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HOUSES sALt--Mp. Cont

CHEVY CHASE. 3102 Hustled dr.,
Attrac brick Cape Cod. beautiful
Handicapped lot. immaculate in every
detail. Center hall, large hv. .rm
den. 1st-fi. bedrm., and bath: End 4.
2 huge bedrms.. dressing rm.. bath
open deck; full bsmt.. recr. rm., lava
tory, built-in garage; fenced real
yard. ST. 900. Mr.. Lebling, Sat.
Sun. ewes. OIL. 4-66SS.
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3s5o
GREEN ACRES - Two-story brick
painted white. neat as pin, Liv
den, . excel. bedrms. and bath, recr
rm. with bar, gas heat, bsmt. lava
tory, det. garage. S20.950. Mr.. Leb-
ling Sat, Suns, ewes, OIL. 4-66SS
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250
KENSINGToN
owner transferred, says sell his dar.
ling bungalows, only $3.50 cash. as
sumo present loan. PAYMENTS les:
zaker fe Af.' DI. 7-5i5e. Apt 'a'i ~iSS
Realtor. 1924 14th st, AID. 4-2O05
KENSINGTON
Why pay rent in an apartment when
you can buy 2-bedrm. bungalow
with yard Tor $500 down and ASt
per mo. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO
6-41R2. for appt. to inspect
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 42005
SLIGO CREEK KNOLLS
S12. 500 by OWNER. . bedrms., ex.
pansible 2nd floor; dream kit. pic.
ture window facing rear yard; nj
bsmt,, firepl.. lge. closets; insulated
Bendix, Disposal; $500 dn. anc
assume $4,000 GI loan. payable
SO mo, incl. taxes: or as little a,
$1.250 dn. and 2nd trust. Inspection
invited. 80 min. from downtown
burg rd.; left to Belevedere blvd
left I blk. right | blk. left to 905
Dyrden st No agents. Ju. 7-7129.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

62O7 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA. Md
5000 It. floor space. $500 It.
paIrSSbinns. OIL 2-6696: ewes. OIL.
RooMiSNG or tourist house. whit. or
eolored; in heart of city. near. New
also good for offces. beauty parlor. %
etc. RA; 3760s or TU. 2-2727.
BLDG, 5000 so. FIT, plus parking;
suitable auto dealer, plumbing. hard
ware. etc. 10, S-3T22. --23
"Snd AND L ST. N,W.---store, 2 rms,
Ist H.; 4 rms. bath, 2nd A.: full
bsmt., auto. h;s.w;h;; any type busi-
ness; $780, RE. 7-21s7' Ii. 4-7265.
NO. ARL., VA. nr. Key and Memorial
prldees, over 80 900 So IT. surfaced,
2@0-ft; frontage 3 driveways; we'll
lighted; ! showrm.; 9, work bays
1sq 1sdo once, nee S1I. AL succeed; gas heat.
Heavy traffic count. JA. S-S57s. .
BENNING RD., 44O0 block-I.ot, 10sx
i4O IT., all or part or will improve
Tor suitable tenant. Zoned 1st
ccomimercisl DAVID COOPER, RA.
Sd Sd Is, Ma; S-Sh57. go
4sss sse 4@nS sSop NE; At l. AYE AyEECr
excel cond,; oil heat, iieht. H ont toilet. let
etc; low rent. AP. 7-6302, -25
6:lOO SO; FT., plus ample free park
ing. in large close-in shopping cen-
Ter; well suited for wholesale buSi-
~ ,A1LLBERT II; COHEN co. ia. 2 1881.
PIX. Kanns dept. store; lse. 12-rm.
bldg,. 3 baths; suitable for tea rm.,
hat or beauty shop; parking. $500
343l. -5S
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SILVER SPRING
EXCEPTIONAL, BLY,

EACEPIIUNAL BU 7
Leaving Government. must
sacrifice all-brick Colonial, un-
usual home; years old; just
redecorated; cent. entr. First
A.: Lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. kit, powder rm.,
screened side porch. Second A.:
Three bedrms.. bath. Bath,
stall shower in hSmt. Lge.,
level, fenced yd. Ideal loc., 2
blks. from school, shopping,
transp. Priced for quick sale
by OWNER. S20,500. JU.
1926. ID
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COLORED-SPECIAL
COI,ORED-NE p

