davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-05-13
BOATS

R6-FT. STEELCRAFT, 115-h.p. Chrys-
Ter marine engine. Price, $3.50.
MR.. DAVID GILPIN, TU. 2-4lOs.
CHRIs-CRAFT SIT. sailing dinghy
peri. cond.. complete; make reas.
offer Phone JE. 4-4l55. -16
CHESAPEAKE BAY SKIPJACK, 25
it.; dependable day sailer on the
outboard auxiliary; sleeps two; fully
equip; large, open cockpit. Located
South River in Selby Bay at Capt.
Psws0RS nsSt RiSsr sea- %d roy OWNER Phone p:
1s-FT. INBOARD RUNABOUT; rs
hp gray sOGdb lines Hs a. years dsT old oHe
leak. sunk and been raised. Terrific
steal at $3.50. NO. 7-6035. Ia
14-FT. TROJAN de luxe Sea Queen,
and 14-h.p. Evinrude; new cond.;
eompl. equip; $3.50 cash. Or sell
separate. RE. 7-0265, EXT. no..
&11, 900 FIBER GLASS de luxe cabin
cruiser, built 1851 by. Beetle Boat
Co. Will be sold at bargain. Spe-
cial equipment not found on average
boat: Bendix DR-9 depth recorders;
Constavolt; Chargeator; Ship-to-
shore telephone; Chrysler Crown en-
mention. Perfect condition. Reason
for selling, owners health. Boat
stored on shore. Can be seen at
Kellam's Railway Chesapeake Beach.
Md. Call owner at North Beach
36I2, or DI. 7-1311.
FAST, EXPERT SERVICE. Outboards.
All makes. Sales. service, parts
CENTRAL OUTBOARD CO.. 45O Eye
st. NV, Ma. S-022l.
CENTURY, mahogany cupboard. with
25-hp. Johnson; de luxe model,
loaded with accessories; used 8
hours. Cost 81 300 last year. Bar
gain. 10. 2-O400.
SELECT LIsTINGS; 1885 26-ft. aux
iliary sloop. sleeps. 2, ready TO CO.
$4,000; 1910 soft. Owens Chrys-
Ter engine, sleeps 4, dinghy. extras,
S4,950; 1851 33-ft; Owens, twin
engines radio. telephone, dinghy
many extras, $3.50; 1941 67-ft
in Diesel Elco. one OF the hnest
yachts avail, S65.000. Hundreds OF
other listings.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
Yacht Brokers
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.. RE. 7-4797
JUST ARRIVED!
New MARTIN AQUAMATIC TWIST
SHIFT OUTBOARD. ONE-HAND
CONTROL OF SHIFT, SPEED,
STEERING! History making. full
OPEN TONIGHT FROM 2 TO 10
DAVID B. RITCHIE
Ritchie. Md. 10. S-44S0
Evening star., 1953-05-13

R6-FT. STEELCRAFT, 115-hp. Chrys-
Ter marine engine. Price, $500.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

