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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
Miss South Carolina,
Coed, Is Winner Of
Miss U. 5. A. Title
BY He As.eeiatsd Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, July %.
Miss South Carolina. q Dixie
coed, is the new Miss u. S. A.
Miriam Stevenson. 21-year-old
college senior. from Winnsboro,
S. c., won last night over 46
other entrants for the title which
will pit her against 80 foreign
beauties for the Miss Universe
crown.
Second in the final judging
was Miss Virginia.
The finals of the contest also
saw the disqualification of Miss
Maryland. who. it was discov-
cred, was only 16. The rules of
. the contest are that an entrant
must be 18.
Miss Stevenson's first words to
newspapermen after she won
were: "I can't believe it."
Asked If she knew she would
have to lose her Southern accent
now that she has won q movie
contract with UNIVERSAL Inter-
national Studio, she answered:
"Sho nuf."
The winner, S feet 6 inches
tall, has these measurements:
36-inch bust and hips and "a
inch waist. She weighs 100
pounds.
Lost Her Luggage.
Miss South Carolina had come
here without luggage except for
an evening gown which she had
designed herself and q bathing
suit which contest officials gave
her. Her luggage, lost on an air
liner that brought her here last
week, hasn't caught up with her
yet.
She scored heavily in the bath
ing suit and evening gown COM
petitions. but 1t was her nat
uralness and humor in the poise
and personality talk that won
her the judges nod.
Contestants were asked to give
q brief speech on "the most i'm
portant thing in my life" Miss
South Carolina brought down
the house when she told the big
crowd at Municipal Auditorium
that the most important thing
in "mah life was to get NAH lug
gage back,
Miss Virginia Runnerup.
RunnerSup in the contest we're
In this order: Miss Virginia, Ell
len Whitehead, an 18-year-old
Chatham (Va.) brunette; Miss
New York State. Karin Huffman,
%, Of Rochester; Miss New York
City, Renee Roy, 23-year-old &C
tress. and Miss Texas. 20-year-
old Betty Lee of Austin, one of
the tallest girls in the contest.
Miss Virginia, who gave the
winner stiff competition, took
her loss cheerfully and said: ct
went to the prettier girl" She
added: II guess I'll have to go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
New India Budget

midas new budget provides
greater OUTLAWS for railways,
postal and telegraph service, in
dustrial development and de-
Tense. New Delhi reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

found at the spot where father
and brother had died. His body
has net been recovered.
Now Mrs. Smith, almost to-
tally blind, alone remains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Commission Reports
Sharp Curb on Crime
On New York Docks
By The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. THE
New York-New Jersey Water
front Commission, reporting on
its first year in operation. says
1t has sharply curbed rackets
and lawlessness on docks of the
Port of New York.
The commissions report, is
sued yesterday. said it is well
on the way toward accomplish
ing it principal objective of
assuring respect for law on the
waterfront.
Major waterfront rackets, it
said, have either been "elimi-
mated or reduced to a scale which
Is improbable"
Was Set Up Last FAN.
The commission was set up
last fall to regulate waterfront
labor and stamp out rackets ex-
posed during the previous year
or SO by State and Federal crime
Investigations. It was created
by special laws adopted by New
York and New Jersey and ap-
proved by Congress.
Abuses which the commission
reported it had eliminated were
the "shape-up" system of hiring
dock workers, the use of public
leaders and the staging of Wild
cat strikes for extortion pur-
poses.
The "shape-up," under which
Job seekers had to line up at
pier heads each day and wait
to be picked for work by hiring
bosses, has been replaced by Is
hiring halls administered by
the commission.
Racket investigators had long
recommended getting rid of pub
lie leaders who used to transfer
cargo from trucks to the piers
and vice versa. Their strategic
position in the movement of
cargo gave, them wide power in
demanding fees and favors.
The public loader jobs have
now been turned over to steve
doring and shipping companies.
The commission reported that
much remains to be done to
complete the job OF cleaning up
the port.
Problem of Pilferage.
One task is to reduce further
the So million annual loss re-
sulting from cargo pilferage.
Recently the commission started
suspending workers from 10 to
go days when they were caught
helping themselves to cargo
goods. It now plans to step up
these penalties.
Another unsolved problem, the
commission reported, is favor
itisn by hiring agents. Although
hiring halls have eliminated the
worst abuses of the nature, it
said, hiring agents are still able
to pass over men they do not
like.
The agency also hopes to re-
duce the dock labor force from
It's present level of 1929 regis
tered longshoremen. It said a
force of $4,000 workers is ample
to meet the ports needs and
would insure adequate earnings
for all workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Rare Worm-Bug Is Obliging,
Has 2 Babies for BIOLOGISTS

