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Milford chronicle., 1953-05-15
81. Paul Methodist
Church

me NhvTen Win . Cordial Welcome
Rev. Randolph Fisher, PusfoF
SUNDAY, MAY IL
1900 a. m, Morning Worship.
100 p. m, Church School. Miss
Virginia LOfand, General Superin-
tendent.
700 p. m, Junior Fellowship.
700 p. m, Methodist Youth Eel
lowship Hour.
500 p. M, The Evening Service
will be rendered by the Delaware
State College Chorus.
Friday, May 22nd, $3.50 p. m,
Senior Choir rehearsal.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-15
Mt. EnOn Baptist Church
Rev. D. A. Downing, Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY II

Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.
Sermon by Pastor, 1880 a. m.
AT 400 and 500 p. m Service
will be rendered by Rev. Amanda
Williams and her Gospel Revival
lists Of Baltimore, Md. A silver
offering will be taken.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-15
The Avenue Methodist
Church
The Hovso Of Hsppinoss"
Roy lawson Tawes, Minister

9:45 a. m, Church School. VIII
son Sockrider, General Superinten-
dent. Glasses welcome newcomers
and visitors. Attendance cards are
given visitors. Share a growing
School
1900 a. m, Morning Worship.
The minister will return from the
Peninsula Conference to preach
the sermon: ''The Man Who Might
Have. Been. Mrs. Frank Ypn will
be sOloist with the Avenue Choir
in Cesar SFranck's 20 Lord Most
Holy. The second number will be
II Talked to God Last Night" by
Guion. Members of the PocOhOntas
Lodge will worship with us. Small
children may be left in the nursery
during this service. Visitors and
newcomers are invited.
$3.50 p. m, The Methodist Youth
Fellowship will not be held this
Conference Sunday. There will be
no rehearsal of the Chancel
Choir. Jean Jaquette and Patsy
Mccormack are our delegates to
Youth Day at the conference ses-
sion.
Monday: Roller skating for ages
Ali from to 1880. Ages over IL
will skate from 1880 to 9.
Tuesday: Circle Meetings. An
nouncements appear elsewhere.
Wednesday: Avenue Choir Re-
hearsal, 1880.
Thursday: Fellowship of Bible
Study and Prayer at z.
Friday: Monthly Party of the
Junior Department at z.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-11
BITS OF HISTORY ABOUT AFRICA
Continued from poge q

Continued from poge q
If the future village officials don't give you these
Pharoah, center OF the Capital city and moi
called by name but by his resident such as in the
west, we have the White House. Buckingham
Palace etc.
The Chief Treasurer-smilar to the Secretary of
the Treasury, in the United States-was head of the
treasury, large building that was located the
kings residence within the capital city. He had
many other treasurers under him. He and his asso-
cates supervise the collection of taxes all the
nation. This department kept the record of the
ton to the last household and established
rency system still in use in time in all parts of
the progressive world.
The Department of Justice concerned itself with
the making of laws and setting up courts all over
the nation 1t was composed of honored men who
made it their duties to see to it that justice is melted
out impartially and fairly. Africans for
son or other, even at the present time, are very
strict the question of justice They have fa-
vorites far justice is concerned The rich, the
poor, the meek get just what they Deserve While
these things were going in Africa, the other
peoples of the world were still in the stone age
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-11
Chandler, Non-Partisan

Chandler, Non-Partisan.
The above named citizen, is
we'll qualified to administer the
affairs of this village and its
citizenry as prescribed by law,
enacted by the state of Illinois.
This merger among these
parties can offer us honesty,
integrity, business ability and
qualification to uphold the office
and carry out its duties in a
world torn asunder by selfish
ness, distrust and dishonesty.
Men have been set right in
their thinking by words of con-
ISOLATION from the Scriptures:
go to the ant, thou s1uggard,
consider her ways and be wise"
Robbins needs to learn of
the ant to follow leadership.
Plans and provisions are given
by leaders for their execution.
These men are we'll known for
their qualities of fellowship and
leadership abilities in the field
Of labor, business and civic or
ganization. This must be &C
complished in order that mishts
can't slide into vacant offices.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-11
THE PRINCIPLES OF
UNITY

