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Evening star., 1953-08-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDENS (Bethesda). (.
Priced to sell substantially under
neighboring homes; new. 3-bedrm;
Kentiled); 3 miles from Bank Of
Bethesda; Turn Fur right Iooe Of fn,uiHS GlS
fd GeoSfetGTAn1 MSfeANA11EN En- VA 'aGS as4s s
AMER UNIV. PARK AREA--Just
over D. c. line in Md; one of the
most charming homes we have ever
offered; delightful. brand-new. split
level Colonial. with real individu-
ality; fine materials. beautiful work
man manshtp zip Sh Wide centeThall efy II, plan Ian
prox. 13x23J, powder rm.; 3 nice
bedrms., out of -this-world kit. with
breakfast space. basement, fine level
lot: S23,500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS;
DI; 5.l411; eyes; RA; 8-5924. lie ,6
BETHESDA. NEAR in,.Nd,d NihTTine pifSn,6I big
transp.; trans 4 bedrms.. 8 baths; priced
low to sell. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
o.. .2-7007; ewes. OIL. 4-5709. -l5
AREA RAMBLER-S25.., /,
fsr, oTnsr Immeo ieayins poss fity yNEEsoS eSSS
BETHESDA-Beautifui brick Colo
nial; large tree-shaded lot: 6 rms,
Ia baths, paneled rec. rm.; nr.
schools, NH and Med. Center' wall
to-wall carpeting; good financing: !:
S22 800. OWNER, OIL. 2-4954: IT,
GREATEST VALUE -
First presentation of a grand. large
family home; beautiful stone and
brick construction. Heavy vari-
colored slate roof, center-hall plan
with real king-siZed rooms, incl.
huge paneled den on 1st a.; 8 twin
bed rms. 2 baths on 2nd f.: recr.
rm. with firepL.. Gear built
garage, all on a wonderful level lot
100xH25. on lovely street Of
comparable homes; S32, 500. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes, RA.
6-5924. lie
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-This brick
rambler built 9 years ago has wide
center entrance hall. large living
room, full dining room. exception
ally large all-electric kitchen with
breakfast space, utility room with
deep freeze and automatic washer
3 twin-size bedrooms, ga baths,
all on one floor: lower level has
large paneled recreation room, q
car garage and work room; flre-
places in living room and recreation
room. Priced for immediate sale by
original owner. Call Ju. s-es5"
after 9 pm. -16
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A beautiful stone home of elegance
and distinction, high ceilings, spa
c1ous rooms, center hail., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, solarium and porch on
ist f.: split-leyel library; 4 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd; finished Bird f.;
servants quarters in bsmt.; 3-car
sarage. Available Immediately. Ad-
ditional lot avail. INEz CUSHARD,
Paaltor EM O.dOQC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

MASS. AVE. AREA-Fine ramblers;
4 bedrms., ga baths, fully equipped
kit. dishwasher disposal; lge. I'm.
rec. rm.; garage; fenced yard; easy
terms.
Three bedrms., 2M baths, ground
level peneled rec. rm., maids rm.
and bath; screened porch; garage.
Other ramblers priced at S23.950.
S25,950, S31, 500. See today. Call
Mrs: Wootton. WO. 6-S972 or CO.
5-0475.
FLORENCE v. CIUFFRIDA
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CARROLL KNOLLS-3-bedrm. brick
bungalow. Well handicapped, storm
windows, fenced, full bsmt.. auto.
washer; nr. school; $16.950. JU.
5-0S7O -16
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, 221s 18th st.-Frame
semidet.; 8 nice-size bedrms.,. spac;
I'd. to paved alley: $3.50. specu-
lators invited. NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 10. 2-7655;
CAPITOL HILL, tourist house-Large
house, with 10 large sleeping rms.
with permanent people. Small cash
will handle. Call Mr.. Cross, LU.
co. Realtor, 1924 14th ST., AID.
CoNGREss HEIGHTS, s311 18th
pl.-Open SUM-. 2-6. Brick bung.;
9 twin-size bedrms., liv. rm. with
firepl., full bSmt.. Diet. gar. NEW
COMB REALTY SERVICE. 10.
THREEoBEDRM. BRICK sEMIDET.;
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath; full
bsmt.; awnings; fenced yard; very
clean: cony. to shopping and transp
PRICED low by owner. Sll.750. WE
BUNGALOW: = rms, including fin-
S' on 1st floor. Can Can Be ''I rented as S
separate apts. Oil heat. $4,000
sE.-oWNER 'p owner LEFT CITY-Must s sell
2-story brk. semidet.. 3 bedrms.; red
to S11.S0Q; sub. cash, Mr.. stores
bus, schools, MccUNE. 10. 3-6ss9
s1O.5OO-vacant. 2-bedrm. semidet
brick; Gath st. OWNER. Lu. 2-3769
81 900 DOWN for Washington Hish-
lands. 3-yr. -old, brick. 2-bedrm.
home, It features sep. sep; din: d':,dIni rmii'
Price IS Sll995. 10. 2-9569 or
TIA Q-0q2l
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
~~x~r~ ~A~- ~~~


