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period of illness, learns that the
cheap tawdincss of his life in
Paris has become meaningless,
that after all, Marianne, his one
time love. can forgive his betray.
ais, and that the call of country
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practice holds all that the heal
ing oath" has come to mean to
him.
This is a holding and powerful
story, not dependent on the au-
thor's earlier book for apprccia-
tive interest and understanding.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 100
Bob Scout Troop 100 of Brown
ing met at the r. y. Christensen
home Monday evening. Fire Pre-
ventiOn Week was observed and
regular work was begun toward
the earning of merit badges and
advancement
Senior Patrol leaders are Bob
by Higgins and Carl Christian
sen. Scribe is Dennis Stephen
son.
The Boy Scouts will sell
Christmas cards again this year
and plan to begin a house to
house sale soon. People who are
interested in buying cards, are
urged to get in touch with any of
the Boy Scouts.
Dennis Stephenson, Scribe.
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man, Lloyd Mccormick Of Shell:
by; Publicity Chairman, Al
Wurth of Shelby and A. I. San.
don of Sunburst; and Youth Ac.
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QGI writes he dissby incurred
and entitled training sndes Public Law
ANot addition disability The prove
he needs the training his disability This
have determined . session With Q VA counselor
QDoes DAG always ~ ~ White
ANo The custom that taken down the President
to be overnight
suncou
AThe garden collect and and
display vegetable produce Of this
countries In the building which ~ sss long wide
with rising about $4,000 species and
varieties Of plant growth The building open to the daily
for students garden clubs and the nfor
nation relating methods Of growth and culture furnished
Q-What . HE . WashingsaS
Alt blocks with an
unobructed Capitol and DE Washington monu
engineer Major LEnfant who
the city he PAN
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INQUEST VERDICT

The inquest last Thursday
evening in the death of William
l.. Darling. St. Paul, who was
killed in an auto accident west
of town when his car sideswiped
a stalled truck, was found to be
due to simple carelessncss on the
part of both drivers.
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tiVity Chairman, Leo ]. Pfenl
ings Of Cut Bank.
Evening star., 1954-10-26

Epiphany Church Home and the
Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Mr.. ODonoghue. a trustee.
contended that Fridays agree
ment eliminates the possibility
the Alien Property Custodian
can seize the estate.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
Suit Would Divert
Charities Fortune
To Z West Germans

A suit requesting that three
Washington charities be cut out
Of an 100000 estate and two
West German nationals be
named beneficiaries instead, was
fled yesterday in Federal Court.
Filing Of the brief by Attorney
Daniel w. oDonoghue, jr., was
made possible by the completion
Of an agreement last Friday be-
tween the United States and
West Germany on friendship,
commerce and consular rights.
VIII Of Mrs. Droop.
It's terms make it possible for
Mr.. O'Donoghue, with court per-
mission, to carry out the terms
of the will Of Mrs. Elfrieda B.
Droop, widow of Carl Droop, who
made a fortune here in the
music business.
Mrs. Droop died in 1914, dur
ing the war, when the Alien
Property Custodian was empow-
cred to seize property willed by
American citizens to Germans.
She wanted the bulk of her estate
to go to her relatives, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Baade Sprick and Klaus
Baade, both Of Westfalen, Ger
many.
21-Year Limit Set.
She stated In her will they
should not receive the money
unless a peace treaty with Ger
many was ratified. If such had
not been done within q years
after her death, the money was
to be divided among the Wash
ington Home for Iacurables,
Evening star., 1954-10-26

Distinctive chenille bath mat and lid sets per-
sonolized with the recipients name on the
mat, initial on the lid cover.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
;s: ;X;Ysl .: :3 sXI
stos CONNECTICUT Ave.
PHONE . NATIONAL e-tssi
ADVERTISEMENT.
Perfume That CIings

Q.-Dear Penny: adore per-
fume, but for some reason or
other its fragrance just does not
last on me. / want q new per-
fume, but first l must find out
about a lasting one.-Mrs. j. M.
"A particularly good idea
for women who claim that per-
fume does not "stay with them"
is Chdntilly Liquid Skin Sachet.
It smooths on the skin very
easily and fingers on and on be-
cause of its sachet base. The
G h a n tilly fragrance really
'clings" to you. I'm sure you'll
love it! Get the original Liquid
Skin Sachet. Chantilly by Hou-
bigant. "the perfume that
clingS." Only $1.85 plus tax.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

