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Evening star., 1953-08-11
CLERK

Alert individual, recent high school
graduate. accurate typist; permanent
position; 6-day. 40-hr. week, planned
salary advancement and many
worthwhile company benefits. APP
ply Personnel, Room sos; open week
days 8:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK TYPIST, II to IS, high
w.p,m.; this is a full-time perma-
nent position, 5-day. 371a-hr. week:
$40 to 4:45 Apply personnel once,
Room 300. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO, 616 14th st. NV,
CLERK-CASHIER, for insurance Of
wk., perm. position: SAB per wk. to
start; Apply 300 Columbian Bids,
ctERRTYf1sTE Iii R.h II w. some college lS trsjn-
ade tug rest rss pass SlfEifal assf sps,
% days annual leave. Call MRS.
LINDEN for appointment. CO
RKcTYPIsT-1nsuranc ONCE; s.
Mr. R sAcHscR%Ip AcHRAS2fe SA Sfnes.s s.s11a EnGee bee
tween 9-10 am. for appointment.
white, age 21 to 35,
to learn tag and title work in auto.
dealer once. Apply in person only,
1929 Champlain st. NV, MR..
opportu-
nifty; established insurance irm re-
Quires young clerk-typist and offers
advancement and career opportunity
to tntelligent, responsible young
woman who can qualify; interesting
work, 5-day week, paid vacation,
Call MIR. OXENHAM at RE. 7-1929
Evening star., 1953-08-11
Bookkeeper-C Cashier
CASHIERS

Experienced In retail operations to
work in aforementioned stores. Ex-
cellent salary for the right girls;
paid vacations; generous company
buying privileges and benefits; reg
ular promotions. See Mr.. Williams,
GEORGES RADIO & TV CO.. Suite
500 18th fir.l. 930 F st. NV. -12
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK-Exp.,
full or part time. good pay. Mac
ARTHUR DRUG. EN-. 3-4400. 1883
CLERKS ca, white. age 80 to As,
Born In Washington area. Able to
move quickly between files and
phones. To write and converse well
and to have had experience only
in private businesses. Must be re-
fined and not smoke. Hours. $40 to
8: day Saturday. Not less than
$3.50 mo: Phone MA. 8-1118. Ia
for tobacco and candy de-
partment; experience not necessary;
no might or Sunday work. STAND
ARD DRUG CO., 914 F st. NV.
CLERK for dry cleaning store, must
be exper, vacation with pay. LIE
PARDAIS CLEANERS. No. Thomas
circle n w 10
Evening star., 1953-08-11

DANCE TEAcHERs (1o5, Don Mar:
With % personaiity SsS' and sGa sSmbition. lSott &
teach ballroom dancing; permanent
positions open. fun or part time
exper. preferred but not necessary
we train you. Excel. salary and
pleasant working conditions. Apply
In person at any Of our 3 large
atr-conditionsd studios. 500 18th
18th st: NV. DON MARTINI. III
FOUNTAINS GIRL, colored, exper. !;
eve: shift. good salary, meals. PENN
= JUNIOR STATISTICAL CLERK
TS t2.ds assist a.,1 IN stat dept d. Of small mall
required: liking for stat. work and
interest In learning essential; avail.
early Sept. Write Box 14-R, Star,
giving age, exper., salary desired.
MANAGER. for small and 10;
salary. Box 1855. Star. M1s
experienced, dry cleaning
pickup station Wheaton, Nd. Write
confidential details, 924 Wayne ave.
Silver Spring. Md. Ia
NJ ICAL LABORATORY TECH
NlCIAN wanted for part-time, morn
ing work, in doctors ONCE: Be-
thesda area; permanent position
Call Oh. 2-11oo. between 7;30-
TiECHNICIAN wanted for
work in small hospital For details
write supt;, CITY HOSPITAL. Mar
Evening star., 1953-08-11

YOUNG MAN to do window trim
ming. win train. Excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious person to learn
business. Apply Mr.. Siele. MORTONS,
y3S1HSNSGt 3S1S Sth hMtN. a; nv; Mechanically ,nc7lIl.d
to learn typewriter repairing; b-day,
40-hr. wk. Paid vacations. No
phone calls. See Mr. Cramer, SMITH
CORONA, INC, 1413 Park rd. NV.
Ill
MAN-1s to 25, draft ex-
empt, high school education. attend
at night, majoring in Business Ad-
ministration to work in q clerical
capacity in our home once. Splendid
opportunity. II you have ambition
and are looking for q position where
you can work your way up. 5-day,
aouiTHBIE e LIFE LAfPRS S1NSsURaNcE Oee co
Sl6 14th st NV Room 400 ia
Evening star., 1953-08-11
BUYER
HARDWARE

