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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICES

Members of the Ottawa County
Chapter, Gold Star Mothers of
America, Inc. held a regular meet
ing at the Oak Harbor Legion Hall
last Tuesday night at which pre-
liminary plans were made for the
annual Memorial service held by
the group. The group also plans
to be represented at the Hospital
Day ceremonies at Chillicothe on
May 4. Following the business
meeting lunch was provided by
Mrs. Grover Bahs, Mrs. Charles
Buchanan and Mrs. Joseph Capko.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
WESLEYAN CIRCLE MEETING

Mrs. Jack RAIDER with cO-hos.
tesses Miss Elsie Meyer and Mrs.
L. j. Schiller entertained the
Wesleyan Circle in the formers
home on Monday night. A very
interesting panel discussion fol-
lowed by slides of the Easter
story composed the evening pro-
grams. Refreshments and an in.
formal hour concluded the eve
ming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
VISIT IN LOUISIANA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gobel and
Mr.. and Mrs. al Williams and son
have returned from long jauEt
to Louisiana where they visited
several weeks with 1t. and Mrs.
Robert Semer and family, of Lee
sville. The Army officer is the
son of Mrs. Williams.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
LOOKING AHEAD

April 81, 25, 29-Refinishing
furniture, Oak Harbor.
April 21-Toussaint Hustlers'
All Club.
April 22-J. Weller Co. growers
party.
April 23-Carroll Twp. sewing
machine clinic.
April 24-Township trustees
meeting.
April 26-5-H Golden Anniver-
Sary Dance.
April 29-3O-Ohicers' and Ad-
visorS' Schools.
May Gypsum Canning Co.
Growers Banquet; District
Home Council Meeting.
May minstrel at Lacarne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18

Mrs. N. o. Maytag is enjoying
extra ironing comfort with Met
L-Top ironing board and finds she
can sit or stand while working.
Stop in at 122 East Second st. and
look them over, they're only
$14.95. 10-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET

Mrs. Lydia Croll will be hostess
to the Thimble Club at her home
next Thursday afternoon, April
"a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
NOTICE

Trustees and Clerks Association
of Ottawa County will meet in
the Carroll Township Hall on
Thursday, April "a, at s p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18
NOTICE

The Oak Harbor Public Library
is being redecorated, and will be
open on Monday, April 2l.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18

Fish Fry at st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Lindsey, Friday, April 18,
5 to z p. m. 9-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-18

Special while they last-Dupont
ceIIulose Mops, regular $685.
Now $5.95. N. O. Maytag Co.
10-1t
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Christmas Carol
Be Presented.

Dickens christmas Carol" will
be presented by a group from the
Washington Readers Club at a
dinner meeting Of the Robert E.
Lee Chapter No. 644, United
Daughters of the Confederacy. at
$3.50 pm. Friday in the Fairfax
Hotel.
Miss Violet Warren Pierson will
direct the players in the famous
classic. Dell Floyd will play the
part Of Scrooge. and Miss Leila
May Taylor will be The Spirit
of Christmas.
The program will include sing
ing of Christmas carols by Charles
T. Hitler. Mrs. o. H. McWorter.
president of the chapter, will con-
duct the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Club Plans
'YuIe Program

A varied Christmas program
will be given by members Of the
Waycroft Woman's Club at an
open meeting to be held at 1890
pm. Friday in the Resurrection
Lutheran Church. $500 North
Washington boulevard. Arling-
ton.
Mrs. Bert D. Robinson, fine arts
chairman, will have charge of
the program which will feature
"a Christmas reading by Mrs. Carl
l.. Moser and piano selections by
Mrs. Richard Hentzler. The guest
artist will be presented by Mrs.
William MuShake.
A feature of the afternoon will
be display of mantel, window
door and table Christmas deco
lrationS. Mrs. A. F. Striker and
a group of club members will
serve as judges.
Rounding out the program will
be a showing of slides from the
Mellon and Kress collections and
a short talk on Virginia authors
by Mrs. Herbert D. Twynham.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

knowledge of the psychology OF
line and color produces arresting
decorations, Mrs. Barnet said. Der
signs bursting from the center,
such as a spray of stars, imply
expansiveness. The straight line
of a tube suggests nobility. The
combination could represent the
atomic age.
The dictators understand this
psychology. Mrs. Barnet COM
mented. Mussolini used many
straight pillars, suggestin n
strength. The obelisks of old
of course. and the Washington
Monument, make the same Sug-
gestion. Huge massed banners
were used effectively by II Duce
too.
AS for seating at the inaugural
how much wiser, the artist feels
to- use collapsible. prefabricated
seats of durable, light inexpensive
material that could be stored
away from one inaugural yeal
to another, instead of building
wooden benches every four years
And as for those potted palm.
They started using them ir
the '90s." Mrs. Barnet said, "alone
with the betasseled, gilded things
of the Victorian era.
To-day, massed rhododendro1
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Greens Sale Set Saturday

