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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

1903 18th ST. NE.
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction,
ONE YEAR, S1O5 MONTH
On 2-year lease, $I05 mo-, first year;
500 month, second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM SEMIDE-
TACHED BRICK HOME; 5 BED
ROOMS, DINING ROOM. MODERN
OPEN 3 70 4. SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Drive out Michigan ave-, past Cath
ole Univ. turn left on 18th St, then
left on South Dakota block.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1919 9TH ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 1895
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

TWO YOUNG LADIES to share NV.
home, liz blks. from Mass ave-;
air-cond. twin bedrm with pvt.
bath: utils.. phone, linens. laundry
incl: also TV. Hammond organ and
terrace: $50 EACH; refs. req. EN-.
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We have for sale lge group Of
fne motor courts. Some Of these
high-earning properties are IN the
States Of Md. and Va. Some are
close to the Nations capital with its
more than 100000 tourists an
nually. Prices range from $4,000
to 81 900, 600. Sizes from & units
up. Down payments from $4,000.
INEz CUSHARD. Realtor
EN-. 2-4232. 4S39 Wis. Ave. NV.
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10. 2-s7ss

Luncheonette-Sod Fount.
owner quotes $1,000 monthly, Lee.
profits, small overhead. Nice liy.i
quarters. wonderful opportunity for
couple $1,000 down. Exclusive
Ewes. AL Litoff, u. 5000.
KOGOD 81 BOOKOFF
ssI : 81. NV. Ma. s-ss7sll
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SOIITHEaST VAIIIES

SOUTHEAST VALUES
1881 Savannah ST., Congress Hts,
s-bedrm. brick, concrete front porch
1928 Savannah pl. Congress Hts.
3-bedrm. brick. rec. rm.. front porch.
2 baths. S125 mo.
1854 Southern ave, 3&bedrm. brick.
full bsmt., S110 mo.
JAMES CARROLL
3119 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 10000
George Mason School Area
1107 Summit ave. Alex, Va.-pe-
tached white brick; liy. rm., din.
rri.. den, 2 bedrms. and bath, very
nice yard. S125 per mo. Call MI.
Smith with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
DI. T-f411. 20
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CHILDREN'S
READY-TO-WEAR

We have a new store in Z modern
shopping center, situated In the
neighborhood, with an unusual
number OF children. Very low rental.
Directly across the street from .
new. district school with ample
parking. For lease, call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

VA. RENTALS
We need good houses for tenants
coming into our area. Kindly list
your property BY phoning XII
AL BAKER d SON. INC.
XII. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
HOUSES NEEDED. b. end.
UNFURN., SIS to $3.50
ERNEST H. LUNG. d. 7-222i
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with us and let us
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. 5000 It'll g.
RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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10. 2-s7Ss
OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY
We think young couple with 5000
cash can buy this country store.
home. egg business and truck
garden, and net $11 500 per year.
Consult Mr.. Whitehead. ewes, AID.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
I417 X 81 NV. MA. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING STORE FOR SALE.
Rent, $65 mo. Price reasonable.
WELDER AND MACHINIST comb.
with equipment, contacts and some
capital, needs shop space, partner
ship. or what have you. Box Al ~,
MEMS IN SHOP estab.; excel. location:
must sacrifice. 4O5 9Th st. Sc.
contact owner; 9l7 H st. ne. 20
BEAUTY SALON for o sale; sxceien f,I
! make deal for cash. ST. 3-055O.
GROCERY WITH LIVING oUaR-
TERS; good loo. in nearby Va;
clean fixtures and stock. Weekly
business w $500 Tota sov Drie Zee op eo
day. Cali Mr.. Brown. with YEoNAS
REALTY. ia. $1,000, IA. 7-l24s.
LEEsBURG PIKE-Desired cor. TOOK
zoo new equip; rest; sale or lease.
GR0 Sci I'M MaiAsskET. sood NV. ioca.
ton, eStah. over 3 yrs; mixed
trade; ST. 800 wkly: aversse; nice
fixtures. stock. $4,000: :-rm. furn.
apt; $1,000 5000 down; long terms.
sEILING s'c Can US to sell your bust
ness IN suburban Maryiand. We
LAID hsfa ZEAL REAL E EST fsn uN. 4,aeSa,
HARDWARE STORE. modern fixtures,
fresh stock; NV. suburb. Write % Box
MODEM HS5Ih ZEE ssEE.AuTY SALON for sale.
3 oprs.; estah Is. yrs. by owner.
retiring: equip. weli-cared for air
conditioned; low rent; lease; no
eompetition; steady rstinsd Clientele y,
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IWO-FAMlLY 10y
rs. I'D. 1ssy ssrms. Il. 5000
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BOULEVARD GARDENS