cUsToM-BuMT HOME IN A MOST
SPRING. NEAR SLIGO CREEE
PARKWAY AND KSID ]
SCHOOL. LARGE CORNER LOT
8 BEDRMS.. 21a BATHS. LIv. RIM
WITH CUSTOM FIREPLACE, DIN
ING ROOM. COMPLETE ELECTRIC
KITCHEN INCLUDING LIFT. RE
FILL BASEMENT. PiNE-pANEIEi
RECREATION ROOM. 52-GALLOH
HOT-WATER HEATER, ELECTRIC
WASHER. DRYER, AND DEF
FREEZE. GARAGE. PRICED ONLY
S21.750 FOR QUICK SALE. EX
CELLENT FINANCING. CALL MIR
RALPH j. DUFFIE
BUILDER -REALTOR
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WESTGATE-OWNER
Quiet street. Newly redecorated, white
brick. Two blocks from excellent
primary school. walking distance
from Junior high. Center hall. large
living room with fireplace opening
onto screened porch overlooking
large fenced-in rear yard and gar
den Separate dining room. electric
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2H baths. full
ettic and basement, garage. OIL.
Altar, -16
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Don't Move, Don't Buy
Until you've seen suburban ROSE
HAVEN on the BAY. See Adv. Md.
Water Front Homesites: brick. ma
sonry homes. As min. from town.
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S7OO CASH-GI
$3.50 CASH-GI
3-REDRM. RAMBLER. RRK

S-BEDRM. RAMBLER, Blk
FIRST TIME OFFERED: NEAR COL
LEGE PARK; spotless 3-yr.-younl
rambler. new condition.; equipped
kit. incl. dble.-oven range. / 1T
king sized lot $50 x 200 it,, with
trees; only S14.50O. For full de.
tails, call Mr.. Milby. MA. $4,000
(eves., NO. 7-S52D.
FREDERICK w. HERENS SALES, INC
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S500 DOWN

RIGGS PARK-$13,950
one-year-old brick semldet.. in excel
cond.: 6 rms, mod. kit. 3 bedrms.,
ceramic tile bath, lst-fl. powder rm.
full bSmt.. gas heat; avail. at once
Call LEWIS BROWN, Ma. S-5740i
ewes FM 3-0561
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ILVER SPRING CORNER

2118 DAYTON ST.
(AT 10000 BLOCK GEORGIA AVE.
Comfortable 3-bedrm. brick home
with side screened porch. overlook
ing large lot; liv. rm., din. rm., mod
ern kit. on 1st A.; full bsmt. with
Bendix washer; gas heat, storm
windows and doors. Quick posses
easy terms. See this today. Call
Mrs. Neufeld, CO. 5-1733.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st., AID. 4-20o5
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CAPITOL HILL
Lovely little 2-bedrm. brk. house
just completely and exquisitely re-
stored. Price, S15,950. Call Ma.
S-3731 before 8 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL
APPROX S5. 600 CASH

