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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

Pictured above Kay Ann Boyd daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Boyd of Dexter City route and Sheryl Lynn Garrett
daughter Mr. and Garrett of Sunmerfield The chill
and both will be old July Kathy
Mrs Hurlbert Boyd, Sharon,
Mr. Mrs Clarence Schneeberger of Dexter City route
Mary Boyd and Mrs Ethel Stewart Of Sharon great
grandmohers and Mrs Maud jennings of Columbus great great
grandmother Shey Lynn the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs
Lester Heon of Summerfield and Mr. and Mrs Wfred
Garrett of Summerfeld George Addeburger Mddeburg
a grandfather of both
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

Pictured above are the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Clark
of Magnolia. They are Sandra
Kaye, 3, and Harold Alan, 2 years
old. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Roe of Summerfield
and Harry Clark of Sarahsville.
Great grandparents are Cora
Tucker of East Union, Albert Roe
of Quaker City and Lille Step
hens of Findlay.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
Airline Milligan and Rennard Lee
Married in Double Ring Ceremony

The double uniting marriage Miss Airline Mil
Olive Mgan, Caldwell route g. and Rem
nard Lee son of Mr. and Philadelphia took
place Saturday afternoon the North Hill Church
Christ n
Of presented nrecedng and dur
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
How You Thank
Somebody For + Blood?
Sgt. John Kehoe
U. S. Marine Corps. Finds the Answer al His
Local Blood Donor Center

CT could see the corpsman
kneeling over me. The
l. blood plasma was running
down through a tube into my
armandhe saideverything
going to be O. K. l was walk
ing across an enemy mine field
in Seoul when one exploded
and a piece of shrapnel caught
me in the leg.
"Got enough of that stuff?'
| asked him, pointing to the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

blood. 4 guess we never have
enough, he said, but you can
thank somebody for this pint
"How do you thank some
body for blood? For saving
your life? When / got back
home, / discovered the answer
at my local blood donor CEN
ter. There's only one way to
say thanks by giving some
of your own blood
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23
ATTEND RALLY

ATTEND RALLY
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Ramage,
w. j. Kimnach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Doan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Patten, Ruth Clark, Joyce
Milligan and Rev. Roy Wikander
attended the Conservative Bap-
lists Rally held Monday and
Tuesday in Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

CALL Is CALDWELL, and make
your blood donor appointment
now for April 80.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-23

hens of Findlay.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

caster, first, J w. Lancaster. sec
ond; Mrs. Thomas Gamble. third
and Mrs. E. j. Pennington. fourth.
Sultana - Mrs. Anna Booker,
first; Mrs. Lottie Jackson. second;
Mrs. E. J. Pennington, third: and
Mrs. Annie Lancaster. fourth.
Potted plant-Mrs. Annie Lam
caster, first; Mrs. Sarah Marshall,
second; Garrett Dupuy, third: and
Julia Simpson, fourth.
Arrangement Of cut flowers
more than six inches in height
Connie Foster, first; Ellen Bigger,
second; Dorothy Hamlet. third
and Edith Wilson. fourth.
Arrangement Of cut flowers suit
able for church o. stage Connie
Foster first Flossie Womack
second Edith Wilson, third: and
Anna Lancaster. fourth.
Rolls Mrs. Mamie Allen, first
Mrs Anna Lancaster second
Mrs. Frances Taylor third anC
Mrs Estelle Alien, fourth.
Biscuits Mrs. Leola Hill. first
Mrs Rebecca Jones. second Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