Near National Airport -bedrm., liv.
rni.. kit and bath. apt: decorated;
In garden project, at 1896 Abingdon
dr.. Just on Mt. Vernon hwy. at
See janitor or SHANNON q LUCHS
Co. 1908 H st. NV. Ma. $685..
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VIRGINIA MOTEL,

3ne Of the finest QUALITY COURTS
motels in No. Va, situated on 3
main U. Q. hwys.. within 90 minis.
Of D. c.: eonv. to fine restaurants
and entertainment. This court il
mod. in every detail; wonderfully
furn.; sir cond.: radiant heat: and
is situated in setting of beaut.
trees and landscape. Liv.. quarters
mediate sale. Wen financed. For
further information, call MIR.
JOHNSTON. CIR. 3-2151. 81
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SO AVAILABLE
RENTALS IN VA.

Select homes available now. Prices
from $50 to $225. One of them will
probably satisfy your needs. Be
sure to call or visit our once before
you rent.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
l13 w. Broad st.
~. a-aeao JE. 2-sse2
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MOTELS FOR SALE

MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation BY exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
on best buys in motels and sites.
Current best buy: $4,000 annual
gross income motel for $50. 900 cash
payment. balance easy payments.
Others $4,000 to $4,000 cash
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 3-122O. DAY OR NIGHT
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HOUSES AVAILABLE d. C.-M.D.
s 500 to 500 Z
ERNEST H. LUNG -.
oI. 7-2221. 10. S-4S03

RIGGS PARK-$e5 MO.
Modern 2-bdrm. semt-det. brick: near
i HIGH T. aVf rkck kut CO.. - HE. $4,000
S90-2 BEDRMs.. semidet.; newly
painted, fenced yard,
SIOO-S BEDRMS.. liy. rm., din. rm.,
bsnlt.; newly decorated.
$IO5--2 BEDRMS.. asbestos shingis
bunRalow. lily; rm. with nrepl.. am
rm., full bsn1t. -,
SI45--3 BEDRMs.. carport. full
ca 1Im for sppt to INSPECT. PoMpoNIo
REALTY, INC. IA. 7-666O.
SILVER SPRING -bedrm. rambler;
separate din. rnn.. $12b mo. Avail
s.bedr rai 2-bath bunsalow, s125
s ibsaR Hu rambler. slas. Avail. i'm
2 eIabssSdrm. semidets sl1o. Avail,
eA $40 Ca. 10. $500 30
SS03 LoNGFELLOW ST. NV.
8 rooms. 2 baths. walking distance
all schools. shopping and trangp;
5203 CHEVY CHASE PKWY. NV.
hi. and hish schools. Key at s7ls
S457 cath ST. Sc.
Cozy. S-ro0m home. front porch and
balcony; fenced rear yard.
4631-23 II ST. Sc.
6 rooms, bath. &C gas heat: ready
i MARsHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200o
1913 Calvert st. NV.
$50 Brandywine st. sS.E.
EEK. 3-57O7 RA. 3-0140
1888 GALLATIN ST. N.E.--Beautiful,
6-rm, house with built-in garage.
Powder rYn. on LIST moor. Nice, quiet.
ne. location. Must see to eppre-
FOR INFORMATION CALL
FLOYD =. DAVIS b CO.
1929 K st. NV. MA. s-0352
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COIOred VacantBrlck
PETWOR CLEAN
7th and Farragut n.w.-6 rm. Colo
NAL brick house with porehes,
bsmt., auto. heat. garage. Other
houses and apis. available.
LIST NATL. REALTY
Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854.
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BEAUTY SHOP

Ideal location In new. modern shop
ping center: low rental. lease to suit
OF customers In Sc. D. G. Fol
lease, call.
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JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Ia w. Broad st.
Falls Church. W. Z.

