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The Durant news., 1953-09-03

Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie,
Sr. Of Forest and Mr. and Mrs
Peter Maxey and daughters,
Rosemary and Betty of Atlanta,
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie.
.Jr.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03

PldY Cunasta
Mrs. ]. M. Kimbrough and sis
ter, Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss
Mariana Kimbrough were visit
ors of Mrs. R. c. Elmore and
played canasta.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Duranf Visitor

Durant Visitor
Max Googin. a former Durant
boy, Of San Rafael, California,
visited Miss Rosa Ramsey and
other friends in Durant this
week.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Visit in Aluban a

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Clinton, Lee
and Judy spent the weekend in
Mobile, Alabama. Mrs. Zada Will
liams, mother of Mrs. Clinton, re-
turned with them for a visit.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
VISITING This Week

Visiting This Week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
and Charles of WeStmorland, CAL
ifornia and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Irwin Of Sac City, Iowa are house
guests of Mrs. H. H. Bowie this
week. I
The Durant news., 1953-09-03

Weekend In Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hull of
Memphis were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Annie st. Clair. Miss Claire
st. Clair returned with them for
visit.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Visit Relatives

Visit Relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Ramsey and
son, Thomas Pope, Jr. of Hat
tiesburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
dette Hedge Felt and children Of
Laurel visited relatives in Du-
rant Sunday.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03

Returns Home
Mrs. ]. P. Durham has return
ed from three weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe w. Hugh
es in Beaumont, Texas.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Visit Uncle

Visit Uncle
Mrs. Willard Hengstherger and
sons, Charles and Larry. of Peo-
ria, Illinois, visited her uncle, Mr.
w. E. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas
this week.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Saturday Visitors

Saturday Visitors
Miss Jessie Ann Gordon and
Dan Gordon Of Kosciusko were
visitors in the Hudson home Sat
urday.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Children To French Camp

Mrs. Willard Hengstherger OF
Peoria, Illinois accompanied by
Mrs. w. E. Thomas, of Durant.
took her two sons. Charles and
Larry to French Camp this week
where they enrolled for the COM
ing school term.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Weekend With Pdrents

Miss Josephine Barranco, who
is employed at the City Hall in
Jackson, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Barranco.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Much Improved

Much Improved
Friends of Mr.. Pugh Winborn
will be glad to know that he is
much improved from a recent ILL
ness and is abe to be out again
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Visit In Durant

Visit In Dufant
DR.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hudson
and children and Miss Lois Com
fort of Birmingham, Alabama are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie
Hudson and Mrs. Lee Peden.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
SUNDAY Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Sr1 tn {
Memphis and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Smith of Jackson visited Miss
. Rosa Ramsey Sunday.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03

Returns Home
Mrs. v. L. Willis has returned
home after visiting her son, Ha-
rold in La Feria, Texas.
The Durant news., 1953-09-03

Greenwood Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Hand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Durham
were recent Greenwood visitors
The Durant news., 1953-09-03
Visiting Father

Visiting Father
Mrs. w. L. Sanders of Colum-
bus is visiting her father. Mr.. H.
B. Sargent this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
LOCAL BILLS
81 c. 5. Miley

