davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-29
Masonic Fete vii Be Held
In Milford Next Wednesday
Two Prominent Master MasOns Will Receive Legion Of
Honor Degree Of The Order Of DeMOlay At Public
Ceremony At New Legion Home

H. Edward Maull of Lewes Jones' of Claymont
VIII receive the Legion OF Honor degree of the
public ceremony here next Wednesday
is the highest awarded Deolay and
hOnOred
Council Of the Order Of DeMolaY
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-29
Officials Are Named For Racing
Opening AtHarringtOnSept. 4

Officials for the Fall Harness Meet of the Kent
opening 4 today
presiding judge Quakeown will
Racing Commission; Cecil Wheaey fredericksburg
Philadelphia judges Farow
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-29
10000 Children Are ExPectedAt
State Schools On Opening Day

The number of public school top record high of
r. State Superintendent
In announcing that the public rapidly
pletng plans for the
opening OF the school term DR. Miller
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
MSsdss ID qosSst4sl
" WILLIAM .. sooAau

But Il wss along the stretch
smooth white sand that the b.
and girl were racing.
The sirl had flaming rcd IA
that curved of her slim sh0uldt
and was wind-swept BY the rnofit
u her flying. slim legs She &c
q ono-nifce white swim suit, a.
though her firm trim figure
nicely built. yoa could tell that's
was quite young. She had unusl.
green eyes
She WINS laughing and panslr
with excitement. and when the b.
finally caught zap with hnr ara
swept her shapeiy figure into \
arms she was too exhausted 70 u
sist
oh. Ralphl~ she said Let r,
g.. Please iet me gDl''
The young man had sank
|ciose-crupped hair and long. hsr
muzclcd legs. Both II them. Il
boy and the giri were tanned
faint bronze from long hours IN 4
bright sunlight
sounefhine F3r~f 4 49, 80" :
ana
.Ah. vex-
The sirl sfru.vle.l ...,.., =.
and They tripped and fell 10 l.
warm deep sand. They were r,
|hold.ng she ga es,sis. 80 W.
one IA H. h.rd .'s,,ns. - -. '.''1
her own ma i. hsi,i 49, - '.n,o''s !
down ~i,h ~ $500 -. So s',"a.o<
glns .s.sss, ~ -, -s.a '.se A'faf-
~ ss%.. - ~" .,'' s.a 49, sinuaa !
49,. .'1.'o sisa not
.v..' ts aL ~ sd
,s.nt a.. -. ..s. s.ss ST. Asps
~ cheat ~. ,,..s ~ ,h..'a ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

oiIice window a pigeon lighted on
the wide stone sill and stalked
back and forth like q bantam
rooster. and the air Mas motionlezN
and hot Johnny Saxon thought IL
was going 10 be fine getting away
from Manhattan for few days
lie wondered what sort OF place
these Hardware Smiths lived In . /.
kshe.asAnee q saIlboas moved
\ langaldly across Long Island
Sound. urged along By q slight
bFtcxe. The sleek looking craft
was etched against the boiiieneck
entrance 20 Northport harbor. like
something painted on a blue back
drop.
Carving along one shore 81 the
hafbof Was q widc stretch Of.heach.
The sand hooked very white and
very clean against the blue back
ground Of clear sky and water;
some distance down the shore
seapIane hangar was built against
the fringe Of woods that led down
20 the shoreiinc. "A slanting rum
way led from the hangar tO the
waters edge. and beyond this.
within the protection OF the green
treea you could see the aahled
peaks Of house. "A sprawlinR man
sion Of . house. with the green
tiled roof proiruding through va
rious breaks IN the trees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Behind The
World News

