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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

MARLBORO PIKE. IN miles below
andrews A. F. Base. asbestos shin.
3 bedrms., liv rm. with firepl.. din
rmH Full bsmt. with 2-car heated
gar. full attic. Has lge. Chicken
coop. $4,000. By OWNER, RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

LEWISDALE - This comparatively
new, brick cottage is situated on 4
Level. fenced yard with trees. The
rm:. sep. din. rm., eauip. KIT.
bedrms. and tile bath on LIST floor.
Full expandible 2nd floor, Only. p
blks. from new school; S13,75O. a.
nancing. Exclusive with BOWERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

FORESTvILLE-2-bedrm. brick with
expansible attic. full bsnt.: level,
fenced lot; immac. cond. Owner
transferred, must sell. Call Mr..
Penland, ST. 3-736S; eyes,, LU.
2-76I2. ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
LEWTSDALE RAMRTF

LEWIsDALE-Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl.:. fenced lot: mr.. new
school; price. $l5.500, win accept
III contract; Call HE. 4-64OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

level lot. fenced rear yard; beautiful
ROBERT e. HEATER, exclusive
agent. JU. 9-0021. Come out Coles
vile I'd. about "a. mile Ire from v,l -Four
Sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
| Social List
Blanks Are
| In the Mail

Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw,
publisher of the Social List of
Washington, is getting ready for
the compilation of the 1855 edi-
ton of the Green Suede Book. "
On Friday information blanks
were mailed out to subscribe =; to
fill out for the oath annual edi-
ton of the book.
In addition to those already
listed, approximately 1900 new
comerS to the scene will receive
missionaries, from which the
Board of Governors will select
those to appear in the new
edition.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Silver T ca
Planned

Quarters N, Naval Gun Fac
tory, will be the scene of silver
tea this afternoon when Mrs.
Robert Patton, wife of Capt.
Patton, entertains from 4 to 6
for the benefit of the National
Navy Wives Club of America.
Club 81. named the Eleanor
Roosevelt Navy Wives Club, is
the local branch of the parent
organization of which Mrs.
Patton is sponsor. She will re-
ceive the guests in the Quarters,
which is her home.
Those asked to pour tea and
assist generally are Mrs. William
A. Tourville, president of the
club; Mrs. Alice Meyer, Mrs. Earl
Titus, Mrs. Julian Andia, Mrs.
Oscar Norgorden, Mrs. Jess
Sportelli, Mrs. Edward L. Muir
ply and Mrs. Daryl C. Bailey.
Honor guests will include the
Chief of Naval Operations and
Mrs. Robert B. Carney, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Tom B. Hill,
Capt. and Mrs. Merle Van Metre:
Mrs. Ralph Skylstead, director
of American Scholarship Foun-
dation of the National Navy
Wives Club and Father James
r. Coffey of the Dominican
House of Studies.
Evening star., 1954-05-02


The wedding of Miss Jean An
drews Powers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Powers Of
Lansdowne, Pa, to Mr.. John Jay
Pohanka, son. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Pohanka of Burnt Mills
Hills, Silver Spring. took place
May l at st. John the Evange-
lists Church in Lansdowne.
The Rev. William Anna per-
formed the ceremony. which was
followed by a reception at the
Barclay Hotel. After a wedding
trip to Bermuda. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pohanka will reside in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Christ ChiId's
Benefit Purty
ToBe May %

The new embassy of the
Dominican Republic will be the
scene of this years Christ Child's
Benefit Party on May 90 from 4
until 8 o'clock.
In the beautiful setting of the
large formal garden surrounded
with huge boxwoods, guests will
be entertained by strolling musi-
clans. and there will be games
OF all sorts. prizes and refresh
ments.
In the late afternoon there will
an unusual Embassy Row "Pa-
rade of Fashions" featuring
favorite dresses from the person.
al wardrobeS of various diplo-
matte wives who will participate
in the show.
The Ambassador of the Domin-
ican Republic and Sonora de
Moya will be on hand to greet
the guests, along with Mrs.
Guilherme de Araujo, general
chairman of the party, and CO.
chairmen Mrs. Maurice S. May
and Mrs. Maxwell H. Stokes.
Proceeds from the benefit will
be used to assist the Christ Child
Society's projects to help chill
dren in the metropolitan area;
the Settlement House at 608
Massachusetts, avenue NE; the
Farm for Convalescent Children
outside Bethesda, and the sum-
mer camp at Island Creek, Md.
Tickets may be purchased
from Mrs. Julius E. Lob at EN-
erSon 2-8795 or from the Christ
Child Opportunity Shop at 1927
Wisconsin avenue.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Geophysicisis Put Earth 5
AGE al AZ Billion Years
BY Ihs Asi,oeiated Pics.