COTOREDS, g. sECTION.--Just Oh
Jennings I'd. !; 8 bedrms. kit. bath;
liv. -rm. -dinette comb: hardwood
drs.: pvt. driveway. and lawn. LU
4-7b6A. rs
c0L0RED-lSe5 cORCORAN ST.
NW.s rms: 81; bath; Full bsmt
RISoN y ADAMS. MA. S-S30Ss
D--s.E.--semidet. brick: 3
5bedrn1s., full bsmt.; fenced yard
Avail. imned. LII. 4-1320 before 5.
- MODERN 2-BEDRM.
houses, automatic gas heat. In ex-
ceptionally quiet neighborhood. $S5
mo. plus util. Apply ct ~ Eye st.
s.w. Ist. ar. 1880 daily or phone
MA. S-9257. --26
cOLORED-HOUsR WITH INCOME.
Very attractiyely arranged house;
presently has 2 tenants paying $77
per mo. Attractive apis: can be
arranged within. 1898 Girard st.
NV; Sits mo. Call WASHBURN &,
MAIZE, ST a.2&lh --2k
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes In Silver
Spring; Bethesda: Chevy Chase. Free
appraisals. no delay. For complete
rental service, phone. Us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

GROCERY STORE - Wonderfui o.
porfunity for partners. Guarantee
So, 800 wks Living quarters. Ii
E-97S4. ~
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HOUSES UNFuRklsHED
RENT &12s

bet. brick, Ice. level corner lot. 8
RES. Riverdaie. Nd. DIXIE REALTY
CO., MA. $3.50. eyes.. ~. 2-7I95.
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HILLANDALE

A more picturesque setting among
tall stately trees. on q large corner
lot Il and u acresl is. hard to md
A true WILLIAMSBURG style home Of
fers everything for gracious nving
and extensive entertaining. L,iv. rm,
15x20 has 3 exposures. log.burnins
fireplace; center hall. din. rm.
115xIS). ali eiec. kit; 3 lse. bed.
rms. and 2 baths on End d.: full
bsmt.. maids RIM. with bath. den
with firepl. Make appt. to see this
soon. JU. 5-7324 or
LAUREL REALTY co.
s72O Flower Ave, sii. spE, ~. O.
5 BEDROO MS, Ia BATHS
RIGGS Park, b. c.; modern 3-bed,
nm. semidet. house with separate
trio dishwasher; fun hsmt.; fenced
in rear yard: Eas heat; S11S. SID
NEY 2. MENsH q CO., Ma. S-6440,
Z
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$500 DOWN
GROCERY-BEER

Owner quotes 81 900 wkly. Same
owner over 5 yrs. stock and fixtures
worth much more than $500 ask
ing price. Exclusive. Ewes, Shea
Chasen. RIA. 6-543s.
KOGOD 81 BOOKOFF
e31 = 81. NV. Ma s-ss7a
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

COLoRED 233I LIST ST. NV.
Handsome. 3.story and bsmt. brick
5 private bedrms., IA baths. OF
h.-w. h.: low down payment.
ELLIS KCSSOW REALTY CO,
ST. 3-4415 tn. 2-s56a
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
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BRIGHTWOOD DETACHED
Near Coolidge High: Ice. home with
dble. lfv. rrn.. firepl, mod. kit,
breakfast nook. den. 3 good -sized
bedrms. plus nursery; lst-h. powder
rm,., oil heat: terms. Ewes. RA. B.
0''- AuERBAcH 4 co.
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Colored--Vacant
Only SOS Down
1904 Jackson st. NE.
9 Rooms. Bath. Oil 1t.
Trades Accepted

370O block Of 26th st. me- bed.
rms. i. on LIST A.; 2 kitchens. .
baths; built-in garage; auto. heat:
lge. front porch; corner lot, 7bx1S0.
Price reasonable. Moderate down
payment. All conveniences. Prop
erty in Al condition, MT: Mobley.
TY IL 7-Q371 ---Z3
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HOUSES sALE--N.W. tcsns. !

