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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-12

ary.
Mr.. Webster is a graduate of
Miami University and is now a
senior in the School of Electrical
Engineering at Purdue University,
West Lafayette, Indiana. He is a
member of Acacia, Eta Kappa Nu
and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, July twenty-fifth.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-12
Facts About
Folks

Mrs. Harold S. Welsh, on Friday
attended a luncheon meeting of
the Ohio tuberculosis and Health
Association at the Neil House as
representative director for the
Madison County tuberculosis and
Health Association.
Mrs. Welsh brought home with
her the Certificate of Representa-
ton and refund for the county
from the 1852 Christmas Seal
Sale.
The Committee on Qualifica-
tons for Representation on the
Board of Directors of the Ohio
Association approved Mrs. Welsh's
place on the Board of Directors.
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DR.. ana Mrs. j. A. Knapp, East
High Street, left Sunday for Madi-
son, Wisconsin, where DR.. Knapp
will attend the annual reunion
meeting of the University of Wis
consin Medical School. They ex-
pect to return to London about
May 20.
Mrs. Fred II. Winchester, North
Main Street, returned Wednesday
from Seattle, Washington, where
she was with her sister, Mrs. r.
S. Adams while she was recuperat-
ing after major operation.
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Mrs. Lillian Boyd, East Center
Street. left Friday for California
where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Irene Corbin of Bakersfield.
Mrs. Boyd expects to remain there
until the return of her husband,
Pfc. Dwayne o. Boyd, now serv
ing with the End Division in Korea.
Pfc. Boyd entered the Army No
vernber 1851.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Thompson
of Columbus, were recent guests
of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Crabbe, Washing
ton. They were enroute to Buff
falo, N. Y. where Mr.. Thompson
was recently transferred from
Columbus.
~ -
Mrs. Max Dworkin and her-fam-
lily, North Madison Road, had as
recent guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
CARRIER, Butler, Pa; Mrs. Maurice
Schyne, Columbus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Hillelson and daugh-
ter, Rose, of Bexley, Columbus.
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Mrs. Wilbur II. Hume, North
Main Street, spent the weekend in
Delaware. guest of her daughter
Gloria, for festivities over the
weekend in celebration of Moth
ers' Day."
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Turney
Chandler Avenue, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kreis of Cardington
are enjoying two weeks tour
through Florida. They have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ward of Jensen Beach, and will
60 on from there to Miami and
the Keys.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
St. Moritz Imports
Honeymoon Suite
From New York

ST. NORTH, Switzerland
Honeymooners will be at home
abroad if they include Suvretta
House at St. Moritz, Switzerland,
on their itineraries. When this
Swiss hotel opens for the winter
season on December 18, it will
feature a complete American
honeymoon suite imported from
B. Altman in New York City.
The bed with it's canopy, chairs
and other furniture are repro
ductions of the regency Colonial
period. The draperies, as we'll as
canopy. are in a gay everglaze
chintz violet pattern to harmo-
nize with the decorative scheme
of Colonial America.
On the other hand, the Swiss
winter sports capital of St.
Moritz provides the majority of
Americans abroad with some
thing more unusual in winter
sports than the usual excellent
skiing and skating facilities.
There is harness racing on the
lake, curling, ski-joring behind
a helicopter and Schlitteda
parties. Every one wears color
full Swiss national costumes for
these sleighing parties.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

son in Vienna and Monte
Carlo; there'll be traditional
carnivals in cities and towns
throughout Belgium, religious
festivals and open-air fairs in
Portugal and Spain, folk dane
ing fetes in Yugoslavia and car
nival professions in Greece.
Music lovers will find SYM
phony concerts, operas and re-
citals by outstanding soloists in
major cities everywhere, includ-
ing Switzerland, Germ any,
France, Italy. Great Britain and
the Netherlands. In Paris, the
worlds of art, fashion and night
life will be at their height.
Busy Stoee Seasons
London is looking forward to
one of its busiest theatrical sea-
sons, with dozens of plays and
a galaxy of famous stars behind
the footlightS.
Across the Irish Sea, residents
of the Emerald Isle will be pre-
pairing for the second An Tostal
celebration-a giant 21-day
country wide festival beginning
April 18 and offering an elabo-
rate program of music, theater,
sports and other events.
In April, too, the bulb fields
of the Lowlands will be bursting
into fragrant, ever-changing tap
estries of color; sailing regattas
will be underway in the sun
warmed waters along the Ri
viera; the friendly citizens of
Luxembourg will be holding their
annual Gravemached Wine Fair,
and the first of the great inter-
national trade fairs will be held
in Belgium, Holland, Germany,
Austria and neighboring coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Haitian Hotel Employees
Get Special Training

