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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-15
ORDINANE NO. 1900
By Mr.. BrOer

Dg @hAs AShONA
AN EMERGENCY OR RDI-
NANCE TO AMEND SEC
TIONS 1.027, 10000 and $4,000
OF ORDINANCE NO. 4761,
PASSED NOVEMBER II, 1858,
AND BEING THE ZONING
ORDINANCE, so CALLED,
OF THE CITY OF EAST
CLEVELAND.
WHEREAS, the Board Of Zoning
Appeals, after due consideration and
public hearing at its regular meeting
held on December 6, 1865, recon-
mended changes in the wording of
Sections 1.027, 10000 and $4,000 of
the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of East Cleveland, and
WHEREAS, an emergency exists
for the immediate preservation Of
the public peace, property, health
and safety to provide more equitable
zoning regulations where it is pro-
posed to improve an existing build
ing or structure by major repairs,
substantial alterations or extensions,
or the use of an existing building
or structure is changed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR
DAINED by the Commission of the
City of East Cleveland, Ohio, four
fifth of all members elected thereto
concurring.
SECTION /: That Section 1927
Of Ordinance No. 4761, passed No
vember II, 1853, and entitled: "Ar
Emergency Ordinance providing for
the districting or zoning of the City
of East Cleveland and providing for
the use, height, size and area of
property, and the alignment and set
back of buildings and structures
pursuant to Section 85B of the
Charter of the City of East Cleve-
land, etc." which Section 1.O27 reads
as follows:
SECTION 1927: Major repairs,
substantial alterations, or 'exten-
sions' shall mean construction activi-
ties exceeding in aggregate cost
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for the immediate preservation OF
the public peace, property, health
and safety that the Police Depart
ment be re-established.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T OR
DAINED by the Commission of the
City of East Cleveland, Ohio, four
fifths of all members elected there
to concurring.
SECTION /: That Section ! of
Ordinance No. 4O92, passed Decem-
Der 81, 1916, and entitled: "An
Emergency Ordinance to re-estab-
lish the Police Department. etc. "
which section, as amended by Ordi-
nance No. 4804, passed June l, 1854,
reads as follows:
SECTION /: That there be and
there is hereby re-established a
Police Department of the City of
East Cleveland which will be COM
posed of a Chief of Police, one %
Captain, five (5) Lieutenants, seven
(O Sergeants, and not to exceed
thirty-nine (39) regular Patrolmen,
thirteen (13) traffic guards, three
80 secretaries or stenographers,
four (4) police matrons, one "a
range superintendent, twelve (12)
watchmen, five (5) mechanics or
skilled or common laborers, ten (10)
dance hall inspectors, which secre-
taries or stenographers, police ma
irons, traffic guards, range super
intendent, watchmen, mechanics,
laborers and dance hall inspectors
shall not be under Civil Service.
A Patrolman performing temporary
special duties may be granted a
Evening star., 1955-04-12
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Luncheon Called
For Logistics' Wives

Jonas Green Homes. also Ad-
miral Frederick g. Richards:
Commodore H. J. Bensons,
and the Forensic Club.
Naval Air Reserve
The Naval Air Reserve Of
ficers' Wives Club viii meet
tomorrow at the Golden Par
rot Restaurant at 1890. Host.
esses for the day win be Mrs.
Paul L. Broderick. Mrs. j. L. A.
Alldridge. and Mrs. A. T. Dit
rnyer.
Air Force Dental Corps
For a quick conversion from
luncheon to bridge, tables Of
four have been arranged In
the Den Room Of the Boiling
Officers Mess, for tomorrow
when the Air Force Dental
Oficers' Wives Club meets.
Tables will be decorated with
spring bouquets and originally
designed tallies made for the
occasion by Mrs. George KEN
nebeck. Mrs. Robert Lpscomh
is chairman for the affair as.
sisted by Mrs. Howard r. VIII
son. jr.. and Mrs. Halburn Ar
nett. ~
OF special interest will be
the report of the Spring Char.
ity party held last month.
which enabled the club to
send a goodly sized check to
Children's Hospital Dental
Clinic.
Evening star., 1955-04-12
TO-DAY 's 1'SoczE1Y
Tulips in Spotlight
At Embassy Purty

