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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

Sallie Lou WagamOn, was received
into the club and the All project
manuals were distributed to mem
bers by the secretary, Sharon
Short.
The club voted to extend an IN
Vitation to Miss Louise WhitcOmb,
clothing specialist of the Extension
Service to meet with the club at a
convenient date. Next month when
the club meets on March Z, Janice
Hudson and Rosemary Warrington
will give a sewing demonstration
and Betty Hastings will demon
strate Baking Biscuits" Mrs.
Paul Short and Mrs. Norman Alb
bolt, club leaders, attended the
meeting which was held in the
home of Diane Pizzaia.
In jury trials in Superior Court
here recently verdicts of guilty
we're returned against Ernest Lee
Kitchens, charged with utterance
of a forged check and julius Ward
Taylor tried for breaking and en-
tering. Sentence was deferred in
each case, until later in the term.
Testimony in the Kitchen case
revealed that Kitchens had offered
check in the amount of $38.73 in
the store of a Selbyville merchant
in payment for a pair of shoes and
obtaining money in change. The
check was found to be forged anC
ViOletus Ingram, charged with the
forgery, has previously pleaded
guilty to the charge and is await
ing sentence. Ingram testified hC
gave the check to Kitchens. .
Taylor was charged with break
| ing and entering the home Of San
Hendricks on December z, 1852
! Taylor claimed an alibi for the
time the Offense was said to hav,
been committed but testimony o
witnesses was conflicting, tendinl
to show the alibi was without fOun
datiOn.
Eddie Turner, indicted for pos
session of an unregistered still
changed his plea of not guilty Il
one of guilty and was sentenced b,
Judge James B. Carey to serve 81,
months in Sussex Prison. Turne
had been on probation on. a simila
charge. Judge Carey ordered tn
probation stricken and imposed
like sentence to run concurrent
with the one imposed.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

The speaker was introduced by
John P. Gordy, Worshipful Master
of Franklin Lodge, who also intro
duced the officers serving with him.
The invocation and benediction
was given by Rev. John Edward
Jones, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church, in Millsbofo.
Jimmy Snow, a Salisbury, Md,
presented an hour of entertainment
of magical tricks and speciality
numbers by members Of his COM
pany.
A turkey dinner was served by
members of Wesley Methodist
Church. COrsages and door prizes
were provided for the ladies. There
were more than two hundred in
attendance.
The Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, 1. o. o. F., Will
son Figgs and his staff, will pay
an official visit to Union Lodge No
3, Georgetown, in a dinner meeting
to be held in Grace Methodist
Church, at $3.50 p. m, Monday
March 2.
Delaware members of the Ma
tiOnal Education Secretary's Asso'
citation were in charge of the Ban
Quet and Fun program on last Sat
urday evening at the convention
held in Atlantic City, ~ j., in thu
Hotel Sheraton. Mrs. Nell R. Barr
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

Miami, Florida. There are also five
grandchildren, IL great-grandchil-
dren, and two great-great-grand-
children.
Mrs. Downes had been a member
of Wesley Methodist Church from
girlhOOd, and was a member of
the WSCS and the Sunday School
of the church, where funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday after
noon, February IL, at two o'clock,
with Rev. William o. Hackett, pas
tor of the church, officiating.
Interment was made in the Union
Cemetery, here.
The Georgetown Parent Teach
ers Association meeting on Febru-
airy 26, will have a 'Parents-GO-to-
School, session as a part of the
program. Parents will spend a
short time in the home rooms at
tended by their children and go
through a miniature schedule of
the pupils classes. The elementary
grade parents will repair to the
school cafeteria, following their
session where Miss Bette Baer,
the school nurse, will brief them
on the health curriculum followed
in the school, Mrs. Ruth Murray
chairman of the P. T. A. program
committee is in charge of arrang-
ing the program.
The executive committee of the
P. T. A. will meet at p. m. and
the regular meeting of the assOci-
alton will begin at 8 p. m.
1.-THE great contribution Mason.
ry made in the growth and devel
opment of the United States" was
discussed by U. S. Senator John ]
Williams, speaking at the fourth
; annual banquet and Ladies' Nigh
of Franklin Lodge No. IL, A. F
and A. M. in Jones Memorial Hal
here last Friday night. He review
ed the list of our fOrefathers wht
were guided by the precepts AM
examples of Masonry and VIII
where so largely responsible 70
! our independence and the writini
of our Constitution. He told O
George Washington, one of the ear
Hest MasOns in this country an
recalled that the gavel used b
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
GEORGETOWN

