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Evening star., 1952-09-21
ALEXANDRIA
NO. 9 WILTON ROAD
Open Sunday. 2 to Z

ODC1k OU11O0yS q W
POSITIVELY ONE OF THE GREAT
EST HOME VALUES TO BE FOUND.
Magnificent white brick Colonial home
with . beautiful spreading style of
architecture In one Of the most de-
lghtful settings imaginable. Nearly
n acre with many large shade
trees In the heart OF one Of near
Py Virginte'S most exclusive large
home communities. Includes IL.
hrery. FIVE bedrooms, ga tilec
baths. recreation room. 2-car built
In garage, large screened veranda
and many attractive custom fea-
lures. wilton Woods is only 26 min
utes from downtown and Is min
utese from the Pentagon. Priced at
$500. owner has already moved
TO smaller home and urges immedi-
ate sale. Direction: South through
Alexandria ON U. 8. Route No. /,
$40 Of q mile beyond Hunting
right .1-1/1O miles to telegraph
Z road, left one mile to Wilton road,
xtght to home. Alternate Directions:
Drive out Duke street In Alexandria
TO-. Telegraph road. then left 1h
miles to Wilton road. right to prop
erty. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI,
l41l, eyes,. call JE. 4-4247 --21
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ALEXANDRIA
CUTE CAPE COD

CUTE CAPE COD
OPEN SUNDAY. 3-DARK
Good financing
Gas hot-air heat
Full basement
Excellent kitchen
Living room with fireplace
Driveway
2 bedrooms and tile bath
Big expandable attic
Brick construction
Priced at $16,950
Directions: Drive out Rus.
ida. GO . blocks and turn I'm ieft ;
on Hemlock. and our open
sign.
Routh Robbins Realty
ao9z MT , VERNON ys AYE. ALEX
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINoToN-FALLs CHURCH
NEWT,Y PAINTED

Ing brisht red shutters. Neat bunsa-
low styling. 3 family bedrooms
spacious liv. rm., dinette and kitch-
en-; 76x154 yard, inclosed BY at
tractive white board fence. $4,000
cash and $66 per mo. CaA OW.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
seWIILLAMSRIIRG0

A 3-dormer. story-and-a-half home
that Is really complete Ia every de.
sab baths s1 e. psGe Doreh T,ns GT asn r and dun lI
ing rm.. huge Kitchen. Second d. has
2 over-siZed twin bedrms. and tub
bath, plus many storage closets and
sundeck: bsmt. features paneled
recr. rm... firepL. maids quarters
bath and laundry. 70x200 level lot
modern and In hrst-class condi.
tion-for $29,950l You may IN.
spect BY calling
Real Estate Service. Inc.
1878 Lee Hwy. on olebe. ow. soeo
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WOODLAND SETTING

SUPER RAMBLER
Big de luxe brick. with
separate full size din. rm..
q long cleaning kit. with
breakfast area, 3 lge. twin
size bedrms. and bSmt. A
quality home with all the re-
f1nements. including garbage
disposal, lighted closets, ETC..
Level lot. 05 It. wide. with
lovely background of trees.
Owner is moving to farm and
has cut price to the bone for
quick sale at less than $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

AURORA HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY, 3-DARK
BRIGK-FuLL BASEMENT
! FULL, TWO n BATHS
COLORED FIXTURES
LOVELY KITCHENS
LIX: ROOM, l2x22,
SCREENED ci PoRcHEdARAoE GARAGE
3 BIG BEDROOMS
8 M1NS. TO 14th STREET BRIDGE
PRICED 29,5O0-ExCEL. TERMS
to Arlington Ridge rd.. left on
23rd st. and right on 26th
Ct. to open sign. Or Route 1
to 23rd St.. right on 23rd
st and No. 2713.
Routh Robbins Realty
-, .2007 MT. VERNON AVE.
kA S-S106 ia. 4-0530
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Below are o few Of our new
homes for the week:
SPACIOUS COLONIAL

