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Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
I'm THE AIR FORCE"
By Elaine townsend Diekerson

three females running for each off
ice and surely my votes will be
cancelled out by the other two
candidates. My neighbor across the
street, Jane Alexander, was asked
to run for president and she would
have been sure bet", but she and
her husband are leaving for Texas
the first Of the year and will he
assigned to Kelly Field in San An
tonic.
thursday morning the base chan
plain asked for volunteers to wran
presents for the base Acbiidren's
Christmas party. They have real
nice games for all ages to receive
plus a box of candy for each chilli
With each gift l tied I honed thai
Lynne and Dawn wouldn't he bere
to receive theirs.
That afternoon there was
luncheon at Jane Alexahder's Sbe
was entertaining her Newcomers
Welcome Committee before She sa-
parted to the south. Jane had won.
derful chicken salad in Avocado
with good hot rolls and coffee.
Friday night there was a so,,ad-
ron party and it was the first time
! we had met many of the wives oS
the fellows in Hayes outft Tho
5Stn Reconnaissance Squadron. of
winch Hayes is a part was TDY
temporary duty in England and
Inule ali summer, therefore most
OF the wives just returned this faII
and this was their welcome homo
party combined with a Christmas
party. One of the wives we met that
night had a first name of T,OvEY
IL must cause them quite a loT of
explaining. The husband said so
many fellows have refused n call
ms wife by her given name beranea
they thought it was an endearing .
name just for her mate TO use uo
SAID during World War II and +biS
tlme when he was recalled the
AR AR Force refused to believe thai
that could be his wife's birth certi-
i!cate name and the dozens of trim
IIcate papers were always returned
with LOVEY encircled in red crav-
on. i0U cray
/ christmas season is a busy time
no matter where you are. Have =
happy one and we hope we'll he
seeing you. "'
t Always, E. T. D.
IS. We will not be home!
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
DELAWARE FARM MARKET NEWS
Market News Information Supplied BY The Bureau OF Mr.
State Board OF Agriculture, Dover, Deluuuro

The following is a weekly round
up of livestock prices and miscella-
neOus commodities prevailing last
week. This report shows average
prices received by Delaware farm
ers for commodities that were mar
keted throughout this week:
LIVESTOCK PRICES
VEALERS
Choice: $28.OO to $500, mostly
$3.50 per cwt.
Medium to Good: $1,000 to $27.5O.
mostly $500 per cwt.
Rough and Common: S14.OO to
$21.00, mostly $17.OO per cwt.
Monkeys: $500 to $17.OO, mostly
.$14.0O per cwt.
LAMBS
Medium: $14.25 to $3.50, mostly
$1,000 per cwt.
SLAUGHTER COWS
Medium to Good: S1O.25 to S13.25
mostly $11.5O per cwt.
Common: $500 to $1,000, mostly
$3.50 per cwt.
Gamers and Cutters: S5.25 tc
$775, mostly $7.75 per cwt.
STEERS
Good to Choice Light Steers:
$3.50 to $21.5O, mostly $14.OO pei
cwt.
FEEDER HEIFERS
Dairy Type: $7.25 to $11.OO, most.
ly $3.50 per cwt.
Beef Type: $1,000 to $15.75, most.
ly $14.00 per cwt.
BULLS
(Over 1000 POunds)
Medium to Good: $500 to $500
mostly $14.O0 per cwt.
900 to 1000 Pounds)
Medium to Good: $3.50 to S1475
mostly $1O.5O per cwt
STRAIGHT HOGS
(GOod Quality
120 to 10 Pounds: $1,000 t.
| $2425, mostly $23.OO per cwt.
10 to 24O Pounds: $4,000 t.
$24.5O, mostly $24.OO per cwt.
240 to $50 Pounds: $22.75 tt
$23.50, mostly $4,000 per cwt.
! SOWS
200 to 800 Pounds: $19.75 tt
$23.25, mostly $21.OO per cwt.
800 to 400 Pounds: $3.50 tt
$1,000, mostly $2O.5O per cwt.
Over 400 Pounds: $3.50 to $40. so
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
BOARS
Good Quality
Under $50 Pounds: $3.50 tt
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
3518 Mayo
Topeka, Kans.
December IA, 1853


