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Il don't want to see Spain"
Alexandra answered amiably. II
prefer to die in my own time
without too much pomp and
ceremony"
Time is the word" Lieuten-
ant Gargulo assured him. I'VE
will sit here and starve you out
- it's a slow death"
very slow. We have a lot of
food, Lieutenant" Alejandro's
voice was not menacing. Rashly,
Gargulo pushed his head up
above the boulder behind which
he was lying. He wanted to take
a look at his opponent. A hail of
bullets spat into the earth, filling
his eyes and hair with dust. He
cursed angrily and made his way
back to the compressor building.
1t was not worth wasting words
on a madman.
CONFOUND the business of hunt
ing a man so far that he ran
amok. Confound the business
generally. This was not going to
end without men killed and
injured.
Next morning Lieutenant Gar
gulo made the classic dawn at
tack. His six men crept up and
rushed the mine entrance. They
came out of it with one man
holed in the thigh. Either he's
a lousy shot or he's trying not to
hit us" Gargulo said to his
second in command. All the
same he did not try again.
During the day tear gas
bombs and a protector arrived
by fast car from Lisbon. Gargulo
pumped three of the things into
the hole in the hillside. In an
swer he received mocking and
accurate bursts of fire which
shattered first one, then another
of the headlamps on one of his
cars.
Stalemate.
.DoAo had been home to fetch
meat and wine which Gargulo
accepted with gratitude. The
lieutenant was friendly - with a
slightly contemptuous friendli-
ness, true, but all the same
friendly. 1t seemed to Joao that
it was as much as the grim man
would ever be. He decided to
risk it. What now, Lieutenant"
he asked after the tear gas fiasco.
Gargulo sat down in the COM
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FALSE Teeth
Greatly Improved
by Doctors Discovery

The invention OF a
double action denture
adhesive by DR.. S. J.
Heath makes loose den
lures fit better than
new. and positively pre-
vents denture breath.
Actually does both these
things. Even lowers are
held so solidly. you'll
feel as though a team
of horses could not
bulge them. There has
NEVER been anything
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MIR. w. G.. ].

else like DIR. HEATH'S. Mr w. C. ]. of River
Forest. ILL.,. writes: II have tried them all. Yours
is by far the best. don't know how ever lived
without it. II had to pay $40 for DR.. Heath's.
Id gladly do it. It's so terrific" Your druggist
has DR. HEATH'S. Large tube 81. or you may
obtain generous introductory tube by sending
25c to DR. HEATH'S. 30 w. Hubbard ST.,
Dept 22. Chicago 10, Ill.
DR.. HEATH'S
DOUBLE ACTION
DENTURE ADHESIVE
Evening star., 1951-10-28

TUsr before dawn day not long pretty girl in
j Fresno Ca got out of bed She put her blue jeans,
loaded bolt-acon % rifle, tiptoed into her twin sisters
bedroom and shot her through the head
Then Alice Richard called the police, sad There's been
a murder here Come and get me-"
Alice the murderer. very calm She just IA years
old Il did it because hated her. she told her parents and
the police mo. don't feel bad about it, but do feel bad
about my folks Alice Richard is in state mental nsti
tuition.
Alice and her sister aterna twins not identical twins,
and there considerable difference Fratenal twins born
of two eggs the womb that have been tzed at approx
aely the time within two three weeks There
are cases where atena twins have had different
Evening star., 1951-10-28

fathers Fraernals entirely different individuals lust
if they brothers sisters born separately They NAV
be boy and girl two boys girls They will ordinarily
look nothing alike though sometimes there marked resem
blance and they will ordinarily think nothing alike They
may dislike each other heartily Each leads his own life
Over 1900 900 in the U.s.
four times common as identical twins
But identical twins present of greatest problems
They break all the rules that the human race in that
they completely cockeyed variations from the general
human scheme that every person earth created different
from every other person.
One of every births the United States is birth of
Evening star., 1951-10-28

nm. :. RHINE. director
Of Duke University's
psychological laboratory,
says identical twins tend
to think as one person
Evening star., 1951-10-28

twins Since all births are recorded and twin
may die the ratio may be higher In this country alone
there are more than 100000 twins.
OF course. identical twins present the interesting prob
lem As to why they happen nobody know but
they do happen with steady regularity There at least
25OOOO identical twins in the United States today.
They originate from single egg that splits in two parts
Identical twins always of the same SEX and although
may be slightly larger than the other at BIRTH they will gen.
orally average out not for months that their parents
can always tell them apart and then often only by little
pecuarity like mole There have been repeated instances
when the same twin has been fed twice while the other has
been tucked into bed without any supper
Evening star., 1951-10-28