NEW fOuk Ia cixilkx nfSon
xo,,ld IN a. ma excem for she
sr.verv ~ ~..,r. n sm.il s,s.s.
iious'
ia. ,~.-........ ~ ~..,,...
a..,s.s. -. sa,... 49, 49,
49,. $3.50 ~ -
-. ..s -. -. 80 - = " 49, sos ~
"ss mss mey ~
49, rsas1. Fo1 ms sneiL reverb
80. .'sme "ssss" " "N praise
y se
Ne'sher sex mas = monopoly on
courage. But they have different
hlous
Nan h q sucker for applause.
- nkcs 70 90 the big deed NJ the
big moment with the spotlight
eensered On MIN and . band soltly
playing. Onward Christian Sol
d.er he wants the hero In him,
wnen y uoes come osii under great
stress, 70 DC fulIy recognized. We
ycsrns Tor the outspoken apprecia-
ton q the herd. and ne feels hurt
and angry u ne doesn't get IL
Dut women have Ne eournee 10
meet tne Iooeiy moment. Ne hnon-
ymeus valor 10 cope with - Inns
boredom a such chores - lpuserI
keeping. and the fIrm bravery e.
n9ns rot her sman rights N the
face q ne public frown. h
\ mans hcrossm N Usually
shown IN inc midst Of noisc and
bloody battle and memoFisiized
By PHRASES such as "Don'i give
~ she snip: boys, Damn the Tor.
pedoes-fih speed ahead. er You
may nre when ready, Gridley.
bul > woman has M applause
q me Dc moments o. her hfc'
time. There are no cheers when
she makes up her mind 10 marry
: man nobody would bet On 10 .
norse race. o. soes shrvngh nc
valley q agony alone 10 give sfih
70 . little doit she knows may
grow Up and trcak her valiant
hesrt-
u tahss courage to make these
GEest CANDLES. but wcsen have
81 snu<her hind q courage thai
ta1es even more character. That
h tne courage 10 fight against the
inertia ~ the sioyeniy. 10 SC that
thinu be dcnr properly. thst she
Eets value received N the small
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26


A MESSENGER boy arrived car.
"A rying two immense travelling
ba9a Johnny Saxon had the boy
wait while he ripped the paper On
the suitcases and made certain that
they were the bags he had ordered.
They were. The leather was .
rich deep brown. and a. Johnny
SAXON unlooxened the straps and
opened the BAGS the material
crcsked like expensive saddle
leather. Moe came across 30 the
table ind rubbed his hand expert
mentally over the suitcases. lie
looked a. Johnny.
You must have paid something
for these he said.
= GOT bargain. Eighty-fisc dol
lars apiece"
"My Cod"
You cant arrive Al an estate nj
kcrthport. Long Island. with imi-
tstion luggage Johnny pointed
out They'd think we were q
couple Of tramps."
That's Q lot OF money. said Moe
worricdly. Maybe II wc had taken
time % shop around We could hsvs
Johnny said 20 his stocky part
ner. "An right pappy. Us time
you len 10 have the fitting for your
new snt just tell them who you
are"
Moe frowned. YOU'RE positive
they won't ask me for any money!"
Johnny iit . cigarette. "When
Weber and Weber heard we'd been
retained By the Smiths. they
wanted 20 give me the store. That's
the hind Of case this ID. baby.
step FOUR bsilyschins a. eustie
Noe paused In Tn way.
Incidentally, when q r. ri On
this assignment" vn..
n told them weI U 20 Tiers
q Northport tomo1@rw ,int. -
Noe went out. ana ,hnny
stepped into the outer a. and
picked up the telephone. ID called
Centre Street police headquarters
and asked 20 speak 10 Captain
Mike Willis.
He waited.
Then ne said. "Heiio. Mikef :.
Well. listen. this 3 Johnny Saxon
I'm me. baby. now are your 4. !.
] thought perhaps you could tell
me something about that Smith
murder that occurred = few weeks
sao Yeah. that millionaire who
was found very dead out on Long
Island. You know. his wife was
Irene Smith 80.
Johnny sat there rubbing his ear
IS he listened. Outside The open
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
.l,O0e Employees
Fired Or Quit
AT Posloffice

WASHINGTON More a d
loo employees q me Boston n /
ssfiee have quit or becn fired >
the result II an Investigation 1 .
she punching 81 time CLOCKS :
clerks npi on the joh.
The figures were given 70
IIoslsc appropriations xubcomn
tee by Postmaster General q !.
aldzon Al recent closed .dooF NJ !.
ineS on the annual posiofflcc I :
pariment budget. The commit :
made them public Manday.
The amount ~ money invols l
'n the fraud. Donaldson said. / q
nj exeeeded t3o.ooo. fle said !
frasd. discovered By Postal insc&
tors. had occurred over several
years.
To date IL employees have b<-a
indicted and - have pleaded :
~. A. q result ri thc invcxfIs !.
ton. Donaldson said. ia rcRu :
employees and re Civil Scrv. .
substitute employees have resign /.
been fired o. bcen denoted. 4
i.ooi temporary employees - .
fired OF have resigned
Intensive al exploration u - 4
s.4.xztIs4rfx.f II fN~unt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26