Beef heifer-Hubert Taylor, sec
ond.
Dairy heifer = Alfonza Ghee,
first.
Barred rock - John Lancaster,
Jr., first; and Elaine Lancaster.
second.
New Hampshire Reds-Sidney
Johnson, first; and Charles Car
rington. second
Best New Hampshire Red hen
Mrs. Mildred Darlington. first
and Charles Darlington. second
New Hampshire Red pullet-
Mrs Victoria Brown. first. Char
lie Darlington, second and Mil
dred Darlington, third
Barred rock Elaine Lam
caster, first, and John Lancaster
Jr.. second
Barred Rock hen = John Ian
caster, Jr., first. and Elaine Lam
caster. second
Rabblt-VerOnlca Hail. first,
Mrs. Clara Hall. second. and sgd
ney johnson, third.
California rabbit. L. Hall
first; L. L. Hall, Jr., second. anc
Veronica Hall, third.
New Zealand rabbit RAYMOND
Harris, first; and L. L. Hall, sec.
ond
Female rabbit. l.. Hall, first
and Raymond Harris, second
African violet - Mrs. Estell,
Jones, first; Lottie jackson, sec
ond; and Kenneth Jackson. third
Angel wing begonia-M Mrs. Nan
ME Allen. first; Mrs. Lottie Jack
son, second, and Mrs. Flossie Wo
mack, third
Beefsteak begonia Mrs. E. j
Pennington first Mrs. Flossi
Womack. second EStellc Jones
third and Mrs. Lottie Jackson
fourth.
Best begonia Mrs. F. J. Pen
nington, first Mrs Thomas Il
Gamble, second, Mrs. Melvin
Carey, third and Elaine Lancast
er, fourth.
Geranium - Mrs Anna Ian
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

Layer cake-MrS. Della Jones.
first, Mrs. Annie Lancaster, sec
ond and Mrs. Leila Evans, third
Pound cake Edith Wilson,
first Mrs. Leola Hill, second: and
Mrs. Annie Lancaster. third.
Angel food cake-Edith Wilson.
first.
Two crust pie-Mrs. Cora Wat
son, first; Rebecca Jones. second:
and Mrs. Emma Harris, third.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

NJ w. Madison. third. and Mrs
Emma Harris, fourth.
Loaf bread-Mrs. NJ. w. Madi-
son, first; Mrs. Estelle Allen. sec
ond: Mrs. Alma Wilson. third
and Mrs. Annie Lancaster. fourth
Chocolate cake - Mrs. Emma
Harris. first; Mrs. S. William
second, Mrs. Rebecca Jone S
third and Mrs. Bessie Woodbridge
fourth.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

Prospect, third.
Best luncheon set-Mrs. Cam
mic Foster, first: Mrs. Mary Jones.
Prospect. second; and Mrs. Mary
Brown. Farmville. third.
Patchwork Quilt-Mrs. Victoria
Brown. Hampdon-Sydney, first;
ana Mrs Merry atterson, second.
Best slip--MiSs Beulah Ellen,
first.
Pillow cases-~Mrs Lottie Jack
son. Farmville, first: Mrs. Estelle
Jones, Farmvi,le, second; Mrs
Pearl Heilig, third: and Mrs. Stro.
thcr Allen, fourth.
Curtains-Mrs. Cammie Foster.
first: Miss Beulah Allen second
and Mrs. S. A William. third.
Table cloth Mrs. S. A William,
first
Pot holders Mrs. A. M. Mum
ford first Mrs. Myrtle Epperson
second: and Cora Ross, third.
Girls blouse - Miss Florence
Matthew, first
Girls slip-Fannie Lee. second
Kitchen towel = FanHien Lee
first, and Carol Harris. second
Dresser scarf Fannie Lee. first;
ana Gillie Flournoy, second
Pest crocheted article-M Minnie
Booker Dilllwyn, first; Ivy Rawl-
ins, second; and Senohia Peaks
third.
White corn--Walter Davis, first
George Morton, second: and Mrs
Alvereta Johnson. third
yellow corn = Arsenia Style
first; Walter Scott. second; Ed
ward Shelton Dillwyn, third ant
r. o. Loving, Appomatttox
fourth.
Fillers-Virginia Lyle. first
John Lyle, second: George P. Nor
ton. third; and S. j. Holcomb
fourth.
Brown wrapper Solomon Flour
noy first; Mckinley Johns. sec
ond; Joe Ande: son, third.
Cutetr-AtWood Johns. Ran
dolph, first; Joe Robinson. Ap
pomatox. second: and R. O. Low
ing, third.
Wheat-Miss Beulah Allen. first
Mrs. Inez White. second: Jobr
Johns, third; and j. w Logan
fourth.
Oats-Evelyn Flounoy. first
Mrs. Annie B. Lancaster. secord
j. w Lancaster third. and Leo
man Allen, fourth
Rye-Leoman Allen, first: ant
Miss Beulah Allen. second
Sheaf of wheat w. Lancas
ter, first; and Mrs Annie B. Lam.
caster, second
Sheaf Of oats-J w Lancaster
first and Mrs. Annie B. Lancas
ter. second
Lespedeza = Mrs. Annie B. Ian
caster first; L. A Bigger. second
Mrs. Alma Wilson. Keysville
third: and Edith Wilson. fourth.
Square of ladino clover Arseni
Styles, first; Walter Scott. sec
ond, Alma Wilson, third, am
Robert Green, fourth
Best SOW Roosevelt Forbes
first; and Rosa Mae Allen. second
Best boar Roosevelt Forbes
first, Rosa Mae Allen, third, anc
Hershel Forbes, third
Best Hershel Forbes. first
Rosa Mae Allen. second; ant
Roosevelt Forbes, third.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