ROME. Sept. 21.-Experts said
yesterday the earth is a lot older
than anybody thought probably
"a billion years, give or take 10
per cent.
Men who write the textbooks
told more than 1000 scientists
at the 10th World Conference
on Geophysics that this figure
brings the earth's age "in
reasonable accord" with revised
astronomical estimates. These
estimates are that the universe
is 5 billion years old. plus or
minus a billion either way.
The 4.2-billion-year estimate
for the earth's age was reported
as the probable best new figure"
in a paper submitted by D. w.
Allen of the geophysics labora-
tory of the University of Toronto,
Canada. who was not present at
the conference.
He, and other experts who
made reports in person. arrived
at their figures by physics rather
than geology.
The basis is the measurement
Of isotopic or radioactive factors
in lead ores, and calculations
Of the rate of decay of naturally
occurring radioactive isotopes.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Hollywood
lContinued From Page B-12.)

the cast--Henry Fonda, Gag
ney. William Powell. Lennon
and Ward Bond. And they be-
lieve Mr.. Dulles is now inter-
ested in the movie profession. !"
-. How's that. again?
Y
Japanese lingerie manufac-
turers are fuming with Marilyn
Monroe. Ever since Marilyn's
visit there, the girls are not
wearing any underclothes, and
business has fallen off about
81 per cent. Nippon ladies have
also adopted the Monroe walk.
When Joe Di Maggie escorted
Marilyn to IdleWild Airport in
New York before taking of for
Hollywood, Yankee fan yelled.
Joe. come back to baseball. We
need you"
Rock Hudson, back in New
York, informs that he didn't I
sightsee in Venice where he at
tended the film festival. He just
sat on the Lido all day and
watch Gloria Swanson get all the
publicity.
Sheree North Is set for Lend
an Ear" on the Chrysler TV show
of October %. playing "The
Gladiola Girl" in the musical
comedy.
When Anna Magani arrives al
Paramount here, she'll bring her
Evening star., 1954-09-21

vaudeville stars, was practically
born In q trunk :. The unique
manner IN which Daniel Pennel.
billed as Tag. the Ozark Noun
tain Boy, belts out "Jambolava' I
Cor Fun on the Bayou'') in
"Hayride," the hillbilly show at
the 48th st. Theatre. The
background music in "Cange-
cerio," first Brazilian film to hit
New York. Bill Shephard's re-
cording Of the theme has SO far
sold 100000 copies in Europe.
!. In case you care. Frank
Einatra whiled away the hours
on an L. A.-Washington nonstop
flight reading the screen adapta-
ton of mot as a Stranger. "
which will probably be in his
next film vehicle.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
On Broadway:
By Donton WoIker

best remembered from the New
York Worlds Fair, seriously Ill
at Mount Sinai Hospital. Miami
Beach.
World tension always stimu-
lates night life and the joints are
again jumping, Just as they were
in the pre-World War II days.
For the first time in years, there
are more purchasers than sellers
Of night club and restaurant To-
cations in New York. The
SRO sign was out at Julie VIII
sons first Persian Room engage
ment at the Plaza; ditto for Joe
e. Lewis return, for his fifteenth
time, to the Copacabana. A spe-
cia1 party Of so coffee men from
Brazil enlivened the Chateau
Madrid, where Ralph Fonts
band is popularizing the Maren-
que. native dance Of the Domini-
can Republic. =. La Martiniue,
shuttered for years, reopens
October 8 with Rose Marie and
Lenny Kent as headliners. /.
Romany Marie, once famed as
the queen of Greenwich Village,
has opened a new. tiny spot
called Pot Pourri. !. La Vie en-
Rose goes into its new location
at the Shelton Hotel October Is,
with Tony Martin slated as the
opening attraction and therell
be dozen or so new or revived
clubs this season.
\ y y 4
For this weeks Preferred List:
The beauty. style and Snowman
ship of Julie Wilson. who COM
bineS some of the qualities Of
Ethel Norman. Mary Martin and
Lena Horne MARY Lou Wilson,
as her parents knew her back
in Omaha, has, come long way
since her shoWgirl days at the
Latin Quarter.l :. The sensa-
tional act that Eileen Barton has
whipped up for herself. which al
most stole the show from Joe E.
Lewis in her Copacabana debut
Eileen, whose parents were
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Grow Cries Mama,
Serves as Alarm Clock