him. His motto IA let well enough
alonc. and he stands ~ enbar.
raised when has wife gallnps 10
his rescue with the flat challenge.
Look. this went 10 ~ all "
Men are the prisoners of the
status quo. Women bless their
honest pride have the strength Ia
say. TO hell with what the BY.
ISLANDERS think. I'm going "a GET
what want when I'm right.
Il takes real courage IN our
time 20 face a social sheer. and
Il IL only women uho have This
courage. Sometimes they may
oxerdo Il a bic. Bat civilization
would crnmble without their moral
fber, and soon when you went 10
q restaurant They would serve you
Nod IN = shnsel h
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
USA Is Accused

MOSCOW "A = The soviet press
said that Americans are using
Chinese and Korean War prisoners
fos atomic bomb experiments.
The papers said the charges
Ioriginescd with the Chincse Com.
munist organ. Jcn Min jih pao
IN Pciping.
The Chinese Red paper also
claimed Chinese prisoners are be-
inc used for meteorological war.
fare experiments. Il said q whole
shipload II prisoners recently Was
taken away In British ship for
these purposes.
, 1952-11-19
Mrs. julia Davis
Of hristionsted.
Posses AWuy

Mrs. Julia Davis Of Chris
tiansted, passed away at ! am.
this morning at her residence
at Estate Fredensthal. She was
65.
Mrs. Davis had been ailing
for several months and had
been confined to her bed for
some weeks before her pass
ing. Funeral services was held
at the Holy Cross Catholic
Church at 4:30 this evening.
She IS survived BY her son,
and daughter Mrs.
Agnes Utendahl.
, 1952-11-19
Coust Guurd Officers.
congressman to Visit
ST. Croix SunduY

Assistant Commandant Of,
the us. Coast Guard, Rear
Admiral Alfred G. Richmond,
members Of his staff and other
officials Of the Coast Guard
and Customs, will accompany
six members of the House APP
preparations Committee on q
visit to st. Croix and st. Tho
mas on Sunday, November %.
The visiting Congressman
will be ]. Vaughn Gary Of
Virginia, Gordon Garfield of
New Jersey, Otto E. Passman
Of Louisiana, Earl Wilson Of
Indiana, Alfred p. Sieminski
of New Jersey and Antonio NJ.
, 1952-11-19
Public Invited 10
Grddudte Nurses
Meeting November %

The Graduate Nurses Assoc
citation Of the Virgin Islands
has extended an invitation to
the general public to q meet
ing on Sunday, November %,
at 400 in the Lutheran Parish
Hall id Christiansted.
Mrs. Mabel <. Staupers for
mer president of the National
Association Of Colored Gradu-
ate Nurses IN America at the
time when it merged with the
American Nurses Association,
will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Staupers has been liv-
ing in st. Croix for the past
several months. a brilliant.
speaker, she is also an in defa-
tigable worker in civic affairs.
Miss Ianthe Blyden, Presi-
dent Of the ". /. Nurses Assoc
citation along with other Off
GERS and members from Saint.
Thomas who will be on hand
to attend the Nursing confer
ence scheduled to. start on
Friday evening. will also stay
over for this special event.
, 1952-11-19
Modern LoundrY TO
Open in Csted
Within q Few Days

a modern laundry with fa-
cilities for wet wash, or just
washing and drying will be
ready within the next few
days. Much Of the equipment
has been installed and electri-
cal connections made Addi-
tional equipment for ironing
will be installed shortly til
give a complete service.
Manager of the new estab-
, 1952-11-19
Governors Ordinance
Puts Teeth in
ST. Thomus Tax Low

Governor de Castro today
sent to the Municipal Council
Of St. Thomas and st. John a
proposal for Strengthening the
Trade Tax Ordinance passed
in July Of this year by restor-
ing the penalty of IS cents a
day for each day Of delin-
quency in filing notices, by re-
storing the penalty of per
cent per month for late filing
of gross receipts tax rather
than I b e indefinite dates
which are included in the pre-
sent law, and by making an
exemption Of articles, goods,
merchandise and commodities
to be used exclusively for
agricultural purposes.
In the same bill the Cover
nor proposed the repeal Of the
hotel tax which he had earlier
AT the same
CONTINUED on page a
, 1952-11-19
IS. S. Puerto Rico"
To Gel Officiul
Welcome ii ST Thos.