Are they able to read each others minds? Why do
wind up hating each other? Here's fresh roundup of
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Kirby News

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Jones Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Dwight Fergu-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lithander attended a dance at
Lodge Grass given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jorgen-
son were hosts Sunday to the
Beaver Greek school pupils and
parents. The JorgensonS are
former residents of Beaver
creek, west of Sheridan.
Guests at the Roebling home
Sunday were MI. and Mrs. Stu
art Briggs of Sheridan, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Wade of Gillette,
Wyo., Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Beth
erum and children of Hardin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson
and daughters spent the week
end with the Dwight Fergu-
sons.
mis-. NOyd AIuclSO1l dllu DILL
Anderson were in Sheridan on
Mrs. William Briggs and
Betsy spent the week end in
Sheridan. Mrs. Brigges attend
ed a shower and the wedding
of Miss Dorothy Hamilton to
Francis (Bud) Alden of Sheri-
dan.
Guests at the Furman home
last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lockard Stanley, Gutenberg,
Nebr.; Mrs. Bertha Stitler, Lar
annie, Wyo.; Mrs. F. J. Raetz,
North Platte, Nebr.; Mrs. Cen
eva Santell, Los Angeles, Cal;
Milton Stanley, North Platte.
Nebr., Ralph H. Stanley and
George L. Buterbaugh, Cozard,
Nebr.; and Mrs. Alma Hanson,
Ontario, Cal. ALI but Mrs. Han
son are relatives of Mr.. Fur
man and the late Morilla STAN
ley.
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MMaiRm
IDENTIFICATION r

IDENTIFICATION CARDS
Identification cards are now
being issued by the Veterans
administration to SpaniSh-Am-
erican war veterans who desire
to establish their legal right to
out-patient treatment for non
ce-connected disabilities.
The right of Ppanish-American
war veterans to such treatment
is provided by legislation pas
sed last fall by Congress.
The cards are furnished by
VA regional offices to appl1-,
cants for out-patient treatment
after they have established
their eligibility. .
Eligibility may be established
by the veteran in one OF three
ways:
BY presentation of a letter
from the VA notifying him OF
his right to out-patient treat
ment, or by presentation of a
letter notifying him of a VA
benefit award.
BY presentation of an hon
orable discharge certificate
showing the applicants ser
vice to have been within the
dates prescribed by law. To be
eligible a veteran must have
served some time between April
81, 1898, and July 4, 1902 Cor
July Is. 1903, if the service was
in Moro Province, Philippine
Islands,, and discharged under
conditions other than dishon-
orable.
BY verification of the appli-
cant'S service and C-number
eyes and the regional office
where the evidence of his ell
gibility is on file. The card is
Der, date of birth, height,
weight, color of the applicants
encased in a plastic or cellu-
loid cover.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
@. I am about to discharged
from the Navy, and I would
The Identification card car
ries the name, address,, C-num-
procedure of filing an applica-
assignment through the normal
ton for out-patient treatment
like to know what to do in Or
der to keep my National Ser
| vice Life Insurance in force.
A. These suggestions should
be helpful: Cd In order to
avoid any chance of lapse, send
the VA your first remittance
within 81 days after discharge;
CO give your full name, ser
vice number, policy number and
complete permanent address;
60 pay by check or money Or
! der for the same amount OF
insurance in force, and "a pay
premiums regularly each month
Don't wait for an official re-
ceipt, for there may be some
delay initially in acknowledging
your remittance.
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Local Legionndires
To Attend Meeting

