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Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mrs. Joe Champion of Grifton, n.
c., also all the members of the
Tingle family were dinner guests
Sunday except their son-in-law,
Jackie Hickman, who just recently
was called in the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Murray spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Irvine and family in Phila-
dedlphia. The Irvines have a new
son. He made his debut with Aunt
Matte last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McCabe en-
tertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs Ray Lewis and daughter
Deborah of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin, Jr.
had as their weekend guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter McGinnes of Mil
ford. Added dinner guests Satur.
day were Mr.. and Mvs. Raymond
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Cod
win, Mr.. and Mrs. ElrOy Goodwin
and family.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
ROXANA
BY Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SelbyVflle 44O5

The Roxana WSCS held their
monthly meeting Tuesday evening,
February %, at the Community
House. The hOstesses were Mrs,
Vance McCabe and Mrs. Harry
Goodwin, Jr., who served delicious
refreshments.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: two trus-
tees for the building for the next
two years were elected. Chester
Lynch and John Hazel; president,
Mrs. Vance McCabe; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. John Hazel; treasurer,
Miss Alice Lockwood; secretary,
Mrs. Allen Burbage; parsonage
committee, Mrs. Charlie Tingle,
Mrs. George NJ. DericksOn and Mrs.
Vollie Lynch; building committee,
Allie Stephens, Charlie Tingle,
Chester Lynch, Harb Quillen and
Alvin Phillips; flower committee,
( Mrs. Allie Stephens; spiritual life,
Mrs. Clarence Rayne; entertain
ment committee, Mrs. Harold Nc
, Cabe and Mrs. Russell Murray.
Mrs. Russell Murray accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. John Robert and
two boys of Philadelphia, to Guli
Port, Florida, where Mrs. Murray
visited her brother and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rick
ards, and the Roberts visited
friends there. Mrs. Murray alsC
called on her former neighbOr, FL
wood Goodwin and wife while il
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Sweetheart Bakers has won the
trophy three times in the monthly
contests in 1853 and now have won
the Annual Award for the highest
quality of bread among the ia
member bakers which are located
in fOrty-twO states.
The annual trophy was present
ed to Robert N. Davis, Production
Superintendent, by George Graf,
General Manager Of Quality Bak-
ers of America, who congratulated
Mr.. Davis and S. II. (BObl RayneT
on their achievement. In accept
ing, Mr.. Davis said that winning
the award was the greatest ac-
cOmplishment that ever happened
to me-" He credited teamwork
throughout the bakery OTganiza.
tfon for making the winning of the
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mrs. Eppersonewss on the staff
Of the Delaware Colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holston had
as their guests last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Adkins and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Par
ker of Long Neck attended re-
cent dinner given by their mo-
ther, Mrs. Nellie Steele in Bridge
Vile, in honor Of the 9Oth birthday
Of their grandmother, Mrs. Mary
/ T. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Belts OF
/ Milton were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Warrington.
Clifford HOlston was a George
town visitor on Monday of this
week.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Lynch's call
ers on Saturday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Hudson of Mill
Vile. Their dinner guests On Mon
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Trefz of Shillington, Pa.
Mrs. Janis B. White was enter
tanned Friday to a luncheon at
the Stone Bar by her girl friends,
Mrs. Agnes G. Kitchens. Misses
Becky Evans, jeanette Quigley,
Peggy Ann Evans and Mary Ann
Bunting. Mrs. White after being
associated with the Baltimore Trust
Company, Selbyville. for the past
three years, will now take a posi-
tiOn with the Delaware Trust Com
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

one another in a Better Best Bread
Contest.
Bread from these bakeries is
sent each month to New York,
where an impartial group of judg-
es score the bread. The bread
which is given to the judges is
plain wrapped and it's producer is
only known to one person, not a
judge.
The bakery having the best
bread for the month is given the
trophy for a month. The baker who
has the highest quality for the
year gets permanent possession of
the trophy.
Mr.. Graf stated further "There
are many, many thousand of Bak-
ers who envy Mr.. Davis and Sweet
J heart Bakers of their accomplish
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

ment."
There were 1876 at the dinner,
which included the bakery en-
plOyees, their wives and husbands,
also present were newspaper exc
cutives, radio men, and Harry A.
Baumann, Sales COnsultant for
Quality Bakers of America.
Following the presentation, Mr..
Graf delivered an inspirational
talk, described business as a per-
petual adventure and said that the
greatest philanthrOpist was the
small business man who takes q
sum of money to keep a number
of people gainfully employed fol
a year, and makes enough money
to do it the next year, and the next
He urged the employees of tn,
company to remember the rea
! boss, the consumer.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