tin 40 4-dr.; S495. Austin as 4
dr.: S445. JACK PRY. estab. 1923,
14th and P NV. -15
AUSTIN 81 4-dr.; dark grey, heater;
EQUIP, blue Leather trim. Very eco eco
FTig nG%ca montb SaS2 4rsn das sTs4abtea
HILL Hill 4 SAND sANDERs: '''H WASH Oldest
NV, AID. 4-43oO. Giant indoor
AUSTIN ij!STrSOiti I54e; this cute little number
holstery, radio, four speeds forward
and is just the thing for that End
car you have been wanting; $3.50.
See It t0ts to-day "a at WILLIAMS ! a &
excel ceRd.: $sS5. Many ass
through '52s now available at low
cost. MANHATTAN AUTO K-F. INC.
Your direct Austin Of England sales
and service. both sides Of 7th at r
st; NV. NO 7-27OO. Established
BUICK AZ Roadmaster sedanette:
Spruce green, good tires, radio,
heater, seat covers and vent shades.
Mechanically Al. Pass inspection;
ARI1NGToN CORP. aoi5 N. Moore
st., Rosslyn, Va, IA. 5000. Ia
BUICK 40 Super conv. club coupe:
r.. h., new top new seat covers; ex-
eel; mqtqT and mTahs finish; S3a5a 3a5aa $45
hwy, ia. 2-2OS8. -13
BUICK 40 Super conv. coupe; black
with red leather; mint. cond;;
Sl,Is7. JACK PRY, LTD, est. 1928.
Rk TIN ana a4p "a s,,ner aSe se sedanette Dyna
balance due; S699 full price. WILL
LIAMS, 200l Nichols ave. Sc. --15
BUICK 1947 conv.; fully equip, r. h.;
S695. ia. 2-9159 after $3.50 pm.
BUICK AT 4-dr, Super; r., h, custom
sssi seveT Fun price sres s54 kn& aGSHs
MOTORS, 1901 M st: NV. ME.
BUICK so late de luxe Special Sc
Giy' tionaliy q good O mechanically: me- clean
inside and out; SI,I95. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1346 Que st. NV
BuiCK 81 Roadmaster Riviera sedan;
covsrs snC Wv w. tires See 0is1 a8d drive
to appreciate s. sos. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV,
BUICK 1850 1850 Special e-dr. sedan; r,
Carries e. dsEk our famous n ssee
tee. Special. S1,145 ARCADE pom
TIAC, l437 Irving st. NV. AD
BUICK 10 Super convertible: r. h.,
sDGFy SsPeE 4Sa4 81 1SS Mjs MCNEIL sEs In a5sss sgs
BUICK 1947 Super 4-dr.: really a
dream car, with the appearance and
condition, that will meet up with
the finest qualities desired. Fully
equipped, tires like new. Small down
payment. RE. 1896. l3"
BUICK SO Skylark conv.: this hard
to-get custom model has power
steering, power brakes. 300-h.p. en-
S5.36S. will sell S4.975, or trade
late model Cadillac. Call NE. S-7293.
Buck lrGG , '4s e Z; super 4-door sedan, light
gray finish; car in excel cond.: will
stand riding inspection, completely
equipped: an excel buy; as low as
$S down S6e5. HANDLEy;FoRD'
BUICK so Riviera Roadmaster sed.: !:
equipped; maroon. WV. tires:
$1,000. owner. Phone Ho: 3
BUICK 1850 sedanette: lustrous green
finish with radio heater Dynaflow
drive: truly beautiful car through-
SAD:1ESLAc.oLpsMoBihE eai: co ISM Edh co. 1pi!9a 1s2a
222nd st. NV. ST. 3-o6O0.
BUICK 80 Special 4-dr.: r, h., de-
froster. Dynafiow, seat covers: excel.
cond. throughout; S1.095. must sell
10. 1925; ewes. to .. Ia
original .ad black good .,s motor nice
Wash. BROAD STREET iFoTdi.
| 1901 W. Broad st., Falls Church,
Va, JE. 2-5100.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

Also
So Demonstrators at substantial re-
ductions-new- title and guar
antee:
24-ton pickup.
34-ton stake.
8-paSSenger suburban.
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M st. NE. ME. 8-0505
Evening star., 1953-05-13
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS Of all
makes of cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. q ".
ST 3.7100
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA. 81 %
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibleS and hard tops
MCNEIL (Studebakerl 40S4 Wis.
consin ave. EN- 3-72S6
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
Late modes and prewar Drive in
with title for more cash or will pay
of balance WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis. eve, NV EN- 3-0l4l
Evening star., 1953-05-13
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE BROKER wants in
diNduals to buy and sell houses for
speculation. $4,000 can show $500
return every 90 days. Box 301-G,
Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Wanted Immediately

Ten clean cars daiIy, 80 to '53
models until we supply the demand
from our Southern dealers Top
cash prices paid We handle all
title details. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
l345 Que st. NV, DU. 7-SS00.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Coal Gas AffIicfs Il
In Apartment House

