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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
CANOPY FOR BED?

I have just purchased a can
opy bed and now I would like
to know how to make the can
opy. I wonder If any readers
could help. Can they be .pur-
chased ready-made? I prefer
to use a white eyelet ruffle.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

ternihe II the eye had been held
BY pliers or some 0ther instru-
ment used to stab the needle into
Mr.. Pivaroff's chest.
Mrs. Pivaroff's 1O-year-old
daughter, Diana. identified the
darning needle as one she had
borrowed to sew q Halloween cos
tune. The girl said it had since
disappeared.
1t. Laughlin said investigation
so far has produced no evidence
of responsibility of any person"
for Mr.. Pivaroff's wound. He
said q check had shown that the
cabinet maker was admitted to
the hospital as, a case of heart
attack and that because pain
persisted for almost "a hours,
X-rays were taken. The needle
showed up In the photos, but by
then 1t was too late to save Piva-
rolf.
The officer said he believes the
wounds may have been self-in-
f1icted.
DR.. Newbarr said a massive
hemorrhage in the left chest
cavity caused death and that
Pivaroff bled internally for 48
hours.
Police said Mrs. Pivaroff COM
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Los Angeles Probes Mystery
OF Fatal Dorninq Needle

mystery the coroner's surgeon
calls lone Of the most unusual
cases I have seen in thousands OF
autopsies.
Peter Pivarof died yesterday
in a.hospital, several hours after
X-rays showed q 23s inch needle
had penetrated his heart between
the fourth and fifth ribs.
DR.. Frederick D. Newbarr, chief
autopsy surgeon for Los Angeles
County, said he found another
puncture, undoubtedly by the
same instrument" between the
seventh and eighth ribs.
Police said MIR. Pivaroff's wife
told them her husband had been
drinking heavily for two weeks.
She said he denied to her that
he had been in a fight and that
ne died thinking he was the VIC
tim Of a heart attack.
Police Detective 1t. Fred
Laughlin has ordered a micro
scopic examination of the needles
eye. He said he wanted to de-
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Hang on 70 Purses,
District Police Warn
Woman Shoppers

Denying reports Of a wave OF
purse snatchings In downtown
stores. police nevertheless today
warned shoppers to hang on to
their handbags.
"These women shoppers should
exercise more caution with their
pocketbooks when bargain-hunt-
Ing" cautioned Capt. Thomas
Rasmussen. commander of No.
] precinct.
Police said one purse was stolen
In y downtown store yesterday,
another was picked up from a
counter and five were reported
lost.
The theft victim, Mrs. Inez A.
DiGiulian. 628 North Eighteenth
road. Arlington. said her purse,
containing 1856 in cash and
checks for $4,000 and $4,000, was
stolen in Woodward & Lothrop's.
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By shs Associated Prsss

BALTIMORE. Nov. 11.-Mrs.
Sally Jesse Arnold Bunker. wife
Of the president of Glenn L.
Martin Co. was granted con-
tinued custody Of her 7-year-old
son yesterday in q Circuit Court
decision ending nearly q year OF
litigation.
Judge e. Paul Mason ruled
the boy. Wylie Macdonald Ar
mold, adopted SON of former
Gen. Milton Wylie Arnold, Air
Transport official. and the pres
ent Mrs. Bunker, will remain
with his mother.
Judge Mason ruled the father
shall have proper rights of Wis
itation, that Mrs. Bunker must
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Street Purse-Snntchings
Bring Three Arrests