From the time of Abraham
Lincoln until the present age,
a house divided against itself,
cannot-and did not stand.
Each community should have
competent, qualified personnel
to run its government. Robbins
is no exception. The facts are
staring us in the face, that cur
good citizens are divided among
certain political party obliga-
tons to such a degree that
there should be action taken by
some civic or political group
to combine the qualities of men
for the leadership of our viii
lage.
The persons endorsed by this
writer are:
For Village President: Theo-
dore Hendricks-Peoules Party;;'
for trustees: Oscar Wilson =
Peoples Party; Edward Stark,
Non-P PARTISAN Party; Stonewall
Witcher, Non Partisan Party;
for Police Magistrate, Open;
for village clerk, Mrs. Alberta
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-11

sax- OF RO
&@v2
ROBBINS HEALTH CLINIC
10th & St. Louis Avenas
Robbins, Illinois
SCHEDULE
Monday
Dental Clinic ............ oto ;
Tuesday
Dental Clinic ............ oto )
Maternal Clinic:
End and 4th Wednesday in
each month, $50 to IL a. m.
Child Health:
End, 3rd and 4th Thursday
Conference, 9 to 5
v. D. Clinic:
Tuesday ........... 8 to S pm.
Friday '......"..... 10 to IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
7 New Workers Sentenced
In HoIdup Robberies Here

Two former convicts, both OF
New York have been sentenced
to serve from S to is years each
for two holdup-robberies here
last fall
They are Ernest A. Mokus, 80,
and Steve e. Bonnie, 80. Sen
tence was by Judge Charles F.
Mclaughlin Of the U. s. District
Court for the District Of Column
bia.
The two had pleaded guilty of
robbing the PIX Liquor store. in
the 500 block Of Nineteenth
street NV. Of 1911 last Novem-
Der l and Of robbing the Ave-
nue. Variety store of the 5000
block of Connecticut avenue
NV. of $3.50 last October 20.
Another robbery indictment
against the pair was dismissed.
It had accused them of obtaining
$3.50 from the Uptown Liquor
store, in the 1900 block Of Con-
necticut avenue NV, on Octo-
Der Is.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Martin j. Mcnamara, IT,,
said the one indictment was dis
missed because the two men had
pleaded guilty to the other two
robberies and because these two
charges enabled the court to
give the men long prison terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Group Health Panel
Forecasts Voluntary
Plan With Subsidies

Voluntary group health insur-
ance subsidized by State and
Federal grants is not too far
away, a panel Of medical experts
agreed last night.
The prediction was made at
the 18th anniversary dinner Of
the Group Health Association,
held in the Agriculture Depart
ment. On the panel were DR..
w. Thurber Fales. consultant to
the Presidents Commission on
Health Needs of the Nation; DR..
Michael Davis, an authority on
prepaid medical plans, and Ken
meth A. Meiklejohn, CHA presi-
dent.
See Compromise Adopted.
All three agreed the Nation is
not yet ready for compulsory
medical insurance. They also felt
current comprehensive medical
plans are too expensive for the
average family income to meet.
A suitable compromise, they
feel, would be voluntary plan
with grants-in-aid to lower-in-
come groups. Such a program,
they believe, will be adopted by
Congress.
Low Infant Mortality.
DR.. Henry H. Lichtenberg.
medical director of CHA, an
nounced that the infant mortal
ity rate among association mem
berS was 10 deaths for each
1000 live births. No maternal
deaths occurred. The Districts
1852 infant mortality rate was
20 deaths in each 1000 live
births.
DR.. Lichtenberg said the record
was established largely through
health education" and preven-
ton Of accidents during preg-
nancy.
The association, organized Is
years ago. provides comprehen-
sive and prepaid medical care,
New Trustees.
Elected as new trustees of the
association were Harold F. Eisele,
United States Public Health
Service; William c. Wise, Rural
Identification Administration,
and William Reines, National
Labor Relations Board.
A financial report for the past
/ year showed the 20,00O-member
CHA had wiped out deficit of
627,419 and reported a surplus
Of $4,353,
Two staff members were Sc
lected for a service award for the
year. They are DR.. Arthur B.
RoSenbaum. an internal medicine
specialist, and Mr.. Meiklejohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Jungle Lecturer 10 Talk
At Constitution Hall

