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Evening star., 1955-03-02
U.S.. Studies Demand
By Lamb 10 End Quiz
And Renew License
sy N. A..seist.d p~..

Government lawyers today
studied a move by Edward Lamb
to ring down the curtain on the
5la-month Federal Communica-
tions Commission probe Of his
background.
In motions filed late yester-
day. lawyers for the Toledo pub
Usher and broadcaster said the
FCC's hearing has proved
nothing and it would be a waste
of time, energy and money to
go on.
They asked FEC Examiner
Herbert .Sharfman to find there
has been no substance to alle-
cations that Mr.. Lamb once as
sociated with Communists, and
to recommend that the commits
sion renew the license Of Mr..
Lambs Erie, Pa. television sta
ton, WICU. The license renewal
is the basic issue in the case.
The hearing. which began
September Is and now lis in re-
cess. has dealt thus far only with
the presentation Of testimony by
FEC witnesses concerning the
allegations that Mr.. Lamb once
associated with Reds. He re-
peatedly denied the allegations
before the hearing began:
Mr. Lamb has not begun his
rebutta1 to the testimony.
Commission attorneys have
until Monday to reply to the two
moves. n @
1.-The record contains no evil
dence that Edward Lamb mis-
represented or concealed facts
from the commission, and there
is no evidence Of record which
he should be required to dis
prove" the motion to the exam
iner said, and added:
when the plaintiff or prose-
cution has failed to make out a
prima facie case there is no
point in putting the defense to
the needless waste of time, effort
and expense in adducing evi-
dence.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. MARcn 3. 1855
Evening star., 1955-03-02

The current cost of double
room and bath in a good. West
ern-style hotel in Tokyo now is
from So to SIS a day, plus q 10
percent service charge, travellers
in japan say,
Evening star., 1955-11-21
IsSS7l l161y5 EEIeHBORAOol ZzzS2sy
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

sTEFT HAND OF GOD.-Humphrey Bogart is fine an ad-
ventureF masaueradinx In priestly garb.
LOVE rs A MANY SPLENDORED THING"-The East West
twain do meet for Jennifer Jones and William Holden
MISTER ROBERTSHenry Fonda and becalmed in the
bored backwash Of war In the Pacific
THE SHRIKEJose repeats his stage the
unfortunate victim Of = horrifyng spouse.
"SUMEIERTNfE"-Katharine Hepburn proper American
= vacation romantic binge In Venice.
.TO HE'LL AND BACK"Audie Murphy plays himself In the
story Of his life and times during World War IL
TRIAL"-Dorothy Mcclure Glenn Ford and Arthur Kennedy
in . supercharged melodrama whackng prejudice.
"THE VIRGIN QUEEN-Bette = performance
again plays Britan's first Elizabeth
Evening star., 1955-11-21

and MS Brethren" |" maybe Jstrs
Is after drouchol
Kathryn Grayson's withdrawal
from Port Antique" cost hel
$l5o,o0o. No one can understand
why she wouldn't make the pic
ture. She seemed happy with
the script after two discussions
with the author. Add Katie'i
name to the list Of talented
beauties to whom stardom has
meant restless unhappiness.
"Lust For Life" director VIM
cente Minnelli has been promised
six weeks rest before he starts
the movie version Of @Tea and
Sympathy" with Deborah Kerr
and John Kerr, originals of the
New York play hit. Vince filmed
the first half Of the Van Gogh
biography in France. much Of it
"in the actual insane asylum
where Van Gogh was committed,
and in the actual room where he
died" The rags worn by
Kirk Douglas in portraying the
famed painter we're made on
London's Savile Row. His beard
has to be trimmed every day,
and-it's crummy way to make
a fortune" said Kirk. on pins
and needles awaiting birth of the
Douglas baby.
released BY the North American
Newspaper AllianeeD
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Holly WOOD.
By sHEiLAH GRAHAM
He'll Settle for a Salary

