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peet in some other form.

peet In some other form.
In the second place, the com.
liberalization of Christmas tende
70 reduce its pleasure, since the
real pleasure to be derived from
tne season comes from a spirit
OF giving - not getting - the
eception being the children who
expect Santa Claus to come thru
Tor them, as he does on Christ.
mas Eve night or early Christ.
mas morning.
Inc proper emphasis to place
on the Christmas season is a 70.
hglous one, and every American
-regardless of his faith should
keep this in mind. A full and
beautiful realization of the in.
SEPARATION Christmas should be
can be realized only through a
proper appreciation of the spir.
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never been widely and consist
emily presented to the masses.
This, combined with the active
effort of the Communists to dis
tort U. S. motives, has resulted
in the present world situation,
in which ignorant peoples sus-
pect the United States of agrees
sive intentions. There are many
others who have been neutraliz-
ed by the Russian propaganda.
To convince the world of the
sincerity of our desire for peace,
once again, President Eisenhower
stood before the United Nations
recently and proposed an atomic
energy pool for all mankind.
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IKE's U. N. PROPOSAL

President Dwight D. Eisenhow-
er has taken forward step in
his attempt to put the United
States on the offensive in the
propaganda battle with
the Soviet Union.
That battle, of course, hinges
on which country convinces most
of the rest of the world it actu-
ally seeks peace while the other
seeks to expand its power and
territory. While U. S. citizens
think the answer to that question
is so clear that further argument
seems useless, it is fact that
in many countries the truth has
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itual nature Of the observance

itual nature Of the observance.
The custom Of observing Christ.
mas Is now a combination of Gus.
toms which have come from Ger.
many. England. Italy and many
other countries, and combined,
they usher in a beautiful and
varied observance. When combin-
ed with a rededication of our
spiritual lives, they take on an
even more beautiful meaning and
give US the real meaning of
Christmas and its message for
all mankind - peace on earth
and good will to men.
There are many people in this
community, as Christmas once
again approaches, who are in
need in one way or another,
There are also many others who
can easily afford to give them a
helping hand but who 60 through
the year, week after week, not
having the time to give this prob.
lem their thought or attention.
We suggest that those who are
lucky enough to be blessed with
plenty enjoy this Christmas to
the fullest by following the
words of the Bible and realizing
that it is indeed more blessed
to give than to receive"
A little thought and a little &C.
ton in this direction will bring
the real Christmas spirit and pro.
vide more enjoyment and salts.
faction than all the profits that
are to be realized or gifts to be
received, this Christmas.
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derful Christmas season.
Miss Slough will be on vaca-
ton for the next month. We all
wish her happy trip to Califor.
mia.
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WEATHER REPORT

