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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28
Congress Told Foot Soldier
Will Win the Next War

House has voted only $265, 900.
Irvine c. Porter, Birmingham
Ala, rifle enthusiast, said they
should either give the board
enough funds to do its job or
abolish it.
Francis w. Parker, jr., a re-
tired National Guard colonel
said many soldiers had so little
training with rifles that they
failed to use them in combat. j."
Retired Marine Mai. Gen.
Merritt A. Edison, executive di-
rector of the National Rifle As
ISOLATION. said that in world
championship matches in Vene-
zuela last November, the United
States team was "a very poor
sixth in comparison with teams
from Russia. Switzerland, Swe-
den, Norway and Denmark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28

their constituents to learn how
they voted got away with
this evasion.
But that was not the only
strange thing that happened
in this issue so important to
those who are going to build
the new highways.
For another, we give you
Senator Chavez. When he
offered his motion to eliminate
the prevailing wage guarantee,
he did it with the very frank
and cryptic apology: II do so
contrary to my conscience.
He explained he was doing this
in the interest of harmony"
and in the interest of "com-
radeship and compromise" in
order that the bill could be
passed. All of this Senator
M en- mara bluntly labelled
double talk"
Though nobody ever ex-
planned publicly what was be-
hind the Chavez motion, i t
was common knowledge in the
cloakrooms that this was to
please some Southern Demo-
Gratis who were threatening
that they would kill the road
bill unless the prevailing wage
section were deleted. They had
the support of some Republic
cans. as was disclosed to the
Senate by Republican, Sen
ator Kuchel of California, who
rose to explain that he, him.
self, was in favor Of the pre-
vailing wage guarantee which
had support also from both
Republicans and Democrats.
During the debate there was
a vague argument that the
prevailing wage requirement
should not be applied because
the workers on these highways
would be rural labor" This
thesis aroused Senator Neu-
berger. the fortnight young
Democrat from Oregon, who
wanted to know why rural la
Dor shouldn't be paid as we'll
as any other.
ITO begin with, what is
wrong with paying a decent
wage in rural areas?" he in
quired. 1.-THE people in those
areas have to eat. They have
to educate their children and
pay medical costs. They are
human beings. They are no
different from people in
cities"
Senator Nc a m ara had
pointed out that it is not city
workers who are affected by
the prevailing wage guarantee
in a highway program, but
1.-The ones who will need the
protection Of that act are the
workers in the rural areas,
namely. those who will be en-
ployed as truck drivers or who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28
BY the Associated Press

Senators who vote billions for
such things as H-bombs and
guided missiles showed interest
yesterday in another defense
item-the fashioned rifle, in
the hands of a man who knows
how to use it.
An Appropriations subcommit-
tee heard members of the Ma
tional Board for the Promotion
of Rifle Practice say the next
war. If there is one. will be won
in the last analysis by the foot
soldier with a gun.
And the rif1emen said there1l
be a lot more such men available
if the board, set up by Congress
so years ago, gets the 81, 1866, 900
it wants for ammunition, instruc-
ton programs and the like. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28
Red Tabloid Suspends

TOKYO, May % (R.-Ja-
pans Communist Party has
suspended publication Of its
underground bi-weekly tabloid
because enemies of the party
have infiltrated it," police said
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28
CordinuI Improves

SEVILLA, Spain, May % (P).
Pedro Cardinal Segura Y
Saenz, rs, Roman Catholic Arch
bishop of Sevilla, is much i'm
proved from his heart ailment,
attending doctors said yesterday.
He has been seriously i'll for a
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-28

original social security law. Since
then he has appeared frequently
before congressional committees
dealing with that subject and
has been a congressional adviser
on the law.
Before coming to the Treas
ury he was treasurer of the East
man Kodak Co.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-30
SURVEY OF SAVANNAH
COUNCIL NOW UNDER WAY