Coal gas, backing up from a
blocked fiue, sent IL persons to
hospitals from a 16-unit apart
ment house at Z Eighteenth
street Sc. last night.
All were treated and released.
The apartment janitor, Ben
janlin v. JAWS, said he detected
the gas as early as 6 am. yes
terday and summoned a repair
man after warning tenants. He
said the workman arrived at
pm. and he, MIR. JAWS; assumed
, the situation had been corrected.
Those treated. all colored,
were:
Mrs. Charles N. Hall, %: her
three children, Bernadette, 6.
Charlene. Q, and Michael, q;
Blanche Evans. "a, and her son.
Robert, S, and Mrs. Nellie Whit
aker, 43, of 1928 Hopkins place
Sc. who was visiting.
Also Mr. JAWS, his daughter
Joyce. 6 months: Susie M. Paul.
90. Mary Braswell, 10. and June
Evans. 6.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Scientists Call Probe
Al Monmouth Threat
To Defense Research
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-A group
of atomic researchers asserted
yesterday that Senator McCar-
thy's investigation at the Fort
Monmouth IN. j. radar labora-
tory threatens "the research
which supports our national de-
fenSe." @@ B
The Council of the Federation
OF American Scientists said in a
statement the Mccarthy in
quiries conceivably could result
in a net gain for those who work
against the interests of the
United States"
1t claimed that widespread
suspensions at Fort Monmouth
and resultant weakened morale
at the laboratory have indicated
a trend among some scientists
to seek work elsewhere.
See Disruption of Work.
The Fort Monmouth labora-
tories are an essential factor in
the development of the conti-
mental radar defense network,
the scientists noted in asserting
that the investigation threatens
to disrupt work there.
Investigations which are
characterized largely by sensa-
tional headlines and wholesale
suspensions can. by crippling our
defense research, actually re-
suit in a net gain for those who
work against the interests of
the United States" the council
said.
The federation was formed
shortly after World War II by
the merger of local groups of
scientists who had worked on
wartime atomic projects at
Chicago, Oak Ridge, Tenn, and
Los Alamos. N. Mex. a spokes-
man said. Most of it's members
are in atomic research.
Accusations against a number
Of Fort Monmouth employees, now
under suspension, were based
largely on scanty evidence, the
groups policy-making council
contended.
Morale Called Low.
Suspensions at Fort Monmouth
shave hit hardest among the top
scientists" the council said.
sand morale is low among the
professional staff. Seven out of
20 section heads in one of the
three main laboratories have
been removed from their jobs"
mo charges of actual espio-
mage or subversive activity have
been made against any of the F.. :.
implicated employees" the state
ment said.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Body Of Oystermon
Found in St. Murys

State police at Waldorf. Md,
reported today that the body OF
a 49-year-old oysterman has
been recovered from the St
Marys River near Drayden, St,
Marys County.
He was identified as Milton
Smith, colored. of Drayden. The
body was found yesterday by
Ross Clayton, colored. also of
Drayden, near the spot where
Smith fell from an oyster-t tong
ing boat on November 16.
Evening star., 1953-11-30

bound to open the diary to such
unknown petitioners"
The late Secretary Of the In
terror, his widow further de-
clareS, felt that 1t was an obliga-
tion implicit in his position in
the Government to keep such a
record of proceedings and con-
sequences. She tells inquirerS:
Many proposals of formal
biographies of Harold have been
submitted, but I have not en-
couraged them. Harold him.
self was his best biographer.
His diary is a record of what he
thought and what he felt.
regard 1t t-as a mirror of the man
who wrote it. The portions
published in the first volume
are the marrow of the bone for
the years 1888 to 1886.
"some Going to Be Hurt"
Harold had no patience with
the Parson Weems variety of his
tory. and neither have I. Some
readers of the diary are going
to be hurt. That is inevitable,
and / believe that / can take
the dead cats. But hope that
the majority of readers will
grasp the philosophic values of
the book-the elementary ideas
and ideals that Harold recorded
day after day. and which were
the essential doctrines OF his life
and his work."
Mrs. Ickes yesterday disclosed
that the entire diary has been
mlcrofilmed and that the films
have been delivered into the Gus
tody of David c. Mearns, head
OF the manuscript division of the
Library of Congress.
The withheld or temporarily
suppressed parts are subject to
the wishes of their owner. If
she wants them published soon
they will be; if she wants them
reserved for 20 or 80 years, that
will be done-just as Robert
Todd Lincoln held back Presi-
dent Lincoln's papers and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson is restricting
use of her husbands papers.
Mrs. Ickes is working every
day on the two volumes already
shaping up to follow the first
volume, published today.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Government Union
Switches 10 Clio

The American Federation Of
Government Employees local un-
Ion at Andrews Air Force Base
has ended its affiliation with the
AFL and switched to the CIO,
1t was announced today.
The local is AFGE Lodge 1866.
1t will be known in the future
as Andrews Chapter 1866 of Gov
ernment Workers Union. Local
No. /, CIO.
The switch is another round
In the fight Lodge 1865 has had
with officers of the AFGE. The
lodge accused national officers of
the AFGE of union busting
tactics" in a blast at National
President James A. Campbell and
Vice President Lawrence j. VAIN
wright.
Mr.. Campbell suspended Grant
o. Reese as president of 1866.
Mr.. Reese said today. THE
C1O has assured our local union
OF the strong representation of
union members that we found
lacking in the AFL."
He said a committee of the
lodge had been authorized at a
meeting of Lodge 1866 on No
vember 16 to deal with the CIO.
Arrangements for changing the
affliation were completed yester-
day afternoon. he said.
Local No. of the Government
Workers Union has groups at
Freedmen's Hospital, the State
Department, Labor Department
and the Veterans Administra-
ton, an official said.
At the AFGE national Office it
was said Mr.. Campbell has re-
ceived no official notice of Lodge
1056S action and had no COM
ment.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Anderson DiscIoses Work
On Bases in PHILIPPINES
sy the Associated Pres.