A Georgia farmer reports it has
rained so much since last Octo-
Der that 16-inch grindstone he
left out in the weather was re-
duced through erosion to the size
of a doughnut.
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Brains will never handicap a
girl as long as she conceals them
behind a pretty face.
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Uniform traffic laws are excel
lent. The big problem, however,
is to get drivers to obey them.
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Let no feeling of discourage
ment prey upon you, and in the
end you are sure to succeed.
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The only sign of toll that shows
on some girls hands is an en-.
gagement ring.
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American critics now rate
radio drama by the number of
listeners that take to the hills.
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Money may not bring happi-
ness, but it makes being miser-
able a lot more tolerable.
If you have genius, industry
will improve it; if you have none,
industry will supply its place.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS
Everyone in life has some kind
of racket, it seems, whether they
think so or not.
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Practically every wife finds the
perfect husband; he's married to
the woman next door.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAIRFAX TEACHER desires 6-rm.
house; rent or option to buy. Alex,
Shirley hwy. KI. 9-8369. 3
AIR FORCE COLONEL needs large l.
to grammar school, prefer Arlington.
Will pay S1S5 for right hHuSe. Ii.
5-670O, Ext. 1891 bet. and 3.
A. F. OFFICER. needs 3-bedrm.. un-
furn. home, in good neighborhood,
near elem. school, by Aug. 3: pref,
suburban Va. or acreage. Phone KE.
FAMILY, three adults. wants 3-bed-
u1farniShsd hSgSe f1ntSarsIfv On or 6s
PARK preierTed; Wo: $685.. 8.
WANTED. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. unfurn;,
long lease; by naval of1cer; excel;
sIisor Ssre suara9teef prefer bE w WHo9FSw con
slider any suitable area; reasonable
rent. TIE. 6-5673. 81
HOUSES NEEDED. unfurn. $50 to
5000: D. G; and Nd. oo,,
EXcEPTioNAL CLIENT viii pay ST.
600 ner month for nicely furnished
house with garden. Must be close in
Call Mrs. Dixon of JAMES L. DIX
ON & CO.; 81. 3-720O; ,,
Hd1d te TO- exchanse fmq eSm use Of home
3 RYRNEs. sSE9a a4iA '4i "CRT Forest It Rills DR..
Tampa, Fla.
WE HAVE good clients who would
like to locate in the following areas:
(3N Beverly Hills-Russell I'd. area.
Three bedrms. S175 to 5000. BY
Sept. ].
G4l Three -bedrm. Colonial or ram
bier in Arlington. Sl35-Sl5O. By
Aug 80.
U0 Three bedrms. and maids quar-
ters with minimum of full baths.
Mr. bus 70 Pentagnn. S200-S225.
B. Sept. !.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 1880
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNocKBURN ;7;,,,T,S hovely, fsS fStOTy Gg
Spacious wooded lot. s0x19o, ad-
living living room, dining room, kitchen,
inclosed porch, powder room; second
oST, foo: beeGOOPf; een PPfH;1aps Rata; cANBsY caAlNSBsSY
eF'fTi & Fuller. INC. ST. $1,000, i0l2
e1ASNSRSoGKBURN SSS s.; n;Ti ESTATES - Nearly
IL acre lovely, Handicapped corner lot
in this restricted restricted SUBURBAN PIts storv sHmv
tile powder room. huge screened
porch, 3 large bedrooms, baths;
out-of-ground paneled clubroom
opening onto rear ga! sia!roen;d 4aduced o%neto II
S3s. $50. FRANK S.. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-I41l; ewes. LO. 4-7444. 80
BETHESDA-New brick rambler. y
bedrms.. liv. rm.. f1repl., wonderiul
kit. din. space for 9. Out tnis-
world bsmt. Lovely lot; Lot; IN =, paFS- ah6
Real fine buy. Only $3.50 dn. and
mo. pymts. less than rent; WGS WnS
rent? OIL. 4-0070; ewes. EN-. 2-50o@
BETHEsDA-Attrac... center-entr. 2.
bedsm .nhnGi4;dn lhna;tn sres scTssped npms; porch h
recr. rm. with fireplace; stairs to
Beautiful, level lot, 1872 #. deep
This one can be bought right. re
inspect call ME. S-1143 till pm
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN INC
BETHEsSA-1deal EfHHifESssfS;A1dl home for family
living. Bsmt., recr. rm., 2nd hv.
rm., den. or lge.. bedrms. and bath.
on 1st f.; 2 bedrms. and bath, on
BETHESDA - 1st offering. Brand
lge. Cape Cod. slate roof, ground
level daylight bsmt.. and extra-lge
porch, both swept by cool breezes
d ROck cFeek geS Ta PaTR 5speet css5n1s es o
white house: 8 bedrms.. Ia baths,
attic. lge. mirrored liv. .rm.. den. sep.
din. rTn.. equip. kit, full bsmt.. auto.
fenced oSaTi gSaTd; immed; Dsss; EosS 81, ,79sSG; 80
BETHESDA-S15, 15,75O-3-bedrm., l.
bath prewsr brick-and -shingle home.
Located in very desirable area. Close
to schools and transp. Liv; rm; with
Lear gar. An outstanding value.
Ewes, cali OIL. 2-9346. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 4-1266. al
BETHESDA (Edgemoor)-Attrac. 8
bedrm. 2 bath immac. home in nice
section nr. schools. shopping. Edge
moor Club and NH. Reception hall
liv. rm., din. rTn., den, lge. mod. kit.
pantry. Nice level lot with summer
house and garage. Owner will take
back lse. lst trust. Reduced to
co. EN-. 2-2326 til pm. -31
BETHESDA Gux Manorl-Charming
house on ] acre. .200-ft. frontage,
240 deep. Lovely trees and shrub
berry. liv. rm. with f1repl.. din. rm..
spinet kit. with laundry el. 2 bed
rms. and bath down, and 2 extra
lge. bedrms,; upstairs 15x1S and
15x26. Many other nice features,
S2S.9 $50, Call BOGLEY's. PO. 2-61 81
KNoLLS RAMBLER. LEs.
liv Fm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
kit. with. table space; full bsn1t
Fenced I'd. Priced low at S15,950.
Near ST. Johns School. Mr.. Haueter,
JU. 6-0162, cox q CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE
KIRKSTDE.
A SOUND INVESTMENT

