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Tots
Participate i,
Graduation Day

IN the prstence Of proud parents
ana near relatives IS happy Little
boys and girls Of pre-school age
participate Wednesday morning i1
the graduation exercises Of the
1864 kindergarten Class Of the Ger
trd4e ". hiskttt.s Day School 1t
ll0g Truman Ave.
AL Is children Of the e-year old
txopp received diplomas certify
Inc that they Ind satisfactorily
completed the prescribed Kinder.
gartsn course. They were: CheryI
Hail, Paul Deerangss, Sheri Dou.
slAs; Mary Jane Gatchel. Bobby
Hoffman, Mel Hastings. Howell
Brown. Jan Lenny, Virginia Buck
lee, Candics Henderson, Nancy
Mills. Jack WillIamy, Andy Gus.
tafson, Clint Evans, Jack Gordon,
Hell Noss, Billy Stead, Mike Spa.
dafosa, Sarah Andrews, Deborah
Drsnntr. Anne stewsrd Haxsltine
and Jbnnstt Maher.
The school WIN eloss On May
2Dth The graduating exercises
being hsld early Ii order that
Mrs. Alberta Greene, wife 81 the
vel known loesl artist william
Greene, who had been n charge Of
~ . yesF oll srpqp and hss pre-
parsd The graduating program
might direct IL graduating exer.
eis&s.
Doth Mr. and Mrs. Greene WIN
vefy shortly leave Key West for
their summer home n New Eng
land.
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Coming EUenis

THURSDAY, MAY -
Navy Wives Bowling League.
p.in,. N. s. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting, 0:So
pm. at Lions Den. Seminary
81.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group.
1t hospital. Z pm.
Ceramic Classes, / 70 { pm,
West Martello AT School,
County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for members only.
Si5ia Duval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon. ST. paul,s
Parish Hall, l1:is pm.
Circle II. First Methodist Church,
; PM,
Ladies Aid, Grace Lutheran
Church, at church, 7:30 pm.
Key West Garden Club. it home
Of Hilda Commit. Installation az
officers, . pm.
Elks Lodge, q club, . pm.
WV Post No. asil. ct post home.
pm.
Installation IL Officers. il. Wo-
mems club, Candle Limit Resiuar.
ant. 7 pm.
FRIDAY NAY g.
Hand weaving, ] 10 Z nm. West
Martello Art School. County
Beach.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program. Poinciana
Haptiss Church, $50 pm.
Navy Thriss shop. ! 10 s pm.
Fern Chapter. No. n. Order Of
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple. 3 >. n.
SATURDAY, MAY 81
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
Street Methodist Church. IA
Fleming Street. 7:s0 pm
MONDAY. NAY H.
Gym elasses for owe. SEA-
Plane 1ass. 70 an.
alcoholics Ancnymcus cpen
meeting. lisa Duval streek
Z pm.
- .4olay mothers Circle 81
Paal.s Parish Han, 7:ao nm
6eld star Nc.ASls WV. hama.
tRm.
Key We1t Ar and Historical o.
eiety. . pm.
Wesleyan Service Cuild. W.Sc.S.
- First MeiAsdiSt Church. l =
pm.
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Election, Held :
By C.D.A. At
Recent Meeting

New officers for the Catholic
Daughters Of America, Court No.
81, were elected at recent meet.
ING. Grand Rgent is Virginia d
Merritt. Vice Grand Regent d TO
renee Gordon.
I Other officers named are Pro.
phstess. Pauline Pinder: Lecturer,
Mrs. lie vasque: Historian, Mary
A. McCurdy; Financial Secretary.
Edna Mae Prusinski; Treasurer,
Ida Ferdette: Monitor, Florence
Dione: Sentinel. Mrs. Ellsworth:
Organist, Mrs Pieodela.
Trustees named are Mesdames
McAlvsen, 3. Dione. Mrs. Moss
Mrs. Judge, Hrs. n. Dions and
Mrs. Lane.
The South East Coast Deanery
meeting. National Council of Cath.
ole men, was held In St. Rose 81
Lima Parish, Miami, April u. Mrs.
Florenee Gordon cf Key West was
elected d Board member.
Attending the cDA meeting from
Key West were local ladies Mes.
DANES Theresa Judge, Mrs. v. Ds-
Merritt, Mrs. Rose Wickers. Mrs..
n. Dione. Hrs. I. Marines, and
Mrs. Gordon.
The zsrd Annual Consenticn, 81.
Augustine Diocesan N. C. c. w.
win BE held b Jacksonville May
II through The -. Mrs. Virginia Do
Merit and Mrs. II. Dione WIN ~
tend the Convention az represen-
tstives IL Coart -
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Opal Va,, Del.rse,,,
Capt. III. E. Lis,
W ed At Pensacola