DICTIONARIES from Hardin and
Lodge Grass will be in attend
ance at the annual spring
meeting of district No. II of
the American Legion at Red
Lodge Sunday, May 81.
District Commander John l..
Greenleaf of Billings will pre-
side at the meeting, at VIII"
resolutions will be approved for
presentation to the state de-
partment at the annual conven-
ton this summer.
The Legion state department
will be represented by w. w.
Barnard of Butte, state COM
mander, and Herb Kibler of
Helena, state adjutant.
Also scheduled for considera-
ton at the district meeting is
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HOME ON LEAVE

Pvt. Guy Hopes, who had been
home on leave from Fort Lewis,
Wash, left Tuesday evening to
return to camp.
A family reunion was held in
his honor while he was here.
Relatives attending included his
sisters, Mrs. K. E.. McColley and
children, Eddie, Karan and
Elaine, of Edgemont, S. D., and
Mrs. Dora Eychaner and son,
Spike, of st. Xavier; an uncle,
Dan Palmgren, of Newcastle,
Wyo., and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Findley of Sand Point, Idaho.
Pvt. Hopes also has another
brother, Cpl. Robert Hopes, now
serving at Chon Chow, Korea.
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Farewell Party

Mrs. Lille A. Macleod was
hostess at a dessert bridge
farewell party in honor of Mrs.
Eric Walker an Mrs. E. 0.
Preston Monday evening at her
home.
Dessert was served at 7.30
o'clock to 26 guests after which
six tables of bridge were in play
with honors going to Mrs. Earl
Cammock, Mrs. Russell Peter
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a discussion of the 1851 Boys.
State. to be sponsored again py
the American Legion at tne
western Montana College 81
Education in Dillon August ~
%.
Other posts to be represented
at the district No. IL meeting
include, Billings, Red Lodge,
;BroadvieW, Columbus. Huntley,
Fromberg, Belfry, Hysham. Park
City, Custer and Laurel
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son and Mrs. Ed Reibeth.
One table of canasta was in
play with honors going to Mrs.
Robert johnson.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Pres
ton were presented with guest
prizes.
Observe Birthday
The Birthday club celebrated
the birthday of Mrs. Jessie
Miller Tuesday, May %, at her
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llOIil6.
Mrs. Miller was presented
with a gift from the club. Mrs.
Ruth Kerrick received draw
prize.
Election of officers was held
and the afternoon was spent
playing beano, after which the
hoSteSSeS, Mrs. Ruth Kalberg
and Mrs. Marian Iverson, served
lunch.
Auxiliary Meets
The v. F. w. Auxiliary held
it's regular business meeting
Wednesday, May 8, in the club
| rooms.
The following officers were
installed:
Mrs. Bill Jones, senior vice
president; Mrs. Emma Englson,
historian; Mrs. Nellie Olson,
flag bearer; Mrs. John Talley,
banner bearer. -
HoStesSeS at the social hour
following the meeting were
Mrs. Helen Kelly and Mrs. Hell
en- Sullivan.
Lodge Meets
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
lodge met at the Masonic
temple, Monday, May 81, with
Guardian Neighbor Mary Cool
presiding.
served refreshments at the
close of the meeting.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Russell Peterson enter
tanned at a surprise birthday
dinner party in honor of her
husband at their home Friday
evening.
Dinner was served at 7 p. m,
after which two tables of bridge
were in play with honors going
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold RUBY.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Butorac, MIR. and Mrs.
Darr Kicker, Miss Myrtle Pet
erson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ruby.
Meet in Sheridan
Ten members of the Jasmine
chapter No. IS OES attended
the meeting of the Friendship
chapter OES at the Shrine
auditorium in Sheridan, We'd
nesday, May 16.
Those attending were Mrs.
J. w. BernS, Mrs. Jens Kalberg,
Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Hazel Davis, Mrs. Carl Nord-
quist, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Abel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Denny.
Attend Ceremonials
Hardinites who attended the
Albedoo Shrine ceremonals at
Billings Saturday included Art
Crilly, Mr. and Mrs. Starina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Weir, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Slattery, Mayor
and Mrs. Jens Kalberg, MIR. and
Mrs. Dave Borgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Nordquist, Rev. G. A.
Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Loaney, Fred Lipp, r. P.
Ross and R. A. Vickers.
Stark Bair, Sam Ragland and
Russell l.. Danielson were
among a class of 78 novices who
were indicted into the Shrine.
Bridge Dinner
Mrs. Jue1l Ottun, Mrs. Eugene
Sloan and Mrs. Carl Sloan
were co-hostesses at a bridge
dinner party held Tuesday eve
ming at the rome of Mrs. Lille
A. Macleod
Dinner was served at 7 D. m.
to % guests after which seven
tables of lr.dge were in play
with honors going to Mrs. N. A.
Jacobsen. Mrs. Russell Peterson
and Mrs. E. L. Kelley. Mrs. Joe
Olenik was awarded the travel
prize.
The ManchuS overwhelmed
China in the 18th century.
--
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IN APPRECIATION

