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Evening star., 1951-08-26
CLOSE-IN VIRGINIA

s57,75O. $50 ACREs-l1 room mod
sfs5. @ ooo % Zoo sUS aeresMs2 @ roo room tnrass manor
house, 2 tenant houses. COW barn,
all equipment. Herd. (94 headD
$4,000, 81 acres--7-room modern
home stream. garage.
I, McGEE K1NG
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And apt 3713 N. II. ave. Private
entr.. excel transp. GE. 9I22
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14th & COL. RID. NV.
Store, I3x4O, with good show windows
on heavily Travelled 14th ST.; liVina
quarters above II desired; suitable
for Jewelry. gifts, mems and ladies
wear or valet. Call Mr.. Holland.
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500. -2s
1851 GEORGIA AVE.
Attractive store with. apt. Of 5 rooms
and bath above, Good for all pur-
poses. Reasonable rent to uuailfied
tenant. LEWIS !. COHEN. RA.
2008 r. I. AVE. NE.
Desirable store, busy block. nr. bldg.
assn. Peoples Drug Store. bank.
church. r. @. DUNNE, HO. O700.
1742 K ST. NV.
1st floor location with large storage
area on rear alley.
1920 EYE ST. NV.
Heart Of medical center. Immediate
R1DDELL REALTY CO.. DI, 1900
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RIVERWOOD

Something new in waterfront farms;
to acre oDe-man farms. facing
on beautiful hard State roads; also
sites: $3.50; 500 down. $40 month.
Build what you want; start afted
making down payment and Just
continue your monthly payments.
Plenty timber You have. for no
extra charge. use of recreation park,
miles OF sandy beaches, clean salt
water swimming, boating. fishing,
grabbing, Be wise and own an out
oI-town site Drive down now.
Nothing like this. Riverwood Is an
investment for men or women. Get
your out-of-town land now.
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BRICK DETACHED STORE, NV;
large storage basement; very nice
2-bedroom apt, End floor: estimated
annual rental. S3,70O; price,. $50
900. Ewes. and Sun. call Mr..
Measell, ST. 2S4S.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.--1520 x ST. NV.
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STORE available in lge. new. mod:
air-cond. ofiice bldg. in center of
financial and business district. Size
approx. 34x46 with mezzanine. Suit
able for many lines of business nr.
hotels and all transp. Reas. rent.
| Can Mr.. Kiely.
CAFRITZ
DI. soso 14o4 x st. NV.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sAlE

62,2S5 so. FT.-Industrial property
W Water Marxdna ana Seven en- H. can q MRS James,
AP. 2193. KIRKS REALTY CO.. -HO.
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground. d.
G.. Md; railroad sidings. Z. N
L1GHTBOWN. WA. 1925.
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FARMS

FREDERICK, MD, 1876 acres on main
road. with Baltimore barn. All other
buildings Z c:mpiete. Reasonable price
and terms. Gail Mrs. Ross. Gathers.
berg 424-W or ST. 362O
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L. MCGEE KING

COLONIAL ESTATE
$16,500
439 A.. 7.rni. dwelling. bath. cleo,
porches, full basement. 4 freplaces,
rms. 1S'x1S'. center halls, good
cond. Out bldg. School bus. mail,
stores close. Taxes. $1,000 annually.
Bargain! FREE FARM CATALOGUE.
E. e. BROOKS
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Ala 18th ST. S.W.
Modern. new office bldg. in the heart
Of the s.w. market, near Govt. agen-
cies Cali r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
tors Ma S000
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8 APTS-SEP. UTILS.

j AZ ! O.-OLI . ! lid.
Brand-new, 5-unit bldg. All 1-bedrm.
apts. Prime sc. area. Priced right.
Income over S3,S00. You pay only
10. 3-464S. ALDRE. INC, LU.
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7th AND FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-Lee.
store in busy area; $3.50 mo. RA.
2200; ewes. GE. 051S. ---3I
with Kresee and Giant Food Mar
ket. and near Peoples Drug and
Sears)--Beautiful new, modern store
with double show windows. fiuor.
lights, 2 toilets. rear entrance; suit
shoe store. gift shop. ETC.: attractive
rental; immed. poSs. Consult Mr..
Taylor, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, Exclusive Agents. 1905 II
ST. NV Ma 2345 --oR
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NEW R-ONIT APT.