An extremely well-built home In this
unsurpassed area; 2-story det. brick
Colonial. sitting on well-land-
Scaped lot 14O IT. wide, affording
much privacy; bedrmS. and
baths on End ffr., den and powder
rm. on 1st mr.; full bsmt., with
year-round rec. rm. and flrepl.; det.; /;
By % apt. % only. Once open It'll O"i' g.
E. M, FRY. INC. OIL. 2-8700
Evening star., 1953-07-30
SILVER SPRING

FIRST-FLOOR BEDRM. AND BATH
Det, brick. 4-hedroom., 2-bath Colo
nial: ! years old; immac. condition.
Close TO schools. transp. and shop
ping. First A. has nice size liv. rm.
with fireplace din. rm,. kit. with
space for breakfast table. . bedrms,
and bath; 2nd A. has = bedrms. and
bath. Excellent closet space. Full
basement, tiled floor. Attrac., large.
level lot incloSed with Anchor fence
only. EN-. $4,000 til 9 pm. W. B.
WRlGHR.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

1St FLOOR BEDROOM AND
POWDER ROOM
A. 5-yr. -old brick Cape Cod. on level
lot so IT. wide, most cherished
a separate din. rm., fully equipped
modern kit, bedrm. or den and
powder rm. on 1st FIR; 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath on 2nd; full bsmt.,
gas heat; a wonderful value at
$17,S50, with terms to suit. once
open til 8.
E. M. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-87OO
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST FINEST SECTION - 6
lge. cor. fenced lot for your children:
trees galore. May consider trade.
gnderpriced at S1s.950. OWNER
sS2PEEY nj slS777i TERRACE. conv. Boiling, %ah
NIL. Nd.F., ,AndrewS-well kept
3-bedrm.: semidet. brick; full, dry
bsmt.. de luxe kit, dishwasher.
disposal unit; many extras; rock
sSstSRi SWSER. q s52;s99ll SOFAS s1'sOo down,
mentsl; clean. 2-bedroom; stove,
refrigerator. screens. storm sasheS,
Oil heat: immediate possession.
ssG ssstors, s k1HS z1T0 S1h Sshoi. EU ave- eaSoi
Sc. OWNER LEFT CITY-Must sell
2-story brk. Semidet., 3 bedrms.; red.
to Sl1, 800. sub. cash. Nr. stores,
bus. schools. McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9.
DETACHED Cape Cod brick. / ".
f1repl.. garbage disposal and fan,
garage, rec. rm. Nr. Branch and
Pa, ave. Sc. and cony: to pare arc
s ssif aR aRd PGSsHSsassEh RHsis sfaS9l: Sf$eSG
sEMTDETACHED s-RM. BRICK. mr..
Pa. and Alabama aveS. Three bed
rooms, modern tile bath. liv. rm..
a; heat. ii PRICE. k s1s,7so: W GS' low Hs down own
payment. r. A. HUMPHREYS, sos
N. Capitol ST., MA. s-5020; ewes.
eLFAMILY tp; 114s71j DEr. STONE BUNGALOW
on lge. level lot. Mod. 2-bedrm. apt.
for owner and fully equip. 1-bedrm.
apt. with pvt. entr. Rented at S65
mo. Mr.. Harris, ALDRE, INC, LU.
4-O747 ewes, LU. 1-7126. 81
det. homes. all brick. Assume lge.
GI loans. Mr.. Harris. ALDRE, INC;
BARGAIN; new section; semidetached
brick: vacant; rms. and IA baths,
recr. rm.. gas a.-c. heat. Large lot;
$1,000 down. FISCHER, OIL. 4-7sSS.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

have been sharing my home leaving
for California July 90. Is there
another similar family seeking a
home? EN-. 3-S6S4.
VICINITY WHEATON,, MD. - Will
Low rent. LO. 5-S354, after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

coLoREp-Musr SELL TO-DAY
IN HEART OF NE. WASH.
h.-wh., storm wind; fun bsmt. with
lovely paneled rec. rm. Only S1,25O
down. Call till pm.
COIN & LEVINE, HO. 2-362O
Evening star., 1953-07-30
N. CLEVELAND PARK
BY OWNE,

