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Evening star., 1955-06-17

Everett D. Green, who took q
legal gamble with death and lost
today heard the date he is going
to die.
Green, "a, was sentenced to be
electrocuted in District Jail No
yember 4 for the fire-fumes
murder of Miss Bette Brown, SO.
Green was convicted of first
degree murder on a retrial after
appealing a second degree mur-
der conviction-a conviction that
would have given him only a
prison sentence.
Sentence today was by Judge
F. Dickerson Let's. of the U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia. The death penalty is
mandatory for first degree mur-
der. The first degree murder
conviction also Is being appealed
Before sentencing. Judge Let's
asked Green: do you have any
thing to say?"
Green replied. II am innocent
Of this charge"
He then declared Miss Brown
was dead more than six hourse
before the fire. II have been per-
secuted" added Green. Imme-
diately after being sentenced.
Green declared: Il can only
thank God we have court of
appeals and a Supreme Court.
Green was found guilty of first
degree murder by a jury last
month for causing the death of
Miss Brown on May 26. 1853. by
setting fire to a building in
which both he and Miss Brown
lived at Ills Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. Miss Brown died from
inhaling fumes from the fire,
according to trial testimony.
Green's appeal from his sec
ond-degree murder conviction re-
suited in that conviction being
set aside by the U. S. District
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia. The appellate
court held that the previous trial
Judge had enormously instructed
the jury at the first trial that
it could find Green guilty of the
lesser charge of second degree.
The appellate court indicated
that the jury at the first trial
either should have acquitted
Green or found him guilty Of
f1rst-degree murder.
The appellate court in re-
versing the second-degres nnur-
der conviction, said:
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Green Loses I rial Gamble,
To Die in Chair Nov. 4

Green is manifestly taking
a desperate chance"
Green's sentence on the first
conviction had been a prison
term Of five to 20 years. Green
also was convicted last year of
setting the Massachusetts, ave-
nue. building on fire. He was
sentenced at the time to serve
from one to three years on that
charge. He did not appeal from
the arson conviction.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Traffic Unit Leads
Police Cor Accidents

BALTIMORE, June II (P.-
The police department had beer
keeping tally of accidents in.
volving police cars.
In May there were % such
accidents.
Heading the list was the traf-
fic Division with II.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
STUDY OF MONDAYS ECLIPSE
SEEN AIDING SPACE TRAVELLERS

BANGKOK, Thailand l41.-An American scientist said
today travellers of the future will be aided by know
edge gained in observations of the eclipse of the sun
next Monday
Prof. Charles H. Smiley of Brown University in Rhode
Island said the eclipse will offer the best opportunity In
than thousand study particles of various
sizes which fash about the solar system
This type of study is essential assure safe space
travel which Prof Smiley predicted would be taking place
within 100 years.
He heads team of 10 observers whose main task will
be to study zodaca Naturalization sunlight on par
tcles in the solar system The scientist will use photo
meters sensitive they starlight reflected on
a blade of glass.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Government Employee
pays only s11se on bill
for 2o-day hospital stay

VI course 1SO was just a drop in the bucket
compared to the total BILL
Miss Ruth E. Sussfnan of Washington, D. C. y.
underwent major surgery and was hospitalized
for three weeks Her hospital and doctor bills
totalled $86760. Her joint Blue Cross-Blue Shield
protection covered all but $780,
Miss Sussman, clerk in the Office of Geologic
Reports and Surveys says, 'I've been Blue
Cross subscriber ever since l took my first job
12years ago. think it's wonderful ;. wouldn't
be without it!'
Even if you've had sick day before chances are
IN that you someone in your family sUlU have
hospital bill within the next IL months. You'd be wise
and far safer to have Blue Cross protection for hospital
bills Blue Shield protection to help pay doctor bills
Find out today how gow get economical Blue
Cross-Blue Shield protection. Call Republic 7-500O Or
write to: Blue CrossBlue Shield Transportation Build
ing, Department Y-3 Washington 6, D. C..
- GROUP HosPITALZAnoN, Inc.
kWoshnsions only Blue Crosse pI1n-ond :
W MEDICAL SERVICE Of the District Of coIumbla =
We kWoshnstons only Blue Shede plan
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-28
Boys Mother Killed,
Stepfather Suicides
In Domestic Fight