Sunday night, the second yes
terday afternoon.
Up until the unprogrammed
obstetrics had taken place, the
mother herself had bid fair to
capture plenty of attention at
the fifth annual conference Of
the American Institute of Bio
logical Sciences on the campus
of the University Of Florida.
Neither Worm Nor Bug.
Called a "peripatus." the crea-
ture represents a particular
genus somewhat midway be-
tween earthworms and insects.
It has q worms wiggily body
but has tiny insect-like legs, is
found only in tropical America
and is well on the road to ex-
tinction.
Most biologists at the meeting
had hitherto seen only dead,
picked forms Of the creature
in laboratory jars.
Thus, Byron E. Harrell, q
graduate student at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota. felt he had
somewhat Of a ten-strike when
he showed up with a live one
carefully slowed in a tin can
with some leafy stuff for nour-
ishment.
Found in Panama.
Mr.. Harrell. a bird expert
rather than an insect and worm
man, said he came across the
peripatus by accident last week
while on a survey trip on Barro
Colorado Island. in the Panama
Canal Zone.
But, knowing that it was q
rare creature. he brought it here.
The mother is about three
inches long, the babies less than
an inch. Each has antenna-like
structures jutting out from the
head.
Saying that text books point
out that the >peripatus gives
birth to only a relatively few
young q year at best. one scien-
fist said it was downright &C
commodating for this particular
mother to time her delivery to
coincide with a meeting of more
than 1000 biologists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
BY III. Associated Pres.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. Sept. IT,
A rare. worm like creature UNI
expectedly delivered two babies
in the middle of a big-time BIZ
ology convention and created a
bit Of excitement yesterday
among some of the Nations top
scientists.
The first one was born late
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Twin City Bridge Club Mr. and Mrs Matthew Evans $40
Fifth Av s. hosts the Twin City Bridge Club on Satur
day evening November 81 Prizes were won by Mr. Henry
Johnson first and Mr. O. L. Alexander second Plans were
completed for the New Years party 10 be held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs o l.. Alexander, 1882 Fifth Av s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

urday. November ~, with Mr., and
Mrs, Sterling Duke. III Carroll
Az AS hosts. following the busi-
ness session. members enjoyed
games and refreshments. The next
meeting win be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Bantam. 1925 Rondo Az.
on December II.
New York Visitor, Mrs. Garrett
Harris OF New York City arrived
Saturday. November 20 for u visit
with her son, william Penn and
friends She Ii guest OF Mr., and
Mrs. LeRoy Coleman ST.. Of 87i
w, Central Az,
Returns Home' Mrs. r, N.
Prince ~ Cleveland, o., who has
been visiting In the city for the
past few days. guest Of Mr., Wal
tor Bennett Of s72 81, Anthony
Az. returned 10 her home on Tues
day. November 80.
Family Gucstsi Mrs, Roy Rus
sell sr., and daughter. RoEella OF
Washington, y, c, returned 10
their home on Sunday. November
~, after spending the Thanksgtv-
Ing week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Thighman. bto Carroll Az.
Mrs, ThiEhman II a daughter Of
Mrs. Russell.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

Holidays In California: Mrs, Ty-
Ter Howell. 22o7 Elliot Av. and
Mrs. ]. r. Collines Of $500 Fourth
Av s, left Friday. November 20.
for Los Angeles. Calf, where they
plan TO spend the holidays Mrs
Collins will be the guest OF her
daughter and Mrs. Tyler will be
the guest OF her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Gresh-
am. The vscationers plan To re-
turn home around the first Of the
year.
New sister: Kenneth Allen Bal.
ley. has n new sister and play.
mate sharing the spotlight with
him at 1929 Chicago Av. Eliza
beth Anne was born Wednesday.
November II In Northwestern hos.
pital Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey
.ic parents of the family. Mr.,
and Mrs. John II. Jones, 1923 Chit
cago Av.. are the maternal grand
garents. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs Gerald Bailey
Sr., OF 354e Fourth Av. s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
WEDDING
ANNIVE
MINNEARnIIS

