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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27

Correction: Mr.. Fred L. King is
residing with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Berry, instead Of Stanley
Berry as stated in last weeks is
sue.
Coming Home For Visit: Mrs.
Benjamin Young and daughter,
Miss Carolyn Combs of Chicago,
arrived in st. Paul Thursday,
June 20 to visit Mrs. e. B. John
son, 65s st. Anthony Ave. Mrs.
Young is the daughter of Mrs.
johnson.
Every advertiser In this paper
appreciates your patronage.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Returned From Omaha Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Speese and
son. Brian 4S3 Charles Ave. Mrs. Bessie Moore 80 Lawson
Ave- of Mrs Homer SpeeSe and Mrs Rosetta Speese
72 Ave. returned from Omaha Nebr where they
attended funeral services for Mr. Edward Meehan brother of
Mrs Rosetta Speese and uncle of Mr. Homer Speese
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27

Advice to the thin:
Don't eat fast.
Advice to the fat:
Don't eat. Fast.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
Stout Yarn

Stout Yarn
Fiber glass yarn being produced
at the new Libbey-Owens-Ford plant
in Psrkersburg, W. Va. is so fine
that single ball the size Of a mar.
bic produces a filament 81 miles
long
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
The WAY | SEE TT
4 By Mu DCOsON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITYJust Roaming Around the Big TOWN. "Jnt
moaning the Sundays tn
Maggie blew and the 81
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27

49," brother Noble, a days later vanqushed to
Oakland in the minOrs)
Meanwhile charging lapse
whats he wanta do that for whynd he make Maglie
a wig?" That
bum, Nobe Hey LARAMIE! You keep Leo last night"
Where's with the beer I'm sick media
body DO something! ohhhh Leo"
America baseball park a Sunday afternoon is a
Democracy. middle sitting
ahead turned around heated
meanings with Harlem dandy obviously boys who
toll not for living Everace within Jne fans of
racial nationality eXaction exchanging
the collapse Sal Mage the succeeding managerial
(tEey sad) insanity Of one Leo DurOcher.
1t hot humid afternoon The kids selling soda pop beer
peanuts abored almost without eup to refreshments
cowdng
ing space in the Polo Grounds The second game the
innings
fees refreshmen peddng
too dark. No lights on the Sabbath day, you know.
r. and retreated to the arcooed quiet of liquor selling
quiet
huge salad bowl and liberal servings of ced-tea.
The night 1
thraed for hours with the genius
his wonderful aggregation The concert benefit for the
Harlem Warning donating
entire show Y. people
price range beg
gng although the S2O seats the Stadium filled
the extreme sides.
Lewisohn open ampheatre
handicap of large empty would
able Snowman than managed
give note of nformaty
and his gifted
his Pennsvanans top for proved
manshp Lewsohn Stadium. entertaining superatve
to
One Of the most thrilling parts Of the evening
Frank Davis This from Univer
siy Deep gifted voice. Waring throwing
his influence behind Davis him
duced Frank he a young a
voice that will make forget singers
country" He referring to Paul RObesOn
perience cultivation
voices
At the end the outing
This Timber Point Lodge beautiful
beach
the day. relaxing friendly lying
sand with the tang from keenng
of beer under shade
sgot and fill large glass pitchers Oapaneed
redcapeted green ays
Barbecued hot hamburgers
the buffet Two hour ride back
tired sunburned rejuvenated
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
Out-Of-TOwn Birthday

June 21-Clarence Wigington,
Los Angeles, California.
July Mrs. J. Reginald Clark,
Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Sheik Gets More Profit
On Qatar Oil Pact
RN the Assncintad Press

LONDON, Sept. The oil
rich Sheik of Qatar, ruler of an
independent Arab principality on
the Persian Gulf, is going to be
even richer. He's now signed up
4or a $3.50 split on oil profits.
Petroleum Development, Ltd,
yesterday announced its conces-
sion agreement with the Sheik had
been changed to give him half the
profits. He formerly received only
a fixed royalty.
Qatar is a desert peninsula
sticking out in the Persian Gulf
from Arabia. It has been under
British protection since the end
of World War I. Oil production is
running at the rate of million
tons annually.
Petroleum Development, Ltd, is
associated with the Iraq Petroleum
Co., which recently concluded a
$3.50 concession with the IraQi
government. Iraq Petroleum is
owned by British, American,
French and Dutch interests.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
10 Nations Join u. ).
And Canada in Tighter
Export Control Plan
BY the Associated Press

