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didn't hesitate. No. Mcclure
Sisters who'll be seen on to-
nights show via q remote from
the COAST. No. 2? Pat Boone.
Godfrey. fearful that Pat may
have shot up too fast, has his
fingers crossed.
On the Old Days: Returning
TO Teterboro, Doreen noted the
Icolorful lights Of Palisades Park.
Godfrey said. Il ran one Of those
rides back in 1919. No. 1t was
1918. the year before Joined
the navy. I made $50 a day
that was q lot Of money in those
days"
Earlier that day. he recalled
one Of his first Washington spon-
Isors. furrier Zlotnick. HE was
10 wonderful man. Once he mem
toned to me that some Gus
toners had come in and asked
him why he hired that Godfrey.
He makes fun of your accent.
'Vot accent Zlotnick replied.
and besides. you came in here,
didn't your"
=
On being . celebrity. He re-
ISents being unable to 60 places
like other people. No hanging
around q studio for him. He
wheels out Of the studio and into
his car tive were already await.
ing him) like Q trackinan.
I've never been able to figure
out "The Great Man" tag pinned
on him by so many writers who
know him only slightly. He runs
his outfit the way he sees 1t. It's
q one-boss operation-like Walt
Disney's. or Lawrence Weeks or
Bishop Sheen's. He's made mis-.
takes-but mostly by impulsively
speaking his mind.
I felt that way before the trip.
Z feel that way now.
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recently.
What he neglected to clarity
for the surprised New York re-
porter-surprised to find him
self in Godfrey's inner sanctum
at CBS-was that only the era
was ending.
A happier. healthier land
slightly heavier) Godfrey Is 60
ing right on.
And II any personal confirma-
ton Of this was needed, it was
supplied during an exciting (for
mel 12-hour tour of duty with
the Godfrey gang on one Of
his routine (for him) Monday
excursions.
It began at the airport here al
p pm. when the bright blue
DC-3 swooped down to pick ur
this perspiring passenger. 1t in
cluded conversations with God
frey, his secretaries (Mrs. Mary
Ann Vann and Doreen Partin)
aide John Derr. the sportscaster
producer Jan Davis (of Talent
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'AsisFlst 1snStes DTsEFsmS tflsesst . eslsi
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stride without exhausting him
self or his associates.
What can you shop al
night" he asked. IN the day
time. ne can picture iohnt people
are doing across the country
this Is iDhGt teleDision ought to
be-"
On transportation: II Godfrey
is a passenger in anything that
moves, he's got to steer 1t. He
flew the handsomely appointed
DC-3-a miniature airliner-
both ways. with Frank LaVigna
in the copilot's seat. And while
the automatic pilot was on,
Godfrey slipped orange Juice and
peered through the radarscope
into the massive clouds that
hung over the horizon in lazy
fantastic patterns. To show you
what I mean about the driver
complex. the plane was met at
Teterboro by the chauffeur and
the car. The chauffeur sat in
the back for the ride in to New
York. 1t was the same return
ing.
On his future: Godfrey Is
keenly aware Of network radios
mounting troubles. The blue
chips advertisers. he explained,
prefer to move their products in
the TV markets that account for
70 per cent of their volume. The
fight for shelfSpace and dis
plays in stores becomes more
acute. I'VE had Schlitz for a
while, but they came to me and
told me that they had to cancel.
For the first time. they could
count the new business and
where it came from, but they
found it economically unsound
to compete in smaller markets
reached by radio and dominated
by local competition. They
wanted to keep the TV portion.
but not the radio"
Loyal to radio. Godfrey added.
but I'm going to have to make
a decision soon"
Note: 1t iOds Godfrey iOho
suggested to CHS that 1t offer q
package round-the-clock radio
deal to some top sponsor. Ford
Si0ned-but. he points out. CHS
hasn't been able to clear the
setup NTH its dNlidtesi
On Talent Scouts: Godfrey is
proud and delighted over the
way Jan Davis is handling the
show. I then told him some
thing he didn't know-that at
$50 pm, Jan had changed the
number to be sung by contestant
Peter Potter from Portland
1t was an Italian song and while
he did it passably. Jan felt rhe
lacked the feel Of it," A search
of the library produced an ar
rangement Of Donkey Sere-
made" the musicians transposed
1t (half-hour overtime) and he
sang it on the show. Potter. 4"
] said. owes that tie for first
place to her" Responded Cod
frey: That's exactly what /
mean"
On Talent: What's the most
talented act that has ever been
Ia part of your Wednesday COM
Ipany and show" I asked. He
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his plane at gunpoint and
become prisoner of o criminal
gang. Pat O'Brien and Brian
, Keith co-star.
1890, WNlAL (D-Wednesday
Night Fights: Rocky Castel-
lani meets Bobby Boyd In O
ten-round middleweight bout
10:O0. WTOP (S)-20th Century
Fox Hour: Richard Conte
'Marilyn Erskine and John
Barrymore, jr., star in a
western drama. END Of A
Cum" A gunfighter whose
prowess had become q legend
discovers that he has invited
. perpetual challenge OF
violent death. (Repeat). "A
Western with Plenty of Sus-
pense"-TV Key.
HIS, WTTG (S)-Washington
Movietime: A crooked carni-
val is invaded by the law in
the exciting plot High Fly
ers" >. starring Jack Carson
and Bert Wheeler. 1887.
HIS, WTOP (s) - The Late
Show: "Counter-Attack" stars
Paul NUM-, Larry Parks and
Marguerite Chapman. The
Nazi oath Of silence conceals
the identity Of q high rank
ing German official from his
captors. q heroic group of
guerrilla forces. 1945.
11:20. WMAL (D-The Night
Show: Art Linkletter, Ozzie
! Nelson, Rudy Vallee and
Frances Langford In the film
version Of the famous radio
and TV show, People are
Funny" 1916.
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ON THE AIR
TON. Y. and Back
With A. Godfrey
BY BERNIE HARRISON