Sasha Siemel, who bills him
self as the Tiger Man" of the
South American jungles, will de-
liver two lectures tomorrow at
Constitution Hall under the
auspices of the National Geo.
graphic Society.
Mr.. Siemel will present iden-
tical lectures, 1.-THE Jungle was
Our Home" at 4:45 pm. and
$3.50 pm.
Color motion pictures will &C
company the lecture. The movie
records the life Of Mr.. Siemel,
his wife and three children in
the remote jungles of the south
western Mato Crosse near the
Brazil Bolivia border.
Mr.. Stencil was born in Latvia.
His wife is the former Edith
Bray of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Taxi Passenger Wins
$4,000 Crash DAMAGES

A jury yesterday awarded $15,-
600 damages to Harry Polk, As,
Of 1101 Howard road N. E., for
injuries suffered in a collision Of
two taxicabs on April /. 1919.
The Judgment, in the U. s.
District Court for the District Of
Columbia, was against Joseph
Hamilton, a cab driver, of 1929
Seventh street NV, in whose
taxi Mr.. Polk was a passenger,
and Paul o. Harris, trading as
Beacon Cab Co.. 1921 n street
NV, owner of the vehicle that
collided with Mr.. Hamilton's.
Mr.. Pelk suffered back and
arm injuries. He was represented
by Attorney Joseph Bulman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
RKO Ordered to Pay
$375,0O0 in Film Suit
By The Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 90
Howard Hughes RKO Studio has
been ordered by the Superior
Court to pay $375,00O damages
to Gold Seal Productions. Inc.
which had sued the movie maker
for So million, charging breach
Of agreement.
Jack II. Skirbal, head of Gold
Seal, testified RKO failed to
keep an agreement to produce
a film based on John O'Hara's
novel, Appointment in Sa-
MARIA" He said he had a verbal
agreement with Mr.. Hughes rep
resentative, Sid Rogell. and that
they shook hands on it, but there
was no written contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
chinchiIIu Show to Open

Jules Rendelman, local fur
merchant, has been named Judge
OF the Eastern Regional Chin
chilla Show, to be held at the
Shoreham Hotel orrow
through Sunday. More than 500
chinchillas will be entered in the
competition in 80 classifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26

W5L-Linens, Fifth Floor. Main Building
Evening star., 1953-08-16

WOODWARD BUILDING
Single .ofice 14'x20', available I'm.
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT
RE. 7-5201 1117 Vermont Ave.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

DOCTORS AND DENTISTS: Ice. E
I'm: rm: suite. with bath. in Chevy
JOHN T. HARRIS. REALTOR
5506 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-S4oo.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
1903 21St ST. NV.
OPP. FAIRFAX HOTEL

Avail. in approx. 30 days,
entire 4th A.. approx. 1850
so. IT.; attractively arranged
in lge. rms; lease at S276
per 50. IT,, or $500 month.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
WAREHOUSE
Il EFFICIENCIES

O4N4 u O4A 44O
Clifton st. NV: income S4S5 mo
Spacious rooms, well planned lay.
out; price subject to offer. SCHUL-
LER Ma 2-0O10
Evening star., 1953-08-16
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. !
WESTERN MONT. co.