A strict new system for keeping
Americas vital strategic exports
out of Communist hands goes into
effect october 20.
The Commerce Department an
nounced yesterday that the United
States, Canada and 10 Western
European countries have agreed
to put 1863 important materials
and manufactures under much
tighter control.
These items include anything
useful in atomic energy produc-
ton, almost all machine tools. 10
comotiveS and much railway
equipment. precision instrument
tools. much oil well drilling equip
ment. earth-moving equipment.
iron and steel scrap, most radio
and radar equipment and others.
In order to keep these products
from trickling through the Iron
Curtain to Russia or its satellites.
the new agreement requires that
their export will be permitted only
when the foreign buyer certifies to
his government that the good will
not be sold to another country
without official permission.
Must Send Original.
The United States exporter
must send the original of this
certification to the Commerce
Department with his application
for export permits.
For example. if a French buyer
wants to purchase locomotive
from an American firm, he first
must promise his government
and sign a certificate-that the
locomotive will not be sold out
side France to another country
unless the French government
approves.
Then, the American locomotive
exporter must present this certif1-
cate to the Commerce Depart
ment. If the situation seem to
justify, the Department will give
the American seller permission to
go ahead with the deal.
Nations in System.
Countries cooperating with the
United States and Canada are
Belgium, Denmark. France, Italy.
Luxembourg, the Netherlands,
Norway, Portugal. the Ur<e6
Kingdom and Western Germany.
The agreement was reached
after the United States and
Canada conducted separate but
similar negotiations with the 10I
nations. There are no export con-
trolls between the United States
and Canada.
The 1853 items going under the
new clamp-down were selected
from a master list of 1,712 pro-
ducts considered more or less
strategic by this country.
These 1,712 products now may
be exported after the foreign i'm
porter has signed a statement
without government certifica-
tion-that the strategic goods will
not be passed on to another coun-
try.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Hungary Admits Curbs
On Border Area Visits
By the Associated Press

VIENNA, Austria. Sept. s.
Hungary's Communist government
has admitted indirectly that Hun
gary has made her territory bor-
dering Austria and Yugoslavia q
no-man's land.
The latest issue to reach Vienna
of the Budapest Communist news
paper Szabad Nep carried an an
nounoement by the Hungarian In
terror Ministry reminding Hun
garians that permission to visit
the western and southern border
areas is granted only on personal
application.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Washington Man Sued
In Non-Support Case

Mrs. Clara H. Fawcett, formerly
of Washington. now living in Ev-
erett. Mass, yesterday filed suit
in District Court for separate
maintenance.
In her complaint, Mrs. Fawcett
charged that her estranged hus-
band. James Waldo Fawcett, 6311
Thirty-third street NV, failed
to support her adequately. Mr.
Fawcett is a member of the edi-
torial staff of The Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
discontinued styles -.
Web Foot sweaters
3:s5 to SIS
reauIorIy sold for 5.o5 to 8.95

NyIon, wool and nyIon combined with wool la
beled as to content) sweaters from well-known
manufactured Short sleeve pulI-ons ond cordi-
oons in sizes "a to 40. Gold, green, red, block,
oquo, royoI blue and oroy but not oil coors in oil
STYLES. You sove because they're discontinued
styles.
SPORTSWEAR, Down Stors Store Main Building
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22
LOCAL COUPLE WED, BY COMMISSIONER