liked Kansas so much he
named this particular tulip
after Kansas City.
Mr.. Springer also cleared up
the mystery of the bulbs flown
to this country from Holland,
then grown in Indiana and
finally sent to Washington to
be shown of at last nights
party.
The bulb growers in Hol-
land, Mr.. Springer pointed out,
want to prove that Dutch bulbs
grown right here in America
can look like this"
There was no arguing that
the 28-inch-stem tulips inside
the embassy drawing room
vasefulls in scarlet, pink, yell
low. cream, maroon, and orchid
shades-were prize winners.
Even Soviet Ambassador Ia
roubin was willing to go on the
record about the matter.
Some competition to yester-
days tulip show inside was
the bulb display outside.
Tulip Queries
Although not being PARTED,
these garden tulips in front Of
the embassy cause a kind Of
"tulipomania" Of their own
each year.
During spring, Ambassador
van Rotten says the embassy
gets dozens of telephone calls
from people who pass by and
decide they would like to buy
tulips just like the ones in his
front yard. Being diplomat.
MFR. Van Roijen gives each
telephone caller an impartial
list of Dutch growers and bulb
importers.
Party guest Mrs. Stanley
Hornbeck (there with her hus-
band. former United States
envoy to HollandJ was busy
talking tulips with Mr..
Springer.
When the latter pointed out
that America now imports $l1
million worth of bulbs each
year from Holland. Mrs. Horn
beck reminded him that at
least $4,000 worth of this
business in three years had
come from her Sweet Briar
Alumnae Scholarship Fund.
The college alumnae, Mrs.
Hornbeck says, finds tulip bulb
selling a fine way to make
money.
Come June. Mr.. Springer
will make his annual trip to
Holland to discuss with the
tulip growers there what can
be done to make tulips more
popular here.
Mrs. John Foster Dulles
came to- see the tulips yester-
day. ais did Mrs. Tom Clark,
Mrs. Morris Cafritz. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawrence Hough-
telling, Mrs. Robert LeBaron.
Capt. and Mrs. Parke H. Brady,
Mrs. Harold Coolidge and Mr..
See SIMMONS, Page B-4
Evening star., 1955-04-12

The strong ties that bind the
Americas are being reaffirmed
this week as the United States
and South American countries
celebrate Pan American Week.
In Washington all eyes are
focused on the Pan American
Union Building, a lavish
million-dol1ar structure located
at Constitution avenue and
Eighteenth street NV, where
q full schedule of events is
being staged.
The Seven-day celebration
marks the 65th anniversary of
the first international Con-
ference Of American Repub-
lies and will be highlighted by
a special observance of Pan
American Day on April IA.
(This day, incidentally. is a
national holiday in most Pan
American countries. and was
begun in 1920.
Uruguay's Ambassador Jose
Mora opened the eventful
week yesterday with a procla-
nation of Coffee Day and the
opening of the Pan American
Coffee Bureau exhibit in the
main building.
Last night Capitalites were
treated to a recital by the
Venezuelan pianist, 15-year-
old Judith Jaimez. A child
prodigy, Miss Jaimez gave her
first concert at the age Of s.
Following last nights concert,
the Venezuelan Ambassador
and Sonora de Gonzalez gave
a party for the talented mu-
siciari.
Today the paintings and
Evening star., 1955-04-12
By EYELYN NJ. DENT

Mrs. Robert w. Colglazier,
jr., wife of the Army Assistant
Deputy Chief of Staff for
Logistics. has called the first
luncheon meeting of the Of
ficers' Wives of the Depart
ment Of Logistics for Thurs
day.
The club will meet for the
initial get-together at the Fort
Lesley j. McNair Officers
Club with Mrs. Aubrey Nathan
in charge of arrangements.
Navy Medical Corps
Mrs. Fred w. Walton, past
president of the Annapolis
Garden Club, will discuss
Basic Flower Arrangements
for the Home" with emphasis
on easy-to-do groupings at the
Navy Doctors Wives Luncheon
on Thursday.
Mrs. Jerry T. Miser has
charge Of the program which
will be given in the Officers
Mess. National Naval Medical
Center.
Fort Meade
A. tour of. historic houses In
Annapolis will be sponsored by
the Fort Meade Officers Wives
Club on Friday with luncheon
at the Cruise Inn In Annapolis.
Among the houses to be Wis
tied will be the Rideout. and
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Miss Cura
Bride OF
Mr.. Soils

