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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Christmas Universal

\IN MILLION food parcels, will be de-
- liNered during the Christmas season to
some forty-four countries throughout the
world through the Office of Foreign Opera
tons of the United States Government.
This is a part of a Christmas spirit being
demonstrated by the United States TO its
friends and neighbors this holiday season.
The packages are made up by the For
elgn Operations Administration and uti-
lie surplus foods obtained from the De-
partment of Agriculture. Some 100000 of
them will be distributed to the armed
forces overseas.
The packages are estimated to be worth
about $3.50 each, and contain a pound of
butter, pound Of cheese, a pound of dried
milk, one pound of dried beans three
pounds of rice. five pounds of flour, one
pound of shortening and one pound of
canned beef and gravy. All of these foods.
except the beef, are surplus foods
Variations are made in packages sent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
FIRST CLASS AIR MAIL

Encouraged by the results Of
the experiment in the East, the
Postoffice Department is plan-
ming to extend its experiments In
the transportation by air of ordi-
nary three cent first class mail
to MAJOR West coast cities.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Merry Christmas Bells

The Christmas bells, With Joy ring out
And with their music fill the eorth
Across our land and lands ofor
Is heard the echo Of their n1rth
They celebrate the doy on which
The Saviour OF monkind wos born,
And to the world proclaim oeon
The glory Of thot Christmas morn.
Their peoIs Of Joy 90 into homes
Where wealth, mid splendors, celebrate,
Where children's Laughter gay IS heord
And Yule logs glow within the grote.
And into novels, cold ond bore
Where sorrow hos held sway SO long
And Christmas bells, let linoer there
Sweet echoes of your silver song.
Ring out, ring out upon the dir
And to the world tell once again
The song they song in Bethlehem,
The ongels song, Goodwill to noeni'
Goodwill to men, on eorth be peocef
Again ring out the angels words,
And bids all strife ond wars to ceose
And bonish need for guns and swords
Sweet Christmas bells, ring clear ond loud
To drown the sounds Of sin and strife
Ring IN the love that Jesus fought
Thot eods to nober, purer life
Ring into hearts Of all mankind,
And fiji each one with Christmas cheer
Tell to oil men upon the eorth
The birthday Of our Soviours here
With peos Of Joy, chime clear ond gay
And fill with mirth. the hearts Of men
Good will ond peoce On earth proclaim,
To turn out thoughts TO God again
While coros sweet, young voices sing,
And while our heorts ore bithe and qoy,
With merry music, Christmas bells,
Ring in the Joy Of Christmas doY.
To oil my friends who reod the t1eroId
Both here, ond for o~oy
| Wish merry Christmas for
Eoch one on Christmas doy
n Wnitoker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
UNEMPLOYMENT

New claims for unemployment
compensation totaled $247l00 in
the week ended November 10,
which was $4,000 fever than the
preceding weeks total, and 35 per
cent below the April levels. A
year ago, in the corresponding
week. new claims totaled S273 400
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Letters To. Editor
Looking Away
From Danger

Editor Of Herald
Let me congratulate YOU on
your editorial IN the Herald, De-
cember Ia, under heading. look
ing Away from Danger" I agree
with every paragraph in it,
I think committee should be
appointed to inves igate each
member Of the Supreme Court
F.. b Nuckols.
Cumberland. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

In a recent study Of the nation 5
electric utility plants. the Nation
al Coal Association found that
plants in % states and the Dis
trict of Columbia used coal in
more than 50ee Of their electric
generation.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
The Day After
Lesson for December rs, 1854

THE day after Christmas let's US
down with thud. So does the
day after any great occasion. The
songs have been sung. the candles
have burned down. some Of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

toys have already
been brok en-. the
dishes have to be
washed We
feel tired and fat.
For some. it is al
most a relief to
get ba OK to work.
with Christm a 8
"out Of our sys-
TEN N Q W W e
should mot hs SIR
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

beautiful ladies. and all who formed those
joyous throngs? The worm has made his
castle in the broad chest of the bold baron
the dust of centuries lies on the form and
in the once bright eyes of the beautiful
lady; the men at arms have laid down their
armour; the songs Of the gleemen are
have fallen and the ivy trails its dark
green leaves upon the walls and along the
floor of the dining hall. The owl and the
bat make merry there, and its only revel
lers are the dancing winds and piping
echoes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