1000 BLOCK BLAINE ST.
Brick & rms, Il baths, gas heat.
full bsmt. Deep rear yard. Home
in excellent condition. Priced below
todays market with reasonable down
payment. Call Mr.. Montford. DE
2-p0O3
EILAND BROS, DE. e-3535
CON 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

BRICK SEMTDET. HOUSE; e rooms
and bath full s.t basement; ga:
yd, fenced. Asking price Sl4,5OO,
good terms. Offered by WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN. 1927 K St NV,
Wash, D. c., tel. Ma. S6230:
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
"CUTE AS RED SHOES"

Brick rambler possessing an unusual
amount of charm. Rear yard in
closed by woven honeymoon fence
affording absolute privacy. Ideally
arranged, having liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm. modern kit, 3 bedrms., Ia
baths on around level. Awning
covered patio. Storage attic, partial
bsmt., attached garage, gas a.-c
heat Call for appointment to See
you'll love it. once hours til Q pm
F. M FRY INC OF, 2-8700
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LEASE

1900 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
capitol Hgts,, Md.-Showroom and
for display purposes. plus plenty Of
storage space. Lot 60x1O0 adjoining
this property for parking. Call for
an appointment.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. Q-o3o0.
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MCLEAN. VA.

SAVE 81 900
A lot of house for $4,000, on tree
shaded la-acre lot in good commu-
nifty: 3 bedrms., liv. I'm. with firepl.,
radiant heat, uttl. rm., terrace. I'm
med. possession.
LEE w. CHARTERS, BROKER
Mclean, Va. Elmwood $4,000
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

1850 so. FIT. at Sl.75 per 50. I'll;
mr.. S. Capitol Bridge; entr on 2 SITS !;
fNc. fTF Siautns fu 4o947 MF or Sonfi Eu Arn666 a46e
EXT. 1874, ewes. pa
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OWNER LEAVING CITY-Must sell
S21 500: S3, 500 down. / wear Old
4 bedrms. . baths. All elec. kit.
din. rm., large liv. rm. w/firepl
Venetian blinds. full basement. Clos
parochial and public schools ant
transp. Call OWNER. JU. 5-S117.
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HOUSES SALE-s.E. Cont J

Mr.. FAIRFAX VII. OFF ALA. AVE
Sc. 6-RM. sEMIDET. BRICK
liv. rm. with firepl.. family din rm.,
rec. rm. with f1repl. and u bath in
bsmt. gas h.-w.h. Low down pay
ment and priced to sell today. Mrs.
Cox. ATLAS REALTY CO. LU. .
Sl36, or ST. 3-736S. so
HILLCREST-OPEN 2-7
2042 34th st. Sc. Beaut. T-rm. home
in heart of Hillcrest; ga baths.
bsmt., laundry room. garage. gas
h.-w.h.. > screened porches; many
extras. LU. 4-43S2.
N nATYT AHIInn 90
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$500 DOWN

SOU DOWN
GREGORY ESTATE
Two-bedroom brick facing lovely
wooded section; . years old; all
modern kitchen. PAYMENTS approx,
S12 per mo. Call Mrs. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA & co.
EX. 3-4113 Ewes, LO. 4-5010
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03
Trents Mill

Mr.. and Mrs M S. Jones ac-
conpanied by Mrs Walker and
Lester Nuckols were business visi-
tors in Richmond last week. While
there Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Jones
attended a WMU meetine at First
Baptist Church. They reported
there was a large crowd there
from many missionary unions Of
the state.
Mrs. NJ S Jones and Mrs. P. r.
Jones attended a tea given by
seventh grade of Hamilton School.
Mrs. HuSkey, of near Cumber-
land. vas a Sunday visitor with
her daughter, Mrs. John Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs j. O. Sullivan, and
Mrs. Morris Keller and son were
Friday visitors in Jones home
+ Barbara Barker returned to
school Monday after staying home
for a week with mumps.
Mrs F. F Fleming visited in
several homes in the community
last week
+ Mrs Hardiman, CT Dillwyn,
has been visiting her daughter
Ms c. d Keller who has been
NJ She is much better now
4 family Of Browns. who were
burned out recently. have moved
on A U. Bryant's place The fam
Flly has seven children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03
Glendale .Ners
Glendale Neirs
Wesleyan ethodist Church Revival
Opens Easter: Beedles Dmkum 10 Lead

