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Evening star., 1954-02-19
Cadillac Again SymboIizes
Luxurious in u. s. Car Desiun

The 1854 Cadillac again is
symbolic of luxury in American
car design: long, low, wide, pow
erful and expensive.
From it's half-lidded head
lights to its "crisply styled rear
bumper the Cadillac emphasizes
a trend in car design that makes
driving easier.
More vision. better brakes and
effortless steering, together with
more horsepower than has the
average cross-country trailer
truck make the new Cadillac a
snap to drive.
The cars general impression
of extra width. lowness and pow
er is backed up by specifications:
the overhead-valve va engine
delivers 230-horsepower and sets
2 inches lower on new mounts;
wheelbase has been increased up
to three inches and front tread
by one inch. Overall height has
been lowered IA inches.
Cadillac's annual emphasis of
the classic line is shown in the
vertical body posts and square.
front panel windows. This an
gularity is relieved in the coupeS
and conyertibleS by a window
line that notches into the body.
The most striking body fea-
ture of the new car is the wrap
around windshield. obviously
carried over from General
Motors 1852 experimental car.
the LaSabre. Corner posts are
we'll back from the drivers line
of forward vision.
Over the glass is a built-in
sun visor, integral with the roof
Extending almost the width of
the glass at the hood line is an
air intake scoop.
Another LeSabre carry over is
the waffle" grill. Headlights are
Evening star., 1954-02-19
The Way You Drive
Is a Good Tipoff 10
Your Character

Don't look now, but your
driving is giving you away.
Gone with the linen duster and
the hand crank is the idea that
people change when they take
the wheel of an automobile. To-
day, we know that people are
Just what they appear to be when
they drive.
In the great highway give
away show the truth comes to
the surface for all to see. It
comes as a shock to those who
have assumed the public believes
that bad driving bears no rela-
ton to ones true character. But
it's a shock that may prove to
be the basis for a great upSWing
in highway safety.
Contrary to the generally ac-
cepted notion people do not
change when they take the
wheel. psychiatrists now are tell
ing us. 1t is just that driving
magnifies ones character, or lack
of it.
Tea leaves and palms are old
stuff so far as character analysis
goes. If you are going to do buSi-
ness with someone these days
take a ride with him in his car
It will tell you more than
credit rating.
Safety folk are beating the
drums for this new view of the
picture in the hope that more
motorists will make an effort to
turn over those new leaves which
alone will make their driving do
the right kind of advertising.
Some taking, of course, is pos
Sible. But it doesn't stick. The
truth keeps popping out.
Show-offs pretty we'll top the
list Of undesirables on the road.
But there are plenty of other
types which bear watching. One
very clever driver began to show
a tendency toward indulging in
minor infractions of the law
provided these gave him momen-
tary advantages.
He would make turns from
the wrong traffic lane or slip
into a parking space which
someone else was obviously plan
ming to take It wasn't at all Sc
rious, and if you watched him
closely you would find that he
almost never took any real
chances while driving.
You could be sure he wouldn't
drive too fast or get himself
into a jam. In fact, the whole
attitude was one of making sure
that he took care of himself
first. and in most cases that en-
abled passengers to benefit, too.
His driving told the story.
Someone later found that he
cheated at cards.
Evening star., 1954-02-19

all Cadillacs this year as is an
automatic transmission.
Altogether, there are eight
separate body designs in the so
and 62 series, including the
Fleetwood series.
The one that will draw the
most enviouS stareS, however.
will be the sleek Ell Dorado con-
vertible.
Standard on the Ell Dorado
while optional on other models
are power brakes. vertical and
horizontal powered-seat adj
juster and wire wheels. 1t also
is fitted with power steering and
may be had with other acces-
sories such as electric window
lifts. automatic headlight dim
mer. A fancy gadget that CO.
ordinates the windshield wiper
action with timed squirts Of q
cleaning fluid is standard.
Evening star., 1954-02-19

recessed under fender extension
that look like eyelids.
The front bumper is devided
into two gull wing" sections
which are tipped with bullet
shaped castings. These without
doubt will make an impression
on other car owners.
When Cadillac brought out
its dual exhaust system two
years ago it fitted the exhaust
pipe ends into fiat openings in
the rear bumper. This year, the
pipes exhaust through two
round holes in the bumper ex-
tensions.
Power steering is standard on
Evening star., 1954-02-19
Just Pull Over and Let
CIose-Up Drivers Pass