(Reprinted from The TT. Pierce News-Trbunel
Martin County Rep. Kenneth Stimmel is going to in
uoduce three local bills in the State Legislature for the
Martin county commission, and by his insstence they're
all to carry referendum provision submitting them to
the voters for approval.
One Of the bills would raise the salary of the pro-
bate judge $1,000 year. another provides for the con-
struction Of fishing pier at Jensen Beach to
cost $75OOO and the third would provide for the re-
valuation OF all real property in Martin county
Down in Key West, Rep. Bernie C. Papy is going on
local bill binge He proposes to put through 20 such
measures nearly all of them of his own connection and
apparently only couple so with referendum provi
sions He proposes to virtually reorganize the Key West
city governmental setup, turning from its present
commssion-managef form to councmanic setup His
various other range from doing away with the
closed season the catching of shrimp and prawn for
fishing bait to requiring candidates for county office to
qualify not later than of Feb of the year in which
primary election Is held ss
In St. Lucie county the taxpayers are going to have
rammed down their threats countyciy school board
raising bills that will boost the tax take some $4,000
year. plus bills hiking the allowable tax levy three and
half mills in the city and mill in the county.
Apparently it depends on where one lives even in
America as to what degree of democracy and sefgov
eminent he is permitted to exercise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD Up - The movie
town can't figure out Gloria Ora.
hame, the provocative blonde who
won an Academy Award last
month.
The gal has been in pictures for
almost 10 years, yet few people
claim they really know her. Maybe
that's why she's such a good ac-
tress.
But her unorthodox ways upset
many people in Hollywood. These
people expect Gloria to conform
to the modes and methods of the
movie town. She refuses. Three
studios have let her 60, and some
of the partings have not been
friendly.
Now she is taking the rap from
certain columniSts who accuse her
of having become afflicted with
0scaritis. CA seasonal disease
caused by award poisoning and
resulting in swelling Of the head
and the sense Of 7roportion.) The
carping is caused by Gloria'S un-
concern over cashing in on the
publicity benefits of her Academy
Award.
I'm an expert observer Of the
disease, and / don't think Gloria
has il. She acts just the same as
she did before she won the big
prize unpredictable. somewhat
vague. but still fascinating.
She is continuing her string OF
unique portrayalS in 1.-THE Big
Heat" When saw her on the
set, she was about to commit a
murder. Her face was made up TO
be horribly SCARED. a gangster
having splashed her with scalding
coffee.
Was she thrilled about winning
the Oscar?
Sure, who wouldn't be?"
Where is it now
My son Jimmy has taken il
over. He keeps it in his room and
thinks it's toy Jimmy, Az, is
her son by her former husband,
director Nick Ray. Her first mate
was actor Stanley Clements.
Gloria has had an amazing ca.
reer during her span nHollywood.
A Los Angeles girl, she was first
signed by MGM as Louis B. May.
er's own protegee. But the fur,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

to quarreling regularly. Never did
find cut what it was about. Some
family difference over money, or
how they wanted their kids raised.
This not only upset all the Fud-
dies. 1t had the whole neighbor-
hood in an uproar.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Puddle start
ed hollering at each other, the one
cared bulldog would race out and
start biting our dogs. II we knocked
a ball in the front yard, Mr.. Puddle
would come out. pick it up and
throw it at us. And the two Puddle
kids no longer joined in the game.
Their parent wouldn't let them.
All they were allowed to do was to
try to ambush us one at a time and
try to knock our front teeth out.
Well. the Fuddles began calling
the cops TO break up our game.
and the other neighbors began call
ing the cops to separate the fight
ing Fuddles, and soon everybody
was saying:
MY, wasn't it a lot more peace
full when old Mr.. Crabbe lived in
that house? At least soul knew
where he stood. Nobody can figure
out the Fuddles."
As ! say, when I think Of the
change in Russia. think Of my old
neighborhood. Old Mr.. Stain was,
in many ways, like old Mr.. Crabbe.
The new tenant of Soviet power
-Malenkov and Co.--are making
| friendly noise. In fact, they are
almost genial. But 1t remains to be
seen whether they viii give the
world longer stretch Of peace
than the Fuddles gave our commu.
nifty.
That's the trouble with new
neighbors, little one or big one.
Only time can prove the way they
wear, and how long the fences
have TO stay up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
Hal BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK R - International
problem are like neighborhood
problems, except they come in a
larger size.
And foreign countries are like
the neighbors who live on our own
Street--if they'd just stay consist.
ent, some kind of community peace
is possible.
The change Of executive leader.
ship in the vast house of Russia
reminds me of change of neigh
bors in our town when / was a
boy.
There was a little white house
across the way owned by old Mr..
Crabbe, the neighborhood Crouch.
He built a white picket fence
around it, and the fence started
right at the sidewalk.
Old Mr.. Crabbe didn't like any
body and never asked anybody to
like him. He visited no one. No one
visited him. II the kids playing in
the street hit a baseball into old
Mr.. Crabbe's front yard, they did
not get il back. He ran out and
grabbed it.
But we learned how 10. deal with
him. We moved the game up the
street, stayed out Of his yard, and
there was no more trouble.
Finally old MIR. Crahbe died and
went TO heaven. He probably GOT
him a new little house in the sub.
urbs and whenever the cherubs IN
there knock baseball into the
yard | suppose he still runs out
and grabs it. just as he did or
earth. If life doesn't change people
much, how can death?
A new neighbor named Mr.. Fud
die moved into the little white
house across the way. He had a
wife. two children, and a one-eared
bulldog.
Well, at first, Mr.. Puddle seemed
the incest fellow you ever saw. So
did the whole family. Right friend,
ly.
"of course, you kids can play in
the street in front of my houe. >
he said II the bali lands in the
yard. just climb over the fence and
get it, I'd tear that fence down ex,
eept that--well, fences have their
places. :
His one.eared bulldog played with
our dogs. his two kids joined in the
bali game, and Mr.. Puddle even
came out and batted himself few
time.
Then bEr. and Mrs. Puddle fell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
Academy Winner Is Puzzle
To Hollywood After TO Yrs.

