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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs GilmoW Fike and fam
lily. of Eglon
Charles Douglas is spending a
twenty-five day furlough at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Douglas. of near Aurora.
Rev. Earle Fike. of Danville, Va,
and his sister, Mrs. Ruth Terry.
Of Lakeland, Florida, are spending
this week with relatives in this
area.
DR. Warren Bowman, of Bridge
water, Va, will conduct a revival
at Maple Spring church beginning
June rs, through July 5. The clos
ing date will be the Love Feast
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

services The public is invited to all
of the services.
Miss Norma Roth, who has en-
ployment in Washington, is visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Leila Roth. Of near Eglon.
MIR. and Mrs. Coy Allen and two
daughters of Coretta, w. Va. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Al
lens father and step-mother, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w, Fike at Eglon
John Wilson. of near Horse Shoe
Run, who received a back injury
in an accident, remains a patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital. He is son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Arnold
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Wright and
family visited Mrs. Wright's
mother, Mrs. Emma Deal, who
recently returned to her home
after being a patient in the Gar
rett Memorial hospital at Oakland.
Mrs. Andrew RodeheaVer, who
underwent a surgical operation in
Garrett Memorial hospital, Oak
land, in recuperating at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ferguson and
sons visited Mrs. Ferguson's
brother, Everett Feaser and fam
lily, at Keyser, w. Va, Saturday
evening. Mr.. Feaser, who has been
i'll, is improving.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25
RHEUMATISM - ARTHRITIS
NeuritiS-Sciatica

UIIIIS-lOCIdIICd
Relief from those tOrturing pains
or no charge. An absolute proven
remedy. Only one trip required
Disabled persons may send a
friend, As South Mt. Vernon Ave,
500 # off Route 40, Uniontown. Pa.
Office hours: Daily 1916. Sunday
t0-4 Permanently located.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

neral of her brother, Charles Rode
HEAVIER, of near Latrobe, Pa Burial
was at the Laurel Hill cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Dale Dewitt and
children visited her parents at
Keyser over the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

A birthday supper viii be held
this evening at Maple Spring
church beginning at eight o'clock
EST. The admission is one penny
for each year you are old.
Evening star., 1953-08-19
81 Months in Captivity
$3.50 of Prisoners Resisted
Red Teachings, Noel Says

I was a Marine captain they
made me stand at attention for
hours at a time out in the raw
cold. Other times they made me
stand with my nose pressed
against bright light for hours
on end in an effort to break me
down or force me to write some
thing favorable to them. / guess
that is what is wrong with my
eyes now.
Forged Names to Letters.
Once. while they had me in
the hole, they tried to force me
to write letters down to my COR
respondent friends at Panmun-
jom, MunSan and Seoul telling
them they were being misled by
the United Nations propaganda.
They also asked me to write to
the New York Times, Chicago
Tribune, Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin, Baltimore Sun, Kansas
City Star and the Los Angeles
Times. and tell them "the peo-
Piles peace movement" was right
and just. I refused. They even
forged some of our names to
letters and published them. I
know of several such cases.
Actually I've talked with some
of the Chinese soldiers from
time to time and they have told
me that half or more of the So
called volunteers are anti-Com-
muniSt and were conscripted.
One day in early 1851 some of
the Turks, who were pretty
staunch allied troops, heard
that the New York Herald Trib-
une's reporter. Maggie Higgins,
had been captured. They told
me about it. I had known Mag
gle in Berlin and again in Korea.
None of US liked the idea of an
American woman being in the
hands of the Reds so we got to-
gether a few little things we
could spare for her and about
$50 in American greenbacks and
gave it to the Turks to get to
her. We knew the Chinese were
crazy for greenbacks and figured
that small amount of money
might help her out.
Turks Returned Donations.
The Turks took the money and
about four months later returned
everything to all the donors be- \
cause they had learned through
the grapevine that Miss Higgins
had not been captured.
I sure liked those Turks. They
were good soldiers and good men.
The Chinese never were able to
do much with them. The Turks
just shrugged their shoulders and
pretended they didn't under
stand.
They even brought in a Turk
ish speaking Russian who had
once worked in the Russian en-
basSy at Ankara. He didn't have
any luck either and may be in
a Russian hole somewhere today
for having failed.
The Reds told us one day that
the United States government
was holding up $1,000 letters to
POWs. I think it was the other
way around.
/ know people wrote me and
thanked me for making pictures
OF their prisoner-kin. Americans
do things like that. got about
10 such letters in prison camp
but I'll bet there were many
more.
I had intended to write let
terS to those 10 or IL people and
thank them but the Communists
took those letters away from me
when I was freed on August 8.
Now I don't have the names or
addresses. was only permitted
to write two letters a month
while I was in prison and of
course they went to my wife.
They took away from me ev-
cry address I had in writing when
I left.
Evening star., 1953-08-19
Shop Thursday, 1890 to 9
MuuzkQAbhgn.