Dec. S-Mr. and Mrs. William
Cooper. 705 Seventh 81. N. IS
years.
ST. PAUL
Dec. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Brown. 5q2 Rondo Av.: nine years,
Dec. 6-Mr. and Mrs, Rodell
Brown, s46 St Anthony Av.. II
years.
Dee. MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Bruce. $50 Iglehart Av,, 20 years
Dec, s-Mr, and Mrs. Henry
johnson. Ta5 Edmund Av.. 40
years; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoff-
ner. s36 St Anthony Av.. IL
years,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

Paul, il tho son Of Mr., and Mrs
Louis T.. Moore OF 662 w. Central
Az.
Vanishing Luncheon, Mrs. Ro-
bert A. Jones. 1922 Rondo Az. and
Mrs Robert Mitchell, sS3 Fuller
Az, were co-hostcsscs at u van.
ishinI luncheon on Tuesday. No.
vembcr -. at the homo OF Mrs
Mitchell The luncheon given for
the benefit OF the building fund Of
ST Phillips Episcopal church. was
attended by 10 ladies
Visiting In DctrOIt' Mr.. Lucian
Willis, 1870 Shcrburne Az, left
Tuesday. November -, for De.
troit. Mich. To- visit his brother and
wife, Or and Mrs Walter q.
Willis Mr. Willis will be gone for
ten days and will spend n few days
In Chicago on his return trip,
Dinner Quests Mas Cieota
Butler OF Superior. VIA, Ia the
house guest OF her brother and
sister IN law, Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ,
Butler, 8a3 IEiehart Az, on
Thanksgiving day, Or and Mrs
Butler werr hosts at dinner In
honor Of their guest, Others pre-.
sent were Mr., and Mrs, Paul Wig.
tngton.
Thanksgiving In ~ LouI.s Mr.
James O Mann, sSS Iglehart Az.
and Mr., Albert Mcclure Of 1917
rfth st n, Minneapolis. spent
the Thanksgiving week end In II
Louis, visiting Mr.. MAnn's mother,
Mrs, y Bond, other relatives and
friends
Hall And Chain CiubI When tho
Rail and Chain Club met on Hat.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

OhuncE hOstS' Mr.. ana MIS-.
George II. Duncan. 4l0l Clinton
Av. were hosts at a prettily APP
pointed dinner party on Thanks
giving Day. Following a turkey
dinner. guests and hosts enjoyed
the evening playing canasta. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lucas were their
guests.
Visit Parents: Mrs. William Nc
Intosh, 2200 18th Av. s, and
children spent the Thanksgiving
week end in Des Moines. Iowa,
guests OF their parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. wes-
ley Burrell. The Burrells enter
tanned with family dinner in
honor Of their guests on Thanks
giving day.
Thanksgiving Dinner Guest:
Mr.. Cecil e. Newman was the din
ner guest on Thanksgiving day OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones and
Mrs. Jessie Shannon OF 1920 Third
Av 8.
Kansas Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arbery Turner and son. James. OF
Eliwood, Kans.. spent the past
week end In Minneapolis and were
guests OF Rev, and Mrs. II. w.
Bolts Sr.. OF 1919 Lyndale Av. N.
Mr.. Turner is 4 cousin OF Mrs.
Bolts.
It's A Boy: It's a new playmate
and brother for Gary Leon Smith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03


son Of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith
OF 1922 Aldrich Az. N. His parents
presented him with a baby brother
on November 10, in Fairview hos
pital, weighing in at five pounds,
ten ounces. Andreai Preston Is the
name chosen for the infant. Mr..
and Mrs. Arbery Turner OF Eli
wood. Kans.. maternal grandpar-
ents were on hand TO welcome
their latest grandson and welcome
him into the family circle, Mrs.
Cory Gray OF Detroit, Mich, is the
paternal grandmother.
New Addition: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Paul Judy. 1921 Fourth
Av. s. have chosen Ronald Trent
for the name Of their baby son.
The infant was born Monday No
vember % at Northwestern hos
pital weighing seven pounds and
A'hi 'hit1fH WI anu wiz II AVyh
Manson. 35l7 Fourth Az. s. are
the maternal grandparents, Mrs,
Ruth Boswell Judy and Ronald A
Judy are the psternal grandpar-
ents Mrs Marie Boswell. 1921
Fourth Az s. is the paternal
great grandmother,
Family Visitors; Mrs. Katie
March Of Childress, Tex. Ii visit
ing in the city. guest OF her two
daughters and their husbands, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Kirby OF 1899
Aldrich Av. N, and daughters and
Mr.. and Mrs James Clemens OF
1897 Aldrich Av. N. and a grand
son, Jerome MCGEE OF 1908 18th
Av, ~. MT and Mrs Kirby also
has as their guest, their nephew
J. ID. March OF Cincinnati, O., who
came TO the city 10 visit with his
grandmother. Mrs. March and
other relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