Dear Friends:
Boy! Do we have the Christmas
spirit weather here! It's 2So out
side right now and the promise of
snow today. The old Kansas wind
let's you know it's around, too.
Today is my Mothers birthday
and usually by this date we are so
excited over Christmas we can't
even count the shopping days re-
naming. Last year was my first
year away from Delaware during
this season and l weatherei it
pretty good to be 5000 miles from
home, in California. This year we
are so close to home, One-third the
distance from last year, and we
thought we could easily slip home,
but up to this minute we don't
know If our leave is approved or
not. You can't rush the military,
you can't go in and pound on your
| boss desk, there are some things
you just can't do in the service! "
have threatened for days to go
to the orderly room and tell Hayes
c. o. commanding Officer) lust
how much of this fOOlishness I will
stand for and I get the horse laugh
from you know who. Well, we're
still hoping to see you in a few
days. l guess l won't give up until
! Christmas Eve.
Meantime, activities still go on
here as usual. Last Tuesday night
we stood on icy streets down town
to watch TOpeka's first parade de-
picting the Biblical Christmas
story. The parade wasn't too awful
ly long and I was so relieved be-
cause l am trying to keep the
children well, IN CASE our leave
comes through.
Wednesday afternoon the Off
GERS Wives Club held their Christ.
mas luncheon. We were served Z
bilious green punch prior to a tur
key luncheon, which wasn't served
until 2:30, due to the extra larg,
crowd that came out for this spec
ial day. l was thoroughly enjOyin,
my afternoon with the girls unit
they announced the slate for mex
term and l was again reminde,
that l had agreed to run for Cor
responding Secretary. Don't expec
any announcement from me abou
this later on because there ar
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18

all ages that there certainly is, and
that he really does live in the town
of North Pole.
While it has long been rumored
that he maintained his residence
and workshop at North Pole this
is now an official fact, recognized
by the U. S. Post Office and the
postal services of many other lands.
This town, which is IA miles south
of Fairbanks, Alaska, recently pro-
vided Santa with a tract of five
acres for his permanent head
quarters, which will be known as
Santaland, where all the young
sters of the world can address their
Christmas letters. The main street,
which will be 100 feet wide, will
be called Santa Claus Lane, and
the other streets will be named
for the reindeer-whose names you
know without our repeating them
here.
Besides the workshop, Santaland
will have a chapel, a recreation
center and a display hall And if you
come up to Santaland next summer,
/ you can see Santa and his helpers
] at work in their shop, and the
reindeer will be there too, nibbling
and resting up for their Christmas
Nights work.
But Santa, of course, will be
coming to see you before that!
One Too Many
On January 4th, perhaps, Secre-
tary of State John Foster Dulles
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden, and whoever may then be
foreign secretary of France will
meet in Berlin with MalenkOv'S
Foreign Minister V. NJ. Molotov.
The U. S. note accepting Russia's
surprising proposal of November
26th for such a meeting expressed
the hope that it will lead toward
the reunificatiOn of Germany il
freedom and to the conclusion O
an Austrian state treaty" Pre-
sumably, the British and Frencl
acceptances conveyed the same
prayer.
Regarding Russia's eagerness tt
cut Red China in on the deal, ouI
note dispOses of the discussion o
= a subsequent five-pOwer conference
by stating: "The fOrthcomin,
meeting of the four foreign minis
= ters will enable any participating
government to state it's views OF
this question"
We can only hope that tn
: western cOnferees will bear il
mind that Russia may be willing
to pay a good price to get tn
Chinese Reds in the back door
perhaps as much as giving up Eas
Germany. But it would be a tragi
bargain for all of us in the lon
Q Tun-the Germans included.
o. Basket making is one of the mos
+ ancient of industries.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
Calvary Church Men
Form Organization
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continued from first page)
spoke of the work of the laymen in
the Church and the Church wide
emphasis on bringing the Men into
working organization for evange-
lism, fellowship and service for
church, community and the world.
He stressed the need for active
Christian laymen in civic, economic
and religious affairs of the day.
Following the address it was
unanimously decided to organize
the Methodist men of Calvary.
officers elected were President,
Wright Ward; Vice-president, Will
liam Dellinger; Secretary, Richard
Quillen and Treasurer, Otis Webb.
The newly elected President then
addressed the group and emphasized
the Importance of the organization
in the on-going future Of Calvary
Church and as a symbol of our
united efforts as Christian laymen.
Mr.. Ward then announced a meeting
of the executive committee to make
further plans for the wsrk of the
Methodist Men of Calvary.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18

