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Gunfigllter' 5 Return
by Leslie Ernenwein

before?" Rimbaud asked with
mock concern.
She nodded. @And ten years
older"
Limpy Smith looked in from the
kitchen, his bald head shining in
the lamplight. THAT amt another
customer, is it," he asked COM
plainingly.
mo. Eve said. @Just a shiftiess
saddle tramp looking for hand
out"
"Then I'll CO." the old man said,
and tromped back across the
kitchen, his peg leg creaking at
each step. When he went out the
back door, Eve said, Poor Limpy.
He. works all week to support a
Saturday-night spree, and can
scarcely wait to get it started.
Presently, as Rimbaud washed
at the sink, she asked, what
brings you back to Junction, Fid-
dlefoot?"
"a woman" Rimbaud said, &C
complishing q sly and secretive
tone.
That seemed to startle Eve. Her
eyes widened and for moment
she just stood there like a startled
school girl. Looking at her now
Rimbaud had the profound con-
viction that she hadn't changed
and would not, where men were
concerned. There wasn't a sprawly
hair in her head, and oddly
enough, he was glad that this
was so.
DO / know herr" Eve asked.
Rimbaud nodded. shes jus
about your size and shape, h
confided, reaching for the clear
towel Eve handed him. Il cams
back to tell her the man had re
formed"
what MANI
"Fiddlefoot."
Reformed how?" Eve asked
plainly skeptical.
Hes had his fill of fighting,
Rimbaud said solemnly. And o
drifting, also. 1t took little tim
for him to figure out there wa
nothing in it, but he finally got ]
through his thick noggin. And b
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learned it real good. You'd be sur
priSed how he's changed. Sweet
Stuff. It's downright astonishing.
I've was standing close to him,
II the scent of her hair making
a perfume that reused a thrusting
hunger in him. A hunger that had
nothing to do with food. Prompted
by an urge he couldn't resist, Rim
baud reached out and took her in
his arms and said guStily, Sweet
Stuff"
mo, Jiml" she exclaimed.
Zone kiss to welcome me back,
Rimbaud urged.
Eve struggled to get free. She
used her strength against him and
commanded, Let me co."
Instead Rimbaud kissed her.
AS il there were some potent
magic In the merging, she ceased
struggling at once. For moment
she was inert. neither rejecting his
lips nor responding; her mouth
loosely plant and moist and
SWCGS-ndtO4G0. 4iICu size h1SSC0
him with a passionate pressing
eagerness that astonished Jim
Rimbaud and hugely pleased him.
It was like a wave. that kiss:
a high-cresting wave warmly
| flowing over him and through
hin, possessing him completely.
A wave that broke abruptly as she
pulled her mouth away exclaim-
ing, Don't Jim-please DON'T"
And at this moment, as he re-
luctantly released her, there was
a knock at the front door.
Rimbaud watched Eve 60 into
the dining room, her slim fingers
hastily tucking up a lock of tum-
bled. hair. He marveled at the
monstrous difference one kiss
could make. Five minutes ago Eve
Odegarde had been a girl he had
known briefly and admired. Now
she was the woman he wanted to
marry; the only woman he had
ever wanted for a wife. BY God,
she had everything. Everything q
man could want in a woman.
i lie Be continued
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BODY OF MISSING MAN
RECOVERED FROM LAKE

CHULU0TA H. The body Of
John e. Hendricks. 80. was recoy-
cred Sunday from Lake Mills. end.
Ing q fiye.day search.
Hendricks. Orlando soil eonser-
yationist for the U. S. Department
Of Agriculture. had been missing
since his overturned boat was
found Tuesday.
The body vas found near ne
spot where he had been putting
down brush 10 attract the spawn
ing fish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
Seniority Is
Important In
Senate Work