thest she got was playing a sec.
ond lead in Merton Of the No.
vies," with Red SHELTON.
When my option came up. they
offered to let me stay at my same
salary, $780, she recalled. 'sDore
Schary offered me $3.50 at RKO.
so ! took it. Six months later,
Schary left RK0."
Her experience at RKo started
out happily. Schary handed her a
brief but meaty part in sCross-
fire" first Of the films on anti.
Semitism. 1t won her her first
Academy nomination, and it's still
her favorite role.
She became unhappy after How.
ard Hughes took over the studio.
She once complained to me that
she had been offered second leads
to Ava Gardner and LARAMIE Day
and leads in B pictures. This was
after she was an Oscar nominee
and co-star with Humphrey Bogart.
The studio turned down a loanout
for the Shelley Winters role in
"A Place in the Sun. -
Instead Of taking a suspension,
she accepted a small role in
'Maea, Jane Russell Robert
Mitchum potboiler. This is nv
part, she said, showing me three
script pages.
She soon parted with RK0 and
landed a contract at Paramount.
Her only role was as the elephant
girl in "The Greatest Show on
Earth" She even allowed the ele-
plants 10 hold their feet over her
nose. What happened to the Para.
mount pact?
They dropped me, she admit
ted frankly. But she added that
her career has never prospered as
as il has since she turned free
lance. She has only a picture.a-
year deal at 20th-Fox now.
Gloria takes care with her char
acterizationS. as witness her award
winning role as the Southern belle
in The Bad and the Beautiful.
She had never lived ir the South.
so / studied a couple Of hours
every day for two weeks with Joe
Adams, the Negro disc jockey IN
Santa Monica" she said. II took
a lot Of care with it, because I
knew the ladies Of Virginia speak
excellent English with only a slight
drawl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