Anthony Quinn is suing Pcnti-
Di Laurentiis. producers Of his
ia Stradan hit III Europe. This
is the prize-winnfng picture that
Tony gamhIed with-no salary,
Just q percentage. '.But they
haven't paid me anything he
moaned. on the Lust for Life"
set. The pictures In its ninth
month Ia France and they owe
me around 10000" Hell settle
for q salary next time. !. Next
for Quinn: THE Hunchback Of
Notre Dame with Gina Lollo-
brigida this VIII taxe six
months IN Parisand then he
goes to Sicily for Hugo Trego-
nese's Nina. with Elsa Marti-
nelli.
Metros young Rusty TanbIyn
and even younger Venetia Stey-
ems have advanced their mar
riage date from next June to
Evening star., 1955-11-21
ROTH.S TNEATRES

CIRCLE aiOs e q ,'S;s1 Az; wv
BETTE DAVIS. RICHARD Topp JOAN
sfHf ViiRdiN SfUfEskw ffiechnicoiofS.
81 600. T:Bs, $50. Last Day.
Evening star., 1955-11-21

February IL st. Valentines
Day. Pretty venetia, daughter
of Anna Lee and Director Robert
Stevenson, told me she might ac-
cept some picture offers IF the
part Is right" -. Grace Kelly,s
lunch In the studio commissary
was just q dish OF yogurt, which
could explain how she keeps her
figure.
80 -
Poor Carol Haney-her baby
was stiIlborn. Shell be report
ling TO Metro where she toiled
les Gene Kelly's dance assistant
lbefore her "Pajana Came hit
lon Broadway, for the starring
role In Wedding Breakfast, !"
which Stanley Donen directs. 4,
Saw Grouclao Marx and Jerry
IWald In q hot powwCw at the
Brown Derby. With everyone
lelse being suggested for Joseph
Evening star., 1955-11-21

|iTATnYAY Fuirfas ve. ca s-2s0o
nAAaA kAA Free Poskine
AUpIE MURPHY In 10 HELL AND
Evening star., 1955-11-21

Ibe known as the Helen Hayes
Theater. This win be the OPEN
ing Of a considerable celebration
marking so years in the tteater
for one Of its most afectionately.
regarded artists. The climax Of
the Helen Hayes festival win be
a mammoth Fkst Night BAH on
December 80 at New York's
Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1955-11-21

New Orleans for her sixth WASH
ington visit. she has. inciden-
tally, probably displayed more
versatility in our town than any
other singer. Once she did kiss
Me Kate" at the Watergate,
where she had to I'LL all Of OUT
doors with her singing, and her
other engagements have been
in the decidedly intimate con-
fines Of the Old New Orleans
downstairs supper club.
Miss George somehow manages
to adapt herself to these varied
surroundings and she now Is fit-
ting nicely into the Sazerac
Room. She is a fine figure Of a
woman and there is variety in
her singing style-she can do
q torch song. Latin ditty. a
rhythm number. something comic
or an old Greek folk song with
equal ease and verve. Miss
George Is on q none -to-plentifui
breed. too. a singer whose soprano
tones are warm rather than
brittle. It is good to have her
back with US.
The other Friday event was
the annual Champagne and Or
chids opening at the MayfiowerH
Lounge. This is q harbinger-type
event and means to a number
OF people that the new season is
now ofiicially open. And tonight's
festivity win be at the Statler's
Embassy Room, with a new show
featuring Dancers Hoctor and
Byrd and Harpist Robert Max
well. The dance duo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Danny Hector in private
life, are just about the slickest
in their trade In the night clubs.
now that the Champions seem
to have deserted us for Holly
wood.
r. ~ 4
HONOR DESERVED - The
Macarthur clan will be cheering
along with everyone else when
a member by marriage. Mrs.
Charles Macarthur. is honored
in New York tonight. The honor
will be the remaining of the
Fulton Theater. henceforth to
Evening star., 1955-11-21
ED SULLINA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