Sweet pOtatueFJoe Anderson.
first: Virginia Lyles. second; Wal
ter Scott. Panlplin, third: and
Mary Jones. Prospect. fourth.
Nancy Hall sweet potatoes -
Mrs, Maude Walker. Prospect.
first; Mrs Flossie Pryor, Prospect.
second Mrs. Estelle Epperson.
Prospect. thru: and Mrs. Matte
Liggons. Prospect. fourth.
Irish cobbers - j. w. Long.
DiHwyn, first; Mrs. Minnie Cobbs.
Pamplin, second; George Cham
bers, Manteo, third: and Walter
Davis, fourth.
Apples-MrS Mildred Brown,
Prospect. first: George Morton,
second; and Mrs. Matte Watts.
third.
Pears-McKinley Johns. RAN
dolph. first; Miss Edith Wilson.
second; and Mrs. Victoria Brown,
third
Brown eggs Leola Hill, first:
Mrs. L. G. Wilson. Keysville. sec
ond, Leornan Allen, Prospect
third; and Mis- Otelia Allen. Pros
pect. fourth.
White eegs--Mrs. Mary Pater-
son. Pamplin, first; Mrs Victoria
l'rown, ftanpden-Sydney. second:
Miss Otelia Allen, Prospect. third
and Miss Beuiah Allen. fourth
Al BROW, eggs-John Lancas-
ter Jr., inst; Elaine Lancaster
second: Opal Allen Farmville
third; and Wastella Allen. Dill.
wyn. fom tn.
) Adult club exhlbits-Mt. Carme
HID Club, Keysville HID club
Pamplin ffD club, New Hope HI
club. and Darlington HID club
flrst; and Mt. Moriah HID clut
and New Bethel HID club, second
Feed bag apron-E. S. William
charlotte c. H.. first: Mrs. Pear
Hellie, Pamplin, second; Mrs. N
NJ Griggs. Farmville, third anC
Mrs. Mary Patterson. fourth.
Work apron = Mrs. Annie B
Lancaster Farnville, first: Mrs
Fred Booker. Farmville. second
Mrs. N. M Griggs, Farmville
third; and MIS-. Pearl Heilig
Parlplin, fourth.
Best aprons-E S. Williams
Charlotte c. H. first: Mrs. M
Munford. Farmville, second; Mrs
Pear Heilig, Pamplin. third: ant
Mrs. CANINE Foster, Farmville
fourtl..
Adult dress-M Miss Helen Fisher
Farmville, first. Mrs. E. S. Viii.
hams, Charlotte c. H, second
Mrs. Ann Jorden. Farmville. third
and Mrs. FlosSie Womack. fourth
Chlld's dress - Mrs. Mildred
Brown, Pamplin, first; Mrs. E. S
Williams, Charlotte C. H, second
Mrs. Inez White, Pamplin. third
and Miss Beulah Allen. Pamplin
fourth
Homemade rug 4 Mrs. Annie
Booker. Cumberland. first; Mrs
Pearl Heilig. Pamplin, second
and Mrs. Mary Brown, third
Dresse: scarf-Mrs. Flosise Wo-
mack, Farmville. first; Mrs. Ed
ward Shelton Dillwyn, second
and MIS-. May Jones, Prospect
third.
Crocheted bed spread Mrs
Mary Jones, Prospect, first
Best bed spread Mrs Inez
White. first: Miss Otelia Allen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Acker|y Resigns Job
As Prosecutors Aide