A boy, II. and two young men
were arrested yesterday by police
investigating street purse snatch
ingS.
One man tried to hide In an
airSpace under an apartment
house in the 100 block of P
street S.W.. police said. 1--WE
had to dig him out like a rat"
Detective Bernard j. Panetta Of
No. 5 precinct said.
He identified the man as An
drew NJ Redwood. IS. colored,
Of the p street address. He was
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4sE ~
booked on one count Of purse
snatching. as was John 4.
Stone. 20. colored. Of the 1000
block Of New Jersey avenue Sc.
Police said they teamed up
several days ago in a yoke
purse snatching from a woman
leaving a liquor store.
The boy, colored. is booked on
three counts Of purse snatching,
involving $116 in cash, over the
past II days. The two grown
ups worked with him, police
said.
Redwood disappeared in the
P street house, the detective
said. Twelve police surrounded
the place and located him cow
ering in the cramped airspace.
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Mrs. Bunker Awarded Custody
OF Son After Long Court Fight

assume the expense Of the child's
maintenance and support, and
that the court costs of the ex-
tended case shall be divided. .
The Arnolds were divorced last
February. and the former Mrs.
Arnold a few days later married
George M. Bunker, president Of
the aircraft manufacturing firm.
A very strong argument has
been made to the effect that Mr..
Bunker. having taken Gen. Ar
nold's wife, is now attempting to
take his child" Judge Mason
wrote in a 13-page opinion.
The answer is, of course" he
added, "that Bunker is not a
party to this case and that no
man takes another mans wife:
she goes to him of her own
Will -
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Sheriff Tells Fish Story
All About Moonshine
By he As,seiaisd Pres,

FAYETTEVILLE. N. c.-cum-
berland county Sheriff L. L. Guy
and q deputy went fishing and
hooked q 2o0-gallon liquor still.
One Of their hooks touched q
wire leading to q tree on the
bank. It was attached to q SUBJ
merged copper condenser. and
still another wire led to other
equipment.
Sheriff Guy theorized that the
operators would run of a guam
tity of moonshine. In the nearby
wooded area, then hide the
equipment in the pond.
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The checks were indorsed ''Soi
deposit only" she said.
Police said Mrs. Marion q
McC Connell, 500 South Oakland
street. Arlington, put her purse
containing $l4. on q counter in
the same store, and it was gone
when she looked for 1t again
The case was listed as petty lar
ceny.
The five other purse cases, in
volving $508 In cash, were listed
in the 'lost" files.
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Teen-oge Dresses
3.oo to 1895
We're 890 fo 2SOO

IS dark eottons, wool jerseys and royons
in wanted styles and eoIoss. 10 TO I6.
IS Teens Wool Skirts in tweeds and solid
colors. Sizes 10 to l6. Were 5.eo and
7.oo. Nov 3.ee
IS Teen Wool Sweoters in choice Of
styles and colors. Broken sizes. Were
$50 to 500. Now so to $50
IS Teen cotfon BIouses with short and
"a sleeves. Choice Of styles. White and
eolors. 10 to Is. Were 2.9e and 800.
Now l.9e end 2.e9
zZ5 Silk Seorfs in prints and plain coIcrs.
Were 6oc to 2.oo. Now 35e to $50
WGL-Teen-ooe Apparel, 4th Floor
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Millinery Sovinas

Were Now
IS VeIours and Rayon 1895 Ats
Velvets, many styles and to &
eoIors ------------ 22.5o 1000
WGL-Milinery Scion End Floor i.
100 Fur FeIts, velours. 3.e5 z.25
royon velvets, assorted to 8
colors and styles 1895 500
WGl-MIlinery, End Floor
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Junior and Teen-oqe
Shoes, .2.95

We're 7.95 and 8.95
100 pairs with low and medium heels.
Suedes and smooth feathers. Broken
sizes from 4h to 8.
100 poirs chiIdren's and Misses Slippers
in selection Of fobries, styles and coors.
Broken sizes o to 3 and 4 to 9. Were
2.o5 to 3.o5. Now los
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop, End Floor
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Women's Saddle and
Loofer Shoes, 800