ReViValiSt BeedleS DWlkum, as
sisted by tht Rev Lewis .Cockeril,
will conduct a tWo-Week'S revival
at the Wesleyan Methodist Church
in Glendale, beginning April s.
The public is invited to participate
in this meeting
Emmett Gillispie. county sun
veyor, is surveying the tract Of
land recently purchased by Rich
ard Parry and Camden, in Glen
dale on Route Is, formerly own
ed by r L. Maynard
w. E. Poe. was rushed to John
ston- Willis hospital. Richmond
Tuesday. where he will undergo an
operation for gangrene in his foot
Mrs. Poe returned home Sunday
after spending several days in
Richmond With her husband She
also visited her son and daughter
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs s. Tucker
Reynolds.
Friends here are sorry to hear
of the illness Of Or. Charles An
derson who is in Johnston Willis
Hospital
Miss Eliza White. who has been
ill., is conyalescing III her home.
Oakdale
MI. and Mrs. L. II. Guerrant
called TO see Mrs. Annie p. John
son. Thursday night Mr.. Guerrant
went on 10 attend Prayer Sery-
ices at the Wesleyan Methodist
Church here. while Mrs Guerrant
spent the evening with Mrs john
son.
/ Nh and Mrs j. Rudolph L.
! Sueur, of Buckingham. were week
end visitors of his brother anC
,lster-ln law. Mr., and Mrs Cor
don LeSueur, Of Richmond
/ Mrs Anne johnson visited Mis-
Bessie Jackson, Saturday
Mrs Jennings MaXey has re.
turned 10 a Richmond hospital fpl
another operation She is quite III
There viii be preachina at Ar.
yonia Methodist Church at l.
O'Clock Sunday by the pastor tn,
+, Rev James Hodges
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03

morning at The worship service 1T
II The public Is cordially invited
10 attend
Friends OF Lee Hudgins will be
glad to know he has returned to
his home here after spending
sometime in Richmond with his
son and daughter in-law. Nh. and
Mrs. Terrell HudginS. His condi-
ton is somewhat improved since
taking treatment at a hospital
While he was there.
The quarterly business meeting
Of Mt Zion Church was held at
tn church, Thursday night
March &c
Ladies. let us not forget the Mt
Zion Home Demonstration Club
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03

Ms Dan Hammonds. MIS- Ham
monds has been sick for several
days.
WSCS Meets
The WSCS met with Mrs josh
Wilkerson last Friday night. Mrs
John Walton had charge of the
program as the Rev Hodges was
sex and was unable to attend
There We're twelve members pre-
sent
Marvin Dunkum OF Rocky Mt
Church, conducted The Prayer
Service at Salem Church last
Thursday night He gave a Won
derful talk and we were so clad
to have such a splendid young
man in our church
Visitors OF Mr. and Mrs John
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03

W,Ilton Sunday were Nh. and Mrs.
Ddk wells and daughter. Rose
mary of Richmond, MY. and Mrs.
John Davis. Of Wealthia. Mrs.
Rosa DAVIS, OF Dillwyn, Mrs. j.
q IAtWater ana dau9hter. Myrtle,
and grandson Jerry Nixon
Prayer Service
There viii be prayer service
Friday night, April 3. at Salem
Church. beginning at 100 p. m
Everyone is invited to attend
I Rev MI Hodges preached a
fine sermon Sunday night ut
Salem to large crowd.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03
DHIuyn 1T. J NeWs
DtTHYn RI. 3 NfifS
Salem Methodist Church WSCS Plans
Bake Sale Saturday. at DilIwvn Slore

1he WSCS Of Salem Methodist
Chuch viii hold Bake Sale"
at poole,s Store III DnlWyn on
Saturday morning Aprl 4 from
nine O'Clock to eleven O'Clock
johnny walton entertained u
few OF his little friends Sunday
IN honor Of his third birthday
Birthday cake and ICE cream
We're served during the evening.
Miss Lizzie ADbitt is improving
afteI being confined to her bed
for several days.
Miss Barbara Ann Davis will
spend the Easter holidays With
her father in the home of NJ NJ.
Davis
Mr. and Mrs. F. j Bostain spent
the week end with Then mother.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03

sing lhr public is invited Cd at
tend
The Baptist Training Union
study course for tho ueld viii be
held At Bethlehem Church each
evening, April 6 through 10. be-
ginning AT 100. Teachers VIII be
Mrs Franklin Cam ana Miss Ann
BYRD Atkins, OF Richmond. the
Rev Benjamin K Bruner of
Farmyille and MIS- n } Allen,
OF Enonyille
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03
New Canton RID