80 .hs eIasalnad q
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
NUNS AVOID FIRE

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - tE) -
Nuns of the Order of Daughters
of Our Lady of Mercy we're forced
to move when their convent was
condemned as a fire hazard Their
new quarters, A renovated Fire
Station.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

pany in Wilmington and will re-
side in ClaymOnt, where her hus-
band is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray en-
tertained to dinner on Friday, Feb
ruary &c, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Nc
Cabe in honor of both couples
33rd wedding anniversaries. Con-
gratulatiOns, and best wishes for
33 more years.
Mrs. Addie Lynch spent a part
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Ellwanger at Georgetown.
/ While there Mrs. Lynch celebrat-
ed her 18th birthday anniversary
/ She received many gifts and cards
from five different states. which
she thanks every one. Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Ten Years Ago

Election Of William K. Patton.
of Dover. as state chairman of
the USO organizations Of Della
ware, has been announced by
the headquarters Office of Uni
ted Services Organizations, Inc.
Mr.. Patton, who is president of
the Farmers Bank Of the State
Of Delaware. has done out
standing work for the US0 as
chairman of the Kent County
USO Council.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
MAGNoLIA
BY Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederlca 1881


The family of the late Mr. Richard
Patterson wishes to express their
appreciation for the cards and =,
flowers which Mr.. Patterson re-
ceived during his illness and for the
flowers and kindness shown at the 1
time of his death. In appreciation (
Of the kindnesses shown, a lovely (
basket of flowers was placed in the (
church for the morning worship /
on Sunday.
The Welcoming Committee for /
the church services on Sunday, I
March 9TH will be Mrs. Emma Nc
Ilvaine and Jennie Minner.
Following the services on Sunday
brief meeting Of the officers and
I teachers Of the Sunday School was
held to vote on the amount it was
/ felt the Sunday School could and
should contribute to the installation
/ of the oil burnett was voted to
/ contribute $3.50 toward same.
The regular monthly dinner
meeting of the MYF was held
Wednesday evening in the inter-
mediate Sunday School Room. There
were twenty five members attending
and the group welcomed two new
members. Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Bloom,
who live in the Niemeyer Apart
, ment.
The MYF will sponsor a Stanley
, party on Monday evening, March
Sth, in the Sunday School room
and a skating party at the Dover
/ rink on March 23rd. Proceeds from
, both projects will be turned over
to the trustees of the church to
apply on the oil burner.
II Mr.. Mamie Johnson has rented
( a part of her home to a soldier at
> the Dover Air Base and his wife
and Mrs. Johnson will reserve a
part of the home for herself. She
z has been staying at the home OF
4 her, daughter, Mrs. Irene Spurry.
4 in Frederica, since the death OF
Mr.. Johnson.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Parvis and
, Connie and Tommy, Of Houston
, we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
g Marshall Hart, and family, on Sun
day.
f Miss Joyce Moore spent the week
e end at her home here.
h Mr.. Thomas Kennedy died at his
home early on Sunday morning
: following an illness of several
a weeks, the last two weeks he was
" confined to his bed most Of the
!. time and attended by a nurse.
8 Funeral services were conducted
.s from the Magnolia church, of which
he was a member and also a member
d of trustees, on Tuesday with DR.
&c. M. Elderice officiating. Buria
r. was made at Barratts' Chapel GENE
terv.
% Mr.. Kennedy would have beel
sr eighty years of age had he live'
ID until his next birthday in October
p He is survived by his widow, Mrs
+ Ida Minner Kennedy, and thre
IN daughters, Mrs. Edna Lafferty, o
Dover, Mrs. Elizabeth Cats, o
ed Wilmington, Mrs. Athelda Darling
rv of Woodside and one son, Thoma.
Jr., of Clayton, also several grand
ne children survive.
81 Lois Biddle, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Biddle is a patient at tn
on Delaware Hospital under Obsel
IN vation for rheumatic fever. For an!
en 7 one caring to remember her VIII
rs cards, or otherwise, her addre'
of will be-Delaware Hospital, 14l
rs. and Washington Streets, Room 80
all Wilmington, Delaware. Mr.. Bidd
a few years ago met with an vi
nd fortunate mishap with corn pick'
rs. and lost both legs and one arm az
Ir. is now confined to his bed follOwiT
lie. long and serious illness at Il
ra- Kent General Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mrs. Ellwanger gave a birthday
party Saturday, February q, for
their nine-year-Old son Allen,
which was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tingle en-
tertained oyer the weekend their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
WARWICK
By Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone MillsbOrO 82e8