WPre 7.15 to 8.15
SO poir women's Ioofer and soddIe style
shoes. Red and brown loefers, black and
white end brown and white soddIe shoes.
Not oil sizes and eolors in every style.
W6l-shoe Center, End Floor
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By The Assoeiassd Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. I1.-A
35-year-old cabinet maker is
dead from a darning needle in
the heart. How it got there is a
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planned to them last August 8
that her husband had struck
her. kicked her and pushed her
to the floor, but next day she
declined to prosecute.
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BruziI's Size

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil Is
the largest South American
country in size and Is 250,000
square miles greater in area than
the United States of America.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
50 SompIe Rugs
Reduced, o.o5
Regularly 1000 TO 5000

Regularly zO.OO TO 5000
includes group Of 50 rugs in cotton,
wool, wool blends. rayen mad rayon
blends. All properly marked for fabric
content. Some ore soiIed. damssed. All
in size 4'6"x6'.
WGl-Floor Coverings, 9Th Floor
also Chevy Chose
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Rocket Motors Run Hot

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex
Gas temperatures in rocket mo-
tors run as high as 5000 degrees.
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Infonts' Name
Cotton FIanneI
SIeepers with Feet
las to 1.o9

W ere Us to 3.2S
ESQ Of these first -quolity sIeepers, z
piece with sfipper Fastened pants,
bootee feet. some with extFo pair Of
pants. PasteIs. Skies 0, and 4.
WGL-Nursey Corner, 4th Floor
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MecoIIum NyIon Hose
IrreguIors, 88c; 3 pr. $50

II perfect lOOMld be I.35
$50 poirs, good selection in sheer end
business weights, Irregularities won't ef-
feet wearing qualities. Broken size ,ond
color range. Sizes Sh 10 H.
WGL-Hosiery. lst Floor
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Misses, Women's and
Holf-size Dresses, 500

Were S.99 TO 1925
$50 easuoI and dEessy fashions in inn
portont silhouettes, fobsies and eolors.
For risht-now wear. Misses, women's
and half sizes.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, 3rd Floor
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Unusual VoIues in
Women's Dresses

WeFG N0W
Il Women's Dresses in
royon crepe, nyIon jersey
and travel dork-toned
cottons One and two
piece styles, smortIy de-
toled. Blue, green, plum,
brown, red and black.
Sizes l4h to 22k in 1850
the group - $500 100
8 Women's Dresses in
dark tone cotton in qroy,
also block and white mix
tures. One and TWO piece
styles, velvet and rhine
stone trim Sizes l2h to 35.00to
22h in the group 1895 2i.0o
WGL-Women's Dresses,
3rd Floor
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Neckweor and BIouses
Were Now
100 Blousettes, linen
weove royon, white,
maize, pink. navy; sizes
52-5s ----- 2.es Las
50 BIouses, NyIon, Do
eron, Orion and royon.
White, pink, blue in
group; sizes 32-38---- SOS z.98
10 loo% Wool copes,
fringe trim, white and
navy --------------- 4.9S 1873
20 Pique Boleros, white,
maize and red; sizes 81
So ---------------- z.es s5e
20 Silk Aseoss, white
background, novy dots 1873 35e
20 Cotton Pique FiIl-in
Diekeys. white. pink, blue 1913 Las
50 Assorted Golfers and
Diekeys. cotton and nylon,
Wflite -------------- Z.SS t.S8
20 Assorted Dickeys and
ColIos, cotton and nylon,
white and pink 3.o8 2.4S
W6l-Neckweor and Blouses, lst Floor
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Add 1919 Federal tax where opplicoble.
WGL--Notions, lst Floor
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Save "a and More on
Misses Goats, Suits

and Suits. 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
look Kids! Bio Honest |niun Canoe!
Yours for onvsI25 and one Post 1oasties Box Top!

