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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-04

ROBINSON, JOHN HENRY, Departed
tnis NE Tour years ago. April 4. 1850.
Time rolls on, but memories last.
me Enoughts OF scenes long past
G GAATpR5GGR7 IE ELIZA B E T H AND
PENN, 1t: CARLTON c. 1BUDDYJ, JR.,
Nm=> AND CARLTON c. PENN. SIR
my mn S Srotb Dnt l It, cA RfTeTy Of
~ tBUDDY) PENN, Jr.. who was
killed in action off Formosa nine
wears yea tai Ego TO-DAY, Apr April 4. I945. and
Y THe ieesntly PASSED away. f March g. g.
Their memory is all 1 have now,
p, Th th cares are all at rest:
LoyISGsGy TREH lad f Penn ny zE SSai
ROBINSON. JOHN H. In sad but loving
JOHN II. iRoB1SsoN wh %eI passed addSS away
four years ago today. April A. 1850.
We stood beside your bedside
And watched your soul depart,
And when we, saw you had left us.
1t almost broke our hearts.
Just when life was sweetest
The ne aa you c CO have LIVED your best
And God called you home to rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ESSIE M. ROB
INSON:- DAUGHTER AND SISTER. :"
SIMON. CHRISTOPH. In loving memory
father. eHR1sToPH s1MoN G whom r0S dod
called home April 4, 1945.
Though other memories fade away
Your memory, like the laurel.
HIS stf fov hEefp wPE snMx AND CHILL
SMITH. EDWARD. In loving remem-
branee OF my dear husband. EDWARD
SMITH; who passed away eight years
ago today. April 4, 1916.
His life is a beautiful memory,
His absence a silent grief:
He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
Some day hope to meet him
In that land SO bright and fair.
For Jesus. Our Savior. invites US
HIS LOVING WIZ hSs LUCY 6 Spf B. SMITH.
SMITH, WILLIAM d. In memory Of
my dear beloved husband, WILLIAM D.
SMITH. who departed this life one
year ago, April 4. 1858.
.o It's a there . they esths their worried
our loved one awaits us, Just across
WEE EMMA M. SMITH, AND GOD
TAYLOR. ARTHUR G. In loving mem
ARTHUR G. TAYLOR. who passed
peacefully away three years ago to-
day. April 4, 1851.
miss you no less as the time passes on
Than 1 did on the day of your going.
For absence can never close the door
of my heart,
And the lamp Of my love is still
glowing.
Somehow l know that you are near
To share my lonely hours:
And in my heart there blossoms. dear
Loves own immortal flowers.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tenderly, fond and true;
There is not day, dear Arthur,
That I do not think Of you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. BESSIE w.
TAYLOR.
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Charles H. Murphy. Sr.

Ell DORADO, Ark, April 3
P).-Charles H. Murphy. ST., "a,
one of Ell Dorado's leading oil and
businessmen. died at his home
today after a long illness.
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Draths