Just OF Lorcom lane at
Riverwood, where exclusive
locations and gracious living
reign supreme; you'll find this
magnificent home within its
33-ft. liv. rn., de luxe GE kit,
3 baths and powder rm.,
twin-size bedrms.. full bsmt.;
det.. gar. Now vacant and
ready for occupancy. Re-
duced for quick sale: good
See It Immediately.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
CAPE COD W/GARAGE
ASKING $l5.95O

100x200 corner location In nearby
Falls Church area. Brick with fire.
place. 2 bedrooms, tiled bath and
stairs to storage attic. Excellent
terms arranged. HURRY. HURRY.
Call OW. 000O.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ASSUME CT TRUST

Brick and frame semi, only
2 yrs. old; immaculate cond.;
lst. H.: Q bedrms.. bath up;
flagstone patio in front with
metal awnings; Anchor fence
In rear. Good location in pop
ular HUNTINGTON. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
SOUTH ARLINGTON
VIENNA DREAM

4A94N4N31 A%&t96A4N4
Sometimes. when you are
glancing through magazines
you stop and gaze longingly
as,.,.. Ct 2 home 70 -! like ,d5l. this. III +
= esns small Stream II Se alcns lGoeosi the Tsa foos
Of the property. The house
has magnifcent living-dining
room 20 It. wide and 26 It.
long. one wall being Q series
Of hoor-to-ceiling picture win.
dows leading. to 38-ft. porch.
The bedrooms really and truly
are 13x17, 13x17 and 11xl6.
A den Is tucked away on the
hall. In the basement Is Q
beautifully paneled recreation
room 20 #: wide and 3S #.
%al 1Uaf Is slssssd sna nsrs ana feaa. 0fo eS
the 'IsnlS leneth Il r'tS tie TosSn roCm. The The
basement also contains .
laundry and furnace room and
large extra room. for Q maid
or for storase and work space.
The kitchen 10 beautifully
stSIasSsS tssnes e.. ThsTs cSS .tt.es.a /: sn :n: sa
places, A builder put this
wanted it. He lives in It and
is moving only because the
house hs. . is s,,IS now ss2s tee large Is for
BEST AND THE LARGEST
RAMBLER WE HAVE EVER
HAD FOR SALE AT ITS
PRICE, $500. This is every
ones dream house, but IL
does require $4,000 in cash.
None Of US have It, but II
you do, for the sake Of your
future happiness see this one
home this afternoon.
MANNAS REALTY
'116 Wilson Blvd. OIL. 27s
Evening star., 1952-09-21
OPPORTUNITY

All you 2-bedroom rambler
hunters see this spacious
white brick and frame 72-ft,
beauty, on lge. level lot,
snugly located among lge.
oak trees. in beautiful loca-
ton Of expensive homes;
Tss Ieasfast lis nook. Ek lsf Ssmtt att' xith xith
way to '' attic. beautiful
cash. See IL and you viii
today's Xxx market. Immed.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
NEAR PENTAGON

Bus stop block. Neat, clean, brick
bungalow, about IL years old.
tucked away. on tree shaded lot.
Complete with children's swing,
first-foor bedrooms, plus huge up
stairs knotty-pine room or study,
mediate possession; $16.950. To see,
lust cali.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
1st-Fl. Bedrnn. and Bath

A. gracious, red-brick Colonial with
living rm.. dining ym., scr. porch
designed for entertaining. Up center
stairs are 2 extra large bedrms. and
. 2nd bath; bsmt.. garage and
Of this beautifui M i home 10 s sss.boo. VIE
about $4,000 needed. Don't miss
seeing It'll Call OW. 0Oo0.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
NEAR SAINT JAMES

Pretty Picture Bungalow" on ex.
cellent 55x160 garden-tree-sh shaded
lot; tasteful gay interior, featur-
ing beautiful white woodwork and
many built-in accessories. Living
en- and laundry In addition to 2
nice bedrooms and bath: detached
garage. 21x25. See this unusual
$l4,960 offering ct once! $500
cash buys. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
w. s. HOGE .JR