So, Nom, stock up on those quick
toasted Post Toasties. They're toasted
faster than any. other leading corn
fakes to seal in that real corn-sweet
flavor at it's very freshest! Get Post
Toasties right away, cause every kid
in every family will want his own
Honest Injun Canoe!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

Come on in-the waters fine, espe-
cially when you're inside your own
big Honest Injun Canoe! It's plastic!
Three feet long when fully inflated.
Holds you like a life preserver and
what ride it gives! The Honest Injun
Canoe is a $500 value for only $1.25
and one Post Toasties box top!
Evening star., 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 40 cdr; new rubber; far
above average; 1915. Austin '48
4-dr:; $245; Austin 81 4,dT.; one:
many extras; $495. Also selection Of
1854 demonstrators; new-car title
and guarantee. Substantial savings.
MANHATTAN. AUTO. INC. (Kaiser.
Willys and foreign cars) Factory
sales T wins hnd 'fIEff Mofrs fUI and Saer NJ G. AeREy RE
elusive dealer of Austin -Healey
sports car and Austin of England.
Both sides Of 7th and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914, with
branch salesroom for Austin Healey
at 1910 King St, Alexandria. Va.
AusrINs-'4s 4.dr.; sun roof; sssz.
80 4-dr.: S4S7. 81 4-dr;: S5S7.
sGck G9eT SGK S6a sPP.T pHY as iDs DTnS .
blue finish With black top; dark blue
leather interior. This car is like new
throughout: Only 81, ,995. HOYLE
MOTOR No s:',n SALES l717 R l. ave; ne.
Buick 40 Roadmaster sedanette:
real good condition: r. and h..
Dynafiow: a fine buy S545. Eve
ntinss; SAL SIdo Wo. 6-oO4s; days. eah
BUICK 81 Super Riviera cpe.; r and
h.. dyf., Wv. tires; two-toned;
used very little: very clean; 81 .695.
PENNY P 7. MOTORS, G:I2Rs 1890 R. Lay !. ave.
wind. % and h.. peri. TOP, Sc. Eood
paint: a smart car with splendid mo-
tor. JU. 9-3361 aft. 10 am. -23
BUICK '53 Roadmaster convertible:
black with red leather interior; r.
and power steering: lst-class condi-
ton; privately owned can be seen
at any time: $2.1g5. 2201 New York
ave. ne LA. $4,000. "a
BUICK 1850 Special 2-door; radio,
out sacrifice. S795: trade and terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, goth st.
at r. l. eve. ne "a
BUICK 1851 Super convertible: radio,
heater. Dynaf1ow: l owner; like new:
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, goth st.
at r. I. ave. ne. pa
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera
4-door: radio. heater. Dynsfiow.
power steering: white-wall tires; |
owner; immaculate throughout. Must
s:Smf sssTiee oTay ERy wtiMs SgI sTads sI,,e% na
BUICK 1853 Special 2-door; / owner:
low mileage. immaculate through
out Only 81 .695; trade and terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, goth st.
~ " i. ave- nv
BUICK so Special 4-dr. sedan: T., h.,
Dynanow; full tank Of gas and Nd,
d. c or Va. tags included in price
OF car. Full price, $685.; S295 down:
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
200l Nichols ave. sc. Pa
BUICK AS super sedanette: r., b,
A real good buy at only $475; S156
down: terms OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 2OOl Nichols ave. Sc. IA
BUICK 80 Special 2-dr.: very good
cond; SIS. Call IA. s-7249.
BUICK 1919 Super 2-door; must
sacrifice. So dn. S35.6l mo. 1900
Bladensburg I'd. ne. CASH MO.
BUICK 81 POSTMASTER 4-dr.: r. h.
and Dyna.: one owner: low mileage:
perfect tires; looks and runs like
new: ~ 295; 4-mo. guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV, NO.
7-1111. Open until q D m. weekdays.
q pm. Sat. closed Sunday. Gus.
toner parking. "a
BUICK S53 Super 4-door: T. and h.,
Dynafow. Wv, tires, tinted glass:
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC. 1909
East-West hwy. JU. S-3157 directly
across from U. s. Royal sign).
BUICK '46 Super 4-door sedan: gray
radio. heater. A good car at a bar.
gain price; SEAS. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, 112l 2lst st. NV. DI. LOLA
(continued on Next Page.J
Evening star., 1954-06-23