WASHINGTON Chairman
Hugh Butler had q picture made
the other day Of the Committee on
Interior and Insular Affairs OF
which ! am in my third year Of
membership. ! looked around and
discovered that l am now fourth
from the top on the Democratic
side. II was . pleasant feeling
having three Juniors below me.
In our Capitol Hill system which
operates under that magic word,
seniority, we always work from the
bottom up on committees and from
the attic down in office assign
ments. A member Of Congress
starts from the inside Of the build
ing and takes several years TO get
an office with IN outside view, but
in the inner councils he stays on
the outside al first and gradually
works his way into the huddles 10
point where he can hear.
II he stays long enough he may
hope for one Of the beautiful out
side offices on the main floor and
to an inside spot in the making Of
policy. One member remarked
facetiously the other day. The
trouble Is that by then he ID 50
old and decrepit he can barely
totter to his charming suite and 30
deaf he can't hear what 10 going
on anyway"
You may be surprised 10 know
II, but things seem TO be . little
better than In the old days In the
Senate. The seniority system stiIl
works and my staff and are stiIl
In cramped quarters on The inside
Of the building But ! can hear ell
right and my walk 10 shade
above . totter to the Democratic
councils. tBut don't want 10 starr
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Mustard Gas May Be Put To Beneficial Use

itentiaries--this part Of the work
being under supervision of the
U. S. Public Health Service.
THE prisoner volunteers took q
definite chance of getting the di-
sease." the colonel said. I'VE had
only indirect evidence from the
animal tests that the mustard gas
was capable of killing the virus
in plasma." He said none of the
volunteers contracted the disease.
The Army estimates that between
5 and Z per cent Of ali the wounded
given plasma during World War
II developed hepatitis-but it is
not known how many cases were
directly due TO plasma itself.
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ma would be given to volunteers
in military and civilian hospitals.
Wood said that In the tests con-
Quoted so far, each Of the alter
native chemicals had been shown
capable of killing serum jaundice
virus, without hurting the benefi-
cial qualities Of the plasma. and
without constituting q hazard in
themselves.
In the mustard gas study, he
said, the chemical was mixed with
plasma which had been intention
ally infected with hepatitis virus.
After preliminary animal tests.
some of this plasma was given to
prisoner volunteers in several pen
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sENNY WATCHES ~

HOLLYWOOD B-Instead 81 ap-
peartng On teleyision Sunday -
scheduled. Jack Benny stricken By
flu. sat up 10 a hospital bed ard
saw himself on Tv film. a
spokesman reported bis eondislsa
fine"
The comedian VAS taken o.
Csdars Of Lebanon Hospital early
Sunday aster suffering severe
stomach cramps.
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HOLLYWOOD n -- Movie pro-
ducer-director Preston Sturgis has
a second son. Preston Jr., sss
pounds. born Sunday 10 his wife
Anne.
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Evening star., 1953-11-22

The outlines of Fort Ellis
worth are almost entirely
gone, but the embankments
and breastworkS of Fort
Ward, although heavily over
grown, are in a good state of
preservation.
The big obstacle in the
path of the restorationS is
that old bugaboo money.
Consequently, Alexandri
hopes that Federal funds can
be obtained to help out.
The fort committee, of
which C. Luckett Watkins,
Alexandria public works di-
rector, is chairman, also
hopes Civil War cannon still
are available to make the res
torations, if they come about,
as authentic as possible. Un-
der present thinking, the
sites would be made into pub
lie parks as well as places of
tourist interest.
The darlington Citizens
Association also is interested
in restoring Fort Reynolds.
It's site is on Shirley highway
between North darlington
and Shirlington.
Fort willard Circle in Belle
Haven is the site of the
southernmoSt fort.
The District long has ad-
vocated Fort drive, a boule-
ward that would link the fort
sites on this side of the Po-
tomac.
Evening star., 1953-12-14

