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Smyrna times., 1954-03-04
DOVER AIRMEN
ROB DINER
Walter Nichols Suspicion of
Pair Results in Quick Ap-
prehension After Chase
GET JAIL SENTENCES

Two men stationed at the Dover
Air Force Base were jailed or
Tuesday afternoon in Dover or
charges of larceny after Smyrna
police chased them at 80 miles an
hour following their taking $6C
from the cash register at the
Hi-Way Diner. They are Crawford
Harrill, 21 and Harold v. Kinsley
10. Both were out of uniform when
they were arrested in Dover after
the chase. They were noticed first
in the diner by Walter Nichols
of the Smyrna police force at-2:3 80
am. Tuesday, who watched them
from his parked car, and felt they
were acting in suspicious man.
ner. There was only one person in
the diner at that time, the wait
ress, Pauline Beck, of Clayton. In
the kitchen was the cook, Helen
Murray. Nichols saw one man
come out, get their car from the
parking lot at the side of the din
er, drive it to the front, keeping
the motor running. The other man
ran out and got into the car and
they started off without lights
with Nichols in the police car TAX
ing off after them to check the
situation. AS mick" drove away
he saw the waitress run to the
door and call to him but he could
not hear what she said, and kept
after the car to bring it back. The
waitress Immediately called the
Smyrna police, and through the
standby system for answering
calls her alarm was routed to
Troop 8 at the Dover Police Sta
tion. The Dover city police were
also alerted. AS Nichols roared
after the car and approached the
intersection of Routes 13 and 113
the lights of the car were again
turned off and Nichols lost the car
there. Radio messages were crack
ling over the police radios, and the
fleeing car was pursued by Dover
police who caught the pair
The Dover police caught the pair
in the car on the base and Nichols
brought them back and lodged
them in the Smyrna Jail overnight.
They were interrogated in the
morning by Smyrna police and
state police detectives and after
admission Of. the theft they were
taken befdfg Magistrate George
Schockley, Dover who sentenced
Kinsley to Kent County Jail for 80
days. and Harrill to As days in the
county jail. Chief of Police John
w. Jacobs commented Tuesday
night on the fine cooperation be-
tween the three police agencies,
Smyrna, Dover, and State Police
and the effective work accomplish
ed by working together. The value
of the training of our local police
is seen in the quick action of
Nichols, and his alertness in hav-
ing suspicion of the men.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-04
Local Telephone Directory

AS a service to the public the
committee in charge of publication
of the local telephone directory by
the vestry of st. Peters Church is
seeking to bring the directory up
to date, and is therefore asking the
public to notify them of incorrect
numbers, numbers which have
been changed, and new numbers.
These corrections and additions
will appear in an ad in the Smyrna
Times as soon as the list is COM
pleted. Anyone wishing this service
may call Francis B. Gebhart or
Reynolds Bradley.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-04

State Senator Walter A. Hands
berry was reelected as Mayor OF
Leipsic on Monday. The town
council, at the annual reorganiza-
ton meeting, named Senator
Handsberry to his fifth term of Of
flee in Leipsic. Council also reflect
ed Howard Rawley as secretary
treasurer and Mrs. Virginia Tho
mas as receiver of taxes. Mon
day afternoon, before the reorgan-
ization meeting, the annual town
election was held. Senator Hands
berry and Reed Slaughter were
named to council without opposi-
ton. At the same time Horace E,
Pugh was elected to council for the
'unexpired term of Richard Hands
berry who has moved from the
community. Mr.. Pugh will serve
two years.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-04

DR.. T. H. Jones will be the
speaker at Missionary Zone Rally
to be held at the church of the
Nazarene Union and Frazier SITS.
on March 4, 1854 at 7:45. A son
of Pioneer Missionary parents, DR..
Jones was born and educated in
South Africa and has himself been
a missionary for twenty years.
Before going on furlough he was
medical superintendent of the
Ethel Lucas Memorial Hospital.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-04
CLAYTON P.T.A. MEET
Miss Anne Cheavens and Franklin
Carroll to Present PLAY

The Clayton School Parent
Teachers Association will meet in
the school cafeteria on Wednesday,
March 10 at 8 pm. Miss Anne
Cheavens, Kent County art super
visor, and Franklin Carroll, Kent
County music supervisor, will pre-
sent program on "Art and Music
in the Elementary School," Re-
freshments will be served. A cash
award will be given the room with
the largest number of parents pre-
sent. Mrs. Harry Moor will preside.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-04
Pet Show at CLAYTON School