PORT-AU-PRINCE.-The Hal
tian governments new training
school for hotel employees is we'll
under way.
Sixty selected pupils are serv-
ing as the vanguard of the pro-
gram. They are being taught
each phase of hotel service,
ranging from how to make a
guests bed to mixing an extra
dry Martini.
The tutor is Fabien Perret,
United Nations technical assist
ant. M. Perret, a French hotel
expert. has trained the stats
of some of the leading hotels
on the Riviera.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
TWA to Cut Fare to Spain

Trans World Airlines will op-
crate the first low-cost, round
trip sky tourist service to the
popular resort area of Madrid,
Spain. at fares almost Is per
cent lower than any now in eff
feet, it has been announced by
John P. Brock, TWA district
sales manager here.
Under the plan, effective next
April /, the round-trip fare be-
tween New York and Madrid
will be $601 80, a saving of more
than $170 over the present first
class, on-season fare. The new
service will also be extended to
Lisbon at a round-trip fare of
$3.50, or $160 under present
fares.
AS the only United States car
rier serving Madrid, TWA will
offer for the first time a COM
Evening star., 1953-12-06
|AIIuring Events HighIight
Europe in Thrift Season

NEW YORK.-A New Years
bonus of alluring events will
compete for the attention of
American vacationeers who visit
Europe during the first four
months of 1854, according to the
European Travel Commission.
Reports received from each of
it's 81 member countries tell of
activities ranging from ski
jumping contests to flower feS-
tivals, prelenten carnivals and
grand opera for the traveller who
plans to enjoy a European holi-
Gay during the festive, yet in
expensive, thrift season.
Heading the list of attractions
for those athletically inclined
are the superb winter sports fa-
cilities found in many areas of
Europe. Most of Scandinavia,
for example, is a vast winter
playground.
Hockey Championship
Typical of the outstanding
events to be held there are the
world-famous Holmenkollen In
ternational Ski Meet at Oslo,
February 28-March Z, and the
world championship ice hockey
games to be held at Stockholm
during the same period. Finland
and Iceland, too, are winter
sports centers noted for their
cross country skiing. iceboating,
hockey and similar frosty past
times.
En- route to or from the Scan
dinavian snowfields, however,
winter vacationers will do well
to stop over in Copenhagen for
several days to balance their
healthy outdoor activities with
a round or two of the gay night
life for which the Danish capital
is noted.
Winter Sport RivoIs
Central Europe, of course,
rivals Scandinavia as winter
sports paradise. Some of the
worlds finest skiing, ice skating
and bobsledding are to be found
in the spectacular mountain
settings of Switzerland. the
Austrian Tyrol and the Ba-
ravian and French Alps. In all
of these regions inexpensive
hostels, cozy country inns and
smart resort hotels offer every
type of accommodation. Each
mountain valley boasts its own
calendar of winter sports carni-
walls and competitions.
Heading farther south and
east, Europe's snow sports ac-
quire some exotic overtones. In
sun-drenched Sicily, for ex-
ample, skiiers can zoom down
the slopes of Mount Etna in full
view of the sapphire-blue Med
iterranean, while in Turkey. the
most blase sportsman can find
a new flip by skiing one day
hunting wild boar the next!
EorIy Spring
Turning from sports, thereIl
be gayety and color aplenty in
the lands across the Atlantic
during the next four months.
Spring comes early in Southern
Europe, and mid-February will
witness the first of many flower
carnivals up and down the
French and Italian Riviera.
Numerous balls, operas and
concerts will highlight the sea-
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Jet Service Planned

LONDON.-The British Over
seas Airways Corp. has an
nounced the opening in April OF
a new Comet Jetliner service
from London to Nairobi. East
Africa. 1t will mark the fifth
BOAC route served by Comets
Others are London-Johannes-
burg. Tokyo. Colombo (Ceylon)
and Singapore.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

plete circle routing through Eu-
rope, with stopover privileges
at tourist fares, Mr.. Brock
added. A typical round trip
would permit a tourist to visit
Rome by way of France and
Switzerland and return via
Spain and Portugal.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
New Ship for 1856