ALBAUGH, MAE COBURN. On Friday.
Apgil Man 1924 dRtIRN Hshnemn9n E NIse
is survived BY four daughters.- Doro-
thy A. .Schwertner Mildred a. Kerwin.
Bovine F7eeds may aH0 cali hane the s.
II. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290i
14th st. NV. after II noon Sunday:
April 4: Services at the above funeral
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
ALREDGE, PFC. ROGER w. Suddenly.
R Ra RuT w. ALR ERH u. 5. 9f NJ c. Of
2723 18th st. NV. son Of jamie and
Smith and Wendell D. Alredge. He
also leaves two aunts, three uncles and
many other relatives and friends:
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Eugene and lone z. Ford.
APPLEBY, CHARLES ALBERT. Suddenly
CHARLES ALBERT APPLEBY, beloved
husband of M. irene .Appleby, father of
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol 14th
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
BELINTENDE, JOSEPH. On Friday.
April =, 1854, at his residence. 1888
st. 5osEPH H BE- Safe Se
Sam Belintende, Mrs. Carmelia We
hansen, Josephine and Francis Belin-
tende. Fneral from the Timothy Han
lon Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia ave.
NV, on Monday April ), at S:l5 am.
Requiem mass at Our Lady Queen OF
Peace Church. Ridge I'd. and Ely pl.
Sc, at 8 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.
BROWN. HARRY A. Departed this life
on Thursday, April !. 1854, HARRY A.
BROWN. at the Mcclure Hospital.
voted wife Mrs. Gertrude E. Brown,
four sisters, Mrs Estel Green, Mrs.
Pauline Green, Miss Grace Stewart
and Mrs. Lois Green. one brother Fred
erick Stewart; father-in- law; Jour
brothers -in-law; five sisters in-laW.
Many other relatives and friends sur
vive. Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the Frazier Funeral Home:
COOPER, EBBIELINE B. On Thursday.
April 1, 1854, EBBIELINE B: COOPER
of 2451 39th pl. NV. wife OF the
late J. HerSchell Cooper, sister OF Miss
NJ. Edith and Jesse N. Luton. both
of Washington, D. c. cousin Of Mrs.
Lance McCubbin of Bridgeton, N. J;
Services at the S. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 290I 18th st. NV, on Monday.
April D. at pm. 1nterment Congres-
SiOnal Cemetery.
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1n Mrttturiattt

sATTENFIELD, JOHN E. AND KATH-
ERNIE r. In loving memory Of our
who departed this life four years ago
@Sther ADE line fad SAT dsSr
FIELD. who departed this life twenty
nine years ago, March z. 1925.
Until memory fades and life departs.
Devoted EV G1s ''t CHILDREN .6FSE ' MABEL JACK
SON, IRENE HAYDEN AND WILL
LIAM BATTENFIELD.
CARRLNGTON. JAMES w. AND NICY E.
In ssd S2t E Gy0S 6 eSF d sso
Nfcy Z. csARR1NsoToN, who hO died O April
4, 1851.
You YOU viii i' live forever IN our hearts.
THE CHILDREN
DUNNINGTON, BLANCHE. In fond and
loving memory OF mother. BLANCHE
years ago today. April 4, 1941.
The world may change from year to
Our lives from day to day.
But love and memory of you. mother.
Shall R RszSz p eEEa fT 1kkp BILL.
STsnes Of my 1 dear brother. a, 10, MAINE !I
years ago, December 10. 1851,
My heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many q tear;
Only God knows how I miss you
vc AZ the nerS end Of sh 1STr long years
JOHNSON, NATHANIEL. In memory of
NATHANIEL JOHNSON. who passed
away one year ago today. AprA 4. 1853.
Death Is heartache no one can heal,
Memories no one can steal:
Beautiful memories are all we have left
OF one whom we loved and win never
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, KATIE JOHN
son AND SON, RICHARD JOHN
MEREDITH, LOUIS F. Sacred to the
memory OF our beloved son and step
son; LouIs F. MEREDITH, who de-
p fSdsS A ahii LIE fes nineteen years ago
Death is heartache no one can heal.
Memories are keepsakes no one can
Beautiful memories are all we have left
OF the one whom we loved and will
Eternal rest grant unto him, dear Lord.
And may his soul rest in peace.
HIS LONELY MOTHER, ETHEL MERE
DITH LEE. AND STEPFATHER, WILL
LIAM THOMAS LEE.
MEREDITH. LOUIS F. A tribute Of love
and remembrance Of my devoted hus-
band. LOUIS r. MEREDITH. who passed
peacefully away nineteen years ago
Louis, you have taken your last long
On a beautiful ship called rest,
Away from this land of sorrow
To land of peace and rest.
HIS HARR nEy MERTnrrM WIFE sEuIAH
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16
MARYDEL