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-Mrs.
r. L. Weaver has an extraordi-
nary alarm clock--a pet crow
that wakes her UP every morning
at $50 crying Mama"
Although that's the only rec
ognizable word the crow says.
Mrs. Weaver feels 'he is just
like having a person around"
II wouldn't take 500 for him. "
she adds.
Evening star., 1954-09-21


Ed Sullivan Is on yucation. His Little
Old New York" column will be re-
sumed on his return.
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vated. which is scheduled to, dis
continue service after that date.
The East Fifty-second
street apartment which the
Duchess Of Kent has been
occupying during her New
York visit originally belonged to
the late Alexander Woollcott.
was known to his cronies as
wits End" IS. Cafe society
scuttlebutt is that the Duchess
Of Windsor is planning to turn
society columnist.. =. The Post
Office Department has finally
got around to banning the famed
Marilyn Monroe calendar from
the mails. Fleur CowleS' State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mission to
Greece is said to have something
to do with the recent agitation
to take the island Of Cyprus from
the British.
\ ArA
That sac. 100000 Gross County
Shopping Center in Westchester
may add a legitimate theater for
pre-Broadway tryouts. Cita-
del Press broke its own record by
turning out $4,000 copies of it's
first printing of How to Sell
Your Way Into the Big Money" !"
by Vincent Sullivan, advertising
executive of the New York News.
=. Gerard PHILIPPE, Frances No.
l romantic star, will have his
first English speaking picture,
Lovers, Happy Lovers" pre-
miered at the Little Carnegie
Theater September q. (Gerard's
prize-winning film, Devil and
the FLESH" was viewed, privately,
no less than four times by Greta
Carlo; publicly. by Marlene Die
trich and friends, IA times.) ;.
Rosita Royce, the dove dancer
Evening star., 1954-09-21

troupe Of hairdressers. food test
erS, business managers and
agents. And Producer Hal Wal
lis will probably be one of her
court testers by the time she
leaves. Things have been quiet
lately. We can use Anna's brand
of shenannigans.
released BY NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Praise From The School Room

Best sandwiches /
make, say my two
you n 6 scholars,
are filed with
Torpedo Chunk
Tuna spread.
make this spread
by combining I
Evening star., 1954-09-21

tsp. salt, " tsp. psprika, .
few grains cayenne. Add ,
beaten egg yoIks. Cook and
stir for one minute longer
to permit the yolks to thick
en-. Cool. Whip egg whites
until stiff. and fold in. Bake
in unsressed 7-ineh baking
dish In . moderate oven
35o0F about 4S minutes
tuntiI il Is slightly crusty).
Serves 3.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
NEW YORK.
Incidental Intelligence

Dozens Of parties already being
organized for New Years eve
to take place on the last train
ride of the Third Avenue Ele-
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Nanny Lou Souffles Can't Fail
That's right, they won't fall. Nanny Lou Corn
Meal gives that soufae body, and the grandest
fapor. Heat cups Of milk to boiling point, stir in
"a cup Nanny Lou Corn Meal gradually; add
tbsp. butter. Reduce heat and stir in VI cup grated
cheese. cook to the consistency Of mush and add
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Kitchen Craft Flour. M Tsp.
soda. Va tsp. salt, "a tsp. Gin
nsmon, "a tsp. nutmeg. Best ]
egg, add VI cup honey. " cup
melted shortening. " cup ssis-
ins, VI cup chopped wslnuts.
Combine with dry ingredients.
Mix well. Drop by tesspoonfuis
on creased eooky sheet. Bake
st 375 z for 10 minutes, or
It'll done. Makes about 2N dog.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Tuna with tbsps lemon juice tbsps chopped onion.
VI cup finely chopped celery, tsp. salt. tsp. Wor-
eessershire sauce. " cup grated American cheddsr
cheese and VI cup msyonnsise. Makes approximately
IA cups spread. Torpedo Chunk Tuna is fine
new tuna found at Safeway. It's 6rm-meated,
delicate in flavor and the low price attracted me.
Try Torpedo Tuna. There's no risk. The store will
refund purchase price if you're not delighted.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