SEATTLE, R- "He grabbed
pipe and hit my mother abou
four times. tried to stop him
Then he hit me on the head anc
arm. | started out the door, hop
ing he would come after me. II
he did, my mother would get
away"
With tears streaming down his
cheeks, 13-year-old Billy Mar
glitch used those words to de-
scribe to police a domestic fight
which led to the Staying of his
mother and the suicide of his
stepfather Friday.
Shot in the back as she at
tempted to flee beating at the
hands of her ex-husband, Holland
JoSlin, ~, was Mrs. Mary Joslin,
38. Joslin, poisoned, was found
sprawled inn the front seat Of
his car a few miles north of Mrs.
Joselin's home.
Billy, whose hand and arm was
battered as he sought to defend
his mother, told officers Joslin
broke into the home early Friday
and insisted a third degree assault
charge filed against him by Mrs.
Joslin be dropped. Mrs. Joslin
filed the charge after JoSlin broke
into the home and beat her re-
Gently.
The argument broke into VIC
lence when Joslin grabbed a pipe
and started hitting Mrs. Joslin,
Billy said. When the youth inter
vened Joslin switched his attack
to Billy
The boy said he started to run
outside and Joslin followed mo-
mentarily and then turned his at
tention again to rs. Joslin as she
too, ran outside. At that point,
Billy said, Joslin drew a gun and
shot his ex-wife in the back. She
fell dead.
Joslin ran to his car, swallowed
some poison and sped north until
the poison began taking effect.
He lost control of the car and it
crashed into utility pole
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-28
Bulganin Fayors
Ike's Proposal on
Big Four Meeting

MOSCOW, RASoviet Premier
Bulganin expressed qualified APP
proval Saturday Of President Els
enhower's statement last week
favoring possible exploratory
talks in preparation for a Big
Four meeting.
What Bulganin said was that he
takes a positive attitude toward
such suggestion, if what the
President had in mind was a con-
ference that would contribute to
lessening of tension in interna-
tional relations.
Bulganin said Russia already
has proposed a meeting of the big
powers on the question of an in
dependent treaty for Austria.
Russia has invited Austrian
Chancellor Raab to Moscow for
discussions of this question hang
ing over from World War II.
Bulganin took the unusual step
OF granting an interview to Rus
sia's Tass News Agency in order
to make his views known. It's
the first time he has done that
since taking over the premiership
from Georgi Malenkov
Eisenhower has said that Big
Four meeting would have to fol-
low ratification by the western
powers concerned Of the Paris
agreements on re-arming West
Germany. Russia is violently OPP
posed to West German re-arming.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-28

NEW DELHI, India, R-Indian
Prime Minister Nehru will visit
Moscow at the Soviet govern
ment's invitation early in June,
the foreign ministry announced
today.
The decision was made after
an Exchange of opinions a few
days ago." but the length Of stay
and other details have not yet
been fixed, the announcement
added.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-28
PAA Plane Crash
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life RATS on which the surviving
huddled.
Those clustered on the three
life RATS could hear the constant
ly weaker and more distant cries
of those who died in their life
jackets, victims of cold, shock and
drowning.
The ditching and the rescues
were cruel combination of the
good and the bad. Normally, when
one Of the big 4-engined Strato-
cruisers loses the service of one
engine it can continue on the
power of the other three.
But the unexpected forces that
wrenched the engine from its
mountings and cast it into the sea
wrought such structural damage
the plane could not return to
land. Capt. HIS. Joslyn, the pilot,
had no choice but to ditch on the
water.
They did, and all those who
came ashore from the Navy trans
port USS Bayfield, in Seattle last
night told similar stories. It was
of the calm quietness of all aboard
when Capt Joslyn ordered over
the communication system:
Get to your seats, Prepare to
ditch"
Less than 10 minutes later the
ship crunched down on the sur
face of the water. The tail as
sembly broke loose and passen-
gers were thrown forward in a
disorganized tumble as the plane
seats tore loose from their fit
tings.
Helped by crew members with
adjustment of life jackets, the
passengers one by one, plopped
into the sea, to fight their way
to the RATS which had been put
on the water. The PeterSonS were
the last Of the passengers to leave.
Capt. Joslyn, former Alaska bush
pilot, was the last crew member.
Eighteen miles to the north, the
Bayfield,, carrying a shipload' Of
troops home from Army maneu-
vers on the California coast, had
watched the plane disappear from
its radar screen and turned to its
aid.
Lost in addition to Peterson
were Angus G. Hendrick, 33,
Seattle, the copilot; Donald R.
Fowler, San Francisco, the flight
engineer, and David barrow, 90,
an Auburn, Wash, bank employee.
-
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-28