Miss Heather Covell enjoyed
several days last week in Rich
mond, Va, with her friend, Miss
Dottie Smith.
We were happy to welcome Mrs.
John Webb and Sgt. and Mrs. La
mar Shiver and children of Dover
Air Base at our church service on
Sunday. We hope they will come
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Covington
of Garfield Park, New Castle, are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of daughter, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ann, 8 lbs. 11S o., born
in Wilmington General Hospital
on Wednesday, September 8. The
mother will be remembered as
Miss Mary Keck, formerly of
Marydel.
Mrs. May Shewbrook spent
Monday with Mrs. Belle Everett
at Kenton.
Miss Lucy H. Diverty of Will
has been the guest of
Mrs. May Shewbrook. They spent
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16

Sunday in Church Hill, Md, and
called on Mrs. Howard Jaquette,
the former Miss Temperance
Pratt.
Mrs. Martin Cloonan, who has
been with her mother in Maine
for sometime, returned home last
week and her mother, who is i'm
proving, returned home with her.
We are happy to report Judy
Miller is improving from her rec
ent illness and returned home
from the hospital last Wednesday.
Several members from the Fire
Company and Ladies Auxiliary
attended the Delaware State con-
vention in Milton on Friday and
Saturday, and participated in the
parade on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Daley en-
joyed Sunday in Rehoboth, and
Mrs. Daley is spending several
days this week there with her
son, Mr.. Don Touchton and friend
Mr.. Kundrat of Chicago, Ill.
The Marydel MYF held their
first fall meeting on Sunday even-
ing at the church.
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16
KentOn

officers of Kenton Grange No.
81, were elected for the coming
year at the first fall meeting held
in the school on last Tuesday
evening. Paul Palmer will con-
tinue to serve as master. A COW
cred dish supper preceded the
business meeting. Master Palmer
will make arrangements to install
the officers, date to be announced.
Harry Faulkner, aged Sc, a res
ident of Kenton, died suddenly
early Saturday morning at his
home. Mr.. Faulkner was appar-
emily in good health when he re-
tired about eleven o'clock on Fri
day night. Survivors include his
wife, Gertrude, one daughter and
three sons, and twelve grandchil-
dren.
At the September meeting of
the Adult Class held in the
Church basement, plans were
made to serve lunch at the sale
of Allen Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16

time because of her helpfulness
and CHEEKY disposition in the var
ious matters of life.
The Labor Day weekend found
us cozely domiciled at the Rail-
road Veterans Home at Rehoboth
Beach. With Mr.. and Mrs. N. r.
Marvel in charge of the home,
they showed grand hospitality
and this devotion to duty made
every guest there feel perfectly
at home and the cordial welcome
continues with no interruption,
and so all sojourners there are
very happy in consequence. The
place kept in fine shape and the
mingling together of the guests
made the holiday one of supreme
joy and importance from day to
day. When the time came around
to go home, many regretted to
say farewell as they fingered
there as long as possible.
The showery days have given a
new lease of life to the lima
bean crop where growers expec-
ted nothing weeks ago. They now
see full crop developing and a
good supply for the dinner table.
The drought did cripple the vines
quite lot, but they are being
restored by the friend rains and
growers predict nomal supply
from now until the end of the
season. The beans are being sold
readily for cents per quart. To-
matoes ad corn also suffered
from the drought and were cut
sixty per cent causing by the
sun rays. That meant alyso los
on the grown.
The showery days have given
a new lease of life to the lima
bean crop where growers eypec-
ted nothing weeks ago. They now
see a full crop developing and a
good supply for the dinner table.
The drought did cripple the vines
quite lot, but they are being
restored by the frequent rains
and growers predict a normal
supply from now until the end of
the season. The beans are being
sold readily for 80 cents per
quart. Tomatoes and corn also
suffered from the drought and
were cut sixty per cent causing
quite loss to growers. Due to
drought some pea crops never
matured and the vines died when
scorched by the sun rays. That
meant also a loss to the growers.
The baseball season ended sud-
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16