The IS. S. Puerto Rico Of.
the Bull Insular Line will be
given a official welcome
when it arrives in ST. Thomas.
Among those who will wei
come the vessel and its officers
will be officials Of the govern
ment, the West Indian Com
pany, the G b a m b e + Of
Commerce, the Tourist De
velopment Board, the Gift
Shop Association and the Ho-
tel Association.
Government Secretary Da-
mel Ambrose will represent
Governor de Castro at the vel
coming exercises on board the
Puerto Rico.
Following the visit Of the
Welcoming Committee aboard
the ship the Captain and
members Of his staff will be
escorted by the Committee to
Government House for a
reception.
, 1952-11-19
Governor de Castro
Will Deliver His
Chut Tonight at 6:l5

Governor de Castro will de-
liver his suppertime chat over
VISTA tonight at els.
1t is believed the Governors
talk will be heard over Station
which usually rebroad-
casts at the same time.
, 1952-11-19

Many miles Of vitrifed<clay pipe
are now being used 70 carry away
radio active wastes ct our atomic
materials factories. The Sanitary
Engineering Committee reports
that atomic wastes will not de-
teriorate clay pipe, according 70
recent tests. The strongest CONF
binations Of almost any chemicals
known to man can be safely stored
or carried BY clay pipe. Because
clay itself IS indestructible, sew
age chemicals cannot harm Il. Per-
haps more important In these
periods Of material shortages, Wit
, 1952-11-19
Fernandez Of New Mexico.

The party will consist Of
about 18 persons and is ex-
pected to arrive in st. Croix at
about $50 on Sunday morn
ing, and in st. Thomas at $3.50
Of that afternoon. They plan
to stay 3 vernigh in
ST. Thomas.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

m ONE SHOP a customer de-
manded a brand-new face lotion.
Il have a date with a luscious babe
tonight" he explained, land l
want to have the most provocative
tang possible. :" Here's one guar
anteed to knock her cold," enthused
the barber. 1T has an ether base"
THE LAST STRAW. A company
barber in the Army of Occupation
in Japan went reluctantly to work
after a big night in Tokyo. His
first customer, a lieutenant, sub
mitted to a shave, then inspected
himself ruefully in the mirror.
IF anybody tries to tell you
the Yanks aren't losing face
in the Orient" he suggested,
Stsend him round to get look
at me-" BENNETT CERF
Evening star., 1952-07-06
ONCE OVER LIGHTLY

and dentistry. The red stripe
presumably symbolized blood
and was designed as a guide
post for a majority of the citi-
zenry who couldn't read. Later,
American BARRIERS added a dash of
blue for patriotic reasons. -.
YLU1GKED. Traditional is the
story of the man with hicks and
gashes all over his countenance
who explained mournfully, "A fel-
low took his final exam for barber
college on my face this morning -
and boy, did he funk" Possibly
this student was the same one
who wavered for some time be-
tween q career as a barber and
life as an author. He ultimately
Tipped a coin to see whether it
came up heads or tales.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

sOrial parlor in n small town,
but the atmosphere and con-
versatiOn are remarkably simi-
lar and unchanging.
The same cut-ups perform both
in the chairs and behind them; the
same badinage, political sooth-
saying and sporting data are
exchanged; the same amorous if
doddering patrons furtively squeeze
the hands of the same coy mani
curists. One of the latter, trying
to laugh off the ardent advances of
her chair bound Lothario. finally
told him. "Okay, I'll 60 see your
etchings if my husband will give
his consent" Where is this con-
founded husband of yours?" de-
manded the customer. She an
swered softly, Hes shaving YOU"
LADY BARRIERS. A lot of color
went out of the barbering pro-
fession when lady practitioners
dropped out of the running. The
rotund and jolly TV star, Kate
Smith, actually was one of the last
ladies to master the tonsorial art
as a little shaver Goke) in school.
When she made her New York
debut in a minor role in a musical
in 1926, her salary didn't measure
up to her appetite. She set UP a
revolving pole outside her dressing
room and was soon making more
in hair-cutting than she was on
stage. She also gave Bert Lahr
the opportunity to take one
look at his shOrn locks in
the mirror and 60 screaming
through the wings, s'Take to
the hills, men! The Indians are
attacking again! I've just been
scalped!''
THR0WBACK. The barber pole
with the spiral red stripes, Incl
dentally, is a throwback to the
time of King Henry VIII of
England, when BARRIERS were also
allowed to practice minor surgery
Evening star., 1952-07-06