Must be thoroughly expert
enced in private industrial
procurement technique and
procedures.
General hardware, machine
equipment, and parts buy
ing required. Must be
familiar with local and East
Coast supplierS. Familiarity
with electronic parts in
equipment buying desirable.
Our employees have been in
formed Of this ad.
For prompt reply, write, CIV
ing a brief resume of your
qualifications to:
BOX 313-M, STAR
Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-11
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with
large, well-established real
estate and mortgage loan Of
nee: pleasant surroundings,
aforementioned bldg. 37h-hr.
work-week. no Saturday work:
lunches furnished free. hos
pitalization and life insur-
ance also furnished after rea-
sonable length of service. Sal
ary, 81, 400 year to start. with
opportunity for advancement.
CALL MRS. RIEss, MA. s-2112
Evening star., 1953-08-11

CHIE1sIMAS GARD sPECIALe
mas Cards. Gift Wraps Blythe.
YARD, other sensational sellers not
Guarantee assures UP to 16c extra
profit per Assortment. Samples on
approval. CARDINAL, 400 State,
Dept. BIZ. Cincinnati, IA
Evening star., 1953-08-11
SALES POSITIONS
Experienced CanvasserS
Guaranteed Salary

The largest manufacturer and dis.
tributor Of fence products, jalousies,
garages. geneal home improvements,
etc. has openings for several full
time door-to-door canvassers. .Wom.
en- as well as men will be considered.
Car necessary. GUARANTEED SAL.
Dodson for appointment, GENERAL.
INDUSTRIES CORP, 1109 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl., Va. or. 10000.
OLORED-Evening part-time work:
coffee girl, cleaning. cooking; day
work for Sat. RA. 6-0s69. --I3
Evening star., 1953-08-11

AEs e earn e {s' e SOB Es0 Ssg SeEa ss ":
necessary; no parties, canvassing or
Investment. Call OIL. 1926 after
0.30 am II
Evening star., 1953-08-11
PART TIME
Experienced CanvaSSerS
Guaranteed Salary
HELP-WoMEN

COLORED BOY, II or over, ali
an1} ar9}pnd' TogS ssS Y grocsry; Sc good hours.
Evening star., 1953-08-11

GOOD OPPORTUNITY to learn and
advance in finance business with To-
cal branch Of national organization
Good starting salary. Automobile
furn. plus other company benefits.
CRITIC CORP, RIM. lI2. 1888
Baltimore ave-, College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Policeman Is Exonerated
In Fatal Shooting Of Man

A Tenth Precinct policeman
has been exonerated by a
coroner's jury in the fatal shoot
ing Of a Washington gas station
attendant on April 26.
A verdict Of justif1able homi-
eide was returned yesterday in
the shooting Of Leroy Daniels.
%, colored, of the 23O0 block Of
Champlain street NV, by Pvt.
Russell Page, q.
Testimony at the inquest re-
vealed that Pvt. Page shot
Daniels after the man fired from
under a parked car at the officer
near Ninth street and Rock
Creek Church road NV.
The officer had responded to
that neighborhood to a report
that some one was screaming
there. Daniels died Saturday in
Freedman'S Hospital.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Smears Pose Threat,
To Religious Liberty,
D. {. Minister Says
By Cospor Names
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