The eighth grade of the Clayton
School will sponsor a pet show for
members of the seventh and eighth
grades only on Friday, March IL,
at one o'clock at the school. The
committee in charge includes Ron
aid Council and Katherine Nor
man.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Schedule
For French
Visitor

Washingtonians, gettin g
quite used to the heady on
rush Of distinguished foreign
visitors. will have another Of.
flcial guest In their midst
starting Wednesday. Novem-
Der II.
French Prim e Minister
Pierre Mendes-France and his
wife Yill arrive at the MATS
terminal at the Washington
National Airport that evening
at 6 and viii stay at Blair
House.
Among the social engage
ments planned for them are q
White House luncheop given
by President Eisenhower for
the Prime Minister on Novem-
Der Is and that night a for
NAL dinner in their honor
given by the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Dulles at Anderson
House. ~
On the following day the
Prime Minister will be the
guest of honor for luncheon at
the National Press Club and
that night the French Am
bassador and Nine. Bonnet
viii give a dinner in honor
Of the Prime Minister and
his wife.
On the morning Of Novem-
Der 20 the visitors viii depart
at 1880.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
r e. ders Clearing House

ing. Place on q baking sheet
and let rise for about / hour.
Then place in $50 degree oven
for 5-10 minutes to dry out.
Then fill with the following:
Pizza Filling. One table
spoon olive oil, " cup grated
Parmesan cheese, "a pound
sharp cheese, 2 small cans
tomato sauce. ! teaspoon garlic
salt, crushed oregano. Brush
top of crust with olive oil and
sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
Then make a layer of slice
thin sliced sharp cheese. Bits
of sausage, anchovies, mush-
rooms may be added for a
variety. Mix tomato sauce.
salt. pepper and garlic salt and
spread over cheese. Sprinkle
an amount of oregano to taste,
and cover all with more
Parmesan cheese. Drip olive
oil over the whole thing and
bake in hot oven (450 degrees)
for $3.50 minutes. Serve i'm
mediately., 81.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
PIzzA RECIPE.

MRS. A. T. S., KenSington)
For Mrs. B. P. Washington.
have used this Pizza recipe
many times for my family and
guests and it has always been
successful. The crust is partic.
ularly thin and crisp as I pre-
bake the shell for $40 minutes
before filling it. This seems to
dry 1t out and you won't be
bothered with sogginess.
Crust: One package yeast,
2 tablespoons warm water, l
cup boiling water, 11a tea
spoons salt, 2 tablespoons
shortening. 3 cups flour. Dis
solve yeast in warm water.
Pour boiling water over short
ening and cool. Yeast and half
the flour is added to the short
ening and beaten until smooth.
Then add remaining flour.
Turn out on Toured board and
knead several times. Divide
the dough in 2 parts and roll
thin. making a thick rim
around the edge to hold fill
Evening star., 1954-11-08
UDC Delegates

Mrs. William Curry Harllee,
president Of the District Of Co
lumbia Division, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy,
and Miss Margaret e. Hook,
first vice president, head the
list Of delegates who viii at
tend the 61st general conven.
ton Of the organization which
opens today at Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
tar stan Photo by George Ravens.


Here is an answer to the re-
quest for hand lotions. I have
two excellent ones. For the
first. take two parts glycerine
to one part alcohol and one
part lemon juice. Keeps in
definitely and improves with
age.
For the second, add 2 or 8
drops of No. 6 disinfectant to
q 2 to 4 ounce bottle Of glyc-
crime. Mixture should be light
tan. This will heal and soften
hands overnight.
\ \ 4 u
CAUTION
mrs. r. w. L.. Washington
Before making fireplace logs
as directed q few days ago in
RICH, it would be wise to have
a little more information. Last
year I did some when the blue
stone and rock salt formula
was printed in RICH. What a
mess! I completely ruined a
very large galvanized tub, a
bucket and a dipper. Thank
goodness for some reason ]
didn't put the mixture in the
laundry tub, as I was inclined
to do at first. Since then, I
just roll UP the newspapers as
described, tie a string around
them and burn them as logs
just as they are. A grand sub
stitute for wood chopping.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
COOPERATIVE NURsER