Miss Lourdes Guigao Cura,
daughter of Mr.. Raymundo g.
Cura Of Manila, the Philip
pines. was married April, IL to
Mr.. Mariana Solmenico Soils,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Esteben
Soils of Davao City. the Philip
pines.
The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Henry
Grabenstein in st. Anthony's
Church. A reception was held
following the ceremony in the
jackson Room Of the Willard
Hotel.
The bride was given in mar
riage by the Honorable Jose
E. Romero. former Minister Of
the Philippines to London. In
accordance with Filipino Gus
tom, his excellency. the Most
Rev. Clovis Thibault. Bishop of
Dayao, and Mrs. Jose E. Ro-
nero acted as sponsors.
Miss Milagros de Leon of
Manila was the maid Of honor
and DR.. Thomas Patrick Me-
lady of Norwich, Conn.,. and
this city was best man. Master
BERTHE v. Romero and Raquel
v. Romero served as ring bearer
and flower girl.
The bride rec eived her
bachelor of arts and masters
degrees from the University
of st. Thomas, Manila, and is
a member of the faculty of
that university. The BRIDE
groom received his bachelor of
arts degree from the Ateneo de
Cagayan and is a candidate
for masters degree at Catho-
lie University Of America.
Evening star., 1955-04-12
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Pan American Celebration
Planned Through Saturday
By sELWA ROOSEVELT

sculptures Of 20 Western Hem
isphere artists 60 on display at
the art gallery. Largely re-
sponsible for gathering this
collection together was
Thomas Watson Of 1nterna-
tional Business Machine fame.
Mr.. Watson also made pos
sible the fabulous collection
Of 81 national costumes which
will be shown tomorrow
night at 8 pm. at the Hall Of
the Americas. Models will be
the daughters Of Latin Amer
lean diplomats.
To Give Macaws
The Big Day-Thursday---
will begin with Ambassador
Cruz Salazar of Guatemala
presenting two brilliantly CO.
lored macaWS Tor the patio.
One of these red and. white
birds about three times the
size Of a parrot, is to be named
by Mrs. Eisenhower's niece and
namesake, Mamie Eisenhower
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon Moore
Young Mamie has already
chosen the name Peace" for
hers. The other bird will be
named by Ambassador Sala-
Zar's son.
Also on Thursday will be
an address by Secretary Of
State Dulles before a proto-
colary session of the Council Of
the Organization of American
States. (This is comparable to
a Joint session of Congress and
See ROOSEVELT, Page B-A
Evening star., 1955-04-12
BY PATRICIA SIMMONS


There were more tulips than
people at last evenings re-
ception at the Netherlands
Embassy.
About 300 of the latter were
invited to a. coming out"
party for 700 of the former.
And, as luck would have it.
among Ambassador and Nine.
van Roijen's guests there just
happened to be a tulip expert
by the name Of Gustav
Springer.
The New Yorker, who repre-
sents the Bulb Growers of Hol-
land, throws out words like
"tulipomania" or 'hybridizer"
the way regular party -goers in
these parts speak of protocol
or precedence.
Evidentally in Holland in
the 17th century, owning a
tulip bulb was like having
General Motors stock today.
During this tulipomania
era, hostess Nine. van Roijen
says, "just one bulb was traded
for a coach and four white
horses. plus the tidy sum of
$1,000"
Kansas Tulips
More than one guest must
have wondered what white
tulips tagged kansas" were
doing at the Dutch party.
According to Mr. Springer,
a tulip hybridizer from Hol-
land came to this country and
Evening star., 1955-04-12

Mrs. wiley she and her husband, Rowland Sargent both
work in New York She starring Gives
Pleasure Tv series based Emily Kmbroughs experiences
about woman novelist the lecture circuit and her
band Ca former assistant Secretary president
OF Radio Liberation privately supported organization formed
to broadcast to satellite countries Sagents apartment
just the East River shooting
the TV series is being DONE Flowers that bloom in the
spring. lovely large Of cherry blossoms the grand
piano at the italian Embassy during Premier Scelbas
Mrs Raymond Wire wanted pink blossoms for her party
honor OF the Ken Regans she personally touched with
PANTY the sprays Of blossoms that decorated her
BAKkLEYS DONATION-Latest gift for the Womans Ma
tional Democratic Clubs White Donkey" auction
from Senator and Mrs Aben Barkleytwo sets Of dessert
plates from the Barkleys famed china collection.
Evening star., 1955-04-12
BY THE WAY
Thoughts on Easter Parade;
Burkley China for Auction