IN TOWN. yet only 4 biEs. in Prince
Georges County. 7-rm., all-brick
Colonial, pine-paneled rec. rm., I'm.
den may be used as 4th bedrm.. wall
I TO- 81 cSsrpettng gr mirrored firepl
5407 goth pl.. UN. 1851. SO "
AREA-Excellent 6-rm.
stone residence with large chicken
mouse on 4 acres; good location on
hard road: Asking S14 $50. Make
B GlfeTs 81 q; sARR CO. WE 5.4ss67.
$7ssS s GIN $50 !H5 eelssd tS g. sell
BELTsviLIEVopen Sunday 81 500
down; Big. new 3-bedrm.. full bsmt.
rambler with h.-w.h. Tremendous
s RSssain ay at si i:3 b bss LIZA
Beltsville Elementary School on
Powder NIL I'd. G. G. BARR CO.,
BELTSVILLE - 9-rm., 2-bath resi-
Sence' "a acres clear, level land.
I'd. This is not an old, diIapidated
house, but lovely. home with large
rooms, beamed ceilings. huge fire.
place and top-ouality construction
as separate apt. and rented at SIS
9. G. BARR CO, We b"4se7u o"n'
BRANCH AVE. AND SHARON I'd.
S.e.-New 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
large Gin liy. f tg1sa with pdth firepl separate
storage attic: full bsmt. with out out
beautiful trees: Sic, 500; conv.
terms. PINKNEY 4. EARNsHAW,
BRxN6 S9lp%sffS M My czpr fms 7 ssSss
50x150. Between Brandywine Post
once and Waters Grocery Store on
main hwy, Price, S3,75O. FER
z blks. shopping Center, s School art St.
BBssrnsrd's Parish; .S625 dn.. CT.
J;8fcToR p1 OK 'a Ap. 7 aed ms
BERWYN HGTs., 5sth and Quebec
500 1Oqe down. De luxe kit. and
bath; 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. TO
BER sWS2i HGrs.-s-bedrm.. al u-bs
rambler: full-sized mirror over flre-
place, s lge; closets, .all-GE kit.
srice, sIs. 500. 5s Si s ReTasnxi "a.
BLADENSBURG-Fo business an6
home; on State road. Ice. lot; only
$11, 800; $1,000 down, $9250 mo
HERB BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345.
CLINTON. Md. Woodley ribbed
fireIl., de luxe kit; oil INV Ii.
level lot, with shade trees. Sl1 $50
conv. terms. PINKNEY A. EARN.
SHAW, Jr.. Clinton. Md. Cypress
CLINTON. Md, near Branch ave-
Attrac. brick Cape Cod. bedrms
and bath downstairs. 9 unfinished
rms. and bath upstairs, large liv
rm. with fireplace, eQuipd. kit. full
bsmt.: s4-acre level lot on hard-sur.
face street; S14 20; Sony; terms terms
c tSn af.' P Gzgsssf pE aa2fas. 8
bedrm. brick home. 1900. WIN
c sT4E &: G SkhE Va SkoP p1422s
dist. to U. of Md; 3-bedrm. bricl
BUNGALOW: full bsnt.; attic; full!
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 1885.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Brict
Cape Cod; bedrooms expandable
to 4; newly redecorated: full base
ment; outside fireplace and patio;
near bus and streetcar; SIC, $50
vkk fIhs 4s COW, 70 Andrews. 81.
ling. Naval Research. Buy low, VA.
approved :. !, pss;y Az AL All type
4-491e. cox q CO., uN. &-1b26.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--Mp.
$3.50.

Buys this 3-bedrm. rambler neal
Naval Hospital and NH: sales price
$15,96O. bss down CT: located tr
Garrett Park Estates. Md: COW. K
schools, transp. and swim. pool
fireplace, Ice. liv. adm. area, full
equip. cleo, kit, incl. dishwasher
disposal unit. auto. range, exhaust
fan, refgr. with full freezing chest
KIT. lge. enough for meals.
EDWARD r. CARR. INC
Open this week end. 500S Aurors
Or. Directions: Out wis. ave, K
on Strathm0re ave. to saltwater
ave.. left to Aurora and right II
open house. Phone MA. S-1S05
Mr. Bergdorf. -18
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcsns.,