Justice James NJ. Tunnel, Jr.,
speaking before the Georgetown XII
wants Club, in Grace Methodist
Church last week, discussed the
benefits derived from membership
in the Boy Scouts. He pointed out
that the church and the home are
the basis of teaching the boys by
precept and example and enumer-
ated ways in which Scouting aided
in the building of character and the
opportunities for acquiring knowl-
edge of outdoor life and aiding IN
building of responsible citizen. He
also called attention to the fact,
that in lower Delaware the Boy
Scout troops and Cub Packs are
the only organizations devoted to
providing such a program since
there are no "Y'' organizations in
the vicinity. He expressed his per-
sonal commentator of the George
town Kiwanis Club for their spon-
sOrship of the local Boy Scout
troop and the interest maintained
in the building and maintaining OF
the group.
Edwin L. Smith, chairman Of the
Kiwanis Boy Scout committee was
program chairman and introduced
the speaker.
Rotarians Of the Georgetown.
NillsbOrO. Club we're entertained
with a showing Of movies of Local
interest. The films we're shown
by Nicholas Varrato and are part
Of his extensive collection of NOV
ing pictures, all of his own film
ing. The series shown last week
during the meeting of the club in
Hickman's Restaurant, near Mills
boro, included the opening of the
new American Stores in MillsbOrC
last year; the dredging of Indiar
River and the Inlet; the opening o
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge anC
one OF the Kentucky Derby, alsC
taken last year. Crawford b. Bail
ey was program chairman.
F. Thaddeus Warrington, presi
dent of the club, presided. TIL,
board of directors met at the clos
of the session to discuss reOrgani
cation of the board.
Guests at the meeting were Nor
val Hall, of MillsborO, and HOwar
+. Smith, a member of the ElktO1
Rotary Club.
The County Seat Girls All Gu
meeting last week wax given infOI
nation of the purposes and activi
ties Of the Juvenile Grange in De-
aware. The speakers we're Andrev
O'Neal, of Laurel, Sussex Count
Grange Deputy and Mrs. Chariot
Lansdale of AIiddletown, of tn
Juvenile, Grange committee of tn
Delaware State Grange. They e.
planned the benefits to be derive
from such an organization and ez
pressed the hope a Juvenile Grang
may be organized in this locality
the near future.
Patsy Jones, president of tn
club, presided. A new membe
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

The case against Alton Edgar
Hopkins, charged with aiding and
abetting in utterance of a forged
check was continued to the April
Term.
A nolle prosequl was entered in
the following cases: Harry Calvin
Adkins, utterance of a forged
check; Eddie Turner, possession of
untaxed alcoholic liquor; William
Anderson Stewart, breaking and
entering; James Brown, illegal
possession of a still and Matthew
White, possession of untaxed liz
uQr.
A nolle prOsequi was also entered
in the first degree murder case
against Margaret Clemens, who had
been indicted on the charge of stab
bling Paul Lee Campbell. near Lau-
rel, on December 10, last year. The
nOlle prOsequi was entered follow
ing a mental examination of the wO-
man disclosed a 7-year~Old men
tality. She is a native of North
Carolina and had been in Delaware
only about three weeks at the time
the alleged murder took place.
Norman Deshields, indicted for
breaking and entering with intent
to commit larceny, entered a plea
of guilty and sentence was deferred
until later on. Another charge
against Deshields of breaking and
entering was nolle pressed.
The prevalence of respiratory in
fections has caused the absence OF
so many jurors that the Jury Com
Imissioners for Sussex County will
draw the names of Is others tC
provide sufficient jurors for com
ing trials this term.
Mrs. Ida Belle DOwnes, age SO
widow of William S. DOwnes, dieC
Sunday night, February s, at he
home on North Bedford street, fol
lowing an illness of severa
weeks.
A native and lifelong resident o
Georgetown, where she was bOrI
in September of 1859, she was
: daughter of the late Nutter ant
. Emmaline King Pepper. She is sur
: vived by a daughter, Mrs. Johl
: LOfiand, and son, Delber
; tDOwnes, both of this town. tire
/ step children, Mrs. John Whaley
2 Mrs. Horace Carmean, both {
Georgetown and Philip Downes, {
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