Members of the Mount Hol-
yoke Club of Washington are again
at work making preparations for
their annual Christmas greens
sale which will take place at five
teas to be held simultaneously
from 2 to $50 pm. Saturday.
The sale is the clubs biggest
fund raising event of the year.
Proceeds go to its scholarship
fund, which each year enables a
girl from the Washington area to
attend Mount Holyoke College.
Hostesses for the teas are Mrs.
Walter H. Judd, 3083 Ordway
street NV: Mrs. Elizabeth Did
coct, 4 Westwood drive, Westmore-
land Hills, Md; Mrs. Marvin Will
kerson, 1924 North Trenton street,
Arlington; Mrs. Weston p Fig
gins, 1909 Bradley boulevard, Be-
|thesda, and Miss Helen Demond
1888 Twenty-ninth street NV
Mrs. Elwyn Rowell of 1906
Custer road. Bethesda. the clubs
scholarship chairman, is now re-
ceiving applications from girls in
terested in the award.
The holder of this years scholar
ship is Lucinda Pye of Alexandra
Ia former student at st. Agnes
School. The recipient of last year s
club award, Joan Wharton, a
graduate of George Washington
High School in Alexandria, was
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Out With Bunting, Palms
Out With Bunting, Palms
Modern Design Can Change Face
OF Exhibit, Parade, Says Designer
By Betty Miles

Bunting and the potted palm
are as dated as the hustle.
So contends Marianne Barnet,
Industrial and interior designer
who was responsible for decorat-
ing the National Metal Exposition
in Philadelphia's Convention Hall
last October. The exposition is
the worlds largest industrial
show built around one industry
This is the first time a woman
has tackled this job. "And the
irony of it was" said soft-spoken,
imaginative Mrs. Barnet, that
my biggest fight was to eliminate
frills."
Modern decorations and de-
signs in metal, or about metal.
dominated the Philadelphia show.
Huge mobiles were constructed
by her and Shirley Lichtman. an
other Washington artist. and
welded together by men at Boil
ing Field. John Chapman Lewis.
William Mosman, Arthur Laronda
and Dante Radici also worked on
the project. Decorations repeated
the actual crystalline structure
of metals, magnified thousands
of times. Many were shown
against a background of alumni
mum mesh. In all, thousands of
decorative units were made by a.
dozen different art studios and
metal shops on the Eastern Sea-
board under Mrs. Barnet's direc-
ton.
The same modern, dramatic ap-
proach to decorating could be used
for the inaugural with telling eff
feet, she believes.
Would the public resent changes
In traditional decorations?
IT don't think so" the designer
said IF they were good"
Our Inauguration will be seen
all over the world, actually she
commented. and as such should
be as handsome as possible.
Flags could be treated more
effectively" she said.s Usually,
they are used so often one hardly
sees them simply because they
are so familiar. Less frequent.
more dramatic treatment is the
answer.
I'VE shouldn't try to have every
inch of the street covered with
flags" she went on cts better
to mass them. placing great
groups at regular intervals along
the way"
Metals and plastics. unaffected
by the weather, could also be used
to make huge. light posters, i'm
possible in older days. Owners of
buildings could take advantage of
the appearance of their building
to make a contribution.
For example. the Roger Smith
Hotel, at Eighteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. would
be most impressive with stars.
against those blue blinds" she
said.
With plastics or metals, one,
could create decorations to vary
with the flags that would be eye
catching and compelling. A burst
of stars shooting from tall tubes
could carry out traditional SYM
bolism. with, for example, 48 stars
coming out of each of 13 tubes. "
Evening star., 1952-12-10