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leon Clarke
and daughters. Sue Henry and
Rebecca. spent last Friday In
Richmond
! MI. and Mrs c. w Gave We've
visitors III Charlotte sville, Tues
day Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse NJ Johnson
Of Richmond We're guests OF rela-
tiyes here. Sunday
We are happy to report Mrs. J.
r. Phillips iis convalescine from
her recent illness At her home
here
Richmond Guests
MeSdameS Leonard TOney and
/ Alaie Martin OF Richmond, We've
week end guests of their mother
Mrs Mary F. Davis.
/ Mrs A D, de Bettencourt and
sons were Sunday afternoon call
lers in the Derrenbacker home at
/ Wealthia and the Landes home ali
/ ArvOnIa
f B. Malpn, Jr., Of Richmond
was a recent visitor IN the neigh
borhood
Several from Mt Zion Church
attended the Sunday School Com
vention at Liberty Chapel ChWcE
Appomattox last Sunday They
reported most Inspiring day
c w Cave was business visit
tor in Richmond. Monday
WINS Meets
The WINS of Mt. Zion Church
held its monthly meeting III the
home Of Mrs. Richard Bryant,
Thursday night, March 10 Mrs
c. w Cave, program chairman,
gave a most interesting program
on Where Catholicism Misses t,le
Way" Eighteen ladies were pre-
sent. The hostess served delicious
refreshments during the social
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Iigon Clarke
and daughters and Miss Mary An
derson were visitors in Fluvanna,
Sunday AFTERNOON /,
Earl and Eugene Davidson, Of
Richmond. spent the past week
end with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Davidson
Mae Snoddy visited hey home
near Mt. Tabor, Sunday
Sunda- Callers
Mrs Carl Davies and Nancy.
Mrs. r l.. Hlidgins, Mildred and
Carolyn w B and Gale Ander-
son and j Lyon Clarke were
Sunday afternoon callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. II Mar
tin.
Aubrey Yantey, Of Aryonia, and
w. T. Yancey were recent visitors \
IN the home Of Mrs Mary +,
Davis
Mrs. A. d deBettencourt and
son. Manuel, were visitors at
Buckingham, last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Smith
ana daughter. JacquelIne of Glen
Al!en, were recent EiSilOlS III lnP
A. II Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fisher, Of
Mineral. were recent "jsitors at
Social Hall" their farm here
Mr.. and Mrs John Hurt. of |
Fork Union, and Mr.. and Mrs. c
". Cave were recent visitors in the !
home Of Mrs NJ j Ford in Rich |
mOnd
B. L. ApperSon, III, who recently /
underwent surgery at Johnston I
Willis Hospital, Richmond. is i'm !
proving nicely at his home here /
Community sing
Quite a number from here at /!
tended the community hymn sing \
at Trinity Presbyterian Church. 1
New Canton, last Sunday night 4
It Will be held with the Arvon |
Presbyterian Church, the fifth I
Sunday IN May
DAVE 9Gd RI hare Bic f.. 4 |
spent the past week end wish the
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and MIS- +. +.
BlevenS. at Jones Town
Mrs, Alto p Grose and son, I.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03
Sunrise Service
Plann ed For Dillwyn
Field OF Churches

The annual Easter sunrise ser
Vice for the DIllWyn field Of
churches will be held Sunday
April 5. at 7 a. m, at The Dlllwyn
Baptist Church. John Gordon. q
student at the University Of Rich
mond. will speak ana combined
choir from the four churches VIII
meeting to be held with Mrs. j.
P Belcher, Thursday afternoon,
May 8, at ,.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-03