NEW YORK.-Dinteldyk has
been chosen as the name for the
passenger-freighter of about
IL 900 gross tons ordered recently
by the Holland-America Line.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
sS1oSS the country: safe storage In
Phone NO 7.OiGo4 N6fEI GNioNp Npsekl1s sTbp
AGE co INC Estsbiished 1919
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
pesches rsp S L. MORRIS. 45i0
ON ST NV Call TU 2-lI50 after
ARE YOU MOVING to caI,torr,. ~,
70 some other Western State9 Ia iTv
service on household goods and
sSGSS soRSw AREtn,Ni99!w Ni9weE rates JUDsoN
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service, reasonable rates II
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S, 40
ROYALL TRANSFER-we vp1 r,o,o
as $50. DE. 2-6l36. .
EaRL'S VAN SERVICE-Movinv and
seneraI hauling at any time; rea-
eohaoIe rates. 10. 3-54G7, i
EDELMAN. MOVING AND STORAGE.
nanpt u aCcept surplus furniture as part
paSment on your moving. storaTet
FeaS. IA. 9-2937; Ewes. RA. 3ei416
EXPERIENCED MOVERS Iouos,
L,dteS IN town. Guaranteed Work
~ Z-3330' RIGHT WAY MOVERS
HILLS TRANSFER-Anv dav or =
SInaH and large Jobs; trained men
INV. snort bkngs.; insur. Ii. 6-q342
u., JACKSON'S
MOVING and hauling. dav nr n,eb,
reasonable rates. co. 5-oS5o
Evening star., 1953-08-26
CAFRITZ)
WHITE OR COLoRED
PROPERTY OWNER

COLORED-BARGAIN, 30S Westmin-
/ ster St-9 rms. and 2 baths, oil
heat. money maker. Priced
| S14,500; 1st trust. $4,000 Good
terms. Brokers cooperation soli-
cited. OWNER, OIL. 4-7sSS. EN-.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOUNTAIN. delicatessen. lunch. Due
to sickness Good locale, good living
quarters, Reasonable. with small
down payment. Will finance balance.
Ions lease Apply 535 No. Chester
st. Baltimore 3. Md. 30'
BAR AND Equipped: apt.
above Very busy section. 436 L
at. NV. ReaS. price and terms.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
-1WeH established. excellent loca-
tion, air-conditioned building. un-
%!!ss st'DaSnf tS inspect 5ssii'iss es
NURSERY SCHOOL: ideal locst
annual gross income over $4,000.
Owner leaving town. Box 2s4-K.
HAT ROOM CONCESSION, busy ioca-
tion; refined clientele. Call Mr.
COHEN between Al pm. for ap-
vaenuM RGlntRfnt tLEaNER. EX Sewing machine
repair dept; well equipped. Bargain
for cash. MR.. JOHNSON, ~,
paRRfSG aiSfS; LOT FOR RENT. sl5o
wATCH AND PAWN-Good loca-
ton; have another store; forced
to sell; very reasonable. Call ME.
GRoCERY STORE, in Falls Church
terms; NATIONAL REALTY, ia.
DRY SISota taE.NfSG fNyfs JA ss5 Ss@ %S av s press
store. Rent S77, lease. Price $3.50,
same owner, 9 yrs, Illness forces
sale sal = A s.B5 F sEELYE, 14oo L st. NV
RooMING HOUSE FURNISHINGS
beds desks and chests. Many chairs,
lamps, rugs. etc. Now in 15-rm
house. If you have the house you
are in business for only 81 900 Will
consider selling in groups. JE. A.
4031.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY - Busy
location. Owner must sell this week,
leaving town; bargain. 1921 Pa.
ave. NV. 80
AND DRUGS =
Downtown cor. Air cond. Seats about
100. Closes @ p.m.. closed Sundays
and holidays. About $1,000 stock;
can be handled with $1,000 cash
down, bal. easy. w. E. THRIFT, ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. s.
9743 -27
DUE TO ILLNESS will sell old. estab-
hshed real estate business with real
estate, 5S0S BALTIC. ave. Rt. No. /,
Hyattsyille, Md, Improved with 2k-
story frame bldg. ONCE equip, 3
rms. and bath; rms. and bath on
lst n, furn. 3 rms, and bath on =
2nd fl. furn. bsmt.; oil h-wh.; .
car gar; lot 40x140. Price for all,
$4,000; terms, ALVIN EPLING, =
WEEKEND SPECIAL - Rooming
houses and variety stores; prices
Reach & Purcell, EX. 3-2412
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