This will be Arthur Godfreys final Wednesday from
his Leesburg farm tonight o'clock WTOP-o and the occasion
Is not without its nostalgia overtones.
Remember LaRosas first The Parker
duets?. Halelcke?
IT'S the end of for me- Godfrey told reporter
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CAT. male; black, white underbody- /
'front.' and ! hind leg white, white spots
on race Vic g Cleveland St. Atlins-
ton. Va Phone OF. 4-s4sl
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Adams Arranged Will
Of Rich Widow, Jury Told

LONDON, Mar. rs (P.-A
jury trying DR.. John Bodkin
Adams for murder was told today
the society physician arranged
change in the will of the 81
year-old widow he is accused of
drugging to death.
Hubert Sogno, a lawyer who
handled financial affairs for Mrs.
Edith Alice Morrell. testified the
bachelor doctor called on him
and said she had promised him
gifts but forgot to include them
in her will.
The gifts were her Rolls Royce
car and contents Of a case in
locked box at the bank"
The lawyer. appearing for the
prosecution, testified:
He (Adams) said although
Mrs. Morrell was very i'll. her
mind was perfectly clear and he
had no doubt she was in a fit
state to make a codicil or a new
will"
The lawyer said DR.. Adams
first approached him in March
1850. and that a new will was
drawn up in August-three
months before the widow died.
The prosecution charges the
doctor killed her with an over
dose of drugs when she threat
ened to change the will again
cutting him out entirely.
/ Under the will the defendant
was bequeathed a chest of silver
The Rolls Royce was left her son
! but he gave it to the doctor
when his mother died.
| Under cross examination by
defense counsel. Mr.. Sognc
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Stobbing Death
In Bowie Probed