Scientists say good diet in
cludes ii parts carbohydrates,
parts protein and parts fat.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Patient Saved
By Blood Gifts

Daily transfusions Of fresh
blood played q vital role in saw
ing the life Of a 25-year-old
patient at Mount Alto Hospital,
the Red Cross announced last
night.
The patient, . resident Of
Maryland. began bleeding from
o duodenal ulcer which necessi-
tated extensive surgery. Three
men who serve on the Regional
Blood Center's Emergency Blood
Panel supplied blood for the
patient when stocks ran low.
Red Cross bloodmobiles are
scheduled TO make the following
visits In the coming week and
viii start at 10 am. unless other
wise indicated:
ar.Ss MHnSf aB sadns
Males. Breathedville. Nd. from 9:30 am.
- TUESDAY: aisS I'm b. C. chapter-Maln Navy.
$50 am TO $40 D M; Charles County
Naval Powder Factory gymnasium, Indian
Wednesday: b. C. Chapter-PentaEon
room "A $50: Montgomery County
David Taylor Model Basin, Carderock.
Nd, from am. to 3 pm
Service Club; d. c. Chapter--Naval Re-
search Laboratory, Building, 40. from
8 am. to 3 pm.
Field Dispensary, Meas, 0uantico; D.
6. Chapter-Naval Research Laboratory,
from 8 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
EIlender Plans
To Continue e Fight
ToCut Aid Funds
b the Associated Press

Senator Ellender, Democrat, of
Louisiana, served notice last
night he hasn't abandoned his
fight to trim large sums from
the economic aid section of the
foreign aid bill.
The Senate last week passed
legislation to authorize foreign
aid to the extent of $3.4 billion.
However, Congress still must
vote appropriations to imple-
ment the authorization bill and
Senator Ellender said he will
fight for a smaller economic aid
amount in the Appropriations
Committee, Of which he is a
member.
Urging that European coun-
tries which the United States
already has helped economically
join in helping backward lands,
Senator Ellender said "the Unit
ed States should not be COM
PEELED to bear the whole burden
alone"
He said, in a speech for radio
delivery in Louisiana. that IF
we are to spend money on dams,
flood control structures. high
ways and similar public works
projects I believe it should be
spent here at home"
"I cannot agree" he said,
"that we should continue to ap-
propriate vast sums of money
for public works projects in for
eign lands while our domestic
projects receive but token
amounts"
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Walter Reed Lists
Truinino Courses

More than $50 Army medical
reservists from Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh will undergo on-the-
Job training this summer at
Walter Reed Medical Center. 1t.
Col. D. L. Hitchings, said today.
The officers, nurses, enlisted
men and women who will assist
the regular stan at the Army
hospital are members Of the
Sixth Army Reserve Medical
Unit.
The first group. Of three hos
pital units from Philadelphia
and one from Pittsburgh, will
arrive July 16 for q two-week
period. The second. comprising
two units from Philadelphia. will
begin q similar training period
on July 81.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Cannon Of
1929 Twenty-f1fth street
Sc. recently celebrated
their golden wedding ami
versary. Mr.. Cannon, re-
tired from the Coast
Guards personnel division,
is a 30-year veteran of Gov
ernment service.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.