by OWNEh
So. 900 down. balance like rent 1925
37th st. NV. Semidet. brick, 2nd
floor. bedrms. and , baths. Storage
attic with fan; lst floor, living
rm., fireplace. dining rm., den and
lavatory, large modern kit. semi
finished rec, rm., fireplace. laVatory,
gas h w h.. gear garage. EN-.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK;
Colonial home containing 4 bed
rooms. baths, delightful living
room. dining room. kitchen, porcn'
built sarass gas snns,e nm vranspor- neSt
tation. shopping and all schools;
To inspect, evenings call RA. 6-5a24
or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. I'll All.
AMERICAN UNIV. -bedTm.,
brick Colonial With slate rSoi; rS; close Sc
11ii4xii14Tj, ise. i kit. with space for
breakfast nook, side porch; 2nd n.
3 twin-sized bedrms.. pathS'
finished 3rd A.; spacious full 2Smt; p. 4.
Tarape, Don't miss this one. and
All for S22,950 in this most desir-
able section. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-3;
pet., 4;;bedrm., 2-6ath,v v.,enx eenteribna1l cbnnl
dous liv. and din. rm. plus large sun
parlor and small den on 1st 4. only
S27:5o0, To inspect; cal NE. NE
AGGEEkkfM6AN GEkfM6AANN Univ. Univ PARK SiiI9's 'AsREA-First
presentation of this delightful brick,
split-level Colonial home, nearing
Completion. not far of western ave-,
on the Maryland side. FINEST ma
terials and workmanship. Wide,
center hall lge. sep. din. rm,. huge
fully equipped kit; paneled hv; rm.,
approx. l3x23: powder rm., 3 lovely
bedrms., full tile bath. bsmt. lge,,
level lot in a fine conv. neighbor-
hood. THERE SHOULD BE A FUSS
OVER THIS ONE AT So, 800.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DI 7-lill;
BERKELEY, 4713 Berkeley TER. NV.
Open daily. ) to 2. Beautiful. bie.
brand-neV- 4-bedroom residence OF
finest quality. high on Quiet circle
with gorgeous views across Potomac
Valley. Includes lib. and Law. l5X35
ahove-ground recr. rm,; controlled
community, of FoXhall rd., few
min. from downtown Reservoir rd
TO Macarthur blvd. IN v St. right
to 4Sth st. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
01. 5-14ll; evenings, WO. 6-4754
Evening star., 1953-07-30
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
2-FAMTI,Y HOITSE
KENT

A delightful home featuring COM.
TEN BY CARTIER, containing cen.
ter hall spacious living room anc
dining room overlooking rear gar.
den. study, powder room and mod.
ern kitchen. There are 5 bedroom:
and 3 baths. Entire property is il
new-house condition. Call Mrs. Car
ter, MA $4,000; ewes. and weel
ends, EN-. 1854. BOSS L. PHELPS
INC, 1417 K st. NV. Exclusive
Evening star., 1953-07-30
ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING-$19,95O

SILVER SPRING-$19,95O
We have just listed a brand-new g.
bedrm. brick rambler in very con-
venient location, with full bsmt.,
built-in garage and maids rm. This
is an excel. buy, so call quickly.
SILVER SPRING-$15, $50
Here is a pretty 3-bedrm. rambler.
nearly complete, on a huge corner
lot; full bSmt with straight-in entr. !;
ideal for doctor or dentist. Excel
financing. incl. Gil available.
SILVER SPRING-$18,5 500
Would you like one of the incest
white brick Colonials in the Frank
lin-Flower ave. sector. Excel. financ-
ing. Large-sized screened porch,
full bsmt., beautiful grounds. See
this one Immediately.
PARKWOOD-$12,950
We have pretty 2-bedrm. bungalow
with full bSmt. and rec. rm.; rear
yard oVerlooks park. You won't
beat this for location or payments
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. s-5757 Till o PM. Daily
-2n
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcons.)