Betty Nixon and 'Crry Kelley were married on August II by Commissioner Anna B Southard in her office at II am. Attend ants were Charles Murphy and Lorena (Red) Stolp.
 Betty came up from Long Beach to be married but Jerry has been in Seward for about 15 months, having come here from Los Angeles.
 After the wedding friends held a reception for the couple at Hardings s, then went to the new home for a house warming. ter ry built the little brown cottage or the lake at Mile 8 , for his bride. Surrounded by white picket fence, the cottage is an attractive sight from the new highway.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22
FORMER SEWARD TEACHER MARRIED IN FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. Richard R. Fried rich of Oregon City. Oregon, an noUnce the marriage of their daughter. Nancy, to Clcmcntc Nicholas Lean. in St. Matthew < Episcopal Church, Fairbanks, on August 19.
 Mss Friedrich vas girls physi- cal education teacher in the Sew ard schools for the past two years and very popular among the younger set socially.
 Lean, more familiarly known here as Nick Lean, is a gradu- ate of the University of Alaska and is now mining engineer in the LiVcngood District. He con ducted classes two years in min ing and inning geology through the University Extension courses in Seward right classes for udui,s It. is the moi AIr. ana Mrs. Charles Lc4n of Cooper LonGlng
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22
EPISCOPAL WOMEN HONOR MRS. EDWARD TURNER

The Women's Auxiliary of St. Peters Episcopal Church hon Ored Mrs. Edward Turner Tues day, August 19, at an evening dessert. Mrs. Turner is leaving next week after spending the summer here.
 The Auxiliary also paid tri- butc to members who have ScrV- ed faithfully for ten years and more in the Guild and Church. A table of honor was appointed in Mexican motif, which carries out the theme of the Mexican Fiesta of the bazaar to be held October 25.
 Seated at the table of honor were Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Anna Clarkson, Mrs. Helen Brosius, Mrs. Wm. O'Bricn, Mrs. Arthur Gray. Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Gray are Father Ed Turner's mother and aunt respectively.
 A brief report was made on plans for the coming bazaar and of progress made during the summer for the unusual theme to be carried out.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22
NOTEBOOK

Miss Jane McMullen also re- turned this week after a sum mCr session at the University of Alaska She and Miss Case drove back together. Miss McNIullen. popular teacher of the fifth grade in Seward, will not return 10 this school She has accepted the position of Registrar at the University.
 Dick Kirkpatrick is running his long awaited English ear. This is the first of it's kind to be sold here by the ncW Seward agency of Lewis & Clark. Dr. Sellers had the first one but it was bought in the States,
 Fred Hartford. director of OPS was in and out of town Thurs day.
 Miss Sarah May Carrot took two of the summer relief staff members from Jesse Lee Home on a trip to Hope last Tuesday in her new station wagon Miss Brooks and Miss Walker have just finished their first sumner in Alaska where they r"leived the regular staff at the Home. Miss Bertha McGhrc and Miss Helen Case accompanied them oN the trio to Hope.
 Fred and Sarah Mac1etanz drove down from Palmer to meet .hr~ wut'" ! 10 u.3v arr:|iu- on the DcnaIj. They yer. ~ycog- nizod by a Seward &cnu2iutancr who na.e cir I~a2.trul white maIcsnu,r before '~Ac saw its o'v'Crs F'r>d Vh0 l. a writer. "a ttr @.. ,r,-u-I l> :e,l Loo"n in Anchorage and Palmer ar .o- NACe t.e. .r~ U"in@. They plan 10 return to tacr Ohio home in October for tHc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22
THREE DAY RUMMAGE SALE NIA-~I7tG CCCD

LaG.1, sj2-rvis,n4 inc tHroe- rH~ ...5..:.' a. .n .=" f" 2 '.. Plumbing ant IjeaN@& Store. re- pert oNc-..-t rc>jl's so far, ThuI>.-I, t:- first day, a.oJ.a. in $37. which thc. consider good n E.cw q. th. 'lnnl .e.y0r o5.' situation here after the strike
 The sale js bcine nu. or by the Wc'ulH.s ~5l.lty n- -A".-..2n Service of the Methodist Church. r is an annual affair, but was held for a week last y~2r.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Sherman Smith of Cooper Landing, in Seward General Hospital August Is. The little boy was named Larry Lee. He weighed eight pounds.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22

A six pound son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Sciger in Seward General Hospital August l9. The child was named Thomas Martin.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22

MT. and Mrs. Cyril Wittwer are happy parents of a son born in Seward General Hospital August l9. The boy weighed seven pounds. No name was re- ported for the youngest WittWer at press time.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-22