Tenants pay all utils This attract.
new brick bldg, will appeal to con-
SOUND Investment secured BY prime
Sc. location, fair rent, and 4R2So
20-yr financing. S4,620 gross In,
come; YOU pay only taxes and
water. ALDRE. INC, LU. 4-0d47.
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REMARKABLE LOCATION
10-IJNTT APT HOUSE

lst comm 3-story house; corner 21st
and Eye SITS. NV. Potential income,
800. Suitable doctors. builders.
ofices, businesses, Call Mrs. Red
field. with cox & CO., RE. 25S5.
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5-UNTT APARTMENT
Virginia. close to Pentagon-Brick
bldg. S4x50. immac; cond:; four z
bedrm. apts., one eflc,; large rms,
tiled baths. equipped kits; oil
h.-w.h.: near shopping, churches
and buses; HILLIARD REALTY
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18th ST. S.E.-Lge. corner store with
4 rms, kit. bath, apt. above. Oil
heat. Opp. NAVY yard.
1907 1st st. n.w.--Newly dec. store
with heat furn. ReaS. rent. GOSS
REALTY co. MA 1888
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IDOwNTOwN-Entire floor: modern.
local ofssnisation Dsa Rs CO. 5is7. IS Iii EELIs g.
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NEAR MIDDLEBURG, VA. GEN.
TLEMAN'S CHARMING "a ACRE
ESTATE Log rambler, IL rms. 3
w. A. HEILPRIN. BIuemont 27lI.
RE. 5172. Rt. U. 8. so to Middle
burg, then north on 626, ga mi
through Unison, continuing on 1856
for ia mi. Alt. IT., Va. IT. q to
continuing on 73S-737-736 2 miles.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

Fall Flower and Garden Show at
Pasadena. Dates are November 4
to IL.
In the first travel report on the
Blue Ridge Parkway In 1899, this
mountain skyway Of Virginia and
North Carolina had a count of
|29l.273 visitors. In the travel year
just closed. 2,454,924 rode over it
in 772,625 cars.
The special train which ran last
year between Palm Beach and the
Hlaleah Race Track will be op-
Grated again this season. The in
formation comes from the Palm
Beach Biltmore Hotel, which
opened for preseason Fall
period on October /. Sponsor of
the special is Daniel E. Taylor,
president Of the West India Fruit
and Steamship Co.. who bought
the Biltmore three years ago and
has since spent more than 50 mil
lion rejuvenating the property.
Running nonstop from West
Palm Beach into the Hialeah
grounds. the train carries four air
conditioned coaches and three de
luxe club cars for serving food and
beverages. During the 1852 meet,
the special will be operated three
times a week. Days will be an
nounced later.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
BY Jacques FutrelIe, Jr.
The Stcr's rrovsl Editor