IN ARKHAVEN CLUB, on Chesapeake
Bay, about 30 miles from Washing
ton. Cottage furnished, including
linens and kitchen ware; hot and
cold running water: electric stove
and refrigerator: attic fan. View of
bay over club play area: beach and
pier. Liberal terms. Call owner for
appointment to inspect. ONCE hours,
DI. 1888: clio p.m., IA. 81 40.
IA
ST. CLEMENT SHORES, near Leon
ardtown. Md, about 80 miles from
the White House; a settled commu-
nifty with about 100 houses. high
pressure water system, harbors for
large and small craft. waters free
from big gun practice: waterfront
lots SOx1O0 IT,. S1,4O0; a choice
corner near the water, about 10000
So. it.. 5000: waterfront lot Of
over 10000 So. it., $4,000; wooded
lots at low prices on easy terms;
Mr.. Alvey at the Shores will be glad
to help you. PlatS and prices mailed
on request. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 X st. NV. MA. S-1166.
SALE NECESSARY on
account of sudden illness of owner.
Almost new Arm. cottage for sum-
mer or all-year-round living. On
nice lot, 100x120, at woodland
Beach. Fully furn. and ready for
inmed. occupancy. No reas. otIer
rejected. Call THOMAS F. HALEY,
Realtor, AP. 7-S300. -26
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FARMS tcon..,

STROUT CATAL0G-Mailed FREE;
"a States. ETROUT REALTY, 234-A
Woodward Bids. washington. ST
1894.
10 ACRES, good s-rm. house. srist
mill on river: 400 yds. on q. s. l.
6S mi. south Of d. c. $4,000. Good
terms. TIE, 6-4131. -27
A VERY RARE VIEW, overlooking
lake and magnificent country side;
Is acres on state hwy. 20 mi. Sill.
Spg. or Baltimore. Priced high, but
it's really worth 1t; $4,000 Box
411-S, Star "a
$1,000 CASH, balance like rent for
100 acres; good road long 'front.'
age, small house, pond, stream,
mountain view, improved pastures.
A good buy within committing dis
tance. Cali W. L. CHELLIS, ST.
3-336S or HO. 2-6116.
500 DOWN, S1OO MO- will buy
250-acre farm and woodland. No
building; at Gainesboro' Va. LU.
46 ACRES, fenced; beautiful building
site; for country estate: overiookI
ing Warrenton area; uEturnlShec
house. en- premises. Crescent 3-14Ze:
AZ ACRES in Montg: Co; Nd; mod
ernized s rms. and bath, oil heat
double carport, all fenced, springs,
d. C. Will trade for property.
Lane Pastor. Elk. 3-Z555
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTEC
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored
Quick settlement. Cali MR.. MHIER
ME. S-122O; evenings. LA. 6-5l94.
Evening star., 1954-06-23

BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-For sale
considerably below market price.
lots, few hundred wards from wa
ter: may be willing to split same.
Phone OWNER OWNER ia; s-2gs7; ...,n.
exterior. red ash logs; fiagstone
terrace with iron railing; concrete
steps to water edge; 3 rms: stone
firepl.: picture windows; interior
finished cypress and knotty pine
eiec. kit. with hot and cold water;
bath with shower. DU. 7-4915. Ewes,
AD' 2-2215 Week ends at the prop
ertv, Boards CABIN. ,-25
Completely furnished; beautiful
waterfront view. One lot from Irv-
ing ave. on Nelson st. Can be seen
Saturday or Sunday each week.
GILBERT W. SHELTON: 702 Prin-
cess Anne ST.. Fredericksburg. Va.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