Russia was so passionate, so
eloquent, that the local Commies
threw nightly picket lines around
the Alvin Theatre. when the play
Opened in April. 1910. Lunt and
|Fontanne wese booed leaving and
entering the Alvin: Sherwood's
mail was filled with threatening
letters. The Commies knew the
magnitude Of the thing Sher-
wood had done, in terms of prop
uganda. Sure enough. 1t won the
Pulitzer Prize.
BEST Years Of Our Lives" was
written for Sam Goldwyn by
Sherwood against the play
|wright's judgment. Everybody S
doing pictures about returning
soldiers. SAM" pointed out s.
foot-7 Bob. THE subject will be
stale by the time we finish It,"
Goldwyn persisted. '.I gave in"
Sherwood told me, .largely be-
cause was broke after my play
The Rugged Path Topped. The
picture won nine Academy
Awards for Sherwood. director
William Wyler and others in
|volyed.
NA
All Of these things were told
to me by Robert Sherwood when
II was doing research for the TV
capsule biog Of him. He said, at
that time. although he'd been
given credit for inserting the
Faia reference in one Of FD.R.' s
speeches. he didn't write 1t "al-
though ! should like to be able
to claim this credit" He recalled
that the President often teased
him about his Broadway back
ground. "Once, after a speech
in Philadelphia, I complimented
him on the Atiming' Of some lines
I'd penned for him. He gave me
one Of his sly looks and asked:
Bob. do you think your Alfred
Lunt could have done it any
better?'. ! told him yes and he
roared."
&&k
A newspaperman meets many
people. I've never met anyone
who was 20 continuously impress
sive IS the tall. brooding Sher-
wood. Here. my countrymen, was
Q man. full scale. q throwback
to Ireland's Emmett who was
hanged on Dublin's Thomas
street, opposite st. GATHERINGS
Church. a street that Is now an
Irish shrine.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Continued From Pare ]

Continued From Page B-14
be CONSERVATION, however. at the
first post-awards conference to
be interrupted by someone blurt-
ing out, Say, what ever hap
pened to the Literary Digest?"
- ~
AFTER DARK-The week end
saw a couple Of events Of note
on the towns after-dark scene
and tonight win bring another.
1t was on Friday night that
Betty George came home" to
the Sazerac Room Of the Old
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Death of a Giant

Remarked fellow playwright
Maxwell Anderson. on the death
Of Robert Emmett Sherwood; IT
we were to choose out Of the men
we thought worthy to survive
beyond their times, our lists
would be brief and they would
not be the same, but Robert
Sherwood would stand high In
the halloting. In the words of
another great man, not long
dead: Death reveals the emi-
nent,". In life, too, Sherwood s
eminence was certified by the
warmth and intellectual vigor
Of his writings for the theater.
his articulate battle against Hit
ler and Stain. his compassion
for human beings, his almost
tender involvement in their prob
lens and his continuous vocal
insiStence on their God-given
title to life, liberty. dignity and
the pursuit Of happiness.
%*&
Descendant, in direct line, Of
Ireland's Robert Emmett. Irish
Protestant who is both symbol
and legend of 1relands blood
stained fight for independence.
Sherwood turned violently
against war after World War I,
His '.Road to Rome" in 1925.
ridiculed the war makers as SYM
bolized by Hannibal. Yet in 1881,
after Sherwood read aMein
Kampf" and sensed the diaboli-
cal purpose of Hitler. he realized
that perhaps only war could halt
the onrush Of such a madman.
Thus was born "Acropolis' and
later. There Shall BE No Night
and sgThe Petrified Forest" In
each Of which Sherwood tried to
alert free men to the menace of
international gangsters.
$50
On Christmas Day, 1899, Sher-
wood was tuning TO broadcasts
from American commentators in
rayaged Europe. Murrow, Shirer,
William L. White. He was deeply
moved by Whites broadcast from
Q dugOut in the front line In Fin
land. as the Russians advanced
against the Finns. Outraged,
Sherwood decided to write q play
about this invasion Of a tiny
nation and within three months,
There Shall Be No Night" OPP
ened on Broadway with Lunt and
Fontanne, Montgomery Gift,
Sydney Greenstreet and Richard
Whorf. His hroadside against
Evening star., 1955-11-21