MANILA. Nov. 30.-Secretary
of the Navy Anderson said today
American naval bases in the
Philippines are being strength
ened because the islands are
regarded as exceedingly i'm
portant to the defense of the
United States"
Mr.. Anderson is on a brief
tour of United States naval in
stallations in the Far East.
He told a news conference the
United States is concerned with
Philippines defenseS" and has
started a project to enlarge the
subic bay base northwest of
Manila.
The secretary and his party
plan to leave for Formosa. Japan
and Korea Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
More Of Ickes Diary Coming;
Some Are Going to Be Hurt

The second volume of 'The
Secret Diary Of Harold 4. Ickes'
will be published in April or May
and the third volme next fall.
Meanwhile, the widow of the
late Secretary of the Interior
Mrs. Jane Dahlman IckeSa al
ready is being asked: "What
about the parts of the first third
of the diary which have been
suppressed? When will they be
available to the reading public?"
Persons who have made this
inquiry have been told that por-
tions of Mr.. Ickes' journal which
are being held back for the pres
ent probably will be released in
1878 OF 1888. Nothing actually
written by the man who called
himself "the Old Curmudgeon"
has been destroyed. The diary
is being kept intact. 1t was
turned over to the publishing
firm of Simon & Schuster last
summer. and excerpts from it are
being extracted by editors chosen
by them.
Acquaintance Not Indicated.
Who these editors are has not
been disclosed by Mrs. Ickes.
Their management of the availa-
BILE material suggests that they
were not acquainted with her
husband personally. This is in
dicated by obvious deletions for
which they seem to have been
responsible.
Mrs. Ickes herself. however,
laid down the basic pattern of
the editing of the diary. Her
husband left the manuscript
roughly 100 typed looseleaf bind
ers of ito her. She owns it.
and when it is delivered to the
Library of Congress for preserva-
ton in association with the files
of Mr.. Ickes' correspondence it
will be her gift to the Nation.
Whether the diary's author in
tended that it should be published
is debatable. Mrs. Ickes believes
that he did. She also says that
she is convinced that he would
have given her some sign of his
disapproval if he had been
opposed.
Certain pages Of the first
volume, however. appear to have
been meant for private reading
only. Close friends of Mr.. Ickes
have been surprised to see them
in print for public perusal.
Other Passages Suppressed.
Other pages obviously have
been SuppresSed-at least for
now-because they were too
intimate. Some even were
omitted because they might
have hurt innocent people need
lessly." Mrs. Ickes explains: Il
decided to publish Harold's
diary because I know that there
is a demand for his voice to be
heard. Letters have reached me
from citizens in distant places,
men and women who have asked
for his opinions, his views: and
it seemed to me that I was duty
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Geological Search
Makes Up Police Day
RY The Associniad Pros

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-Spring-
field police had to search in one
day for a poisonous snake, q
skunk and 200-pound eagle.
The skunk was killed. with
odorous results.
The snake slithered into some
brush and got away.
So did the giant eagle. It
was an iron lawn ornament
stolen from a metal company.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Prisoners Grow Turkeys
To Feed Stute Inmates
speeioI Dispoteh 10 The s.ur

HAGERsToWN. Md. Nov. 80.
The 1900 turkeys raised at the
State Reformatory for Males
near here this year are being
used to feed thousands of pris-
oners in State penal institutions,
Reformatory Supt. Henry Ray
mond said.
The turkeys are used not only
during the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holiday season, but
are featured in the menu at
other times of the year.
Supt. Raymond said it takes
SO big turkeys to feed a holiday
meal to the approximately $50
prisoners at the reformatory.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Church Minstrel Tonioht

A minstrel show will be pre-
sented at 8 o'clock tonight in
Holy Communion Episcopal
Church, 3640 Nichols avenue
S. E. Proceeds will go to the
church'S building fund.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Koreu Has $4,000 Lepers