the important little hat
-. softly draped suede
in sunset tones
Suede, never smarter, never so
within your reoch-in our new COL
lection Of prize fIotterers. Suede,
droPed like velvet, used like silk !.
vostly becoming with tweeds and
wooIs. Sunset tones: golden sun,
olive, red, turquoise, rose, purple,
deep green. coppertone, pale beige,
caramel.
|. CIoehe with fringe all around,
1000
z. coeklesheII with pert feather to
match, S.95
3. Bonnet with down-sweep pheasant
quill. S.9S
WGL-MiIIinery, End Floor
oIso Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1953-08-19

This is the last story by Associated
Press Photographer Fronk Noel on
his 81 months as a Communist Pris-
oner in North Korea. He is receiving
medicol treatment in Tokyo before
returning to the United Stotes.
Evening star., 1953-08-19

"Nyla.Q" nylon tricot blouse'
so right with woolens
Non-sheer 40-denier "NyIo-Q", such
q Joy in new GIenweor blouses
you'll team them with country-city
suits skirts, slocks.
l. Jewelry-neckIine suit-suceess with
pleoted front; white, pink, blue, beige
or navy. S.9S
2. Lone-sIeeved classic shirt in host
of colors: white. pink, blue, yellow,
beige, red, black or navy. 7.95
5. Short-seeved classic in same colors
as obove 5.95
All in sizes 81 to SO.
WGL-Neckweor, lst Floor
-. oIso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-03-18
Ocean Beach Bridge
Bill Appears Doomed
lin House Committee
BY q stuff co,r..pond.n, Of tn. s,sr

py Stort SotFeSpohoehS OF me SfoP
ANNAPOLIS. Mar. ia bill
to give the developers Of Ocean
Beach. Md, permission to build
a $3.50. 900 toll bridge across Sine
puxent Bay appeared doomed to-
day.
Delegates on the House Ways
and Means Committee were en-
phatic in their opposition to the
plan when the developers Of the
multi-million-dollar real estate
project appealed for its passage
yesterday. Some Of the legisla-
tors suggested that the bridge
proposal is merely q promotional
scheme.
Spokesman for Ocean Beach.
Inc, whose principal stock
holder is Leon Alderman Of
Washington, said they want to
build the span from the Mary
land mainland in Worcester
County to Assateague Island,
where they are now selling
oceanside lots. Their plan is to
charge tolls on the bridge until
it is paid for.
Ferry Called Unreliable.
At present. said James Carey
III, Baltimore attorney and q
director Of Ocean Beach, Inc,
the only way to get to the island
is on three-car ferry, which
frequently breaks down and is
often behind schedule, or by
private boat.
He said the corporation al
ready has sold about $500 lots
on the island to $500 persons
for $2.5 million. They expect
to sell an additional 50 million
this summer to $500 more lot
owners, he added.
Delegate A. Gordon Boone,
Democrat. of Baltimore County
said his objection to the bill is
that "the people behind this
stand to make a tremendous
profit and should pay for the
bridge themselves"
Delegate Jerome Robinson,
Democrat. of Baltimore City
urged his colleagues to consider
"the obvious promotional benefit
to the corporation Of our ap-
proval here"
Hanna Hits Developers.
Delegate Robert Hanna, Dem
ocrat, of Wicomico County who
last week condemned the bridge
plan as a move to "perpetuate a
fraud" and "a promotion scheme
TO be used as a sales talk in SELL
ing lands" blasted the developers
again yesterday-thiS time for a
$160,000 road they are building
along the northern half Of the
cigar-shaped island where their
lots are located.
Mr.. Hanna described the road
as nothing but a strip Of as
phalt dumped on sand"
In announcing construction Of
the road last fall, the corporation
said the road builders would mix
sand and asphalt in a manner
in which military engineers con-
structed some airplane landing
strips during World War II,
Evening star., 1953-03-18
CELLOWAX for all floors