Prince Georges County police
today are investigating the death
Of a college janitor who staggered
into a Bowie hotel and died of
a stab wound.
The victim, George Greenleaf
Craig, 81, of Duckettville road,
Bowie, stumbled into Stephens
Hotel about 1870 pm. last night,
slumped into a dining booth and
fell over on the table. police
said. Hotel employees found a
stab wound in his left chest, they
declared.
Mr.. Craig. identified as a jan
itor at State Teachers College
at Bowie. was taken to Prince
Georges General Hospital by the
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Sherry Anne, with them to their
new post.
Born in Las Animas. Colo,
Mr.. Thompson entered the For
eign Service in 1929, a year after
graduating from the University
of Colorado. He has served in
Colombo, Geneva, London and
Rome and was an American adj
wiser at several International
conferences. including the San
Francisco conference that gave
birth to the United Nations. He
was chief of the State Depart
ment's Eastern European Affairs
division from 1946-49.
His nomination to Moscow is
expected to be sent to the United
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agreed that Mrs. Morrell made
at least six wills and that "she
certainly wanted everything done
without delay always"
Mrs. Brenda Hughes, one of
the nurses who cared for Mrs.
Morrell testified the patient
climbed out of bed. dressed and
sat in a chair for an hour days
before she died.
But under cross-examination
she described the elderly woman
as an aggressive" patient and
agreed with the defense conten-
ton injections of narcotics were
intended to quiet her. Earlier
she told of DR.. Adams giving
special injections. She said she
did not know their mixture.
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MIDEAST
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
orandum concerning Suez navi-
cation next week.
The best available information
indicates the Nasser plan will
fall short of what the Western
user nations want. but that il
will contain enough concessions
to ease tension and get the
waterway in full operation again
GAIA Prospects DINNER
On the question of the GAIA
Strip and the Gulf of Aqabs
prospects for a solution satiSfac-
tory to both Israel and Egypt
looked DINNER.
Egyptian sources said that in
their view UNEF's reason fol-
existence ended when the Israelis
completed their withdrawal from
GAIA and the Sharm Ell Sheikh
area commanding Aqaba. UNEF
is still stationed in these two
spots through Egypt's courtesy
these sources commended.
To avoid trouble, the Egyp-
tians are willing to extend this
hospitality" for an indefinite
period. the sources said. How.
ever, they are unwilling to sigr
a new agreement to keep UNEF
there unless the Israelis agree
to comply fully with the arms
tice-a condition almost certain
to be rejected.
Mr.. Hammarskjold had hoped
to secure a declaration of non.
belligerency from Egypt. which
would pave the way for opening
the Suez Canal to Israeli ships
Even if the Egyptians allow
UNEF to remain under g
hospitality" arrangement. the
Emergency Force might disinte'
crate from other causes. The
Canadian government teportedly
has expressed unwillingneSs II
permit its troops to remain I'm
less firm agreement on the
forces status is signed. Other
participating nations are ex'
pected to follow suit.
This would leave the Israeli'
and Egyptians face to face alonl
the armistice line very much al
they were last october.
Col. Nasser talked again ovel
the week end with Crown Primes
Faisal of Saudi Arabia. WHIT
shares Egypt's view that th'
Strait of Tran at the mouth o
the Gulf of Aqaba is territoria
water of Egypt and Saud
Arabia.
Consultation also went on II
Israel, which has threatened re
sumption of war if Arab raid
are resumed from GAIA or Israel
shipping is barred from Aqabi
Gulf.
Mrs. Meir Sees Cabinet
Foreign Minister Coda Mel
gave Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion's cabinet a flll-in on he
latest mission to Washington Il
seek United States support o
Israel.
Meanwhile, another Israeli
chartered vessel entered Tirar
Straits without Arab interior
ence. The Israeli government
radio said the 3,500-ton Danish
freighter Brigitte loft. entered
the straits and headed unchal
lenged for Eilat, Israel's Aqab;
Gulf port.
The Brigitte loft carries /;
cargo of vegetable oils, corn anC
general cargo from Africa. TIL,
ship is scheduled TO sail in II
days for Ceylon and other Asiar
ports with cargo of potasl
and automobiles assembled il
Israel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