$l1.25, mostly $14.OO per cwt.
over $50 Pounds: $3.50 to S14.OO.
mostly $1,000 per cwt.
STAGS
Good Quality
over $50 Pounds: $500 per cwt
SHOATS
Medium to Good: $1,000 to S23.5O
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
FEEDER PIGS
(6 to IL weeks ODD
Choice: $1,000 to $14.5O, mostly
$1,000 per cwt.
Medium to Good: $500 to $3.50.
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
Common: $500 to $500, mostly
S4.00 per cwt.
HORSES AND MULES
Work Type: $4,000 to $500.
mostly $4,000 per cwt.
Butcher Type: $500 to $500.
mostly $4,000 per cwt.
LIVE POULTRY
HEAVY BREEDS.
Fowl; S1.1O to $3.50, mostly $1.SO.
LIGHT BREEDS
Bantam Chickens: zoe to 35c
mostly Csc.
$1.OO.
Geese: $2.1O to $4.OO, mostly $500.
DUCKS
MuscOvy Ducks: 85c to Sl.3O,
mostly S1.1O.
Muscovy brakes: $1.S5 to $2.OO,
mostly $1.5O.
RABBITS
Large Breeds: $1.OO to S1.SO,
mostly S1.S5.
Small Breeds: 55c to S5c, mostly
Young Rabbits: Csc to SOC, most
ly Csc.
EGGS
/ Ungraded, Mixed; SOC to Csc per
dozen.
Pullet; S5c to 471kc per dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE
Cabbage: Csc to Csc per bushel.
Turnips: 25c to 45c per 5s bu-
shell
Black walnuts: SOC to $3.50 per
! 5s bushel.
Sweet Potatoes: 9Oc to $1.1O per
! 5s bushel.
Pop Corn: 6Oc to $1.25 per *
Lard: $3.50 to $3.50 per 5O-b
can.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
POLICE MISS WHITE LINE

SOUTH PASADENA, Calif.-(PD
"A South Pasadena police car hit
a skunk on Huntington Drive. The
car was Sc smelly that the cop
who drew it for his beat the next
day decided to walk.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18

An increase of 35 per cent in
world food production would be
needed to meet the most pressing
needs of the worlds people, accord
ing to an estimate by the Twen-
tieth Gentry Fund.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18
INTERIORS POWER POLICY