IN APPRECIATION
We wish to thank our friends
who were so thoughtful ana
sympathetic during the Illness
and death of our husband and
father. We also wish to thank
FRANKS friends who donated
to the blood bank at the st.
Vincent's hospital.
Mrs. Frank Buzzetti and fam
lily.
Mary Jane Buzzetti.
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MI and Mrs. John F. Buz-
zetti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Buzz
zetti and family.
There are 1900 species of the
sea animal called brittle star.
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Bridge Dinner

The ManchuS overwhelmed
China in the 18th century.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Now. if

You are looking for another Bye
gone Day Dollars value, and a
home In need of decoration (and
some repairsl doesn't scare you,
then by all means see this New
England "OId Homestead" type
abode. 16x24-ft liv. rm.. 14-ft.
din. rm... Aft. kit, 3 bedrms. and
den; oil heat: gorgeous 12-acre site;
S3.225 down. Ss5 per mo.
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BUSNEss PROPERTY FOR SALE OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued.) tcontnued.t
II ST N T.

One Of khe very best blocks on south
settle ai eseasa esfate 1med e possess s T Phone
Mr.. Perry for details. HOHENSTEIN
BROS, FIR. 5000; ewes. or Sun.
SH H2A6 -
Evening star., 1951-10-02
But. if

oQG, IL
You demand the UTMOST in luxuri-
Gus living. here Is one of the most
eligant ramblers you'll ever find,
having 3 master sized bedrms., 2
tiled baths: smartly decorated AND
LARGE living room with fireplace.
din. rn1., beaut. kit; bsmt.: garage;
elite neighborhood; $4,000 down
required
Evening star., 1951-10-02
HOUSES VITO. TO BUY Cont
ATTENTIoN OWNERS I can :,

ATTENTION OWNERS. can get
you top all cash. or term deal for
your home. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS
ToP P' DSoELLAR cash for your home.
white or colored. any section. ST.
1920; ewes. Qv.. 30s6:
house; $4,000 to 10000 cash
PrIvate family. II am. to 0 pm
IN DESPERATE NEED Of a 3-4 bedrm
country house with about Va acre
within, 10 miles of Wash. in Md. or
Va, Can pay $4,000 or what Is your
best price, Box BOOT, Star.
ARLINGTON OK d. C. houses needed
urgently by old -eliable firm; any
cond; E. CROSS, At. 1908 or JA,
2 oR i 5 sEDRM. HOUSE, r.odern
brick or frame, buyer waiting, $500
cash. Also have buyer with $1,000
cash. WOOD & MITCHELL. HI.
J WILL PAY You CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
I'LL PAY IMMEDIATE CASH for
homes in Montgomery Co, Md Call
JU 7-72s9. 81. 0765. Sligo 1892.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper
ties needed for our cash buyers,
THoS. E. JARRFL CO. Realtors
Ma sEstaS; a4et 1919. ri 10th st. NV
Gi FINANCED HOME; space for 3
bedrms., gar, qHck sale. ORRISON,
RA. 5416. Broker. a
QUICK ACTION WITH AII, CASH
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HYATTSVILLE

Eleven large rooms, in excellent con
dition; nearly an acre of ground
zoned commercial; block OF OF high
way; worth investigation. Call Mr.
Castonguay. VI. 1859 LOUIS
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA
ll66.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SHEER LUXURY
$40 500