HOUSTON, Tex, May 5. - A
Washington clergyman declared
today that "unsubstantiated at
tacks" upon the character of in
dividuals pose a serious threat to
religious liberty.
DR.. Edward B. Willingham,
pastor of National Baptist Me-
mortal Church, asserted: 1--WE
have reached a sad state Of af-
fairs when a man may have his
life smeared and his influence
crippled by unsubstantiated at
tacks and charges against his
character and record.
"The n-American assumption
Of guilt because Of association
violates the principle that a man
is held to be innocent until
proved to be guilty.
"We do not question the right
to investigate an individual
where there is evidence of such
need, but it is going too far to
smear a group. class or profess
sion with ungrounded suspicion"
Gives Warning.
The Washington pastor said
those who break a law or violate
trust should be tried by courts
and judges of the land" But he
warned that "thoSe who would
employ totalitarian tactics
among us know that lovers of
liberty and freedom are ready
to defend our country from
forces which attack it from
without and also from those
who would destroy it from
within"
DR.. Willingham spoke at a
pastors conference preceding
the opening of the 96th South
ern Baptist Convention here to-
morrow.
More than $4,000 messengers
and visitors are expected for the
denominational meeting, which
will close on Sunday. The South
ern Baptist Convention is not
a lawmaking body for its 1884,
493 members, but it's churches
normally abide by its decisions.
Messengers will vote as individ-
uals and not as representatives
of their respective churches.
A large delegation Of Wash
ington Baptists will attend the
meeting.
Among the issues to be acted
upon will be a recommendation
that the term of the convention
president be limited to one year.
instead of two years. Regardless
Of the result, a new head will
be chosen at the meeting, since
DR.. j. D. Grey of New Orleans,
pastor Of First Baptist Church
there, is completing his second
year as president.
Fireworks Expected.
A proposal that may cause
fireworks will recommend aff1lia-
ton with the National Council
OF Churches. The Southern Bap-
tist Convention is one of the few
large Protestant denominations
that have refused consistently in
the past to join the National
Council of Churches. The other
major bodies staying out of the
council are the Luthern Church
Missouri Synod and the Sev-
enth-day Adventists.
DR.. Willingham also told the
pastors today that the Roman
Catholic Church is major
threat to religious liberty as we
know the principle in this coun-
try"
I'VE cannot ignore the state
ment which declared that the
principle of separation of church
and state is the shibboleth of
doctrinnaire secularism, ," he as
serted. 1T is because we know
the history of this church with
regard to the limitation of re-
ligious freedom that we must
sound a warming"
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Faulkner Reappointment
Urqed in MICHIGAN Park

The Michigan Park Citizens
Association last night passed a
resolution urging the reappoint-
ment Of Robert r. Faulkner to
the Board Of Education.
In other business, the group
opposed any rate increases for
the Washington Gas Light Co.
and the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
President Joseph Bridwen con-
Quoted the groups last meeting
Of the season in the Bunker Hill
School, Michigan avenue and
Fourteenth street NE.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Tryeve Lie to Write
Story of His Career
By tho Assoeiufed Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, May
5.-Ex-Secretary General Trygve
Lie told the United Nations cor
respondents good-by yesterday
and disclosed he will write a
three-volume story of his career
and go on a months lecture tour
in the United States this fall.
MIR. Lie. who sails for Norway
Thursday, is going through a
round Of good-by parties. At
his last news conference he said
he "felt better about the current
world situation a month ago."
He called for more action and
less words from the Russians
and frankly confessed he is puz-
zled about their intentions.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Denmark Began in 81
To Pension Her Aoed

COPENHAGEN. - Denmark
has had an old age pension sys-
tenn since 1891. All men over 65
years of age and women over go
whose income is below a certain
amount are entitled to an old
age pension.
At present the pension for a
married couple is equal to about
half the earnings of a fully en-
ployed unSkilled worker.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
B-l4 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, MAY B, 1853
Evening star., 1953-04-12
SUPPER AFTER The CONCERT
Continued from page Mirty:fse

thick. Cut slices of Cheddar to fit
patties, allowing meat to show
around the edges. Lay cheese on
4 meat patties, top with remain
ing patties and pinch together the
edges of the meat so the cheese is
sealed in. Take a heavy 9-inch pan
and sprinkle garlic salt and plain
salt evenly over the bottom. Place
pan over heat and when sizzling
lay in stuffed hamburgers. Brown
on one side; turn and brown second
side. Lower heat and dip barbecue
sauce on top; cook slowly until
cooked through. Serve on crisp
dry toast cut thin, with a green
salad. Yield: 4 portions.
Barbecue Sauce
l Glove garlic, minced
a teaspoons vinegar
S tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
2 tablespoons paprika
S tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
/ 8-ounce can tomato paste
l teaspoon onion salt
2 tablespoons dry mustard
n teaspoon chill powder
u teaspoon red pepper
ID teaspoon salt
u can consomme (more or less)
Combine all ingredients except
consomme in a saucepan, mixing
well. Then add soup, if needed. a
little at a time. The consistency
should be like that of a thick
cream sauce. The sauce must stay
put on top of stuffed hamburger,
no dripping into the skillet. Yield:
sauce for a hamburgers and it's a
sauce with real heat.
Shxiznp Cocktail Sauce
l tablespoon minced chives
l tablespoon minced scallions
3 tablespoons minced celery
l tablespoon minced parsley
S to 6 tablespoons prepared
Creole mustard
l tablespoon vinegar
Combine ingredients, mixing
well. Let stand in covered jar in
Evening star., 1953-04-12