Indisposed: Rev f. Henderson
1929 Bryant Av. N, has been in
disposed at his home for the past
few days
California Bound: Mrs Bernice
Morris, 3S4i Clinton Az, left the
city Friday evening. November 70
for Los Angeles, Calf, TO make
her future home Enroute she Will
stop in Lincoln and Grand Island
Neb, visiting her two sisters and
will visit friends in Denver. Colo.
In Los Angeles she will reside with
another sister. Mrs. Kathryn Hall
away until she finds nm apartment
She also has a brother In Los An
geles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
SIT. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Dec, MANLY Rhodes. 600 Car
roll Az, Cathy Tucker $40 Rondo
Az; Marcella Smith, 45a st. An.
thony Az: Mrs. Charles scrog-
gins, 500 St Anthony Az Mrs,
Ellis Manning, $50 IglehSrt Az,
Mrs, Estelynnc Rodgers, $40 rh.
Ter Az,
Dec, 5 Dolly Nelson. SOS st.
Anthony Az. Ernest Ghcene, 7o2
Carroll Az: Teresa Combs, III
Iglehart Az
Dec, Viola jefferson. 40 II.
llth st: Donna Doyle. SIS ~. An.
thony Az. Mrs, Richard Stokes
Sr,. 1877 St Anthony Az.
Dec, 7 sue Williams, Tis Ron
DO Az: Carl II, Griffin II. 667 W.
Central Az: Mr., II, =. MRssie, 6ap
Carroll Az: Charlotte Smith, $50
w, Central Az, Mrs Margaret
Gordon, ts7 w Central Az, Mrs
James y Hughes, paI Fuller Az
Dec \ Byron Rife, Jr,. hTi w,
Central Av,; Zoo Ann Sweat. 1909
Carroll Az, Jack High. spo 81
Anthony Az
Dec, p-Arthut White. at Ron.
do Az: Zachary Blakcy, 200 ".
Avon: Marcia Jean BrooIins SGT
W, Central Az.
Dec. 10 Mrs Doris A. Roper,
ps2 Fuller Az, Mrs Annie Mae
Harper, soS Rondo Az: Crcda Mae
kimbrough. hso Carroll Az. Nor
ma Jean Howell, p7i st Anthony
Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

CIV" u ono years subscription "a
tbs paper for Christmas. It's the
one gift that viii remind the re
cipi"nI 0f your thouRhtfuIness for
~ weeks ~ the year. Gail Bridge
port $685. for details.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Dec q Lorelei Mayes, 7ot
Humboldt Az N, Meredith Miller.
1901 Bryant Az N; Betty ellis,
~? Bryant Az N, Mrs q. l. Al
'xandcr. 1892 Fifth Az. X. Miss
Nadine vivion I'll Girard Az, N.
Dec, . Charles Johnson. Jd2b
Fourth Az, 3. Oneida Jones, 1901
Fremont Az N. Mrs Maxine
tones. 1922 Third Az \.
Dec. 8John Mitchell. 202o
Riverside Az
Dec 7 Mrs Beatrice Rlcm.
mons, 20ib Frnh Az &. Ruby
Hill, T20 Fremont Az N.
Dec. y Mrs Jessie Clay, 2S11
1ist Az 3 Mrs Harriet Jones,
1924 Clinton Az: Clara Butler,
1909 Olson blvd Eugene Robin.
son. 1912 Firth Av. &
Doc. y Gilbert q Johnson. 2i2b
Fourth Az e. Mrs Daniel Reed,
S27 Eighth Az N, Mr. James
Lane, 722 Fremont Az "
Dec. 10 Richard l.. Stokes Jr..
1900 nth Az s.. Gloria Bush,
SAFE Chicago Az.
out 81 Town BIrthdays--
Dec. . \ Quay Herndon, chi.
caEo, III
Dec q Walter Taylor Wash,
ington, ~ g.
Dec. y Mrs w " Thompson
Rattle Creek Mich
Dec 10 Sadie Harbnrn Jones.
Des Molncs, Ia
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For only - you can give u
years subscription 10 this paper
for Christmas. Gail bridgeport
1911 and we win do the rest.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL x