:, Realtor. 2206 Wilson Blvd.
Directions to reach: Take d. s. so OF
211 to Fairfax Circle, proceed west
about 2K mi. to Fairfax High School,
turn right at Fairfax Woods sign,
LETT to end Of street and Open"
Evening star., 1952-09-21
GIBRALTAR

Is no stronger than this
solid 4 brk., 2-story home.
less than mile from D. c.
2 bedrmS., separate din. rn1.,
full hsrnt. with rec. rm. space.
Every convenience at your
doorsteps. Completely redec.
GRATED inside and out. In.
spect this today.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HIGH CEILING

In this white masonry bunga.
In Falls Church; 16x12 liv. rm.
Zone wall white paneled), with
lge. fireplace; sep. din. rm. and
2 good-sized bedrms; bsmt.
and attic; beaut. lot; $4,000
cash will handle.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
SCHOOL DAYS

You can stop worrying about
your "tots" crossing the roads
or missing the bus. This
home is within Ia blks. Of
school. It is q brand-new
Cape Cod. all brick, with full
bsnt.. 4 bedrnns. and 2 full
baths. Close to shopping and
transp.. on O quiet street,
on lge. level lot. You can
choose your decorator II you
hurry. $500 cash and low
mo, paymts.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
FAIRFAX

RAMBLING MODERN HOUSE
Built by owner; 8 bedrms., modern
bath and kit. frepls.: l acre Of
beautiful land; barbecue. Priced
ct $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ALMOST MODERNISTIC

. o6UIUUlIIS, q bdGlIS, $10,55U
A new 11a-story bungalow with
large glassed area in living room
and Modern-Fold door to either
full basement; $4,000 cash and 500
per month buys. Call OW. oO0O.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Arlington Realty
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-09-21
WE ARE PROUD

To offer this immaculate
brick and frame bungalow,
less than 2 yrs. old, and with
ali features for modern COM
Portable living. Beautiful
corner lot with Anchor fence.
A sparkling buy at S12.o50
. with Ice. loan. already on
property. Mo. paymts. only
Sh4 n.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

nouncement of his death was a
severe shock. Mr.. Billed was en-
ployed by the State Highway De-
partment for several years and
later went into business for him
self, trading under the firm name
of Smyrna Cement Products Com
pany and had been landing some
nice contracts.
Superintendent c. w. w. Shantz
of the Smyrna Special District
Schools, and family, who have been
living at the Wilds property on Mt.
Vernon Street for a number of
years. will move first of March to
the home owned and occupied by
Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton on
South Street. Mrs. Clifton, when
giving up her house, will make her
home with Mrs. Samuel j. Rey-
nolds on the same street. Miss
Emily Graham and Miss Dorothy
Knots, members of the faculty of
the Smyrna High School, who have
been rooming at the home of Mrs.
Clifton, will take rooms at Miss
Cora Tschudy's.
Misses Mary Virden, Virginia
Virden, and Margaret Collins, were
among those from Smyrna to at
tend the Junior Prom Friday even
ing at the DUPONT Biltmore Hotel
in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07
Finest Features I'm It's Field !.

Check them over, one by one, all the things
you want in your next car. Then come in,
examine and drive this big, bright, beautiful
Chevrolet for 81! We believe you'll agree
you've found your car; and we know that
you'll discover that Chevrolet offers the
most fine car features at the lowest cost.
For here are the only fine cars priced so
low. Brilliantly new in styling OUT
standingly fine in quality =. and lowest
priced line in their field! Come in-nowl
More people buy Chevroets than any other carl
Coordination of Powerglide Automatic transmits
sion and 10S-hp. Engine optional on De Luxe
models at extra cost
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