were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Walls at the Brandywine race
way on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Reiter of
Dover and Mr.. Marvin Clough
were Sunday visitors at Valley
Forge.
Mrs. S. G. Walker, Mrs. r.
Ford and Mrs. r. Faulkner spent
last weekend at Rehoboth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conley
and family of Wilmington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hughes, Sr.
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gaby and
daughters of Seaford, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clifton
on Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Cleaver of Wood
bury, N. J., is spending this week
as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Hazel and Mr.. Hazel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross,
Miss Bessie Ross, of Goldsboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Elwood Kemp of
Dover, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Cooper of Wyoming, were recent
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Numbers.
Mrs. Lucy Collins and daugh-
ter Ruth, of Smyrna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moore of Hartly,
were visitors with Miss Pearl
Short on Sunday.
Mrs. May Shewbroows of Mary
del, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Ev-
erett on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Anderson
of Fairlee, Md, were visitors in
Kenton on Sunday.
The Kenton Klubbers All Club
met at the home of Barbara and
Nancy VanPelt on Monday even
ing.
The Homemakers Club will hold
the September meeting at the
home of Mrs. James Rowlinson on
Thursday, Sept. %.
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16

denly and gave big surprise to
many fans who had never figured
that Townsend would cop the
pennant. The prize seemed to
be in their hands at the very
start of the season. At first it
was not absolutely certain that
Townsend would get the honor,
but that trend was in their favor
and every game seemed to clinch
the honor more firmly as the days
went by. Good pitching and ex-
cellent fielding combined to as
sure the pennant for Townstnd.
AS the season passed on the an
CRY conduct of the losers did not
bother the leaders as they knew
such squabbles do not amount to
much, and are soon forgotten
when the season gets over.
Again someone asks about the
fair held at Middletown from
1876 to 1881, five years. 1t was
certainly a grand affair and drew
as many as has been
the case of the present day Har-
Fair The record
was about every day
as people were hauled there in
pjeach wagon, farm wagons and
the railroad ran a special train
there every day. It was sleepd
get a hoppen get together indivi-
dual a racing betting you mist
Smyrna times., 1954-09-16
Townsend

Mrs. Estella James and daugh-
ter, Roche, Miss Doris Outten
and Mr.. A. Dana Atwell spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tipping at their home on
Hopatcong Lake, Andover, New
Jersey.
Miss Pat Duvall of Frederick,
Nd, spent the past two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen s.
Daniels of Townsend. Miss Duvall
is Mrs. Daniels cousin.
]. M. Bogart of Ellendale was
a visitor here on Saturday.
A fellow finds it difficult to
salt away any money if he has
a little sugar on the side.
A blotter is something the peo-
pie hunt for while the ink is
drying.
A seer says the world will
come to an end January 1, 1855.
That would be rather depress-
ing way for the new year to be-
gin.
Any husband can lose a great
deal of weight by persuading his
wife to go on a reducing diet.
Usually we get lot of COM
plants but none have equalled that
of a resident of Blackbird near
by. This fellow says that a
neighbors cat, which sits on a
yard fence and watches his can
ary in the window of his home,
worries him whole lot. Perhaps,
he has forgotten the old time me-
thod of getting rid of pests. 1t
used to be, according to reports,
that a good chunk hurled in the
direction of the feline, would
promptly relieve the stress of the
aggravating situation. Some peo-
pie say it works fine, but we
never tried it out.
The death of Mrs. Frances v.
Buckson gave our community a
shock and sorrow that was deep
and penetrating. For years she
had lived in this community and
her friendly ways had made
friends in the daily routine of
life. She was a loving mother and
a loving wife. She took delight in
taking a hand in whatever charit-
able causes that came to her at
tention. She also was active in
affairs of the church and gave
aid to other good causes too, as
they were revealed to her. She
will be greatly missed for long
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BUSINESS PkoP. FoR RENT