YEAR-ROUND LIVING with 1ee-ft.
waterfront. 2 cottages with and
rms. each: modern; on AoHire
Greek near Potomec, NORTHERN Va
p4ced e :s STtrac ssnF EA i?rs
Co. INC. No, 1 highway. Dumfries.
COLONIAL MASONRY house. Like
new inside and out. 3 rms. year
S Mag 20 su aT At sbo niss fsn5asG a.
S-5273. 1923 3. Dinwiddie st.. Iri.
s1e,2so-Low down payment; 90
It. snow white stucco rambler with
established lawn and shrubbery; 2
bedrms.; attached garage; loft.
overhead door; select red oak floors,
R ssS r Th %0 s,psness Ss
gallon water heater. 13x35-ft.. rec
rm.; Q freplaces; oil hot-air heat;
h-acre lot; l mile from Fails
Church; surrounded by fine homes.
B "a 21aG1s' COLONIAL, e-rm. 6 house.
house Is in 1st .lass cond. and
owned BY orig. owner. $1,000; open
Potomac ST., Ari.. Va. 8 blks. Of
Lee hwy.
GIT N. BUCHANAN ST., Arlington
Only $1,000 down buys this brick
Colonial In fine neighborhood, con,
porch; large lot. Open sun, / 30
to 500 pm. TO reach; Out wilson
e. Avn Il 3 8R SSSRsna a. St. Ss sls 70 nome
THIS HOUSE HAS ExTRAs-Air
conditioning Il u. tons. fluorescent
lighting. clock thermostat heating
controls con, :..,, Cape GGd style brick.
trance. Two bedrooms and bath
downstairs; separate dining room.
diminished upstairs with plumbing
and heating roughed IN. Can be
easily dnished to provide two addi-
Located mile west Of Seven Cor
ners Just on Arlington blvd. in Fair
fax County, Shopping center and
th ssstSsar 4 blocks away. Call JE.
DO you WANT A HOME for real liv-
ing? ! $40 acres. wooded. be-
tween Fort Belvoir and Mt. Vernon.
rec. rm. stream. pic MIC S SSms CHI Ilin
ED. S-ss47. pool 1''o"NEH'
and so acres with
stream. Beautiful home and s
Seres. Modern home, large lot; only
$4,000; 2-bedrm. house on black
! hr. 2. e. Shown by appointment.
Tel. Trojan 5-0430. or home,
Manassas 1S7-J-1I.
OPEN J. TILL DARK. Location and
convenience highlight this fine brk.
nome with 3 twin-sized bedrms.
with I'm. recrea. rm. in full bsmt.,
screened porch and level tree shaded
fenced lot. Two blks. to elementary
and Junior high schools, IL bifs.
to express transp. Asking $1s,5OO
with excellent terms. To Inspect.
Out Arlington blvd. (Rt. 5O1 to S.
Garfleld. st; turn left ! blk. to open
CO., 1919 WILSON BLVD. IA. s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

CLINTON BUNoALow-h ACRE
ASSUME Ice. AZ, Sb-YR.. al LOAN
FULL PRICE $I3.500; SS5 MO.
Call Mr.. Forth. 10. $4,000. Cox &
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SO PRETTY

OPEN / TO 8
Two-bedrm. brick rambler with I'm.
attic. liV. rm. with firepl. and pic
ture window. lge. din. rn. with pic
ture window. mod. kit, partly nm.
rec. rm. in bsmt.. front porch; !
blk. to trans. new shopping ctr. and
Catholic school.
Out N. Hamp. ave. past D. C. line to
Ethan Allen ave. turn left l blk.
to Elm ave-, TT. on Elm to 900 and
our open sign. BROWN AGENCY,
JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-3497.
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VOTED PEOPLES CHOICE
12005 Charles Ave-, VierSmill
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 8
Trellises on @porch and patio add
charm to this 2-bedrm. rambler
with full bsmt., ready to move in
and finance to suit your pocketbook.
Only $3.50 down. Full price, 1,500:
Dir: Out Ga. ave. to Viers Mill
shopping, left to Charles, left to
H pHoRE,oTHY K WINSTON & CO.
905 18th st. NV. ST. 3-0550
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

BUNGALOWS - Take your
choice Of these 3 detached
bricks. ID $40 67th ave. has
4 bedrms.. finished bsmt. and
can be bought on reas. terms.
20 1908 Shepherd st.. Radiant
Valley; features gas heat, Q
bedrms., sep. din. fm. (3) 4616
Alton. st.. blk. Of Southern
ave. has 2 bedrms.. full bsmt.
To inspect, call DOUG M.
SMILEY, INC, UN. 4-S260;
ewes. 10. 3-6541.
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EAST PINES
ONLY SAB MO.