BETHESDA. $23.95O-Lge. bedrm
and bath. 1st A.: spacious modern
bricE, center entr.: handicapped lot,
shade trees; lge, porch, 2 lge. bed
rooms and bath, end A.: paneled
recr. rm.. garage; " blk. to bus,
Priced to sell immed Excel, terms,
EARL T. WRIGHT, OIL. 10000, OIL.
BRIGHTwOOD BUNGALOW, s145oo.
M. 3rd and Peabody SITS. Six rms,
all on | A.; bsmt.: Gear gar.:
schools; bus and stores close by.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament Schools nearby
A center-hall brick Colonial resi-
dence on high elevation with al
the features for comfortable family
living. Large living room, family
size dining room, good kitchen with
breakfast room space. Three cross
SSenshila1ed Snithad arS 6edsFooms' soon tiled baths
ne1 With Fecfeaton SIE moor room fu bui9
rage, fenced rear yard to paved
alley To inspect call Wo. $1,000
once open til Q. EDW. H. JONES
& CO., INC. Chevy Chase, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Bedroom and
bath. first floor; separate dining
room. lovely breakfast room. beau
tiful electric kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. large screened
porch: second floor has two tre-
mendous bedrooms and bath; ga
rage: Evenings. Miss Holmes. EN-.
2-s10e; RAYMOND B. DUNN, WO.
o-VSA1s
Evening star., 1953-08-26
VIRGINIA

I-bedrm. ] apt Payments only 500. AT
per mo-, incl everything excepting
telephone. Interest and taxes are
deductible income tax items. Beau
tifully dec, l blk. to transp. own
ers equity S2,775.
payments only SS7.37 mo.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co
"a. LAST, JA. 2-44S7 ~
CoLORED, $3.50 DOWN, $3.50 mo
-Eoyer: liv. rm.. pedrm., kit. ano
3-33l6. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
APARTMENTS WANTED

NAVY LIEUTENANT. wife, infant
aeslre 2-bedrm. unfurn. ant q,
mouse, 1st fir. Arlington vicinitI
ABOUT ! October; rent under 500;
excel care; reas. lease. JA. S-27O9
1OuNG COUPLE desire to lease n,
Supiet furn. apt. until Christmas
Can ewes, KE. 7-O446. 90
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMERICAN TTNIV pAPK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
4611 VERPLANCK PL. NV
New listing-Det. brick in new
house cond. on a nice dead-end
st. blks. to 49th and Mass ave
shopping center: spacious rms,
baths. large screened porch; gas
heat; recr. rm., maids rm. and
Owner leaving city, must sell.
FRANK ]. VOLKMAN
EN-. 3-1666 Ewes, EN-. 2-2913
Evening star., 1953-08-26

nm Nh o-Io46. -Zb
AURORA HILLS, S. Arl.-3 bedrms
paths, gar. I'd. den: completely
ed +ulh'' Suoiet to Oct. Is: $500 per
mo-, can be shown weekday morn
tngS, or early afternoons, MA
e-3l20. Ext. 435 weekdays. 81
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
18th st. Mr.. Rittenhouse
OVERLOOKING PARK