Hardware, feed and farm implement
business. $4,000 plus. Jan. through
'53.
Lge. warehouse. hardware store, farm
grinding and feed mixing equip.
Total inventory July, 1853, incl.
land. bldgs., machinery, feed. hard
ware. trucks. S5S.000 offered at
S43. 600.
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN. BROKER
PooleSville 1852.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

had singly or whole bldg. Long
lease to qualifiers for half its worth
Inquire 1884 Columbia rd. NV. 16"
SUITABLE for any business. Reason
ffo1e foma Ffnt: ps,k. 705e MS Carroll ave, Ia
business section; 2Ox6O. Available
T9yd oet. !. oGCsIll Csll between 4 and pm,
sT0REf M1R $685. Z 93a Eve st rw in lie bss =,
sDS esnEsr @Es st. cali aT MR Il EST
9sI 81 10th sT. N.w.-small store
next to corner of K. large show win
dow. Suitable, any type. business.
Rent reduced to Ss5. MA. S-9743.
CENTER IN c.; over Esq sooo ffa3Rpflns fa%ffes'
within walking distance, opposite
new elementary school; no compe-
tition. II you act Immediately. we
can build to. YOUR Specifications; low
UN EHPt 1880 i:asS TO Or 'S M LsdPaTd ePKF at Ne So
TWo a ADJo1NING Say Sire; STORES. i7isSS75 W <
each: avail. Feb. 1. in new addition
TO- Kent Village shopping center
NoRrH df 1iotSS coSILEGE pARk-rwo 01e new.
mod. stores, 20x60. in fast-growing
ladies' shop, hardware. bakery. etc.
WE. 5-5246, any time. lie
ANNAPOLIS. MD.-About Sept. Is.
70 ,'2. West stMisx7O ;T.it MH Inodern 1ae front
napolis 243i or AID. 4-46ss.
NEWLY DECORATED STORE. 30x65.
near a Warner Bros. theater in an
uptown shopping center. Ress. rent.
Call ROBERT SHAPIRO. TU.
TRIPLE-A LoC.@1deal for chain op9
Grafton, heart of Clarendon shopping
center. Air-cond. store in modern
bldg, 90x29 next door to Va. Elec.
Power Co. Parking facilities. Ii.
7-4150; JU, 5-7940 ewes. lie
GROCERY OR DELICATESSEN-716
18th .Std ST. ne i mr. SD NJ fully ednippe6 & ped
without fixtures for other business.
GENERA STORE, Rock Point, Md.
vleG wafer al 1dea Sq % or nTs TetireG psrson
Call MA. S-5657.
1920 10th ST. N.W.-Excel. store in
lge. downtown high class apt bldg
Suit. for beauty shop. valet. dress
shop. etc. CAFR1Tz. Dl. 7-9QSO.
STORE near Sears and Roebuck on
wilson blvd: reasonable rent. ia.
sTORE. shop and ONCE. parking for
6 cars; $500 month. 311s Ga.
LARGE NEW STORE good for super
market or grocery store. 312O Ga
DOWNTOWN. sos N. Y. ave. NV
Ideal for printers shop or any busi-
ness. Partly equip for grocery
store; S-,l new front PAPANlc02deAs
3I44 NJ ST. N.W.-1st. floor store
approx. 24x7!0 with 2 additional mrs.
aDoTs sts sSphat csd te @
LEO M. BERNSTEIN b CO. i4i5
K st. NV NE. s-5400.
33IS GA. AVE.-Store 17x45: S125
mo. lease Call after D.m. ia.
UIi;TISRAMoDERN I;IS - Beautifully de-
signed front with solid glass door,
2Ov65 with bsmt.; near theater. on
busy suburban street; $500 month;
DEN sT. N'w.Hst. 4. store: immed.
occup: reas. rent. CAN OWNER,
,tts Hh' ST. s1!o2t At You-1arx. building
with 900 SO. It. and mezzanine
20x60. drive in loading doors, 2
apis. upstairs II desired Very rea-
spnssle s9Ta1 JsHtaI cceol Nj Nj IEfb Hglland q
MINI. AVE-. and Bennins I'd. ne
Store 4Ox100 at this busy intersec-
ton with private parking in rear for
10 cars Suitable. for most any type
EEi'1 Il. sM4THr GSi1asas nj sli iSss ihSlsIana .s
NV. ST. $4,000 III
Evening star., 1953-08-16
So Times Rent