EASTER STREET-SCENE-A shining gray Jaguar parked
in front of Georgetown home with huge yellow
bunny sitting at the wheel has flying in the wind and his
the steering wheel Washngton's Easter Parade
this rates encouraging word since 1t much
dgnied than in former Gone the hats and
dogs in dresses that Island look in
and moved the Lois write scathng
about the provncasm of Wasngonans New Workers and
Washngtonians to be getting from the commercial
circus type of Easter Parade and back to the dignity that
Easter deserves.
NEW FROM THE ART WORLD-The magnificent stations
Of the Cross which Irena Wiley finished the Bendcne
Evening star., 1955-04-12

Monastery near 81. PauI, VIII go on eXIlblt az
the Obelisk Gallery on Friday. Mrs. Wiley,
wife Of John Cooper Wiley. former United
States Ambassador to Panama, has also ex-
hibited at the Wildenstein Galleries in New
York and Gump Galleries in San Francisco
-. Portraits Of President Eisenhower, Tru-
man and Roosevelt by Emit kaufman will be
shown at an exhibition Of her paintings at the
Institute Of Chinese Culture, 1900 r street.
which will open on Sunday. The exhibition will
also include portraits of the late Chief Justice
Harlan Ffske Stone, Senator Alben Barkley
and poet Robert Frost.
AROUND THE TOWN-Myrna 10y still
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LANGLEY PARK

CT approved, SI5.s5O. Large. 3-bed-
room brick home with Separate
DINING ROOM. fully equipped. all
cleo. kit. tiled powder rm. on LIST
rm. Auto. washer and drier Included
Anchor fenced. level yard. WALK
TO EVERYTHING. Call WOOE
MOOR AGENCY, INC, JU. 9-555G
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-Mp.

CALIF0RNIA-TYPE RAMBLER-Clos,
in Chevy Chase 3 bedrms-, . baths
ICE. kit. with eating area. beautiful
Nv I I'm; : With irepi; IttI: gar;
PRICED for immediate sale N ioS
I'll 6: IN. Zoo. METZLER
REALToR. 5oe2 Conn. ave. nv.
NEW SPLIT LEVEL. q really fine
custom-built home. for the diScrim-
mating purchaser, on n acre in
colesville Farm Estates, 3 lsrgt
6edrms. and den. ga baths. reerea-
finished 4; J. KEssINGER q CO.
BRADLEY HILLS offers
the finest. in suburban livins; 4
tvin-size beormS.. club rm.. huge
den; LIST a. utility rm..- de luxe kit.
cali EN-. e-@s4i. THos. J. FIsHE EI
CO.. DI. 7-6S3O.
sACRIFICE-silver Springs finest
value, 1915 down payment 10 any
enc and every one-Mod. kit. . big
bedrms.. full bath. LIST floor. Stair
way to 2nd floor; full bsmt. Call
DE 2-59l5 immediately; THos. J.
Ice. NEW RAMBLER OFF MASS.
AVE: ExT.-Brand-nev and q mas
terpiece of fine quality. Massive
stone and white brick construction.
Wide center-hal plan. S bedrooms
pa baths plus DEN. Immense out
Of ground basement, screened pch..
geous all-electric automatic kitchen:
gear built-in garage. Fine neigh
borhood near Little Flower Church
and school and adjoining Sumner.
S39; $50. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI
1-1411: ewes. RA. 6-5924.
- N4I
3 Ice. bedrms.. full bsmt., front porch
and garase, slate roof. walk to
shopping and transportation, SIS
$50. $1,000 cash. THOMPSON &
GRAY. JU. $4,000. -l3
BUILT older brick
f home in kensington. Chevy Chase
most gorgeous ground setting, has 4
bedrms. and q full bsmt. with pvt.
screened porch on the side. For the
creative person. this home has pos
s sai.1t rgne1gIailed toF charm Eg
GRAHAM & CO., JU. 5-60l0.
home located . blocks from schools
Living room has fireplace, kitchen,
electric, unusually large; Anchor
fenced. level yard with play area
for CHILDREN; q approved; $4,000.
NANnAAn+'A O. WI W. o-bVIN'
HERE Is AN UNUSUAL HOME
Brick construction with . bedrms..
TV rm.. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
bath on LIST f., bedrm. and study
on Ind A., "a bath, workshop and
rec. rm. in bsmt. Brick patio in
rear yard. with wealth of shrubs.
flowers and fruit trees Nr. school:
S1S,350. Excl. with ASHLEY, INC.
2405 Price ave. Wheaton, Nd. 10.
CHARM! CHARM. CHARM! Honestly
folks, this house has coolies of charm |!
And it is priced to fit the modest
budget Situated within minutes of
MOL white Oaks; nestled on very
deep level wooded lot among large
trees; full bsmt. with outside entr.
and INV. h. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. area, equip. kit: = good bedrms.
tile bath: front patio. Avail. CT or
non-GI. Call RE. 7-6650 til 8 pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
IL ACRES--Lge.. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; built-in garage; oil heat;
also 2-car brick garage for studio
or workshop. Land fertile, level
Good garden with Strawberries and
flowers. On buSline, committing dis
lance. Priced very low. S25, 900.
JOHN BURDOFT. dial Evergreen 4 :
3S46, 1915 Colesville rd.. at Coles
vile, Silver Spring. Md. is
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paying rent and buy one OF these
cute little homes right downtown
near once. shopping and beautiful
Potomac Park Brand-new and OF
the finest brick construction. Liy
Im.- din. I'm. combination, fine. fully
rooms and lovely tile bath on 2nd
floor. Very small down payment
and about 500 per month will dc
the trick FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI
f-l4ll: ewes. EN- 3-51ng Ii
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SALES, INC.
1922 L ST, MA. $4,000