GREENBMT O.. S'ssss S;;;sA;!.. ~. ~; ss,.,.,
Shows Z and o Pm. "UNnERwATER.b 2
u Tech. JANE RUSSELL. Also CARTOON.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Wrecks Kill
Another Is

Sixteen persons lost their
lives in traffic accidents on
South Carolina Highways, and
ll9 were injured in 433 acct
dents October 2 through October
3, according to the State High
way Departments weekly ACCT
lent report.
The 1855 traffic death toll in
the state now stands at 5l4. This
rs 80 more than for the same
period last year.
Chief Highway Commissioner
Claude r. Mcmillan called at
tention to special traffic hazards
resulting from shorter daylight
courS, fog and smoke, all OF
which increase accident posi-
obilItics this season of the wear.
Traffic is also heavier because
Of fairs, football games and 9TH
er special events.
The highway official, citing
the rising death toll, urged eve
ryone to contribute personally.
by careful driving, to organized
efforts to reverse the unfortun-
ate accident trend.
Driving is a serious business
and tragedy too often happen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

save them from vine cuttings
one year before saving from
cut sprouts" again.
mo one thing done In sweet
potato growing will pay greater
dividends than making hill Sc
lections at harvesttime," Mr..
Bowers states. "Save seed from
highproducting hills of smooth
potatoes that have proper size,
shape, and color and that are
free from disease. There are
some growers who save their
seed only from hills that have
produced five, six, or more No
l potatoes which are free from
disease, OF desirable shape, and
which have good unprecedented
skin. Seed should not be saved
from hills that produce less than
three or four No. / potatoes. The
selections should be made after
the potatoes have been plowed
up but before they have been
scratched out Of the soil. The job
should be done by the grower
himself rather than be left to
harvest hands," he adds.
In the October Extension
Sweet Potato Letter, Mr.. Bow
crs points out that the seed saw
ed from the high-producing hills
will be the growers foundation
seed stock from which he will
grow all his seed stock for an
other year. The selected seed
should be stored in clean con-
tainerS marked foundation seed
stock and should be placed in
the storage house where they
can be got easily at bedding
time.
Remember you will want to
cut the foundation seed at bed
ding time for interior color: SO
save a few more baskets than
you will actually need.
There is considerable will,
showing up throughout the state
this year. If you have wilt in
YOUR fields. do not save the seed
from these fields" he cautions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Columbus County Demonstra-
ton Kitchen in Whiteville.
It's a night for recognition Of
clubs that have excelled thro-
ughout the year. DIR. E. d. Bish-
op Of the Columbus REA will
present a loving cup to the out
standing club of the year. Elk
Iibits from various clubs will be
On display and certificates, for
attendance and books, will be
presented.
Installation of officers for
l956-57 will highlight the vari-
Gus activities.
The Rev. John Lambert of
Chadbourn will be guest speak
er.
Named to serve on committees
,or Achievement Night were:
Decoration, Mrs. Garlic Sim
mons, Mrs. Bobby Sessions, Mel
lie Worrell: Coffee, Mrs. Q. B.
White, Mrs. Hazel Ripley, Mrs.
Troy Thompson, Serving, Mrs.
Clarence Thompson. Mrs. Bruce
Richardson, Mrs. Forest Gull
breth; Kitchen Clean Up, Mrs.
Clayton Baldwin, Mrs. Fannie
Sessions, Mrs. D. V. High, Cor
sage, Mrs. Walter Shaw, Mrs.
Sarah lcard, Mrs. Mildred Step
hcns; Exhibit, Mrs. Gertrude
Thompson, Mrs. Elwood Thomp-
son. Mrs. A. L. Fisher; Upstairs
Chairs, Mrs. Kathleen Batten,
Mrs. Leroy High, Mrs. Howard
Creech; Registration, Mrs. Glenn
Strole and Mrs. Gordon Walters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Expert Says
Dig Vans Early