Colored-Meridian Hill area. Daylight
corner. Four 5-rm. units one 2 rms.
mo. Assume Sc first trust of S17.-
500; $3.50 a mo-. incl. taxes and ins.
Price, S27, 800: $4,000 cash. Call
MR.. ROBINSON, RE. 7-40S5, Ext.
R1S ia
Evening star., 1953-08-16
STORES FOR RENT Cent,

1860 COL. RID. N.w.-Adj. to safe
way. 1890 terraza floor. 2 toilets.
s1ntsal Suitable for, for beauty @. barber con
SMITH. Yy.ocGo. Co. 81 18th st, re.
18th 22NsSOGjo AND COLUMBIA RID. Nv
Adjacent to corner, size '16x70.
Suitable for most any type retail
business: Call Mr.. Holland. H. G..
SSMa!THY nth CO., 81 18th st. NV. ST.
SILVER iLSiIT SPRING on ceorria ave- ave-, l
block below Coiesville rd.-Newly
Iedecorated store contains 1900 50.
It. with part basement. rear load
ing platform. Also apis. avail. on
Ho1aad fssGad fGF f. II sMTFaY SMSftFfS Go ce Nj MI
e2O3 14th ST. N.W:--Store and eel
lar; nice show window; $125. E. P.
SCHWARTZ. INC. 1014 Vermont
ave. NV. DI. 1920. liz
6I33 GA. AVE. N.W.-Near shopping
!Tsn1 center containing Warner Bros.
Heat furnished. Excellent for Wom-
ems and children's wear. family
shoe store. etc. Immediate posses
faG ioP sHANSoN aS fsns LUeas GSnsst co or Rss aY
tors, 1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345.
1905 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Beauti-
full store in Ontario Theater Bldg
and adjoining. John Winston Chain
Candy Co. Approx. l4'x60', full
basement. near entrance. Vacant
Reasonable rent. Consult Leasing
Dept, SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, MA, s.
downtown, 72b 1eth ST. NV
Now. available large modern store.
good location, ready to move in;
good for any business. Call MR.
YEAGER. MA. S-S322. lie
500 BLOCK OF 9TH ST. S.W.
Store with 2 rms. in rear; suitable
mo. GEORGE BASILIKO, RE.
7-1915. 1113 Eye st. NV. -l6
GROCERY STORE. 2-bedroom apt,
S125. $500 New Hampshire ave
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s300
NEAR PENN-DAW HOTEL
1907 Richmond hwy, Just south of
Alex. on Rt. stores ideal for
grocery. delicatessen or TV appli-
ances: Unlimited opportunities. See
1t today
SIDNEY z. MENsH & CO.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