COOPERATIVE NURSERY.
The Garden Nursery School,
Inc, in Silver Spring. has two
mid-semester openings. It Is
a cooperative nursery school
which meets Monday through
Friday from 9 am. to noon.
Each mother drives q pupil
car pool and participates at
school one day a week. APP
plications and further informa-
ton may be obtained by call
ing Mrs. Anne Goulding at
Juniper 7-7o87..
BATH SALTS.
MRS. d. L. S., WGshingtotJ
For Mrs. E. G.. Indian Head.
Pulyerize soap scraps in meat
grinder. To 2 cups ground
soap add 4 cups rolled oats.
/ cup Borax, and 2 table
spoons of your favorite sachet
powder. Fill stitched bags
made from 6-inch squares Of
cheese CLOTH doubled, This is
from RICH several years ago.
quoted from the American
Home Magazines.
X 4 r =
NEW CLASSES.
A new adult schedule Of
classes sponsored by the Ar
lington County Department Of
Recreation will start during
the week of November Is.
Schedules are now available.
Main Center classes (day and
EVENING" are scheduled to be
held at the Dolly Madison
School. South Glebe and
South Twenty-fourth road in
Arlington. For further infor-
nation, call ia. 1888 or
IA. 7-6051.
T. Il 4 y -.s,
FUDGE.
MRS. E. j. W., ArlingtoD
There was o time when ] too
had trouble getting fudge to
become firm. However. with
this method. you can't go
wrong. One pound powdered
sugar, 2 beaten eggs, / cup
chopped nuts, / teaspoon va
nilla, 8 squares semisweet choc-
olate, 2 tablespoons butter. Add
sugar gradually to eggs and
mix until smooth. Then add
nuts and vanilla. Melt choco-
late in double boiler. Add but
ter and blend. Turn at once
into a creased pan. Cut into
squares when firm.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31
New Kodiak Club


 All people interested in the organization of a Kodiak His torical Society are invited to attend the initial meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Au- gust 3rd, at the big quonset hut at the high school.
 The meeting is scheduled to start at 8 pm. At this first meeting organization and election of officers will be the chief order of business.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31
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NNhSAh0NN lAOAAA PO6N A ManagerBob Sharp and many sry ctEers.
 Shortly after their arrival the party sojourned to the Elks Club where they were given an excellent buffet lunchon under the most cap able Hotel D'Maitre. Alvin Miller. Delicious sea food snaks were served including King Crab in all it's various forms and baked salmon with all the trimmings.
 The visiting members of the Stevenson party with Admiral Craig and Commander Barry Mayor Jack Hinckel, and their wives and Anna Mae Vokacek formed a line as they
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31

entered the EIks Club and the citizens of Kodiak fol med a long line and passed before the party for an exchange of greetlrg and well wishing.
 At the close of the luncheon and prior to the parties de- parture for the base, MT. Stevenson and MT. Bartlett were both given a case of hand packed Kodiak King Crab in memory of their visit to Kodiak.
 Mary Thersa Vokacek, four year old daughter of Anna Mae Vokacek, presented the visiting ladies Mrs. ... Plimpton and Mrs. Smith with 8 huge bouquet of Kodiak grown wild
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31
KODIAK MIRROR

May we express our dseo appreciation and gratitude for your sympathy and kindness shown us during the brief ill., nessrand death of our loved one.
 Cliff Cooper
 Janell Bullard
 Mrs. Nellie Horton We wish to thank our kind neighbors and friends for the sympathy and kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our father. The Morrison family
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31


 The Island Area Democratic Club will hold a caucus at the Elks Club on Tuesday, Au- gust 3rd at 8 pm. The pur- pose of this caucus is to elect delegates to the Divisional Democratic Convention at Se- ward. Alaska on August 8th for the purpose of nominating a Democratic Candidate to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator John Cor such.
 All members are urged to ,ttend and bring their friends.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-31