refrigerator until the sauce mellows
and blends. Yield: e cup sauce.
Stuffed Eggplant
large eggplant
/ cup onions, shredded YER
tically
u cup chopped green pepper
Glove garlic, minced
6 tablespoons butter or mar
garine, melted
tablespoon -four
tablespoon chopped parsley
Il teaspoon cayenne pepper
teaspoon salt
d teaspoon thyme
4or S pepper pods
cup tomatoes, canned
lcup cooked lamb, pork, shrimp
or crabmeat, cubed
egg, beaten
2 cups soft bread crumbs
Remove stem from eggplant,
wash and parboil in boiling salted
water for 20 to Is minutes. Cut in
half lengthwise and scoop out pulp
with spoon, taking care not to tear
skin; save shells. Saute onion, pep
per and garlic in tablespoon of
the butter or margarine in a large
frying pan until onions are golden.
Save remaining butter or marga-
rine for bread crumbs. Add -four
andseasonings andmix thoroughly.
Add tomatoes, cubed eggplant
pulp; stir well. Blend in meat, egg
and half of the bread crumbs
(omit egg if shrimp or crabmeat is
used). Place eggplant in oblong
baking dish and stuff shells with
mixture; sprinkle with second half
of crumbs which have been mixed
with the remaining melted butter.
Bake in a slow oven (3OOoF.) for
40 minutes. Yield: a servings. Egg
plant a La halfshell is a dressy
little number. one to remember
for the buffet supper.
4
'ROUND-THE-WORLD eating
next week - the recipes are
borrowed from the sOife Of a
retired Macy admiral at home
'sO,U in ScOttselsIe, Ariz.
Evening star., 1953-04-12

Those fists were made for bet
ter things, men. Holding spoon
fuls of magnificent Jell-O gel
attn desserts, for instance.
Right? Right!
Evening star., 1953-01-22
WILLIAM KAGAN co.

2044 Wilson Blvd. ia. I5-ss5O
ALEX, ARL., FALLS CHURCH
Ever Pick Out a House?
Then have someone beat you to It..
You don't want to delay long on
this one. either. 1t has class and
quality Rambler in design. of brick
construction; ceramic tile bath, full
bSmt. There are 5 bedrmS., auto. oil
heat; 90x300 lot with many. many
trees. $4,000 cash will handle. It's
time for change. Here's your
chance! Call JA 10000.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Exauisitelv Beautiful

EXqulSlteIy Beautiful
Think Of lovely, dignified. gracious
living in this red brick home. Prac-
sep. state-size din. rm.. extremely
nice equip. kit, conv. powder rm.,
3 pastel-tinted bedrms., and full
bath. BSmt. with auto. gas heat,
new washer and outside entr. An
artistic home at S20,950. Excellent
terms. Call ia. 10000 for appt. to
inspect.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
SALE BY OWNER

81, 900 DOWN
II you have 1000 and can make
per month including taxes and in
surance then you've bought a house;
bedrooms. brick with full base
nlent. Hurry, this won't last.
MCINTOSH g. MCINTOSH
0ndR MviISon nIx,d AL "a n o1oo
Evening star., 1953-01-22
BUSINESS PROF. WANTEp

WILL BUY 1880 to 5000 "a. It. Of
3rd and New Jersey ave. NV; cash
deal: will cooperate with brokers.
CAL Mr, Norris, WEAVER BROS.
INC. DI. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
At 950-S1 nm DOWN
CHEVERLY
$500

Yes folks. it's really true. An older
but sound broom detached home
at sos 57th ave- Capitol Heights,
Md This property is located on a
main blvd, / block from the new
proposed approach highway to the
East Capitol st, bridge; excel bus
$500 cash down payment and
balance $50 per month first trust.
Call John O'Brien for any further
information or drive out Marlboro
Pike to 57th ave. left to No. sos.
A A. CAROZZA co.
LU. 4-0040 Ii. 1884
Evening star., 1953-01-22
VIRGINIA FOREST
Exquisite Rambler