1t, as of what date win my COM
pensation payments so in effect7
"A. If you file you claim within
one year from your date Of dis
charge. compensation will be paid
from the day following that dis.
charge date. II you wait longer
than a year. the effective date
will be the date VA receives your
application.
Q. I'm a World War II veteran
and / am going back on active
duty | plan 10 keep my National
Service Life Insurance while I'm
in uniform. DO | continue 10 pay
my premiums 10 the VA as | did
when was a eigiliang
Al. II you wish, you can continue
10 pay premiums directly 10 the
VA. Or you can arrange with
your branch Of service TO have the
premiums paid by an allotment
from your service pay.
Or you may apply for waiver Of
premium under Public Law =.
See your Service units insurance
officer for fun details.
Q. l want 10 90 10 school under
the Korean CT Bin, but I'm not
sure what l want 10 study. Can
VA give me eounselingl
A. Yes. When you fill out your
application blank, designate that
yon want connseling from VA.
Sometimes sfterward. you win
omci asst mrt1 aewefr. you viii
be called 10 for an appointment.
veterans living IN Key West,
Florida. who wish further inf0r.
nation about their benefits should
write the Va Office at zls Post
Office Bldg. Key West. fla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions of interest to
former Seryicemen and their fami-
lies:
@ Both my friend and are
disabled Korean veterans, and
we've gone into partnership on a
farm, Gould We both take Public
Law i6 on.farm training. even
though neither Of US has complete
control Of the farm?
A. No. One Of the requirements
Of the program is that the veteran
must have complete control % the
farm on which he takes his train.
ING. This would not be possible
under the arrangement you men.
toned
@. II / file a claim for disability
compensation, and VA approves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
Smugglers Move Opium

KUALA LUMPUR tPy-opi.
um was the favourite item Of
smugglers in Malaga last year.
Nearly four tons Of the contra
band worth $500, 600 were seized
by custornsmen.
They reported there was q
drop in gold smuggling. But
after opium, came tobacco. COS
metics, cameras, watches and
other Injuries ia order Of inn
portance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
Many Actors
Now Freelance
|InHollywOOd

HOLLYWOOD a, - Everybody
in Hollywood is freelance nova
days. OF course, that means we're
out Of work"
Ronald Reagan spoke those
words in Jest at the Sceren Writer'S
Guild dinner recently. But the for
Iner head of the Actors Guild
knew he came close to the truth.
Studios have pared their talent
lists to the bone, and more actors
are let out every day. The reasons:
/. The continued downtrend in
film profits. Studios can no longer
afford a big list Of high-priced
stars.
2. The puzzle over Sd. The stu
dos don't know whether new
whether new screen dimensions
viii save them or not. Some are
retrenching and waiting 10 see.
made a list of top contract
players at the studios in 1a4s. OF
a then at 2oth-Fox, only seven re,
main. Three out Of 20 are left at
Warmers, q out Of "a at sMGM.
Only Bing Crosby and Bob Hope
remain on exclusive contract at
Paramount, out Of q, five years
ago. New stars have been added
at these studios, but not many.
The evacuation from MGM has
been marked in recent months.
Among those who have left or are
slated to leave are Barry Sullivan,
Marge and Cover Champion,
James Craig. Van johnson, vii.
liam Powell. Peter Lawford. Ma
nette Fabray, Ralph Meeker, ia
nice Rule and Jane Greer.
What are the actors doing about
this situation? They are finding
other fields Of endeavor, such as:
/. The Broadway stage. Holly
wood stars have long Frightened
Broad marques, but this year
should set = record. Among the
film names who nave made news
on the New York stage are Rosa
lind Russell, Bette Davis. Tyrone
Power, Raymond Massey. Mark
Stevens, Janice Rule. Ralph Meek
er Patricia Neal, Arthur Kennedy
and Kim Hunter.
2. Night clubs. The film famous
are discovering there's gold in
those saloons, particularly in the
Nevada night spots. The Las Vegas
spots win pay upwards Of so 900
for top names to help lure Gus
toners 10 the gambling tables.
Among those who have recently
made or are planning to make
their night club deblts in Nevada
are jeanette Macdonald. Nelson
Eddy. E1io PIMA. John Payne.
Gene Nelson, Van Johnson and
Lsnrisz MeichioF.
,. Teleyision. May names make
periodic trips 10 New York to cash
n On the guest.star circuit. Others
have engaged themselves in fiimed
series Ia Hollywood, including Ann
SotheFn, Eve Ardea, Robert Cam.
minSs. Roy Rogers, Gene Ausry,
Dick Poaeii. Ronald colmah and
Charles Boyer Belts Hatfoa Il TIE
latest Biz name 10 BE- signed ay
the aetNarkx
Other stars hsys taxes sFsan.
sags Of the prAsuettaa slnwdoan
70 see tAs wurld. Amcag those
vseatsoaiEg tnd making PICTURES
overseas ard Clark Gable. Kirk
Duusias, Ava Gardner. Csandesse
Colbert. Gene Terney and Cene
Kelly Some q thcn hope 10 prsEit
On the z s tax sxemptiou Ter
stay iag a1rs43 ia moagAs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