Assistant United States Attor-
ney Robert L. Ackerly. who has
been assistant chief of the Divi-
sion Of the United States At
torney's Office, resigned yesterday
to enter private law practice.
Mr.. Ackerly. who is 30. has the
distinction of never losing a
case during his time as an as
sistant United States attorney.
He was appointed an assistant in
February, 1852.
He prosecuted a number of
narcotic cases, including the
large narcotic conspiracy case.
In the latter he was co-prosecu-
tor with another assistant. He
also helped to present the mar
cotic conspiracy case and other
important cases to the grand
jury.
During World War II, Mr..
Ackerly was a fighter pilot and
went on IS missions before his
plane was shot down over st.
Lo, France.
He was graduated in law from
George Washington University
in 1850. Before his appointment
as an assistant United States
attorney, he was law clerk to
Judge James r. Kirkland of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Confession Reported
In Cement Mixer Deoth
By fha Assoeiofed Pres,

FLINT, Mich, April 11.-Po-
lice considered today bringing a
granddaughter warrant against
Harold w. Weidenhammer, %,
who confessed he pushed the
switch of a cement mixer which
cut to death a fellow worker in
side.
State police quoted Weiden-
hammer as admitting he pushed
the switch because he "just
wanted to see it (the mixer)
run while a man was in there"
Weidenhammer confessed at
East Lansing headquarters of the
State police. where he had been
taken to undergo a lie detector
test yesterday.
Slashing blades of the big
mixer ripped Ira T. Uptegraff to
death April 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
San Francisco Welcomes
Prince Akihito Today
BY the Associoted Press

SAN FRANCISCO. April H.
San Francisco today welcomes
Crown Prince Akihito Of Japan.
19-year-old heir apparent, max
ing his first trip away from
home.
The Prince steps off the luxury
liner President Wilson at / pm.
He is en- route to the London
coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
California Gov. Earl Warren
and members of American, Cana
dian and British diplomatic
corps planned to be at the pier.
Eikichi Araki. Japanese AmbaS-
sador to the United States, and
Sadeo Iguchi, the Ambassador
to Canada, also prepared to be
on hand
The Prince and his party will
60 directly to International Air
port to board a Canadian plane
for Victoria, British Columbia.
They will then travel across
Canada and sail for London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Is Killed as AirIiner
PIunqes Into Caribbean


KINGSTON. Jamaica, April
11.-Officials blamed mechanical
failure for the crash of q Carib-
bean International Always
plane which plunged into the
sea yesterday SHORTLY after TAX
ing off for Grand Cayman. All
but one Of the IA aboard per-
iShed.
Wing Comdr. Owen Roberts,
managing director of the airline,
was among the victims. Two
infants also died. Four bodies
still are missing.
Sole survivor was 1t. Col. Rem
ington Hobbs. Mr.. Roberts
brother-in-law. Mr.. Hobbs, a
British officer. is to be an usher
at Queen Elizabeth's coronation
June 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

u. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Mr.. Ackerly, who lives at 6523
Clarendon road, Bethesda. Md,
will practice law with Attorney
Roy Kelly, with Offices in the
Hill building.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94O0
cOI,-Sv1IJ,E-S22 500