l3e YOU ST. N.R.--a0x5o 1000 "a.
~. TIVE garages and lot for b
cars. Good for dry cleaning. beauty
pariof, barber shop. luneheonette
or colored church. Rent reas. Ask
for Mr.. BROOKS, Ma. S-6Ss1.
STORE FOR RENr-Locat.d across
from Safeway store in Laurel sire
dSSSs0 width cellar. Parkway s.
sisi AND K SITS. N.w.-cornelrs ls ..
story brick bldg: store front and
Sats SSmSeSi Srp pSSSN Per me- win remodel.
Al Az l.Ss5 Mms SMITH. pi. 7-l411; eyes.
NEW sToRE ROOM. ssxsa; sS also :
rooms above store with all eonv !:
loc. on new hwy. 2iz mi. from Pa
tuSent Bridxes no stores within 5
miles. You may have sas tanks and
wn SlSs mach. mach Very -eas. rent. Can
HOUSE. s rooms and hath on FAIR
fax dr.. Arlington. Ample parking,
somnsmnereial or residence: 500. JE.
XMAS FREE LOT. 5sos oeorris iS AVE.
NV. Always a. good spot. Reasonable
sSss EA; $500. Monday. -le
3Sx90 with parking in rear for Is
FGIiY EQUIPPED PRINTING PLANT
Linotype, cylinder press. Job press.
cutter, Stitcher. etc.: Silver Spring
area: control 8 publications. RE
1907 l4th ST. NV. end iir.. drive
up ramp: 1000 Il. reinforced con-
crete. HU. $1,000, Ia
R0SsLYN-1. .l60 50. it.. formerly
used as electronic lab; fuorescent
lights, partitions, gas heat. over
head door. one parking space; S1l0
mo: A: N. ROTH CO., RE. 1880.
STORE AND APT. N. Englewood: sale
or lease to right party. Avail i'm
med; $500 dn.;; TOP ineome. J.
7is EAST CAPITOL sT.wIse.. 2.
truck garage; end floor suitable for
once. warehouse or shop. etc.
ARLINGTON, / blk Hecht Coca
rage. 20x2O, suitable for business:
heated. S36 mo. IA. 7-06T0.
WILL BUILD 2-story-and-bsmt. build
ing on prominent Goth st. location
to suit tenant. Air conditioning and
parking. Approx, 1000 So. It.
1913 goth st. NV. RE. 7-65S5,
Evening star., 1954-12-12
SELLING?
FOR RESULTS LIST WITH
Harry |. Friedman
Realtor, RE. 741166
Woodward Bldg.
STORES FOR RENT