With modern car speeds there
should be greatly increased space
between cars. but the tendency is
for some drivers to tag along as
closely as possible. This type
driver often. isn't interested in
passing. The best thing to do is
to pull over to the side of the
road and invite the menace to
Evening star., 1954-02-19
D. c. Toxis Total 1000

Washington is second only to
New York in the number Of taxi
cabs. New York has over II 900;
the District over 5000. Jersey
City. N. j., has So.
Evening star., 1954-02-19

every custom extra you can think of
comes with the Austin Healey. Heater.
Defrosters. Twin carburetors. Tachom-
eter. Three forward speeds, plus over
drive. Adjustable windscreen. Disap-
pearing allweather top. Wire spoke
knock-on wheels. Tonneau cover. But
why should we tell you everything
when you can see it so much better
with your own eyes at the Auto Show
all this week.
While there, see the whole Austin
line. There is the Austin A-4O Con-
vertible, shown in the background of
Evening star., 1954-02-19

the picture above. This Austin Con-
vertible delivers up to IS miles per
gallon, cuts operating costs 5Oee-and
costs only $1945, including more than
$3.50 worth of custom extras.
Then there is the great new low
priced sedan-the 1854 Austin A-4O.
And the Austin A-3O Sedan-another
great bargain. Be sure to see them.
Evening star., 1954-02-19
See the new Austn-HeaIey and the complete line
of exciting Austin cars at the Auto Show today!

TvEN rival exhibitors at the Auto
II Show can't stay away from the new
Austin-Healey. And when you get your
first look at this graceful beauty, you'll
know why.
On the Bonneville Salt Flats, mod
ified Austin-Healey recently travelled
142 636 miles per hour! How much does
the worlds fastest production car
under 5000 &C. cost? Only s29s5, FOB.
port of entry!
The styling is superb. as you can see.
and this astounding car gives you up
to Is miles per gallon. And just about
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

Seated in traditional Japanese fashion alongside the R Rev.
Michael H. Yahro, Presiding Bishop of the Nippon SeOkwa
Hoy Catholic Church Japan) The Hon. Francis B. Sayre
gh personal representative to Japan of the Rt Rev. Henry
Knox Sheriff. Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Amer
lea, and Mr. j. Earl Fowler Associate Secretary of the Overseas
Department of the National Council of the Episcopal Church
grant from the National Council of $4,000 for the estab
lmen of Christian student the largest
university in japan sprang from Dr. Sye suggestion Since
his arrival JAPAN he has given careful attention the opporun
ties for furthering the growth of Christianity in Japan
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

Delaneys Church W.S.C.S. Officers
The newly elected officers of the
W.SyC.S. of Delaney's Church are:
President, Mrs. Frank Conner;
Vice President, Mrs. Corinne
Mitchell; Secretary, Mrs. Viola
Straughn; Treasurer, Mrs. Virgil
mia Gonce; Friendship chairman,
Mrs. Mary Pyle; and serapbook
chairman, Mrs. Frances Berry.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

Commission on Missions. A film
entitled "a People Without Fear
will be shown. This will be an ex-
celent program and you are urged
to be present. The prayer service
will be held on Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Choir rehearsals
will be as follows: Junior-Mrs.
Robert Montgomery and Mrs,
Henry T. Price, directors, Friday
afternoon at 400; Youth-Mrs
Donald Knots, director, Thursday
evening, 7:30 and Senior-Mrs.
KNOTS, director, Saturday evening
at TOO. :.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

@. What is the name of these cuts
of beef?
A. Beef shank cross cuts.
@. Where do they come from and
how are they identified?
A. They are made by cutting
across the shank bone, thus are
identified by the section of shank
bone they contain surrounded by
meat.
@. How are they prepared?
A. By braising or cooking in liq-
uid. These make clever individual
pot-roasts when cooked by brais-
ing. Brown them on all sides, add
from e to " cup of liquid, cover
closely and cook slowly 8 to a
hours or until tender. For. cooking
in liquid, place the cross cuts in
deep heavy utensil, cover COM
pletely with water, cover and sim
mer until done.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22
Asbury Church Notes