New Ceowax has been hailed by chemists and housewives
nations finest toughest floor wax Gives hard. bright
gloss Scu proof finish. No rubbing! Washable! Lasts
weeks longer For hard soft wood asphalt and rubber
tile, linoleum
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Ben Blue: "In' the past, a girl
was little dear; now she's a lit
tie bare"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

QUESTION: According to Jew
ish tradition is il proper TO have
a queen assume the leading posi-.
tion Of rulership in a country. in
the absence Of a King?
ANSWER: The Sire Common
tary on the Bible Deut. 17:16
makes it clear that the Biblical
Commandment in regard to the
making of a King bans a woman
from becoming the top ruler Of
the land of Israel. It is interesting
to note that woman by the name
of Athaliah did assume the rank
ing position of Queen over Judah.
After the death of her son Aha
ziah, the queen mother seized the
throne, killing all other heirs ap-
parent. She actually ruled six
years. On the seventh year, the
High Priest Jehoiada brought
forth from his hiding place a
young boy, Joash, who claimed
| the throne. This boy was crowned
and the queen who rushed in to
protest, was seized and killed,
Jewish history has a number OF
incidents of great deeds accom-
plished by Jewish queens during
the reign of their husbands.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Elm SFIENFER, israel. Kfar Zkenim. the Maben
Village for the Aged Yemenite Jew reads his Sefer Toah
shortage religious several share
SCROLL reading upside down gives
Zkenm which is home for LOCO
the Jewish state is Of some 100 in
joint Distribution Committees Malben
handicapped TO Israeli
from the United
Jewish Appeal.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

COUNTRY RAMBLER
With view of rolling farm land. 3
bedrms., living rm. with fireplace.
tiled bath. carport and 1k acres on
paved road. Custom built for trans
ferred owner. Excellent convenient
location and only S16,50O.
HUGH McDIARMID
Ask Operator for Vienna GOO
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES poR SALIVA.
Our
AFTER XMAS
SALE
BROUGHT RESULTS
HERE TT IS AGAIN!
TWO SOLD LAST WEEK
All Open Today, 1875

SI4.93O-Brand-ne all-brk. rambler,
ideally located in suburban Vienna.
ALL CITY UTILITIES! Materials
S9rh%aashiD SEE aouRS for Say
Living dining room combination with
paneled-wall fireplace and 2 picture
windows, spacious all-electrtc Kitchen
with breakfast area; 3 bright; airy
sfsS ciosets5. ali. Il tiled Bath; S % pulloS down
stairway to huge storage attic; COZ
left: level wooded lot. with CITY
WATER AND SEWER: oil a.-c. heat;
GLLooSE: T T0 SCHOOLS AND TRANS
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Broad St.
't right to Tysons 20 so Corners. lett 1; approxi. %
mately miles to Lewis st.. Myers
ANTIQUE, Shop, turn right 2 blocks
.FoELow f haSW Ii THE METzLER ARROWS
s17;s45uyAcANT; 5sv As lNT,N5yys M0yE RIGHT ly n
THESE FEATURES: 10 min. to PEN
tason, Just .step to schools. stores
ard transportation: all-brick, steel
and concrete construction: 1S-ft.
axas s40m SRsnnf saas
room, modern kitchen with break
fast table space. lovely awning Cow
cred flagstone patio: 3 bright. airy
bedrooms and de luxe all.tiled bath
tion room: entire rear yard inclosed
with Anchor fence.
To inspect: Out Washington blvd. to
Patrick Henry dr.. (lst trafnc light
beyond Glebe rd),, left | block to
11,h 11,h St, SI, right "a block to 5s1s N.
"FoLLoW THE METzLER ARROWS
se1 e1.seo-wAvERLEY HILLS. close
in N Ariington-JYst reduced more @
Amber snaP With s44 fsthtfH SUh eslsS1
thigh ceiling and picturel. Just, 8
sSato,s @sRt cLoSG 9S6prT 70 .J5 R5NTAdSs. TkaSs.
and picture window. separate din.
rm. with 2 picture windows. ALL.
GE KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST
AREA SpaeiIoIs t;IoG stS 6riEht 5sd5ms; ddnGn
sAsEMENf itssHSaE to WITH SsTFfsS atslf BHT Sk
HUGE Re REc. ,d5,Nd RMd 4'FvE1, AREA VIM WIN
q DoWs Is See. See It tod, today w without fail. 20
%eodstoek G'sSf sd st .urR left t.' blks 1ss otS
"FOLLoW fS:; Low THE II M1ETzLER ARROWS"
SHOWN TODAY BY APPOINTMENT
SAtL 9EEIfE RiDs 1b bEsRRRVE RFaRz5fH This
BATH As,5I On on. IsT,TIooR n5icis q sIHSas HONE
"Similiar houses in same area
recently sold for $1,000" Excel.
wooded lot on dead-end street with
II playmates in the block, Ia blkS.
from transp.. 8 blks: from Schools
and shopping. CHECK THESE
FEATURES: Center-hall entrance.
spacious liv. rm.. separate din rm..
fully equip. kit. with breakfast area,
bedrm. and "a bath on 1st; 2 bed
rms. and full tile bath on 2nd;
full bsmt. with rec. rm space:
storm windows Throughout. ONLY
$4,000 Cash; BALANCE LESS
THAN RENT. Vacant, MOVE
RIGHT IN.
ALL EXCLUSIVELY WITH
METZLER-Va. Office
OPEN 8 AND PM -
3S11 Lee Hwy. ia. o-'o|o.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
FALLS CHURCH
5 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