Funeral services were held at
the James Funeral Home in Mills
borO on Saturday, February 20, for
Mrs. Katherine EppersOn, who
passed away at the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital. She was the daugh-
ter Of Peter and Sarah Atkins
Short, and the widow of John Ep-
person of Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Forty Years Ago

The steamer, "Greensbor-
ough," which has been laid up
during the winter months, will
resume her trips, and make the
first one to Philadelphia on
Tuesday night, March 10, if the
weather permits. The people
of Milford and the farmers Of
this vicinity will be glad to
know that this steamer will
again be ready to receive
freight on Monday and Tuesday
next, and make her usual trip
to Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

award possible.
Mr.. Rayher, President of the
company, and Toastmaster of the
presentation dinner, said winning
the award takes a lot of good
bread and a little bit Of luck"
In explaining the award Mr..
Graf said, "In 1927 Quality Bakers
of America, an organization of in
dependently owned and operated
bakeries, which were working to-
gether to do those things each
could not do alone, concluded the
greatest single thing that could be
done for the members was 10 slim
ulate their efforts to produce finer
quality bread. Thus the Better
Bread Contest was born"
Now the ia members Of Quality
Bakers of America compete with
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Twenty Years Ago

Owing to the nice rains, and
a southern wind. the ice on
the river has melted wiShnnt
causing any more damage. The
ice had already done consider
able damage by tearing out
most Of the ietties. piers, and
a part Of the boardwalk at Oak
Orchard. Mrs. Spears building,
known as the Dance Hall, is al
most ready to collapse. while
the boardwalk on either side
has been torn away.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent., ,

GMC I949 ls-ton panel truck: new
paint: excellent condition: S475 or
best offer. Ell. 6-3451. III
CHEVROLET, so. 81 and '5e sedan
deliveries. in AL condition; VIII
guarantee ID. C. or Va. inspection.
Must sell imfned,: will take best
offer. Please call MR.. FREDERICK.
WA. 7-T200. s to 5. AP. 7-535S
after 5. LIZ
FORD so FL 1s-ton pickup; new
chanical conditioa; low mileage;
$3.50, Call Mr.. Graham today,
HANDLEY-FORD, 6323 ca. ave.
NV. Ia. $4,000.
FORD so F-6 2-ton 12-ft. insulated
van body; designed for cold-hold
and many other purposes; 7.50x29.
dual rear tires: grille guard. diree-
excellent rubber. This type unit is
seldom available on the used-truck
market: S7g5. Call Mr.. Graham to-
day HANDLEY-FORD. 6323 Ga.
ave. NV. IA. 10000.
CHEVROLET '46 panel; good, condi-
tion; $3.50 Call JA. S-1542, after
A. Sat. or Sun, IL
FORD 1854. new pickup. AID. 2-S154.
GMC 194s long wheelbase: stake
body; good condition. XII. 9-6270,
INTERNATIONAL. 1941. walk in
truck. 500; 560S L st. Sc. Hillside,
Md TIA 0-541G -1S
Evening star., 1954-10-16
SPECIAL
TRAiLERS

a5-FT. TRAILER, newly dec: down
payment, will finance balance. WE.
5-456o. Berwyn, Md.
SUPREME 1852 33-ft,; 2 bedrooms;
fun bath; aluminm awning; sleeps q.
iS Sh ALMA M TRAILER. 20 it,, teievision
fence. VINcENT's TRAILER PARK.
2 e-wHEEL TRAILER, Axe, removable
cover: good condition. Ready to go.
STAR. 1853. s5 it., Q bedrms.,
~ ~ 4s5i; g.; aba Lived in only Q months mont
mat; w.t.. $50. Phone KE. 7-10S9.
1851, SO it.; sleeps 8 with
bunk beds; new awning and other
accessories avail. WE. 5000. III
10 AMERICAN 2712'; good condition:
81, 400 or best offer. May be seen
Sat. and Sun. IL u. 2nd ST., Lot II,
Cherry Hill Trailer Park. COMA
WAY gray trailer, la IL
all mod: iust like brand-new; will
accent $500 in cash for my equity
Assume unpaid balance. Reason
for this sacrifice. I am being trans
ferred to Hawaii. Trailer can be
seen all day Sat. and Sun, at
Coiie's, Washington-Ba Baltimore blvd,
4 miles north of Laurel. Md. Phone
TRaVEhEEAzE, raaEvEnE 2zf Ia5a; q it,; all ana alu-
n,inum and all modern; $l's95t s,,i;
you Coles. Washington-Ba Baltimore
blvd. miles north Of Laurel, Md.
Phone Parkway ~ 02o IL
Evening star., 1954-10-16
BOATS tcont.Y