La SALE PARK-Delightfu massive
brick Colonial In superb condition
lovely decorations; 3 twin-size bed
paneled recreation room, screened
back porch, slate roof. gas h.-w.h.
garage; terrific value at S19.950
VIM. r. HUGHES. AP. 7-140O I'll
ARMY IH' OFFICER desires a-bedroom S
home in good neighborhood; $40, ,0OO-
$4,000. half cash. No agent. Write
: to Box BOOM, Star. d
ATTENTION MEDICAL PROFESSION
Have Q lovely, 4-bedroom. brick home
near the new Providence Hospital
The owner leaving town and would
consider selling 1t on rental contract
Call MT; Martufi, LA; 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

SIS DOWN. SO-YEAR GI LOANS
brick ramblers. SI3.7bo to S1S. .45O.
din. rms. GE kits. sMoLEN. Resitor,,
new, SRI5 BRICK RAN RAMBIER; SI SGSt S1s' t95O4
a level lot with tall trees; 8 bedrms.
bath. large de. luxe kit, liv.-din.
rm. comb. full bsmt. Not in q
DEVELOPMENT. F. A. TWEED CO.,
!NcSs HNSSao 0S14 f,9, Conn. ave. NV EN-
ATTENTION HANDY MAN for the
larger, family. older home with bed
rm. den. inclosed porch and bath
on LIST hr;. 3 immense hedrms. and
ganTrHiGgss. On buSlins close IL silver
substantial cash. A. J. KEssIN-,
OWNER LEAVING TOWN Modern
rambler superlative 3-bedrm. con-
temporary designed by Charles M.
rated. S14.950; Az Gi Ist trust.
2615 Henderson ave-, Wheaton. Nd.
LO. 4-000S by appt. onlv. a
RAMBLER: bedrms. Piney Branch
rd. Call now. to see this 2-year-old,
modern, brick home; 2 blocks to
schools: excel. location. Large liv.
rm., fireplace. picture window, din.
rm., all-modern kitchen. dishwasher.
garbage disposal. refrigerator, range,
fan, incl; 3 bedrms., bath. Large
recr. rm. with law: drive-in garage.
Vacant; S19.950. Reasonable terms.
HU. 3-3316. CHAPMAN REALTY
Evening star., 1953-07-30
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Spacious older home. located deep
in the heart of Old Chevy Chase,
west of Conn. ave. on Leland. Wide
center hall entrance, large liv. nm,
fashioned kitchen, six bedrooms, 2
lovely porches and beautiful rear
yard, full basement. garage. MUST
BE SOLD. Owner is leaving the
country. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mrs. Chatterton at KE. 7-04S2
or ST. $4,000, exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON co.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Bethesda a-KenS.-Sil. Spg.
BETHESDA

So. 900 down will handle this Colonial
firepl.. din. rm.. fully equipped kit,
paneled den; 2nd fl. has 8 bedrms.
and bath; full bsmt., gas heat. nm
ished rec. rm.: det. gar. level lot.
$4,000 first trust at 4To. Payable
S100 per mo. incl; principal inter
est, taxes and insurance. Ewes.
OIL. 2-OIS2. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC OI, 4-l9fifi -3l
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

OWNER TRANSFERRED
MUST SELL AT SACRIFICE. lovely
mod, semidet. 5-rm. brk, home. ga;
heat, recr rrn. OF South Dakots
ave, ne. Low down payment: low
monthly payments arranged. ST
3-9433, ia. 9-1750. 81
Evening star., 1953-07-30

Carroll Knolls Rambler
.-old brick and stone, on cor
lot. Large liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit. . bedrms.. bath. full
bsmt. with finished recr. rm. Total
price, $1S.750, excellent financing
ir Johnson. LO. 4-7017.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1953-07-30

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Real bargain in brand-new 6-rm.
rambler. Exclusive section nestled
Just completed. Reasonable terms
arranged Featuring full dining
room, large side screened porch,
extra fireplace in basement. ALL
electric kitchen. Call Mr.. HOL-
MEAD. LA. 6-6307, 6 to Q pm. 80
Evening star., 1953-07-30