BEECH TREE LANE AND
ANNANDALE ROAD
Most house potential for the least
money. So; 500 down will buy one
scaped h-acre- lot. Lge. paneied
liv. rm.. with fireplace. din. alcove.
equipped kit. tiled bath. 3 bedrms
Il pine paneled), upstairs framed
out, for 2 more. lge. bedrms.. full
&C. heat, all city utilities. Direc-
tions: Across Memorial Bridge and
out Rt. so past Seven Corners to
1st stop light, turn left on AMMAN
dale rd.,. continue to Beech Tree lane
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Ultramodern Ramblers

604-606 BLAIR RID.
$500 DOWN WILL BUY
One OF these sparkling new brk ram
blers nearing completion. Conv. to
Pentagon and Navy Annex.
You select all decorating. Liv. rm.,
12Exl7. with custom firepl.; din. rm ;,
Sx11h; kit. has de luxe stove and
refgr., disposall. exhaust fan, wood
cabinets. formica counters, Westing-
house auto. washer and dryer; two
lge, bedrms.,- tile bath. storage attic:
tool locker; large lots; short walk to
schools. shops. bus to D. c.; $16.950
Direc Across. 14th st. Bridge and out
roads. continue "a mile to Blair I'd :.
turn right. proceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NO. ARL.. CLOSE IN

OPEN TODAY, 1880 TO 5
An immaculate 2-bedrm.. semidetach,
hrk. residence completely equipped
situated in an area OF excellent
homes and very close to Washing
JUST OPPOSITE COLONIAL VII
LACE. On the LIST floor an attr.
and spacious liv. rm., separate din.
full bedrms.. full tile bath, stairway
to storage. full bsmt.. autom. oil
heat, copper plumbing, fireproof
construction. storm windows
been redecorated inside and out
and is available for immed. occup.
Would be an excellent rental. Priced
very low,, Directions: Out Lee. hwy.
APPROX. "a mi. from Key Bridge to
North Troy ST.. right to 21st ST.,
right to zoos and open sign.
VIM. w. JOHNSTON
Evening star., 1953-01-04
ALEXANDRIA
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS

445 ARGYLE DIR.
Ultramodern white brick home, ex-
elusive neighborhood, mr.. George
Mason, st. Stephens, st. Mary's, st.
Reita Schools. Huge comb. liv. din
rm, with firepl., equipped kit. 3
having rec. rm. with bar. firpl., lava
tory. util. area; $4,000 in trust
avail; Wooded and fenced lot. Ask
ing $26.950.
Directions: From Arlandria shopping
center drive up Russell I'd. to MONTH
cello blvd. turn right. go / blk, turn
left on Argyle dr., continue 70 open
sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
WOODLEY NORTH
Today's Bargain
OPEN I 'TTT, DARK