EASY TERMS TO ANY ONE
The early bird will catch this won
derful detached 2-bedrm. home,
with expandable attic; near new
highway which will take you down
town in 10 minutes. BUDNEY
REALTY CO., HE. 4-3906.
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CHARMING HOME
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
$16,750
OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY
Attf active well constructed brick
homo with slate roof, Immediately
clean; located in q delightful COM
munity. near Washington 6ani-
tarium. The closed-in side porch
finished like q room opens into a
very pleasant. living rm.;. coy din
ing rm, and well-appointed kit;
2 tTin-bed rms. and tiled bath on
2nd flr.; this dollhouse reflects the
utmost care; beautifully Handicapped
lawn. garden space. Sold by owner.
-JU. 6-62l6.
COUNTRY SPECIALS
THIS ATTRAc.. S-bedrrn., redwood
siding rambler, with attached ga
rage, all-elec. kit. full bsmt.. base
board heating. Priced $19.500.
6-rm bungalow. liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit. unfinished upstairs. full bsmt,
outside entr.. oil a; &c, heat: lo'
Smith w. Allnutt, ST..
JU. 9-4646 or Fulton s-3194
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HOUSES FOR SALe-MD.
EASTER SPECIALS
THOMPSON AND GRAY'S
OPEN HOUSES
W AO1EEO-WO
PARK

PARK
1901 woodside Parkway-English-
ting, has no equal In this section.
Beautiful oak paneled living room
with picture window and stone fire-
place. New all-electric kit. 2 bed
rms and full bath on 1st A., bed
rms. and bath on End a. Guest cot
tage included. To reach: Colesville
rd. to Woodside parkway. left to
WOODsIDE PARK
S917 Woodland ENTHUSIASTICALLY
convenient LOCATION. Two blks; to
SedTms' Ss Sa G enc Ga 81 SHi
pne-half bath on LIST A.; gas hot
water heat: Lear gar: $24. 800. To
reach: Georgia ave-, right on Moves
dr.. one blk. to Woodland and open
SOUTH wOoDSIDE PARK
$40 BENNINGTON drive Brick Colo
4; hv. rm., 11xl7 din. rm.. new
kit. equipped with dishwasher. dis
posal. new cabinets. and floor. Rec:
lection r% and d. bath in fun
gal, not-water heater. Words can
not adequately describe this beautiful
home in park setting, yet convenient
to everything; $27 300. TO reach:
Colesville I'd, right on Dale drive to
ST. JOHNS PARISH
1040S Amherst ave.-A real value you
will Ike. This six-rm. Cape Cod has
I bedrm. and fun bath on 1st H.. 2
bedrms. and fun bath on 2nd fir.
Abundant closet and storage space.
outside entrance to basement; storm
windows; large level lot, 6Ox146.
Excellent value ct $4,000. To reach:
Georgia ave., right on Dennis ave..
1~blk. to Amherst ave. left to house.
SILVER SPRING
S18 Woodside parkway-Two new
Cape Gods within walking distance
Of Silver Spring shopping center.
Large .liv. rm.. center-hall entrance,
Full size din. rm;. u bath on 1st
H.: bedms. and bath on End fl.
Basement; private rear screen porch.
Price. 1850. To reach: Coles
vile l RI; right right on Woodside parkway
ALL OPEN SUNDAY 1 to &
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EASTER SPECIAL
$500 DOWN
Including Settlement Fee
Will Buy

Montgomery Hills, " blk. from Geor
gia ave.--A lovely bungalow with /
1st-h. plan consisting of liv. rm.
lge: hrepl., kit. Q bedrms. ant
bath; "a bsmt., gas hot-water heat
nice level lot with driveway; cow
to shop. and transp.
One blk. from viers Mil shop. ctr
and transp.-Attrac. JIM shingl,
bungalow, liv. m.-din. rm. comb,
bedrms. and bath. nice bright kit.
full bsmt.. gas heat; lge.. leve
Anchor fenced lot.
Connecticut ave. estate-Semidet. 8
bedrm. home. incl. 1st-h. liv. rm.
din. rm., equipped kit; 2nd a.,
bedrms. and bath. plenty Of close
space; fenced lot.
MODERN REALTY CO., INC
JU. 1880 Open til o PM
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FARMETTE
Take Your Pick