4 MERICA, England, France, Germany,
- Italy, Norway, Russia. Austria. all are
celebrating with us the birth of Jesus. Let
US hope that on this blessed day, even the
blood tanned warriors of the Crimea have
ceased their horrid carnage, and that, dur
ing the hours of rest and refreshment, they
may remember the song they have forgot
ten-"Peace on earth and good will to
men" Well would it be. if on Christmas
Eve. which is the Sabbath. they. too. like
the Shepherds might hear the divine song,
and see the angel choir in the sky,
When we gather up all these assccia-
tions: when we remember its holy origin:
its warm though rude celebration by our
ancestors: the less boiSterous but more
rational respect paid to it in our day. we
must account Christmas the first and best
of our holidays. With all reverence and
prudent mirth. let it be perpetuated-
ii not be reduced to the uses Of children
only: let us be children with our children;
wise in our mcrriment and with meaning
in our Joy. If the smiles of our kindred and
friends soften the heart. the contempa-
ton Of the uses Of the day land the rcli-
gion which, in It's genial humanities, it
symbolizes) tends to elevate and enlarge
the mind. 1t is this spirit that with custom
AIRY courtesy. but with more than custom
airy carnestness and sincerity, we wish our
readers, one and all, a merry Christmas
and Happy NeW Year!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

60 WILL il be with US who make a feast
- and are happy today, and even so it be
with the houses we have builded and the
hopes we have cherished. The bright eyes
that lure US with thier sparkling welcome
and the rosy lips that pledge US a Merry
Christmas" will moulder into dust; the
strong hand which presses our own so
cordially will Wither and its pressure be
forgotten.
But the day forbds indulgence in such
forebodings. The spirit of Him whose birth
we celebrate is the spirit of hope and not
Of despair beyond all human calamities
and beyond death itself He has taught US
to look for happiness, lasting and perfect
AS happiness in this life is evanescent and
incomplete. 1t is enough that we are happy
now 1t is enough that friends and family
are gathered around the old familiar
hearth and under the old roof tree. 1t Is
more than enough to know that through
out Christendom millions of the most en-
lightened of mankind are gathered in
circles of friendship and kindred. to renew
once more the association and emotions
that soften, purify and make glad the soul.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

prised at this, nor cry about II
After the Mount OF TRANSPORTATION
comes sick boy in dusty val
ley After every high day comes n
long string Of low days Religion.
the religion OF the Bible is not
thing intended only for Sundays
and holidays. 1t is religion for the
clammy day after.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

The Virginia state Chamber ot
Commerce
Richmond 10, Virginia
Evening star., 1954-11-26

interchangeable grids let you
bake golden waffles or grill sand
wiches right at the table! Com
pletely automatic with indicator
light. Makes two large plate-size
waffles at one time. Use sand
wich grill for llamburgers. bacon
and eggs. etc, too.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Power to spare for every mixing
job from cake batters to whipping
cream! Handy beater ejector lets
you remove beaters easily :.
lightweight enough to use at
stove, complete with wall attach.
ment SO it hangs up conveniently
as your saucepans.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrlEs

WORKING PARTNER. display and
s sShot nfs ym plant psod fashse' h sha
caiiber work with increasing VOLUME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Va. 6 miles
from Key Bridge. established yrs,
self-service; lease. Rent, Sl5u;
Why. average; 81. 600 with 5000 sa,9S
6STs; Te 5to Jk aa sa MIXTURES ~ $'
PANTHER WANTED-Estab. used
car dealer. with ideal location an9
complete facilities for repair ana
silent partner with. CAPITA. to o.s sx-
Apply Box 500-V, Star. ar ;,
RESTAURANT with liquor; corner H
st. n.e.-Heavy bar business; same
owner 9 yrs; net rent, 500 mo
soCdo o6 lease; payroll oo sl easb Wee e.
< THRIFT, Exclusive. i41l Pa. ave.
NV. MA. SOFAS. Ewes. uN. 1897.
SMALL LOAN COMPANY for sale.
convenient location, Silver Spring.
Substantial balance. Box Bat,
1s sta COMMERCIAL. store and dwell
ing. near Sth and Md. ave. ne,
suitable for professional or most
yfRGINIA, COLUMBIA PIKE--Ex;;
ceilent location for private food
n.nt.s Must H &c and
WALKER d DUNLOP. INC. co.
RESTAURANT sSgaURANr AND PRoPERT2-7
acres, on Rte. $40, near Washing
ton: about 1.0Q0-ft. road frontage;
Doing 5000 weekly; short hours d III, Top
only S35, 600; terms. $4,000 cash.
BOB HOLIANDER. Exclusive Bro
ker. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-9a43.
FULLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT.
ressonably pricss eoas Gooo c I1ssp Before
FRUITS, Vegetables. Groceries, Beer
license. Must sell immediately
Equipment worth double asKins
AIR MARKET. sol No. washington
blvd Falls Church. JE. 1924. 20
CONCESSIONS and space now avail
able in our new addition, TO gooo
nses eiotsns Chrome aon x
kitchen equipment, tile and moor
coverings. mirrors, shades fuTni-
ture. bedding, iewelry and watches,
cameras and photo supplies, appli-
ances, hobby shop, toys. gifts, nov
elites, appetizers, salads. health
foods, seafoods, hardware garden
Supplies, etc. DOwNINGTON FARM
Frs MARKET AND AUCTION, Lam
caster pike, Route No. 30. Downing,
ton, pa. Market opens Friday
pm. to midnight and Saturdays IL
noon to midnight. once open 9ailv
% to & -IT
WANTED. restaurants and busy
downtown Mncheonettes for serious
buyers. II you are Interested IN
selling at the right price. will give
YOU quick actinn. w. 3. THRIFT,
Broker. I411 Pa. ave. NV Ma.
HOUSE. Q N st. NV: 10
rms. 3 baths: now rented to
S24.s50. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO..
1929 < St NV. MA. s-oS52: ewes.
NEW RESTAURANT on Nd. h.ghvay.
5 miles D. c.: half acre land. fully
equipped: owner viii sell or lease
entire property. WALTER A..
BAUMAN. 1927 X 81. NV. Ma.
XII
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DOUGLAS ST., mr.. Lutheran hons.
9-rm. brick, Ia baths. Ewes. AID.
.-os1s % KRETsINoER REALTY.
HOME AND INCOME. 500 blk. Tsy-
Tor st. n.e.--Transportatio ct the
corner Modsr ,.. prick. .h1s ,y s.o he a.
QUICK sale Y Terms to suit ] YOU YOU. TrsSs
considered. LA. 6-7S45. MARSHALL
j. MAPLE CO.. .Realtor, 1924 l4th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005. -2S
ONLY $50 PER MO. incl. taxes and
ms. Oil. 645 Emerson st. ne.
Very clean 2-story brick; full bsmt..
nice yard and porch. Act quick on
. .fls Gan n Mr. F ws F RE asssz
1915 shsr rA sSLoRh, ST. N.E.--l.1sss i ..
nm, semidet,. brk. home. features
incl. equipped kit. 8 porches, auto
matte gas heat and nice yard: Price
f fss5 nH.. ma. s8o ssy rS &C.:
PERSONAL BELONGINGS AND
move Hsi into this MoDERN ison moi
nishsd. large w nv, disposal. Wsshins
R srsns t. lf iSsn mo Ssct A ss:s.,
sion. owner transferred. Can 30
) sidered. Mr.. Martun. LA. 6-7S4b.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV, Realtor. AID. 4-2006.
MODERN DUPLEX APT. live in one
and let the other pay for property.
Call OWNER. RIA. 3-097.. ewes.
1904 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Brick, 0
rms, 2 baths, = apts. excel. cond.
Easy terms. Ii. 6-7O43. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
3-BEDRM. sEMIDETACHED BRICK.
powder room: 4es, 25-yr. loan. ~.
cellent ne: location; Priced right.
SHALL j.. WAPLE CO.. 1924 l4th
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSCN
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
MOVERS-Local and long
distance. Anything. any time. ST
3-S570 and Ia. 9-0115. ewes.
MOVE By HILL--Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services; any
time: sensibly priced. LII. 1-95O0.
MOVING ACROSS THE STKEET or
across the country. safe storage In
Phone NO. 7-0I04. UNION sTOR.
ACE CO. INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
teaches q specially 8. L, MORRIS.
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SSo
ARROw TRANSFER-Six rooms. S35
T pr else ds9,o ~ per hour NO. 7-esa44'
THREE ExPER. MOVERS. on huge
equip. insured van, ct So per
hour: no travel tine oS ether extra
ERS, 10. 2-3330 RE 7-4434.
EDELNIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture A. part
payment on your moving. storage.
reas. ia. 9-2937, eyes,, RIA. STAG.
COS =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-27