Dependable PICKUP Service Northern Cab Main 51 Main 55
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Alexandra Bus Driver
Held in Wife 5 Death

A man charged with numbering
his wife was ordered held with
out bond for grand jury action
yesterday after a preliminary
hearing In Alexandra Police
Court.
Lewis Hamilton Burton. SO, a
bus driver, is accused of shooting
his wife, Josephine, IS, In their
apartment in the 200 block OF
North Fairfax street, Alexandria,
on December %. Police said he
wounded himself with the weapon
and then summoned aid.
Both Burton and his wife were
taken to Alexandra Hospital
after the shooting which followed
O quarrel. They were released
from the hospital January 3 but
Mrs. Burton was readmitted two
days later and died January IA.
DR.. Richard Palmer. hospital
pathologist, said an autopsy re-
vealed that q main blood vessel
was punctured by the gunshot.
This wound partially healed. he
said. but the vessel later. burst
causing internal bleeding and
death.
Under examination by T. Brooke
Howard, defense attorney, DIR.
Palmer said the rupture of the
vessel could have resulted from
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Richmond Leads In Sales
Among State 5 ABc Stores
~ HE Associcfed prsss

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. %. -
lRichmond set the pace among
localities in alcoholic beverage
|sales In the nscal year l950-51.
the State ABC Board reported
yesterday.
ABC sales ID the State capital
amounted to 1.050. .99i gallons. or
more than is per cent Of the
1856, ,344 gallons Of spirits and
wines sold in the State ABC
stores. Richmond was the only
political subdivision in the State
to exceed the ] Ynillion-gallon
mark in sales.
Statewide sales of liquors and
wines increased in every category
except sales Of wines in counties.
Total sales of spirits and wines in
the 1950-51 fiscal year were about
p per cent above the previous
wear.
Evening star., 1952-01-23

|overactivity by Mrs. Burton while
|recuperating.
Burton said his wife told him
las she lay dying In the hospital
that she knew the shooting was
accidental.
He denied making . statement
Ito police in which he allegedly
admitted shooting his wife and
then himself.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
STORES FOR RENT

SHOPPING CENTER LoCAFIoN-Ir
Arlington, available for children'i
store or other business; $175 mo,
rent, ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. ia
44th AND SHERIFF RID. N.E.-Larg,
SSsS Sdsrn sut stors 2, with hs5s,l r%S .t af
ER4TEs. Evans Bldg. iz26 New
c3&NEs c3GEs rvs fsT6EEE, 6EE Ne hesvz 1lozi auto .r.tc
bsmt.; N. n ave. Just beyond D.. c
rent rent. oa15 MR; PERRY. DI. s724; eyes.
PRoMHiSSEiNT coRNER-rirst snt
n, z. ave. NV; low rent. Good fol
many other uses. Mk. PERRY. pi
NE% EVA sHSkEs,,6fa. sSSsi;i oL, 92t7. I.o,5 9th St
NV. 161sx75; suit. any kind busi.
ness. For particulars, MI, 9239. -
APPROX. I.S00 So. it., Silver Sprinl
4s ssss ,EaRcTS S25S T1O IVR ~ siS$l6 S$6s,o-. %
6y 90 III III can can be e enlarged; als;
EASEMENT ST0REe5iS 4th st. INV NV
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
4fs fs' EYE zsfS' ST. Nw.-store. ware
house or garage. WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. MA. 4818. --3
LOAN .OFFICE--Ground door, stra'
logically located New Hampshir'
ave. Just beyond District line; larg.
parking area. MR.. PERRY, DI
aes & ST. Me-, OPP. St. Joseph
Church-Approx. 2Sx19 It.: good 10
cation bakery br., valet or acces
sorry shop; lge. display window
mod. fiporescent lighting. running
water, asphalt-tiled A.; reas. =:
2I1 INDIANA AVE.-Store for rent
$50 mo. Call ST. 6lO0. wo. 1920
S208 o ST.. Georgetown-Firs
comml.. store, .1Sx70 approx; suit
any business; lease only; will con
slider sale. Call WI. 9153. .
PROMINENT CORNER
14th and Park I'd. NV; section
suitable any business; 8 large dis.
play windows, full basement. real
entrance to private driveway. CO
9766; Sunday and eyes,, RA. SAT-
40.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
| OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
lGOneinued)