ton. also received a copy
Exactly what does that mean?
Answer The certificate relating
10 eviction permits your landlord
% 20 after the waiting period Of
30 days 70 the local court and start
an action to evict yoa. This Ger.
tiFieate IS not an order Of eviction
That authority is vested in the
local courts. But without that Ger
tilicate. your landlord could not
bring this case 10 the local courts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED
By THE CITIZEN
]. More Hotels and Apartments
Z. seach and Bathing Payilaon.
:. Airports-Land and Sea.
4. Consolidation Of County and City 0syssnmsn,s.
8 Community Auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

Few people can resist an offer of something dirt
cheap or for nothing and that's why many are taken to
the cleaners
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

This 4 good time to buy your winter clothes for nsx
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

Do you remember when new cars sold for $685. less
than twenty years ago?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

Speaking Of dir. what j. the latest bs...sellsr'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07
RENT
FORUM

These questions we're select.
ed from those often asked of
the local rent office. If you
have a question about the rent
sterilization program address
it to: Area Rent Office, ZIG
Federal Building, Key West,
Florida).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-07

Question: Ny landlord filed .
petition for 4 certificate relating
to eviction for occupancy by his
son, q copy Of which was served
on me. Subsequently your osfiee
served q certificate relating 70
eviction, effective 80 days from
the date Of the filing Of TIE peti,
Evening star., 1953-06-14

VA, 1914 sth st. s..
room home, high and cool, bright
liv. rm., large well-eQuip. kit.
fenced yard. gas. heat. Purchaser
assume large 49o CT loan with S55
monthly payments including taxes
and insurance. Asking S11.50O.
Direction: Out Columbia pike about 2
miles from Pentagon. rt. Magnolia
Gardens. toy of hill turn left on 9Th
Ta cne SG Block csF yo sR5nss sEs s. Eo6s III fPE
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. Ma. g.
1166.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HOUSES ron sALs-Mp.
MICE RRICK HOME

Just on Defense Hwy, Decatur Hts;
close to schools. shopping and trans
portation; liv. rm. with firepl.; sep
arate din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath 1st a.; / Hm. finished up.
space for 2nd: full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.;
M. SMILEY. INC, UN. 4-S260, UN.
4-671O. IA
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
FORCE ON nIITY sunday

FORCE ON DUTY SUNDAY
DISTRICT HE1GHTs-Asbestos Cape
Cod. only $4,000; SO, 100 FHA. 5
yrs. old. Full bsmt. and expand.
DISTRICT HE1oHTs-Masonry Cape
Cod on Gateway blvd. lge. rms.
and bath LIST fir. Attic, fun bSmt.,
gas h.-w:h. Lovely handicapped lot.
pfsTRfeT asn aSaS' HGfaHfs EnS Hsl0GS Brick and
frame Cape Cod, only $14.96O. Llv.
attic: alum. storm windows and
screens; anchor fenced lot.
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-4-bedrm.. q
level home Din. r:. rrm:. bsmt.; COZ cor;
sUrTLAND Area new 3-bedrm.,
all-brick ramblers. Full bsmt.. din.
rm,. frepl., lovely lot 71x400: young
itSai tirr'' H1LIs-New all-brick
and frame Cape Gods. $11,60O and
$13,950. Bsmts., attics. GI with
cxPirGH doT hE1dRTSeT SGTs sSs1 qSTa Sgief and
din rm. Only s1s.5oo. 81, 900
CORAL HiLL-Lovely Cape. Gods
Fireplace. 3 bedrms., lh baths; at
tached garage. $14.750. See this
one.
TEMPLE HILLS-New 3-bedrm.. all
brick ramblers. Din. rm., frepl..
ff1lI bsmt. Surrounded by homes.
FORESTVILLE-One 5-rm. and one
6-rm. frame rambler. $11,500 and
$14,250 Paved streets; all utils
CLINTON-Only 21a blks. from new
Route 5. Tw0~ new brick ramblers
3 hedrms., frepl.; lot 75x200. Only
Also a 5-bedrm. frame. sep. din.
rm.. bsmt., on same street. only
Do yourself Justice by seeing our Sc
lection Of homes before you buy any
where. Prices from $8,950 UP and
as low as $500 down. Call 10.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
ALEXANDRIA,
"LaSt Chance"
ALEXANDRIA