NICE THINGS FOR HIM
to put under the Christmas tree
for that special thrill Christmas morning
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to die, Landon cut his working
day to mornings only and enjoyed
himself as much as he could BY
attending the races, the football
games and other festivities of Mi
ami's christmas-New Year holiday
period.
On Christmas Eve, he had his
usual open house for friends. At
the time, he said that next to
getting Eisenhower elected he
wanted most to see him inaugu-
rated. But he said he wouldn't be
able to make it.
Landon didn't tell the reason,
but It was because his doctors had
told him there was a faint hope
OF Tightening his life if he went
to New York for special X-ray
treatments. He visited Eisenhow.
or in New York before entering
the hospital.
The Canadian-born Landon be-
came an American citizen In New
York in 1921. In 1887, after going
broke in the depression, be moved
from New York to Baltimore,
opened an insurance firm, and dur.
ing the 1910 campaign he was
Maryland state chairman for the
Willkie clubs. He moved to Miami
in 1871.
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Filing OF Estimated Income
Figures Is A Big Headache
BY FRANCIS J. KELLY

WASHINGTON m - Life is Just
one income tax form after another
for some people.
These are the men and women
who are required to file declara-
tons Of their estimated federal in
come tax for the year ahead.
these estimates sometimes must
be amended every three months.
One big group of such taxpayers
includes owners Of businesses, pro.
fessional men. investors and land
lord, whose income Is not ubject
to Withholding.
The other principal group con-
lists of persons earning high
wages or salaries calling for a
greater tax than is withheld from
their pay checks. Under existing
law the maximum that can be
withheld is 20 per cent Of income
after taking into consideration per-
sonal exemptions and the standard
10 per cent deduction for nonbusi-
ness expenses.
Specifically, declarations Of esti.
mated tax are required of:
1. Anyone who expects to re-
ceive 1858 wages exceeding 1850
plus $500 for each exemption
claimed flor example, $500 for a
single person with no dependents,
or $5,700 for a married man with
no dependents, whose wife has no
income).
,. Anyone who expects to re-
ceive this year income Of more
than 500 from sources other than
wages subject to Withholding (pro-
vided his total income Is estimated
to be $500 or more.l
II you're In doubt about your
own case, check with your nearest
internal revenue office.
The declaration must be filed on
or before March Is. The estimated
tax may be paid In full with the
declaration, or In equal install.
ments on or before March Is, June
Is and Sept. IS, 1882, and Jan.
Is. 1854. At least the first install.
ment must accompany the decla-
ration. Payment and declaration
are sent to the director Of internal
revenue for your district.
Even If you are not in q cate
CORY on March Is which would re.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with showers today and to-
night, clearing Tuesday. Continued
mild today, cooler Tuesday. Gentle
to moderate variable winds be-
coming north and northeast Tues.
day.
Florida: Mostly cloudy today and
Tuesday. Scattered showers today
and in south portion Tuesday.
Colder northeast and central por-
tons today and becoming cooler
extreme south portion tonight.
Slightly warmer north portion
Tuesday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
to fresh winds, north to northeast
over north portion and mostly
southeast becoming northeast over
south portion by tonight. Tuesday
moderate to fresh northeast to
east winds. Mostly cloudy weather.
Scattered showers today and over
extreme south portion Tuesday.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
to fresh easterly winds thru Tues
day. Partly cloudy weather.
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Florida COP
Leader Loses
Cancer Fight

MIAMI R-A three-month battle
against cancer which only his fam
lily and close friends knew he was
fighting ended Sunday with the
death Of Kirk A. Landon, 56, Mi.
ami insurance executive and orig
inator Of the. "Florida-for- Eisen-
hover" movement.
Landon's efforts for Eisenhower
attracted the attention of the gen.
eral himself. The President as
xgned his personal physician to
Landon when the Miamian went
to New York's Memorial Hospital
last month for X-ray treatments.
Landon was an extraordinary
politician who sought nothing for
himself. Eisenhower's Florida VIC
tory assured Landon q top role
In state politics but he didn't want
it. He had q thriving business and
said he wanted younger men to
get the big party jobs.
When he learned he was sur,
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Observations taken ut City Office
Key West, Fla, Feb. q, 1858
500 AN. EST
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The initiating and Wrecking
team consisted Of Mrs. Louise
Peckman, Chapeau Depart
mental Passe, of Miami. Fla;
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, La Secre-
taire-C aissiere Passe, Miami,
Fla; Mrs. Maud Hahn, 10th Dis
trict Secretary, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, Miami, Fla; Mrs.
Arnetta Mason, Miami, Fla, and
Mrs. Bernice Finley of Perrine.
Fla.
The Monroe County Salon,
No. SAB. Eight ct Forty, was or
ganized May 1852 and all Part
ners are honorary members Of
the American Legion Auxiliary.
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
References Staten: Key West
Tine e Nsiaht 9!
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Ba1cmstsR (Sea Levsll 500 AN
3o.29 ins.;--1oz5.S mbs.
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Relative Humidity n 500 AN
S1%
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DROWNED MANS