The socialists, and those who follow
SOclallSt doctrines under camouflaged names
are trying hard to convince the country that
the Interior Department is hell-bent on Civino
invaluable natural resources to selfish nTivate
interests which will exploit them unmercifuI-
~ The principal reason for this CHARGE is that
interior is no longer attempting to socialize
the electric power facilities of the nation and
to establish federal power monopoly.
Unfortunately, relatively few people have
mad the opportunity to read Interiors recent
statements of policy, and many are un-
dOubtedly being misled by half-truths and
untruths. Here is what Interior had to saw
a short time ago, in an official explanation of
ltS position: 1T is recognized that the primary
responsibility for supplying power needs of an
area rests with the people locally. The respOn-
Slblllty for supplying power needs of an area
rests with the people locally The respon-
Slblllty of the Department of the Interior is
to give leadership and assistance in the con-
ServatiOn and wise utilization of natural
resources. The Department does not assume
that it has the exclusive right or responsibility
for the construction of dams or the genera
tiOn, transmission and sale of electric energy
in any area, basin or region. In general, it
will not oppose the construction of facilities
which local interests either public or private
are willing and able to provide in accordance
with licenses and other controls of the Federal
Power Commission or other appropriate regu-
latOry bodies ..." "
What Interior is saying, in other words
is that it will not stand in the way of needed
power development by private enterprise OF
by states and municipalities long as it is
carried on under public regulation which will
see that the interests of all concerned are
protected. It is saying, in effect, that it will
not force socialism down the thrOats of the
people And that policy is squarely in line
with every American tradition and principle
LIKE TAKING DRUGS
1t has been said that accepting govern.
ment aid is like taking drugs-pleasant a
first, habit-fOrming later, damning at last.
Normally, government aid begins be-
cause of some emergency situation But re-
cipients soon come to regard it as right
The emergency may pass, but the aid is de
Tnanded and given just the same.
Dependence on government, like depend
ence on drugs, saps the moral and ethica
fiber of the people. 1t makes government
the master, not the servant. And, carried
far enough, it can bankrupt us, no matter
how rich and productive we are.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18

Basket making is one of the most
ancient of Industries.
Evening star., 1953-09-03

SILVER SPRING-Beaut. brick house.
in excel. cond.: with bedrm. and
"a bath down; 2 bedrms,. and full
bath up; screened porch; full bsmt.;
fenced lot; near bus and schools
ca cam yfaEs EGwREscE Enc at SIG LGrEs RsF Go
ARLINGTON, My, OWNER. Two
bedrm., semidet. brick; / block Glebe
sTs,IisrITy TS;, Lee hTy "a s-91T9; nEs.h.dr6or, MS
'6EErSSi bricE ram5ier. mi. from B.. G.,
hood. 2 blocks from new GARFIELD
School; avail. now, 500 per mo.
Also. new. 2-bedrm. Cape COD, "a
nj from Par FransSnia sSTI;sv warehouse; s 3ISe;
D. c.: avail. Sept. Is; S95 per mo
Call XII S-0690
LANDoVER HILLS, MD.-Brick ram
bier; 3 bedrms., alum. storm win
dows and door, kit. exhaust fan, at
ssslss sss.sS. only: hG. Tsf4eo refs Avail oct:
TWiNBROoK (W eat n-Rockyille
areal-Liv ,rm., OPP din. area. KIT
bedrms., bath, big attic. S1lo mo me
Mr.; Slater. RE. 7-31%o; ewes. 0L'
ALE2.&Row brick, . bedrms., recr
nm, fenced yard. cow. SlOO. IA
Attractive CORNER. asth st. Sc,
near Penna. ave.-ChurcheS. stores,
etc. 6 rooms. . baths. h.-w.h., .recr.
rm.; avail. Oct. /; S140 mo. Adults,
no pets. OWNER, P. o. Box 5597
5036 6th PI., NE rms. bath,
5si7 Ui sth sT. SOUTH. ARL.-2 bed
rms, semidet., mod. kit, fenced
yards: S95 per mo. JA. 5-7S16. -9
FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms.!
Iiv. rm., dinette, equip. kit, tiled
bath. storage attic; S115; 49,
Cod: full bslnt.; Sl35.
Fairfax County: 2-bedrm. Cape Cod;
full bsmt.; la-acre lot; S125.
Cl, .e-in Va, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod:
JOHN W. MULRoY CO., 90 Hillwood
ave, Falls Church, JE. 2-S322; JE
Evening star., 1953-09-03