Bobby. Of Richmond. and William
GroSe, Of Logan, w Va, were re-
cent guests at MT Ida" the w
r Piercy home.
Easter Service
A program of Easter music will
be given by combined choir
from the neighboring churches at
Mt Zion Church. Easter Sunday
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-05

spec 'tications an be obtained from the Department of Avla ton, Rom POP, Glover Bldg, Anchorage, Alaska. A deposit of $25.00 will be required to insure return of the contract documents in good condition A 10 per cent Bid Bond and 50per cen1 Performance Bond will be required.
 Tony Schwamm, Director
 Department of Aviation
 Box 22l5
 Anchorage, Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-05
NOTiCs
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Seqled Bids in single copy will be received ty Tony ScnWamm, Director of Avia- ti)l. )7oartnent of Aviation Territory of Alaska, until D:0O AM, September 8, 1853. and then publicly opened, for construction of Seaplane Landing Facility at Kodiak, Alaska.
 Details, proposal forms and necessary plans and
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-05
1st Pub. 8-22.53
 Last Pub. 9-5-53

Russell Ruyle, former Ko- diak School student, is report ed improving after a recent operation at the Veterans Ad- ministration Hospital in Se- attle
 Ruyle was injured in an automobile accident.
 Gail Gottschalk was an out going PNA and VIVA plane passenger for Seattle recently.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-05

Joan and Sarah Libby nieces of MT. and Mrs. Gler Banks, left Tuesday via NV 4
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Garage
Continued From Page BID

NNOIlG1lluCO CIOLu rage Dill
statement in connection with the
project.
It is contemplated that the
razing of the old Kellogg Build
ing will begin on or about May 2,
and upon completion thereof,
construction will Immediately
be started on the new structure,
which will occupy the entire
frontage on F street NV. be-
tween the Willard and Washing
ton Hotels.
1T is estimated that there will
be a total of over two acres of
parking area provided in the
building. The building will be
a staggered ramp structure with
six complete storage floors above
the F street grade, and two COM
plete stories below F. street grade
Every effort will be made to re-
duce the ease of parking and
operation by allowing ample
space between cars and by cas-
ing the ramps in the building
between various levels by bank
ing floor levels, etc.
1.-THE front elevation will be
Of modern design in keeping with
other business structures. It will
be faced with a combination OF
masonry and metal to carry out
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this effect. While certain OPEN
ings will be maintained for COM
plete ventilation, the spandrels
will be constructed to a sufficient
height completely to screen the
storage of cars on the upper
floors.
This is one of several similar
garages which it is expected will
be constructed in the downtown
area in the near future, and it
demonstrates that private bust
ness is capable and willing to
assume the responsibility of con-
structing and operating sufficient
parking facilities to revitalize
the downtown area of Washing
ton, and demonstrates to the
Commissioners that private en-
terprise is ready and willing to
solve the downtown parking
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Chevy Chase, D. c.
A Large Fan,ily-Size
Home
1915 KANAWHA
Street NV.

Owner leaving the city hos Just plcced
this home on fhe market. About 8 blocks
south of Chevy Chose Circle. w blocks
west of Conn. Ave. easy woIkine dis
tunce Of elementary, Alice Deol Junior,
Woodrow Wilson High ard Blessed Socro-
ment PoroehioI Schools. Wide center hall
Living room about 13~l4, fireplaee-
fomiy-size dining room-roomy kitchen
pontry-h use poreh-6 BEDROOMS
TILE BATHS-oil heat. Coroge. BeoUti-
fully Iondseoped Iot-72' frontoee. Priced
at $27 500. Substantial Gosh payment re-
quired.
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Realty
Revue