of Georgetown, was chairman and
acted as mistress of ceremonies.
AS a part Of the "fun" skit en-
titled ION the Boardwalk in Allan
tic City" was presented. Those from
Sussex County who participated in
the slIit included Mrs. Paul A.
Richardson, Mrs. Mildred Carpen-
ter and Miss Laura Williams, of
Georgetown and Mrs. edna Van
SAINT Of RehObOth.
Edward B. Green spent last week
in Atlantic City He was joined
over the weekend by Mrs. Green
and their son, E. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Gordy
and daughter Carolyn and Mrs.
Madeleine Seeger and son Jackie
Isaacs attended the graduation re-
view Of recruits at cambridge Ma
val Training Station, last Saturday.
The reviewing officer was Lieuten-
ant-COmmander Silas L. McHenry,
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

George Washington is now used in
Potomac Lodge No. 5, also that the
first oath as President was admin
istered to Washington on the same
Bible used at President EisenhOW-
er's Inauguration. Speaking of
Benjamin Franklin, he told of the
debates at the time of the framing
of the Constitution, when at the
height of disagTeements he stated,
I'VE have overlooked the aid of
God" and asked the delegates to
join with him in prayer, shortly af-
ter which agreement was reached.
Senator Williams stated that "As
! MasOns and American citizens to
carry on this government as found
ed on Masonic principles. We
have" he said, been drifting away
from sound philosophers and prin-
ciples. The graft and greed and
corruption in high places, so much
in the public eye in recent months,
does not mark the first time such
things have happened as history
reveals. Both parties have been
guilty and should not point a fng-
er at one party" The responsibility
rests sQuarely upon the shoulders
of everyone" he point out and and
went on to show that only One-hali
the citizens of the country had beer
interested enough to vote, the Other
half remaining Indifferent. He clos
ed his remarks with the though
1--WE, as a people; as citizens il
our own communities, and states
and as parents should realize and
accept our responsibilities as citi
zens and rededicate ourselves t.
the re-establishment of greater re
spect and love for God and country
as laid down in the rituals and al
laid down by our fathers and mo
theirs "
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

who prior to his recall to service
two years ago was Associate Extern
sion Poultryman at the University
of Delaware. During the two years
Commander McHenry has been in
charge of the training of over co.
O00 men for naval services.
Fred DOdd, Of near town, is con-
fined to his home suffering with
grippe.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
CeHteHGriGR Never
Needed Doc

LITTLE POND, P. E. l., Canada
-(AP)-James Mills celebrated his
Tooth birthday with the remark
that he had never had the doctor
in his life. A non-smoker and tee
totaller, he believes in the old
adage of early to bed and early to
rise.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

For 1853, Chevrolet trucks offer
new performance, new stamina, new
safety and economy = and every
model is even stronger, SfurdieT,
and more durable than those of
past yeQrSi
The advanced Loadmaster ell-
CINE IN heavy-duty models delivers
more power than has ever before
been available in Chevrolet trucks.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

You get all the proved features and
advantages that have made Chew
rolet trucks World-famouS for their
ability to handle the toughest jobs
at the lowest overall cost TO you!
Yet, 1853 Chevrolet trucks list
for less than any other trucks of
comparable capacity and .speci-
fcations. Drop in at our showroom
and talk over your trucking needs.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
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engine power

Advanced LoadmaSter engine-Stand-
ard equipment on 5000, 5000 Series
heavy-duty and forward-cOntrol mod
els, optional on 1000 Series heavy
duty trucks. Light and medium-duty
models, with ThriftmaSter engine, pro-
vide extra economy.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
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Staying power