The Stors rrovsI Editor
parts of the Caribbean will be
recruited for the festival. In ad-
dition. an elaborate exhibition of
native arts and crafts lis to be
presented.
More than 1900 rooms have
been added to London's hotel IA
cilities in the last II months. Lat
est hotel to be opened is the Kens-
ington Palace. 10 minutes from
Piccadilly. 1t was designed for
middle-income Americans, and
each of its 157 bedrooms has its
own bath. A rarity among Euro
pean hotels. it is air conditioned
and has central heating.
Hotel construction in Jamaica
has raised the number of such
accommodations to 3,100 for the
winter season, with q head on
every pillow" as the hotel men ex-
press it. The new Montego Beach
Hotel at Montego Bay As scheduled
to open in mid-January, with "a
rooms. It's private beach adjoins
that Of Sunset Lodge.
-
4S6 Billion Miles-The American
Automobile Association will hold
its three-day 49th annual meeting
this week in Kansas City, Mo.
Principal problem to be taken up
will be the tremendous postwar
growth OF highway transportation
and the inadequacy of highways
to handle the load. Lou E. Holland.
president of the national motoring
body, points out that the number
OF passenger cars has increased
66 per cent in the six years since
the end Of the war. and the num-
Der Of trucks and buses has al
most doubled. This year." he says,
these vehicles will run up the
astronomical total OF some 486 BILL
lion vehicle-miles."
A 100000 freeway is being con-
structed in Tucson. Ariz., to take
through traffic around the center
Of town.
Robert O'Skea, district sales
manager for Philippine Air Lines
at Honolulu. writes: If I were a
visitor to Honolulu, planning only
a short visit, I think my sight
seeing agenda would be the 81
mile drive covering Oahu, visit to
Nuuanu Pail. swimming, surf
board riding. outrigger canoeing
at Waikiki: q luau. the hula cam
era show every Thursday at Wal
kiki. tour Of the Hawaiian pine
apple cannery. a tour of the Oahu
Sugar Mill. a visit to Punchbowl
National Cemetery. a Chinatown
walkatour and dining at one of
Honolulu's quaint Japanese tea
houses"
When Winter COmes-When
winter comes to Southern Cali
fornia, the flowers do little more
than shift from one crop to an
other. Roses. orchids and chrys-
anthemums will be featured at the
forthcoming San Gabriel Valley
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Colonial Stotehouse
To Be Restored

RALEIGH. N. CIV. G. Perry
Boston architect who directed the
Williamsburg Restoration in Vir-
|ginia. has been selected as arch
itect for the restoration of Tryon's
Palace, Colonial statehouse OF
North Carolina at New Bern.
Mr.. Perry is expected in New
Bern late this fall to confer with
the Tryon'S Palace Commission.
Tryon's Palace, built in 1857
ITO, was considered one of the
most beautiful buildings in British
America.
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Go the Route.

Nine fortunates passed the en-
trance requirements-prima DON
mas. bores and nouveaux riches
were specifically excluded - and
II people finally covered the full
route.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
T he raveIer's Notebook
ScrjbbIings About Vacation Places, Events

FurnesS Lines has announced "a
special cruises by the Queen of
Bermuda and the Ocean Monarch
for 1852. in addition to its regular
New York-Bermuda service. Halt
the special schedule Is made up
of New York-Bermuda-N Nassau
triangle cruises. Seventeen other
voyages are planned for the Ocean
Monarch, designed for the cruise
field and put in service only last
May. During the crowded Easter
and Christmas seasons. the Mon
arch will serve as hotel on two
six-day and two eight-day trips
to Bermuda. Four cruises from
New York will visit both Nassau
and Havana. A series of 12-day
cruises to the Saguenay River,
Quebec. Halifax and Bermuda will
feature the summer program. This
cruise was particularly successful
last summer. Other Ocean Mon
arch cruises into the Caribbean
have been arranged. ports in
cluding Port-au-Prince. Haiti:
Cartagena, Colombia: Kingston,
Jamaica; the Canal Zone and
Havana.
Curiosity Of q school boy in
Peoria. H.. prompted him to write
Trans World Airlines to find out
how long 1t would take to girdle
the globe. using regularly Sched-
uled planes. The answer dug out
of schedules and other reference
books was: three days, 13 hours
and IS minutes. from Chicago and
return. That's flying time. Includ-
ing ground stops. an extra 10
hours would make the trip almost
exactly four days.
One of the few cases where the
1916 American dollar still is worth
100 cents, instead OF the 6O-odd
cents in many other fields, is in
transatlantic steamship fares.
Vincent A. Demo. general pas
senger manager Of the Cunard
Lines in the United States, points
this out in saying that the fares
have resisted the inf1ationary trend
Of the last six years and, for that
reason. transatlantic steamship
transportation shapes up as one of
the outstanding travel bargains
for 1882"
Italia Cruises-The Italia Of the
Home Lines will make three spe-
,ial cruises to the West Indies in
January and February. The motor
vessel. regularly in Atlantic serv-
Ice. has been chartered for the
special trips by Simmons Tours.
A. L. Simmons. the New York
president, is also presi-
dent OF the American Society of
Travel Agents, which Is holding
It's world travel congress this
week in Paris.
Western Airlines is distributing
a western Hunting Guide" con-
tanning detailed information on
famous game areas Of the West.
The 12-page folder lists the sea-
son dates for a variety of game,
including the vicious javeline of
Arizona and polar bears of Alaska.
Along with other information, pos
session limits are presented for
l3 States. Alaska and the Cana
dian Provinces of Alberta and
British Columbia.
The Caribbean Festival of Arts
and Music, previously planned and
then dropped, will be held next
August in San Juan, Puerto Rico,
under the sponsorship of the
Caribbean Tourist Association.
Representative groups of dancers,
singers and musicians from many
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ARLEDGE BROS.
"BITT ONLY ONEo