Continued from Page Onel
versity Of Miami laboratory ves
sci.
He vas . soologist and graduate
Of the University in 1850.
He H. survived BY his father,
George Marks Of the Bronx. New
York.
Pritchard drove the body By
hsarss 10 Miami where II was
transferred % plAns for flying 10
New York.
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quire you to file a declaration, it
is possible your financial position
viii change during the year, max
ing it necessary for you to file.
This can be done on June Is if
the change occurs after March /
and before June q; on Sept. Is if
the change occurs after June and
before Sept. 2; and on Jan. Is,
l9d, II the change takes place
after Sept. ! this year.
Or. having filed a declaration,
you may find that your estimated
tax is substantially increased or
decreased as a result Of changes
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MONROE COUNTY SALON.
No. 54S. Eight ct Forty, was
honored Saturday, February z,
1853, by the official visit of Mrs.
Helen Woods of st. Petersburg,
LIE Chapeau Departmental de
Florida, Eight Et Forty, and
Mrs. Ann Mclaughlin Of In
dian Rocks Beach, Fla, La Sec
treaire- Caissiere, Departmental
de Florida, Eight ct Forty. Mrs.
Polly Shand Of Fort Lauderdale,
Past Department President,
American Eeigon Auxiliary, ac-
companied Mrs. Woods and Mrs.
Mclaughlin to Key West.
Partners of Monroe County
Salon met with departmental
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ssSURE CLAD I SPENT

Continued from Page One)
Genoa, Italy donated by Sears Roe
buck Auto Store Il. r. Horton;
Rock mari fill donated by Charles
TOPPING and Sons = Paul p. Mar
chand; Summerland Key lot do
mated Hudgins and Alfonso Mrs.
Duke;
Yellowjacket delux boat, Mer-
curry cruiser cupboard motor and
Gator Boat trailer purchased Al
cost from Cliffs Marine Supply
Co. Tee gear In boat donated by
Gifts = L. z. Dependant.
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officials for a dinner at the La
Concha Hotel, then proceeded
to the American Legion Home
on Stock Island for a meeting,
initiation and Wreck.
The following Partners were
initiated and Wrecked: Mrs.
Alice S. Robinson, LIE Petit
Chapeau; Mrs. Kay Spence, lie
Demi Petit Chapeau Deuxieme;
Mrs. Clotilda Hartman, rArchi-
viste; Mrs. Bertha Stone, La
Secretaire; Mrs. Florence Gam
bic, PAumonier; Mrs. Elsie
Barnard, La Petit Caissiere;
Mrs. Margaret Dion, Miss Gret-
ma McClain, Mrs. Dorothy DAN
iels and Mrs. Maud Spence.
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in your income or exemptions. In
this case you should file an amend
ed declaration before the next
filing deadline and adjust your
quarterly payments accordingly.
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RAPE ATTEMPT