NICE FURN. COTTAGE. facing water;
mr.. Leonardtown; ami, shaded lawn.
PVT; pier. boat AID. 2-6446, Apt.
NEEiD Estate AT PLUM PoiNT-
Bay-front cottages, $40 to S75 per
week. See A. D. NEELD on property.
WILL RENT to reliable party his.
torical home on Patuxent River.
overlooking Chesapeake Bay, 8
rms, baths; fully equipped; $500
per mo. Call after pm. co.
SPEND SPEND YOUR VACATION at ran
Timbers. Md: bookings 2-wk. periods
or longer; accom-. g; ami: shaded
to waters edge: excellent view and
JUENEMANN. Tall Timbers. Md;
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. overlooking
RetOmac R% n,s,o All cOnveniences. oSSall Can
MoDERNN' fFURN. cottages, Colonial
Beach. Va; wk: or mo. MA. s-7344.
NORTH BEACH cottages. Bayfront.
Labor Day. ia. 9-5475. -25
MASON BEACH, Deale, Md. Carol
porch. Reas. UN. 4-7132. -25
Mr.. LEONARDTOWN, MD.-Cottage
with lge. screened porch. to reliable
party for 3 mos. RA. 81 393. -25
SHADED GROUND - 2-bedrm. cot
tage with porch. ami; boat, pier.
good grabbing and fishing; avail.
until July 4 at reduced rate. AL
LEN MASON, Deale. Md EN-. q
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WAREHoUsEs-RENT tconf. }

WAREHOUSE. 1909 47th st.. Bia-
densburg-73,0O0 50. it.; mod. cfices
ceiling: zone l-2: r.r. avail: i'm
med. occupancy. Call WA. 1-4343
or UN. 4-2233.
ONE BLK. CAPITOL-Clean, we'll
kept apt. bldg. Enc, $50; utils. incl.
avail. immed. ST. 3-3642. -25
ROCKVILLE-Building, 2Oxl1O with
plenty OF parking; in center of town.
S125 per. mo. PO. 2-6061. -27
NEW MODERN BLDGS with all fac
ilities, required for low cost opera
tion. floor level truck docks. RR sid
ing. air-cond. Offices. conV. to high
ways, areas Of 10000 IT. UP avail
able. UN. 4-S003.
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REHOBOTH BEACH-One Of thu
finest homes in the ocean block
open for summer rental: 4 bedrms.
2 baths. lge. liv. rm.. rumpus rm.
kit, servants quarters and screened
porch; must be acted upon immedi'
We also have choice cottages and
apis. avail for rent monthly anC
weekly. HARRY RAPKIN. Is Reho.
both ave-. Rehoboth Beach, Del
Phone 4096. -25
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GARAGES
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

STOCK CAR-Getting married; must
60, less engine. extra parts, inc.
new block, pistons, etc. EN-. 2-7s26.
z to 9:30 pm.
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4-BEDROOM BRICK
8 BEDROOMS, 11a BATHS
CT needs only 500 Down
Brick, Falls Church Area
FALLS CHURCH ARE

Yes, GI needs only One Hundred
Dollars Down Payment Uncle Sam
priced this at SIT. 900. Monthly
payments approximately Sl0O per
mo. include everything. Liv. rm.
rm.. ec.-eouipped kit, leading to
screened porch. Knotty-pine bedrm.,
and Va bath on 1St noor. 2 bedrms.
and tile bath on end door. Full
bsmt.. recreation room 5000 worth
Don't miss this! /
MILKEY REALTY COMPANY
IA. 7-0250, IA. 7-0290. ia. S-s645
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FAIRHAVEN
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