Barnwell, Oct. IS. Sweet pota-
TO growers of the state should
select seed for next years crop
rs they harvest this years crop.
Hugh A. Bowers, Clemson en-
tension truck crops specialist,
says that hill selection of seed
at harvesttime will pay good
dividends in next years crop.
He advises saving seed from
cut sprouts" or vine cuttings.
Growers who have saved their
seed from cut sprouts" contin-
uouSly for 4 or years should
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

when drivers take their respon-
sibiities lightly" the official
added.
Four persons were killed in
Horny County and two died in
accidents in Richland County
and in Spartanburg county.
Anderson, Charleston. Cherokee,
Greenville, Kershaw. Laurens,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

He was the son Of the late
William and Sandy Fowler
Causey and was born and reared
in Horny County where he lived
his entire life.
Funeral services, conducted by
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

his pastor Rev. H. E. King. wen
held at 400 Sunday afternoon
from the Mount Olive Baptist
Church. Interment followed in
the Riverside Cemetery, Nichols
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
w. HAM CAUSEY

w. Ham Causey, age Is, prom
irent farmer Of the Mount Olive
section of Horny County died
suddenly at his home Friday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Home Demonstration Clubs, will
De held Tuesday night at the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Newberry and Oranseburg G
|unties had one fatality each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Home Demonstration Clubs Set
Achievement Night For Nov. l

Achievement Night. the high
spot OF tho year for Columbus
Evening star., 1955-05-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: rec. rm. in bsmt., cor. lot:
GI approved: s14:250: 81 down;
CAPITOL HGTS., special BARGAIN. 500
AMp 51l 18th ST; Ga CARMopY Iolos
Ss96o oao Ays Sioo SEAs sfsa sef sefaEg2pE2SE s9s
Beautiful det. home, lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm., Kit, Q bedrms. and bath,
hardwood floors. Attrac. loc. Price.
Ss,950. coLUMBiA PARK. 1922
CONN. AVE. Beaut. 6-rm. det. home,
lge;, liv. rm:. din, rm,, kit, 3 hedrms
and bath; Price, $3.50; $500 $500 cas- cash: !;
AVE. 3 bedrm. modern home, S9, $50,
$500 cash. 100 Goth AVE. Beau
tiful 8 bedrm. home. lge. liv. rm..
din. rm., kit. bath, hardwood firs.;
lot 1oox100, beautiful shade trees
P5ssH PT5ss; sgs Ss $50; sSf9 $509 cash. Call Mr.
BRICK RAMBLERGs bedrms.. aE
kit. with dishVasher. finished rec.
vet. 5% down: S14.760. HUGH r.
PECK HE. 4-f400.
-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod-Firepl.. bsmt., screened
sesss '!esl JOHN fenced e. 0aRsos Sass va w.
CARMoDY HILLs-2-family home: 8
very ise. lot. $500 to to $500 cash
win exchangs; ia: 5000. -1S
GI APPROVED. S12.975-Detached
corner brick. 8 nice. bedrms., sep.
din. -rm.. spotless cond.: only min.
PECK. HE. 4-640Q.
- 2 bedrooms. electric
stove, refrigerator: low down pay
ment: heat. hot water included in
payment Of $3.50 mo-, Granite
NORTH a5iHa' FoREsrv1LLE-owner: 2
bedrms.. lge. rms. new paint In and
out: immac.. all utils.: S11. .260
financing open. RE 6-S659. -1a
SEE THIS-3-bedroom brick rambler,
liv. rm. with fireplace, equipped
kitchen ts ..6 fun 6smt osy lsyel lot; many
NARp +. BRosIUs, Realtors. u.
srease2; sieen 2-7s1a' 7sz1ss.' Mr. Dickson iY Eyer
IR. d. C.-3-bedrm. brk., sep. din.
rm.. bsmty porch. h.-w.h.: excel. con-
dition; schools. bus: S15,95O. CITY
CORNER BUNGALOW-6 rms. bath
com cond., A out 20 mins aiIs B. OV {. line: @ 500
to 81. 900 cash, viii exchange,
NEW HOUSES bedrms.. 1921 47th
ave. Riverdale. Nd. 8 bedrms.. 47O3
Longfellow St, Riverdale. Nd. Ca1l
nWNTp tn 0-kQSR
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SILVER SPRING