Mabel Fenner, newly Ap- pointed United States Commis- sioner for Kodiak was sworn in by Judge J. |. McCarrey of the Third pivison District Court in Anchorage on Thurs day July 2, 1854.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

snd asstsr RiekHR ss iSn; 5rSs ssss So
huge over allowance being offered OF
sradesi snd i,+,S Carries rnS neW7car guarantee
h9GAN hf A5sGS {TOrd>. I'LL 18th st. NV.
CHEv. ;5s M-ton pickup; the hard.
working favorite: S995. No. l32-XA
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 5-7S04
CaEy. aG y, 80 so .h,ton panel; clean ! ant ,
East West hwy, Sill. sprg., Nd. JU
517S04; Open evenings till 9.
rSRb t5Rf5' .5s LY stdn tdn@5sa psnel VS. 5esser,
turn signals and grill grill guard. List
price, S1,930; high discount Of
fered in big trade on your present
truck or car. Driven only q few
miles. New-car title and guarantee.
LOGAN lFord), I'LL 18th st. NV.
Rhi RcIISp' 1850 h-ton pick pickup
truck: good mechanical condition
and appearance: owner driven: S595.
Easy terms. BARRY-PATE. 1130
= Conn. ave. nv. RE. lists. lie
FORD '4s F-e dump; an all-day
hwy. si. sprs.. Md, JU. 5-7so4.
Open evenings till o.
beauty; 1854; No. i7I-xA. MONROE
FORD, 1887 East-West hwy, Sill.
Spr.. Md. JU. 5-7S04. Open eve
GMC 1850 h-ton panel: good tires.
excellent condition throughout: S595.
30-day guarantee. HILL e. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV, NO. 7-111I. -19
FORD '53 VS. Stake; 9-foot body;
able MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy. Sill. Spr., Md. JU.
5-7S04. Open evenings It'll 8.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND

$17.950, TERMS
4S05 Queensbury I'd: Lge., handsome.
plan on lot 1Sox1oo. IL ige. rms.
lovely Arm. apt. On End a.; 8
baths, compI. kitchens. storage
attic. oil heat, 2-car gar. Wonder
full buy. 1st time offered.
w. w. LEWIS. REALTOR
HE 4-3600 Ewes RA 3-647R
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HOUSES FOR sAlf--v,A. s
English Colonial

With attached garage: custom de-
siened and Of prewar construction.
There are 3 good bedrooms and
2 full baths on the second floor
Lovely, living room, formal dininr
room and screened porch down
Basement recreation room has fi.e
place and half bath: slate roof
gorgeous wooded lot. Situated con.
venient to Washington. BY appoint.
ment only.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN o AM. TO 8 PM.
22i2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-g3OG
Evening star., 1954-04-19
FREIGHT TERMINAL.
Bethesda
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING; 1900 50. #. on !
floor: modern. attractive. brick and
cast. stone front: side. driveway for
truck delivery. located between Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. and Wis. ave. at
info4masop fai4 ps Ray can aSs 81 sg4sfs sge4sssfssda
27I7 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
Ideal for roadside restaurant, dis
tributor or service trade; parking
area; rear and side entrances; 2
stories; 25 IT. by 80 IT. Will rent,
remodel or sell. EN-. 2-349o or RE.
42nd AND r. 1. AVE. N.E.-Comml.
bldg. approx. 1,S0O SO. #, In. shop.
warehouse, gar etc: immsd. pos
el12 M ST. N.W:-1st commercial
brick bldg. Can be used for Offices
or dwelling. Reas. rent. Call THE
ISENS, Realtors, for appt. to in
Spect MA 2-RR1
Evening star., 1954-04-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HEAVENLY HIDEAWAY

Perfect for weekend retreat
place to get away from it all-this
secluded 2-bedrm rambler with fu-
ture~ expandable possibilities may
be lust what the doctor ordered.
lot with huge shade trees, Just q
few minutes from the city Of Fair
fax. Only $3.50 with terms.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Radio Bldg. Arl. ia. 4-1155
Evening star., 1954-04-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EDMONST0N - 3-bedrm. bungalow !:
gas heat; porch. A good home
$1,000 down, S6727 mo-; 81. 500
down, 81 % mo. JOHN H. JOHN
SON, WA. 7-5050. 10
GLASSMANOR-3-bedrm.. semidet.
brk.: conv. to everything; many
extras: immed. poss. 4es G1; SI3.-
500. OWNER, LO. 1892. --21
GREEN MEADOWS-6-rm. Colonial;
bsmt;; excel, cond. GI $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