Mrs. Opal Van Deursen Of Key
West and Capt. H. :. List, Navy
flight surgeon, were married Msy
| at Pensacola, Florida.
The ceremony was simple
home one performed by Capt. Bis.
hop. chaplain Of the Naval Air sta
tion At pesnacola.
Bridal attendants present were
Capt. and Mrs. Dale Mckee.
Mrs. List wrote q note Of an
nouncement from Point Clear, Ala.
hama.
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LUTHERAN LADIES'
TO HEAR MzzzAWT

TAs Ladies Aid u Grace LuiA-
eran Church. feth anG Eisglsr win
mest fsr their regular naontAly
meselAg 1t 70. tsaishk.
Nsminsfisae ~ vieo pe~a1ent.
~ seerptary VI y ma11. AisA-
erd CAsneler. preli1e1k q - 60.
Geeatioa hss infeFms1jsn @ III
eAea squlpmsnk list will - G h
tef1st . - LADIES'.
GueSt spe1k1r for o. seea1nx
On -. JesspA 11sssami. - -
bsrA Il Nessr1lA. r. N enoak
q - HeiY Lad.
VisiioFs will ~ welcome.
Wad bearer trs 30 fusnl a
karsks only II scattered y.44ass.
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GIRL 70 MoREAu

Mr.. and Mrs. George Moreau,
100 Poinciana Place. are the par,
ents Of baby girl. their first child,
born May S 1t Monroe General
Hospital. The little girl weighed
lbs. 7 0zs. and has been named
Mary Lou. Her birth makes five
generations now living according
to the proud grandparents. MT.
and Mrs. c. n. Anderson Of 1oll
Flagler street. Mrs. MOreau Ia the
former Miss Rosemarie Anderson,
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GIRL FOR FREDETTEs

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Fredetts Of
% FELTON, Road are the parents d
2 new daughter born April q.
The baby girl weighed 6 lbs, Z 81.
and has been named Catherine.
Mr.. Fredette is an employee oa
the vitro Cooperation unit here.
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C0lgCH

o. RAYMER

= - -
She was crew on Bob Zimmsr-
mans Rhodes Bantam sailboat last
Sunday. Bob is now known as
'Topsy Tirvey" Zimmerman. The
first upset happened out Ia the deep
beyond Sigsbee shore. He was tow
ed by . diesel powered little craft.
Second upset was more devasta.
ting. The capsizing came before
they could even get the anchor up.
BY this time Jimmy thinks women
are jinxes and Jaxon thinks she
knows why the Navy calls ships
bosses Commanders" From the
bruises Jaxon received in the cap
size exercise, the crew can be can.
ed Commando
My brother and 4 friend used to
have an old fishing boat we called
the "FaDnie Quaker" The first
time out we heeled over 90 far
that ! expected TO find myself IN
the drink. Second time out, the
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The body e &. Niehslas (s.s
Nisela. 10 ekisiAtl Santa CIiuS),
was stolen w lt6lian Ashlfmts
nom Asia Minoe II lee5 Al i
still u Bari, ItSly.
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Miss jeanne Kirlse, Key Vest Artist,
Creates Exclusive Textile Design

Exclusive at Searns Fifth Avenue New York City, materia
created by Miss Jeanne Kre Weser who
designer of textiles She is also experimenting with de-
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oAssuvaslsas tilsk Il clsf osaes
Key W&st IA. Ny Z, 1855.
80 ~. 1T
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-07

About 1916 million tons of
freight were carried o. the inland
waterways Of America IN 1851.
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MARINE FEELS QUITE
|SELF.SUFFTCIENT