u"iuh' ZatlOn a11alrS,
Mrs. Goldman was chairman of
the Drug Division of the 1852
local United Jewish Appeal cam
paign. She is also past worthy ma
tron of the Temple Chapter of
the Eastern Star, and a member
of the executive board of the
Adas Israel Synagogue Sister,
hood.
Mrs. Goldman succeeds Mrs.
Ralph Burton. who headed
women's activities for the last
BIG Day on March 8 of this year.
Nearly 1000 volunteers are ex-
pected to be enrolled in the local
drive which will be part of a
Nationwide house-to- house one
day campaign in 800 communities
Volunteers will have an oppor-
tunity to compete for prizes which
will be made to top bond sales
men. Merit will be judged on the
basis of the number rather than
the size of the denomination of
the bonds sold.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

or tropical leaves are so much
more attractive. A few blooms
tied on punches of greenery
spice the whole thing"
Industrial designing. born about
10 years ago, is in full bloom now,
Mrs. Barnet believes. She is
now planning her latest commits
sion. a request from one of the
leading electrical companies for
a mobile of tiny bulbs. wheat
grain size. for exhibition purposes
A native of Chicago, where she
attended the Chicago Art Insti-
tute, Mrs. Barnet also studied
architectural engineering at Ohio
State University. For a while she
designed clothes in Chicago, later
went into interior designing, and
from there into industrial design
Today, she combines both. The
wife of John w. Barnet. a con-
sultant in metals. she is the
mother of 15-year-old John. jr
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Problems Today
Wife's Lack of Affection
Muy Be Due to Background

your friends or relations someone
in whom the little woman can
place her confidence? Your job
is to be patient and continue
your wooing in hope that it will
eventually effect a change. In the
meantime. the, value of a good
mother, cook and housekeeper
cannot be entirely deprecated,
either.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
BY MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: I'm a
man of 80 with a wife of 25 and
two children. In our four years
of marriage. here are the things
my wife has failed to do:
/. She has never paid me a
compliment or offered any en-
couragement whatsoever.
2. She has never admitted a
wrong. or apologized.
3. She has never inquired about
my job.
4. She has never shown any open
affection whatsoever.
The only time I get a kiss from
her is when ! kiss her first. In
other words. it's always me first.
She only says she loves me when
u ask her. She is very moody, and
has little to say when we are alone.
In company. however. she talks a
lot. She's a good cook and very
good mother. She's a fine house
keeper and has everything just so
around the house.
Do you think a man can be
happy with a woman like that
There is no other man or woman
involved. I still love my wife, but
am sure my feelings won't con-
tinue unless she is more respon-
sive. I I.neyer go out, by myself
seldom drink. and see that she
has a personal allowance for
clothes, etc. What more can ]
do? MIKE
ANSWER: This is switch
Women write bushels of letters
about their husbands lack of af-
fection, but rarely does a man
have the same complaint about
his wife!
You mention that your wife has
had a poor family background
perhaps her aloofness stems from
seeing her own mother rebuffed by
a callous husband. Subconsci-
ously, she may have determined
that she will not be equally vul-
nerable.
Your wife's immediate need is
for some older and wiser woman
to enlighten her as to the risk she
is taking with a. good marriage
No man likes to come home to q
frigid atmosphere, no matter how
tidy it is or how well-cooked the
dinner. A warm smile. a CHEEKY
word is the greeting he wants
Apparently, your spouse feels that
her duty as a wife is fulfilled By
an adequate dispatch of her do.
mestic chores. 'Tis true. a skill
full housewife is the salt of tht
earth, etc, but that is just one o1
the many roles a successful wife
must fill. Companion, counselor
advisor, confidante, sometime!
mother -confessor, friend and ad
mirer-these are just few of th'
parts a wife must live almos
, every day. The success Of he
home and marriage depends upor
her adaptability in using them.
I'm sure, Mike. that your wifi
is anxious to preserve her mar
riage; perhaps she just need
someone to bring these vital truth
home to her. Can you find amonl
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Hospital Patients
To Be Remembered

Instead of exchanging personal
Christmas gifts. members Of the
Junior Woman's Club of College
Park will bring presents for pa
tients in mental hospitals to their
monthly meeting at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Parish House in Col
lege Park.
AS an added welfare project,
members have been asked by the
Welfare Committee to contribute
canned or packaged food to be
shared with needy families at
Christmas.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

|given a $1,000 scholarship from
the college for this year.
Mrs. Lew Colt is chairman Of
the committee making prepara-
tions for the green's sale. Assist
ing her are Mrs. Elizabeth Balmer,
Miss Betty Didcoct. Miss Helen
BalSam ana Mrs. Rowell.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

the Israel Gov
ernment Day.,
which will be
held on Sun
day, according
t o a n a n
nouncement by
Mrs. Alexander
Hassan. overall
chairman o I
the Washing
ton Israel Bond
Drive Women's
Division.
Prominent In
Jewish organi-
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Wonen's BIG Day
Chairman Named