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
An ideal home for family with
children-free of traffic hazards
conv to elementary school. Colonial
brick. 4 LGE BEDRMS. AND .
fioor II; powder I I'm rm., Secar attached
garage. rec. rm; rear garden is
completely hedged and inclosed with
Anchor fence: owner wants immed
sale; price 500 500. $4,000 4ec
JU S-9647 THOMAS J. FISHER
e. CO DI 7-6S30 r
Evening star., 1953-09-03
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont. ]

GROCERY STORE - Good equip
ment; clean stock; next to post
ONCE; owner retiring; price very
reasonable; no phone calls. CLAY
TONS MARKET. 3;03 18th st. ne
CUSTOM WOODWORKING SHOP
Latest machinery and tools, fully
$4,000 cash. RA. 3-2111. 1890
DUE TO ILLNESS, will sell old-estab-
lished real estate business, with
real estate. 5SO8 Baltimore ave,
Route No 1, HyattSville, Nd; i'm
proved with 2h-story frame bldg;
ONCE equipped; 8 rms. and bath; 4
rms. and bath on first floor. furn.
3 rms. and bath on End floor. furn
lot 40x140. Price for all, $40; 900,
terms. ALVIN EPLING, UN. 4-0313
%
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for live
wire, on main highway, close in;
grocery store, filling station, living
Quarters. several other large build
ings, for warehouse. workshops
used car business; ideal for any
kind Of business: PRICE io,IS S42. ,19p 400;
DOFT. Colesville. Md. Call Ever
green 1886. -
ALEXANDRIA - Delicatessen and
lunch counter, on main thorough
fare; lots of equipment. This is a
steal. Better hurry! AL SMITH
REALTY, XII. S-6652; ewes, TIE
6-5S52,
RESTAURATEUR, experienced, wants
food concession, lease or percentage
Box 2S4-R. Star. 4s
ROUTE 3OI. Mr.. Waldorf, Md.-Com-
bination ESQ station and repair
shop plus 6 acres of land. Owner
anxious to sell. Make an offer. Mr..
Harmon. Ii. 7-9377. zAGAMl
SELF-SERVTCE GROCERY. busy 10.
cation. special bargain, must sacri-
nee. 1921 Pa. ave. NV. -6
WILLING TO BUY ESTABLISHED
DRY CLEANING BUS. WHOLE.
SALE OR RETAIL. MAIL DETAILS
Box 33g-T, Star 3
Evening star., 1953-09-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY-Good business for couple;
excel. buy. Owner leaving town.
SERVICE STATiioN for lease-sunoco
new ebay station, located on U. s.
R%s s4 a5o6S sHptf 60 Of 5o6d6 oS6hdT6eg ggaSH hons
monthly Excellent opportunity for
energetic man to earn from $4,000
to $1,000 1rr,,eac per year .;drv Inyest9ant men
! and Tuesdsy. Sept. S. iron from 3t s:30
an; to 4 pm. SUN OIL CO., 1925
cAArIDREN's 4 Ii RiSN SHOP, new. excellent
location; no good will. Owner has
pGfshHfCATEssEN AND OS GRILL ns s'i5 id
cation, long lease. GA Pa. ave. Sc
DRUGSTORE. 100000 annual gross,
$4,000 inventory. reasonable down
ment reply to Box 131-T. Star;
RooMING HOUSE; white or colored
mr.. New Center Market. 1S rms, 2
baths; also good for otness, beauty
parlor. etc. RA. 3-760S; TU. 2-2727,
HAT ROOM CONCESSION. busy Ioca.
ton: refined clientele. Call MR.
COHEN between At pm. for APP
pointment. EX. 3-3411. -
USED CAR LOT-GoinR business;
upper WISCONSIN ave. COTneTi
stocks so cars: all equipment; best
spot IN town; sacrifice. Boz 72-M
1900 L ST. N.w.-Blds.. store and a
dwelling. VIII remodel to suit
tenant, Parking space. Rental $50
D coNNoR So = son. 2s19 L st,
MODERN SERVICE STATION. 10,
lease. good location. small capital
investment required. no good will
to buy. phone JE. 3-321O bet. 6 and
9 pm; bet; am. and 6 pm
ACCOUNTANT PRACTICE WANTED
will purchase part or total account
ing practice. Box 1887, Star. "a
DRUGSTORE, 424S Benning I'd. ne
Excel. opportunity. TU. 2-0417
NURSING HOME in operation; good
location; splendid bargain; small
down payment. RA. 1888. Sc
TELEPHONE-ANSWERING SERVICE
well established, excellent location,
air-conditioned building, unlimited
telephone facilities. For appointment
to inspect. call ST. 3-6636 15s
R0B-TAIL0R WANTED. with truck
Apply VOGUE CLEANERS. 1924 lst
st. NV, HO. 2-976s. Is
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HOUSES TO SHARE
MOTHER AND CHILD. will sha