O1At C16 Ok kt41N1
ST. JOHNS PARISH - 3-bedroom,
1A-bath brick home. on quiet street.
In this modern home; many extras,
Evening star., 1955-05-16
BARGAIN
S450 DOWN

living room. dining room, equip. kit.
3 bedrooms. tile bath. full bsmt.
Don't wait on this one. MODERN
REALTY Co. LO. 4-5450. --16
Evening star., 1955-05-16

CHEVY CHASE. D, C.-This detached
red brick. Colonial home, With Q
slats roof. is convenient 70 the
Lafayette School: side-hAll plan,
LIVING room; large side screened
6edrooms. Q baths; stairs to expand
able attic; recreation room: garage.
Owner leaving country, asking sea-
WARD =. JONES q co.. INC,
casyy Chew Cnsss; 2; e. s,..,.,, .,,.
tom dssisn hasI rambler sssins sosE sSs
Greek Park. with N-acre handsome
grounds. Large living porch. 3 un-
usual bedrooms. baths; excellent
recreation room: 2-caI garage
PTieed n da the 3os; cali Mrs. GTo Reeve
cHEvY CHAsE. LORD rennyson House
soft. liv. rm. psneled rec. fm.,
powder rn1.. smartest loe.. lge.
SoS sHSSsS dn lo' 3, ssaf oWEER E.r b1 asss
mGH-Brt. semides.. 4
bedrms., liy. rm.,. din. rm.. large
kit, den. lh baths. serage; close
to transp. Priced te sell, CLAuDE
SHIFLET, TU. 2-0400. RA. 3-2s7e.
MT. PLEASANT "A apts: s-story
brick. immaculate cond: completely
furnished. 4 Kitchens, baths. oil
h-y:h. See 1t and be convinced
5000 down: Also S.story brick S2
ddsa dEsshspHs Fs15EE hEuzEEs ECO ho sSu's sfsss ssss
-cO0LIDGE HIGH AREA
723 Rittenbouse st. NV. Immaeu-
late 3-bedrm, brick with many, ex-
tras. Recreation. rm. with bar. storm
doors and windoys, new rook m
sesoiG s5SslIn MAsisHAIL MsisiitI - ) wApEE CO.
4 REED III : AYHic.Dsee the best
buy In Takoma. D. C. Det 4 bedrms:.
den; fireplace; immsculats; I,ist:,;, frll ,n9
soH s5 Nth NJ ir: :v iu. 1ssssp ess II vin
space. viii 60 ol or FLA. ia, o.
.iSs iSss ELK. s1.A ST. N.w,-se%i-
det., brick const., 8 rms, IN baths,
full bsmt. with built:tn sasyaoge. 66
VERY LARGE HOME. large yard; ex-
ER. TAX. Pf.. b. c. IA. S-s409.
home AND INCOME apartments
aaea an isrss ss4SSo isS eSSis o%NER sfS.' 'a-ssS4
brick. Walter Reed area
p twin-sized bedrms., family
sized din. rm.. lge. kit. h.-w.h.:
building site With house; make ar an
sttsTi statS4oo. Stl StAgpsS gsposs7as' sH1FIET. T-.1TTo'
B1I SOMERSET PL. N.W.-Brick
semidet; close to bus. Very reason
NEAR EAR CO cooLIDGE HIGH Modern
semidet. brick; q rms. 2 baths.
cash l. payment sS1 to suit suit you you. shown
any time by appointment Mr.,
Sweeney, JU. 0-8S40. MARSHALL
WAPLE co. 1924 14th st. NV.
Ap. 41%nH5. avn, -, 80. -
de luxe Kitchen. convenient location;
500 $50. Call LEGUM q GERBER
REALTY co, EN-. 2-0OnO til 9 pm
Evening star., 1955-05-16