CHALK POINT, on West River
-Year-round home; = bedrooms, large
knotty-plne liv. rm. and din. rm.,
fun bsmt., auto. hot-water oil heat;
large glaSs-enel. rear porch, screened
front porch. garage: situated on
large lot adjoining 2 additional
building lots. sell with house OF
separately vacant For inspection,
call West River 6506. -
S1EuAkT LEfEL--A planned com
munity- OF Early American homes
Sl1 500. FLA. Gil or conventions
terms. 20 mi. from WASH. 5 mi
Annapolis on PA adJae. to schools
churches. tranSp. and compl. water
front recreation At Beverly. MAYO
Triton, Woodland and various othel
beaches on Chesapeake Bay and
River. 2-bedrm. homes Expansi
Bile atttCs, h.-w.h.. plRstered walls
how'd, rs. tiled bathts. h-acre lots
paved streets, concrete cutters anC
driveways. NSA employees: From
Fl. Meade, Annapolis I'd. to Routt
sol, turn right go z miles to Rout,
Pa, lett on PA. q miles to SteuarI
Level and model homes. Open daill
and CunSay. Colonial :}-1olH. -
RAMBLERS: 3 bedrms.: Just aboui
torIpleted. 4 Iii ksoseciott Parry. {
In Clinton; Z in Waldorf. For ap.
pointment, call FRANK BUEHLER
Agent, Midway 1856.
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OPEN 2 TO
Spacious 4-bedrm. Diet. brk. In Hill
crest; ga baths. bSmt.. beautiful
yard. barbecue pit, shrubs, AMI
fountain. Priced reasonable. Mr.
Marinshaw. LA 2-556S, Ii. 1877
zAGAMI REALTY. REALTORS.
COLORED-iIi 9th ST. S.E.-LafV
5-bedroom brick home, features in
ciude gas heat. equipped kitchen an,
many extras. Price, 81 800. FLOYI
3 DAVIS. CO.. 1929 K st. NV. Ma
S-03b2; ewes, Ju. 9-255a.
COLORED, ace d ST. s.E.-6 rms.
bath. h.-w.h., roW brick. newly
redecorated. $S9.50 down. $50 81
per mo. VINNICK & COHEN, NE
S-.a94, FE 3-2S6i.
COLORED - HILLTOP TERRACE
beyond Texas aye.-Built 2ia yrs
OUTSTANDING value. Diet. brk., SiS
rms, . baths. dishwaSher, disposal
large. dry. partially finished base
ment with outside entrance to large
yard; lot, 50xl22,. Ewes. TIE
6-2233. l. T. oRAvATTE, Realtor
COLORED OR wHITE-Sc95 down
Almost new 3-bedrm. brick homt
in hish-class section: l blk. t.
bus and schools; must be sold
only S2s5 down. LA. 6-6250.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA, $14,25O
5212 SONQMA RD

OPEN I-DARK-Need room? Then
be sure TO inspect this spacious
brick Cape Cod: Large hy; I'm.
rms. tiled bath on LIST f.; on End
a. are 2 rooms and "a bath, Plus
large storage closets; extras include
washing machine, storm windows,
fenced rear yard with garden area
and fruit trees; near schools, bus
line and NH. Directions: From
Bethesda, out Old Georgetown I'd.
APPROX. 2 miles TO Sonoma I'd, left
to open sign.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
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Capital View Realty Co.
COLORED

ALL SELECTED PROPERTIES
ALL HOUSES OPEN, 2 til 5
1915 EASY PL. Sc.
Brick Cape Cod. All on one floor
Value seldom eaualled in this at
modern YOUNGSTOWN Kitchen. rec
rm., y bedrms.. on list Il.
Price, $I5.750. Down, $1,000,
Monthly Monthly >, note, SIC 500, }, Pr: Out
s Evening i rd 7 e Aass Dl' then riEht
1910 EASY PL. Sc.
veterans selections. CT applied,
x16.25o; down, $3.50. All on one
floor, Like new. You cannot beat
Rec. rom Kitchen ems in ef osmt. e con
s sEess patio in rear. Ewes, CO. D.
1928 46th ST. Sc.
Modern brick Colonial. Conventional
BUY Beautiful, Diet. brick, Ice
din. rn,; bsmt.: "a bath. Really a a
substantial home. Also. 1892 46t;i
st. sc. for sale, l0fe dn. to OI.
same type homo See ana admire.
once. LII. 4-3342.
hot 46th ST. Sc.
bet. brick home and garage. CT
appraised: $4,000. See this lovely
5-rm. home: $3.50 dn. s bedrms'
lse. iiy. I'm hrepl.. din. rr1., mod
kit and bath Entire house taste
fully decorated. Dir; Out Rennins
I'd. Sc, to Fl St. right on II to
4oth st, Ewes, AID. .4-603g.
HOO 46th ST. Sc.
OF appraised, $4,000. semide..
brick. Very attrac corner. $500
On. SOS; rs monthly, plus taxes.
rms. . hedrms.. mod. kit, CO.
ramic tile bath Bsmt.; auto. heat
Dir: Out Benning I'd. sc. to II
*. right to 46th ST. Ewes. LII. g
1924 HANNAH PL. Sc.
Brick semidet. 5 rms, 2 bedrms. ::
full bsmt. z yrs. old. Price re-
daced. Ideal for small family.
Low down payment A terrific
bargain. Shown by appt, only
Call or visit the once, LII. A.
3342, Ma, S-a7a7.
Capital View Realty Co,
once. 400 Central Ave. NE.
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BETHESDA