The Rev. Walter L. Beckwith
pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church, announces services for
Sunday, April 25, as follows:
Morning Worship will be at 11:0C
am; Sunday School, Mr.. H. C.
johnson, General Superintendent,
at 1000 am. The evening service
will be at 7:30 p.m., in charge OF
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

viii be at 10 am; the subject,
The Prophets of Israel" The Mis-
sionary Society win meet on Mon
day evening at 8 pm. On April 80,
a covered dish supper will be serv-
ed at 6 pm. by the ladies of the
Mite Society.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

Publicity, Virginia Cubbage; Com
munity Service, Peggy Carson;
Cancer, Mary Burke; Civil De-
fense, Sarah Turner; and Service
Officer, Rose Hitzelberger. On
April 22nd the Auxiliary will take
a Hospital Party to the Veterans
Hospital at Brack-Ex. This will be
party for the T-B patients on the
9Th floor. A contribution has al
ready been made to the Cancer
Fund.
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22
Presbyterian Church Notes

The Rev. o. C. Jones, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, an
nounces services for Sunday, April
25, as follows: Morning Worship
will be held at IL am; the sermon
Christian Ideals" Sunday School
Smyrna times., 1954-04-22

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Evening star., 1954-10-31
Now Mony Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, pleasant alkaline
tnon-acid) powder. holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk in more
comfort, Just sprinkle a little FAS-
TEETH on your plates. No gummy.
gooey. pasty taste or feeling. Checks
plate odor' (denture BREATH. Get
FASTEETH at any drug counter
FREE! Write for generous sample to
36 Wall St, Binghamton, New York.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

EYES, like eomeros. work best in good light
by the Army Air Force. Looking at colored cards,
or eating carrots, is simply waste of time.
The current fad is oolored glasses. These are most
useful at the beach or when driving on giary day,
but the blonde who wears them to night club is
not helping her vision. And driving in tinted glasses
after sundown to shield yourself from others head
lights is most dangerous practice - your vision is
reduced far below the safety level.
As in 50 many other areas of medicine. eye dis
eases associated with old age are today the chief
problem. They are the subject of extensive medical
research. and already enough has been accomplished
to offer hope that we can all look forward to future
of longer and better vision.
ARE YOU afraid to eat ice cream after lobster?
In NEXT sceeit's column on preventive medicine.
Dr.. Wingate M. Johnson expiodes some myths
about digestion.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

and filings, the welders eyes shielded from glare.
but in this do-t-yowself age, all too few amateur
workers take similar precautions Housewives too.
should be aware of the danger to their eyes when
using strong chemicals like lye and ammonia. For
eign bodies should be removed only under sterile
conditions, to avoid secondary Infection Eyes
injured by chemicals should be washed Immediately
with oopious amounts of clean water, as frst-aid
treatment
Of course you should see your doctor Immediately
if you have serious accident, but if even a minor
discomfort lasts more than day or 50, you should
get professional advice.
Latest Facts
EYE specialists have had to spend good deal of
time disillusonng their patients about the latest eye
fads We know that only the right glasses correct
myopia. or shortsightedness. but many people have
been convinced that eye exercises, palming and
forcing the eyes to without glasses can be cure
The fact is people who depend these practices are
simply doing the best they can with poor vision
Color blindness and night blindness cannot be
altered, was proven by tests given to thousands
Evening star., 1954-10-31