New Home: The holiday will thrill to Mr.
and Mrs Charles f. Moore and Kelvin of Washington d.
c. who will celebrate Thanksgiving and the Yuetde with rea
tves and friends in their home at 4l0 ngraham St. W.
Washington II, d. C. The Moorcs purchased and moved into
their home in August of this year Mr. Moore formerly OF st.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
WEST EVANSVILLE

Adorable 5-rm. bungalow
with finished attic. 8 bedrns..
sep. din rm., fenced level lot:
GI or non-GI.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
CAPE con

This beautiful rambler near
Lorcom lane is o real value.
3 bedrms., 2 baths, carport.
beautiful lawn and terrace.
Value established at S26. $50.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-46oo tn Q Pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
LANDOVER HILLS

3-bedroom Colonial. with separate
dining room. large, mod. equipped
kitchen, full basement with rec. room,
scaped. fenced yard. Only $13. 800.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Custom built. lovely brick
rambler featuring 23-ft liv. rm
with firepl., sep din rm.. Hollywood
style bath, full dry bsmt, built-in
garage; on beautifully landscaped1
living In this ideal suburban COM
munity for. SIS. 500 Dir: Rigss I'd.
TO Apache. right to Gath ave. left
to S905 and our open sign. BAINuM
REAL. ESTATE. Ju. $1,000 or IA.
CHEVERLY-4-bedrm. brick, cor. lot,
ranch fenced yd.; . full tiled baths;
tiled bsmt.; kit, din. rm., liv. rm.,
TV alcove. owner leaving town. Call
AP. 7-1lS6. Ill
COLLEGE PARK-six-rm. Cape Cod;
level lot; nr. transp. and SHOPPING:
to vets: ROBERT s. DAVIS q Co.
call till o. WA, 7-3anO. LIZ
COLLEGE PARK-Home and In
come; 4 bedrms, and nook, liv rm-,
din. rm., irepl,. full bsmt;. fenced
I'd; lot 75x160; gar. $4,000 down;
easy terms. ATLAS BROKERAGE
CO.. WA. 7-4966. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-10
BRICK COLONIAL
RIGGS MANOR
$750 CASH
APPROX. S7S MO. 4

APPROX. S73 MO. (GD
Only 2 left. Lovely brick. / N baths,
8 bedrms.. full bsmt., all-elec. kit.
quality construction; lovely lot ad-
joining park; nr. schools. trsnsp
Call Mr.. Finley. RE. 7-2461.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. Ewes,
UN. 4-2173. Ill
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
This custom built brick home has
slate roof, sep. din. rm.,.. liv. rm.
1st floor. Hot-water heat and gar
age. screened-in porch, beautiful
corner lot. Excel. neighborhood,
conven. to everything. Mrs. Dewitt,
JU. S-2842. RUTLEY g. BAIR.
CT DILLON PARK. MD. -GI
S69 MO.-NOTHING DIN.
includes taxes. Cute bungalow; iy.
rm., Ice. kit, 2 bedrms., bath. PLUS
expand. upstairs. finished; fenced:
for kiddies. Mr.. Fortin, 10. S-s39O
cox q CO.. 10. S-6s37, 10. S-6637.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
LOOKING STEPS!

Lovely 3-bedroom rambler on level
fenced lot, designed and built to
save steps and make housekeeping
easy. Carport, lovely kitchen With
de luxe equipment including washer.
8. Capitol ct. Priced ct only S15,75O
and on conventional terms. Phone
now. L0. 1887 or LO. 7-9122
until o pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1954-06-10
Il STEPS TO HAPPINESS

Finds Q gracious white brick Cape
9 Ige. bedrms., attrac. uv. rm. with
hfepl., guest-size din. rm., step
saving kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal. Upstairs. lge. study, or 2 bed
Ims. partly finished knotty Pine.
full bsmt.. nrepl., half bath. $3.50
down Gl. Price, S16.950.
OWNER WANTS OFFER
Evening star., 1954-06-10
MAKE YOURSELF
COUNTRY
HOMES