TRoLLING for rock. trout. blues. sall
CAPT. KING. LO. 4-5S43 days; Wa.
7.4102 after 8 and week ENDS
2s-FT RICHARDSON EXPRESS;
sleeps 4. See Charley King, CoRIN-
THAN YACHT CLUB. --16
HYDRO, l36 CLASS; complete. beau.
tiful outfit; must sell cheap. JIM
WATSON, PO. 2-9067. 1T
15-FT. HEAVY OPEN BOAT, for oars
or outboard; with fine boat trailer
Both S145. JU. 9-563S. --17
15-FT. BOAT and 10 hip. Mercury
motor; good condition; both $3.50,
COAST GUARD SIS, cabin cruiser;
Chrys Royal 2-1 reduct.-head; gal
ley; sleeps 4. Other equip. Want
trade and cash. waterfront prop.
auto or boat. This boat is. In tor
Mon. DISTRICT YACHT Co. Ii
4-a160.- 14th and o st. s.e. W. B.
NORRIS. for appt. 17s
BOAT AND MOTOR, 13h-ft. Cen
tury; hardwood trim and deck:
johnson l0-h.p. motor. gal. pres
sure tank; gear shift, both 1919
models, used little: $3.50 incl. cover
and extras. LO. 5-514S. -17
DRY STORAGE-Haul out on new
ramp. repairs. canvas covers. trailer
service. boat lumber. Open eve
nings, all day Sat. and Sun. W. H.
tBnLl JENKINS. 500 Maine ave.
SW, MA. S-13I6 -17
Evening star., 1954-10-16

MD.-2-aere. .attrac., wooded tract.
ssS-ft. frontass; $4,000. CT. 1850.
ARLINGTON. NORTH - . rambler
Siiss bit from nit alebe g Z I'd a's bus. sa Walksrs
Chapel area near James Madison
School. Get details by calling
KEITH D. BRuMBAcK. ia. 2-3527,
IA. 2-5S73. 9 till o. --16
$50 DOwN-Rambler sites. 100000
IT. Out Colesville rd.. past Silver
Spring. $1,000. RA. 6-2200. 30
LARGE WOODED LOTS, in Lang
horne Acres. Location: Out Arling-
ton blvd, turn left at Mantua on
saTkley ,t'.x e., turn right asssh 19 M at at
sEs sRa 4!ai14's saf11k4lss 0r' h' 0''' "
a5 ACRES ass5sm ar Clinton Ma Mood q yasSSs eS
pEvGI0pERs pETvvGEIIS0pERs AND INVESTORS
Tracts Of from 2 acres to p acres
me ment. Other tracts from io0eit.
iisht industrial and apartments.
Also. railroad frontage with side
trssks; All s,,a,,s il nearby sa ylreiplla1;
located in excellent neighborhood of
nice homes, in nearby Va; Other
large ans smsllsT ,lss lots II dbfIsFenat dsEfa
FAIRFAX ACREAGE--5-acre tracts.
and one 20-acre tract. s miles past
Ramp WASHINGTON on Rte. 21l: turn
right at Marshall Farm sign at
Rte. 645, to Westbrook dr.. or cali
property pm. Saturday and Sunday
LEGATo REALTY CORP. JE; 2
CAMPING GROUNDS or summer re.
sSTt pSssiSsy 81 RonSsnd MaERsent Wide Stream
Terms: GAERTNER & ADAMS, IA.
BRANCH BRANCH AND M ST. Sc. with 12o-
f. rontags 6s On PSsSsh PoSoHoE az Resion Restor
who5obEgb'.o "a Sfg'oM MOUNTAIN cabin sites. 2
to 5 acres, on Mount Weather. Just
beyond Bluemont. Va; little more
than H;. hrs drive from rom WssningaHnd
I'd. I'd sites are at an elevation Of
about l. 90 #. overlooking Shenan-
doah Valley: min. from Shenan-
doah River; excel. hunting, flShine.
bqainEs b1eaE ssS and np for ste WITH
Z down and bal. in . yrs; i0es- of
for cash. For information or to in
spect see. write or. phone c. e.
ELSEA d SON, Realtors; Bluemont; T.,
Va Ph4ne nBnns BiTemGnt 9n ao,;la 1g OF PIP Il
sewer and water. exclusive sec. left
off Pa. ave-; subject to- oof6r ofter'
CLAUDE P5slS sHIFIET' To' s-gt9o' 1is
zoNNED FOR APTs.-5 min. to PEN
tagon. walking distance to shopping
center and schools; busline on street
in front of property HARRIS T;
R1CHARDS. INC. IA. 5-93s7 ILa -,;,as
city water and electricity on prop
erty; gas available. XII. 9-S597 or
Box 45l-E. Star. IL
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Large corner
lot with trees all & Htils;; Eo,,s spefinsE4lzy InEz
cusHARD, EN-. 2-423a or OIL. 2
ADJACENT 1S5GatCENr to 1919 45th pl. s.e.-LotI
approximately 43x100. 81. 100. EN-
NETT LEO sHEEHAN, RE. 10000.
CoUNTY-15 acres,
wooded. 5000 per acre, MABEL
PURYEAR. Pleasant Valley, y. s.
Route No. so, Herndon 574,J-1.
6s4-acre lot, rolling
TitS small stream Vienna, Oakton
area. Priced to sell. OIL. 2-0t2S.
wooded.
70-ft. frontage, over $500 SO; II.
DI. r-OS30. RA. 3-3619. liz ;,
&c, 900 so. FIT. Of commercial ground
on main hwy, near Alex, Va. 200.
#. frontage, special low price. Good
for small shopping center, drug
store. or food market. Contact G;
Justice Mitchell, JAMES l.. DIXON
g. CO., ST. $1,000. ia. o-3SbS'
Evening star., 1954-10-16