PROFESSIONAL SITE
. bedroom rambler which can be
divided into on once and livinE, guar
r, J. SCOFlELD, REALTOR
JU. b-233O --l2
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAC'i9sTIA. q Minnesota ave-
furn. SI3.950. HARTMAN Really TS!
INC. LII 4-340O.
BRADBURY HTS, near Southern
ave.-Det. brick Cape Cod bunea-
low; g bedrmS.. tile bath, attic
SI3,5O0. HARTMAN REALLY, INC.
LU; 4-a4QO, Lu. 2-5976.
CAPITOL HILL-4-bedroom, o-bath,
brick, semidetached. 10. s-64l::
ATTENTION, BOILING FIELDHo1
only $4,000 with 500 down: brick,
ireplase; sep din. r ny. hot water atsa
q ~. 1900. PRUDENTiAL EE;
s AkaH s Gai BRICK. off MIN MIN.
s sspsa sv dining r 6sdrT R te b rm
Only 8 years old. Desirable area. i
blk; to schools and bus. Mr.. pa
rochial school. Low down pymt. to
81 or non CT. La. 1880. IA
MAKE AN 0FFER--FAIRFAX VII
LAGE--Semidet brick with 3 bed.
ton; rec. rm. in bright bsmt. large
lot in choice location. walk tc
shopping center and bus zone fare
zonel. Mrs. tO'Hazza, TIE. 6-2430
MARSHALL ~. MAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
BY OWNER-Det. brick home, 3 bed.
rms, u baths, alum. storm win.
dows. storm doors. firepl. range anc
refgr., auto. washer and drier. gas
heat; full bsmt.; driveway: fruit
and shade trees. chain-link fence;
handy to shoppine, school. etc
S1S.95O. 10. S-4633. IT
4 UNIlS, busline. facing S. Capitol
shopping center. Fine cond. Prewar
rent. Never vac Only sea- 800. GEO
N &, K1NG &C. 60w ~ "a 4-S saaa =. -
Tex. ave.-Brick. din. rm., bsmt,
fenced. Open ewes. P. v. DUNN. Ii
7-3S0S. cox & CO., 10. S-5S37.
$500 DOWN. sos per mo-. for neal
and clean 2-bedrm. frame home ir
quiet location. near Pa. ave. anc
Sth Sc. HO. 2-7957. liz
MOTIIINrT nnITrAI rIan Nr
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GOldSboro-RiYer I'd.