Are you seeing today as well as you
used to? Here well-knOwn specialist
gives you a few cOmmOn-sense rules
that are sure to help your vision
0UR eyes are wonderful precision instruments
" which, like our hearts, we seldom think of
until something goes wrong. / have been amazed
at how many people 60 to an oculist for the first
time only after discovering that the sight of one
eye has been completely lost.
Actually like any other fine piece of machinery,
your eyes need certain amount of common-sense
care. Following few simple rules can help you get
the best service from the eyes you were endowed
with, and may we'll prevent tragedy.
Children, who are just learning to use their eyes,
should have preschool vision tests, and similar tests
every two three years while in school. The cause
of many SLOW readers" and even of behavior prob
lens, is the lack of proper glasses.
Adults would profit by eye examinations at five
year intervals or whenever acuty of vision changes.
simple home test is to cover each eye alternately
and check the ease with which you can read your
and if you notice any change in your vision call it
to the attention of your eye specialist.
Under ordinary living conditions our eyes need no
special attention. Like camera, they are capable
of adjusting to widely variable conditions but work
best when there is an abundance of light and no
glare Your eyes will tire slower, and you will be
able to read faster if your reading done by strong
but difused light. The source should be above and
behind you coming over either shoulder despite
assertions that one or the other side is preferabe)
How About ~?
HERE'S how to check the amount of light you
should be getting hold your magazine or paper three
to five feet from frosted, 10O-watt bulb. That's
how bright the page should be when you are sitting
in your regular reading chair.
The advent of television brought food Of warn
ings about possible eye damage, and even claims
that the set gave off dangerous X rays. Now we
know that TV does no definite harm to your eyes.
1t can be most comfortably watched in lighted,
not dark, room, with the light placed where it
causes the least annoyance. The best distance from
the set is that at which the is covered by your
open hand held at arms length in front of your eyes,
And when they get tired. it's time to turn away
and give them a rest.
We should all be more aware OF one dangerous
source of eye trouble: accidents In our modern
factories workmen's eyes are protected from sparks
Evening star., 1954-01-20
WOOD)lMOOR

WOODMOOR
Two-bedrm. rambler. with lge. expan
attic. heat and plumbing roughet
in. wall-to-wall carpeting in liy
rm., exceptionally lge. mod. kit.
fnll ,si, sSmt;; a;,,as 6eHut fenced lot. pricee
Philip B. Key Co.. Realtors
QAO waupa Aya ITf z 1nt Z
Evening star., 1954-01-20
CLOSE IN

Sligo pkwy. Giv. rm. with pic pfctura m
window, din rm.. :, bcdrms. and
bath on 1st flr.: End flr. has plumb
ing and heat roughed in and read
for :, mere bedrms. and bath Fr'
hcmt. with outside exit. Priced
81 600 below the market ut S15.95t
with as little as $500 down.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. $4,000 til 10 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acre; 3 bedrms., firepI, fi'i; full Oa day.
light bsmt.: lust ! yr. old; SIS, 800,
s3iNI}M s33:IT3 csi1; RRar Es4lrS caIl ~. $780,
and NH; Dutch Colonial, Tyr. old
8 rooms. full bsmt.; low priced;
BETHESDA, MD. = Charming center
entrance brk. Colonial with 8 lge
rms, 2 baths. stairs to storage attic
ot wR Rf Sesatu sas Osassd rees snd on shESS 1eys
berry. in q delightful neighborhood
close to all COW. Low price, excep.
tional terms. To inspect. call ME-
81 e til 2 pm. j. WESLEY BU'
sETAEssSAN1NsSs sGE4AEsSi 1NS 600 cash will, MIR.
Cape Cod in very desirable area
Priced at s19,950. Liv. rm., small
din. rm.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
, rear porch. Ewes, call OIL. 2-9346
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC. OIL
BETHESDA AREA-s15.75o: 10 min
% Old briek eaq cape Nspa cod SGse Se bedrms
full bsmt.. paneled recr. rm. Beau.
WSIGHT. Oh. 10000; OIL. 1Hs542
BETHESDA BRICK R AMB L Err
Three bedrooms. g tile baths, ga
rage. dishwasher. disposal; fine loc;
Schools. ~ Sci 500. Ma Make ssefnH' offer
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-i41i
ewes. OIL. 2-3223 -21
BETHESDA-LOC HILLS - Ram
bier, REDUCED; 3 bedrn1s., ga baths
de luxe kit. sep. din. rn.. den
superb ground-level rec. room, B,
OWNER. Oh. 4-303S. -21
Evening star., 1954-01-20

NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE, on the
heiEhts beyond the AnacoStia River.
Brick bungalow of Z rooms. bath.
oil hot-water heat and fireplace.
The bath and one bedroom are on
1st floor; also concrete iron-railed
reatIon room being in the basement.
The extensive Handicapped grounds
opposite this house must be very at
tractive during the warm weather
To the west there is the masnifcent
outlook over the city and the rivers
Price. S1495O. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1919 K st NV. MA.
S-1166. Night or Sunday. call EN-.
S-1760.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.