WaVerly Taylor, prominent
Washington apartment house
owner and developer, has been
elected vice president of the
Urban Land Institute. John Nc.
Mowbray. Baltimore. has been
elected president. Mr.. Mowbray
is president of the Roland Park
Co., Baltimore.
Morgan B. Callahan, former
loan guaranty officer of the
Washington Regional Office of
the Veterans Administration and
formerly for many years active
in the real estate business in
Washington, has opened Offices
in the McLachlen Bank Building.
Y X X X
A total of 1876 brokers, sales
men and guests heard Alexander
Summer, Teaneck, N. j., speak
this week at a luncheon spon-
sored by the Washington Real
Estate Board. Mr.. Summer is
former president of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards. The next brokers lunch
con is scheduled for March 10.
X 4 X X
A new immersion process for
lumber preservation was demon
strated here this week. Archi-
tects and builders attended the
demonstration, which was spon-
sored by the Eisinger Lumber Co.
X X X \
Howard Leland Smith, chief
architect of the Federal Housing
Administration, has resigned to
join the architectural firm OF
Richard Hawley Cutting & AS
sociates, Cleveland. Mr.. Smith
will 60 to Paris as vice president
and project manager for the
firm.
American University announc-
ed this week that registration for
spring real estate courses will be
held next week, beginning Mon
day.
\ X X X
BrySon Rash, director of spe-
cial features for the American
BroadcaSting Co. and The Eve
ming Star broadcasting stations
in Washington, will be the
speaker at the Washington
Building Congress luncheon at
1890 pm. Monday in the May
flower Hotel. His topic will be
white House Report.
X X X X
The James A. Cassidy Co. has
been awarded a trophy by a door
firm which it represents for hav-
ing been the country's outStand-
ing distributor of the product,
the firm announced today.
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The James A. Cassidy Co. has
been awarded a trophy by a door
firm which it represents for hav-
ing been the country's outstand-
ing distributor of the product,
the firm announced today.
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problem without Government aid
or subsidy"
Architect is A. r. Clas. The
building will be constructed by
the Tompkins Co.
Negotiations for the lease were
conducted on behalf of the Will
lard Estate by B. Woodruff Wea-
yer of Drain & Weaver; and for
the Washington Garage Co. and
Charles H. Tompkins Co. by Will
liam H. Deck of Covington and
Burling, and Allan D. Henry of
the Tompkins Co. Real estate
brokers who handled the deal
were E. Whyland Shaffer and
Percy H. Keller.
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Chevy Chase, D. c.
Just off Pinehurst
Circle
GALS
33rd Street NV.

A most comfortable detached brick home
IN a delightful environment - blocks
from the circle, woIkins distance TO ele-
mentory and porochioI schools-bus one
block. GENEROUSLY PROPORTIONED
BEDROOMS-2 TILE BATHS-stoirwoy to
unfinished 3rd floor offording space for
4th bedroom, insulation and heot ducts
now instoIIed. Living room with fireplace
and artistic bay window-loVely dining
room cheerful kitchen with breokfost
room adjoining. Screened porch overlook
ing garden space. Automatic heat. Garage.
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WHITEHALL MANOR
The Highest Eleuation in BETHESDA
5623 Mclean Drive

Williamsburg Colonio
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
large living room, sPo-
cious dining room, all
electric kitchen with GE
equipment, scree n d
porch, attached 2 cor
garage.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin
AUe., left on Bradley Blud. to
Whitehall Manor sign, righL
on Mclean DriUe to 5623;' or
Old Georgetown Rd. from
Bank OF Bethesda to Wilson
Lane, left to Whitehall
Manor, left to 5623 Mclean.
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Twin or Double, -

A best seller at higher price-and no wonderl
Famous Estee mattress is medium firm with layer
upon layer of cotton felt and sisal padding over
resilient innersprings. Your body is Graded in
restfu posture-right sleeping comfort. French
Edge with firmly stitched border makes bed-mak-
ing extra easy keeps bedding in place. Button
tufted to keep it firm, handles make turning easy.
Twin or double size, fancy woven stripe ticking.
Matching box spring, very firm for exactly the
right support of mattress ----------------2695
The Hecht Co., Fourth Floor, Washington
and PARKngton; Third Floor, SaUer Spring
Evening star., 1953-07-29

The modern sofa that has every
thing-plump foam rubber top
over rubberized hair PLUS
textured decorator fabrics in
luscious colorS! Remove adjust
able bolster back and it's a sin
gle bed. Use two for a corner
have two extra beds, too!
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Each. 5Q''5

Absolutely, positively-no cushion compares
with foam rubber! It's airy, light and COOL
Soft as down, forever plump. Has never been
known to wear out! Must you pay fortune
for chairs with these miracle foam rubber
cushions? Not in The Hecht Co.'S Half-Yearly
Sale. Down ICONS the price to low 5995!
Ten styles in gorgeous fabrics like matelasses,
damasks, brocatelles, boucles and friezes
Colors? Good enough to eat! Plus hardwood
frames, reinforced to last and last Hurry,
hurry, hurry to your nearest Hecht Co. Store!
The Hecht Co., Fourth Floor, Washington
and PARKinoton; Third Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1953-07-29

Famous Eclipse! Mattress is
extra firm with layers of resil-
lent hair over felt-all button
tufted to keep it from shifting.
Corded sides are pre-built to
prevent sagging. Twin mat
tress, box spring on 6 legs. 500.