BALANCE WELL FINANCED
Finest quality, custom built, 3 bed
rms, 21a baths, well planned. ex-
quisitely DECORATED nome d1s WI
LARGE ROOMS. Tremendous. WOODED
lot, quiet street of comparable and
more costly homes. NEAR SOMER-
SET SCHOOL, RECREATION CEN
TER AND FAST TRANSP. Excep-
tional property. Ofhce open Sat-
Sun. o.oo
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LOOK
6505 10Th PL.
CABIN. John PARK

OPEN SUN. TIL 8 PM.
S14,95O buys new brick-and-redwood
rambler; liv. rm. 14hx22 ~ f.; 2
bedrms., elec. equip. kit; din. rm.,
colored tile bath.
To reach: Out Macarthur blvd, one
block past Cabin John Fire Dept.
Turn right on 10th pl. to house.
E. r. BOYNTON
EN-. 2-Os00 EN-. 2-e492
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THE GABLES co.

1905 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
To Inspect These Homes, Call
IL 3:Ss6S LUi I-Ss42 %;t; DU 74Te7 yas
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o81o GATHER ct

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler: Q
full tiled baths, lge. equipped tile
kitchen with picture window; lge.
din. .rm.; finished recr.. rm. with
f1repl.; lot 70x116, fully sodded.
Priced S24,450 terms.
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28n7 COLERROOK DIR

Large liv. .rm.. din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
colored tile bath; spacious and very
well-euuipped kit; open deck, full
bath. Full price, $24,950. terms.
Evening star., 1953-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

2909 Dawson ave. AS
sumo GI loan payable SS2 per mo
2-bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt
ana ana windows: Ss1 scrssme9 % noschi Srf shaded s
lot with Anchor fence. See Sat. ano
Sun after l pm. 10. 5-1S74.
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IRETI- PLACE NE.
DETACHED BUNGALOW

apts.; income. 1925 per mo. S16,-
500 with S1,50O cash. Seen only
by appt. Call Mr. Lawrence, RA.
6-1063. JU. 5-7100.
CHESTER KELLER. REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-08-15
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
INSPECT AND COMPARE
56O2 28th PKWY.
27O3 COLEBROOK DIR.

Center hall, liv. rm., din. rm., 3
bedrms., PA baths. dream elec. kit; /;
2 fireplS., finished recr. rm.; at.
tached gar; $4,000. terms.
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BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-If you
want an all-brick rambler. practi-
cal floor plan. beautiful interior,
superb kitchen. full basement and
garage. Don't fail to see 413 North
west dr.. Call JU.. 9-0021 or see
one will get a splendid home. ROB-
H2rr IIEArER Aonrf la
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ZIU3 OOLEbNOOh DIN.
Designed for living; step-down liv.
rm., banquet-sized din. rm., lovely
kit, compl. equipped; 8 twin-sized
bedrms., 2h baths; well-planned
daylight bsmt.; S25,950, terms.
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont. J
HILLCREsT GEM

HILLCREST GEM
Won't take Q beauty prize but built
when they built the best; s lovely
rms. and bath, fine corner lot. bus
at door. Offers. OWNER. 10. S-5777
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

Andy Anderson, Houston CTeX)
sports writer who will receive an
award this summer as the Fish
erman of the Year, will attend
the Congressional baseball game
Friday night at Griffith Stadium
after being the guest with other
sports celebrities of President
and Mrs. Eisenhower at a White
House luncheon.
Andy, known for his work
among handicapped veterans. ex-
poets to arrive in Washington in
time for a visit to the Walter
Reed Hospital. where he will de-
monstrate some of the equip
ment he has developed to aid
amputeeS to take part III the
sport which draws more par
Elephants than any other.
The citation as Fisherman of
the Year will be presented at a
dinner in Chicago on August 8
when more than 1000 fishermen
from all parts of the country
will gather for the annual ban
quet of the SportSman'S Club of
America.
Many Concentrations.
In his work among veterans,
Andy has paid more than $50
Wits to hospitals and rehabilita-
ton centerS. for which work he
has received commentator
from the National Paraplegia
Foundation. Veterans Admins
tration. the armed forces. the
Canadian Legion, the Disabled
Veterans and others.
Among those who will attend
the luncheon at the White House
and the game in the evening are:
1t. Al DoroW, U. S. A. F. quar-
terback of the 1851 champion
Michigan State football team
who is on duty at Boiling Air
Force Base and is a draftee of
the Washington Redskins.
Oliver Ward. 1868 Eleventh
street NV. who won a 100-mile
bicycle race at Old Westbury.
N. Y. making the distance in
4 hours, q minutes and 40 sec
ondS.
Jimmy Foxx, the Athletics ia
nous smuggling first baseman and
pride of the Eastern Shore. who
broke into baseball in 1925. In IA
of his major league years he
batted 300 or better.
Fred Dwyer. Villanova miller.
who was mile champion last sea-
aon and who won the Junior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
New York Social Worker
To Head Barney House