COL 5VILLE-$22,500.
8 BEDROOMS, . BATHS, 2-cAR
GARAGE-New brick rambler, cen.
ter-entrance hall, liv.. rm. with
firepl.: din rma Kit. stairway to lEs.
Desira6le rSas Ahi flnsncins' ti available. Drive
Of coIesville and Gienmont roads,
left to Bregman road, left to i32l8
1NPiAa sFSfRsn sTFaki1No Tai y1IAoE.looc2
brick. liy. rm. with firepl.. din. rma
bsmt;; Level lot; Conv: 70 public and
Out Coiesville road to old Bladens.
Lawrence Dr.. left TO Brookmoor dr..
esss' s:sp' Ls2wNDXiE q 1SSX pRIyE-comier.-
1nls iS t aEie SSs|Sniaa SsS and dsn s on T Il. n T
3 bedrms.. bath on End; rec. rm.,
to schools and transp.. Out Coles
vile rd. to Hastings dr.. right 70
Normandy, right on Normandy TO
ss1s ipifNEy BRANCH ROAD
AT S1a. a.950---rmmaculate brick ram.
bier, beautiful liv.. rm. .-din. rm:
comb. with. attractive nrepk and
slSs Ssnelea pa'ii for sd den u Sst rSns ont
patio and plant boxes overlooking
Sligo Park; near schools, shopping
and transn: Drive out Piney Branch
woopefps EcsS = w ssARK-ss, $50 = 1908
RED OAK DRIVE-De luxe brick
Cape C'od, bedrms., 2 baths. .liv.
rrn.. din. rm., huge. all-elec. kit,
hsrnt.. gar. sun deck. Ont Coles
vile road to Dale DR., left to Red
o. - right r. 1903 Red OAK GT.
FORD ROAD-New custom built 81
rm. comb. with firepi.. equip kit.
with breakfast bar. lRe. tiled bath,
attic; Desirable fI1ancine available:
conv. to schools, transp.. near park
area. Out Ga. ave. to Forest Glen
rd., right ] block TO Woodland o.,
left 2 blocks to Sanford rd.. right
ROCK Is IsOc; CREEK roREsr-s17, ,sso--
26O2 SPENCER -bedrm.
Brk, Colonial. den. tile bath. full
bsmt., lge. level lot. nr. transp.,
schools. shopping. Out 16th ct. NV. 10
East-West highway, left to Grub
road; right block TO Spencer rd.,
Evening star., 1953-02-22
OPEN SUNDAY. La

DIET. BRICK RAMBLER
8MneP RasTf esVns 81 cs sysG Hsa s sPEns ss Nd
less than cost this up-to-the-minutl
home. Large liv. rm. and din. rm
comb. with fireplace: 3 twin-siz'
bsdrms.: baths: large sll-electri,
kit; carpeting; patio Oh liv. rm.
rm.: tiled bath: plenty OF storag;
space. Lot 67x16O: near schools
transportation. Dir; Out Ga. ave.
3 blocks past Colesville rd., to Bal
lard st., right to open sign.
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1872 IRVINGTON AVE.

1872 1RVINGTON AVE.
3-BEDROoM BRICK. 2h BATHS
OPEN SAT, SUM-, lis
Lovely. Ayr. .-old, Eng. Colonial. in
an area Of fine homes. Twenty-one-
It. iv. rm. with firepl,. din. rm.,
ELEC. KIT, POWDER RM... screened
tains 3 lge. bedrms. and baths;
full bsmt. with. firepl. and hall
BATH slate. roof, copper cutters
storm windows; excel. cond.:
block to school; lge.. level. fenced
sale at S27.95O, with $4,000 down
DR.: Out Bradley blvd: 3 blocks
past Wilson blvd. to Huntington
pkwy., right / block to Irvington
ave-; or out Old GEORGETOWN rd
to Mckinley ST., left to Irvington
JAMES CARR
Elk. 3-74OO WO. 6-9OSO
90
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COLORED-LOOK
Good AS NEW

NO1AI1GGO-
GOOD AS NEW
VACANT-BRICK HOMES
BSMT., PORCHES AND GARAGES
MOST REMARKABLE VALUES IN
SEE THEM TO BELIEVE
604 10th ST. NE.
REDEC., 6 RMS, 1895 DOWN
219 18th ST. S.E.
Auto. Heat, 6 Rms, $3.50 On
4th AND o SITS. S.W.
Auto. Heat, 6 Rms, $3.50 On
1742 L ST. NE.
WITH FURN.-$750 DOWN
141 18th ST. NE.
Auto. Heat, z Rms, $3.50 On.
2817 5th ST. NE. =.
Auto Heat, z Rms, 81 ,250 On.
1443 S. Carolina Ave. Sc.
Auto. Heat, 6 Rms, $685. On.
1409 G ST. Sc.
2 KITS, Z RMS, $1,000 DIN.
767 HARVARD ST. NV.
2 KITS, 8 RMS. $3.50 DIN.
1913 INDEP. AVE. Sc.
Auto. Heat, z Rms, 81, 900 Dn.
DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN
ONE BASKET. Take only a little
out of the bank. Buy one Of these
homes and move in.
WE TAKE TRADES
YOUR CHOICE OF MANY OTHERS
% SOLD, 33 LEFT
SOL. INVEST. CO.
Ii, 3-53O7
Evening star., 1953-02-22

