bedrms., bsmf-, fenced I'd
Don't miss this exceptional buy. Cal
II. 4-64O0 until Q p.m- HUGH 7
Evening star., 1955-07-15
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
VETERANS-WAKE UP
NO DOWN PAYMENT
PLEASE WAKE YOUR

NEl0hBOR, TOO
New brick bungalows. Q and 3 bed
rooms. L and 2 baths. Look what
YOU get for your dollar. Fully
equipped kitchen with beautiful!
natural birch cabinets. kitchen fan,
garbage Disposall, large Westing-
house refrigerator. 36-in. Welbilt
gas range. cleaning Formice work
top. Venetian blinds. screens for all
windows, large. bright basement
with toilet and outside entrance.
fireplace in, living room, streets
$4,000 AND $15,250
Can you beat the price or the TO-
cation? Open every afternoon for
DIRECTIONS: Pa. ave. Sc. to
Southern ave. left on Southern
ave-. 4 blocks to Ellis st., right on
Ellis st to Open Homes.
J. M. MEDLEY 10. S-57T7
Evening star., 1955-07-15
COLOR:;ED

Attractive white frame home on "a
acre, shaded lot, ofi Ptney Branch
bath, full basement, gear brick
garage, inclosed porch, oil hot.a
heat: $4,000. OIL. 4-4593. NE, g.
AbSl weekdays. JOHN r. HoKE.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
ONLY $500
SEAT PLEASANT

2-bedrm. briektex: liv. rm.. din. rm..
big yd.. spacious bsmt.. gas heat (:
must sell in hurry; small monthly
payments. Call Mr.. Argonis, CAM
PAMELA n CO., Ex. SAILS;
eyes,Ai. 7-bOes. LII
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Excl LUsIVE BEECHWOOD CIRCLE
Charm. individuality, tranquil
atmosphere, all blend perfectly In
this fine brick Colonial residence.
situated amongst q h acre of
toms finest residential sections.
Center-hall entrance leads to
stately Colonial stairway. Huge
living room. banuuet-sized dining
room shaded rear screened porch,
tiled baths Bssement contains
rec. room with fireplace and maids
room, both finished in "ponderosa
pine and an additional full bath.
Truly q home of distinction priced
pointmsnt to INSPECT oVSl can IA. Z
5000 80 or IA. S-2931 after
real ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
t4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebel
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HousEs FoR SALIVA.
BROYHQL PARK

o.Rs. :ls l:s 1.Ss ss. an 4. f.sE: ]: e u u Ct:
ronEhed IN for y bath. with ga
5ec: II. e. sSih q h:DsE.ia.d s1s al Il fis ioss
Evening star., 1955-07-15
VA. H-OI9B 10. 4-793S
2-ACRE ESTATE-$23, $50

Afs feepins f horses r % Chickens, an edsSys doss'
SQUADS, and gardening. Beautiful.
:3-bedrIn.. brick rambler, located on
level handicapped acreage. completely
fenced, Huge liv. rm., attractive
stone firepl., tile bath, large tiled
kitchen with breakfast bar; front
and side porches: full bsint., recre-
bath: garage; 25-minute drive to
downtown d. C. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC, JU. 9-6555 ~ Q
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HoUsEs FoR xkkGLVA.

oF-No Down Pkx1HlT
Owner VII sel1 2-bedfn- home 10
Responsible veteran Immcd. pcss.
$Il.s00. u 3-0551. ~
Evening star., 1955-07-15
REDECORATED

From top to bottom, inside and out
this lovely, three bedroom Colo
nial; large dining room and equip
kit. with built-in washer; Anchor.
fenced rear yard. Vacant, best OF
all only $500 cash to move In.
ALTY Co, 10. 4.54SO; II no an.
aver. EN- A-0A1l III
Evening star., 1955-07-15
COLLEGE PARK
VICINITY

NEW RANnLERs. Lgs. liv. rm. with
picture window, sep. din. 'fm-,
bedrms.. ceramic eolored tiled bath,
equipped Westinghouse kit. with
natural wood cabinets: full bsmt.;
lovely lot. o0-ft. frontage. YHA
nnaneins avail $1l.950.
S14. 4.e5O-You have never seen any
thing like It. Imagine Q 32-ft.. hy.
rm. with brick hrepl., built-in
bookcases on both sides. built-fu
wood box. tremendous picture win
dow tmagnifieent yieE), sep. din.
rm.. 3 bedrms., kit. with table
space, patio, tiled bath. All this on
huge, wooded, handicapped lot with
loads Of privacy. Walking distance
10 schools, shopping and trensp.
90 min. D. c., 20 min. to Fort
Meade. Substantial cash. First time
offered.
SITUATED on lot.
l00-ft. frontaee.. Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick: 2 full baths, sep. din. rm..
lge. equipped kit. with exhaust fan:
full hsmt.; only 2 yrs: old: eonv.
to Nd. o.. Plant Industry, rs min.
70 d. c.; nr. schools. $16,S00.
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BURCH REALTY co.
s136 Baltimore Blvd, College Park
TO. 0-5002 Till 0:3O
Evening star., 1955-07-15
OPEN HOUSES

OPEN HOUSES
60 PM WEEKDAYS
Ramblers priced from S17.950 to
and Ssos CURTIS csItsTrfIsS bRfVE. bf.fas 100
COLEBROOK DRIVE and 2406 and
240S GATHER STREET and in
CLINTON, at Pineview Lane and
woodward road.
MOORE & MOORE
RE. 6-8l60
Evening star., 1955-07-15
WOOD ACRES
WOODMOOR

Large brick rambler: IN yrs. old
3 twin-sized bedrms.. ~ bAths
large living rm.. large kitchen. full
daylight bsmt.; garage; large lot
opening in rear to park. JU: g.
ASSUME LARGE LOAN
S15,950. Very easy terms on this
lovely brick rambler. Fully
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt., Anchor -fenced yard; close
TO schools and bus. GRAHAM q
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