SAVANNAH, Ca, = JTA) -
The first comprehensive evalua-
ton of the work of the Savannah
Jewish Council is now under way
here with 1870 men and women
serving on eight study commit
tees. Four of the committees have
already met and the other four
are scheduled to meet within the
next two weeks. Recommends
tons for changes and improve
ments in the structure and pro-
gram of the Council are expected
to emerge from the survey.
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PLAIN TALK
tcontinued from Page u

that was the way for a wisely
understanding man to go, wasn't
it? Pomp and circumstance were
but the silly playthings of mems
lives; a man shouldn't be taking
such toys along to his grave, after
all the years of learning he has
had.
To his grave a man should go
modestlY. with the wisdom of one
who in lifetime has learned a lot.
He has learned what living is all
about. that it has nothing to do
with the outward appearance a
man makes in the world. or even
with his wife's mink or his Cadil-
lac. He goes TO his grave without
any show at all. just as he had
lived. After all. to, die is one of
the lesser achievements of man.
So Hyman Weintraub didn't
want even his face to be seen
after it was dead. He had it cover
ed at his funeral. The face is a
mans window in which he shows
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-30

his joys and sorrows all his life,
and he laughs with it. He shows
his character in it, the good in
him and the evil, too. When he is
dead nothing more is to be seen
in it. So draw the shade, please.
Let them remember his face by
what it showed when he lived; in
death it was just an empty face,
nothing to be seen in it.
Concerning collins. Mr.. Vein
traub liked the philosophy OF
Torah where it says: For out Of
the earth vast thou taken: for
dust thou art and to dust shalt
thou return" And Abraham him
self had said it: II speak to the
Lord who am but dust"
Mr.. Weintraub was for return
ing direct to the earth, just as it
was wisely written there,-and no
casket in between him and the
dust from which he had come up
and to which he was returning.
And no dressing up for him either,
please. He was going in his talith,
all wrapped up, as a bundle OF
dust being taken back to its
origin The people had come to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-30
Hollywood, FLORIDA
Hollywood by the Sea-

look at him but he was lying
there on the board, as much as
saying, "This is I, this is all
men at the end, this bundled dust
you see here. That's all there is
of a man at his end, except for
what he leaves behind of, his life
on the earth, and that's the main
thing"
HYman Weintraub was leaving
fine children: these were his
wealth. He had been garment
worker. an immigrant out Of Rus
STA. To bring up worthy children
had been his dedication. even on
his meager means. There were the
physician Josef Weintraub and
the well-respected lawyer Morris
Weintraub: and the son who was
The Navy captain. and others of
Lyman Weintraub's children who
had made him proud all his days.
I recalled the Weintraub Navy
captain from the time he was
graduated from Annapolis. He
had entered Annapolis by way of
being very good enlisted sailor
first of all. Hyman Weintraub and
his wife journeyed to Annapolis
to see him being graduated :.
"And, you know" Mr.. Weintraub
told me afterward, 81 did some
thing there. The graduates were
marching up one by one to re-
ceive their diplomas fir o m the
Secretary of the Navy. Then I
saw my own son coming up and
right there in the middle of that
big crowd I stand up and cry out
to everybody, That's my boy!' !
just couldn't hold myself in any
more"
Yes. in his progeny HYman
Weintraub found his riches and
his pride; going to his grave was
the least of his life. He wanted
NOT even a shave at death. his
letter said.
The rabbi was through with
his sermon, and with that my own
meditations on Hyman Weintraub
ended. They carried Mr.. Vein
traub out on the board to the
hearse. He had died at 81.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-30

parchmenbOud Jerusalem Bible Of shipment Just received
which distinguish the
Israel Bond effort during the High Holy Days given by Sesh CI
General Joseph Sun enter) Chairman
Of the Executive Bond Organization. and Rabbit
Samuel Waken Bond dve and member the
Orthodox Rbbi of the United States
and Canada The took place the Consulate Of Israel in New Y
Of the Bibles which jerusalem has been inscribed BY
David BenCuon sraes Defense Minister and former Prime Minister
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01
5dib Nev Raeh

started its herd on q bosic foundation OF
females from the FerndoIe Ronch i'm Coli
fornio- They we're very uniform OF the true
Angus type crlei were fferniiiss stltflEt1s
McE1enry BiockcoP, ToIon BockcoP, Black
cop, Queen Mother, Roserere Queen Moth
er, K Pride Heroine, Coquette, Kotinko,
Enchontress Trojan Erica, Erico, Eco Trojan
Erica, Fourth Branch BIockbird, BoIlindaI-
ioch, Rosemere Barbara, McHenry Barbara,
Bu>eom Maid Miss Burgess and Miss Bur-
gress.
On these notable bToodInes we ore using
such herd sires as PRINCE 37th OF SKY
FARM, q greot-grondson of Black Prince of
Sunbeam, bull with extreme thickness
over the Ioin, deep bodied, neoted we'll
down on the hook, smooth over the toll and
with good heed bone and covering; PRINCE
53rd OF SKY FARM, another doubIe-bred
Black Prince of Sunbeam bull; PRINCE los
OF B 3D.
We started With the goal of doing some
good for the Angus breed and the beef cot
tie industry in general. So we started with
and odd what we think will help us do these
things. The Angus we have produced and
what these Angus have done i'm other herds,
on the range and in the feed lots confirm
our foith in the bIoodIines We ore using
FV ANGUS will help you along in your pro-
gram and show you a good interest on your
See one Golf crop by one of
our bulls and you'll have TO agree. Try them!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01
PRINCE los OF 3 Z .