Now, heavier, stronger, more durable
frames increase rigidity, add to rug
gednesS and stamina of all 1858
Chevrolet trucks.
Evening star., 1953-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN AI!;l1l!ta, A UNIV, W., PARK-PEeExa;r var
6ressina rs n fs rm "A and aaSiss Bath on snd H..
beaut. setting and in excellent con-
dition. Call Mrs. Mann. KE. 7-1963
with THOS. L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
AMER. u. PARK. sa7.sso - Newly
occupancy, Brick Colonial, with slate
roof, nice living room, dining room.
kitchen and breakfast room; 3 bed
rms; and 2 baths up; screened
RstsR Dsfsa hes esf Bi1SSasEsY Eli SeasEs R R .hT1 HFs
AS3RRIE4N G3 En- 2Saf2s ISfX pA,lR22 t,l PITT S1i a5o 3
6-rm., 1-bath, semidet. home. only
Few blocks from Wis. ave; and St.
din din. rm.. equip. fitchen: Large. rear,
screened porch overlooking lot 132
It. deep; 3 nice bedrms and bath on
2nd A.; full bsmt.. with Oil h:-w.h.
Approx; $4,000 cash aod 1eaTired: s1', W. B.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK; S25. $500
One block to bus. Don't miss this
attrac., 3-bedrm.. det. brick home.
on large, level, corner lot. Liv. rm.'
din. rm., Kitchen with table space.
Screened SCI S,,x DoFsh anS gaFaSe REafY MSRGfT
Co. EN-. 2-2326 TIL 9 pm. -13
RRIARCL1FF-Loyeiy red brick Colo
nial, wide center-hall plan; lge.
library with hrepl. and adjoining
full bath. 3 twin-bed rms, plus 2
4th child's or guests Tm. and 2
baths on end A.; nm. 3rd H.: gear
gar; beautifully landscaped lot.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411;
Chevy CHASE rms. 3M baths,
mod. brick. detached. through hall.
powder rm.. breakfast rm.. 1st q.
Finished basement, level fenced lot.
trees, garden, approximately 200 It.
deep. garage, screened porch; excel.
cond Outstanding terms with sub
WRIGHT. 81. 2-6s0O. Oh. s-s542.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-BRnd-new
brick home. in this highly conven-
lent location: 3 hright bedEms.. lst:
hP, powder room and full daylight
basement. &21,2b Reas. terms.
OLIVER T, CARR, ma. e-e093;
ewes. Oh 4-3e21. ia
Evening star., 1953-05-12
PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms, expert pacKlne.
Phone NO. 7-O1O4. UNION, STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
beaches esp. 8. L. MORRIS, 45l0 18th
st. NV Can tn. 2-1lhO after 4 pm
EXPERT GRATING, packing ligh.
moving; dependable service; low
rates; anything any time. HO.
ARE You MOVING to californla Or
to some other western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates: JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S52:
JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances. trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. SUM-. HO. 2-IOSO.
CHESTER MOvERs-Fast pickup on
appliances, trunks boxes. RE; z
1880. After 6. ia. 9-0115. Ia
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storage
reaS. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. g. -l4J o.
MOVING SPECIALIST day or nisht,
reasonable rates. Experiencsd men men
HTIL'S TRANSFER CO., Ii. 6-0342.
Evening star., 1953-05-12
APARTMENrS FURNISHED
THE CAVALIER

&4c VA 34A4c4k
$500 14th st. n.w.-One-rm.. Kitchen.
dinette and bath apt; modern fur
nishings; compl. hotel service. Weekly
rates available: $35 single. $45
double: also available, living room.
bedrm., dinette and kitchen. SIS
per week. Phone TU. $4,000. LA
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Dupont Circle
Apt. 25, 2O02 p st. nw.-3 nicely
furn. rms. lge. kit. and bath. 'Sl25.
VIC. CONN. AVE.
Apt. 10I. 1913 Rhode Island Ave-
Beautifully furn. efficiency apt.
Cheaper than hotel and more conv.
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apt, 8, 1900 Biltmore st.-Newly dec.
l-bedrm. apt. twin beds, tiled bath;
S1O0. Janitor has key.
Downtown
Apt. 3, l104 L st. n.w-Efiicien
unit. walking distance to downtown.
Only S54. Key in 1lO6. No. /.
For further information about any
OF the above today, call JU. S-9864.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-Oa2s.
--1O
Evening star., 1953-05-12