Redwood and brick 3-level
modern home with Ia baths.
large liv. rm.. separate din.
rm. and mod. eQuipt. kit. 3
lge. bedrmS. make this q liv-
able home; complete with
brick patio with firepi.. tables
and benches: you must see
this beautiful home with wall
to-wall carpeting in order for
it to be appreciated.
Out Arlington blvd. past
Seven Corners about / mi. to
Woodlawn ave., then turn
Tisht Tilsht At eis rst blocR te yJe.r sne
son ST.. left on Jefferson to
1919 and our Open sign.
Ro11Ah P0hhi,ac Poolf11
Evening star., 1953-01-04

FALLS CHURCH
MILITARY PERSONNEL
64S1 GLEN CARLYN DIR.
immaculate 2-yr. .-old brick rambler
conv. to Pentagon and Navy Annex
Liy. rm. with flrepl., din. L, equipped
kit. 3 lovely bedrms., tiled bath;
beautiful corner lot: short walk to
new schools. shopping center. bus to
Pentagon and D. c. 500 COVERS
ALL MO. PYMTS.
Directions: Across 14th st. Bridge
and out Columbia pike to Baileys
Crossroads: turn right on Rt. z. con-
proceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES SALIVA. tcon..J | n
HOUSES PoR SALIVA.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
NORTH ARLINGTON
LUXURY RAMBLER
3-BEDROOMS
JEALOUSY ENCLOSED DEN
212 BATHS
4510 North 37th st.
MODERN CAPE COD
S BEDROOMS
AND NURSERY
2 BEDROOMS DOWN
AND 3 UPSTAIRS
21z BATHS
4516 North 37th st.
ANTIQUE BRICK COLONIAL
4 BEDROOMS-21a BATHS
DOWNSTAIRS BEDROOM
AND HALF BATH
1922 North 37th st.
For buyers interested in
quality construction, best Of
materials and workmanship.
and features found in CUSTOM
built homes, we invite your in
spection of these newly COM
pleted houses. Located in our
recently opened controlled sub
division in exclusive Country
Club Hills section Of North Ar
lington. Prices $4,000 and
UP with attractive financing.
Open Saturday and Sunday
pm, otherwise by appoint
ment. To reach: Lee hwy. to
Glebe rd., north on Glebe to
Dittmar rd., right on Dittmar
to 37th st. and left to homes.
CRESTDALE, INC.
Arl., Va. ia. S-S7S5, CO. 5-5ISS
Evening star., 1953-01-04
CheStefbrook Woods
Open Sunday
Distinctive Colonial on " Acre
4103 ChASterhr00k Rd

Distinctive Colonial on " Acre
4103 CheSterbrook Rd.
Inviting entrance foyer. large living
room with adjoining living porch,
dining room overlooking garden.
Big Kitchen. pansled library and
powder room on 1st hoor; 3 large
bedrooms and tile baths on 2nd
floor. Built-in garage. Beautifully
Shrubbed and lovely garden. Mr..
Amick on premises or call eyes,,
Directions: North on Glebe I'd. past
the country. club to Chesterbrook
I'd, left on Chesterbrook I'd. to 41O3.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse So. Arl. Va. IA. $4,000.
CLAREMONT, OPEN 90
MOVE IN ToMoRRow-s16.9 $50.
community. Walking distance fine
new elementary jr,, sr. high schools.
Three-bedrm.. 2-Story Colonial. .lge.
living rm.. fireplace, equip kit;
full bsmt.. Bendix; immac. fenced
wooded lot with patio and bar
beque. Out Shirley hwy, right
/ mi on Rt. to 8. 25th st., right
and follow signs.
BARBARA FOX
IA. 2-9217. IA. 7-9164.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
WIN. w. JOHNSTON
TT 0no0R
WELLINGTON Heights

W6IIIIISCUII I16ISIICS
3-bedroom brick rambler with pine
paneled interior; basement; breeze
wooded lot. S22,95O. terms. Call
KI. 9-3392. A. SLATER LAMOND. i.
917 Prince ST., Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 2-DARK
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

vERY sGs SEsERUEs s5 RaDGstn4k ffaMS PSIYE 6rpERrp
on this immaculate slate roof Colo
nial in best neighborhood. Conv. to
schools, shops, bus, Pentagon and
D. c. RECEIPT. entry. liv. rm. with
firepl;, din; rm., lge. equipped kit.
screened rear porch; upstairs, 3 bed
rms. each lge. enough for double
bed; tiled bath; full bsmt.. rec. rm.
att. gar. lge.. wooded lot with brick
patio and barbecue. Asking S23. $50.
Directions: Across 14th st. Bridge
Shirlington Circle to Parkfairfax
and turn right on Gunston I'd, con-
tinue on >Gunston rd. UP a long hill
to Chalfonte dr.. left on Chalfonte
to Cameron Mills rd.. turn left, con-
tfnue to 8. Overlook dr., turn right,
proceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
DAVID r. NIMMER