PRINCE los Or LAKEvIEW and
T0k94n@

from g.
O IN
Denver in de Q n h was tn Gdc hmpO the
oil ar invite o Zee i'm h
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01
HERD BULLS:

to Prince 22nd 748226 BondOer of LorBooko l35442 ~
of Sky Form ondP los of g. I750375.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

+ Prince Sunbeam los 704382
I Angus VoIIey Blue Rib. Rose $4,000
e Boron Bronf OF Cioy 634096
Buxom Maid OF CIoy And 646672
Evening star., 1955-11-27

wa gA N-s wIoP Gh 0-I Morning Mssat
g. stsp Ls,t sn lsts, O. Rahalb $50, Six Gan sluh
programs "a ssli
Evening star., 1955-11-27

11:0O, WRC t4l-Home: Arlene
Francis interviews Corinne
Griffith Marshall.
$500, WTOP (9-Bob Cum
mings Show: Mrs. Nee
meyers Niece" pays a visit
and Bob thinks he knows
what to expect.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Climax: "A
Man of Taste" story Of
cultured Englishman in
Paris who sponsors young
artist and goes to great
lengths to keep protege's
canyases valuable; Michael
Rennie, Zsa Zsa Gabor.
John Kerr.
$500, WRC (4) - Dragnet:
Anonymous note says that
writer can give police infor-
nation on narcotics ring.
$500, WMAL (7)-Star To-
night: Summer Road"
story Of young woman in
deserted resort who finds
herself prisoner Of mur-
derer.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Ford Thea
ter: Bet the Queen" with
Rory Calhoun and Gale
Robbins.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Four Star
Playhouse: Man grieving at
wife's death leaves daughter
with grandmother. returns
after five years to claim
her; Charles Boyer.
1900, WRC t4)-Video Thea
ter: Young lawyer gets into
trouble when he accepts fee
to act as bodyguard in "The
Web"
1890, WMAL (7) Conf1den-
tial File: Paul Coates inter-
views "A Child Molester"
and discusses case with psy-
chiatriSt.
1000, WTOP (9) - Johnny
Carson Show: Dorothy Shay,
the Park Avenue Hillbilly,
visits.
1880, WTOP (9) - Wanted:
This man once had police
stakinl' out 200 stores after
series .. robberies.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

1880, WTTG t5)-Name That
Tune: Musical quiz with
George Dewitt as emcee.
1880, WMAL CIV Warner
Brothers Presents: "Casa-
blanca" intrigue develops
over piece of parchment
that turns out to be price
less page from ancient Bible.
$500, WRC (4)--Milton Berle:
Color Eddie Cantor visits
to reminisce; also. Gale
Storm, Dick Contino and
julius La Rosa.
soc. WTOP (9)-Phil Silvers:
Sgt. Bilko feigns sickness to
get out of annual bivouac,
wishes he hadn't.
$3.50, WATAL (7l-Wyatt Erp:
Gamblers contrive scheme
to control mayors office and
get rid Of carp.
$500, WRC t4-Fireside
Tiieater:: Women at Sea, !"
story Of neglected wife who
takes solo sea trip: Ruth
Hussey. John Baragray.
9:00, WMAL (7)-Dann y
Thomas: Danny's 'old Girl
Friends" wreck havoc In the
Williams household.
$50 WRC ~ - circle
Theater:: ''The Town That
Refused to Die" story Of
Sanford, Me-. which was
hard-hit by relocation of
textile plant in South; Dar-
rem McGayin.
$3.50. WTOP ts)-Red Skel-
ton: Red as a private eye In
Phantom Of the Ballet, "
with Peter Lawford as guest.
$3.50, WMAL f7l--Calyalcade
Theater: Ben Franklin has
two problems; to negotiate
treaty with French and
bring two young lovers to-
gether;; Howard st. John,
Leslie Gay.
l0:O0, WTOP (9) - $4,000
Question: TVS top rated
show with Hal March, quiz
master.
10000, WNIAL Go utsid e
U.S.A.: "Formosa Time
Bomb: Quincy Howe.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Proqrurn and HqhIiqhts for Wednesday, November 80