DOWNTOWN, Arr CONDITIONED
Century Bldg. .4l2 9Th st. NV
Modern fireproof elevator bldg, ven
etian blinds. fiourescent lights. etc,
suites. Singles from $4S to S53. 80.
Parking available. CENTURY Co.
I'm. l01, 412 6th st. NV. RE.
|FURNisHEp OFFICE, Conn. and q;
nitsbsi ios and ThSfs ssryice ANAL
s.RSoM ssiRRSSSoiM suih4tk pf 81 oyep sSqoj 200 a. :.
! IkszASSs::BSSqkR,f / AS ]: fMS. M sfgoom. mo- o
hAMps9MELM siite ssE MaIs1st, TTRS oErISE II
E;SsFEaliESaisf2RS E;SsFEyaliESa isf2RS. F5HfsRfRlaiBtdss ds'' orrIeS
SPACE for fsnti 1st-h0of suite of 0
otfices available immediately across
strest, iron. Eafrits Bldg. Gail MIR,
ssil!is,iail ssnH 1870 am. for apDt. to, see
flSIs lGpI. .fSsiA sl, 81. ! ,IN..w.Aysil. April 1,
OEsPiEh Il NEsss sRRSEis klsAMRRStqs "a n sF4s,r
AtssxsItls sss sIss!l ss: ssa:.,.s5 s5fiSH HSt.ssa.ss;' ss;'
tiqassA blasi With elevator Ghiy
ssfsdf'n RReSff f'YS2'' aS22' iYbs hit iFBtht htvA. It.
'sa VA. II ..' IT. a SHEHt'f; !!5slsHlt.' s.ss.s! sss
I$SsSsgG IA! SSs's Ii Ks'.lss u !5E':s' sy'
ASS'RIes.sa EReM sFAyLEa - n Ms,.
IFs# 1isSSn Sn}iH HIM. ye's4Mhe'i aRstB.a sstBatses w
eeasIstihsT n sfslF:esSsSyIesIkssaTaaa fRles ls,'
MP N RARhh' Bess " PHELPS
spsssiH fsfSyastIss sh sbpiV BdsS Bsesis'
B6WtNlSiigtMSSs 'sstESRHFea BUILDING
-.asgselgHs bright F9aiRs, To- Il
EffR, EIasss masRassss, aSsa sto' RdsaS sss M,
l1jf EVE sT, N,w,zEat,Es sra a.
q beagtitElk pew m9aeFH bids, con,
taitaAs wit additional dRtsi1 IT, prMSatse IL tepea ocsp spsfa m
cal ceilins, asphalt ttiie 'ihiooTi ex-
cellent for Insurance company, ad;
fatssn saftisins saaSssrs Saf
dept, SHANNON q LUCHS Co,
Realtors, Exclusive Agents, 1906
H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
r STREET NV. NEAR 10th ST.
sans rent sHSENR slas Sonsh L6eHs fsaiat Mg
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345
BEST COMMERCIAL or office loca-
tion, on Wis. ave. Good space,
cAE%np csdapta5le' 1S Eer 1yR reRt or sale j. c
THkEiEM: M :kM. SUITE. near the shore.
MARTIN MAI l. Co. Du. $3.50 % !"
ATTENTION DOCTORs! Ideal ONCE
now being used by doctor neaI
the Wardman Park Hotel. s. r
CoNNEcTIeUT AVE-. chevy chase
D. C.-This. newly decorated ofice
is now available at q very reason
able rental. Corner suite, 2nd floor,
consists of 3 rooms and bath; ideal
location for dentist, doctor or ether
professional of1ces: THOS. ]. FISH
ER EF 4 $s$S Co. NC 7as 18th st. NV
TWO ROOMS. modern. newly deco
rated, reasonable rental; available
Immediately at 14th and New York
ave. NV. Phone EN-. 800 for ap-
OFFICE FOR RENT. ALEx.-First-
| fl. location, consisting Of 6 rms,
air conditioned. oil heat, suit. FOX
lawyers, branch insurance or real
estate; of King. st. mr.. Courthouse;
$3.50 per mo. lease. CHARLES D.
PULLMAN INC, S17 King ST.. Alex,
Va. AL. 2422. OV. 2215. .
1854 X ST. N.W.-First floor, pvt
slavatory; 14x20; redecorated; $50
! PAUL LEPS, Real Estate. MA. 1902
GEORGIA AVE. at Kennedy st. NV
-3-rm. suite Of Offices avail. i'm.
mediately; fine, conv. location.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 220(
Evening star., 1952-03-01
BUSINIsS PROP, FoR RENT