CHEvY CHASE, .. cS13 500
Tvo-bedrm., seufdet. home; lust 2
blks, on Conn. ave-: small attrac.
srrden ,s ow .ssI mc own out e Of eS avn
6-23O0 til 8. EDW. H.. JONES q
CO., INC, Chevy Chase. ID. G. --22
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CoLoRED-Red brick ROW,
excellent condition and loca-
ton. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
rm.. 2 firepIaces. 3 porches,
garage. Overlooks Rock Park.
S17,600: easy terms. Call
Mr.. LUCK MA, S-g040;
eyes,. Wo. 6-4444.
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Also Stop Climbing Steps
Bangsiow with extra lot for shade.
modern tiled KIT, spotless condition.
Good terms. CLARKE REALTY. Ii,
7-5l1R, or ewes, u. 7-s522. --26
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Wrought Iron Units Already Assembled!
A. Moqozine Rock

Complete your rooms furnishings with severed Of these
beautiful accessories. Duroble construction in
styling thot gives eoeh piece on "eir" look.
B. Book Rock, l2x20x27 z-in. size speeol-------466
c. Utility TobIe, l2xl2xz7-in. sixe speeoI-----3.77
D. WoI Shelf, 9hxl6xl4-n. size, speeiol------3.77
E. Tier TobIe, 20xl2x27-ih. size specoI-
e. Room Dvder, 30x10x30-in. size speeol- a.
Sears Bladensburg. Wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Woven Awninq
Yard Goods

Bright woven patterns in wide choice.
Ideal for awnings, porch accessories and
choir Vs-eovers.
Sears Blddensburg, Wisconsin and
Arlington
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-05
HOME FROM VACATION

Miss Helel Angerman. secretary to Everett Buness, local account ant, returned home Sunday from a three weeks vacation in the states.
 Miss Angerman flew from here to Seattle and then went to sacra- mento where she joined Mrs. Low ell Marsh and her son and daugh- ter former Wrangellites. in driving to San Francisco and Oakland and then to Los Angeles. In. Monrovia, just outside of Los Angeles, they visited with the Fred Cunninghams who moved down there from Wran- gell about a year ago.
 From Los Angeles Miss Anger man flew to Juneau, returAng here Sunday after staying in Jun eau a week to se the Gold Medal basketball tourney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-05

names given to the early Christians and their pertinence to the Chris tians today. The names that will be taken up this Sunday and the fol- lowing Sundays through Palm Sun day will be Disciples, Brothers salnts. Stewards, Aliens and Ex- lies.
 On every Wednesday from now through Passion Week and on Maundy Thursday during Holy Week there will be a celebration Of the Hoy Communion at 7:30 a. Ill. In the evening at 7.3O there will be a short service of hymns prayers and talks based on some often asked questions. A list of these question subjects are: What Use Religion? Whats Wrong with Profanity? Does it Matter What Me Believe? Why Read the Bible? How About Hypocrites?
 The Scriptural motto and meas ure for Lsnten Discipline for this year at the Episcopal Church was chosen, the Rev. Fr. Hugh Hall, pastor. explained, from the Pro- per EDistle for last Sunday, Quin- quagesima, as found in St Paul's hymn of love, the 18th chapter of First Corinthians. He quoted a DOT tion of the 11th verse: When I became a man I put away childish things" He said the season for this choice was to encourage peo- pie in choosing for their Lenten something personally that would mature their faith and them in the faith as Christians.
 Fr. Hall cordially invites all those without a church home in to join in his observances during Lent, in preparing for a more meaningful Holy Week and Easter"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-05