MOTHER AND CHILD, will share
home with another mother and
:hild; excel. transportation, in NV
section, close to schools and shop
ping. EN-. 2-5973.
3 other girls; South Arlington. ia,
2-9244 after 3 pm. .
N.W.-Modern home; sep. refgr. ac-
cept infant; baby sit ewes. Call
after 2 pm, AID. 4-7945. z"
house with 3 or 4 other vets. OF
students. Bath on every floor. Use
of entire house. maid service. Un-
lin. phone. TV. kit. and laundrJ
facil. MA S-3S94. 9 to 9. -
SHARE HOME with girl or mother
with ! child, day care of child ii
desired; kit. privils, TV. unlim
phone. WE. 5-67S2. %
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

N.I.H. DOCTOR needs to rent 3-bed-
rm. house or 1st A. apt. Bethesda or
Rockville. Phone OIL. 4-0S73 Thurs.
Sept. 3 after . pm. -3
ni,te far ot IN VIII mpn redeo @ M may g,pe pe
excel. care in exchange for reaS.
rent. WO. 6-2S41. 4
DIPLOMAT requires unfinished, s.
hedrm. house, about Sept. 30, in
Chevy Chase, Nd, Rosemary School
area Phone OIL. 4-4S43 e
Evening star., 1953-09-03

CHILDREN'S SHOP, new. excellent
location; no good will. Owner has
DELICATESSEN AND GRILL. fine To-
cation, long lease. GA Pa. ave. Sc
Evening star., 1953-09-03
ATTENTION. VETS AND NoN-VETS
Have Your Pick
silver Spring. Wheaton. Kensington

From no down payment to $4,000
down. Immediate occupancy before
school starts. . bedrooms, asbestos
shingle; corner lot; Glenmont,
Wheaton. Sll.75O
. bedroC ms brick rambler Glenmont,
Wheaton. $l1.750
. bedrooms brick rambler, dining
room. full basement, fenced yard,
Wheaton Hills $4,000
3 bedrooms electric kitchen, disposal.
diShwasher. ultra-modern glass
house. Wheaton, Sl4.y50
. bedrooms. living room. finished
basement eXpandable attic garage:
fully HANDICAPPED yard with barbecue
pit; near st. Johns parish, silver
Spring. 800
3 bedrooms all-brick rambler. dining
room. outside entrance, Glenmont
Hills. $1,000
3 bedrooms. fun basement, large yard.
in lovely suburban Kensington,
$4,000
3 bedrooms. . baths. dining room.
full basement roughsd-in full bath
in basement outside entrance. Sill
sHoWS Az APPOINTMENT ONLY
Evening star., 1953-09-03
GAITHERSBURG, MD.
2 New Ramblers
Open Daily, 3 to 6

4U4 u41O 1UO IIUVUUII OU.
CO. - One of these
ramblers is of brick construction
1A baths, large living room with
fireplace and full basement. The
other is of brick and cedar CON
Struction, containing 2 large bed
rooms and bath, bright kit, studio
living room with Heatolater fireplace
and picture window. Both homes
are reas. priced and on lge.. leve
and Transportation; with city sewer
water and gas.
Out Wisconsin ave. to Rockville, bear
right on Route 240, continue 4 mi
to trafic light in Gaithersburg
right on Summit ave, l block tc
Hutton St, turn right to homes
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, Real.
tors, NE. S-1143 OF LO. 5-lS37
Evening star., 1953-09-03
LARGE FAMILY HOUSE
RAMBLER