1880, WMAL (7l--Disneyland
Walt traces history of the
animated drawing, begin
ming with Da Vinci. (Steam-
boat Willie. "Nutcracker
Suite" from Fantasia, etc.
$500, WRC az - Directors
Playhouse: Kindly parish
priest tries to effect re-
= concination between young
husband and wife: Peter
Lawford. Frank Fay.
$3.50, WMAL tD-MGM Pa
rade: Tour of ''Kismet" set,
plus Bob Benchley comedy.
800. WRC (4)-Kraft Thea
ter: Dick Berg's Once a
Genius" story Of aging
Viennese director who de-
cides to regain glory by re-
making film he made dec
ades ago: Eva Gabor, Her
bert Berghof.
10000, WTOP (9) - Twentieth
Century-Fox Hour: Thelma
Ritter and Gene Lockhart
in Christopher Bean" story
Evening star., 1955-11-27

$500, WTOP (s) - Mama:
An unexpected event in
Katrin's life upsets entire
household.
8:O0, WMAL (7)-Ozzie and
Harriet: Harriet decides
after all these years that
Ozzie should have q we'd
ding band, too.
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Crossroads:
Story of Baptist minister
who smuggled copies of
Bible behind Iron Curtain;
Carl Benton Reid.
$500, WTOP t9)-The Cru
sader: Woman claims Com
munists are trying to force
her behind Iron Curtain
again.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Playhouse
Of Stars: Kevin Mccarthy
as a tycoon has q chance to
Evening star., 1955-11-27

500, WAIAL CITY Read
er's Digest: 'If I Were
Rich" comedy about shoe
clerk and family who win
100000 on sweepstakes
ticket.
$3.50, WAIAL t7)-Voice of
Firestone: Nadine Conner
and Eugene Conley offer
duets by Puccini and Friml.
$500. WRC (4)-Medic: Glass
of Fear" deals with hypo-
Evening star., 1955-11-27

"a Isd, h1s VIM
g. kagRss
psusns sssr.
Evening star., 1955-11-27


EDUARD FRANZ
Professor Vindicated
right an old wrong done to
science professor: Eduard
Franz.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Star Stage:
"The Marmalade Scandal, I"
with Mildred Natwick.
1880. WTOP (9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
the Fredric Marches and the
Mitch Millers.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Proarom and HiehIehts for Saturday, December 3

1:45, WRC t4l - NCAA Foot
ball: Duke VS.. North Caro-
lima at Durham; Lindsey
Nelson, Red Grange.
$500, WTOP (s) - Big Ten
Basketball: tFirst Of series)
Nebraska meets Iowa.
1900, WTTG (5) - Capital
Caravan: All Negro variety
show, with Van Perry
combo, Ray Snead and Cot
ton Club stars; Bob Nc
Even.
7:OO, WTOP ts)-Gene Autry
Show: Color Missing lad
and stray horse spell trouble
when Autry takes over
ranch home for wayward
boys.
$500, WRC ~ Perry Como
Show: Tom Ewell and
Arnold Stang head guest
: list.
$500. WMAL "a Lawrence
Welk Show: Musical variety
with Alice Lon, vocalist.
$3.50. WTOP (s)--It's Always
Jan: Unknown admirer pro-
vides a mystery; Janis
Paige.
10000, WRC (4)-George Gobel
Show: Lonesome George
plus John Scott Trotter's
Orchestra.
l0:30, WRC (4)-"Along Came
Jones': Lanky cowboy finds
himself in trouble because
of resemblance to outlaw;
Gary Cooper, Loretta Young.
(First run on TV.)
l0:3O, WTOP (9) - Damon
Runyon Theater: Down and
out race track tout proves
he can handle men better
than horses to win hand Of
lady fair.
l1:25, WTOP GA Letter to
Three Husbands: Movie
drama with Eve Arden,
Ernlyn Williams and Vanessa
Brown. (First run on Tv,)
Evening star., 1955-11-27