TUT-UPS. The
~ fixtures and
equipment of a
big barber shop
in a n1etrOpOi-
tan hotel are q
lot Hossier than
flDOse Of a tom.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

ONLY RICHARD HUDNUT gives you this truly safe and
easy formula. You get: (l) The original pink waving
lotion for curling stubbon,-straight hair. (2)
Thorough neutralizng to safeguard the condition of
your hair keep it healthy, soft and silky. (3) Neu
tralizer Booster the exclusive extra safeguard that
locks in your wave, keeps the set lasting from
shampoo to the next, on Damp humid days in
town or at the beach, Perfected in the famous Richard
Hudnu Fifth Avenue Beauty Salon. Its success-sure
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Richurd HUdnuf Enriched

IRENE Sn0snP00
Try it for naturally soft
shiny hair. 1t gives you
all the natural beauty
benefits of real egg
formula. Non-drying.
Good for children's hair.
Your husband will like it
too. Concentrated for
economy. $l.0
*l% POWDERED
Evening star., 1952-01-25
APARTMENTS WANTED

ALEX. AREA-Cple desire furn. apt.
wife. teacher. Parkfairfax school;
excel ref. Box SIX, Star. 25'
ENGINEER, modest habits. 40: furn
ENC. apt: or share house; consider
rm; and board: NV; Feb. 10. Box
FsEE2Isndlords. FfsSED and applicants waiting wTa
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
a2ass' ssiss open ST 'gRsss dass. NA' wosi oosooi 'a
pref. NV. apt. bldg. about $50 mo: 40
c. HENRY. RA. O969. $50 to $3.50
sGB-LEr FuRN. APr.-Air Force
kitchen. bath: Feb. / to April Is.
MI. 1852: after $40 pm. 26s
1 REDRM., lily. rm., dinette, kit.
bath apt; unfurn.; ne. or sc. sec:
BACHELOR. with well-mannered dog
borhood: moderate rent. Call Ma.
S74S between 1906.
REFINED, middle-aged couple require
small apt, liv. rm... bedrm:. kit,
pvt bath. NV. about Feb. 8. Box
COUPLE desires attractive well.
equipped / or 2 bedroom furnished
apt. in better NV. section. either
for q short or long period. Call Elk
ma: 1885. Ext. 6O9, after business
TWO refined business eirls desire
nicely furn. l-bedroom apt. (pref
apt. bldg. downtown, NV. section
or vic. Conn. ave. by Feb. /, 1852;
excel. refs. EN-. 7241, S-5 Sat;
o-2 Sunday. ~"
Evening star., 1952-01-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

NEARBY MD.-3-bedrm. home. Cony.
transportation. 10. 6-3901. -27
COMFORTABLY furn.. 3-bdrm, house.
all conyeniences. well located; avail
able Feb. LIST to several young ladies,
gentlemen or fantlys reaS. rental
GEORGEToWN. Feb. Is to May Is
5-rm. brick. Q double bedrms., 1H
baths, flreplaces, terrace; $17b. HU
1852, wkdays. after 8 pm. -2s
JUST OFF LEESBURG PIKE. B miles
beyond TySonS Corner; 8 rooms and
bath, 2-story frame; oil circulatoI
heat: acres land; immediate poss. :;
1920 per month. LEATH g. ASHLEY
INC. ma. 6464; eyes,. Pa. 1888,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended; Q.
bedrm. BUNGALOW; lge: liv.. rm:. din
fm., bath. fully equipped kitchen
full bsmt.. gas heat; avail. Feb. 15
will give 1-yr. lease; S125 month
HARRY A. BOSWELL q CO.. AP
I'LL; ewes, UN, S406. 30
IEFFERSON MANOR bedrms.
aemidet,; nicely furn.: fenced yd.
utiis.. heat incl.i $3.50. OR. S67s
0 ROOMS, tiled bath. ssrage. oil
heat; screened porch; $102 month
650S o st. Sc, II. 3-3bSS. -25
12o 13Fa 81, N.E.-Liy, .rm., din
Fm., kit. Q bedrms. and bath: fll
kslnt,: Sll0 mo. Can 3. A. HUM
tHRfEk AealterS. MA. 5000. =.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing;
CO INC. testab. 1906D.
courteous service. New closed vans.
E.perienced moving only. IA. S-210S
MOVING, day or ewes, by exper
men; very reasonable; estimates
given. Cali AT. 9342 after 2 pm
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt service; reas. ST. 1000. z days
Q week, a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN.
29s
Evening star., 1952-01-25
HOUSES FoR sALs--s.E.