FAIRFAX CIRCLE. yA.-New store.
avxl5, available now: parking area.
S1:5. ARLEDGL REAL ESTATE
CORR. 2b33 Wilson blvd, Arlins-
ton. ia. 7-444s; cveS., Jk. 2-l0lO.
JUST OFF = ST. AT 10th N.w.1At-
traetiVe, modern. 'front.', approA
1000 50. f.. on main floor, plus
1000 so. IT,. In bsmt.. suitable for
display or storage; also small bal
cony. Rear entrance. Long lease
FUSS + So BROS. T REAIToRs,s SIsroPsss NA. I g.
06s2; ewes. and Sunday, IA. 2-7S2e.
VIC. DUPONT CIRCLE. 21ss = s.
NV: only SB5 per mo-; heat and
bot water furnished. Ia
ALEXANDRIA STORE. used for beau
ssGD sd fr 70 sspp.s ysapf win nv t ss pmS
2nd floor front: $40 per mo. Phone
sPAcs pa s0Pts FOR RENT, in Rockville.
about 1880. suitable for workshop
or storase; heat furn.. $50 mo. 20,
ard 'lgNi AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV,
Manor Park: ideal for grocery: none
within a 9-block radius. RA. 3-o513.
s2ii PINEY BRANCH RD.. silver
Spring: attrae heated store on
heavily Travelled artery; parking
nn,nispn fpsnt 9r rear ~ ~ 5s4aos, srs y, ls
Several choice stores still available
IN this new bldg. located on So.
Giebe rd;. near .Arl. blvd Stores
facina heavily-traveled halfway.
Bldg contains 1SS air conditioned
iUa i1' store Isrss eussomsrs Rons area Lease a Sn cC
nitments made with drug. beauty.
barber and cleaner. Good location
for ladies' apparel. gift shop. in;
terror decorator, TV Sales and
Service. etc Heat and air condi-
sHASSoa SRsoslns I e GucAs rs co Ssk saIoPs asI5Gs
s5 f1lfsRrScsf6s 1fRr afSs Nj keb.. s-Ssas oaon hI HiIi
Nd. tPr Geo. Co. Modern l-storv
parking tar ing lot lot adj sl store Coed loSa- ,;s
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., Realtors.
sEapRNtssBURG; M q Ri RpN. aA; coima4 Sas4S nandr amor
Mo s:ory 'SHss Sids asrGss spDrox D 4sx1i5 with
35xf25,. Tefrazzo floors. Gas biGwer
heat rear side entrance. Good To-
cation for SUPER market. .autn ac-
cessory store. furniture: hardware
TAYLOR. SHANNON L. LUcHs CO.
Resltors. 724 l4th st. NV. Ma, s.
es35so WILSON BLVD. Arl.. va.E1n
same blk. with Sears: near PEN
ney'.s and Murphy's. Beautiful
modern store containing approx.
l.275 So. y Excellent location for
household finance CO.. drapery and
fabric shop. etc Reas. rent. lnmed
NoN 4 IUcHsI Z co. RssItors. 7 Pa
aRLfSGToNi. sn ~. VI. "a tNesT 3fS Peoples @ and
store approx 1880 with parkine.
TssIos Tssst shsNss Esis 5sp' fGRsss fUcas 1lsl
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV. M g.
sfo7 N ST. s.w.-tst foor store.
approx. 6sd 50. IT,: S75 mo-. inc.
neat. = see ..,T ITn,9sser , to3 e S4ib M St.
81 i 81, N. NV. NE opposite sesfeo' GRO: low
rent incl utiis.; dble. door to alley
ave. NV, Ma. s-6744. JU. g-7323.
3a6 g ST. N.W.-Greund-flr. store.
approx. 1888. $40 mo. Call ME.
sTORE AND APT; can be rented
OWNER. Hu. 3-46Ii.
COZ. s9fh AND 1 81. NV. Room ]
-.-S85 mo. Suitable for beauty
ahoppe. barber. real estate. etc.
s5A "a 2a.p,s2 2e9ps4s2 r.. :, 8-4e4Sw la
49,. sa,.,s ~ "a s.stat 81
s,Sstah,e gHl ~, .andvicS ~ & sgaoS sban nsIyi;
LTVAN. Ma. s-7s4s. III
rRNTRAr gnraTroN- ar,t.h,. f1v
~ and radin. eiofhinr, vsiet shon
a. pa.. rS..e,se n tIne q
Evening star., 1954-12-12

DEIIcATES6EN
pcgntoun corner location, nr. cert.
WOODWARD 4 NoRRfD
7as 2osh 81. Nm. Ews'0' m 1855
55 d 81. N.W.-Ideal location for
right tenant suitable luneheonette,
cobbier shop, etc. Remodeled. Wm
draw trade from once hldgS. Vacant.
3411 18th st. NE.-Large store
room. Ayaiiahle January. Rent 500.
les4 f4sh 81. NV. "b Ab. z.2oos
CORNER HEAVY ACTION. 18th and
Pa. ave. se.-Good for grocery.
restaurant. ETC.: reas rent. lease
SURETY REALTY co.
AID. 4-Q53l 1881 n NV.
WISCONSIN AVE.
Near Calvert Theater; a0xp0. to alley;
ssin.ss lSsS for Tsssl pssn, q ras ass ssHerc
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Or shoe store needed In NV. WASH
ington's new FRIENDSHIP SHOP
PING CENTER. Wisconsin and
Newark stS. NV. One store avail
able. 90 r. Sc It. PARKING Tor
KASS-BERGER, INC.
En-. $500 -i2
5 STORES TO RENT
Southeast Realty Co. II. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-12-12