Take Your Pick
OPEN SAT-. SUN, 9 TO DARK
Beautiful Cheverly Just of
new Wash. BALTIC. freeway.
Cow. to schools. churches.
transp. / new 3-bedroom home
with h.-w.h. Full bSmt. and
everything roughed-in on End
fl. for 2 more bedrooms and
baths. Other is 2-bedrm. and
den brick bungalow. Turn left
Montrose st. after passing
through Cheverly gates to
open sign. Terms arranged.
Doug M. Smiley, Inc.
IN. 1890 RE. 5-6o4t
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

s HOMES, 8 AGNES
$25. 200. $4,000 down. balance at
6m. Borders new parkway. Miss
UN. 4-3s1s. cox q CO.. UN. 4-l526
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LANGLEY PARK

OPEN SUN. OZARK
5000 Wildwood DIR. Beaut. 2-story
Diet. brick, only 3 yrs. old. lge.
rms, 1h baths, screened porch.
slate room. gas &C. heat; ideal
location mr.. 2 schools, transp.
S1S,950, terms. Mr.. Kibbey on
premises. HE. 4-35OO. Ewes, RA.
3-6476. w. w. LEWIS, Realtor.
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d REDROOMS

Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. Q bedrms.
bath; q more bedrms. On End a:
Only $1O,S50; only $500 cash Il
Gil. near w. Hyattsville shopping
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,3-BEDRM. BRICK
3I-NO DOWN PAYMENT

Modern rambler, approx. 2 years old;
immac. cond.: spac. liv. rrn. with I
dinine area. beautiful .roomy kit,
and bath; gas heat: level fenced
lot with fiagstone patio. Located
In wheaton. Price, $12,950;
monthly payment incl. tax. $50. To
inspect. call Mr.. Mc0inniss, TU
2.23SS. N1-114.l
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
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HillcreSt Heights Sec.

Custom-built. S2-ft. front stone ramb.
h.-wh., bedrms., 3 baths; oil
INV h.. Diet. 2-car garage: acre
lot, extensively Handicapped: S32. 500.
BY appt. only. HARTMAN REALTY,
4-3400 LII 2-5976
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ENTERPRISE ROAD

Elm i EfLH R1O6 IOAD
OPEN SUN, OZARK
ground. built early 1900. 1st A.,
lge. liv. rm., library, din. rm., lge.
hall, kit with breakfast area, bath;
9 firepls. End A., 3 bedrms.. with
firepl, lge hall, bath: 3rd H., 2
bedrms. lge. hall; Oil h;.w.h. 10
terms. Brokers invited. Dir: Out
Ri so, turn on Enterprise I'd. tRt.
$3.50 to open sign. Mr.. Addison
on prem. He. 4-3500. Ewes. Central
S-4061 w. w. LEWIS. Realtor.
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OPEN SUNDAY

VI 14N ~ 4N4%144
4511 Amherst I'd, in the heart of
the cherry blossoms. See this ga
story brick Colonial, newly redeco-
rated. center-hall plan, liv. rm.,
rms, sleeping porch, ! "a baths, gas
h.-w.h. All modern improvements.
Open for inspection Sunday 1870
to pm. BY OWNER. AP. 7-0S17
or WA. 7-26SS. is
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52Is ST. BARNABAs RID.
OPEN SUN 10-6

|S-BEDRM. RAMBLER - BASEMENT
M-acre wooded lot, Consider GI.
FLA or conventional terms.
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345
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CHEVERLY

A spacious 5-room brick. featurine
full basement. large yard, 23-ft
liv.. rm. with fireplace. sep. din. rm
$50 mo. Call Mr.. Radcliffe.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
41OS Edmonston I'd, Bladensburg
ND Nd, UN' 4-1515, UN: 4-717l
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GI-Sb6U DOWN
Spacious brick ramb. Sep. dining nm
lge. kit. auto. washer; tvin-size
bedrm. Screened side porch. Ca
Mrs. Hurt, WA 7-612S. cox I
CO.. UN, 4-1526,
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EASTER BONNETS AND KIDDIE's
EASTER BUNNY, will be appropriate
for this lovely bedrm., white brick,
center hall on ha-acre with gar
ALSO WE OFFER, our professional
services, IN selling or renting, homes
and iHannHanA xnHnInArAinn
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HERE