We have for sale . lge group Of
fne motor courts. Some OF these
hieh-earning properties are m the
States Of Md. and Va, Some are
close to the Nations capital with its
more than 1000. 900 tourists an
nualiy. Prices range from $40. 900
to 81 600. 900. Sizes from units
up. Down payments from $4,000
nSEZ CuSHAHD, Reaitor
m. 2-4232. &S3o Wis. Ave. NV.
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Newark st. and Connecticut Ave.
Established practice in this location
ter-hall residence. immaculate con-
dition. with large reception room,
fne ONCE, 8 treatment rooms and
Law. on LIST hoor: bedrooms. mod
ern bath on I'd fioor. Well arranged
kitchen, OIL h.-w. heat. Call Mr..
Terms for appointment. DE. 2-Tf45.
THOS j. FISHER a. CO.. INC. DI.
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NO CASH DOWN

These new weil-built brick semi
detached homes are available now
to uualified GIs with no down pay
ment and 30-year fnancing.
Located on N. Capitol ST.. in an ex-
cellent area, on attractive lots with
separate din. rm.. spacious kitchen,
half bath. Full bsmt. with. outside
entrance. On 2nd floor. 3 bedrms.
full bath. 2 closets in master bed
rm. Nice pantry In kitchen. Avail
able to non-GIs on interesting
full information on these homes.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 10000 923 18th st. NV.
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Brick-and-Stone Ramblers
0 Ice. rms.. 2 baths. full bsmts.. scr.
poYches; very desirable location,
overlooking. Rock Creek Park. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Priced to
sell quickly on reasonable terms.
OPEN II TILL DARK
Directions: Out 18th at. NV. to
East West hwy, turn left to Mea-
dowbrook lane. turn right to houses,
or out Conn. ave. to East West
hwy. turn right to Meadowbrook
GOLDSTEN BROS.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-1ass
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APARTMENTs WANTEp

WORKING COUPLE with two chill
house near transp., and some one.
who will be able to watch the chill
dren, in nearby Md. or Va. and
y: c. Box 351-T, Star. 39*
PROFESSIONAL MAN requires air
cond., fully furn. enc: sublet to
2951. 80
OWNERS Of ONO. and bedroom apis.
wJpvt. bath; furn. or unfurIl.; ali
parts d. c. / have suitable tenants.
nowi Reas. fee for results. Cali
MANDEL. ME. S-6414. 80
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
OWN YOUR OWN
NOW SELLING