LOOK! LOOK!
Racehorse farm, near Laurel and new
20 from Baltimore; 72 acres; mod
ernized frame house; center-hall
entrance, lge. liv. rm.. flrepl.; bed
room and half bath on 1st floor: 3
bedrms., bath UP; oil h.-w.h.; bsmt.
with outside entr. Some outbuild-
ings; lge. branch, fed by 2 springs;
handicapped yard bordering on hard
surfaced road.
81 acres; frame farmhouse with bath;
IA acres in orchard and vineyard
packing house, all equipment:
grader. sprayer, tractor and many
other articles; good well. Also good
stream. Close to markets, on hard
surfaced road and new Rte. 20;
Will sell as whole or so acres and
the orchard and vineyard.
Smith w. Allnut, Sr.
Exclusive Agent. s415 Georgia Ave.
JU. 9-4646 or Fulton S-3194
Evening star., 1954-04-19
FARMS

1OS ACRES. % mi from Wash. in
Loudoun City,: 7-rm. house. bath,
water, cleo: barns; permanent
stream Substantial down payment.
Lenah 5-2770. -
l0S-ACRE productive grain and stock
farm, 3 streams; lovely 4-bedrm.
country home. Land very produc-
distance. Priced very low--S25. 600.
Z ACRES, all Handicapped, with shade
and fruit trees, flowers and shrubs.
Attractive spring and stream. Out
door fireplace. Circular driveway, 4
Sone SSas Large Daneed amISfre ivine Sak
stone fireplace. oil heat: 2 box-stali
barns. Committing di5tance. I'm
mediate possession. IOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Md. Call Ever
Mr.. OAK GROVE, VA; - 408-aere
rni rm.. din. % rm., Hfs. Kit. unfinished attic: M
oil heat, windmill pump. rolling
fields and beautiful woodland. As
bestos shingles siding and roof. You
,Ss can ,1s, have nip j. for fe's s92' 600, 90.
NH Mile DHN ro HSEs M NV NV on efs Rte tba8 SS4 d
miles from Wash.-50 acres of land,
600-ft. frontage on black-top road.
Mr.. schools. churches, stores. Love-
ly din. rm., 4 bedrms., = compl.
baths, 5 porches; sep. apt. renting
for S75 mo. Has oil burner. h.-w.
heat; well 80 #. deep. Picture and
more lengthy description at ofilce.
$4,000. Terms.
MIDWAY ISLAND, Vas acres, zoe
#. on black-top road; 4 bedrms., 2
down, 2 up: kit. din. rm., liv rm. !;
3 picture windows; school bus: mail
delivery at door. Apple, cherry and
pecan trees; well 81 IT. deep, plenty
Of water: oil burner. h.-w. heat;
full bsmt. It's beautiful home
I have picture at ONCE and full
description. $12,500. CHESTER
COGSWELL. 736 N. Albemarle st.,
ArI ia 7-1633 -0I
Evening star., 1954-04-19
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS TNTKREgI
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and In.
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME, S-l32O;
evenings. LA 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
VACATION PLACES

ATLANTIC CITY-At the beach, fac
ing boardwalk Newly furn. apt. 3
rms; and bath; 4.bedrm. house in
newly furn. in Margate. DI. 7-1046.
MAINE sEACoAsT COTTAGE-Four
bedrms. liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. mod. kit, bath: beautiful his
toric location; good swimming; S75
wk.; S575 season plus gas and elec.
OIL. 2-O353. 10
Evening star., 1954-04-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

RAMBLERS. beach cottages. erected
on your lot or beach property saves
20S6. DON MANTZ, OIL. 2-3633.
LOT, desirable location, Drum Point
Beach; any reasonable offer. Call
YEAR-ROUND HOUSE; nice lot and
pier: directly on water; bath house,
maids room, etc; 35 miles out. in
old estab. neighborhood; S39. 500.
Worth investigating: consider trade
Evening star., 1954-04-19
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
FORD SO or "a station wagon, from
pvt. party, or consider 4-dr. from
pvt: PITY; CO. $4,000, Ext. 329.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice: low-mileaRe cars. MORRIS
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean: will pay cash. TU. 2-4l04,
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes and
wfI wnIGef FAY isrS xBSo9LdTTAE BSo9 TA gr6fo roSo DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STuDEBAKER. 141S p st. NV. CO.
5-2153
A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying Q high price for clean cars.
T4O0 Ga Ave NJ w PA QKRrr
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