FURNISHED OFFICE. use Of waiting
room. receptionist; large once build
Ing: psiysts entrance: reasonable.
2l4O 18th ST. N.w.-oniees for
Tnerly used by 8 doctors; 8 rms, 2
estns WIN .,,ss Pc Sompls,.e.SS pH,tsSboasS Ie1ee'
LAW FIRM win subiet two fully
earpeted furnished rooms; separate
once SsnSS Ssildine. dta@ Ne. We s-5441. Mi7
SUITE OF OFFICES, entire floor. "a
blk. from MAYFLOWER HOTEL;
parking space ! or cars; air-cons
MSltiSnsS ss lsiss Ss ss9S sss7S Per mo- is isoS
bi1 l1th sT; g N;w;-ApgrSx. gnox g. 3; ;oeo 90
rented separately. Rent, So. per So.
It. Freight and passenger elevators.
Suitable printer. publishing bust,
Ns ns' yosI, sss insa sTxNNRoS RSs'sssi0nu nueas Sa
CO.. Realtors. 724 14th st. NV.
Ma. S-2345. -17
1115 18th ST. NV. tnear K sto-
Beautiful 2nd floor space: com.
pletely redecorated new asphalt
tie hoor and 5igST6 s%6 IL iishtt,pe H,ii fixi
siTia.; aTss ASsloAf Ssat furn. sOo Owner viii air
condition. Excellent for lawyers.
FMS. companies, real estate ofices.
etc.; reas. rent. Consult Commercial
Leasing Dept. SHANNON & LUcHS
GO" sssls Rssltors' 724 14th st. I7 n;W''
86I6 14th ST. N.w.-Entire End
floor. containing approx. 2.400 So.
It.. divided into several rms; Ample
fms. agency. architects and ensi-
neers ofaee; etc: vacant; nNaN rsas;
rent Iueas Sa e. a5 YsnnioI; RsasoI.. Sf "a f3sS
st. NV. Ma. S-2345. liz
MEDICAL CENTER AREA-1st COM
mercial; I or 2 floors: total 900 SO.
IT. Ideal for doctors, professional.
or BUSINESS. Reasonable. XII. g.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
1888 G n.w.-Furnished ONCE with
suite. Congenial surroundings. EN-
NETT LEO sHEEHAN, RE. 10000
OFFICE AND DESK spAcE-Reas.
18th and Penn. NV. RE. 7-264o'
AIR-coNDIrIoNED OFFICE of 2
rms. and bath; End A. front, 14th
st. bet. Eye and K: CHARLES p
SAGER, INC, 924 l4th st. NV ST
3-4567. is
blh hnL.-E ultN
cond. rm., 300 SO. it,. in community
bldg. of Arlinston Village Apis,
25OS Columbia pike. very attrac:
SURROUNDINGS; all services furn. Call
ONCE weekdays, 9-5; Sat, gig; ia.
$1,000. -22
0I7 18th ST. N.W.-Private, unfurn.
Office in suite with use of reception
room: reasonable. Apply Suite 70S,
or Ma. S-6207. ~
15A X ST. N.W.-Ofice suite of 4
large rooms: can be rented as suite
or as separate Offices; good lease
and reasonable rental includes all
utils. and ianitor service. INQUIRE
at 152412 K st. NV. or call MR.
ROzANSKY at EX. 3-S567.
MEDICAL OFFICE ON 10th ST. NV
BET. PARK RD. AND MONROE ST,
MOD. AIR-COND. HO. 2-535S:
Ewes, RA. 3-1397. TO INSPECT.
iii nth ST. N.W.-2-room suite
opposite Mayfiower Hotel. Has pvt.
bath. Available today. S75 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 nth st. NV. EX. 3-24S9
PIVERDALE. WASH .-BALTO. BLVD.
Nr. bank, post office. s. rms, 900
So IT., newly dec, End f.. street
front; SS5 mo- Parking in rear.
RE. 7-1517 J. KOGOK, TU. 2-4344
Evening star., 1954-10-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET. IS half-ton panels,
40. so, 81 and '52s; must sell
mned INN d in good coneition tasa vii vii faKe MR
FREDERICK, WA. 7-7200, 8 to B;
AP. 7-5353 after 5. liz
GMC 1851 ia-ton panel: must be
sold. by private owner; best cash
offer; $4,000 actual mi; perfect
cond. UN 4-7139. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-16
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
BOATS