ALTA VISTA "BETHEsDA'
Two 3-bedrm. ramblers Just bein1
completed. l mile from Nationa,
Institutes Of Health. 3 mi. from
Bethesda. Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
turn right to 5904 and 06. lps.
WA. 7-24S2. -23
BETHESDA-GREENWICH FOREST
Gracious, 3-bedrm. brick with
bedrm. or den and half bath on fsi
a.; large cathedral-ceiling hv, rm
and full separate din. rm.; 2 bedrms
and fun bath on End; level lot, dog.
wood and other trees and ever.
greens: $4,000. OIL. 2-1237. 20
Evening star., 1953-02-22
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
IN WYNGATE. S17,500 up.
Convenient to NH and
NAVAL HOSPITAL; an out-
standing location; CAPE COD
EXPANSIBLE and RAM
BLERS. Conv. to GRADE
SCHOOL and new JR. HIGH
SCHOOL. LARGE ROOMY
HOMES with all street and
sidewalk improvements In,
plus off-street parking: rea-
sonable terms. For q home
you will enjoy, come out and
INSPECT. Open daily.
TO REACH. Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. to Beech,
turn left 2 blocks to wilmott.
out Wilmott to Adelaide and
our home.
THE scoTT-RoBINsoN CO.,
BUILDERS OIL. 2-745S
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HOUSES sALAs.E. tcent.l
HIIL,CREST

Facing Govt. park. on quiet street
8 lge. .bedrms., powder rm. on Isl
noor; lin. rec. rm.. built-in garage
1st floor screened porch; on lge.,
level fenced lot. For appt. to see
eal MT: Phifer, LU. 2-3S75. PAUL
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, MD.
2610 CATSKILL ST,
OPEN SUNDAY 2-R
Hillcrest Bungalow

Hillcrest Bungalow
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
1887 Bangor st. SEA lovely, ALL
bricK home. Firepl. in the liv. rm.,
din; rm.; equipped kit. exhaust fan
and bath on LIST A.. upstairs has
full bath. bedrm. and den: full
bsmt.: built-inN garage: gas hot air
heat: paved alley. The price is
Just right for this property. HILL
ewes, Mr. Reed. LU. 2-0432 90
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Open Sum. / Till Dark
silver Sprinv. Md. 2-storv brick
Colonial. 8 bedrms.. frll hsmt.. rice
corner LOT Assume di loan. I'm.
mediate possession. Make an offer.
Directions: Out ca. eve. to Hilde-
corner oil Go-dt~er .rd Hsy6en dr.
JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
MR.. HOME BUYER!
MR.. INVESTOR!

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
EXCEPTIONAL terms offered
make this q wonderful buy for
either home owner or investor.
Homes in this area rent for
$11O to $126 mo. Terms,
$74. los per mo-, including taxes
and payments on 44o trust
with $4,000 cash. Attractive
brick home, very clean, SEMI
det. with 9 rms. and bath.
Storm sash, fenced yard. Very
well located to all con-
veniences. Contact Mr.. Bart
lett, LU. 4-0747 or eyes,, 10.
3-464S. ALDRE. INC.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
a CHARMING HoNH

CONN. AVE. AREA
Open daily, l to dark. Contemporary,
split level ramblers; 9 rooms, IL
baths. elec. kitchen. HOT-WATEF
HEAT, Laundromat; very large, leve
lot; Out Conn. ave. extended tC
inston street. one % BLOCK t TO q our wdsn sian
1O102 Hadley place. Mr.. Ryan, JU
5-125S on premises. TRADES CON.
MxRsHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. n W. AID. 4-2OOt
10 ACRES WOODED sECLUSTON
8 mi: from District line. IN exclu-
sive MONTGOMERY County neighbor.
hood. tory-and-hAh brick: new.
house cond.; with bedrms. and :
baths; lge. rec. rm. and 2-cal
garage. Ideally arranged for Arm
independent guest wing or individual
apt. Many unusual attrac. features
For further details, contact
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Ask Operator for Fulton S-2421
Evening star., 1953-02-22
FAT r " Ar HILL 8