NEAR D. c. LINEN. H. AvE.-Two-
bedrm.. brick bungalow. stairs to
s1tie fun asERs SsRs aRSs S terms t.4p Sply
RAMBLER VALUE OF THE YEAR
One of the finest homes we ever
have offered; choice loc.. of Mass
sSs sxi nasiSs hs
rm.. approx. 1924; separate din
rm.. huge all-elec. automatic kit.
PANELED DEN plus 3 lovely bedrms
master bedrm. approx. 1Sx1Sl,
G. tie baths , each &c with tub tub ana nd Liner sn
and diversified puilt-in garagt. Priced
quickly. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
7-1411; ewes. OIL. 2-4S34.
$500 -bedrm. semidet.
ment. MODERN REALTY &C Co. ~.
/, 7H2aSs BEDRotMs. 3 s'E BATHS. Low 9Ss .Ss--
Sensational vaiuel Large Diet. brick
beautiful wooded lot. huge Anchor
fenced rear yard; fine neighborhood
off New Hamp. ave. extended; conv
TO schools, stores. tfansp.; bedrm.,
sath Bat On ist st fl; sds1 sedrms, ;at. bath ,v On
beds; beds u rec ." rm.; ''sS: sarase; e Screened l
porch. fireplace. slate roof; beautiful
condition; vacant Make an offer
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411;
ewes. OIL. 2-4s34.
bedrm. house, in silver Spring. LO
5-9Sl6 or LO. 5-4l70. "a
BRICK RAMBLER-This charming
home features liv. rm.. din. ell. 3
well-arranged bedrms., tiled bath.
equipped kit. Assume GI $12,500.
WOOD CO.. 10. 4-7300 till pm.
FORESTVILLE
Four -bedrm., 6-year-old det. brick;
full bsmt., oil hot-water heat. Priced
around $4,000 for immediate sale.
Gnii ar; Psnlsnd a., 81; 27sIS: sTsgv eyes SS
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT.
Beautiful cor. brk. home; 8 spacious
rms; 1st-fir. powder rm., fireplace:
screened porch: rec. rm. Excellent
value. leaving city.
PECK CO HE 4-640O
Evening star., 1954-01-20

Washington, D. C.
JANUARY 20, 1854
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Nr. 10th and MINI
ave.-Brick row, ; rms, . lse
bedrms.. > inclosed porches. Ga:
h.-w.h.. built-in garage; bargain
$11,500. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope. rd. Sc, LU. f.
RI. DUPONT HILLs-vacant. $3.50
down. $50 mo. incl. taxes and in
surance. 2-yr. -old brick home j
rms. bSmt., gas heat. JAS. E. HORN
-JU. $4,000, ST. 3-3444. --22
HHLCREST-Nr. Branch and Ala
aves.-Det. brick, s rms, , tilC
baths. 4 rms. and bath each fir.
knotty pine rec. rm.. oil h.-w h..
$25, 900. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4
1900. LU. 2-5976.
&ILLcREST; "3.500-Attrac. terms
de luxe, 6-rm.. a-bath. brick Co
lonial home; immac. cond Fire.
place, slate roof, gas hot-watei
heat, garage; real value.
AVON SFOCKEY. REALTOR
TU, 2-2l00
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES FOR .sALE-Mp.
.I.ANGI.EY PARK

lSysy STs old: EriGx Ige Va Nv. rm, o repi Ssaet
ceiling and picture window; glassee
brick din. area. mod. elec. kit, dish
washer and disposal; 3rd bedrm
finished in knotty pine: full bsmt
with rec. rm., concrete drive and An
chor fence; blks. shopping center
TAKOMA PARK
Pretty new 3-bedrm. rambler on lge
wooded lot; full bsmt. with picture
window, stone front, tinted cedal
shingle siding. Price, S15.950, low
down payment.
BROWN AGENCY
JU. 9-3444 JU. 9-349;
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LOCUST HILLS