ATTENTION MR.. SMALL DISTRIB-
UTOR-We have a good brick ware
house with office, truck doors, about
5000 IT. including parking. Close
SIGGLER 4 CO. RA, s-3431 sYn'
md COM, IDSWNNTN. ALEx.-Arr. for
2 families: reas. terms. 81 500 down
Call Mon. Fri. Ma S-5323. IL
GROCERY STORE for sale. Good To-
Terms or cash. INQUIRE OWNER ct
WHEATON TRIANGLE - Valuable
property. approx. 10000 IT, I'm
provements on prop. now show good
income potential until ready to de-
velop. Call OWNER. JU. 9-9390I;
ONE-cAR BRICK GARAGE. rear 400
Kenyon St NV $3.50. Call MIR.
CARR at MA. s-O352. Ewes. LA,
x 81; 900 BLK. downtown: for den den
ist. etc. Bargain price. ELDEA
I 400 so. FIT. Of air conditioned offce,
1.400 50. IT,, Of shop, 1.400 50. ".
of parking lot: second commercial,
JOHN ON W. W; JOHNSON; y n NC ifs; lS24 De
SSlsS row. r.. nv .t.ts RE End S13o san;oment
2Ha acres on Route so, at main en-
trance to Bowie Race Track. Easy
terms. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA.
end COMMERCIAL-Home and bust
ness, 340O 9th st. ne. Lge. lot, full
bsmt., parking; ideal for contractor,
plumber. etc; $4,000. Box 1925,
PAWN, used clothing bus. $500 stock.
sS"G sdtp Dbl bi 7si16 Eesf SldE; Ewes: $50 fully
HI oh
within 10 mi OF Frederick, Nd.
Fine 7-rm. house plus store. stock
and good will. Long established bus
ineSs. Exceptional terms. owner re-
tiring. SIGLER g. CO., RA. 3-3431.
6 ACRES. beautifully wooded. close
to Branch aye fine motel site. ETC.
BALTO. BLVD: 2 mi. so, Of Laurel.
ground. -30ox5o0 it. Priced to sell.
JUST COMPLETED. 6-unit apt. bldg.
127 Lee ave-. near Maple and East
West hwy. Takoma Park, Md. Near
schools. parks and shopping cen
ters; SIS 900 will handle. HE.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOP No; CLEAN 2 or s;Dedrm. home in
pref have sub. cash. MRS. cox.
Lu. 2oSl38 or ST; 3.736S.
SsSItasI,.rw Sedrms;; with shade trees; N
to $4,000. Cali WE. 5-551s, Ia
BRICK. detached rambler or 2 story
with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living
room, DINING. room. modern kitchen,
District, of Mass. ave. Chevy Chase
or uoper 18th st. Convenient to
eld; Under S30,00o-cash. Box
WILL TRADE modern house trailer
Tor ,n,t. down payment on house.
10 ROOMS And HSi UP. suitable for
rooming houses and small apis; fur
nished or unfurnished. All cash
4 necessary. E. W. THURM. Realtor,
DIRECT from Arlington owner. All
ia' gssh s.aegR9 4 priced rights to s1e'5oo.
WILL FAY SPOT CASH for your
house, Highest prices paid. Call
any time sunday. weekdays after 7
pm, Ii. 3-1004.
URGENTLY NEEDED or 3 bed
I'M ~. y. OE WI
pay UP to $4,000, all cash. Box
FROM OWNER-Highest cash for
your property; free appraisal. Mr..
WHITE. IA. 1888.
MODERN detached brick to accom-
modate family OF B. Not over
S25 900, with $4,000 cash. Pos
session by Oct. /. Box 4S9-S, Star
DIRECT FROM OWNER - Highest
prices, no commission; or will sell
retail for a small commission your
property. houses or lot; any section
Of D, C. MR.. L. C. EILAND. LU.
PRICED PROPERTY
wanted in North and south Ariinss Sss
ton. Va. E. CROSS. Ii. 6-1903,
Ii. 3-030s. ia. 2-701s.
CASH FOR 5-S ROOMS-Good nr.
NV. ne. secs. Like Bethesda, Sill.
Sp. Consider farm. RA. 3-I171.
CASH OR TERMS-Colored. Mr..
WITHERsPOON, AID. 4-6S02. TU.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