excel. location. ABc
eStD'e out. Sell cheap. D6' 35a 7Ssosoo.a 20
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-cash for
Realtor. EN-. 2-s4oo. = NIs
USED CAR LOT for sale: one of the
most terrific corner locations on
Florida ave. ne. For iniormation.
Estsb watch Pr.sa Esprir Rent Cg 9Th
MODERN SERVICE srATIoN-Three
lifts. For lease. Small capital in
vestment required. ME s-0442 be
vENDPNs tSHSn z rRs RSJ4E, Il dispense. as nishest
like cigarettes, Can be handled in
10 hours weekly. First years profit
more than purchase price. LU.
RENTi..iFREE OFFICE for public
n refap for IN narttme
operation. Cali ST. 1892. is
for aggressive pro-
moter to buy "a interest in nation
ally known children's dance studio
be substantial; small Investment re-
ouired. Box 45S-D, Star. 12"
DRESS. COAT and suit dept. avail
. able in store now handling sports
% wear and shildrens wear; a0GG
for experienced, aggressive man who
has thorough knowledge Of women's
apparel business. Box 1850. Star.
(6-day week.. good
hours; money making; small over
Gnnd fnP calling
Upper Connecticut ave-, WO. 6-3732.
DELICATESsEN-Beer and wine.
Established Is yrs. good. business.
real buy to responsible party.
GRocERY X q R10isl1 AND 6'@ MEAT, MARkET
fully equipped and stocked; living
quarters; reas. rent; good location.
PRICED right; Ii. 6-S400: :, Ia
ment. 401s Lee hwy" Cherry
oPPoRTUNITY for writer: busy we'll
advertised one-man editing agency;
Groom suite in perfect location:
ideal :, for man man and u, wife team 1,,,3r or
sGs xTate6 ana 1h See
furniture. Ready to step in and
take over. Write BOX 3-H,. Star,
giving details and appt. arranged.
coLoRED NN1GHTcLuB. ready to op-
srats sn1%u I.foT0as RsasonSble RogEET sEE3 +;
DRUGSTORE. ONCE bldg. closes 7:3O
D4ot D3 oxpsF oS1HooS claims aasb 3s b,DS1s
Milton GOLDSMITH. pf. 7-o44o.
STORE handling finest
best clientele. Good livelihood for
man and wife. $4,000 stock: 81
500 cash will handle; MILTON
GOLDSMITH, DI. 7-0440.
DELIC.. 1901 l st.. NV; excel. bus.
good lease; owner dead, same loc
25 yrs: reas. offer from resp. parties
accepted: See executors at store. so
7-1464, LEON L. sCLAWY and
THOMAS j. VALTOS. executors. IL
IN COLLEGE PARK
Well equipped with Bendix washers,
dryers, extractOrs; doing wonderful
business; easy terms. Call Mr..
w. W. LEWIS. Realtor
HE. 4-350O. Ewes, RA. 3-6476
Evening star., 1953-05-12
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont,