9i0, SEQ; Congressl Heights, six-room.
home arranged for 2 families. Terms;
sider snms0iIss trade. p0JssEIi JOIN /. saaiELToN,
SUITABLE DoCTOR on DENTIsI--
NJ. eousa Bridge, 23-ft. corner Bldg. +.
8 rms. . baths. gas WI, built
u garage. Y; 4. NORTHERN Dl.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE FOREST. near -Four Cor.
ners-New Groom brick rambler
with full basement and porch. $19,-
POO, To inspeet call HUGH W.
afEE MYERS ST. 1853. EVENINGS. osH.
BETHESDA. MD.-Attrae. det. clap
board home. within blk. Of Wis.
ave. First q. contains liv. .rm. with
nrepl.' din, rrn.. equipped kit, bed
room or library. powder rm. and
and bath; stairs to storage attic:
needs some decorating. Terms. Price.
BETHESDA-Sis,75OGClose in: 3
nearly new 3-bedrm. home. with
pofch COPPER 1ass pambins as0 rss Sest
large lot. Only 2O% cash. IN
usual opportunity. r. PAGE BUR-
RUSS, w; 2615, ,AD. 1900:
house located in desirable area. II
you will want to inspect this prop
erty. Excellent financing can be ar
ranged. Ewes. WI. p346. SAMUEL
Z, BoGdEY, esga INC. 7oO4 wis. ave.
Ca. cH.mALL you WANT. On On f.
cherry tree-lined outlet street Is this
complete very livable house: It has
those .'mItsts': eonv. layout. big hit.
with din. space, separate din. rm.,
powder rK1-. 8 bedrms. and baths,
porch, gar; bus to Summerset
School. A big AZ loan. Owner leav-
Ing city: Esclusiye. BILirNGgLEY
q KORzENDORFER, OIL. 1926, or
after Q pm, OR. 74O7.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ExT.--n
It's charming 2-bedrm. brick bum
galow you're looking Tor. with fun
close to schools, transp., best you see
this one. but quick Call Mrs. 6teed,
DU. 1905; ewes, JU. 8-3760. SPARKS
AGENCY. 500 Rhode Island ave. ne.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. -ExT.@rn
Mont. County. conv. to N. o. l.;
3 bedrms,. separate din. rm., full
hsmt.. outside entrance to fenced
yard. Large GI loan may be as
ROCK CREEK HiLLs-Xn individual
home of great beauty and distinc-
tion for the most discriminating Of
purchasers. Please call Mrs. Tom
baugh. with INEz cUsHARD. OR.
AREA--6-rm., 1Ia-bath
home, with firepl.. bsmt and garage,
on one acre: good financing avail
able: only $15. $50. SAMUEL =
BOGLEY. INC. Rockville 4315; eyes,
Mr.: Bridges, Rockville 2039.
Colonial containing living rm. with
rms. and bath. lRe. level lot: eonv.
TO schools, stores and trankp. 8veg.s
JU. s-g647. SAMUEL .. B06LEXs
INC. OIL. 1266. --25
CONTINUED oH Next Pass,
Evening star., 1952-01-25
F1TJS CTTTTC1 1RF1

FALLS CHURCH AREA
occupancy for 3-bedrm.
rambler with liv. rm., dining area
and ultramod. kit. Rent, $120 per
mo. Directions: Lee highway to Falls
Church, right on Broad st. to Pimmit
Hiss subdivision, right on Pimmit
DIR. to Hileman. left to 1912. Key
at 1914. ia. 2-7349. rs
Evening star., 1952-01-25
SOUTHEAST

4SlB = Ct. e,e.-Six-fm. brick. semi.
oet.; gas heat; 3enced- In rear yard;
full bsnt.; S100 per mo. uN, $500
Evening star., 1952-01-25

HOME near the Wash.
Coli and Country Club: 3 bedrooms,
den and Ia baths; maids room
and bath; oil heat; garage; lovely
section; available Immediately; $500
month.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1856. OF. S035