Continued nom Pa9e One)
parently caused him to become
frightened and fee the scene.
He was captured after q wild
chase by two local man who were
passing at the time.
He has been held in the Mon.
roe County Jail since his arrest.
County Solicitor Allen B. Cleare.
Jr., win prosecute the case for
the state.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA - Immaculate bunga-
low offers 4 full bedrms., plus bsr1t.,
on nicely landscaped lot with large
trees. Good location City conven-
fences. Priced to sell at S12,S5O.
with large GI loan already placed.
Listing Realtor,- 1900 Duke St. Alex,
Va, OV. 3-59SS.
tapestry brick
house. 4 bedrms., Ia baths. ga
rage, all-elec. equip. kit. washer,
fenced front and rear yards,
SIs,950. IA. 2-8gO2. -25
New neighborhood.
MOST ATTRACTIVE BRICK RAM
BIER. Three bedrms.. 2 baths.
att. garage, on pretty, level lot;
bargain, S23,750. Mr.. Hines. LYON,
INC, IA. 7-1142. "a
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Evening star., 1953-10-23
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER, U.-SPRING VALLEY AREA
Perfectly beautiful home, in pic
ture-book" setting, Just of West
moreland Circle. Enjoy all advan-
tages and economies Of D; 9. Mying.
YET HAVE ;,t THE sR6dms RlGMT TO Tc0ondit,on" xHoa'
Library and Law. on 1st H.; 3 twin
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd H.. fun
ground level basement; Gear garage,
immense screened living porch, plus
wonderful, big, private terrace; large
outdoor brick barbecue ana patiG,
Splendid value at S32,95O. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; evenings
ARMY MAP sERvICE-clean, at
tractive det. brk.-and-frame home.
with lge. pedrm. and full bath. plus
den on 1st f.. and 2 lge. pedrmSt;
and bath on End f.; E nrett1esft ~ fransn srtee!
Si9.950. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1.
AYRLAWN -BEETHESDA-S2,5O 500 down
with payments like rent will pur.
chase this immac;, Cape God nome nome
EerS potsntal eiSss tq 26edm saH anG Bath hO%s
rm', din space and fine kit: the
bsmt. is completely out Of ground.
An unbelievable value at $l5,7 750:
FRANZ. s.. PHdIdLL1Ps. OIL. 2-I0H3T:
BETHEsbA4LoCUsT fyTTi S6, otTys H1LLs-one of
the largest and most well-planned
ramblers it has ever been our OPP
portunity to show. Among its Tea
lures is -24-ft. kitchen. tremen-
dous out-of-ground recreation rm.
with picture windows and fireplace,
large bedrmS. and Q baths in. q
separate wing. 1t also has fine
paneled den; an unequalled value
at S43.500. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
OIL. 2-7007: ewes. OIL, 4-5,709. 20
BETHESpA b0s: EXGsptiGnal T r Talue with n
fireplace. full din. rm., mod. Kit;
with eating space, powder rm.. 3
excel. bedrms.: full bsmt.;. garage
under spacious screened porch. ALSO
a 3-bedrm. rambler. with unusual
6oS9oS 6oS Si"Hi HhiRGRY @ + :roHNsToN.
i block to Wyngate Elementary
school. Just 8 left. in. new group Of
brick Cape Cod. featuring 4 bed
rms baths c9SLs pHneIed Hind0n 1iy; Fm Ti5n Sin
area; large, fully equipped Westing-
house elec. kitchen; full bsmt. with
EHSst'e trust. Dir: Out old Georgetoyn
"a our ss .sn frSm ss Rsand shnn Of dr. Befessda et
blk. to exhibit home, J1 HENRY Y; J.
CONNER, INC. OIL. 2-16S3; even
Eli iEHTTHfiESSDOAi-ED6GGiESMooR-Roomy Sd and
conveniently located. Eight rms. 9
baths. Among today's amazing val
ues, this beats them all at $19,950,
OIL. 2-6649: ewes, EN-. 2-S79Q
BETHESDA, S19.950-This 3;bedrm;;.
2-bath. brick home. near schools; Is
a lot of house for the money; has
gas heat, bsmt with outside en-
| trance. See it today! Call US now
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
eRADLEY HILLS GRovE-Lse. rec
| brick williamsburg Colonial, sets vel
| back on an acre and half OF beautl-
( fully landscaped ground; recep. nan
/ lge. liy rm. with firepl., family sized
| din. rm. with French doors, opening
| onto attractive patio, all-electric Kit.
! brkfst alcove. and lge. screened nv'
| ing porch, library with powder room
| utility room of kit. with shower
bath. full bsmt. with firepl,: End n
! has lge. master bedrm., with twir
! closets and beaut. bath. lge. sittins
room OF master bedrm., 2 othel
bedrms. and bath; att. 2-car garage
with Ice. partially finished room
| above Price reduced to S47. 50u
Owner wants after. B1LL1NGSLE1
REALTY CO., 2-2326 til 9 p IN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BARGAIN - SERVICEMAN must sell
semidet. 2-bedrm. house. bath, liv.
rm., fully equip. kit, Venetian
blinds throughout, lge. closets;
picket-fenced-in yard; auto. gas
INV. heater; oil furnace. $500
down. S31.2 30 per mo. Can oe seen
Heights. Indian Head, Md. 20
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Brick Colonial
BURCH REALTY co.