NEAT BUNGALOW with bath and
GcBEpRooM. s-BATaa' home in
Gath; e11 DO close to DarOchial school.
NEW GATH. RAMBLER. 3 bedrooms.
full bsmt.. $4,000.
EXCEPTIONALLY NEAT complete
bungalow in good residential area
of Gath: stairs up: SI5.750.
SECLUDED. NEW 3-bedroom rambler
on ] acre. between Rockville and
Attractive 4,BEDRooM home on
! acre. in Gath. S24 800.
MANY OTHERS Stop in our once.
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. GATTEERSBURG 299
Az oInNA4A4GGU IInsINA4A4GGULATE H 2;ssTToRY sT2 vRg RgIcK
$17,4O0
OF APPROVED AND INSPECTED
First floor. living room with fireplace
and wal-to-wall carpeting. full din
ing. room. large kitchen fully
eduipped). Second floor, 3 lovely
bedrooms. modern bath and lots
Of closet space. Basement. recrea-
ton GULLY FTNISHED). laundry
room and workshop. Venetian
blinds. aluminium storm windows
and doors. washing machine Fenced
in lot with many full-grown trees.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
10. 6-32O0 Lo. 4-5473
Evening star., 1954-06-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

In this so-innocent-looking home
offered for your inspection and ap-
proval. All wonderful sized rooms.
even to the tremendous private nv-
ing porch, shaded by many huge
trees. Delightful paneled recrea-
tion room in basement. diversified
built-in garage. Truly your home
of tomorrow. Close in Arlington
FILA flrst-trust valuation; need we
say more? Only one! Priced at
S21,500. Please call IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
ARLINGTON

4 JUICY SECRETS
To have been found out-but we
still have left. Rambler styling
with Q beautiful room arrangement;
close to Arlington Forest. Full base
rooms, separate dining room. large
kitchen. Nearing completion-eall
TODAY.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 TIL 0
Evening star., 1954-06-10
IF YOU LIKE

II YOU L1hE
feeling Of excitement Of taking pos
session. and the glow Of sitting In
your own living room and the hrst
dinner guest seated around the din
ing room table,. then you'll love
this rich, rustic brick rambler The
kitchen with built-in breakfast
the family. The huge daylight base
ment picture window and walk-out
entrance will suit all TO o tee.
S4,950 cash required to handle, and
at the price you'll say, "rll take
It." Telephone today to inspect.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
2-UNIT INCOME

2-UNIT INCOME
Use one 5-room apt. for your own
use: Rent the other duplicate apt.
and live free. Only min. drive to
D. c. Prewar construction. 1st hr.
apt. vacant. Upstairs occupied and
required. Balance payable at S1O5
monthly. Call today for appoint
ment.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1893 Lee Hwy. of GIebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1954-06-10
nnNMIAAfuLATE nNMIAAff,u LWETE XN1sT0RT NsN03 TxRI 81
S17.4OO
RAMBLER
2 Blks. Off Bradley Blvd.

z BlKS. OH Bradley Blvd.
Lovely H-type rambler on 2s-acre
level lot: 8 large bedrooms, 2 baths,
separate dining room all-electric
kitchen: glassed and screened
breezeWay connecting 2-car ga
rage: basement under entire house
win sell at sacrifice price. Evening
phone EN-. 3-8275: BOSS & PHELPS,
INC, Ma. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
NOTHING ELSE

NOTHING ELSE
WILL DO. when you see
this home. Three bedrms., Ia
baths. den, large liv. rm., sep.
din. rm.. full bSmt. and ga
rage, on choice corner loca.
tion in Silver Spring. Call for
an appointment. Priced at
$23.95O.
MAKE YOURSELF
AT HOME in this 3-bedrm.,
bath, brick Colonial home.
Large liv. rm., step-up sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt. Lot ad-
joins park on dead-end street.
Ideal for children. Call now
for an appointment. Priced
under $4,000.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. 4-4o0o Til 9 Pm RA: $500
SERVICE
Evening star., 1954-06-10

COLONIAL COMFORT
Big and brick with side screened
porch and basement opening ct
ground level. Nice dining room.
equipped kitchen, spacious living
room, 8 good bedrooms. Approx. 8
CT APPROVED AT S17.6O0 Call
TODAY.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300 Till .
Evening star., 1954-06-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOME - $50 acres,
frame house. 2 springs. lovely noun
tain view, excellent road frontage.
REALTY Co, ia. S-I252.