Here is a honey! Approved CT, $500
On. Cow. to Mt. Rainier; rms,
attic. full dry hsmt., 20-ft. kit, lots
J. VICTOR DICKEY AP. 7-SOSn
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4 BEDROOMS, z BATHS
Rogers Heights. A beautiful 1h-story
brick. featuring full basement, gas
heat, nice yard. Only S16,S00. As
sumo $4,000 AZ loan with reason
able dnWn navmant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

ALEXANDRIA
George Mason School area. 3-bedrm
brick. lge. liv. rIn., din. rm., screened
porch, rec. rm.: hot-water heat; Diet.
garage; full bsmt. Sacrifice price
ST,ATTFpV pEAIrv m
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Falls Church 2-bedrm. rambler, mr.
schools: lge. lot: quiet street
OWNER. CIR, 3-2675 10
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PINE SPRINGS

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Large contemporary rambler with
rm. with fireplaces. 2 full baths
gar. util. rm., lge. brick patio with
AWNINGS, dishwasler. disposal. One
third acre wooded lot. JE. 4-1636
40 Cedar Hill I'd. Falls Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-23
Mrs. NaberealI Sees
Religious Pageant In
Marion, Ind, Easter

Mrs. Fred Nabergall, South
Union Street, spent the week end
in Marion, Indiana, guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bostic and their
daughters.
On Sunday Mrs. Nabergall and
the Bostics attended the Easter
pageant in the Coliseum, produced
by all the Churches of the COM
munity.
The impressive ceremony, pat
termed after Oberammergau's fam
Gus Passion Play and the last Sup
per, was presented before vast
audience that numbered approx
mately 10000.
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Mrs. II. B. Edwards, East High
Street, spent the weekend in
Columbus, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Dwight Emswiler. On Sun
day joining them for dinner was
their brother, Fred H. Plimell
Mrs. Plimell and their daughter
Virginia and their sister, Mrs. Wa
lily Schwab and son, James, all
of Columbus
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-23
T. ]. Dwyer Is SO Monday, April 19
Is Honored At Dinner Easter

T. j. Dwyer celebrated his eigh-
ty-eighth birthday Monday, April
10, as is his daily wont, at his
desk at the MISUNDERSTANDING
store on South Main Street.
There has been a Dwyer's hard
ware store at the same location,
$50 South Main Street, since 1888
and for those 66 years Mr.. Dwyer
has been a member of the firm
and one of the organizations
chief mentors.
But the main celebration for
Mr.. Dwyer was on Sunday, when
his three sons, who are now his
associates in the business and
their families, his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Foody and her family and
his other daughter, Miss Marguer-
ite Dwyer were with him for din
ner at the London Country Club.
Miss Marguerite Dwyer and Mr..
and Mrs. Omer Dwyer, were hosts
for the family gathering, with
these others attending, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfrid T. Dwyer and their
children, Pat, Mike, Sally and
Kathy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foody
and their son, Tom. -. .-.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bauman,
Sr., North Main Street, entertain
ed on Easter, Mr.. Bauman's bro
ther, Carl Bauman and Mrs. Bau-
man of Columbus. The party was
joined for dinner at Coover Club
House by Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Bauman, Jr., and their children,
North Oak Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-23
Dinner At Hastings
Home Easter Surprise
For John |. HASTINGS

A dinner at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. John L. Hastings, Easter,
was a surprise courtesy to cele-
brate the birthday of Mr.. Hast
ings.
An informal afternoon of games
following the dinner, was enjoyed
by these guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Be
rnard Murphy and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hastings and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
and daughter, Miss Doris Hast
ings, Miss Martha Hastings and
Richard Tumblison, all of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Weese and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Markham
were guests at the Hastings home
in the evening.
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Mrs. Julian d. Greer, North
Main Street. had as her guests,
over the week end, her daughters,
the Misses Barbara and Sally
Greer and Robert Haydn, all stu
dents at Miami University, Oxford.