$24, ,750
The neighbors want to buy this B.
year-old home! 1t is that kind Of
place High style combined
with sturdy construction. Take mo-
ment to go through it,. The entrance
hall has 2 closets; the kit. opens
Snens Sd SUCH cR sne st fft All as sleerc saq 60 Il has
an exhaust fan right over the stove
where it belongs: double sink with
formica work space. Auto. dish
washer with its own hot-water
heater! Splendid refrigerator. Lots
Of cabinets, large "chopping block. :
tapered contrasting W walls. straisht
extremely high ceiling. Massive
firepl. Enormous picture window
overlooking. wooded back yard.
Again to the, left is, the din. rm.
right right along along the hall hall, are ? twin. 4,
beautiful, each with tremendous
diversified closets. Full bath in sea
green tile has big built-in linen
closet. Overhead in the hall, is the
disappearing stairs to the storage
flooring. Now back through the kit. to
the. bsmt. stairs. pausing q. moment
to look out the side door to rallied
entry. Down into the huge rec. rm.l
Here's space for q real dance on
asphalt tile flooring. Another, pic
ture window looks sauarely out into
the back yard. real bar, large
enough to work from, with sink
(hot and cold water) and drain
board. A quick step through the
laundry. with its auto. washer, and
into the. ping rm. here's the
half bath hidden over there. And
a 42-gal. hot-water heater, the
built-in racks for clothes lines,
and door to the back yard. Go OUT
side, up the two steps and look
baek-note the aluminium storm
windows. Back inside, notice. the
phone jacks upstairs and down.
Be easier If you would just come
look for yorself. $1,000 cash ought
to do it. The major leaves March
pointment to see the last house
you'll look at. After you see it, 1t
will be yours.
MANNAS REALTY co.
'116 Wilson Blvd. ia. S-27S3
Evening star., 1953-01-22
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

FOR LEASE, corner. unimproved, lot
in excel. N, Arl. commercial loca-
ton; 2 blocks from heart of CIaren-
don. ia. 2-S140 or JE. 2-0929.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
HOUSES RoR sALs--vA
S2.25O CASH
California Ranhlers

ONLY 81, 200 DOWN !,
A charming. owner-built rambler with
attached garage, pine-paneled gar
den room and large basement; well
equipped with range. refgr., washer
Ing room, separate dining room,
large kitchen, 2 bedrooms and tiled
bath. Must sell quickly as owner
transferred. Price, $13.26O. S1lO
MASON HIRST Exclusively
Evening star., 1953-01-22
$4,000 DOWN. $50

~H,OOO OOW4N, DAO ,OOO
Three-bedrm. 12-year-old brk. bunga-
low. Liv. rm., firepl, din. rm.. kit,
2 bedrms., bath. Stairway to large
Permanent awnings. complete storm
windows and doors. Bendix super de
luxe refgr. Anchor fenced yard As
sumo 50 400 4eS GI loan. This is
really something. Call IA. 10000
to be first to inspect this home.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
l2-story once bldg; l346 Conn.
ave; NV. onices available. AID.
1Of7 18th ST. N.W.-suite Of 8 rms. =,
newly decorated. first floor. Reas.
dsal sSc nsantnc: ETC. asees cs
HYATTsSMLE AiT;iTrssSfpLE Air-eond. one ofic.s
avail in Prof. Bldg, corner Balti-
rents; RAYMOND RUPERT. ST.
1924 ( ST. Nw.-Lre. once for ore rent
with smaller adjoining rm,. approx.
500 50. #. VIII redecorate to suit
tenant: GOOD lease. reasonable rem
81 s4sssa. Gan MR.. RozANskx aIs5 =. Sx
COLLEGE PARK, MD. shopping cen.
ter ONCE bldg; completely air cond. /;
suit. prof. or com: enterprise: ample
units, MR. WoLPE: uN x-o4l4.
5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.---3 lse. rms.
and receptn. rm.,. avail. for imm.
suD O ASPECT saee ss fGT TEo SoitGrs sERSrS H En-
1900 BLK. n ST. N.W.-unusualiy
attractive air-cond.. 2-rm.- suite with
pvt. law: in eley. ONCE bldg; 1-rm.
SuAtcs HloO 0thll. C1u NAs S-O4oO
for further information. -22
4sl1 RHODE ISLAND AVE, Hyatts-
vile. Md.-Approx. 1900 50. IT,,
constg. Of 8 rms. and 2 lavatories,
asphalt tile frs. fluor. LIGHTS; heat
and elec, furnished; reas. rent; iYnm.
occup. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN &, co. 1415 K st. NV.
514 9th ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd firs.
appx. 1000 SO. it., completely deco
vated; imm. occp.; reas. rent. Apply
x st. NV. ME. S-5400.
006 l1th 81 N.W.-Grg. in IT., app.
19x2S; 2 stories; excel. for work
shop, warehouse: reas. rent. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN d CO., 1416 X
st. NV, ME. S-5400.
4420 CONN. AVE-, air conditioned.
modern once bldg. Easy parking.
Across from WMAL-TV Radio Stu
dos. Secretarial service available.
r. DOWD'S EN-. 2-730O. 81
1909 PA. AVE. N.W.-Entire 2nd a..
1,O00 50. IT.. desirable for studio.
coml. business ONCE. or agency,
$50 mo. Phone ST. 3-S932.
LARGE, furnished, private once;
vicinity 18th and New York ave-;
SIS mo. Call ST. 3-9442,
OFFICE-Available for
an accountant. LAWYER etc: located
14th and @ NV. BOX 4T7-T, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Office Space for Rent
FARMS