EFFICIENCIEs 1. 2 AND 5
BEDROOM APIS. IN THE
NEW POTOMAC PLAZA CO.
OPERATIVE APT. BLDG.
This is one of the FIRST
steps in the planned multi
million dollar redevelopment
in "Foggy Bottom" in down
town Washington on the
banks Of the Potomac.
Have. YOU investigated this
splendid opportunity to be an
original buyer In such q vast
DEVELOPMENT?
A I0Tc deposit will hold
your apt. until completion
OF construction.
Phone or come in today
and learn the facts about
this modern S-story air-con-
ditioned bldg. that IL already
sold beyond quota REQUIRE.
ments.
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S21- n0n

UPPER 18th ST. AREA
One Of those fine Older. detached
rec. rm. and bar. Completely re-
decorated inside and out. Lovely old
trees In q quiet rear Garden. De-
tRched AGAR brick garage with
chauf. atrs. $4,000 cash. Call MRS.
LYNCH with WgAGGAMAN-BRAW-
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Near Walter Reed Hosp.
net GOA Q5(l20Go On.

81 offers invited. Modern brick CO.
ioniai: sids-hsil entr.. ise. liv. nm;
porch, modern kit. with breakfast
area. poSdsr I'M gsil-te-ys airt csT,
bedrms. and 2 full baths: 40@ belt
driven attic fan; air-cond. bsmt.
with outside .entr.: gas acc heat;
level wooded lot. CALL Me. s-54Q0.
(EVES.. Mr.. NOORY, ia. e-0035).
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co.
i4I5 X St. NV. NE. $1,000
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HOUSES FOR sALR--N.W.

DENTIST OR DOCTOR
Cleveland Park--Physician siyins up
4 Ifhriving location. This UNIQUE
property affords ideal opportunity
Tor professional man to become
independent. Must be sold By AUGUST
Is. Your opportunity. Call NIX.
BALDRIDGE tevenings OIL. 6-6S76l
for early appointment. THOS. y.
RTCTTEn a M INC nj r-GS30.
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RROOKLANn

HOME OR BUSINESS
Zoned 1st commercial, detached
BUNGALOW on lot 50xl40; " blk.
from streetcar terminal, mr.. new
Providence Hospital. Good oppor-
tunity to S eom 1ars home With a,, sp,i-
EN-. 2-5S00; ewes, OIL. 2-14O9 or
WO f-l4OS -2a
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1886 SHEPHERD 81.
BEST BUY IN TOWN
brick; LIST a.: large liv. rm..
family-size din. rm., modern kit.
porch; end floor: 3 large bedrms.
and 2 baths: finished attic; finished
rec rri., full bath in bsmt. Nice
yard and built-in Garage. Exclusive
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor, Alb But
ternut st. NV. TU. 2-1105 or Wal
lace =. Gramlich. IA. S-1054.
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UPPER 18th ST
HOME SEEKERS

This wonderful all-brick house with
yenient locations In the city. Quick
transportation downtown as well as
walking distance to all schools.
bedrms., 2 baths, paneled clubroom,
screened rear porch. Diet. brick ga
rage and many more good features.
For appointment please call Mrs.
WALKER & DUNLOP INC.
Realtors Uptown ONCE. EN-. 2-e7i5
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HOUSES FURNISHED teens.l

SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick
Aug. j for 4 to s mos. si2S per mo,
1908 Kemp Mil I'd. Seen BY appt,
CHESTER =. KELLER. Reaitcr. 10
CHEvY CHASE. d. c.. on Reno rd.---
Lge. house, suit. for children; 8
bedrms., Q baths. 1st-d. library and
law, inamedists oecup;; $275 mo
orr UPPER CoNN.-WIs. - Wa.
rented 70 embassies. 2-story det. brk
8 rms, ga baths; incl. TV. disposal,
kit. utensils, linen, Bendix. freezer,
I lnangle, 120-ft. frontage, fenced
Omen 10-a.m.-5. KE. LIB. 20
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OPEN TONIGHT, TO
1900 eth ST.