1898 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
OW. 444S, OK. 1898; Ewes, FA. 1910
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CID CHARM. INC! A most attrae.
home, on level ", acre. Starting
UTenhsnsins me ou'soe roe fsTs S1tn oHes wies
gardens at ground level that are
Just under the huge cor. picture
windows in liy. rm. The liv. rin.
is most charming with picture book
frepl.. lge.. din. rrn., dumbwaiter
and Ia. baths. All for $18,45O.
Hurry. this viii be sold quickly.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
4 BEDROOMS

2 down, 2 up. Liv. rm., dining area,
kitchen, full bath also down. ALL
brick construction Lovely wooded
lot, on quiet street Ideal for chill
dren. Price. S14.750. Reasonable
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FALLS CHURCH
$40 o5O
O0O .OOO
CPAHT0uCNECC

SRAClOOSNESS
In this lovely residential section, just
of Hillwood ave-, on, a beautiful
developed lot of almost / acre, this
CUSTOM-BUILT STONE HOME
Of solid 1S-in stone offers every
thing one might desire. It features
a lovely large entrance hall, step
down paneled living rnn. with stone
fireplace, large dining rm., den and
powder rm., large equipped kitchen
with breakfast nook. screened porch,
French, doors, opening of living rm;,
overlooking a park-like setting with
a stream; end n. has 5 bedrms..
plus huge tile bath, master bedrm..
16x26. with fireplace, dressing rm.
and tile bath, another bedrm. 17x1S,
and one 15x1S, which has an un.
usual stairway to 5S-ft. finished
rrn. Full bslnt., outside entrance,
maids rm,, e bath; 2-car attached
garage Excellent terms with only
$4,000 down. Exclusive
TOWN & COUNTRY
OW. 1920, OW. g426
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SMALL ESTATE
TN NEARRY

|. ssss;ss ssss. Ewes. and sun. FA. 4424
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ID CUSTOM BUILT Most attrac.
3-bedrm. rambler with a center hall,
full bsmt. with outside entr., mod,
liv. rm; with Rookshelves around
kit. full bsnt. with outside entr'
Some additional features are pic.
windows. front cement patio and
sliding closet doors. Outstanding
No. Arl. location. Call quickly,
this won't last.
Evening star., 1951-08-24

P) BIG. LITTLE RAMBLER-This
is the most charming and liyable
move into; brick const.; lge. center
hall, 2 over-sized bedrms., spacious
liv.. rn. with fireui.. mod. din. rn.
and lge. equip. kit; truly q dream
nome at SI0,960.
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MT. VERNON

just of Memorial blvd.
amidst the charm and peace of
old Mt. Vernon, this cleaning
white. 5-rm. Colonial is wait
ing to make you proud and
happy. Liv, rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. kit. and bedrms..
- acre Of ground with plen-y
OF trees. Price only $3.50
with about $4,000 down. See
it today. Tomorrow will
probably be too late.
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FAIRFAX PARK

Owner leaving state. must
sell at once. this spick-and-
span 2-bedrm. bungalow, just
a few min. drive of Shirley
hwy, 3 beautiful acres Of
around with plenty of room
for chickens and garden. Alb
solute seclusion, yet close to
everything. For all Of this, in
cluding furniture. the price is
only $3.50 with easy terms.
You will have to hurry to get
this one. First come, first
served
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CAPE COD. $lS,95O
MODERN IIVINGl

the mod. trend being toward the
rambler-type home. It is not only
q trend, but q way of life. Change
your way of life by picking out one
from the following list,
Evening star., 1951-08-24