SEOUL Ira 21o-pound Marine
stood watching an evangelist
preach to a group Of soldiers.
Someone in the crowd walked
over to Marine Cpl. Paul Dansky
OF Clinton, Mass. and said:
Would you like to be saved?n
Dansky replied.
Mack, | don't need saving. I'm
Q Marine"
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Nitrate 3 still an important az.
port for Chile, despite Worldwide
synthetic production.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Three Bishops Named
To Youth Group Posts

Three Catholic bishops have
been named moderators Of the
Youth Department of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence. according to Msgr. Joseph
E. Schneider. department director.
They are: The Most Rev,
Maurice Schexnayder. Auxiliary
Bishop of Lafayette, La, mod
orator of the National Newman
Club Federation: the Most Rev,
Leo r. Smith, Auxiliary Bishop
of Buffalo. N. Y. moderator of
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
tion (CYO) and National FEEDER
alton Of Diocesan Youth Coun-
ellis. and the Most. Rev. James A,
McNulty. Auxiliary Bishop. of
Newark. N. j.. moderator of the
National Federation of Catholic
College Students.
They were named to the posts
by the Most Rev. John j. NIFTY
Archbishop of San Francisco,
episcopal chairman Of the de-
partment.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Two Naval FIiers at Potuxent
To Hunt Ghost Rivers of Air

Apparently as old as the earth
It came to mans attention, less
than q decade ago.
B-29 crews bombing Japan in
World War II reported they had
tangled with something strange
at 10000 to 10000. feet. They
would suddenly seem to hang
still i nthe air. just as suddenly
their ground speed would Jump
to twice their air speed. The
air outside their. planes would
register tropical warmth and
change quickly to arctic cold.
Such reports grew more fire.
quent as planes flew higher and
higher. Meterologists started
recognizing data on the phe-
nomena in reedings from the
instruments attached to high
altitude weather balloons.
AS evidence mounted, the
scientists concluded narrow JET
streams Of air whip through the
skies at speeds twice and three
times as great as a hurricane.
Perhaps the jets are caused
by warm air from the equator
Evening star., 1953-01-11
sy the A.seeiassd Press

PATUENT. Md. Jan. i0.Two
pilots at the Navy's big air test
center here are launching the
first systematic hunt for jet
streams Of air moving at up to
800 miles an hour high in the
skies.
Purpose of their hunt is to To-
cate exactly these ghost rivers
Of air and record scientific data
about them.
They are the first men ever
assigned to fly into the jet
streams five miles UP and at
tempt to tap their secrets.
The two fiiers are 1t. Loren c.
Whitney. who says his II years
in the Navy makes it immaterial
where he came from, and r. G.
Kirschner of Omaha, Nebr., one
of the Navy's few enlisted pilots.
1t. Whitney is %, and Pilot
Kirschner. 20.
They are flying Esd Sky
knights. night fighting Jets. on
their search mission.
What is the mystery they are
trying to help solve?
Evening star., 1953-01-11
March Of Dimes Cards
Go 10 Homes and Schools

The 1853 March Of Dimes coin
cards are being distributed by
mail and through the schools,
Committee Chairman James c.
Russell announced yesterday.
I The coin cards were mailed
to about. 100000 householders in
the District.
In this undertaking." said Mr..
Russell, 1--WE have tried to reach
every home. The March of
Dimes coin cards should be in
everybody's hands by Tuesday,
We would deeply appreciate the
consideration Of s anyone who
might have been missed.
IF you do not receive a March
of Dimes coin card. please send
your check to the March of
Dimes Headquarters, Room 523,
in the District Building"
The school coin cards were dis
tributed to both public and
parochial schools. through the
boards of education. The cards,
each with five slots for dimes in
gay circus pattern. will allow
children to help in the fight
against polio.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Lecture on Yellowstone
Scheduled for Tuesday