NEW ZONE iv ksRsinstoR sRns4 5ssSht asiShts
iiv. rm., garage and plenty Of stor.-
$1,000 viii cover. Call Ju. 9-1349
CdTE a5ffE ! NEW 2 w. RAMBLER. ? bedrms or
optional 9 bedrm. and din. rm.,
lge. liV.. rm,, de luxe kit. room
enough for whole family to eat in;
full bsmt.: school and playground
fI9ss aHS1 b ESsrA4E AsFS75G. g. $500 Gn5} BAlNUM
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER,
GE range, refgr dishwasher. dis
posal. level cor. lot; direct, from
owner; $4,000 FHA approved. M.
school 1o2o1 ,, ParkToGd Ky ID rv19st DE
Phone JA' 5-5842 for appt. -3I
Mr.. SLIGO PARK-Charming 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, sep: din. rm;.
level lot with trees. Full bsmt: with
gomery Blair High School. 4. J.
KEssINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544;,
$1a,5OO-LOvELY clean brick bun
galow on level lot with shade trees
SINGER 81 ger 4 etSDOJtjoHS co.' JU. s-4544. 81
REASONABLEN-r -rm. house, full
bsmt., auto. heat and hot water,
comb. storm-screen windows; new
l943. col Wade ave-. Rockville
tRockcrest). Will show Sat. and
Sun, or write A. j. CEGAN, 13 Lin
coin ave. SO. Norwalk, Conn. 81"
FIRST TIME OFFERED-Charmi
4-bedrm., 21a-bath Colonial Liv.
recr. rm.; one of the best buys
we have ever offered Call Mr..
Ditto, ARDMORE REALTY CO., OIL.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
SPRING VALLEY AREA
Circle and Mass. Ave
5000 Worthington DR..
NNo1o e fonorlz DoiIxy

OpEIl, o 20 DdTK Daily
Williamsburg Colonial. Three bedrms
plus sewing rm and den: 2 bath:
UP; powder rm., scr. pch., dble. gar
One blk. Mass. ave-, city bus; mr.
schools Immed poss. Call Mrs
Wootton, WO. 6-8o72 or CO. 5-0475
FLORENCE v. CIUFFREDA
Evening star., 1953-07-30
FORT DAVIS AREA
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2 aptS.: 4 rms. and bath each
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-09-04
BLUES FETE REDS AT SA SUNDAY SCHOOL WIENER ROAST

4 weiner roast for the Salvation Army Sunday School, originally planned to take place at Eight Mile Point, as a result of action by "old man weather', turned into a party at the hall last Sunday af- ternon. The party was the climax to a four month Sunday school contest
 Divided into two teams, desig. mated as the Reds and the Blues. the conflict was a weighty affair Ounces were earned and recorded each week on respective red and blue thermometers, according to at tendance, bringing their Bibles. and bringing new corners.
 The Reds, explained by Johnny Wellons, defeated the Blues, led by Kenny Grover, by 15 ounces. As a result, the members of the Blues acted as servants for the Reds dur. ing the party.
 Thirty four youngsters participa.. ted in the contest and attended the party.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-09-04

and lubricants for farm machines, yield -boost- ing weed killers, roof coatings for barns, stock dips, detergents to keep milk equipment spot- less, bottled gas for refrigeration, cooking and heating they're all on the long list of items supplied to western farms by Standard And you. too, benefit from each new way Standard scientists increase the yieiI of farms . be- cause you may be one of the 15 people Mir. Corda feeds. Questions OF comments about our Company are allOays LOelcome. Write: Standard OH Company Of California, p. o. Box 3495-C, San Francisco, California.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-09-04
INTERNAL REVENUE FOR
 TAX DELEQUENTS

District Director William E Frank announces that Internal Rev. euue agents in this district have begun a drive to locate taxpayers "Ho are delinquent in meeting their requirement. 10 file lax I.. turns
 The drive 4 present k being conducted in Seattle and Tacoma bag in due c5u=e wtIH Ha as.aaH.# throughout tHe sta#a of Washington .and Territory of AIasEa This saa#.H for del.nqueuts is part Of national program instituted hs r s Com missioner of Internal Revenue r. Coleman Andrews.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-09-04
TO JUNEAU

Mrs. Ken Lokeu and infant Jeff here for Juneau las. Monday morn ing on the steamer AIautian after being in WHaasaI several months
 Nr. Loken has been stationed here for 0He summer as pilot Ior the Fisa and WudI.Ie Service. He expects 10 return 10 Juneau in about n week
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-09-04

Insect "bOH5er' demonstrates one of the ways petroleum helps make farms more productive and profitable. Airborne insecticides made by Standards subsidiary, California Spray Chemical Corporation, are so effective that they save western farmers millions of dollars year in crop losses. Othor petroleum prod ucts save tinse and labor =. for example, a tractor can work 10 acres in the time a team of horses takes to pFow two. We also had a hand in that, because Standard developed the first compounded lubricating oil that made high-speed diesels for tractors practical. Fuels