Beautiful center-hail Colonial, or
approx. acre. Spacious liv. rm.
din. rm.. elec. kit, powder rm. ano
lge. screened porch on 1st A.: 3
bedrms.. = baths on ind fl. Ade-
euate space for . rms. full bsmt
patio and barbecue. owner leaving
country wants quick sale. To in
spect, call ME-. S-l143 til q pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

ANN'e'"'- -. -" iNA' 80
COLI EGE PARK-6-year-o old Colonial
brick home in peri. cond.; firepl.,
full hsmt. gas heat. Asking price.
Sl4,500. Well financed.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

IA1ND4VL VVO-11 1b1tO-CENOUN
S6S PER MONTH
Good BUNGALOW for someone witt
So 600 down. Call Mr.. Steele, 10
S-3551 after Z pm JOHN H. Nc.
ALLISTER REAL, ESTATE -o3
Evening star., 1954-01-20
A RI n g t o n
LYON VILLAG Sc

Unusual. English, country style. brick
corner; 3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths
open ceiling liv. rm.. many extras
VACANT. 18th and Highland. Cal
for appointment.
TENCHER-W WALKER. INC.
AD. 4-2644 IA. 2-52SC
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS = custom
built brick Colonial: Z rooms. ia
baths: 3 bedrooms. . baths End fir.
lar. 1st: porch, garage. Only $3l,-
500.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Brick Colonial
ncnr Shirley Woods. Six rooms, =
bedrooms dinette. screened porch,
full basement: beautiful garden. Va
cant. make offer. Call Mr.. Boswell
Ma. $4,000: evenings. JA. 4-1444
with BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417
K st. NV.
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
Charming contemporary rambler
Holmes Run area; T., acre.. Fin,
trees and shrubs; 24-ft. patio anc
fenced yard. Large liv. rm.. din
L. , bedrms. (3rd availD. bath
equip. kit. carport. Near elementar!
schools, pvt. swimming pool ant
riding stable. Good financing.
real buy. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
CO.., aO5 18th st. NV. ST. 3-055t
until Q pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

Va, FImWOCG b-""OW. TT
TARA QUALITIES at rare barsain
5000 down, excellent terms. Don't
let this set away! Make an ap-
pointment NOW TO see this 3-bed-
room brick Colonial with Mrs.
Kramer, IA. S-7053. CHARLES B.
YODER, MA. S-32l0. -22
MEMORY 81 400 down; GI. Three
bedrm. rambler: full bsmt; > baths.
fireplace. Located block from
Fairfax Grade School, 3 blocks from
center Of town. Asking Sl4160n'
ERTIES. ia. 2-23sI. ia. 7-3326.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

HYATTsvILLE-S50O down: ist Of
fering; 3-bedrm. brick; sep. din
rm.. equip. kit. with disposal and
auto. washer; lots of closets: / blk
bus, near school and shopping CEN
ter Owner transferred.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

46ol-93 H ST. Sc.
: excellent semidet. brick homes.
bedrms. each: large bsmt.; near
schools and all conveniences. Owner
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Raaltnr 1904 l4th ST AID -n00S
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
By Gene

LANGLEY PARK-Modern. 2-story
brick: 3 bedrms., Ia baths. lge
liv. rm. din. rm., kit, front and
PorrpT TsSE Porches l 3eysl fsHced r6s l9s Cal Cal
$4,000, til o pm. daily.
LANGLEY PARK-Name your owr
terms on this 2-bedrm. semidct
brick with fun bsmt. AS low as
$500 down. Call J. j. OCONNOP,
ST. 3-3S22; ewes. JU. 5-3334.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =

MASS, AVE EXTENDED. Excellent
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler.
Nice sized living room, separate
Ssinins room. complete electric kit
Evenings. Miss Huev. HO ola 531
RAYMOND b DIINN W0 G-n1il
Evening star., 1954-01-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT.
Beautiful cor. brk. home; 8 spacious
rms; lst-fir. powder rm., fireplace:
screened porch: rec. rm. Excellent
value. leaving city.