SEVEN ACRES. lovely brick house.
nne setting boxwood and eveESreens;
4 hedrms... baths, lovely unit kit.
with original huge fireplace and
excellent rds. BRECKiNRIDGE 4
i2s ACRES, LAUREL GROVE, Md
Rts No. 237. st. Marys County.
barn, l30-ft. long; l barn, I4S-ft.
long; corn house; other bldgs. Ali
waterfront privils. on the Patuxent
River, fishing, bathing and oysters.
so6. good cement wells. Price: $l9.-
CARPENTER. Charlotte Hail. Mary:
land. Phone Mechanicsville 90.
sTRoUT CATALoG - FREE 81
States sTRoUT REALTY. MIA
Woodward Bids. Washington. ST.
ESTATEs-country homes, stock and
dairy farms in Northern virginia.
Shown by appointment. Phone Hern.
don SO. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax County. Va;
NORTHERN va, operating fertile.
from 100 to 1000 acres. p. NJ.
BROWNING, Broker John H. Hit,
associate, Cqlpeper. Va. -25
EaE ~ TEM M-ACnE EAhM, miles sontn
miles north Of richmond. va. on
2Io-ft. frontage. NICE hsass iocstion oDfo; foi
mote. Contact owner at PERCY c.
MM0RRiS' MsnoEss' VT RI. No. l. Box No. AZ.
DAIRY FARM, Tidewater. va; $40
acres. 236 open and in pasture and
crops;. fenced and cross fenced.
Beautiful brick home; 20 COW barn
erds%s moasFn hSasss hSessn ana s.nsn and
houses. all modern. An other nee
essary barns, silos, etc. Frontage on
salt water near Chesapeake Bay.
Brochures on request. Write Jimmy
Ball, care of SCHMIDT g. WILSON,
pSSS; INC; Realtors 401 Z. Franklin ST..
CLOSE %0HS; rs POTOMAC. Now ZI is III.
Of 1s1 acres, All buildings in excel.
cond. Several brand new. Fine A.
bedrm; house: Can be used As Dairy
elusive with ARDMoRE REALTY
THIRrERN ACRES ACRES, s-room modern MODE
home, stable. chicken house; fruit
trees; several fenced pastures; within
wnter lis pres Si Is g. only Il PeSsT0y s.rms Ms
= ALyIN EPL1Nc; UN. 4-0Sis. SO
ranch-type brick rambler, cinder-
block chicken houses; about 10
acres cleared; ideal for beef cattle,
horses; trout stream through prop-
erty. JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. 10000;
ewes. Evergreen 4-5073. Pa
1S0-ACRE MARYLAND DAIRY FARM
to be sold as an operating unit;
committing from Washington over
good road. The operation is sound
and the manager -herdsman will
stay with new owner; modern o.
rm. -and-bath home; hardwood floors,
Oil h.-w. heat: lovely kit. 4 bed.
rooms; new 5-rm. managers home;
top herd with records available.
For Information call Mr.. Jackson
ct CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., EN-.
3-1600.
We have numerous other good farms
listed. Call US and let us help you
nnd the right farm for you. --23
EXCELLENT FARM. about 25O acres.
nearby Mtg. Co. Spacious and livable
main house plus tenant house, barns
and other adequate farm buildings.
Priced right, considering potential
future appreciation.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN- a-1GOO 90
Evening star., 1953-01-22
BEDROOMS
ONLY $1,000 DOWN

Vacant, modern. masonry rambler
with finished, 2nd A., fireplace, Ige.
dining area: large lot. Near Shirley
Duke Apartments.
TENCHER-WALKER. INC.
AD. 1894 --2b