Miss julie Bouchard, affiliated
since 1929 with the social settle
ment movement in New York
City, has been appointed execu-
tive director of Barney Neigh
borhood House, 470 N street S.W.
She succeeds Mrs. Jean Good
rich, who has retired after is
years service.
Miss Bouchard was executive
director of the Good Neighbor
Foundation and Lemon Hill
Neighborhood Association, Inc,
in New York City before her
Washington appointment.
She will assume her duties
tomorrow.
Barney Neighborhood House is
the Oldest settlement in the Dis
trict. founded in 1901 by Alice
Pike Barney. 1t provides recrea-
ton and group work services for
children and adults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Sports Figures Plan to See
Congress Game Friday Night

Board of Commerce cup in the
Evening Star Games last Jan
uary.
The Congressional Secretaries
Club has undertaken sale of
tickets for the game. all proceeds
Of which go to send needy chill
dren to camp through the Eve
ming Stars Summer Camp Fund.
The club has been making an
intensive drive at the Capitol
and Library of Congress, where
tables have been set up to make
purchases convenient.
The Interior Department, the
Pentagon and the Navy Annex in
Arlington also have drives on for
sale of tickets.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Capitol and those departments
as we'll as at the business counter
in the lobby of The Star Building,
or by mail application to Room
724, The Star Building. Prices
are 50 for box seats, $3.50 for
reserved and 81 for general ad-
mission. The preferred box seats
are going rapidly and many of
the reserved seats have been
taken up.
Plans for the military pag-
entry preceding the game are
completed by 1t. Col. Rupert E.
Herr, U. S. A. F. The Army and
Navy bands and the drum and
bugle corps of the Marines and
Air Force will participate as we'll
as special drill teams from each
service. Women of the armed
services will carry the flags of
/ States and the District of Co.
lumbia which will be employed
! in salute to the National EN-
/ blem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Insignia Cards Adopted
For Civil Defense Cars

The Federal Civil Defense
regional Office covering the
Washington and nearby areas
has adopted uniform identifica-
tion insignia for civil defense
vehicles.
The red, white and blue cards
will bear the civil defense insig-
mia with the State seal imprinted
in the center and the words
official vehicles" inscribed at
the bottom. John E. Fondahl,
civil defense director in the Dis
trict, served on the committee
which devised the markers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Eisenhower Is Honored
By Military Order

President Eisenhower yester-
day was named an honorary
commander-in-ch of the Mil
itary Order of the World Wars.
The president, who is a life
member of the Kansas City chap
ter, received the insignia Of the
order at the White House. Maj.
Gen. Melvin j. Mas, U. S. M. c.,
retired, commander chief, led
a delegation of past national
commanders in the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
June Week al West Point
Yields 10 Memorial Day
BY the Associated Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, May 30.
The United States Military
Academy interrupted it's festive
June Week graduation cere-
monies today to pay a simple
Memorial Day tribute to the
war dead.
Cadets conducted the observ-
ance. Afterwards. Cadet Brigade
Commander Robert E. Barton of
Belleville, N. j.. placed wreaths
at Battle Monument and at the
tomb of Col. Sylvanus Thayer,
father of the Military Acad-
envy"
The memorial observances
were the only events scheduled
during the day. The graduating
class dinner. with families and
friends attending, was on the
schedule tonight, however.
Graduation will be held Tues
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Flying Farmers Attending
Session in Maryland