Just beyond Kenwood. this sIz-year-
old brick rambler is situated on q
1854 So. Il. corner lot that has
many large trees and ine shrubs.
There are 3 bedrooms IL paneledl,
. baths, sn-electric kitchen with
oyer-Sized refrigerator. dishvasher,
disposal. Pull-doEn stairs to noored
attic. full basement and detached
2-car brisk garage Price. S2a.950.
Owner must sell Evenings call Mr..
Fishback. OIL 3-7s7O
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th ST. NV. co. 5-O222
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'GEORGET0WN-O~ner says NEVER
MIND CASH DOWN. I'd Just as soon
hold trust from responsible rarJy "
A little gem; 3-bedroom. 9-bath
house, IN perfect condition. GEORGE
n. HULL, Realtor. 1910 K st. NV.
gRE. 1-7236. CO. $4,000. IA
GLOVER PARk; l6.5nO-Firepl. in
clubrm.: 3 bedrms., 3 nice porches:
$1,000 down and Sos mo. Ewes.
WO. 6-4S45. J. LEO KOLB CO..
AID o-0lnn
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CT OR NON-GI
Wheaton. 2-bedrm bungalow: full
bslnt many extras Mo. payments,
$50 To inspect. call Mr.. Fitzig.
10. 4-O069. until o pm. COLONIAL
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COLORED-RAMBLER

CORAL HILLS. only SIS 500. for this
gorgeous modern pricE- Pull. dry
bsmt. gas heat, lot 5OxiO0. PASSA.
Ii. 1874. JU. 5-9659. Ia
COLORED-VAcANT
10th AND r SITS. Sc.
Beautiful brick home: 10 lge. rooms.
. baths, kitchens. New Bryant gas
furnace Completely redecorated
Home and income
MURRAY LEVINE, REALTOR
DAYS. AID. 4-3737. EWES. TU. 2-I7ls
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1895 GRANDvIEW AvE.-FHA or
GI-Tvo-story 3-bedrm. Colonial
windows Out Georgia ave 70 Ar
cola. left on Arcols 10 Grandviev.
TANEN REALTY. WO. 6-2274 or
ia Q--fQA
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0S N. CAPITOL ST. REALTORs
Ma S-5Oo0
Mass. Ave. Extended

BEDRMS. LIBRARY
Powder rm on LIST A.; baths on
md beautiful kit. with breakfast
area, stone and brick construction.
with very pleasing exterior design:
3 of the 4 bedrms. are twin size:
screened porch: garage: STORAGE
attic; immaculate inside and out;
S35.950; w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. Be-
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CHARM. CHARM. CHARM. Honestly

CHASE-Here Is a house that
mas Just been gone over, inside and
out. All brick. detached. on attrac-
tive lot. Convenient to schools.
stores and transportation. There is
large living room with wood burn
ing fireplace. full sized dining room,
kitchen and pantry. On ind floor
there are three bedrooms and bath.
Basement is under entire house. Oil
heat; covered side porch; garage.
Vacant Terms HORACE L. STE
VENSON. 1925 Conn. ave. NV. MA.
S-36S9: ewes, OIL. 4-3167.
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DISTRICT LINE-GI. no down pay
ment; J-bedrm. cor. semidet. brk.
home. GE kit. vall-to-wan carpet
ing. coTnices and Grapes: screened
porch AUERBAcH a. CO., DI
1-65UJ. RIA. 3-6552
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DRUGSTORE
HARDWARE STORE

Average sales. $500 per daY-well-
established-shovs consistent good
on-pharmacist owner must
sell-vill entertain any reasonable
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER U. PARK AREA-3 bedroom
p-e-var brick Colonial, like new.
large corner lot. patio, det brick
garage, rec. rm., many extras, Un-
der 100000. OWNER. OIL. 2-9O74
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Admiral's Home

Don't miss seeing this attractive
roof Situated on hH sVe eo ,tn SlS AZ
Center entrance to large foyer
living room with fireplace, French
doors leading to den and screened
flagstone porch. familv-sized dinins
room, kitchen with dining area and
buffers pantry large sun deck
l5hlS off den, 3 twin-siZed bed
.Wo baths on End floor; large attic
for storage knotty-pine recreation
room with tiled bath. 2-car built
in garage, new gas hot-water
heating plant, lavatory storm win.
dows and awnings 3 blocks from
shopping: 9 blocks from elementary
S SCHOOLS u real value g. az $4,000 90.
and Sun. OIL. 2-5s2l. Exclusive