Wv NCObOOh1N L Atm
[mmac row brick; rms, . baths.
Asking S1S,950; conv. terms. Call
Mr.. Maury, MA S-40S0; ewes. EN-
3-S957. ]. RUPERT MOHLER, JR.,
Evening star., 1953-08-26
BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD
REALTOR
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Spacious older home one blk. west OF
Conn. ave, NV; near the Uptown
Theater; close to schools. transp..
churches, and shopping: quiet dead
fl. 2 bedrms.. and bath on 3rd a..
spacious den on 1St A.; modernized
kit; sale incls. Hotpoint washer
and dryer. Call Mrs. Charterton
with JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO. ST.
3-7200 or KE. 7-04S2 -26
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING AREA-Have CLIENTS
waiting for 2. 3, bedrm. houses
with option to buy IL possible SIG
LER & CO.. 10. 4-S3S3. HE. A.
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires S 3.bed.
rm; rambler in Silver Spring area
S135. HE. 4-7O19. -26
UNFURNISHED 3-BEDRM,, 2-bath
rambler; completely equipped cleo
trio. kit, porch, garage; adults
pref; no bsmt.; Alex. or N. Ari.; !;
2-yr lease or LONGER. Occupancy
before Oct. l. oV, 3-00s5. 81
house, nearby Md. or NV. Wash,
conv. transp. JU. 5-S072. 27'
NV. WASH AREA-Army officer de-
sires 3-4 bedrm. unfurn. house in
attract. neighborhood, S160. WO.
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires or 4
bedrm. house, LAFAYETTE School area.
Chevy Chase, D. c.. furn. or un-
furn. EN-. 2-4791
TWO-BEDRM. house on one floor:
maximum $l00. KI. S-2493, 80
HOUSES NEEDED, D c. AND MD. -
Unfurnished: $50 to 5000
ERNEST H LUNG. DI. 1921
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX. AREA
Have immediate tenant for a nicely
iurn. house. Up to S225 per month.
l-yesr lease. Call Mr.. Bolhagen at
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. -27
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

JEFFERSON MANOR - 2-bedrm
brick, lovely eond., fun bsmt.. fenced
lot rental sos. Vacant. CECIL
,; .LIUPToN, ia. 1888; ewes.
HOME with income, apis; / T furn
ridge on busline. HE. .4-79OO. 20
H-BEDRM., semidet. brick; fenced
gard; near schools and shopping
SlOS mo; Cypress 1864. -26
Allen. .BELVOIR-5 rms. and bath
eSmt'; 9T 4odss dnsesS-house cond. SIl05
: RMS. bath. oil heat. gar. and gar
den; nr. Damascus. Md. Phone Da.
msscus 53ll or OIL. 4-4712 after 8
eEPI: 10 OCCuP., lovely 2-Story anc
Arl; area; . bedrms'. equipped Kit
and large yard: SIPS. 1895 2nd st
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1906 i
RsAlT IS. MY. NvS ma. S-2345:
MtcA1rrthur blvd, for non-destructivt
adults. who adhere to good house
Keeping. Garage. Tyr lease. ST SOC
In advance or Sl75 mo. JA. S-5671
ROCKCREST. Rockville. Md.-3-bed.
rm. houses, conven. to NH, Bethes.
da. Sl10 mo. Po. 2-6095, Is pm
SILVER SPRING-Two-bedrm ram.
Pier: svail; onnd; Aug. %; $500 month
3 BEDRMS.. Ia baths. e1s Galveston
pl. s.e.--Modern semidetsched houst
with sep. din. rm., full bsmt., ga!
neat, garbage disposal, elec. dish.
washer. Conv, to schools. shoppinI
per mo. SIDNEY z. MENsH d CO
Sc. "a sECTioS-e-rm. ESGftT brick bunesIov ma5
steve; refggr. r1edfggr. Venetian blinds; SI25
siT9 18th ST. N.E.-six-rm. bril- Brick
:, full baths; fenced-in rear I'd.
OIL h.ow;h;; compl. redec.; Si25
<5I6 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne
semidst.; = bedTTms.. baths, liv
nm. fireplace, gar; porch, schools
LANGHIEYf 20 P PARK s-bedrm. 1TG Brick
Semidet,; fenced yard. Nr. shopping
eenter' S1g6' schools. Slo5 mo. HE; 4
n; ARL. a bedrm.. 2 bath 6ricl
flTst STHo f. p,i lust Eedee, od Ay9ail. immed
s:REDRM;' ssr:, semidet. house; in
schools Sis. TIE. 6-S977. -27
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have sew
eral nice houses available, SOM
turn., some with option to buy
sIGhER g. CO., Lo. 4-S3s3. HE
ROGERS HEIGHrs-s rms. q bat baths
full bsmt. SIPS mo. WA. 7-3369
ARLINGTON-Unus attrac, 6
rm. brick; COW. loo; $3.50 mo. Nc
elaine PROPERTIES. ia. 2-3300
COMFORTABLE 3-year-old brio
BUNGALOW; spacious 1S-ft. liv. rm.
bright modern kit. with large dinin
area. auto. gas heat, ample close
space, good-sized bedrms., lare
basement; front and back yards
new Venetian blinds; near bus an
Shopping center. 26Q5 Finley
wheaton. Sis. For appointmen
TO inspect; call MRS. cOPPAGE, Ma
S-4917 til pm; UN. 4-9425 O
70; 4-75a5. evenings. al
Alaska aves.; large yard. 6 rms. ant
bath, lowner retains l room 70
own use); S6s5O mo Call Mr.
GATES. RA. 3-271o or RA. 3-s166
AvENEL, MD.-Det. Groom. hous.
elee. water, Ice. lot; S45 month
Call NE. s494l. -2s
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Chevy Chase, D.C.-$25, $50