SEOUL. = There are an esti-
mated $4,000 lepers in Korea
1919 are in leprosariums the
United States Army helped estab-
lish.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SUBURBAN VA.-3-bedrm mod. home
within - mi. Q. c.: small acreage
81 -BEDROoM unfurnished house in
Rockville, Gaithersburg, Sherwood
d. or Fairfax School area. Responsible
family. Possible future purchase.
Box 3SS-Z Star H.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

VERY VALUABLE established fran
chlse avail; $4,000 to $4,000 op-
portunity first year. plus automatic
edge of real estate helpful. Cash
required, $1,000. Box 491-A. Star
MODERN SERVICE STATION for
rent: good location: small capital
polls and Landover rds.. Cheverly
Md. Call WA. 7-S997. bet. z am. and
$40 pm. or JE. 1920. bet $50
BFAtTTTI' ~ saoP, T'i in m the heart of 5 Gar
S-53s 3 or NE. $4,000. -
BAR-GRILL. very good liquor busi-
Wo ns5s' SUBSTANTIAL iJet down payment.
GR6CERY STORE. 1927 Baltimore
blvd. College PIX. Md. At baresin
BEAUTY SALON. nicely furn,, air
half hF'i cssh I'T reqaired. ahe ma. ls' s-7sss oO
CHINcHMLAs-severai small herds. en
some with young: attrac. priced.
CREST CH1NCHILLA FARM. Fair,
DRUGsToRE. $3.50 dat low rental,
long lease; owner has other in
.tersstS; best offer: Ju: 5-4297. %
RESTAuRANT AND BAR; co!ored
down balance Si6o per mo. or
81 Ss'SOq 3 inf f ali cash: IL 7-9654 q. Il
BEAUTY SHOP Southeast section.
Tor sale. For details, Call 10. 3:,aS.ol, {,
RESTAURANT, liquor, food: large
private BANQUET room: $4,000
monthly business: Price. $40; 900:
t2oTouehfare. thor feSs IoW down Tsn'i payment. nqsy
DRY CLEANING STORE - DU
1-a1nl. between 4 and z pm. 13'
BAKERY, retail; must sell; $1,000; |
ssi2 So1d .e coup ,sa1 and I1eatioR To see
FOR RENT-Esso gasoline station. |
located in washington. doing |
30. 600 gallons a month; must have
substantial cash for stock. Furnish
past gasoline service experience. Box
SNACK BAR and lunchroom. doing
wonderful business. located in grow
ing shopping center in Langley area
near Silver Spg. Bareain at ST.
300; long lease RIPLEY & RoMER.
ROOMING AND TOURIST HOUSE.
heat free: 100 blk. Independence
ave. Sc. .(old B ST., across st. from
SoRRgfSsssiogal Gong res Library ,b, Eleven rms rms
$50 down, = EDWIN L, ELI Ellis, Stud ioIoI
BOOMING HOUSE. $500 down: Bilt-
more St. 1900 blk NV. Nine rms.
pvt. bath. 1st fir. EDWIN L. Ellis
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 1-5140.
POTATO CHIP MANUFACTURER rep
resented locally for Is yrs, has
franchise available in Washington
Write Box 3SO-Z, Star. ~"
Y-CLEANLNG TRUCK ROUTE
WANTED-Will pay top dollar for
established truck route; any section
7-9l1S or RA. 3-1655. 13"
FROZEN FOOD BUSINESS; nice
hours; rent. S35. Ii. 4-3026 or LII
3-9032 10 /
DELIC., BEER. patent medic. variety
store: excel location: long lease.
reas. rent. CO. 5-0043 for appt. |
-l5
Evening star., 1953-12-09
COLORED
A REALTY

n DEAO
Choice NV. section-Lovely, 6-rm.
brick home; garage, auto. heat, recr.
rm.; unusual good terms.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
ME. S-5454 RA 3-5A5A
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont.D
CoLORED-SPECIAL
VACANT-CORNER BRICK
ONLY S2Q5 DOWN

445 18th st. s.e.-Attrac. corner
brick. 6 large rooms; built on CEN
ter-hall plan. bath. Es-w.h.; newly
redecorated. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV. EX. 3-3400;
eyes,, Ia. 9-7760 or RA. 3-571l.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY TO SHARE with another lady
meals So week extra. TU. 2-67"23
YOUNG MAN to share with 2 other
men; recently redec. house. 1924
Va, ave. NV. Rent, $50 mo. Call
RE. 1-506a after $50 pm. Ill
ROOMMATES are leaving, so would
like l or > professional women to
and Conn. Day. NO. 7-2255, Ext. 80.
III
COLORED LADY wishes to share
lse. cor. det. home with garage
to cple. or persons: $50 mo. Call
after pm, AID. 4-732S. 10
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES SALE-N.E. Cont
BRENTwooD-COLoRED
2200 Blk. 10th st. NE.
S1 nm DOWN