Glenn Dale Rescue Squad and
pronounced dead on arrival. Po-
lice said Mr.. Craig still had his
wallet containing So.
DR.. John T. Maloney. county
medical examiner. is scheduled
to perform an autopsy. Police
listed the death as an apparent
homicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

years OF NaZi and allied occupa-
ton. Soviet agreement to with
drawal of Russian and Western
troops came three years after he
was assigned to the problem. 1t
came during the thaw in the cold
war that followed the elevation
of Nikita Khrushchev and Niko-
lai Bulganin to Soviet leadership.
A distinguished service cita-
ton, sent Mr.. Thompson by
President Eisenhower, said "his
tfirmness, patience. negotiating
skill and good judgment were in
large part responsible for the
successful conclusion of the
Trieste agreement and the Aus
trian state treaty"
Quiet Career Diplomat
The embassy staff here re-
CARDS him as a quiet. able career
diplomat-"no cookie pusher"-
who can sum UP a situation in
few words. An official Austrian
government spokesman calls him
1.-The Best American Ambassador
we ever had here"
Mr.. Thompson also has some
critics. They claim he was toe
much a compromiser in his nego-
tiations with the Russians.
During World War II he
served as second secretary of the
embassy in Moscow. In october
1941. when the Nazi armies were
nearing the capital and the dip
ilomatic corps was evacuated tC
Kuibyshev, Mr.. Thompson vol
unteered to remain behind tc
represent American and British
interests. He received the United
States Medal of Freedom fol-
sticking to the post "in imminent
danger of capture and while seri.
Gus disorders and rioting took
place"
!! Mr.. Thompson isn't the sor
of man they tell anecdotes about
He is soft-spoken-almost self
effacing.
Was Married at a.
Now So. he was A when h,
married. His attractive, smartl!
dressed wife. formerly Mrs. Jan,
Monroe Goelet of Boston, is ;
popular hostess. In Vienna shu
has been active in welfare work
After the Hungarian revolution
she organized a soup kitchen Il
feed 5000 refugees daily.
Her 14-year-old daughter by |
previous marriage. Fernando
Goelet. probably will remain il
school in Western Europe. Tht
Thompsons plan to take theil
other children, Jenny, 7, anc
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Next Envoy to Russia
Is Old Hand With Reds

VIENNA March Is 0P0-The slated to become
States Ambassador to Moscow knows what
Russians
Lewellyn E. Thompson. jr, speaks Russian 1uently.
AS United States Ambassador Austria negotiated
treaty that this country its independence 1855
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States Senate shortly. He will
succeed Charles E. Bohlen, who
becomes Ambassador to the
Philippines.
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LOST

CAT. male; black, white underbody.
'front.' and hind leg white, white spots
on race Vic. 8 Cleveland St, Atline-
ton. Va. Phone OF. 4-s4si.
CAT, blue point siamese. male, 8 months
oid vicinity Lorcom Ia. Reward
ia. 5-6s23
DIAMOND RING, lady's square FIAT ton,
with ~ diamonds; platinum setting
vic shoreham Hotel palladium rm.
ward EN- 2-54i7.
male. resembles gray woolly lamb Tl an.
School, reward CIR. re s.9s ssIi'@ Elem
DOG, cocker, black male vic. 18th and
"Lucky.'N Reward AID 4-752l.
DOG, cocker spaniel male. black, cocker
clip thick red collar. no Identification
Vicinity Foxhall I'd. Reward FE. 3-5i93
after 5 pm
DOG. dechshgnd, red. male. Name
E Noos sDsgt38 c tag No 2as4s' Reward.
DOG. small female black with white
10 81 pet Reward FL. 4-5825.
FUR, skins, stone marten From car.
VIC Osage a. and KenVood ave, Alex
Sun | 80 am Reward IA. $500.
PARAKEET, yellow green, with extra
long graduated tail Answers 10 Chip
per Reward. OIL. 2-2462
WALLET, white, with State Department
identification vic Of Conn, ave. near
Dupont cir, reward NO. 7-4s5i.
WRIST WATCH. diamond. Vic James
town ships, Hams Point. Sunday. Lib
era ,eWard ia, S-3740.
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FOUND