You'll never gain weight
on meals like those. Yet
they're typical of what you
can eat with good tasting
Slender-Way. But lots of
protein to give you energy.
You can keep your slim,
summer figure with Slen-
der-Way.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

UnforgettabIe Cookies Have Net
Mothers "Goodie Cookies" were filled with rails
ins, walnuts and honey. | make them specially
tender and light with Kitchen Craft Flour. This
flours breflatfed (sifted super6ne through silk
for finer baking. See how good cookies are made
with Kitchen Craft: Sift tosesher VI cups sifted
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Do try Lakewood Dressing:
Combine , tbsps. seftened Dale
wood Msrs arins with ] tsp. pre-
pared mustard and ! Tsp. horse
rsdish. Add to 2 cups Of any
cooked green vegetable just be-
fore serving. We like II esps-
eially On fresh. green string
beans.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

/ noticed the men were very
partial to it because they could
"get their teeth in it. Combine
I cup Blossom Time Costsse
Cheese with z tsps. Of grated
onion, VI tsp. salt. tsp. Worees-
sershirs sauce. VI cup chopped
stuffed green olives. J. made II
real sharp linen like this) by add
ING z drops Of tabasco sauce.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Look What SIendeF-Way GiFIs Eat
Breakfast: Sliced fresh peaches, toasted tbin,
slices of Slender-Way Bread, 2 pozebed
eggs and black coffee or tea.
Lunch: Tossed green salad sVitb Slender-Way
eyonfons, slices of Ixncb meat, glass of
cold nonfst milk, and abbIessace.
Dinner: Cons0nne, broiled, lean lamb chaps,
broccoli, baked tomatoes. celery hearts,
Slendey.Way Bread and sberbet.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

How To Handle Breakfast Rebels
Tomorrow morning open
package of Suzanna Pancake and n K-N
Waffle mix, from Safeway, and IVA
watch the magic. In minutes, fol- n S
lowing the easy directions on the \\HS q
package, you'll set out stacks of \N
light, fluffy Suzannas. ALI eyes I-1 "
will light up. Here comes bab- e-Y -
by breakfast. Pancakes delicious SeS-S\
with the delicate favor of street. \ ~
cream bntfeymik. Something about the golden
brown goodness of Suzannas makes youngsters
like breakfast. Also, mind you, Suzannas nourish
little folks we'll. Big folks, too. Try Suzannas,
won't you? And once in while, switch from
regular Suzannas TO buckwheat Suzannas for vari-
alton.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Cd Sullivon Is on vocation. His Little
Old New York" column will be re-
sumed on his return.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Kay showed me how to mix Lakewood
Margarine with horseradish and mus
tard for a fresh vegetable dressing
that's simply terrific. Dalewoods
quality margarine that's foil wrapped
and spreads so nicely yet it's priced
lower than other margarines. So much
lower | asked questions. ! find it's
made on order, shipped direct to Safe
way, distributed at low cost.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
CamaIier Asks Action
In Welfare Hirinu

District Commissioner Renah
F. Camalier has asked the Pub
lie Welfare Advisory Council to
take up at its May 81 meeting
his recommendation that 80
workers be hired by the Welfare
Department.
In a letter to Edgar Morris,
council chairman, Mr.. Camalier
said he believes council members
share his opinion that unless
more professional workers are
hired for the public assistance
and child welfare divisions, the
city will suffer.
He said the workers would cost
Washington an extra 100000 a
year. but that more than this
would be saved in the preventive
work they would be able to do
He said an attack aimed at pre-
venting dependency and delin-
quency "is the community's re-
sponsibility."
Unless this is done" he
added, Il feel we shall find ever
increasing numbers of people OH
assistance to whom we are Civ
ing virtually no service and more
children in our institutions at a
very high daily per capita cost. "
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Methodist Educators
Nominate Sfdunton Pastor
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND. May T. The
Virginia Methodist Conference s
Board of Education yesterday
announced the resignation of its
executive secretary and the ap-
pointment of successor.
DR.. Roscoe NJ. White, executive
secretary of the board since 194l,
submitted his resignation at the
boards annual meeting here yes
terday. DR.. White reaches the
compulsory retirement age this
year.
Named to succeed him, subject
to confirmation by the confer
ence meeting here next month,
was the Rev. Harry G. Balthis,
pastor of Staunton'S Central
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Balthis, 42-year-old native
of Maryland. was ordained a
minister in the Virginia Confer
ence in 1910. He has held pas
torates at WincheSter'S Mon
tague Avenue Church, Vienna
Oakton Church and Arlington
Forest Church.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Ex-Convict Pleads
And Wins Own Case
On HoIdup Charge