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
OFFICES AND APARTMENT BUILD-
INGS on Main st., opposite, court
. house. IN fast-gfoHing county seat
town. Busy streets on 8 sides. am
PIE snaee adteintug for additional
u the best location In town.
LEONARD SNYDER
Tel 3311 "a Plata, Nd
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Open every day, II am. TN dark
Call RE. 7-246I or jN. 4-e563.
For further information. FRED
ERTCK REAI, FSTATT Ir
Evening star., 1954-12-12

3 large foors and once
space In downtown section Of Alex
andrta. SIS per mo. Phone KI. g.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BELLE HAVEN

5-bedrln. brick rambler with
full bSnlt. This home Is hcauti-
fully situated for the execu-
tive with a large family.
Priced at S3i, ,g50.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
"a -ACREs--.s217 75n

Wooded lot spanish design
rambler: : bedrms., 2 paths.
roony eauinped kit. full bsmt.
1T rec. rn1.. easy financing,
q 'itTr see tn II 70" want
sor,cthtug different. XII. s.
1000
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BucKNELI--s17.a5n aI

With hsmt. rec. rm. and
bath. 3 bedrms., Q baths. patio
and carpetiilg. II you desire
home on the modern lines
don't miss this, WIN also FLA.
Cute as can be. XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BRADDocK HEIGHTS
S21 .350---GT

Lovely lot, roomy house,
imagine an lS-ft. master bed
rm,. screened porch. liv. rm.
with firepl., sep din. rm.,
settled. quiet neighborhood,
full bslnt. Blessed Sacrament
and George Mason schools. Bus
to Pentagon. XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
HOUSES wANTEp no RuY

SMALL HOUSE by veteran, in Nd,
around $500 down and S40-S5o Del
mo. Box iS-k, Star.
PklvATE PARTY desires house IN
Hillcrest Hts. or Forest Hts, from
owner. No realtors. Lu. 1-7156.
RIGGS ROAD AREA-Haye all cssb
brick home. CAN MRS. KoHN. RA.
HfGHEsT CASH OFFER on property
DELLE, 10. a-0esS. 81. ss s.s5so. mn
WE HAVE 4 GREAT demand for
property In Congress HEIGHTS, Hill
crest. Randle Highlands, and Ana
costa. List your home with us and
er9nt ~ ny our 10 years Of experience.
SHALL J. 'vAPLE Co, 1924 i4th ST
NV. AID. 4-2005.
FROM 0WNER--All-year house with
some ground: Eppins Forest, sher-
wood Forest, Herald Harbor. Box
cssH 4 N Ss Sss. our sAIL.cAsH rIAs.-
baRD. 81. alsss R5ss O. sai HH. o. s.asss. a2RI
DESIRE 3-bedroom brick rambler in
Silver Spring area. Cash above CT
lean. Box l04-K, star.
IF YOp WANT ali cash for your
house and It's q brick home In good
condition, We can bring you that
eas'l nfft- within 94 hours. Call Mr..
STRUT. MA. S-l353. RA. 3-4l3S.
EDWIN 4. ELLIS. REALToR. wants
houses 70 sell suitable for roOming
house. any size or price. See me.
1910 Vermont ave, RE. 1910.
WILL PAY YOU CASH OR SELL FOR
4 YOU-Md.. or o. G Quick action.
Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH r. PECK.
IN NOT CRYING. IN BUYING
It's fsct--we pay THE top dollar
siNDLER REALTY. 40. e-ia55s
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BEVERLY HII,Is

Excellent location. cute as
can be- 5 rms. with hSnit.
Leads Of trees and shrubs.
garaae. You can't beet this To-
eaticn. Priced at S17,500. See
1t tcdayi SI $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
COLORED-VETERANS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Is5 ACRES. 18th century home. 4
fircplaceS. views uilexceIied. S5.n0n
cash required. ASK-US? REALTY.
ia. $500. IA. S-l252.