That dream has come truel Here is
q. brick rambler built to owners
plans with every feature that makes
a modern home the most pleasant
and luxurious place to live that
tn. world has ever seen. 3 lge
bedrms. and 2 full baths on the
1st fir.. another bedrm., full bath,
storage area hidden upstairs. Gi-
gantic liv. rm. with fireplace, over
sized din. rm. with exit to screened
porch: magnificent kitchen. pan
eled library center hall. enormous
quantity Of closet and storage
space, The bsmt. contains maid s
rm., bath rec. rm. and 2-car ga
rage. Wall-to-wall carpetins
throughout 1st a Naturally. tht
cash requirement is high, but II
you are in the market for a luxury
home we certainly suggest that you
see this before you purchase any
thing else.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2ll6 Wilson Blvd, Gil. or OK. 1884
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AIJ. RPrrKS1o o6o
OFF N n AyF-S1475O
peter j. hagan
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

3a06 r. l. Ave. NE. UN. S5S5
WA. 1857. UN. 1888. Open til 9.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
VIENNA, VA.
SHANNON & LUCHS co

Northern Virginia once
zuoo wilson Blvd. IA, 5-6S00
Open Till 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Then if

You want a white brick rambler in
nice Arl location on corner lot,
possession. Two bedrns., tile bath
down; bedrm. and den up; bsmt.
with oil heat; screened awning
covered porch. patio. Transferred
Navy commander asks S1S.950l
Evening star., 1951-10-02
WAREHOUSES WANTEn
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sAIE
INDUSTRIAL PROPERLY Ran,
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENT interested in purchas-
ing 10 acres industrial ground with
G ri. IL siding, MA. 657s. &c
level ground, at very low rental Ii
taken in lge. tracts: railroad at
prop. A. NJ, ROTH. RE. 1880. "a
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Pony and Dog

Will be at home on this a4-acre
farmette and the entire family will
enjoy this trim 4-bedrm. brick home.
Tile bath. fnll bsmt. with playroom
and outside entrance; 2-car det.
garage. Asking SlS,950. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe,, oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
NORTH ARLINGTON

OAKCREST
SOUTH ARLINGTON
OPEN IL TIL DARK
Two sold, two left-all-brick
ColonialS. 1st floor: liv. rm.
with firepl., full-sized din.
rm., large kit. equipped with
refgr., Norge gas stove,
Vast King disposal, exhaust
fan, formica sink top, bed
rm. and tiled bath. End A.:
2 twin sized bedrms. and
tiled bath. Full basement
with utils. in separate rm.;
gas &C. heat; lot approx.
60x150, and level. These are
Virginia's best buys! $20,-
$50. Directions: Over 14th
St. or Memorial Bridges to
Arlington Ridge rd. and SO.
Glebe at traffic light, left to
open" sign, $3.50 So. Glebe
rd.
J. LEE PRICE
2303 So. Arlington Ridge Rd.
OK. 1900. OF. 1904.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

RESPONSIBLE TRUCKING FIRM de-
sires approx. $4,000 So. It. 2nd
comm. lot. containing 2 or B.
truck service garage. 40x60, and
2Ox30 office. Please call P. E.
SHAYNE, RE. 1878, or write to
134I Half St Sc -6
of space for use as table tennis club.
Need not be downtown. OF. 94sS.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
LOTS 3 ACREAGE Goa saLi

GIT e!ls ne. rFGSz szsS sn Ne 18th 4sS s5 fStE So
PARKwooD AREA-wiu sell 5 or
8 highly desirable lots near Naval
Hospital for houses $22 500 to S26.-
900 class. Water and sewer lat
erals in, storm damage and gas
this fall; street curb, gutter and
sidewalks will be in when your
houses are ready for market. A
bargain at $3.50 each. Call OWN.
Err evenings at OIL. 9496. -
2 NICE LOTS for sale, 1 in Dis
trict Heights and ! on Branch ave.
WEST REAL ESTATE. Call Mr..
Eerrall. 10. $4,000, after 8 pm.
FoREsT' on 81 VHiILLs-pesirsble lot. 4ox
Price, S6.25G. Cali r. ELIOT MID:
nLETON Realtor. RE. llSl.
SILVER SPRING. lots near Phila.
ave. and Piney Branch rd.; 50x1 65.
Street and util. in: $1,000 each.
COUNTY INVESTMENT, INC. JU.
S-5l00; ewes. 10. 5-2716. 3
NEAR EASTPINES, Md acres. city
$1,000. MISS GREGORY. sSsitSf IN 1.ai0ts; sios;
ewes. OIL. 222113.
B iNNoCKBURN HEIGHTS, Md
Approx. 10000 So. IT. beaut. corner
lot, conv. to Kenwood Country Club.
For full particulars. call Mr.. Farr,
leves. OIL. 1850. THOMAS ]. FISH
Err CO.. INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
-
Evening star., 1951-10-02