'Sss :.s:y sSSSssssSss!'@ysEse 1s1gSSsi s s;
VII rent o. q whole or subdlvide
DOWNT0WN--2nd hooF; mod, opeE
space, nlK4l, kn0tty pine and air.
cOnd' plus s ofiess' Call MA, 5000
SECOND FLOOR, second commercialI
skoery s3oe 81 acu.t M nsEsb bsS wtreS sor .y %
sIfsE. ffS@ii II i "a NJ sPssSs sssSsgs %
Ga. ave, at o corneri "a blocks
g FfSsss es!s c5bR6SFy cs5bR6HS4Ff'y tisSS
INC 500 Ga. ave, JU. $4,000. II
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY
Next TO bank for lease or. King st,
T., Inquire at First National Bank.
BUSINESS BUILDING-Houte No. /,
Used as restaurant-fllling station.
Short-long term, OWNER, ME. 1894,
COLORED-IOOs 4th s.W.-Four-rm.,
bath apt. and equip. shoemaker
shop; S125 mo. MA. 7772. any time.
II
Evening star., 1952-03-01
FARMS tcens.,
Investment Property
INCOME
FARM
UNUsUAf, CoMBfNATToN1

UNUSUAL COMBINATION
Located Is miles from downtown
Washington: 1N miles paved road
frontage--this frontage already seiiS
for, $1,000 per acre. Entire farm
Will be small tract subdivision prop
erty within 10 years, increasina
value easily 50ss to 75o.. Show w-type
farm d. 4S7 acres with board fence
sO st over ssn ssd1o6 PUG sSidSs ssessnt ssHsd saSS
tfient. Now operated &c beef cattle
horse and tobacco farm. improved
rare iniiationafyp p1s hedse. Il Duhnsa fnvesttneni
value, increases while taking allowed
tax. deductions to improve hoidinss
hna ihsos HsrlStns y your inysUstfiSsft anPSs PSs
Without residence 81 PfGpeftIonStl
ssSqiISsbH ssaIabt iotA AdsVtl sSshso PER atstsss atEs
F6f ftifthef, Information bf Att. q
H. s1'ptS5f Sbpsf ~ hasITSsfs, asITsft kd sSaSs&ilBE SasilBti;
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Open Sat. and Sun, Is
3187 N POLLARD ST

Unquestionably the greatest home
value to be found anywhere. Lux
urtous all-brick rambler In Bellevue
Forest, one Of Virginia's most en-
elusive and highly restricted COM
munities near the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Spacious CENTER
halI plan, Nv. rm. approx. 13x24;
PRIVATE din. .rrn., huge all-eiec
dream kit, with dishwasher. dis
posal and fine electric ranger LARGE
SCREENED PORCH, plus THREE
large bedrooms and Two tile baths
ALI ON ONE FLOOR. Permanent
hall stairway TO Immense attic
Full basement with fireplace In
recreation area. Oversize. TWO.
eas h0t.wAtef heating system. Lovely
wooded lot f6xi90 with iafse Level
intlpsed rear yard. Entire property
IN bsttsf-that ;teE E.hgUse Condition.
sHEeHAsfb SN svpgghY hftAbhRRE
TEHMs, Directions: From Mehi6flai
Btldss turn fisht On Geofte Whshs
lssstSPh sssS uass MatO ks 5assss't ID ss EotsSF stSi
lane. continue or, Ebfeefi, iabs 10
military I'd. fltht TO ,P4iiAfd ,kG,
M2kR fss'i'ip ]. pdRIEEfpss.' dREic pss.ll 81 bSfF fsfY.