About 800 Flying Farmers were
to land at ERGO field, River
dale, Md, today to meet for
three days at the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
Airport officials said they ex-
pected $50 planes from the Ma
tional Flying Farmers Associa-
ton, whose headquarters are in
Wichita, Kans. Members belong
to So State associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
An Editors Defense

When native court in Bu-
ganda. Uganda, jailed editor
Joseph Kiwanuka for calling the
local Prime Minister 81 useless
fellow" he said in defense that
British papers often called Mr..
Churchill worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

throughout the Washington including hospitals settle
ment houses orphanages and public boards.
The cos$3572 for IL days. $1786 for six days for
each child.
Where the campers go-Camp Goodwill and Camp
Pleasant in Prince William Forest Park Quantco Va
Who manages the camps? The Summer Outings Com
mttee of Family and Child Services of Washington Com
munity Chest-supported agency,
How to contribute Send check money order to The
Star made payable to The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund. Or bring cash to The Star cashier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Here Is How to Contribute
To The Star Summer Camp

Readers of The Star invited to send underpriveged
children camp again this through The Evening
Star Summer Camp Fund. Here the facts:
Who goes2 Altogether 486 boys and girls from to H.
none of whom could go toucamp without help.
Who chooses the campers? About Is welfare agencies
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29
BY JACKIE WALL
BY JACKIE WALL
Mrs. b. Elan Rounds Out
4 Half Century as Nurse

Everyone has the warmest words
for her-t the nurses, doctors, adj
ministrative officers, and her
patients That's because to all she
brought brightness, efficiency,
and a cute line of chatter.
She has always answered a call
to work. She says. BY George.
anytime anyone needs me badly
enough to drive out in the coun-
try to get me. I just can't turn
them down"
Mr. Stubs kiddingly tells her,
Il don't know of anyone who likes
a good story more than you do.
You'll come twenty-five miles
just for that"
Flower Fan
She's noted too for her flowers.
Whenever. she and Dr.. Holsinger
are III the same building together.
sure enough they'll have their
heads together discussing the fate
of that certain rose, or how the
boxes survived the Summer. They
discovered each others interest,
DR.. Holsinger says, Because when
we weren't busy, we had to talk
about something"
Mrs. Elam's career began Just
after her graduation from high
school in Johnstown, N Y She
was accepted at the Garfield Hos
pital despite her youthfulneSS in
days when student nurses had to
be at least %. because anything
younger was too young to know
about patients"
After spending some time in
Washington. where she looked
after babies that are doctors,
lawyers. and everything else
now she took off for a ten
months hitch in Panama Then
followed work in Hawaii.
Some time after her return to
the States, she met Mr. Elan,
married him. and in 1922 came
to live in Southside Virginia for
good.
A Farmers Wife
Now that she has retired from
active duty. Mrs. Elan says. I
do what a farmers wife does. I"
and that keeps her busy enough.
She adds, with a mischievous
twinkle IN her eyes, Il can a
little, and cuss little-after
standing for hours over a hot
stove
She has a son in chemical re-
search at KingSport, Tenn. TO
keep up with, and three grand
children. Then there's the garden
to tend, and flowers to keep in
the house and take around
What's more. there are always
people to visit in and around
Farmville people she's nursed,
or tended as babies, or that she S
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

MI. and Mrs, Albert S. Johnosn,
of Smithtield. spent Thursday
night at Hotel Weyanoke. and
visited friends here in Farmville
while en- route to a convention in
Roanoke Mrs. Johnson is the for
mer Miss Louise Batten.
Members of the Farmville jun
ior Woman's Club. Mrs. Robert
Smith. president, Mrs. M G.
Smith. Jr., anc Mrs. Leroy Chap
man, accompanied by Mrs. Shell
ton Whitaker junior advisor, will
attend the Alice Kyle District
meeting of the Virginia Federation
of Clubs, hel1 in Danyille. on
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. II. Goode spent the week
end with friends in Alexandria
Mrs. F. r. Crawford, DR.. Thorn
as r. Gllmer. and the Rev. Arthur
Stevens attended meeting of the
West Hanover Presbytery's Com
mittee on Union. held at Fork
Union on Thursday They were
accompanied by Mrs. Gilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Mcintosh
and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mcintosh
were spectators at the Virginia.
VPI footgall game in Charlottes-
Vile. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, H c, Clawson,
Sr.. have returned after spending
a week in Louisville. KY. .as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j B. Cal
vert.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