Mod. brk. homes, consisting Of lge.
liv. rm, picture windows, din. rm,
all-equip. mod. kit, 3 bedrms., mod.
heat, hardwood fls.; refgr., range.
Ven. blinds incl. For appt., HU.
1886. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
COLORED
600 BLK. IRVING ST. NV.
FOR SUBSTANTIAL DOWN
PAYMENT, ONLY $4,000
2 MoDERN-sTYLED KITCHENS

Colonial front porch tapestry brick.
9 rms; floor Of porch is cement;
hardwood, floors. oil heat. long rear
from carline, 2 blks from school.
Try to see this house. Ii. 6-5604.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HILLMEAD-$19,50O
"a nm CASH

modern 3-bedrm. rambler
on attrac. level lot; liv. and din.
rm. comb, all-elec. kit. with brkfst.
spacei full bsmt. Call Mr.. Ineham.
Ma. S-40S0: ewes, OIL. 4-2142. J.
RUPERT MOHLER. Jr., Realtor.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

$14 950-Non-veterans can assume q
lge. 30-yr. loan on this lovely O.
bedrm. brick rambler In the Whea-
ton Hills SECTION. Full bSmt.;
Evening star., 1953-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

COLORED-VACANT-CLEAN
9O5 9th st. s.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo,
bsmt., gas heat. yd. Easy payments.
$3.50 dn. RA. 6-6912; MA. S-0223.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
SINNER SPRING

7-rm. brick Colonial at
lO615 Ga. ave-, lust south of Plyers
Mill .rd. For location and quality,
this home is hard to equal. Fenced
lot. with nursery planned garden
of $1,000 worth of permanent how-
ers and shrubs. Rear porch and
happy hours Of enjoyment. Call to-
day for appointment to inspect.
H. GLENN GARVIN
10. 5-4477. Ewes, JU. 7-6739.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ASSUME GI LOAN
SILVER SPRTNG

Near eoTo1s, st. Johns SnT1s School CHI Lovely brisk
firepl.; family-sized din. rm.; Ice.
kit. with breakfast bar and stools;
paneled heated recr. rm. in full
bsmt.. with outside entr. All this
on fenced. level lot. Non-veterans.
Assume huge GI loan at Az.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.

TRUE Evil w1LL1AHssuRG NsI0i' co1oHrAr &C; on
Distinctive, custom built, finest quail
ity, brick Colonial on unusually lge.
lot. Reception hall. lge. liv. rm.,
formal din. rm. and family-size din.
rm., den. powder rm., on 1st A.;
Z BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS. DEEP COILS
ETS ON IND FL; paneled recrea-
bsmt.: 3 f1replaces, fine paneling,
many UNIQUE custom features. Price,
S37950. Inspection invited. Once
open till 8.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

$14. 4.950-Brick. 2-bedrm. Colonial.
with full bsmt.. In close-in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
WOODMOOR
Your very best location for convienee
Of shopping, schools. churches
style; lge. liv. rm., full din. rm.,
luxury ALICE kit, Q bedrms. and
bath. 2 additional bedrms. on upper
floor. Screened porch, det. garage.
1mmed possession.
ASSUME CT LOAN
Your opportunity to purchase lovely
Payments only SS5 incl. taxes and
insur. Full bsmt.. equipped kit.
Owner moving, has priced below
market.
JU. 9-6440 TILL Q PM.
Woodside Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

-Four bedrms., Q baths. Only $4,000
down; 8 blks. from Walter Reed;
full bsmt.; new brick home. See 1t
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. $4,000 TILL IL PM.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
COUNTRY STORE
Chain Store Concession
CO 10E

UIs4 4OO
]. Money-back guarantee.
g. Permanent weekly income.
3. Check us with Dun g. Bradstreet:
4. We are members OF Chamber OF
Commerce.
3. Bank references furnished upon
request.
We have contracts with national
chain stores and various super
market chains to install COIN
OPERATED MUSICAL MERRY-GO-
ROUNDS FOR KIDDIES. No exper.
fence needed.
Earning possibilities, OF course. are
based on locations. We can only
say that our locations are tops,
profits are very high, and most i'm
portant of ALL only l hour a week
of your time is necessary to handle.
Reply. giving phone number. Box
13S-X Star TO-