110x1<A1A4N4\1O&
3-Bedroom Stone Rambler
Just completed, in the best residen-
tial section and highest elevation in
BY 2o-ft. liv. rm.. formal-siss din
rm., complete Beauty craft kit. with
plenty of rm. for breakfast set,
lge. bedrms., full and 2 half baths,
set up fol. maids rm. and rec. rm.,
set up for air-cond. Close to
churches, schools. shopping and bus.
Pr1ceo S2S, 300. Direct from builder.
XII. 8-9217
Evening star., 1953-06-14
ARLINGTON-F FAIRFAX
OPEN
/ TIL 6
50 500 CASH

3 3-bedrm. brick rambler on wide lot;
fine liv rm., storage attic; superb
condition; immediate .poss. Buyer
can assume AZ loan. Dir: out Lee
hwy. through Falls Church to Wood
ley nj. turn right to Deborah. lett
to house at 1913.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
BANCROFT AREA

OPEN TO OFTERl ACCENT ON
PERI: REJECTION" u Brick, 3 bright @
rm., lovely euuipt. kit; dry bsmt,
gorgeous Handicapped yard and vege-
table garden. PRICED GREATLY
REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE!
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia pike be-
yond Glebe I'd. to Taylor St., right
to 9TH, right to OUR SIGN"
Evening star., 1953-06-14
81 600 CASH

And Ss7 per mo. dncl. taxes and ins,l
buys this gem! 2 wonderful bedrms..
sep. din. I'M. kitchen, bath. good llv;
Fairfax. continue to Kamp Washing
ton, there turn left tRte: .236). go
to Woodland dr.. turn right to 123.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
T.vON VILLAGE
S6.95O!!

Det., g. rms, ash. shingle, only y
doors from Lee hwy.
ooxso: house is old, but has al
modern conveniences; ideal for Mr.
TENcHER-wALKER, INC: ,...
AID 4.2644 ia. z-ozcU
Evening star., 1953-06-14
SOME YOTTNG COIJPIE

OPEN TO OFFERl A good starter
home with 2 bedrooms, 2 porches.
garage. tree-shaded lot, close-in los
DIRECTIONS: Over Key Bridge, out
Lee Hwy. u mile to North Uhle st..
right to OUR SIGN"
Evening star., 1953-06-14

LYON VILLAGE
8 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
OPEN TO OFFER! Don't fail TO see
this lovely home located in q. very
fine area of nice homes and beau.
tiful trees. IT'S REAL VALUE EON
ONLY $16,06O.
DIRECTIONS: over Key Bridge. out
wilson blvd. to Barton st., right 70
10th, left to "OUR SIGN"
Evening star., 1953-06-14
ACCENT ON VALUEi

ACCENT ON VALUE!
OPEN TO OFFER. See this lovely
large home on 175-ft. lot with
trees. 9 large bedrms., Ia baths.
large liv. rm.. large din. rm:, large
garage. ONLY $1s.50O WITH LIT.
TIE CASH!
Through Clarendon,
out WASHINGTON blvd. just beyond
Glebe I'd, to Aberdeen st.. left to