N. Y, which took place in New
York City on the 25th.
Miss Gertrude Start, of Whining
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Wesley Start. Mr.. John
Start, who has been ill with pneu-
monia at Laurel, is home and able
to be about again. The Misses Nan
and Pauline Start, are also home,
in the pleasant family reunion.
Mr.. Lindon Weldon, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
". Weldon, of this town, who has
been attending a course of study
at Bryant & Stratton's Business
College, New York City, graduated
there last week with honor and
found splendid position waiting
him in the New York Office of a
large steel company. Mr.. Weldon
won success through merit and his
Smyrna friends wish him continued
success in his new field of effort.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07
Gull Hens Constantly
For Bigger Egg Profits

A hen that lays 200 eggs a year
needs five pounds of feed to pro-
duce a dozen eggs. A hen that
lays only 100 eggs year needs
eight pounds of feed to make that
dozen eggs.
According to Frank Gordy, Elk
tension Poultryman at the Univers-
ity of Delaware, constant culling
is one of the best ways poultry
farmers have of cutting their feed
costs and boosting egg profits.
"Use of flash light at night when
the birds are roosting," says Gordy
ito pick out the birds with shrivel-
ed combs and empty crops. Be on
the lookout for birds that are just
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

AS time draws near for the spec
ial election, February 25, when our
citizens shall decide by ballot
whether Smyrna is to have Free
Public Library, discussion as to the
method of taxation, etc., wakes
warm, and interest has been awak-
ened among all classes and condi-
tons of people.
Mrs. Harriet A. Grieves, widow
of the late William v. Grieves, and
one of Smyrna's Oldest citizens,
died at the residence of her son,
Harry B. Grieves, early Saturday
morning, in the 10th year of her
age. Her death was due to COM
plication of diseases, and she had
been confined to her home for the
past six weeks. Funeral services
were held at her late residence
Monday afternoon, and interment
took place in st. Peters Cemetery,
the Rev. Vaughan S. Collins. Off
ciating.
Miss Mollie Cummins entertain
ed number of friends on Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bailey, of Jersey City,
N. J., and Mrs. Vinton C. Smith, of
New York City. Miss Annie Cum
ningham entertained the same
guests on the Monday evening pre-
vious.
Mrs. Harry Virgil Pyle and son,
FAIRIES, of Wilmington, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
FAIRIES. Mrs. Pyle is convalescing
after serious spell of sickness.
Mrs. John Truax, of Wilmington,
is being entertained by her sister,
Mrs. Daniel G. Bailey.
announcement cards have been
issued to number in Smyrna Of
the wedding of Miss Edith Swim
ney, daughter of DR.. Curtis o.
Swinney, of this town, and MIR.
Ernway Langford Beyea, of Alfred,
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07
20 Years Ago

Edwin c. Billeb, aged AZ, we'll
known local road engineer and con-
tractor, died yesterday morning,
Tuesday, at the Kent General Hos
pital at Dover, of pneumonia after
a weeks illness. While it was
known he was critically ill, the an
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond d. Pusey
were guests over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. "A. Brown at their
home at Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Annie L. Armstrong, who
is making an indefinite stay at Will
mington, visiting her son-in-law,
Mr.. George Turner, was the guest
over the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter at Cedar Brook
Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cowans
and Miss Rose Lassell of New York
City, were guests over the week.
end of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Porter.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

naturally poor layers. And get rid
of male birds you don't need"
One good way to keep you Gull
ing the egg producing flock that
Gordy has suggested is to develop
a market for meat birds. Then
you'll be forced to Gull at least
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

every week to take care of the de-
mand.
For complete instructions on how
to Gull chickens, see your county
agricultural agent. He'll be glad to
give you an illustrated booklet ON
culling the laying flock.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-07

I will not leave you comfortless
will come to you.-John IA: IS.
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Cleveland West Juniors