FIVE-ACRE industrial sites, sewer and
water avail; on B. Il o. R.R.; CEN
trslly loc; ideal location for small
industry. other larger acreage avail.
HE. 4-5800, JU. 9-70O7.
45 ACRES in fast-erowing Va: sound
invest; excellently located with flex-
ible uses for income. Bordered on
2 sides with the Southern r. r. and
Richmond, Fairfax and Potomac
r. r. For details, price and show
ing. call Mr.. Browning. NJ. PAUL
HANNON, ME. S-4100 or ia. 2-4032
ON lee Industrial srornd
LiGHrBoWN. WA 7-iS26
UPPER 14th ST. N.W.-Attractive
corner brick bldg, consisting Of
store and four apt. units. Present
low rent yields over SIS, annually
Call U. L. Applewhite, RA. 6-S337.
AVON REALTY CO. AID. 4-esO2. .
NV, CORNER. apt,
BLDG, containing % units, prewar
600. For further information. call
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 X st.
NV. MA. S-0352. Ewes. LA
BIADESsBuRG GSSf RID. Mr.. N Y. AVE.
is 600 so. 1T. of ground with fire.
proof bldg. 40x1 90; also smother
bldg which is under long lease to
Al tenant whose prepaid rent can
be applied on down payment. For
further details, see A. M. ROTH.
RE. 7-T330.
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w. B. WRIGHT
b0l S. GLEBE RD. JA 4-055O
ATT DnT0V rr~
OPEN 2-6

Large family? S-room brick. 5 bed
rooms, ga baths on 3 levels; over
looking Potomac, with access for
boating and fishing. Also a neat g.
room cottage. Both on nicely land
scaped lot of approximately l acre
May sell separately. Open to offers
This type property rarely is avail
able. Look it over, BERNICE CAR
TER DAVIS Realtor. XII. S-4095.
miles below Alexandria. turn left
on Northdown rd., Just before you
reach stone overhead bridge. Follow
Evening star., 1953-08-16
$4,000 CASH

Buys this all-masonry. semidet. home
in Columbia Heights, Arl., conv. to
Navy Annex and Pentagon. Assume
G1 4fe. loan with payments S55 per
mo-, incl. taxes and insurance;
rental, S110 per mo-; will consider
smaller down payment to qualified
buyer. For informa alton, call MRS.
RICHARD. OV. 2-3242
Evening star., 1953-08-16
RENT REATER

Assume 'lee. GI-loan payments. less
than rent, on this semidet. home
conv. to Pentason and Navy Annex
Comb. liv.-din. rm.. equip kit. with
brk. space; upstairs. . nice bedrms
and bath; fenced rear yd Under
S12. .000.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY

1OO-YR. MT. HOME, on 10-acre,
mi. D. c.; completely remod and
furn.,. scenic view. Three bedrms..
cleo. kit, paneled liv. rn1., fireplace,
screened porch, tiled bath. To reach:
burg or Rockville, turn right 672
Va. side. left 665 IA mi on left
lval 2311 Or No. 7-0s34. i6s
STONE HOUSE in Warrenton, Va,
consisting Of: First floor, two bed
room and Kitchen; Second floor, three
bedrooms and bath; basement, two
large rooms. one-half bath. both
outside and inside entrances to
basement; base :1t,. stone mes garage attached
with stone retaining wall, several
gas, hot-water heat. town water and
sewerage; One-hour drive from
Wybashington; va hin yltt low taxes Priced .,a at
Warrenton, SHS;1SS; Wsi'e Va. p O. Box 23o'
DENTON APARTMENT House
two firs., 4 unfinished rms. on 3rd
fir; hdwd. frs, h.-w. heat: 2nd-fir.
apt. now rented; on rte. to Rehoboth,
Del 6eLs and Ocean City, Md; lot
screened porches and entrances; /
block to main business sec. newly
painted and redecorated. Bargain
at $4,000.
EASToN RESIDENCE
Frame, S-rm. house with bath, hdwd.
floors, porch. sun porch, oil heat;
excel. cond.; best residential sec;
shade. lawn. and garage. Attrac-
lively priced. For additional in
formation: call Mary Petals.
David M. Nichols & Co.
Call Baltimore. Lexington q-6S5a.
Write Eastern Shore ONCE, Stevens
vile, Md.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
SACRIFICE SALE

Builder will sell at cost new (never
occupiedo 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. quality
built brk,. Cape Cod on lEe. lot in
good neiehborhood; conv. to school,
bus, shopp., Pentagon, D. C.. Reas.
down payment assume lge, trust;
terms comparable to rent