Mrs. Benjamin Goldman has
been named chairman Of the
Women's Division of Greater
Washington BIG Day Bonds of
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Viennese Coffee

Serve coffee the Viennese way
next time you are having a party.
Fill cups with hot strong freshly
brewed black coffee. then top with
whipped cream.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcens.y

SILVER sPRIN0. MD.-Three-bedrm.
lot; completely furnished; $l6,96O,
$2,05O down, $10S mo. incl. taxes,
insur:. etc. 10. 2-5099 or 81. 1868.
Silver SPRING - Wonderful brick
paroch. schools, shops. pub. transp.
Spacious rms. Q porches. bedrms..
AkrHus 1 9ashS W IS EseT RoGHE; ER; of $as6S59 6S5S
WHEATON. MD, 1929 and 1881
Bluhill I'd. - Lovely semidetached
brick homes; each with 2 Ice. bed
rms. tiled bath, full bsmt.; lge. lot.
Assume CT loan, payable $40 per
mo. Buy. direct from owner and
save. $11,950 each. 10. 1880.
VIBRATIONS. 500 down. Cape Cod:
Close to osa schools and transportation.
wo6bMSos NS SsNSos RAMBLER. s15.75dds Ids :
dining space. Anchor fenced lot.
until 9 pm. DRURY & ioHNsToN.
WOODMOOR-4 bedrms.. 2 yrs. old,
det;; gas; compl.. redec.; AZ GI:
$4,000 dn.; immed. occ. JE. 3-96l3.
SPECIAL BARGAIN - No builders
DR.: corner Of Pierce dr.: detached
asbestes ssb%stes rSof oot Seds%s 1wnsF white 1s
kit. ise. iiv. rm. and din. rm.. M Ice.
rear porch overlooking Coiesviiie
I'd; beautiful setting. Come out to-
day to secure this bargain. Call MR..
oDUM. RE. 6216 eyes,. JU. s-47s9.
PRICE REDUCED TO s1O.o5o-A A.
bedrm. home with q water view; Ia
baths, baths; bsmt; mi .t,v screened and open
117x150; 2A blocks from car stop
ReaitOs ia sn sies sG sroad Ms e: THEes WI 1gss
TODAY'S BEST BUY-127Os Gould
rd., Brookville; S-bedrm. brick ram
bier. in peri; cond.; lge. fenced yd:;
priced at only. S13.950. with . small
down payment. Take over CT loan.
s7s can IfF PoD AND sH ni
4eBs5lRM: BED M RAMsLER. ii HE' lfES asndsome @n
split,level Diet. brick rambler. beau
sapancy: 1ss ana Contains ansS s5.fs 1fE liS- Sc-
din. comb. with firepl.. wonderful
modern kit. 4 steps down from main
hall to 2 excel. bedrms. and modern
tile bath; . few steps up from main
ored tile bath; full bsmt., carport;
value at S34,5OO with substantial
cash required. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
BIG BiSoVi WHITE RAMBLER-s bedrms.
acre Of ground; $4,000 to Sc, ,O0O
down to responsible party, ARD
BEAUT!FUL LGE. RMS. older type
ner lot; 4 bedrms.; Ice. playrm.; !;
5000 down to Responsible party.
nsMgEDIATE asg.1s 1!;. POSSESSION! Of sh,.
2 smart looking Cape Cod with
2 more bedrooms and tiled bath
upstairs. full basement, separate
garage. fenced corner lot: . lovely
Ro@es: amSas ssssesee.a equally R1pEEY pfEtEssaetiys e
ROMER. Realtors. 81. Cliff;
eSOS EMMETT RD., SILVER SPRING
.--Three-bedrm. brick Colonial, 81
IT. living rm;, side screened porch,
e1ceIlentl5 aashe aad S Fsaf bsms bsa5a
All In excel: cond. CT financed.
dark. Directions: Out Georgia ave. :,
let on Plyers Mil rd., to Bruns-
!. r. LITTLE Information. WI.
$795 DOWN. non-GI or Gr-Loyely
3-bedrm. home. near Silver Spring,
full din. rm.; vacant, poss. with de-
post; SH. 1875 until 8 pm.
NEW RAMBLERs-rhree bedrmsi' mio de
porch: fun Basement @ With Dre rec 'TDn. rm..
These lovely homes are located In
e pretty neighborhood. mr.. Langley
6. I'LL Holton lane, Just OF N. II.
ave-, block 8. of University lane.
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. JU.
$1,000.
Evening star., 1952-07-15