land. close in; well watered; suit
SARAH lsA5 scoTT, SOFT JAZZ IA. s7-ooos. JA. ;Hl
1io ACRES. Ardmore area, P. &C G. Co.,
sound, varied development in i'm I'M
MEDIATE future. Good for developer
or investor. BOX S4-J, Star. W2i
RAMBLER SITES. beautifully wooded
land, dogwood and holly; Foxwood
subdivision, 10 mi. from Sc. WASH
ington. DON MANTz, OIL. 2-3633.
LOTS ON SHENANDOAH RIVER. out
Rt. z, so mi, Big Hill Acres; good
fishing and hunting. KE. 6-s275 or
ROCK CREEK HLI-several choice
Level BUILDING sites available. Some
zENDoRFERR CO. 81. 4-s1iii til % 8.
CHANCE OF A LIFETME-Close-in
Takoma Park; 50x175 IT.; all inn
provements in; ready to go; S1.95O
cash, E. F. BLANCHARD. Realtor.
Lois, 10Ox3o0. at Colesville Heiehts;
Box 341. Silver Spring. Nd.
80 LOTS on Colesville I'd. near Naval
Ordnance Lab. FIRST TIME Of
FERED. Water at property. Average
size, S0x140. Engineered, ready to
go. 81 400 per lot with terms. Call
after 7;3O. JU. S-3942. ---25
District Line. Good investment or
speculation. 81 acres, cleared,
gently rolling, fronting on hard-sur-
faced road; water at property. Would
make ideal subdivision of small
estates or for low-cost housing de-
Di able terms and and aaes releases on 1sSSGn To I'm
spect call 10. S-33S1 office hours.
WA. 7-01S3 evenings. pa
CLUB HII.LS-Beautifully
wooded "a acre and larger lots for
$4,000 ,GtHS" neighborhosod. s % S4.5oo 9N5a and ID
up. with all improvements. Loca-
tion just off 37th st. and N. Ditt-
mar rd. OWNER, co. 5-51SS days:
KE. 6-S395 ewes. No agents. -19
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SHORE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

RESERVATIONS OPEN-Furn. cot
tages, Eastern Shore, a.m.c., swim,
FISH, crab, boat incl; $40 wk. HE.
4-3461. 30
Evening star., 1954-04-19
nv BIJTIDER

New brick rambler on corner wooded
lot. custom built. 3 bedrooms. tiled
bath, daylight bsmt. with bath
roughed in, fireplace, and silent
OPEN SUNDAY 1873. Out Georgia
ave to Dennis, right g blocks. 10
Evening star., 1954-04-19
INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,
CAN YOU BEAT THIS? 5 times in

CAN YOU BEAT THIS? s times in
vestment. ROoming house. 20 fur
nished rooms. Income over S400
mo. besides having your own apt.
with fenced-in yard. Call OWNER,
JU. 9-I22O. -21
BRAND-NEW 10-unit two-tone
brick: six 2 bedrms.. four l bedrm.;
filled with satisfied tenants and
showing splendid return; close in
and conv. to everything. Reasonably
priced for immed. sale: sickness
necessitates owner moving. We also
s units. BROWN AGENCY, JU. 8
3444. JU. 9-3497.
CORNER PROPERTY, nice lot: 8
rms. gas heat; Al cond.: ideal for
doctors, dentist. etc. OWENS
REALTY, ME. 8-O4S6
Evening star., 1954-04-19

Ideal for indoor and outdoor living.
S2x26-ft. contemporary rambler;
bedrms., rec. rm., 2l5. baths. patio,
laundry. IL storage closets in hall.
i3-acre corner lot. JE. 2-0605, ITO
Sleepy Hollow rd.. Falls Church. va.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
IDERsoN RD;. / BLK; BRANcH

BARGAIN PRICE-S12,95O
Don't miss seeing this 3-yr. .-old brick
rambler in Riggs Manor Five lge.
rms, gas heat, tiled bath. Excel
terms. Can go GI. Call HE. 4-6400.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

GREENBELT, $500; 2-bedrm. row
? brick; equip. kit; Lear garage; SO
mo-. incl. utils. and maintenance:
ADD Ridge I'd. TO. 9-6430. Ext
Evening star., 1954-04-19

MT. RAINIER AREA - $500 81 900
down buys this lovely 3-bedrm.
home. Liy. rm.. full din. rm., lge.
kit. and scr. porch. Full bsmt., lge.
tUS 6So AK hFent 70 is6o0is Ho a9a ana OuS; Sli