"Geyserland." q story Of the
Yellowstone country. will be pre-
sented by the National Capital
Parks Office at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Interior Department audi
torium. The free lectures are
given on the second Tuesday OF
each month during the winter.
This week, the lecturer is Ed
mund B. Rogers. superintendent
of Yellowstone National Park
since 1886. Mountaineering has
been his hobby from boyhood.
His talk will be illustrated.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

colliding with frigid air from
the polar regions.
It became possible to plot the
general location and direction of
the jet streams by readings from
the high altitude balloons. Their
courses shift from day to day
and week to week. Some days
only two can be spotted over
the entire northern hemisphere.
1t. Whitney and Pilot Kirsch-
ner have the job of finding
them, reporting their exact To-
cations, and flying through them
at right angles.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Planned Parenihood Unit
Elects Dr.. Henry |. Darner

DR.. Henry L. Darner has been
elected chairman of the Medical
Advisory Board of the Planned
Parenthood Association Of the
District of Columbia.
The following were elected as
board members: DR.. Henry d.
Ecker, DR.. Maurice H. Friedman.
DR.. Caroline jackson. DR.. Shir-
ley S. Martin. DR.. N. j. Price,
DR.. William T. Spence and DR..
Marshall Ruffin.
Named to the Executive Com
mittee were DR.. ISadore Alpher
DR.. Albert Bright, DR.. George
Nordlinger, DR.. Carolyn Pincock
and DR.. Maurice A. Selinger.
The association will meet at
1109 M street NV. at 1890 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Helena Rubnstein explains how Estrogenic Hormones
can make women over IS look younger

1t has now been proved that Estrogenic Hor-
mones are most effective in helping women
look younger. Look at the pictures above.
Would you ever dream that twenty-one years
could make so little difference in face? Yet
Mrs. Hauge is no exception. You, too, can
look younger by using Helena Rubinstein's
Estrogenic Hormone products.
Get out your bridal pictures Or pictures taken
20 years back Then take frank look in the mirror If
the contrast too appalling it's time you did
something about it! Whatever your age it's not too late!
Today. no woman need look middleaged and plain.
Helena Rubinstein has devoted lifetime of scientific
research to solving this problem.
Important to Women Over IS
Doctors have discovered that up to the age OF s..
womans skin receives an abundant supply of natural
esrogens through the blood stream These natural
ogens enable the supporting under tissues of your skin
to retain moisture sponge holds water is this
moisture that gives your skin the full firm look you had
when you were very young
But when natures supply of estrogens begins to
diminish after 35 your under skin loses its natural
moisture. and your outer skin actually begins to col
lapse You begin to show sad signs of age dryness.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Fruncis School Meeting

The Francis Junior High school
Home and School Association
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the school. Twenty-fourth and N
streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

wrinkles and eventually lined. crepey throat.
Your Skin Can Look Younger
Now it is possible to couneract this aging appearance!
When applied externally. through gentle massage.
Helena Rubinsteins Estrogenic Hormone Cream and
Oil help your skin retain its vital moisture.
Fine lines and little wrinkles disappear one by one
It's magic experience. Mrs Hauge Whose pictures
you see above) will tell you.
Il was frankly worried before started using Helena
Rubinsteins Estrogenc Hormone preparations Little
lines and wrinkles had already started to show won
dered how much older | would look after my 10th
anniversary! Well the thrilling fact is that Helena
Rubinsteins Estrogenic Hormone Cream and Oil have
accomplished wonders for me use them regularly now
and know they win help me for years to come.
Prove II to Yourself
Try Helena Rubnstein's Esrogenic Hormone Cream
and Oil for at least 80 days AT night gently massage
the your face Massage the oil literally the
throat In the daytime use the instantly oil
under your makeup on both face and throat
You'll be thrilled with the results. Radiant
new prettiness! A younger, more vibrant look!
Your husband will see you with new interest.
Suddenly, life will seem rich and full again.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
ALEXANDRIA
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
ALEXANDRIA
ANGEL PARK HOMES
$15,250