And a good time was had by
all! We sure have had good time
at our picnic last Saturday. Most
everyone went swimming./ Hot
dogs, beer & pop were plentyful.'
After building big bonfire, we
all sang until the Park closed.
Let's have another picnic soon!
To those going to Columbus
for the football game: Re-
member money must be in Au-
gust 10th. If you are interested
in staying over night. let me know
at next meeting. It's important
that YOU decide now.
Will everyone please attend
next meeting. We have lot to
discuss. 1t is July 2s at $50. Now
come on, members. Refreshments
will be served. See you there!
Pat Roby, eporter.
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punt s llhr aboebalten.. Die &nn=
ititution lpirb poraeleien. an Der
oas aonlitee ihpn 10 ihiper 0earbei=
tet bot.. 9arlim iollte iih iebes Mit=
sIieo, bos ii6 6-on ben Serein inte=
rei1iert, an bieicr Speaialperiamms
lung beteiliaen.
llnierc reaelmabiee Geriammluna
ipirb am sSrcitae. oen 8. sluauit
l,m 8 llbr obeuos abaebaIten. @itte
iih poll,Gblia su beteiliaen. slllen
llnieren franfen Sd)weltern lpiins
itben mir holbiae 8ciieruna.
stht peraeiien oas grobe Gidllid
am IS. s(us. Sobnnp &aonol Mu-
lit. Gum San;e miro Die beriibmte
:. 9. lSpIfa Horobe Muiif bes
Sobnnn 0abnel unp Srcbelter ipie=
leu.. Gerfauft fleiBia Sifets. bamit
mir ole lpillfoulmen heiBen f0nnen.
Sllianna %erman, Sefr.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Armee gibt Europa
Ruestungsauftraege

1oris. - 9ie omerifaniihen
Streitfrdite haben fiirsli6 5iis
ltlngsauftrdge i'm @erte bon
$GS3.S1S,S54 al nelm 9Gnber Der=
aeben, neld)e benz atlantiihen Eaft
anaeihloiien iinb. Gs hanoelt iid,
babel Dor ullem I'M Die Eroouftion
bon Munition unb eIeftriiher slus.
riiituna. aber aud, Inn Ghiffsbaus
ten unb onoere militGriihe Sitter.
gptihafter &illiam 6. Sraper
it,. Der SnnberhepullmGhtiate slme=
rifos in europa. erfldrte, oaB Die
meiiten MuitrGae an 9tASSsMit=
alieber pereehen ipurhcn. IS iinb
aber ouh sl,litroae in ber Shlpei,
in Shmeben llno in &eltoeutihlanb
beitellt iporben.
Die an ,sranfreid) pergebenen
Nuftraqe MAIDEN mehr als bie 6Glite
Der ausaeiesten Su,nme aus, neil.
mie 9raper erflGrte. oui Der no
SO-&onferens iii 9iiiabpn Den
SSran,oien hos Seriprethen ba,u Ne.
acben ipDroen mar, Inn sSranfreihs
Riiitlrnasfapa,itdt ,u iteiaern.
9ie. MISUNDERSTANDING wuroen i'm
Ginsclnen ipie iolat perteilt: Gelaicn
$4,000, 900, Gnalanb 500, ,OOO,-
600: 9anemorf iehs MiQionsn; !;
,sranfrei6 335 Millionen, @rie=
denlanb II Millionen. Stalien 100
Willionen; 2urembura 100000 !;
6ollanb 80 Millionen lno 9torlpes
aeu iehs Millioneu. Geitere Nui-
traae int Nserte bon 43 Millionen
ipuroen an Gf)ipeoen, bic Shtuei,
unb 8eltoeutid)ldnb peracben.
Mit Der 8eraebuna 6ieier Muf=
traee tpcrben slrei 2ieIe nerfolat:
eritens eine Gteiaerl,na BET Musrii.
flung BET N9lgC-Mrmee, unb sipei=
tens Elm auidbIiher 9olIarheitraq
fiir bic el,ropdii9e @irtihoft.
9lllein bic 9lrmee hat 9luftraqe i'm
8erte bon 400 MilHonen Dollar,
6auptidslich fir Mlnition perse.
ben; Die sslotte iiir 175 Nillioncn
uno Die 9lrftpaiie fir 100 Millip.
men. Gtmd 600 Willionen 9oQar