DoG. boxer. young. female. o. Ferris
IL. 81 3-bn24
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GREEN MEADOWs-FHA approved
81, 900 down. $6S mo. 5-rm. bun.
galow, finished attic, garage
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5O50
LANGLEY PARK-SI3,5OO Moderr
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Q-E kit.
newly dec, near bus. win go CT
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0
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PARKWOOD-Lovely white brk
3-bedrm., 1h-bath Colonial; beau
tifully situated in top condition
Entrance hall, liv. rm.. din. rm;
cleo. kit. breakfast rm., panel
study. scr: porch. gar, bsmt, rec
rm. with bar; S25,700 KORZEN.
DORFER, Realtor; OIL. 4-S11l
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FULL-BSMT. RAJ

FULL-BsMT. RAMBLER - Take
S SfySnt age Of e. 1874 SIS GST loan
bier with 3 bedrms., full bsmt.
ideal suburban location. A mar.
ket leader al S14.750. $3.50 On
to veterans. YEONAS REALTY
IA 2.OIO0
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME
We design. finance. build. free
est guar work; Soft rambler.
Sls.lnO CROSSROADS DEVEL-
OPMENT CORP. JE. 2-4p7O.
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h bome a AND N ,rtO as Spacious
private entrances. Knotty-pine
recr. rm. in basement; well-land-
scapeH A-acre lot Completely
Anchor fenced. 2-car garage; mr.
Riverdale shopping center. Priced
at $15.950, terms arranged. Call
til s pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
8 DAVIS a. co INC
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HOUSES TO SHARE

5 OFFICERS and civilians sharing
l2-room nome have vacancy for
or 2 other men; mile from
Pentagon. maid and cook: OF
4-7092.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARL.. 5214 8. 10th pig bedrm.
air-cond brick semidet.: neal
Pentagon; SOS mo. JE. 2-931l.
FALLS CHURCH -bedrm
churches transp. schools. Mill
tsry personnel pref. 500. JE
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CARROLLTON

VA financing avail; down payment,
bedrm. ramblers, Cape Gods anc
split levels; brick construction;
plastered walls, ceramic tile baths
lifetime slate roofs; complete West
inghouse kitchens. Priced from
SIS. 800. Model homes open 10 am
to dark. Some homes avail. fol
immed. occup. For further informa.
ton, call CARROLLTON REALTY
UN. 4-11S7, UN. 4-710O.
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S1O4 PERRY ST., Mt, Rainier
Brk. bunga., 4 rms. and bath dn. /.
Z up; lge. lot. fruit trees. side
everything. OWNER, WA. 7-s43s.
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THAT DREAM

viii come trie when you browse
around the HANDICAPPED ia acres
OF this beautiful 4-bedroom nome
II has every modern feature OF
a California rambler showplace
Swimming pool bath house It's
I Just 4 dream and the price u too
Z This can't last long at S9S.5OO.
II n n11
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE. vicinity of Rockville. by
bedrms-. 2 baths. No developn ent
area. Occupancy about August 20.
! One-year lease Optional second
year. CT. 6-I397.
LIST ALL RENTAL PROPERTY.
Silver Spring. Bethesda, Langley
Park areas, with o. D. FIELD.
INC. JU. 5-7I13.
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= Immediate poss.
by owner; air-cond., 45-ft. ram.
bier. Three bedrms., two baths
lge. recr. rm., full bsmt., many
extras: ideal location. Your besi
buy at .Sl9,995. 5917 Amelis
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SILVER STRING = WOODSIDE -
Close in, desirable area. mr.. Mrs.
Kay's. Quiet street, but Just
stones throw from shopping.
3 bedrms., "a baths. scr. porch,
very spacious rooms: S22.g5O.
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Si25 DOWN, non-GI oppor -,
bedrm. brick-and- shingle home "
St GATHERINGS Parish. Spotles,
clean. Family-sized din. rm
equip kit. full bsmt.. os. en-.
trance Payments less than rent
Call now, JAMES v. CALIANDRC
q CO., JU S-1SS6.
$3.50 DOWN and total payment,
of S115 per mo. buys this 3.
bedroom rambler, mr.. elem. schoo
and community swimming pool
CHESTER KELLER. Realtor, JU
hi 00: ewes IO h-2hh0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
fcONTINUEDl