Come out today and see the new.
pigger; better ANGEL PARK
HOMES. We've added extra width
and length to the house Itself while
retaining the superb construction.
Master bedrm. is now l5x1l, plus
loft. closet; Q other lge. bedrms.,
ceramic tile bath in 1st-a. powder
rm.; storage attic; full bsmt.; Kit.
Is almost IA IT. long and features q
1854 Westinghouse kit. incl. dish
washer. disposal and. Oft. refgr.
These are VA approved and we can
offer !25-yr., 41a9e loan and only
$500 down to qualified vets. Non-vet.
financing, too. Directions: Over l4th
st. Bridge. out Shirley hwy, past
Parkfairfax, leave Shirley hwy. at
Rte. left on Rte. z (KinE st. exit
about 2 miles. turn right at W. View
terri, go blks., then right on s.
View terri, to sample house; or out
Duke ST. (Rte. 236) "a mile past
r.r. station. turn at Angel Park sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
oV. S-2675 TIE. o-5S57
Evening star., 1953-11-01
3-BEDROOM BRICK

Lovely brick semidetached home 2
yrs. old, immaculate cond. Lge
liv. rm., din. area, spacious kit
2nd fl. has 3 bedrms. and bath
Full bsmt,, finished recr. rm. Lge,
lot. Located in Bradbury Hgts. s.e.
Conv. to Andrews Field. Monthly
payment, incl. taxes, 500. Call Mr..
McGinniss. TU. 2-23S8. FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES. INC. L1-41
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SALE BY OWNER, 7113 Alpine ST.,
District Hts. Md.-Two-yr. -old bum
galow; Ia baths, 2 bedrms. 1st q.
lge. hv. rm., 20x14; I'm. stairway to
roughed-in 2nd A.; full bsmt., level
lot with Anchor fence in rear. Walk,
shopping. Full price, S13,250: reas.
down payment and assume lge. AZ
FHA trust. 10. 'S-5677. p
3-BEDRM. BRICK, HYATTSvILLE-
Liv. rm., flrepl.. din. rm., kit. bsmt,
oil h.-w.h.; garage. $4,000 down
easy terms; DALEY REAL ESTATE
VERY COMFORTABLE mod. 2 bedrm.,
ETC., on lge., lot; fruit trees, chicken
house: $3.50. z. Riverdale sec
ton. Call mornings only. UN. 4-1603
s-RM. RAMBLER-Built- in garage
lge. kit, lge. bath, fireplace, alumi-
mum storm windows, hot-water heat
on large lot situated on top Of
knoll, with beautiful view; near
MOL, Nd. Uniy., 5 min; from p. G
priced S15, 500. Phone HE. 4-7453
CAPE COD Notwithstanding, lge
liv. rm., firepl., din. rm., kit, break
fast rm.: 2 lge. bedrms., tiled bath;
bsmt., garage. owner i'll. must sell
at once; easy terms. DALEY REAL
ESTATE. Az. 7-l44o.
HEART OF HYATTSVILLE-Ideal fol
rooming house; l blk. from Hot
Shoppe; bedrms., bath, End floor
breakfast rm.. AUTOMATIC kit, bath
lst floor; rec. rm., oil hot-wateI
beaut. Handicapped grounds: close tc
churches and transp. Only $4,000
6TT;ipcAP2;; 6eTni AP;; 55172r; va. 7-s4s4
52-FT. RAMBLER, featuring rooms
tiled Kitchen. 16-ft. den. 5 bedrms.;
mr.. Beltsville School; convenient to
MOL. and Govt. farm. This prac-
tically new home is priced to sell at
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
LOVELY 2-apt. house. 2 bedrms
down. 2 up; extra lge,. yard: dry
doWn.' dni' III UN. H41Sse4iso. 0"'nS' SN'oOO
5000 DOWN TO VET-Practically
new 3-bedrm: brick home; gas h.
OVER OVER BrG ne in seaf Located p,sss5pt Just
ROBERT s. DAVIS l. co.
11z-ACRE CHICKEN FARM-Nice g.
room and bath bungalow; full base
ment. oil heat; garage. poultry
house. masonry brooder house. large
barn with concrete floor; adjoininc
Govt. farm in Beltsville; only S14.-
900: terms to suit. Call today. WA.
DAVIS L co.
FOUR-BEDRM. Cape Cod home in
Lanham; 24-ft. liv. rm., 2 baths, full
bsmt. Below cost. at $4,000; 2Oco
down, FHA. Call today, WA. $4,000
till 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS g.
CO. 1904 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. Nd.
VETS-$1. .050 down. Immediate DOS
session. New. three-bedrm. brick
ramblers in Woodlawn, Just OF An
Fit fSli tiled Si Ssmt f0om Sfs65e sa65eeiecs5iS caij
today: WA. $4,000 til 8 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
81 900 DOWN. bedrms., Just of
Riggs rd.. near East-West hwy.
Din. rm:. and knotty-pine den. A
BUY ct S13,950. Call today. WA.
7-3g00 till 8 pm. ROBERT s.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
SPACIOUS
Brick Colonial