You are the parent Of a growing fam
silly, here is an English Colonial in
de luxe Lorcom lane area with 4
bedrms. q large, 2 small. PLUS
paneled den. tiled baths; fun bsmt. !;
garage; rustic wooded spacious site
with outdoor barbecue.
Evening star., 1951-10-02

4. ARL.-Brick Colonial home; 10
minutes TO Pentagon; more for your
money in this home. with 2 bed
rooms and bath upstairs. and /
bedroom and bath on 1st f., living
room, screened porch. Finished rec
room. almost new. Only S2l $50
Excellent financing. THOs G. MA
GRUDER CO. 2057 Wilson blvd,
Arl, JA. 2-3131; ewes, CHI. 1894
Evening star., 1951-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LYON PARK

This Is It'll A distinctive 6-rm. brick
Lyon Park. Extra-lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace and side screened porch,
1st-fl. powder rm., ultramodern kit. /;
bsmt: with fireplace for recr. rm.
Outside entrance to lge. level yard
Trades considered. Phone today.
L. WAKEFIELD
Evening star., 1951-10-02
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Westover-Attractive six-room brick
with recreation room, and bar; 8
oil burner; elec. refgr.: furred, in
Sulated' price Just reduced to S12.-
500. Purchaser may assume GI lst
trust at 4fo int, S6h mo. Eve.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
CHAIN FRIDGE

Have you ever noticed those beauti-
ful homes on riverside as you cross
Chain Bridge? Here is a new red
wood Frank Lloyd Wright type home
overlooking the Potomac rapids and
covered by the flaming foliage The
suspended porch balcony will appeal
to the sun worshipper but the four
your purposes we'll The price Is
correct and $4,000 cash will ham
die. Ewes, WO 1915 or MI. 2121
J. Leo Kolb Co.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
IF

NGTON-FAIRFAX AREA
Evening star., 1951-10-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ROSSLYN-3. 800 So. #. OF light
open space on street floor; zonIne
permits use for labs. etc. A. M.
= ROTH. RE 1880 -
FLAT. 2nd floor: 3 blocks from NC
Lean Gardens. busy commercial
center. WO. 1856 or wO. 1875.
USED-CAR LOT. busy downtown To-
cation; will lease to responsible
parties. No cars or goodwill to buy.
Ma. 1850. -3
LABORATORY
OR TECHNICAL SPACE AVAILABLE
IN NEWLY REMoDELED BUILD
ING ado IN RQsSLYk; TW0 SrASEs H4Se
VERY CLOSE IN AND DEsIR-
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
.1707 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500
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Evening star., 1951-10-02
S ACRES LEVEL LAND

we'll water in house; chicken house.
brooder house. small barn: 2 acres
clear. 3 in woods: paved road with
lights. $500 with S1.&5O cash
and take over payments of S65 per
month. Will sell furnished for $500
extra. P. A. GRANT. Spring ST.,
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Or. if

You are Just honeymooners and on a
snew 3-bedrm. rambler -, on lovely
wooded lot priced only $4,000!
Stairway to large expansible attic.
Bendix Economat, a-cu.-ft Admiral,
large gas range included in bargain
0rife
Evening star., 1951-10-02
ARLINGTON FOREST

CHERRYDALE AREA
MUST BE SOLD
Brick and clapboard on wooded lot
COW. to everything Make an offer
on this house. Contains bedrms..
liv. rm.. dining rm.. kit; full bsmt.
TO suit responsible purchaser. Cali
9 to g.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
2026 N. 10th St.. Arl. ia. $1,000