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 3749 Jsnnifer
ave. is this attractive detached white
clapboard Colonial; 4 bedrms.. z
baths; wonderful location. SGT 500
Editth s. 900 cash and liberelr Nj terms snN
EgeHEs. s4so sasoAfS Conn ave. 80 EI.
listing. Full center hall. Colonial
brick home, containing 1st-n. den
or bedrm. and powder rm.; 3 excel;
bedrms and 2 tiled baths on End
Beautiful. secluded lot. Paneled recr.
rm.: screened porch; lear garage.
Absolutely our best value today ct
$3l 300 ". B. WRIGHT. EN-.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. S2l 800
Owner transferred. Four bedrms.
dining room and kitchen: built in
water heat. Residence Is especially
well located. convenient to public
and parochial schools, Just 2 blocks
family 0' hoSe G0eneSt,eq1 FL inspe.t sys ca. Wo vs.
CO. INC, chevy Chase. b. c. ia
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Seven rms,
baths. Only $4,000 down or trade.
Call ST; 3-0550 till 9 pm. DOROTHY
K. WINSTON g. CO.. s05 18th
CLEvELAND PARK, se4,boo-Lars.
streets. Liv. rn., din. rm.. library.
Kit; Many features not mentioned.
RfdIfsd RffffSdsGE tG sell rs1v M9ss US an of.sr.
CLEVELAND III PRRk, Pim OPEN DAILY "a.
New 4-bedrm. split-level Colonial
ylth yyalt1ha lst-n. bedrm. and full bath.
MHss Ass xVR. x9Ra PHRR, Al R,w $500 calvert i4 =.
NV, next to Shoreham Hotel--New
de luxe stone rambler: completely
air conditioned: large corner lot:
nothing inner May take small home
or lot in trade: Call OWNER, WO.
n.S4Ol' B to Pm. for appoint
RIGGS PARK-semidet. s-bedrm
and be beautifully TIED bath o1pstaiirs;
aowni ess Nv Ex. e. sSa6sa9' SabSs9o' slooo.sl 900
sHEPHERD PARK.A real bargain.
$500 down. buys this 6-rm., Q
bath brick Colonial With separate
entrance to 3-rm. once. 1st a..
fSr hsmt; Oh h ,wh., det. gSrage: ideal
e1mea. Priee open to offer. OWNER.
VIC. MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-1Qb0
rambler. Three bedrms.. ga baths,
full hsmt:. garage. very attrac. No
dealers: $28.5O0 or best offer. For
Inspection phone AID. 4-1o35. IA
WELL-BUlLT semidet. brick. 9th
and Oglethorpe sts. g rms. plus .
inclosed porches. gas heat. concrete
sGI6a SeR Down priesd 1sS Tith 81
3-3657. JU. 7.6142. ia
1l55 CHAPLIN ST, N,W.-LNrRe row
Brice BTise, ssE@ss. F%s. and r2 9eth; IbT yssans e
TON. Realtor' RE. 7-11s1; ewes,
TREMENDOUS LIBRARY-Here is a
home you have passed and admired
many times. 1t is located in old
Chevy Chase. There are 8 rooms,
21z baths, including q huge library
25x20. 1St-n. den and powder rm..
gorgeous all-elec kitchen. Excellent
terms. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000
NEW LGXUiRY RAMBLER, almost in
Rock Creek Park, Just . few motor
minutes from downtown; spacious
center-hall plan; liv. rm., Is 261a:
lge. sep. din. rm., immense. kit. 3
twin-bed rms, 2 tiled baths. full
basement sS nHG .eaE 1 built-in, t;iI gssrfgf. s
,iPpEERl1 ,iaapEl1' ,sts exss.' To $50 ss4364s s,o oso
Excel 4-Sedrm.. det Nnni masonry nrS'SS home,
rec rseep. hall; dIIe; liy rm;; lEe: all; II;
18th st.. st. mr.. r. stores ores and HS pisy9ro%nSs. nSi d.
Call Miss Wildwood. DU. 7-O1O8
with THos. L. PHILLIPS. WO.
Evening star., 1953-05-12
APARTMENTS WANTED

ONE-BEDRM. APT. unfurn.; NV.
Box S9-G. Star.
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. Or
touses or sublets; Wash. Vs., Mo
REsPONSIBLE COUPLE want attrac.
.-bedrm. apt. in nearby Va, where
small desirable dog is not obtec-
tionable. ia. 1883. after 5:3O
ONE -BEDRM. APT, Takoma Park
vic; maximum $7O mo-; 2 children.
III 5-4O22,
Evening star., 1953-05-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GSIOHE-TERMS
Modern Sc. corner store, well
equipped, large stock; profitable.
AUERBACH & CO, DI. 7-65O1
B. F. Goodrich leadership
An interesting future in a sound and
profitable business with q B. F.
Goodrich dealer store handling tires
auto accessories, radio and televi-
sion, electrical appliances. sportina
goods. hardware, lawn and garden
supplies. wheel goods. toys. etc. Cap
ital investment requirement from
$50. 900 to $4,000. All details OF
store layout basic stock. fixtures.
merchandising proErams: advertising.
etc, taken care Of under our COM
plete franchise. Previous merchAn-
disinR experience helpful but not
necessary II you have capacity. and
desire to learn. Our plan includes
training and assistance Of specialists
in various phases Of merchandising.
Several good Metropolitan Washing
ton markets now open for franchise.
The manv successful dealer stores
now in operation testify to the ex-
cellence Of our dealer pr0gam. Call
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Evening star., 1953-05-12
WEST HYATTSVILLE
$12O

Three-b E d o o m. 2-story
detached brick; full basement:
gas hot-water heat: COM
pletely redecorated. including
reflnishing Of floors,
Easy driving distance to
Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
or University Of Maryland.
25-min. drive to downtown
Washington.
We have one available now,
and will have several more.
later. We cater to an excel
lent class Of tenants and you
viii be happy to live IN this
small G o m . o a y-ovned and
oper9ted community.
CALL UN. 4-0639