Joseph c. Danner, 29-year-
old pianist, artist and amateur
lawyer. today celebrated another
courtroom triumph.
A Prince Georges County jury
yesterday acquitted the alleged
former member of Washington's
Pimple-Face Gang of charges
growing out of an attempted
holdup last August 6 of the
Coastal Finance Corp, 6836 New
Hampshire avenue.
A jury of 10 men and two
women gave its verdict to Judge
j. Dudley Digges after deliberat-
ing more than two hours.
Third Trial Victory.
1t was the third courtroom
victory for the slender, sharp
faced one-time Hyattsville resi-
dent who has been in the Upper
Marlboro Jail for six months in
default of $4,000 bail.
Danner. who in recent years
has bested prosecutors twice in
the county and once in the Dis
trict, was aided by court
appointed attorney Joseph A.
DePaul
But the client took over clos
ing argument and quoted Scrip
ture and denounced law en-
forcement agents.
Danner admitted he was con-
vlcted and sent to prison for
housebreaking in Prince Georges
in 1916 but declared he has be-
come a Christian who is con-
stantly blocked on the upward
path by houndng police.
I've been locked up and man
handled so much" Danner de-
clared. slapping his face and legs
smartly, that I wonder whether
freedom exists anywhere.
AT one point some jurors bowed
their heads and the defendant
dabbed at his eyes with a hand
kerchief.
Hes terrific actor" Grover
c. Small, the prosecutor, said to
the Jurors in counter-summa-
ton, land he's playing on your
sympathies.
Identified by Victims.
Three persons employed by the
Coastal Finance Corp. on last
August 6 identified Danner from
the witness stand as the man
who entered the companys Of
nee. flashed a real or toy gun
and demanded that the manila
envelope he carried be fillec with
cash.
Mrs. Jean Nicholosi, the CASH
Ter, screamed. William P. Hast
lngS, the manager, took a look
at the weapon, decided it was
not a real gun and ran the
would-be robber out without sur
rendering any cash.
The bandit, chased by Mr..
Hastings, jumped into car
driven by Donald w. Jerolaman.
another company employe, poked
the weapon into his ribs and
ordered him to get going.
Mr.. Jerolaman leaped out of
the car and fed The bandit
drove away and escaped.
The company employees iden-
titled photographs of Danner as
the holdup man and later point
ed him out in a police lineup
after he was arrested in Detroit
several weeks later and returned
to Prince Georges when he
waived extradition.
Danner still faces a charge of
trying a break out of the Upper
Marlboro Jail few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Group PIons Pilgrimage
Special Disposeh TO The Star

HAGERSTOWN. May THE
Independent Order of Birth
Sholam. of Baltimore, will make
a pilgrimage on May % to the
grave of Thomas Kennedy in
Hagerstown in tribute to Ken
\nedy'S campaign in the State
Legislature for a bill for religious
! liberty for the members of the
Jewish faith more than 125
years ago.
Evening star., 1954-10-11
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