chondria; Richard Erdman.
Marilyn Nash.
$500. WTOP (s) = I Love
Lucy: Lucy offers to sub for
Rickey-but it's a rodeo.
$3.50. WRC (D-Robert Mont
gomery: END of the Rain
bow" drama about factory
worker who learns from inn
migrant brother that there
are kinds Of Iron Curtains;
George Voskovec.
$3.50, WMAL (7) - Medical
Horizons: Visit to Boston'S
"Adolescent Clinic" where
doctors specialize In treat
ing teen-agers.
lO:O0, WTOP (9)--Studio One :
Rod Servings "The Man
Who Caught the Ball at
coogan's Bluff" comedy
, about man whose catch at
ball park transforms him:
Alan Young.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

THELMA RITTER
It's Her Painting
Of doctor who tries to chisel
servant woman out of valu-
able painting given her.
10000, WMAL ~ - Boxing:
Champ Carmen Basilio de-
tends title against aggres-
sive Tony DeMarco.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcsns.l

SHIRLEY HWY. win take you to the
Pentagon in 20 minutes or less-and
what housed OIL hot-water eonyee-
tor heating, 13x22 living room. Ro-
man brick fireplace. 12x12 dining
room, 3 bedrooms. very large tiled
bath, neat kitchen. 20x24 paneled
carport; 115x13O Anchor fenced
yard: long and low. $4,000. GI
approved Only one Call right now.
IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. Ion Glebe).
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SHIRLEY HWY.-New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. full bsmt.. 13-acre lot with
trees; Sl6.950. Exclusive. E. F..
STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447. 30
n. ARL.'S BEST BUY-A 3-bedroom
brick rambler on an Anchor fenced
yard. N Berkshire, for only SIi.-
500; 1t does have a full bsnt.. il
has a superlative itchen We think
$1,000 cash will buy 1t: it's vacant,
YOU can have immed. possession. We
have the key. MANNAS REALTY
CO. 21l6 Wilson blvd. IA. S-.i 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ALL BRICK, 4s-FT. RAMBLER
FOREST HEfGHTs. ND.
Only one Of these beauties left.
Just about ready to move into,
Features separate dining rm., and
up the minute kitchen. Master bedrm
14xI4. other two about 10X12. Call
Mr.. Cross, LII. 4-7644.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
224 I4th ct NV AID 4-20O5
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S14,750

The price could Just as we'll be
$4,000 for this Woodlawn beauty
| mile from the Baltimore Parkway
: bedrooms, living room. separate
dining room, kitchen with disposal
and dishwasher. Venetian blinds and
storm windows, off street parking.
screened porch and beautifully fin
ished basemnt. CT so down, sub
ject to VA appraisal.
Also bedrooms. Sl3. 200. No Money
Down CT. SEE BOTH HOUSES.
L1LLARD REAL ESTATE
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no SETTLE ESTATE

< TO SETTLE ESTATE
West Hyattsville - Attractive bun
galow: = bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
all-elec.. kit. oil h.-w.h., full bsmt.
Reduced to $4,000 for Immediate
sale. DUNN g. CO, Realtor, BIB.
r: /. ave. ne, WA. 5-0U4S: ewes,
WA. T-67G1. --l9
- 5-RM. BUNGALOW -
Elec. stove, heat: we'll; $3.50.
terms. On Cherry lane, Little Wash
ington. midway bet. Ri. 4 and
Richie I'd. Rented to Mrs. E. M,
Ford. Be seen evenings or week ends.
First sad, inspect. N. E. RYON CO..
RA. 3-6l4f. ia
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DOCTORS HOME

A large 4-bedroom, 2-bath English
style home, located in grove of
trees and Towering shrubs. Excep-
tionally large living room with fire.
cathedral ceiling and balcony to
sleeping area. Close to shopping
and transportation. Gear garage.
Exclusive neigrborhood. Price.
S32 $50.
James G.. Conley & Co.
9524 Ga. Ave. JU. $500 Til 9:30
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Brookville Rambler