Mrs. j. Brooks Elan, of Oar
lington Heights, can't stop taking
an interest in her life's work.
Last Tuesday marked the 50th.
anniversary Of her nursing career.
1t was in 1903 that she entered
training as a nurse at Garfield
Memorial Hospital, il Washing
ton. d. c. Though retired now, il
seemed natural to don her white
uniform and cap and pay visit
to Southside Community Hos
pital, to celebrate her half-cen-
fury Of service.
Mrs. Elan came south thirty
one years ago, and since that time
has become a favorlte and we'll
known personality i'll this area
She has specialized any number
Of appreciatiye patients and done
her share of regular floor duty at
the Hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

Mrs James B Hickey attended
the Hampden-Sydney game with
Gl!liord at Greensboro n G last
Saturday
MIS- s. r Geyer Is expected to
return today Monday, after
spending the past week in the
Southside Community Hospital
where she underwent an opera
ton.
Mrs Verge Ballard, Of Rich
mond, has been the recent guest
of Mr., and Mrs Morton Davis A
visitor in the same home is Mrs.
Addie Sprinkle. Of Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

known from the minute they We're
born
She's given a rich part OF her
life to people who have nee-el
her. They, III return feel lasyins
gratitude and affection toNald
her.
On the 5oth anniversary Of her
nursing career, it seemed amply
fitting that she should stop by to
see her friends at the Hospital
On such an occasion. it was nat
ural for the retired nurse to Wear
the uniform that has mean; so
much in her life, and in the lie
of others
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

Dr. Willard Bliss and DR.. Lee
Ryan attended the Nreinia-U.1;.
meeting n THE Mosque on Fill daE
night
Mrs.. A. " CoHn9ton ar. has
returned from an extended y.s.t
to her sister, Mrs T. A smith Of
Back Bay, Va
Dr ], Weldon Smith, Of Rich
mond, IS visiting his son and
daughter -in-law. Dr. and Mrs W
Z. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl T Aeee. Of
Urbanna, spent the past week END
with MIR. and Mrs. c. T Aaee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

Don't be 1 litter bug
Evening star., 1953-10-04
D. {. Auto Sales Hold
Gain From Year Auo
During September
By Donald B. HodIey

Sales Of new and used cars in
the District OF Columbia re-
mained ahead Of q year ago in
both September and the first
nine months of this year, data
from the Traffic Bureau disclosed
yesterday.
New-car titles issued in the
month totaled 1,749 compared
with 1,671 in September last year,
although off moderately from l.
$40 in the previous month. In
nine months this year, new-car
titles totaled 19,495 VS.. 16,83O a
year earlier.
Title transfers, barometer of
used-car sales totaled 3,O45 in
September. compared with 2,9l7
in September, 1852, and 3,42l in
August this year. For nine
months this year. title transfers
aggregated 36,567 VS.. 1924 in
the same 1852 period.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Slow Climb From Lows of Year
Continued by Stocks in Week

started. Each has failed to re-
verse the bear trend.
In mid-September stocks hit
new low for the year as
measured by the Associated
Press average of so stocks at
$99.50. Since then it has been
working its way higher.
Brokers believe the market can
go still higher and still be with
in the limits of what they call a
technical rebound from the
years low. They do not rule out
another fall that might establish
a new low before the recovery
starts with determination.
The five most active stocks
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange were Glenn L.
Martin up 11s at Is with $4,000
shares traded, Studebaker off u
at 221s, Billiard up 2H at 26H,
American Telephone up l. at
1542, and Radio Corp. off "a
at 233s.