Located in lovely Braddock Hts. we
offer this very fine 5-year-old home
featuring entrance hall. powder rm.,
liv. rm.. firepl; separate din. rm.,
generous size kitchen with break
fast area all on lst fl. 2 master and
a 3D. good sized bedroom and bath
on End n. Full bSmt. and a fine
landscaped lot with several trees,
PRICE: S22,950 with excellent
terms to qualified purchaser.
EXCLUSIVE
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206. Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va,
TIE. 6-2442 XII. BOOTS TIE. 6-bT6O
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
Decatur Heights
ONLY S13.500

19-ft. liv. rm., din. rm., equip kit,
2 large bedrms. (master is 10 ft),
tiled bath: full bSmt., gas air.
cond heat: neat fenced lot: all
conv. within 3 blocks.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
IT'S A GREAT WORLD
IF YOU LIVE IN
Prrr1 -R~rr7 r@r A ~-

x1G 1t4111 i I 1Af4NG
We have q nice selection Of 2 and
) bedrm. homes, priced from S9,75C
to S12,95O, some new, some pre-
War II and some pre-War /; none
pre-Spanish American War; some
as low as 5000 down. If you wish
you may have o list of these 19
houses, and brouse around, or one
Of our courteous representatives will
be glad to show you these homes
Our wives will permit US to accom-
pany you in the evenings II it IL
more advantageous for YOU.
AS An Ad Writer
It looks awfully good to me. Thi.
2-yr.-old brick rambler. with 3 bed.
rms, equipped family sized kit. full
bsmt. with extra-high ceiling; va
cant, move in at once, with $1.66C
down (may be less), assume high
GI Al .mortgage, payable S75 per
mo-. incl. everything. Only S12,950.
-
Evening star., 1953-11-01
$3.50

Mr.. ANDREWS & BOILING
Don't miss this neat det. bargain
home. Owner released from service
wants quick sale. YOU WON'T BEAT
over 4eS loan with S1,900 cash
incldg. settlement. Q bedrmS., in
Sulated expand. attic, large fenced
yard. alum. storm sash. equip. kit
Open today. To reach: Out Pa. ave.
Sc. to end, right to Suitland rd.,
left about mi. to Randolph rd.,
left to 300 Larkspur. Morningside,
Md JOHN H. McALISTER. Real
Estate 10 2-2666
Evening star., 1953-11-01
OPEN / TIL DARK

OPEN / TIL DARK
NEW BRICK, FULL BSMT.
This well-constructed home has lge.
liv. rm., 2 lovely bedrms., modern
kitchen with plenty of cabinets, lge.
din. area; full bsmt. with outside
entrance, expandible attic with
space for 2 lge. bedrms.; conv. to
Andrews Field, Naval Research Lab.
and Suitland Government bldgs.
tionS in Forestville. S14,950, terms.
Directions: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to
Branch ave, right about u mile to
Suitland pkwy. military hwy. left
about 5 miles to Forestville rd., left
about " mile to Cross ST.. left 2
blks. to pine st. and property.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
ALEXANDRIA AREA

$500. $1,000 or more down for old
er house in very good condition; s
rms. and bath, full bsmt., eiec.
stove and retgr. on good size level
lot, Conveniently located. Don't
wait to call for appointment.
LICARI. XII. S-7100. .
Evening star., 1953-11-01
OPEN SUNDAY

rooms. SIS, 500. 81 $50 down. Bsmt.,
fireplace. 25-year loan. Many ex-
tras. Adjoining lots 70x150, $1,000
each on terms. 9400 block Tucker
man St., Seabrook Acres, one mile
past Lanham School. MORNING
STAR REAL ESTATE