TO. 9-5992 TIL 8 PM.
After 9 PM
WA. T-6641, HA. 2-SS01, HA. 2-SOb2,
JU. 1859
OLORED-S5OO DN.-BUNGAfOW
N. ENGLEWOOD.. MD.
uated in lovely location back among
the trees. Owner leaving, must sell
Immediately. Best offer accepted.
MRS. cox ATLAS REALTY CO.,
LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736s. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-23
HILICREST

- OPEN DAILY. I 'TIL
oNE BLOCK FROM 3oth sSgl ST. AND
two new homes. Lge. liv,. rm; with
@SrsplSee and din. area, elee. kit. 3
lee bedrns., 2 baths; l bedrm. and
bath Ist floor; gas h.-w.h; conv.
10 schools, transp. and shopping,
can Mrs CBeck. LU. 2-1S10.
JOHN l., SHELTON, REAGToh-
Evening star., 1953-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALs-MD.

Bargain-District Heights
Just over d. C. line; det. home with
ga, acres ground; 8 bedrms.; on
heat; ige. modern kit; either turn.
or unfurn. Ideal for children.
M. E. SMITH, INC.
DI 7-7s77 IL s-sIss
Evening star., 1953-10-23
3LUXURIOUS RAMBLERS
REDUCED TO $4,000 -$S3, ,OOO-$35 900
BY OWNER-BUILDER FOR QUICK SALE

plus Justify s35 800
o on
business
before disposng of stock" hand
reductions.
Choice Massachusetts location. public
churches and country clubs.
26-foot living oom separate
hoored 30"
toilet Bryant
beautiful recreation room
mr. AL planned for abundant
wall
CONSTRUCTION details to be appreciated.
owner on premises every day by
'''-'' 5802-O4-O8 OSCEOLA RID.
Massachusetts, extended osceola Cat 5S01
Mass. ave., tur tSht TO homes
Evening star., 1953-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

Bungalow - S13,950- Brick, 2 bed
rms. expansible: Anchor fenced yd.;
storm windows; driveway; dish
washer, disposal; newly dec. Assume
WOODMOOR, -$17,95O
8 3-bedroom brk. rambler, full bsmt.,
patio in rear. outdoor flrepl., fish
pond. Home in immaculate cond.
Beautiful lot Terms.
INDIAN SPRING CLUB
g. twin-sized bedrms.,. brk. Colonial;
built-in garage; liz baths; mod.
equip. kit, dish washer, disposal,
Geneva cabinets; beautiful land
Scaped yard. rear fenced. patio: at
tic fan; storm windows. S21 $50.
JAMES G.. CONLEY & co.
8710 Georgia. JU. $500 Til 9,
Woodmoor-By Owner
Brick rambler, 3 extra large bedrooms,
2 f1replS., extra large closets, de luxe
kitchen with breakfast nook, fin
ished stairway to large expan. End
floor: full bsmt., cor. lot. Easy walk
to parochial and public schools.
Excellent terms.
10l EASTMOOR DIR. JU. S-1559
Evening star., 1953-10-23
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
RARE OPPORTUNITIES

/. ASSUME LARGE 4ee 3O-YR. LOAN
on 3-bedroom rambler with screened
porch and basement; only Sl5.5OO.
plus den and ga baths. full base
ment and screened porch; close-in
location: only S1S.950 OR BEST
OFFER: MUST BE SOLD THIS
WEEK. CALL
WOODSTDE REALTY co.
S017 Eastern Ave. JU. 9-6440