Lovely two-story. new brick home
in Bethesda Edgemoor area. neal
transportation, schools, churche:
and shopping, Living room, sep.
arate dining room, kitchen, powder
room on first floor Three bedrooms
bath on second floor Full base.
ment. paneled recreation room
Low DOWN PAYMENT. For APP.
pointment to inspect, call Mr.. Dell
JAMES L. DIXON g. co
ST. $4,000 JU. s-15ls
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Colored-No Money On.
me Dept. Of Agriculture Il rms
3 baths, all on 9 as OIL h.-w h., .
garages Ideal for RIM AND BOARD
operation. Me. S-b5Sh any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
LINCOLN PARK
~

Lovely large 6-rm. and bath home
in this nice conv, location auto
heat: only s11 800. HERBERT &
SONS REALTORS. 51h e. Capito
st, Ii. 3-0129, Ewes, Ii. 3-:7sl .--
JOHN r. PICKETT INC,
720 DECATUR PLACE NE.
$4,000 FOR Oh
WILL ,1lIL55r, TAkE sf 4s1s Dq pSopE GoE
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING FEA
TURES OR YOUR INSPECT ION
AZ & ROOMS 6 YEARS OLD,
(ai VERY MODERN KITCHEN. IN
UDING DISPOSAL.
O. MODERN BATH,
a RECREATION ROOM
i5t ANCHOR FENCE,
THIS PROPERTY IS IN EXCEL
LENT CONDITION.
DU. 7-0707
OPEN SUNDAY TIL DARK
2-bedroom rambler; GaS INV h
newly decorated, Anchor fence
corner lot; only ST,5nu; small
down payment; 1905 d st: sc
DIR. Out MINI, ave. sc. to d st.
left TO open sign.
HILLCREST AREA-New 5-bedroon
brick rambler: "a baths. nre.
kifehsn. only sg2a -
PUFFENBERoER REAL ESTATE
Lu. 4-1O60 or OF. 4-7ssI
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CHEVY CHASE
50 500 DOWN

This lovely home is located between
ty Clubs. Large iiy. rm.. din. rm..
Kitchen, powder rm.. 4 bedrms., 3
baths. full bsmt;. excel. neighbor-
hood Only S21,500. Exclusive with
SIGLER q CO., Sunday IL TO 8
RIA. 3-343l Ewes. WO $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Beautiful Colonial home, on valuable
hs-acre corner lot; artistically land
1caped trees, Ehrubhery, rose gar
den; contains 8 rooms, ga baths,
2 complete kitchens; exceptional
pointment only. Mrs. wilkinson,
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CHOICE HILLCREST OFFERING
ST., o00 up, conv. terms. An with
in blk. Of churches. schools. shop
ping. Meet me at 3016 o ST, sc.
for details, LoYOLA INVEST. 4,
REAL EST. LII. $4,000, HE. A.
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CHEVY CHASE

OPEN TIL DARK
Charming new Cape Cod in excellent
location: 4 good-Size bedrooms and
. baths; attractive living room,
fireplace. dining room with double
French doors leading to porch: de
luxe all-elec, dream kitchen; full
trausp. and shopping. Out Conn.
ave. beyond Chevy Chase circle to
Shepherd St, right ! blk. to Della
ware St., left to property. A. v.
PISANI, Builder, OIL. 4-7500;
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ar 0R C0NVFNTT0NAT

s16 Buchanan St.-Semidet. brick
In new house cond.: 8 rms: rec.
rm.; fenced I'd; / blk. from New
Prov. Hosp, near GU. ARTHUR
l: CURLING, LA. 6-663l. LA. g.
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1927 Branch Ave, Sc.

|HsEs. FOR SALE Sc. tcoa,.D
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CT ONLY $295 DOWN
$50 lakewood st. Sc.
OPEN 2 TO 5
BEAT PAYING RENT

New cond semidet. brk.: 3 bedrms,
mod. throughout; spacious liv. rm
sep. din, rm.. full bsmt MONTH.
payment less than rent. Only SIT,
$50. Mr. Dante at LA. 6-4l45
II; 1897. zAGAMI REALTY
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FOuR CORNERS In gu sna .