Chevy Chase, D.C.-$25,950
NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Beautiful white brick Colonial IN
excel. cond. Center-entrance plan
large liv. rm., den, din. rm. and
big sep. breakfast rm. on 1st hoor;
3 large bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd
floor. Mirrored dressing rm. on
master bedroom; stairs to attic.
Paneled rec. room with firepl. and
full bath in above-ground bsmt.,
with entrance at garden level (no
steps from yard to bSmt); 2-car
garage; attrac. community, 1 block
to fast transp. Once open It'll g.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-940C
Evening star., 1953-08-26
ROOMING HOUSES

ROOMING HOUSES
We have about 7 good buys; $500
to $500 down. priced to sell We
will gladly call for you in car and
show these places and we also have
plenty of larger houses. Phone or
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 VERMONT AVE. RE. 7-514o
Magazine, Newspaper, Beer
hospital; must be sold. Priced at
Sl,750, complete with plenty of
stock Rent only S62.5O mo. Ex-
elusive. Ewes, Shea Chasen, RA.
6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. S-9373
Evening star., 1953-08-26
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CLEVELAND PARK

Large. semidetached brick, ideal for
family living; within easy walking
distance to Phebe-Hearst. Alice Deal
Schools. Side hall, living room, din
ing room. kitchen, den, breakfast
nook, "a bath. ISt floor: 4 delight
full bedrooms and 2 baths, End floor
finished basement, 2-car built-in ga
rage. Entire house in immaculate te
condition Truly a real value at
WO. 6-3469. THOS. j. FISHER &
CO. INC, 73s 18th st. NV, DI
Evening star., 1953-08-26
NEW 2-STORY
DETACHED BRICK

3139 o ST. Sc
Center hall, lge. liv. rm.. with f1repl.
din. rm. beautiful equipped kitchen
powder rm.. bedrms. and 2 baths
with many closets. built-in garage
rec. rm with fireplace, and lavatory;
priced to sell S31.5O0. Open 10 TIL
dark. | block from Pennsylvania
ave, of Branch ave.
BUSADA REALTY co.
4415 Southern Ave. Sc.
10. 9-S5O0 Ewes. LU. 10000
Evening star., 1953-08-26
WILL TRADE
BUY DIRECT
HILLCREST
PRICE S23.95O

PRICE V23 200
Prewar det. Dutch Colonial brick
home built by Paul Stone. 1st flr
contains receipt. hall, living rm. with
fireplace. dining rm.. lge. mod. kit,
rear screened porch overlooking
beautifully HANDICAPPED fenced yard
THERE ARE 3 TREMENDOUS
COLORED TILE BATHS on. 2nd fr,
Lear garage, beautifully pine
panelled rec. rm. with fireplace.
Absolutely no brokers, Call OIL
4-7659 for further information.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont.

CHEVY CHASE. D. CA perfect
home for large IamlIy. JUS u.-.
west of Conn. ave. and convenient
This appealing center-hall Colonial
has exceptionally large hall. liv. rm..
din. rm.. 6 bedrms., baths; just
painted inside and out and COM
pletely redecorated; level wooded
Call ME. S-1143, It'll 0 pm. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES SALE-N.E. Cont
COLORED
1925 DOWN. SGT MO.

This is an exceptionally nice. low
priced home, in a convenient neigh
borhood, near 18th and Benning rd.
ne: 5 rms. and bath. , stories.
h.-w.h. Call ia. 9-5262 or EN-.
2-O696,
Evening star., 1953-08-26
HOUSES FURNISHED

No., JACKSON'S
Moving and hauIins' dav nv n,,h,
reasonable rates. CO. 5-9S59'