MAN WANTED! To own and operate Watkins business in near 5y locality. Hundreds of families needing service on famed Watkins Products, now Nationally Adver- tised. Must be oyer 21 and have car For information write J. R. Watkins Company, 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle 9, Washington.
 15-6tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-05
CLASSIFIED

Classified advertising rates are five cents per word. Minimum eha1ge fifty cents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-05
ST. PHILIPS C0URCH BEGINS OBSERVANCE JF LEFTEN SEASON

Lent began at St. Philips on Ash "wednesday with a eel bration of : Q Holy Communion in the morn ag an the penitential Office in the
 ening.
 The first Sunday in Lent there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion and the first in a ser es of semons dealing with the
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Christmas dinner! Family and friends
gathered around a table laden with good
things to eat. On such special occasion the
food must be at the very best Make sure your
holiday feast will be success BY getting your
food needs from Safeway where every item
is guaranteed. Plan your menu from the
the handy checklist below. And, as you do,
note the money-saving prices.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Use this handy check I


Roxbury Filled Candy 'ee'' !. ! 39'll
Roxbuy Mixed Candy ,.'s':... =: :. : 39s 7
Braeh's Chocolates s':.s:.. s:.s:. - !. So.
Candy Canes s;..,. &. =: : 25'0
Roxbury Mellow Creams !. !, ~ = =
Cremes { JsIIies ''..A. !. : 2osD
Evening star., 1954-12-22

skyIark Bread .a... =. = lssD
Whole Wheat Bread ':,.::. It,. =. :. i9'n
Skylark Rye Bread ''... = : To- n
Crushed Whssi Bread '.''...- =. = IssH Ilg'E' !.
oitenberg's Rye Bread =, = 2ls1.
Otienberg's PumpsrniekIe =. = 2ls1
skyIark Pan Rolls III NJ I'm
Glover Leaf Rolls 49,. :.,'.,. !. T.. .: l5s0
SkyIark Dinner Rolls '.-s :... : 81, n l9s0
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Hotel Sale Recalls
|Rayburn Marriage

A casual news item about the
sale Of hotel In McMinnville
Tenn, focused attention today
or the little-known fact that
House Democratic Leader Ray
burn, 72. long in the most
eligible bachelor" class on the
hill, once was married.
The news item told of the sale
of the historic Sedberiy Hotel,
listing among It's noted guests
Mr.. Rayburn, "who as q young
man spent part Of his honey
moon at the Sedberry."
Mr.. Rayburn's Office said he
was married October Is, 1927,
to the former Miss Metze Jones,
sister Of Judge Marvin Jones of
Amarillo, Tex, himself a bach
elor and now chief justice OF
the Court Of Claims.
The Rayburns married in
Valley View, Tex, were divorced
the following fall. Associates
said that although the marriage
has never been widely publicized,
neither has there been an at
tempt to keep it q secret.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Workers Vote for Strike
AT Two De Soto Plants
BY the Assoeiuisd Press

DETROIT, Nov. 17.-CIo
United Auto Workers Union
members voted overwhelmingly
last night in favor Of a strike at
the Chrysler Corps two De Soto
plants in Detroit.
Phil Sumeracki, president of
Local 227, said the vote was 1914
to 265 in favor Of striking. Local
227 represents both plants and
claims a combined membership
of 7,400 workers.
The strike threat is the second
to hit Chrysler within q week.
JAW employees Of the corpora
tion's Automotive Body Division
in Detroit and Evansville, Ind,
voted to strike last week.
Mr.. Sumeracki said "the bar
gaining procedure" at the De
Soto plant "has absolutely begged
down" He listed seniority as
one of the most serious points of
disagreement.
He said the local has asked the
international unions authoriza-
ton to strike. The authorization
Is necessary under the UAW con-
Stitutiou. v
Evening star., 1954-11-17
BotlIen Returning
For Consultations