COLORED-RIVER TERRACE
Clean, modern, 5-rm. brick with full
basement. gas heat, Venetian blinds.
storm windows. front porch. Truly
Q lovely home in immaculate cond.
real value call Mr.. Penland till 10
pm. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Rosemary School Area
CHEVY CHASE MD

IMMACULATE Colonial brick near
Columbia Country Club-beautifuily
handicapped lot, Soft. frontage, white
picket fence; 3 BEDROOMS. ,.S
fireplace. huge side porch. Bryant
expensive Wall-to-wall rug -carpeting
throughout entire LIST floor and
stairway included In price. MUST
BE SOLD. Cal MR.. VANCE Uve-
uings. Wo. 7O02).
ThOS. j. Fisher b Co., Inc.
73s 18th g. INV. Realtors N. $500
Evening star., 1952-07-15

COLORED-RIVER TERRACE
5-RM. BRICK. ONLY 300 pN.
convenient location; beautiful rec.
rm., FULL bsmt. with outside entr.
screened front porch and large lack
Eorch, lovely ricket-fenced yard.
Must sell today. Mrs. Cox. LU.
1868. IA
Evening star., 1952-07-15
GREEN ACRES, MD.
SIT $50

1st offering Of this Groom brick
ineton's finest sub divisions: ist
floor has living room, dining room,
and kitchen; 2nd floor has 3 bed
rooms and bath. Full basement with
outside entrance, gas heat and
faif PaLPs EpPs esfS cABY We FTLs a9d sSsl a5a
ST. 24O0. Evenings. OR. 0062.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
HOUSES sAL-s.E. tcent.y
HIGH LANDS
TEXAS AWE s q

A. A. CAROZZA CO.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O04O
Evening star., 1952-07-15
$63.41

Per mo. including taxes and tnsur-
ances. Only $1,000 down will take
this l ". semidet., 3-bedrm. home;
separate din. rm. and lge. picture
MODERN REALTY CO.
Ju. 1880. Open Ewes. TIL Pm.
Lonely Sligo Park Hills
II you want to buy. Q home in an ex-
cellent neighborhood, close to
schools. stores. and buses. then be
sure to give US q call about this
lovely 2-story stone and frame with
its 8 rms. and bath. fun bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h h.. lovely trees. A real home!
$4,000 cash or equity In present
home.
PACING THE PARK
This lovely rambler is beautifully
situated, excellentiy built and the
decorations are lovely. It has ny.-
din. rm.,- 1repl., bedrme;, nice
pine-paneled den. de luxe ktt. with
Bendix washing machine. GE dish
washer, breakfast nook ana lge.
screened porch overlookin9 the park.
Owners are leaving town; must sell.
$1,000 cash or equity IN home.
2. J. SCOF1ELD
Exclusive Realtor 81. $500
Evening star., 1952-07-15
GLENMONT HILLS