OPEN TONIGHT, TO
1900 9th ST.
Completely redec.. attractive corner
brick; Q large rms. ga baths. full
bsnnt., rec. rn., oil h.-w.h. Can be
handled with small down payment.
Eye 81. NV. tx. 3-3400; ST
3-7266. Ewes. ia. 9-7760. 80
NEAR WALTER REED
A REAL FAMILY HOME rooms.
2 baths, Q porches. u inelosed
Modern kit, garage. All rooms are
spacious. This property Is in fne
condition throuEhout and in an
excellent, convenient neiehhorhood-
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
10. 5-1570 Ewes. RIA. 3-471O
DOCTORS CORNER
On desirable upper 18th st. NV;
English stone and brick center-haii,
twin size bedrms., baths, 2 pow
der rms, back screened porch. rec.
I'm. garage; Ess h.-w.h.: Anchor
IcDsvT1r. RKAEroa. IA. s-14ss
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Emerson, Mr.. OAK. Ave. Sc.
Assume Lge. 40 CT Trust
semidet, brick W Ihrst-fr. powder nm;
bedrms s,d and bath on . End A.; full
CALL ME. $4,000 EWES, MIR.
STOLAR, JU. 5-75s6).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I4i5 X st. NV. NE. s-B400
Assume Lge. 40 CT Loan
In convenient RIGGS Park: semide-
tached brick home; fenced yard.
modern kitchen, nicely decorated;
price. S16.95O. Call Morris Herman.
ia. 9-55S9, with
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. e-6440
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HOUSING PROBLEM?

f1OUSING FnObIaEM
We have several furn. homes for rent
in the Bethesda. Chevy Chase and
Spring Valley section of Washing
ton. Q and 5 bedrm. homes. Avail.
immed. Call w. C. q A. N. MILLER
RENTAL DEPT, 4672 Mass. ave.
NV. EN-. 2-4464. Pr
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SILVER SPRING, sligo creek pkwy
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, Walhondins
rd.-5-rm. frame bunga., bsmt.: $92
OTHER HOUSES AVAILABLE
ERNEST n. LUNG
d.. 7-222l 10. S-436S
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Bus. OPPORTUNITIES Cont
VIRGINIA MOTEL

STORE, modern fixtures,
fresh stock: NV. suburb. Write Box
159-V. Star. Pa
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OWE AND TWO BEDRMs.. large,
beautiful rooms; located in an excel
lent section Of Arlington. Incl. all
utiis., ISL so to S94. so. Phone XII.
9-6644 or TIE. 6-7343.
AT, BAKER e. SON
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4 BEDROOMS
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

Home of real estate service"
110I Vermont Ave. NV. d. $1,000
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CAPITOL, HILL,

NAL SA 41AAlA
Srafy and Capitol; . rms, q baths.
basement, oil h.-w.h., yard, garagei
price, Sl3.950: S., 900 down. Call
Mr.. Bramble. Ii. 3-6p43.
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1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-1as
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Fried Chicken Just q Starter
AT Board of Trade OUTING

Fried chicken-four long tons
of it-fell victim yesterday to ap-
petites whetted by q day Of OUT
door living at Chesapeake Beach.
The occasion was the 58th an
nual outing Of the Washington
Board Of Trade, and the fried
chicken was Just q starter. The
more than $500 who attended
the outing also consumed:
Eight thousand hot dogs. ITS
gallons Of potato salad, 100 gal
Ions Of baked beans. 140 gallons
Of sea food creole, 18O gallons Of
pickles and olives, 5000 cups Of
ice cream. 900 pounds of cold
cuts and 1900 dozen rolls.
The sun and a cool wind smiled
on the occasion until late in the
Evening star., 1954-05-23

afternoon. But by the time rain
fell. most Of those present had
had themselves day and were
ready for the long roads home.
Highlights Of the day-in adj
dition to the food-were a dance
by Nejla Ates. the Turkish De-
light" can-can performance by
the Esquire Girls. and hand
shakes with dozens of celebrities,
including Federal and Municipal
court judges. Congressman, city
officials and just plain friends.