CD ALL-BRICKl 8 bedrms., genu-
Inc tiled bath, spacious liv. rIn., mod.
din. rm., equip. kit; located in one
of No. Arl's finest locations; all
for. S14 $50, 4so loan guar. to quali-
fed veterans.
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VIRGINIA
lNvEsTMENT PROP. FoR SALE

BIG RETURNS NOW. terrinc in the
iinstOn. BlSis BRASpESBsuKgdtf gtf Really e ~
REo Rfo, Akk "A ii5SSRffts iiSSSSRfftsrvELY .uiaciis.d @$S
Areas most beautiful earden-type
ant. developments-5O4 one and two
hedrm. apis. Owners figures show
$101, 500 annual net dollar return
PRINCIPALS only. Please SynG contact sraII; THf
BRANT CO.. INC. Exclusive Agents.
ia; 4-1600. 1704 N. Rhodes ST..
GARDEN.TYPE GAaIti5isSIiiiF Brick, four 1-bedTm.
apts. B yrs. old. Growing sc. locality.
substantial cash req. MA. 0635, Ext.
20l; eyes,. week ends. 10. 3-636B.
--26
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BELLEVUE FOREST"
White Brick Rambler

Due to Army officer's trans
fer we are able to offer this
quality white brick rambler
less than one year old. Sit
uated on a beautifully wooded
lot (S0x1 54). OF center-hau
plan, rooms include living room
(15x23) with fireplace and
French doors opening onto 90
It. screened porch; all-electric
kitchen eQuipped with dish
washer. disposal. range and
refrigerator. Several steps up
from the hall and arranged to
give privacy are the sleeping
quarters consisting of bed
room f1ox16) with private
bath; bedroom I2x15l: bed
room 12x13l and tiled hall
bath. Full basement with pine
paneled recreation room J4x
23) with fireplace; servants
lavatory: built-in garage.
Stairway to storage attic of
kitchen.
II. 1888, Ewes. and Sun, CHI. 914
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FRANCONIA

A nice little 3-rm. cottage.
fronting on Valley View dr..
short distance from Fran
coma Fire House. A half acre
of ground with good well.
A bargain at $500. about
81 200 down and S65 per mo,
ROBT. BURNS REALTY
POI s Washtrgton St. Alex, Va.
XII. S-16SS or AL. $500.
Ewes. XII. S-2769. --24
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SHIPLEY WOODS
FRENCH PROVINCIAL ON
ABOUT AN ACRE

This charming and unique
French Provincial brick home
is situated on about one acre
in the exclusive Shirley Woods
area. Within two blocks Of
transportation and schools. it
is within walking distance
Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club and MatVmount
Catholic School for Girls. 1t
features 3 master bedrooms
and 8 private baths. Two of
these spacious bedrooms and
2 private baths are on the
first floor. The cathedral living
room t16x2S) is most intri-
guing with its beautiful Cali
fornia redwood beamed ceiling
and diversified elevated fire.
place, the large dining room
(12x1S) overlooks a lily pool.
On the second floor is twin
sized guest bedroom and bath
and very large storage room.
! On the ground level are rer-
reation room (15x24 with
fireplace and French doors
opening on screened porch:
maids room and bath. and
built-in garage. The heavy
slate roof is made to resemble
the Quaint thatch roofs Oh
France.
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IMMACULATE CAPE COD