ASSUME LGE. GI LOAN
Owner transferred, this most attr.
det. brick is only Q few mos. old,
nothing like 1t on the market. Un-
usual liv. rm. 13x14, brick firepl..
lge. picture window. Separate din.
rm., beautifully designed ali elec-
tric Kit. Lungo mat. dishwasher,
refgr. 2 spacious bedrms. and tile
bath; 2 additional bedrms. and
bath roughed in on 2nd a.; the lot
has new wooden fence. Price,
S15,750. Purchaser can assume
$50 Der mo-, N eyerythinE. ST os For PayaSle appt
call s. H. IRWIN. OW. 1928 or
EIa 3R4H, eyes. III
Evening star., 1952-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
tached brick home. ready Tor @ Oc-
cupancy. Home has 3 excel bedrms
and 1st-fl. powder. rm.; full bsmt. !;
essS poESh feunsed saS az % beat WRaaT ssPstana Em
BRIGHTwoOD-Nice semidet. brick
nome. lge. rms. and incloSed rear
porch; excel. cond.: oil h.-w. heat;
lge;. yard; conv. to churches, schools
and tIasnp; $500 down. JAMES S.
CHEVY CHASE. D. o!-Newly listed;
immac.., 3-bedroom; 2-bath, brick
home; den on 1st H.; rec. rm. with
nrepl.; garage; cony. located to
transp... schools and shopping. Call
MRS; Il pHisEfPg fHhnhSg w. w $500 1900 with THos
lonial home Of superb quality in
this beautiful restricted location.
Center-hall plan including den and
Sedaooms and an baths on End Sooy oor
in the popular Horace Mann school
4754 (evenings) or FRANK s.
MissduRf' RHIRdIRf' A4E. ri 1tIl; ANb N. CAPITOL
we have seen; beautifully built and
in perfectly immaculate condition
6 rooms and bath plus lovely paneled
rec, rm.; fine neighborhood with
ssSss sse s1ss5S aNR s. 5of PHI fqIf1
LIPS; DI; l411; ewes. and SUN.
nj fSn fIEAsASr-Hom. H M and Ie invest.
ment-Three apts,. plus finished
:ssT sSsn liS sfDs nsi 1s 11es%
sfssllfns Eiss sxNGsn 9sneiRs soalsY 81 y ls' e
OIL 1895: ewes. 10 s-9647 =.
TOWN H0USE-In embassy section
Kept home win Interest only ,th'
type Of person who desires to liv'
graciously with plenty Of room fo
family and entertaining. Fireplace!
and paneling alone make this hous'
features MSTsn sefnf IS the O. sms s nan
SeRnsUn SeR Slth WI fsprfaii sfIf With ff Taos Mfs
PHI LIPS. Wo: 1900.
cSESER Sa RI BRIck Biat d. eaSsse SsdTo0ms Can an B
handled with Teas: cash. LoUi'
M. iSth AND sPRiNG RD.-Lovel
2.story brick; ,;.S, rms, ,Gn dos.dr baths; z
tie estate. LOUIS RUDDEN, EX
Low boWN PAYMENT. srishtwood
3-unit conv. row brk.; for sale b
owner: 81 $50. SH. S742; OIL. 81 AZ
30
1915 GALLATIN ST.-very large an
Convenient location; includes den 8
6edrm. and bath on 1st a.; 5 bed
rms. and 1l1 baths on 2nd dool
kuTe. beautifully .modernized kit
$500 down. balance on hbers
3. afn PHILIPS. 81. All: ewes. ca
Evening star., 1952-07-15
ARLINGTON VA

Vicinity Of Glebe I'd. and Lee blvd
2-bedroom semidetached brick, ]
bath. full bsmt.; $125 per mo. Conv
70 Pentagon. Call BOSS d PHELPS,
INC, MA. $500. III
Evening star., 1952-07-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LIQUOR STORE, NV. location, sales
in excess of $500 q week; long
term lease available; air-conditioned
store. no renovation required; priced
Tor immediate sale. Box S5-B. Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-15

CORNER LIQUOR restaurant, down.
town, OPP. bus terminals; air-cond.;
consistent money maker; about
$4,000 cash handles, balance ar
ranged. BOB HOLLANDER, ex-
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 0743.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
VACANT

VACANT
In good S.E. location. Q story brick
Of 2 bdrms. and liv. rm., din. Tm.,
kit, tile bath, fun hsmt., nice I'd,
near bus and stores, 8 years old.
$l2.b00 with S2,500 down. To zee
A. A. CAROZZA co.
3412 Minn.. eve. s.e. 10. z-0040
Evening star., 1952-07-15
COLORED
NEW BRICK HOMES

!. bedrooms. full basement: excellent
location in Capital View; schools,
ton; 5000 down to qualified vet
Grams; S75 per mo. includes every
thing. Come to 131 49th ul. me-,
to inspect our model house. Open
from 4 to 8 weekdays and Q to 8
week ends. Only 8 left. 80 you
Evening star., 1952-07-15
FOR RENT
RIGGS PARK
FALLS CHURCH

o0s Rose Lane. Columbia Pines. Un-
usual 4-yr.-old home with living
room, dining room, kitchen, bed
rooms. 2 baths, maids room; at
tached garage, full basement. All
large rooms with unusual amount
closet space; 20 minutes D. c. S1S5
per month EA 21&3 17e