ROSEMARY HILLS, silver sprine-l
psyn.ns S.lsa torch sIss IstssDas' ns q s0S $3.50 49,
siiSER htssE SSRfsd PR 70 .3s 5;4seo:
brick Cape Cod: iiy. rm. with frepi.,
sep. din. .rm.. fun bsmt. with play
rm. Lge. fenced yard. Nr. st. Johns
and public school. Immed. occur.
81 epp5oEed. No agents. OWNER.
sthfNER e section of iane HONEST
This stone and brick. on nice lot;
with. q view. is immaculate, and
spacious: feature: w xonderfpl
+. den; 2nd noor. Z lovely 6edEms;,
screened iivins-poreh and attached
garage Asking S35. $50. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO.. EM. 2-2328
THE HAMLEr-Astrastivs, well To-
6ier with slate root. formal din. rm..
lsl'R kokzEBoRaEh iaSlR iii iue o. s'.s asl fi'.ii
rM1NBRooK AREA-Tye bedT@...
window. fireplaee; assume o1, So
WHEATON-Unusual bargain! 3-bed-
rm. rambler wIfull bsmt.. vacant.
s ITrp Sc pp21sp 21 pta m sEsgSIi Si''~'0'
Woo6a6os@s-r@,. s66Ss H.; g8, s.baith brk.
Cape Cod a bedrms., 2 bsthsl;
gso; a.sins IsS ssst.s5o. $50 BEERS I ISho5ss. s..
sS6e NJ '-aSh5 Asb ! coMFY-smar. a-bed,
reom. huge fitchen ae'Sf With ampis @
table space; Rsasonably priced at
ssSa assSss!s silI iSs s!so, si5v'r sDfins' Nd To-
i5t ACRES-Lge., S-bedrm. brick
remblsr: built-in sarase; oil heat:
also 2-ear brick garage for studio
Co.. yorssahSp. kSnd fertile Level vel
flowers. On busiine. committing dis
tance, Priced very low. S25. 600.
3S46, 1898 Colesviile rd., ct Coles
MoSERN Tl5lsi s,lVsf LfVfNHxou fVPfENiRHs Ms viii nd
Q stunning departure from the ordi-
living room with fireplace and pic
ture window floor to ceiling, bright
roomy kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
Ranch-type fenced lot. Terms. Price,
$13.25O. WOOD COMPANY. I116s
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd. 10. |
an tA%SAz1Ne yALuE-Livs better in
this flne brick rambler. Spacious
living room. separate dining room
Sl;sS, Ehish ,;susSsss suggests Hospitality and
bedrooms, tiled bath: full basement
featuring finished recreation room
and workshop for Dad Walk to
shopping. Price; S17.950. WoOpl
yer Spring. Nd. Lo. 4-7200 till
BANNoCKBURN
81 500 Down, $3.50 Mo, (All Incl.
Modern, Split-level brick and red
Evening star., 1955-05-16
TEMPLE HILLS
CUSTOM RAMBLER
25O9 BERKLEY ST.

HILLCREST ESTATES.
detached brick-Has
: bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. util. rm.
and bath; gas heat; kept in immac-
ulate condition; nice yard; excel.
home for small family with reason
able down paymt.; 6I 4es loan can
be assumed. Mr.. Gibson, 10. 7-29SO,
with NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 l!th