vac Gntlti redeeorated
White brick Cape Cod; flrepl., din.
rm. exp. attie0 full dry bsmt., oil
NV. heat, fenced lot; attr. terms
TENCHER-WALKER. INC.
AD. 4.2044. TE. o-2166. IA. 2-S2sO.
NATL INsTs. HEALTH
Corner lot; 8 bedrns., 2 baths, II.
brary, screened porch; garage; $751;
500. MEzZANOTTE q Co.. co. s.
2O60. AD. 2.1S66. -22
SILVER $50
1O014 Reddick Drive. Lovely brick
rambler. 4 bedrms.. 2h baths. Pun
bsmt.. storm windows, fireplace, Ire.
lot, gas heat, situated near shop
First trust payable $S6.25 month.
Homes taken In trade. BERGMAN
REALTY CO., IA. 0-1760-ST.
3-9433.
SPENCERVILLE
{ON ROUTE 1851
White masonry bungal0H. on M-acre
lot. 2 bedfn1s.. bath. liy. rm. with
flrepl.. mod, kit, separate din. rm.
Hardwood oak floors. Basement with
Laundry: lear built-in garage: rec
.reation room space. ExpandRble. IN
,su1sted attic. on hot-Water heat
with Dashboard radiation. This home
has TO be seen 70 be appreciated.
Can Evergreen 4-2t40.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
COLORED
Open Sunday and Monday
2 TO DARK
226 46th PL. NE.
A NEW BEAUTY
NOPNEP PAMRTEP

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This new Capital View rambler Is
custom built and custom designed
In every detail. 1t is seldom you
flnd Q home with as many marks
of good design as seen in this
property. Very large picture win
dow in front. alcove entrance,
large picturesque living rm. with
stone fireplace. Q very large, mod
ern. equipped, luxury kitchen
doubling as dining rm. area, 3
spacious bedrms. and beautiful.
modernistic, tile bath. Plenty Of
deep closets. Full basement, con-
sisting Of brick fireplace. mod
efn bath with shower. laundry trays
and gas heat. Beautiful red oak
floors. Inspect this excellent example
Of carefully planned economical
use of floor space. Plenty OF yard
space. Directions: Out Benning
road to Central ave-, left on Cen
trail ave. to 46th place. left on 46th
place blkS. to open" sign. Call
lU. 4.3342, MA. S-9797: eyes,,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
REALTORS. 400 Central Ave. NE.
COLoRED
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT
2OS Eye at. n.e.-6 lge. rms. bath,
gas, elec., coal h.-w.h.
AID. 4-0531
SURETY REALTY CO.
1881 N ct. NV. Ewes. JE. 2-0239
KE 7-1O3S -27
Evening star., 1953-02-22

BETHESDA-$2l, $50
4415 MONTGOMERY AVE.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO $50
Reduced for quick sale. Attractive
white Colonial. situated on 60x1 00-
IT. beautifully handicapped lot; hv.
rm., din. rm;. kit. den, lge. screened
porch oyer built-in garage: 3 bed.
street; short walk to all public and
parothial schools, shopping and good
transp.; $4,000 cash required; fur.
ntture can also be purchased.
BIhLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
5211 Wis. Ave. EN-. 2-2326
OEEICE OPEN ALI. nAY
Evening star., 1953-02-22
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OPEN 'N'~"'
SUNDAY. / TIL 8
4517 RIDGE ST.
$22,95O

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Spacious well-built brick Colonial. on
. quiet street near Rosemary School.
aesna aed ..t f rlnsp Asn sspp shoppinf oint sfss
liv.. .rm.. din. rm., lge. kitchen. with
built-tn breakfast set: g. bedrns..
2 baths on 2nd a.; 4th bedrm. In
large finished attic: porch: garage:
To Reach: Out wisconsin ave. right
on Bradley lane to West ave, then
let on West ave. to Ridge and
right to property.
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