BETHESDA. MD.-6-rm. house mr..
Lourdes Church. Yard. porch, dou-
Sav bic sarase; &c Sl$sso SIP per mo- .Ayail'
sS5 S5 slvs aksSssr% and osS. 4d is%dsy sn syeas
KANSAS AVE. 5519 - 6 rms. .
porches: $110 mo; Key at 55I4
Kansas ave: NV. Call ,DU. T-350O.
frame frame; full bsmt; ofsa front .saa and rear rear
Fort Myer DIR. JA. s-3426. is
ARL.. 1918 N. VEITCH-Ist f.; new
house: exposures; lge. liv. rm., 2
bedrms.. bsmt,;; heat furn,; IA. z
0s27. UN. 4-3545: aft. s, Lu,., 2
ARNA VALLEY. yA.-semidet.. 2,
bedrm. brick; full bsmt., nice fenced
lot. Direct transp. to Pentagon.
downtown; S100 mo. ELIJAH g.
ARNOLD tCol. .: s; A.; Retd0'
ssG Bs9keT TNphPES6aSGE bM si5ESS ox xvE. Sc
Duplex: 5 rms. bath; good cond.;
conv. to school; $55. ia. 9-969s.
FALLS CHURCH-New s-4-bedroom
rambler; ,$l25-$130 mo. 914 Molly
rET'woRTH FL Si oslc; SECTION, So5 B Gallatin
st. NV, 461S .4th st. n.w.-Both 6
rooms and bath: bsmt. and porches;
newly redec; auto. gas heat in, 4th
st house Coal furnace in Gallatin
st. house. MA. s-1265. la
bedrm. brick. full basement; swim
club membership; S125. JE. 2-27S3.
FARMHOUSE, / hr. d: c., in Fairfax
Co. Va.--6 rms, modern; lovely
view; moderate rental. cal Hu.
COLONIAL HOUSE. walking distance
to NH, S140 per mo. Also Twin
brook. S116 per mo. Oh. 7-e70O.
Evening star., 1954-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOY AND NOVELTY STORE-Height
of the season is now; inventory
5000; minimum yearly net, S6.-
600. Price. $4,000. Half in cash
LILLARD REAL ESTATE. UN; A.
;tHs STORE. Sill. spg. area:
Estab. 8 yrs, must sell. JU. 9-5S91.
TAVERN AND REST. P. @, County
Guaranteed $4,000 wk. 100000 cash
necessary. Machines; excel. buy for
good rest. man, JACOBSON REALTY
co. JU 5-S9S4, TO. 9-5S14.
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. Bargain
of your life, $3.50; good location.
ia S-531S or ia. 7-3237. Ill
RESTAURANT LIQUOR-Busy Sc
COR; seats 100. opens at IL am;
caters. to best Of clientele: this is a
pretty place with modern equipment,
incl. walk-in box, ice-making ma
chine,etc: price, S22 800 on terms:
good reason for being on market.
w. e. THRIFT, Exclusive, 141l Pa.
ave. NV. MA. S-9743. la
AUTO GLASS SHOP for sale. q good
growing business. Opening for good
hustler. Box BE, Star. --12
BEER, $1,000 wkly.: good
net profit. Mixed trade. 90ee cash
and carry. Ii. 4-9206. 12s
WILL SELL nice roomine houses in
heart OF city. very. very reasonable;
leaving city. No brokers. Boz
Sac. Star. 12s
Evening star., 1954-10-11
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas few
and Q bedroom units available;
priced from S75: sit in corv Alex.
Q 5-min. drive from the Pentason.
Phone TIE $4,000 or come to the
once in Adams Bldg. cor Mt Yer
non ave and Russell rd
erick st.: Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. Q large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors. Venetian
blinds. 8 exposures. utils furn,; 500
a mo-; bedroom. Ss2 so. For info
call IA 5000. IT,, ~ ii. and
mi. Lincoln Mem. Bridge. EN-. 8
567S, days: EN-. 3-920S. ewes. lis
ALEXANDRIA, Arm. apt: bath, all
utils: furn.; IS: SO per e aa9I m9i; located
AHtxfSDs IT, III s.ts iees s'SSa issssod V %g
per mo. XII. G-6644.. -15
ARL.-Most conv. location, New 1
and 2 bedrms;. S79.5O-S95: Utils;
except, cleo. 10 min. to D. c. 40l4
wETsToVfR EGsa@S'f Pee psEcr1oN. Arl.-1-b -bedfrm
daytime ia. 7-2s7s. ewes. KE, s.
ARI' s.-vacant ENC. in apt: bldg;
ConV. bus, 5 min. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex. XII. 9-1S07. Ill
N. QUINN ST., ARL., VA.-One bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath,
S65. Call res. mgr, ia. S-4l37.. or
BRvE1RILY44 P1 1IL44oi PLAZA SECTION, Alex
nette. kit. and bath; Oct. l; $40.
Call DI. 7-7740; ewes, XII. S-40O6.
ARL., near Fort Myer. Pentagon-
1-bedrm. apt; $75. incl. utils., 1900
N. Pierce ST., Ant. 2. JA. 7-45S6.
NEAR PENTAGON II bedrm.. liv.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath: all utils.
incl; S75 per mo. Cali r. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtors, MA. S-5020.