The State Department an
nounced today that Ambassador
Charles E. Boflen will return
to Washington from Moscow
next week for consultations.
Department spokesman Henry
Suydam said the Ambassador
had suggested in a letter to
Assistant Secretary Livingston
T Merchant on September %
that 1t might be advisable for
him to return to the United
States for the consultations. In
reply. Mr.. Merchant said he
thought 1t was q fine idea.
The spokesman told reporters
final approval Of the trip was
cleared with Secretary Dulles
October 81 and it was decided
that the Ambassador would fly
here from Stockholm after a
hunting vacation he Is now TAX
ing in Sweden. He is dun
Monday.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Montgomery Ward
TO Close II Stores
On Christmas Eve
By The Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.Mont-
gomery Ward g. Co., huge mail
order and retail merchandising
firm whose control by Sewell 4.
Avery is being challenged. plans
to close IA retail stores across the
Nation effective Christmas eve.
An official who declined use
of his name said IA stores are
being closed. but declined to
give a reason. He named only
thee of the stores at Tucson,
Ariz.. Portland. Me-, and Battle
Creek, Mich. He said the move
wasn't anything unusual because
..stores are closing all the time.
No additional comment could be
obtained from other officials i'm
mediately.
Ward now has about $50 re-
tail outlets. The last new store
was built in 1941
Avery Is Silent.
Mr.. Avery, 8l-year-old chair
man, declined to make a state
ment about the store closings.
Mr.. Avery's hold on the Ma
tions second largest retail rner-
chandising firm is being chal-
lenged on several sides. Louis
E. Wolfson, AZ, Florida finan-
cier, has served notice he is out
to get control. Fred NJ. Saigh,
st. Louis businessman and for
mer owner of the st. Louis Car
dinals, salso has said he is jn-
terested in obtaining control.
Mr.. WolfSon said recently the
present management has
"hitched the company's future to
a depression" He added that
Mr.. Avery has a philosophy of
gloom and DOOM"
VIII Fight 'Raiding Parties"
Mr.. Avery told a news confer
ence November IL he will fight
"raiding parties being organized
to grab the liquid assets of the
company"
To Mr.. Wolfson's contention
that Ward should open more
stores. Mr.. Avery said then that
there is no need for additional
retail stores now, but conditions
are changing as a result of the
automobile"
Mr.. Avery said he would like
to build more retail stores but
that my impression is that
building costs are territically
high"
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Diabetes Detection Week
Praised by President

President Eisenhower has con-
graduated the American Diabe-
tes Association--now conducting
diabetes detection week-on it's
dedicated efforts to control this
major disease. y
In a message to the associa-
tion's headquarters in New York,
the President added:
Diabetes detection is of great
Importance to our Nations
health. I earnestly hope that.
as many Americans as possible
will arrange to be tested for dia-
betes during this week. I am in
formed that perhaps one million
of our citizens are unaware that
they have diabetes. Your drive
should help many of them avoid
the complications resulting from
neglect Of this disease"
Evening star., 1954-11-17
. Is !! Mustang Planes Sold
BY SWedes 10 Nicaragua
By ths Assoeiu.sd press

MALMo, Sweden. Nov. IT..
The newspaper Kvaellsposten
said today Sweden has sold IS
old Mustang fighters to the
Nicaraguan Air Force. The
newspaper said the planes were
being packed III Malmo for de-
livery In the middle Of Decern-
Der.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Dual Language

ANTWERP. - The people of
Belgium speak two different Ian
guages. It is Flemish in the
northern part OF the country and
French in the southern.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
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Evening star., 1954-04-28
Storms Soak D. {. Area,
Slow Rush-Hour Traffic

Two pounding thunderstorms,
acting like tropical squalls, gave
the thirsty Washington area 1.64
inches Of rain yesterday after
noon and last night.
The night downpour slowed
traffic to a crawl and the fast
run-off produced the inevitable
flood at Peace Cross, Md, block
ing the highway through mid
morning. It also inundated
some roads in scattered lowlands.
The rest of the week is to be
typlcally April, with showers and
thundershowers likely again on
Friday and Saturday. the Wealth
er Bureaus extended forecast
said yesterday.
Today was to have a partly
cloudy high in the upper 70s; a
low tonight of SO and a mild,
partly cloudy day tomorrow.