33-FT. BAY FISHING BOAT; trunk
cabin with double bunk and head: ,ats
must be sold TO the highest bidder.
Take look. Cali JU. 5-S605. IT
AUXILIARY YAWL. 40 it.; cash.
trade or terms. Sails and Chrysler
engine in good condition. Sleeps 9:
galley and head. Needs minor work.
Can be seen in city. Sl.Su0 or best
offer. JU 9-0822.
KIT BOATS-Build your boat in our
shop under supervision Of a naval
architect. at no extra cost. Winter
storage and tune up for all .outboard
motors, S995. New IA boat and j.
h.p.- s. A. motor. reg. $399, now
$500: new 16, stainless steel rum
about and 10-h.p. s. A. motor, reg;
$500. now $3.50. Many other good
motor buys. Assembled and painted
Ia kit boat, S99:, 12, Sail Fish. reg
ularly S299. now S2l9. PATUxENT
MARINE SUPPLY co, ,2213 Halti-
1860. Open daily. Q till o; parkins
In the rear. -11
Evening star., 1954-10-16
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE AND LOTS, priced from
$3.50 to $4,000. on hard surfaced
road, ,ssMTrH W. ALLN0r. ST.,
WOODED Tors. in 8 different. exclu-
sive NV. residential areas. Call
MRS. GRANT. CO. 5-6246. lie
FAIRFAX COUNTY, va, between
Falls Church and Tysons Corner
Once In long time. an offering like
this. 1.9 acres, approx. $50 #. ele-
vation; wooded, level. hilltop. $3.50.
LEE w. CHARTERS, Broker. Mclean,
Va. Elmwood $4,000. -16
r. G. CO.. contee rd.; 10 mi. D. c.
Five choice bldg. sites, cont over
acre; frontage hard-surtace I'd.
$1,000 per acre. $500 dn.. S25 mo
HE. 4-3500: ewes. HA. 2-7O70.
w. w. LEWIS, Realto-. --16
p. G. CO.. Oakcrest; 4 mi, south OF
Laurel, Rte. Three choice lots.
50x150 ca. S2,250 for all. HE
4-3500; ewes. AP. 7-7632. w. W.
1 lTU'sI TS /. Rfa5ISE; aekEs, MARLBORO sY-
PASS, No. Soils ACRES, all till
able: 3 barns, house; S13.750. st:
Barnabas Church, Iceland. Call
HALL. Market 7-2414. III :.
LAKE BARCROFT-Owner will sell
oYPROX. 1S.ACRE CORNER LoT. in
vas exclusive sleepiy- Hollow. In
excellent location for Q custom home:
REALTY. IA. 7-435s. --16