COUNTRY HOME
"a Acre-More Available
4 BDMS., 2 FULL BATHS
I$2, $50 CASH-$111 PER MO.
Located among the most fertile farms
Of Fairfax County in the delightful
cultured atmosphere Of the Herndon
community. this masonry home with
answer for the large family with
limited cash. Please call for ap-
pointment.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
ia. 4-44S7 JA. 2-44S7
OPEN o TIL, o
Evening star., 1953-01-04
nonses rop sAlLM
S47,5o0

$4,000
AVAILABLE AT ONCE, MODERN
SPACIOUS 5-BEDRM. PLUS MAIDS
RM. COLONIAL BRK. HOME WITH
AMPLE GROUNDS.
OPEN is Pm.
2414 TAYLOR AVE.
JEFFERSON PIX. ALEX.
In. one of Alexandria's finest residen-
tial areas. close to ST. STEVENS,
ST. MARY'S, ST. AGNES. EPIsCO-
PAL HIGH; AND PUBLIC ELEMEN-
TARY HIGH SCHOOLS. as well as
churches. shopping. etc. ~ Excellent
financing to responsible purchaser
THIS HOME MAY BE PURCHASED
AT CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION
IF BUYER DESIRES LESS OF THE
AVAILABLE LAND.
To reach from WASHINGTON: Pentagon
Road Net to Ridge I'd. in Alexan-
dria, Russell I'd. to. Woodlawn ter.
opposite ST., Stevens School. then
right few blks. to TYLER PL., then
few blks. to- street end to TAYLOR
AVE, then left 100 IT. to our open
sign on right at No. 2414.
DAVID r. NIMMER
EXCLUSIVE REALTOR
BROKER COOPERATION INVITED
Ewes. and Sun, TIE. 6-05O4
Daily, XII. 9-4925. OV. 3-4613
los N. Patrick ST.. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

humidity too An entirely Phco development automatically
controls moisture prevent sweating mold drying of
foods And your Phco does it all for you without your
touching dial. 1t thinks for itself .. for you!
ouidk-Freezes at 20 Below Zero!
Yes, Phlco has done again with completely independent
cooling system for its giant freezer chest genuine home freezer
in all respects Quick your vegetables at 20 below
Store 73 pounds of frozen foods perfectly This Phco
keeps ice cream hard indefinitely
You've anything like it! And won't anything
like it -. except at your Philco dealer'sl
Evening star., 1953-03-01

There's just been anything like this newest triumph of
Phico engineerng-the 1853 Philco Automatic!
Wholly new in refrigeration principle wholly in all the
amazing things it does for you automatically.
Foods Never Had Il So Good!
imagined In your fresh food compartment you getfor the first
tme-the "ue Zone" of cold (38o 42 which food and
health authorities agree is the ideal level for your fresh foods
No Sweotng No Drying OUT!
This fabulous Phco Automatic only frees you from
the messy chore of deosng but ends forever the problem Of
Evening star., 1953-03-01

BALANCED
HUMIDITY!

New Philco development
controls moisture to pre-
vent sweating, mold, dry
ing out of foods-regard-
less of climate or season.
And does it automatically
Evening star., 1953-03-01

NOW. =. the first refrigerator ever built
that controls humidity :. . achieves ideal
$50 to 420 Temperatures in the main food
compartment. quick freezes at 2O0 below
zero %. and does it all automatically!
Evening star., 1953-03-01
So TO 42o
EVEN COLD!

First refrigerator to achieve
the True-Zone of cold (SSo
to 42e) that keeps foods
hesher tastier . for
longer periods of time. And
does it automatically
Evening star., 1953-03-01
NO DIALS...
BoTHER!

For the first time, perfect
refrigeration, under all
conditions of use and food
load, without your lifting
a finger. This new Philco
thinks for ITSELF. for you!