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Attrac. det. l.
story brick home. containing liv.
bedrms., y baths. screens. storm
windows. garbage disposal, Venetian
blinds, stove, refgr: Anchor-fenced
yard; eXtra-Size screened-in rear
porch; we'll decorated throughout.
Well financed with a 20-yr. 4i2to
loan. To inspect, call
JOHN F. DONOHUE g. SON
314 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Ii. 3-00S4. Ewes. Oh 4-2O75.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
GLOVER PARK
UNUSUAL
ONIY nnn

ONLI III,VUV
An extremely attractive. brick town.
house-type home which is modern
in every detail and loaded with
personality; not a large house. but
tops for convenience and pleasant
living, Beautiful iy. rm., din, rm.r
pine-paneled recr. rm.. rear screened
porch; substantial cash needed. A
REAL beauty Call MA. S-9791
daily; after pm, CO. 5-S3S2
Capital View Realty Co.
q2h N Y AVE NV
Evening star., 1953-09-03
CHEVY CHASE MD
E. NJ. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-87OO
EDGEMOOR

1st preSentation-This is one Of the
loveliest 2-story Colonial homes in
this fine section of in-town estates.
wide center hall. charming lge. den,
powder rm., lovely liv. rm., with
soft gray walls and many elegant
custom details. Lge. din. rm, kit.
with din. space. screened porch,
2nd floor. Finished 3rd floor,
This whole house is in the most
perfect cond. and located in a
setting of tall shade trees; Gear
garage; S39,500 Call Mrs. WetZel.
ewes, OIL. 2-S094 WETZEL REAL
ESTATE, HUI. 3-4345
Evening star., 1953-09-03
WALK TO PLAY

This charming det. brk. is adjacent
to the fine recreation center and
golf course of lovely Fort Dupont
Park. School, stores, bus and
theater nearby. Liv. rm. with flrepl; :.
full size and sep. din. rm., lge; compl.
kit, 3 bedrmS. and bath; full bSmt.
gas heat: equip. with storm doors
and windows and Venetian blinds
throughout. Handicapped lot. ANCHOR
fenced for the children's safety
Reasonably priced at $17, 500: quick
possession. Phone now. LO. T-9l22
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Evening star., 1953-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
1920 Indian Head Hgwy

BETHESDA-Excel. location. BY
owner. Spac. 3-bedrm. rambler.
contemporary design. S4.700 cash,
remainder 4ee 1st trust. OIL. 1854.
BETHESDA-S17. 500; 3-bedrm.. l.
bath. brick Colonial on. good-sized
lot. in Bradley boulevard area; full
immediats di occupsncv - ' Eves & caii oT. ~
2:9346; SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
BETHESDA. LADY LoURDEs - Big,
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler; per-
feet loc. for children. near Lynbrook
School and lge. recreation area;
beautiful community with homes
spaced well apart: on large level
lots; wide paved streets and side
walks: dishwasher, disposal. sarage.
DuCED FOR MINED. SALE. FRANK
8 Phi IRsa5IILL1Ps. PI. 7-i411: ewes, oL.
2-oZ2S' %
Evening star., 1953-09-03
5425 Y ST Sc

Tvo-story det.. 6 rms. and bath, full
bsmt., gas heat; u mile from D. c.
line. Avail. immed., $50:
1857 46th PL. S.E.-Semidet. brick,
& rms; immed. occupancy; 500.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED home In Sc
lge. lot, z rms, 2l2 baths, 2-car
garage: immed occupancy. S175.
For information, call BUSADA
REALTY CO 4415 Southern ave
Sc. 10. 9-S500.