BETHESDA PARKWOOD. iO1Os
Parkwood terrace-Trade-secrei
contemporary rambler: beautifully
HANDICAPPED: near Rock Greek Park.
NH. Naval Hospital. public and
parochial schools Open plan liT
nm. din I'm. and activity rm.,
fireplace and 24-ft. picture window
on garden patio: G-E kit, dish
washer. DISPOSAL. washer-drier:
bedrms. plus convertible study
guest nm. "a baths. & lge. closets,
workshop with enclosed storage
area Priced for quick sale al
SD 500 Owner leaving the State
Olymufc Q-9Q25
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3 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS-This ram
bier solves all your problems, mod.
built in kit, full bsmt., h-acre
wooded lot; all for SI6.99O. $500
dn. Ola 1aeo-30 VI loans avail.
YEONAS REALTY, ia. $1,000.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

GREEN MEADOWS-FHA approved
81, 900 down. S6S mo. 5-rm. bum
galow. finished attic. garage.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
LANGLEY PARK-SI3,5OO Modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Q-E kit.
newly dec, near bus. Will go CT.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64OO,
1850 New Hamp. ave.
SILVER HILL-Owner transferring
reduces price by So. 900 for quick
sale. Now only S25.350 for two
nice homes on large lots; 3 bed
rms, "a baths liv. rm with
fireplace din. rm., kit. rec. rm..
lge: screened porch. brick Cape
Cod. Also 3-rm. -and-bath cottage
included. Open. Terms as low as
$1,000 down. RE. 6-6S2S.
w. EVANSVILLE semi-detached
brick. 20O7 oliver st.; s rooms.
powder room, porch, full cellar
furnished or unfurnished, bv own
er Ii. 4-9079, 10 to 9. lee
1904 PERRY ST, Mt, Rainier
Brk bunga., 4 rms. and bath dn. i.
2 up; lge. lot. fruit trees. side
drive, gar: leaving city; near
everything. OWNER, WA. 7-9439.
BRK. BUNGA.-6 rms, fruit trees.
about l acre; new cond.; $1,000
$1,000 cash. might exchange; 90
Minis. Capitol. owner, ia. 9-701O.
SPLIT LEVEL HOMES-SI6. $50:
finest all-brick homes in city
Have full bsmt,, very lge. ultra
modern kit, all city improvements
Rolling Ridge subdivision, ada
cent to st. Margaret's Church at
Addison I'd. and Central ave. Over
90 sold and occupied G1 approved (:
trades taken. Also de luxe brick
rambler at $15,450. Call Mr.
Ohge, RE. $4,000, with MAX MIL
LER, Real Estate, Ii. 7-2100.
SIO.75O is the full price for this
2-bedrm; rambler, located in West
Hyattsville: level lot with gear
garage: FILA terms with mo. pay
VIZ. $4,000, ROBERT S. DAVIS
& CO. INC.
$500 DOWN. SS5 per mo. includes
taxes taxes. ms: 3-bedrm: lLa-story as
bus and shop, Gas h.-a.h. Full
price. $3.50. ROLLT o N
REALTY. UN. 4-11S7; ewes. AP
7-4559.
HOME AND INCOME = Spacious
home arranged into 2 apis, with
| private entrances. Knotty-pine
recr. rm. in basement; well-land-
scapeH "a acre lot completely
Anchor fenced. 2-car garage; mr.
Riverdale shopping center. Priced
at S15,950, terms arranged. Call
til s pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
NEARBY MARYLAND - BUNGALOW
in excellent condition; 3 bedrms
din. rm., fully equipped kitchen.
deep freeze, auto. washer, alum.
storm windows and screens; full
bsmt Reduced to S11,500 for
immed. sale: $1,000 cash DUNN
& CO.. Realtor, WA. 7-004S;
ewes, UN 4-34S2.
wow! ~! It's been hot. but not
when you can live in this fully.
central air-cond., modern rambler
with such extras as Ia baths,
Thermopane windows and built-in
! de luye breakfast area. All close
to Langley Park shop. area. As
sumo large Az loan; terms.
JAMES C. CONLEY g. CO., AP.
$4,000 ouae Q0nQ