IMMACULATE CAPE COD
lust OF Rt. 90, 10 miles from down
town D. c. Lovely tree-shaded yard;
1st hoor contains good-size liv. rm.,
din. rm., Kitchen. = bedrms. q large,
1 medium, full bath: End moor
has 2 large bedrns.. almost COM
ment with bath; school bus stops at
door, S17,500. Call Mrs. Platten,
DE. 4101: eyes,, XII. S-6173.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1fOR 0Ofh al NV 25
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FIRST OFFERING
TMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This delightful 2sbedrm. brick Co
Ionial IS ready for you to move in;
newly decorated, in an excel. COM
munity. conv. to Pentagon and Of
fering many extras such as fenced
yard and aluminium screens and
storm windows. Be sure to call
on this as the price is only S14,750.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
OW. 1850 ia. 5-7744.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HALF INTEREST in mountain lodee.
40 mi. DC; 3ia-acre site, ton ~
mt; Blue Ridge Summit Penna. re-
sort, " mi. from estab. community:
rms, sunporch, bath. fireplaces in.
SIDE and out. modern elec. kit, city
water, telephone. bsmt. furnace:
completely, furnished; fine shade
lights; beautiful lawn and stone
walls; one of the most magnificent
views in the Blue Ridge Mts.
$6,5O0, S1,S00 down, $50 mo.
Open sun, 1876. DE. -944 for
further details. -25
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(G.) NEAR WESTovER! Very at
tractive. 6-rm. brick rambler, with
full bsmt. and disappearing stairway
to attic for storage. There is .
Mo1s nLepi. N NV hr9a rm; Tne d, KY; Is eerip.
$4,000.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-02-05
Plain City Church
Pluns Special Service

Members of the Presbyterian
Church and the Plain City COM
munity are invited to attend a
special Ash Wednesday service
this coming Wednesday, Feb. Z, at
1880 pm. in the Presbyterian
church.
sh Wednesday, which is day
OF penitence, marks the beginning
of the Lenten season. 1t will be
celebrated in the Presbyterian
church by a service Of penitence
and the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper. The senior choir will sing
"God So Loved the World" from
Sir John Stainer's "Crucifxion."
Members of the community are
encouraged to set aside the even
ming Of Feb. to attend and to en-
ter upon the Lenten season in the
spirit of penitence, humility and
commitment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-02-05
Redwood Thespions
To Present Mujor
Production TuesduY

Senior dramatics students OF
Redwood high school will present
their major production of the year
in the Redwood school auditorium
at pm. Tuesday, Feb. 6. Selected
for presentation is Maxwell And
reson's "The Eve of st. Mark" a
Broadway success during the early
years of World War II.
The dramas setting is the war
time United States, and a Philip
pine atoll under attack by the ia
panese. Directed by w. D. Cochran
of the high schol faculty, the fol-
lowing seniors are currently in
rehearsal:
Beverly Brobeck, Juanita Payne.
Shirley Pittman, Betty Douglas,
Martha Doebert, Kathryn Sieg,
Mozelle Thomps N, Sarah Speyer,
Robert Welsh Staley Rush, Arthur
Fields, Robert Allen, Dale Daniels,
Richard Chapman, Tr!n ar Ellin.
wood, Robert Pacia, David Chap
man, Fred Chandler. Tom Patter-
son, Everett Ailinde4', and William
Farringcr. Gene S'emnons is
stage manager. Tickets may be
mad from any RichWood senior,
and will be available a. .he door
February 6.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-02-05
Two Accidents
Over Weekend

There were no major accidents
reported to the sheriff's Office over
the weekend, although at least
two cases of cars skidding into the
ditch were listed.
The first accident occurred at
4:30 pm. Saturday, on State
Route 4, north of Marysville. Mark
Humphries of Lockhart, Texas,
driver of a dump truck travelling
south, told Sheriff Galloway that
his car skidded into the ditch. The
truck was not damaged excepting
some minor dents in the door of
the cab.
Richard M. Gracely of Lima re-
ported Sunday to the sheriff that
his car had gone into the ditch at
4:30 a. m. on Route 81. Mr.. Grace
ly said he was travelling south at
As miles per hour when he got
over too far on the side of the road
and the snow swerved his car into
the ditch. The car was not dam
aged and was driven away from
the scene of the accident.
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interference with transportation
exists.
MarySville as well as all other
communities in the nation is af-
fected by the embargo that bans
in general all mail except first
class matter weighing no more
than eight ounces, air mail not
exceeding two pounds, newspa-
pers and a few specific items.
There are exception here, as
the ban does not apply to mail
transported by truck to Colum-
bus, Kenton and Findlay if the
mail is for persons residing in
those cities.
Also accepted from the restric-
tions is mail for local delivery or
on rural routes of the post office.
Not restricted anywhere is
mailing of medicines, drugs, SER
UNI laboratory specimen, den
lures, artificial limbs, eye glasses,
surgical instruments, surgical
dressings, and money shipment by
banks.