FOUR CORNERs In sil. Spg.. Hey
you With family Of severA and
nrSt and buy this home with 3 bed
rooms. Gen, secluded family YARD
Closely schools and shops, asking
sig. 700 and miaht trade. RIPLEY
n ROMEp III 6-RtJi
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KENSINGTON - p

KENsINGToN - riye-bedrm. Cape
Cod, S12.950 Liz. rm. lse. kit,
3 bedrms.. bath on LIST FIR; 2 red
rms. up; bsmt' gas b. cw.h.: oft
a siaf sgntra ne zd BoNAN q 70
REMINGTON. SI7.a50 stories
and full 6Smt. on heavily wooded
lot. iOux150, This modern. sub
uroan home Is ideal in every re-
spect for a large family. In I'M
maeulate condition, Very reason
able terms. For details call Mr..
i Goed AVIS, 70. , 2;9a29; RE- 1850
kLMEROCK - Rambler. brick .
rms. n baths, gas h..w h. porch.
ggafase, bsmt, OWNER. JU, D.
LANDoN VILLAGE, open Sunday
1Gn.t Holiday terrace---'rhe most
novel split-levei you can see; 4
bedrooms and ia baths well I'M
Marhury I'd. left to Kirby, risht
to Holiday terrace and left TO
sign " G. NICHOLSON, Realtor,
LANGLEY Park SHOPPING, move
in, before Christmas. Si6.500---
Colonial with space; liV. RIM, 1924,
Prep, ~, ist din: rm:. powder rm,,
cts and bath up; full bsint., hot-
entrance. Walk TO bus and shops;
: hlks, TO school BONAN 4 To-
.GhRTY. 10 5-5o52.
MASS. AVE. EXT, $40 800, OF ap-
proved Red brick Colonial with
slate roof, on a nice wooded lot
Big den ard IL bath on LIST H.; ,
lee, bedrms and . baths on ind
Full BENT: garage. screened porch
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, oil. 2-;Uo6:
MASS, AVE, AREA-Located in a
charming community OF Williams
burg homes; 3-bedrm., 3.bsth brick
nm rm;. mod. kit; iull bsmt., gar; In
koRzENDORFFR, OIL. ASH I'll .
MEADowOoD. OPEN 1-DARK! New
picturesque brick and stone ram
bier among tai! oaks; 3 bedrms.,
ps a sat Fnr sso bs dnng rm FIRE
lot. S25,a50. Out Colesville I'd
and sign. RIPLEY l. RoMER. EV.
MlLIGRovE GaRDENs-Brand new
brick split-level of 3 bedrooms, -
DAlDS, DulIt-ln garage, laundry,
recr. room at grade level could be
18th bedroom; ia-acre level lot;
Soj.7b0; in a community of lovely
new homes, OPEN TODAY. Drive
out Colesville I'd mi past Coles
vile to billboard sign on right.
RIPLEY & ROMER. JU. 5-61ll.
PARKW0OD. born Just years ago.
here's the incest 3-bedroom rambler
you'll want to find; has recr. room.
bsmt exit at garden level enviable
kitchen and glassed-in porch Just
VA approved at S16,75O, RIPLEY
4 ROMER. -JU, 5-6l11.
PINEY BRANCH AREA Of tSil. Spg--
Mighty cute bungalow with . bed
rooms. family -sized kitchen. recr.
room. h..w. oil heat, garage. At
only Sl3,9b0. Whatcha waiting for7
RIPLEY a ROMER. .JU. b-6ill.
POTOMAC. Naturalization new a.
bedrm,, 2-bath rambler. .FriEidaire
kit. American standard Dashboard,
heat and a beaut. / acre lot ST.
$50 OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor
Ma. s-2s66: ewes. Po. 2-43O4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
ARMY MAP SERVICE.
RRQOKMONT

IMMEDIATE occuhpANcY
3-bedFm. brick; assume 4hee FHA
loan with 81 SOC cash, or lease
with option TO buy. This home is
immac, ga baths: din. rin.. gar.
Bsnt. has extra firepl.. bath. pan
eled rec rm,; sep. entr. Is min.
downtown Mr. Barton, OIL. -
1913, cox e. co, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
COLESvILLE FARM EsTATES-Ner

custom built. eenter-hali. brick
and-stone rambler, : bedrmS,, aIs
baths, stone fireplace in nv. rm',
sepafate din. nm. screened porch,
tuH bsmt. and garage; as-Acre lot
ROBINSON. ~. 7-Ti17: eyes, ~.