Immediate occupancy and 3O-year
no down payment contracts accented
on this lovely 3-bedroom brick
rambler situated or high ground
separate dining area: ample storage
facilities, recreation space in base
ment: l block from fast transporta-
ton to newly enlarged Wheaton
shopping center. VA. S13.175. Gail
INTERSTATE REALTY CO.. INC;
OIL. 4-nR42. ewes. OIL, q-9236. Ia
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OPEN DAILY, PM.
820l. KERRY ROAD
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELLEMEADE - 3-bedrm., bsmt.
rear yard fenced: with swings:
owner transferring. Their loss your
Ea!n; only $1,000; J. VICTOR
CAPITOL HTS. = Special bargain.
e aeto fFq aeisnt to & Sat 5ats and Sun
Modern Diet. 5 rms, and bath; auto
cash. S02-S04 18th ave.-Modern
Diet; lge. liv. rm. din, kit. and bath:
= bedrms.; automatic gas heat.
p pT5ffI, $3.50 ~ 500 cash Cali Mr.
CHILLuM-3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
din. rm... full bsmt. with Is bath.
Near private and public schools.
JOHN A, VENT. AP. 10000. lis
CHILLUM-3-bedrm, brick. . baths.
liv, rm. with firepl.. din. rm,
equipped kit, full bsmt,: built-in
garage Nothing din. .GI, Erwin
REALTY co. WA. 7-1.3@, WA.
CHHLUM MANOR--d-rm brick Colo
place; Anchor-fenced deep lot: comb.
storm. windows: priced to sell at
Sl5,950, FILA or VA terms. Cali til
2. pm,' va "a $4,000. ROBERT S.
cH Hill i II TERRACE 7-rm. ca Cape
hedrms.. fireplace. bsmt, CT approved
Near D. G. line. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
coLLEGE PARK AREA, s1i,25S-
.-bedroom BUNGALOW; finished rec
reation room or, bedroom, all mod
Call JAMES M. CARR, INC. WA.
COLLEGE PARK AREA - Assume sn
$4,000 Gil loan. ST. mo-. i.p.t May
consider trade. 3-bedrm. rambler,
R RPP' z: .s,sS MussELMAN REALTY.
HYArT rs; III brick RAM
bier, like new. Separate din. rm..
lse, kit, rec, rm. in bsmt. Terms
to suit. JOHN A. VENT, AP; =
HYATTsvnIE-only s1o.o5o With
$1,000 down, Big 3-story home on
corner lot. 3 huge bedrooms large
living room, full dining room. and
tremendous kitchen. full basement,
gas hotwater heat. Al location
of s sns for one on aaG ca HE yq PERR b
BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500 till s
pm. Ia
LANHAM PARK RAMBLER - s-rm..
a:bath brick; 3 twin-bed rms.
25-ft. knotty pine liv. rm., den. sep.
din. .rm.. large kit, breakfast rm.
Should CT at 100000. l0T down
to Gil. l00x1 Soft. lot. Call WA.
7-472s. MICHAEL T. HAGAN. 1890
Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Md 10
ILEWISDALE, S24 800, terms-New
custom built brick rambler; 3 large
bedrms., lovely living rm., fireplace,
big modern kitchen; large porch
bsmt.; gas &C. heat. Many extras.
Hemlock 4-3500. Ewes, RA. 3-64T6.
W. w. LEWIS.
LEWISDALE-Imma 7-rm. brick
Cape Cod for only S14,1O0. 4 bed
rms. bsmt: fenced, shaded lot. JOHN
H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5050. Is
MARY MASON vILLAGE-Beaut
dec, 2-bedrm,, 5-rm. bsmt.. home
of-st. parking: gas h.-w.h.; no
extra expense for decoration needed
TO move into this home; CT only:
$40 sd mo, J. VICTOR DIcKEY'
MORNINGsTDE. CT appraised: So
300: low payments-Very clean -
bedroom corner BUNGALOW on large
fenced yard; expansible attic with
dormer windows, aluminium comb.
screens and storm windows. doors.
Very good buy. Call now. Girls
MOND REAL ESTATE, 1890 st.
Barnabas I'd Sc, RE $500. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
BETHESDA

ouality-suilt brick rambler. Center
Ing fireplace, full din. rm.. de luxe
kitchen, breakfast bar. garbage dis
posal, dishwasher; 8 twin-sized bed
rms. 9 tiled baths; fun bsmt. with
plenty Of clubroom area; Gear car
port. Beautifully Handicapped a-acre
lot. Only S29.950. Call WO. 6-64S6
now. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.