A really fine old home in excellent
condition. RiGht on the bay with
private sand beach. bedrms., bath,
house with . double deckers. Cen
tered in an acre of beautiful trees.
flowers and shrubbery assures abSo-
lutte privacy. Will rent for July and
August: S75 weekly.
BETHEL
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. DI. 7-310O
IA
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Ray RIDGE

furnished, detached. wealth.
on the river. containing 3 bedrooms.
9 baths, large deck porch, living
room within fireplace. complete kitch-
en- with dinette space, den and pow
der room; furnished excellently; deep
Boathouse. Priced at S22. 800; clear
BY appointment only. MA. S-3524.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DAIRY FARM-31S acres Prince VIM
Co.. Va, 81 mi. west Of d. c. I'm
proved By modern S-rm. farmhouse.
3 tenant houses. two 5o-cow dairy
barns, silos: smaller barns. ma
stein herd Of SO COWS, 2s heifer:
and 90 calves. Hereford herd OF "A
cows. % calves and ! bull: 3 good
and implements. Present % monthiy |, ~ y
$500. Price $40. 600; Down Pay; :;
": MAY. Manassas, Va. Phene.
LOUDOUN CO., va, on Bull Run
43S acres, 130 in good timber. craze
$50 cattle. fenced, well watered; s.
rm. house, lge barn; ? concrete
silos; inS. co. loan Of 5000;
$500 MR.. OLSON Wo. 6-7029.
THE IDEAL FARM for q city working
father. seldom do we get one like
this: Just under 100 acres of the
oest farm land: been in the same
family . generations; pleasant,
comfortable 3-bedroom home under
large trees. back from the road
good bank barn and outbldgS..: long
road frontage. Neighboring farmer
raises crops on shares. so no ex-
pensive machinery to buy and main
tain: leaves all outbldgs. and pas
lures for owners use. This Is an
exceptional opportunity at only
kf;IIGE9 kfSIG9 l'n Ronss. RocSnGissn'''hi heaitors iiasa,
Gaithersburg SQ0,
Evening star., 1954-06-23
GI-Colored-FHA

2-bedroom. all-brick semi
detached home in S. Arl. Liv-
Ing room. dining room, and
equipped kitchen: full base
ment.. Venetian blinds. front
porch, side patio, large lot.
Excellent neighborhood. 5 min.
- 2. G.. by way of Shirley hwy.
Monthly payments less than
rent. Approx $40 mo. See
this today. Call
AL BAKER a. SON. INC.
ll6 8. ST. ASAPH ST.
ALEX, VA.
Evening star., 1954-06-23

$12,65O-2-BEDRM. BRICK
This excellent close-in brick house
contains liv. rn., din. rnl., equipped
kitchen. garbage disposal. 1st n;
On End. . nice bedrms. and tiled
bath. Ample closet space, finished
rec. rm. in full bsmt. Gas a.-c. heat.
/ blk. to stores. bus and theater.
Will consider CT.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. S-27S3
Evening star., 1954-06-23
VACATION PLACES
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Right or
the beach. Modern apis. and cot.
tages. Immaculate. Call. OIL. 4-38S3
FOR RENT. Ocean City. Md.-Un.
usually attrac. modernistic cottage;
100 it.. from ocean. Sun deck: fire-
pl.. 2 bedrms.. bath. An additiona
bedrm;; and bath avail. Ewes. Otis
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern 2-bed.
rm: brick apts.: on ocean front
utils furn. Call 10. 1896 after g
BEACH, DEL.-ocean f,t
apt, = bedrms., 4th and Atlantic
Wk. 6I26 to 7/3, $65; wk. 7/1O
to 7/17. $75 Sleeps q. Ewes. EN-
2-6916. Ma. S-0753.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Cozy
Groom cottage, modern convent
ences, maids room; best To-
cation, block from ocean; exclu.
sive section: JULY, AUGUST. SEPT
ARTHUR MORRIS. Phone 217. P
Q Box l55 Centreyille. Md. 80
REHOBOTH BEACH-Modern apis
immac. XII. S-0554. after s pm.
REHoBOTH BEACH-Ann Acres, Of
Rehoboth Beach section. Ranch
hSHissx house less r,sba5 than ". d: old: com; ,;
ieiS sth v rms f, and GesTm' sun poreh tq
CHS. construction; hardwood frs
on lot 50xl00 #. For quick sale at
$500.
Several other nice homes and invest
ment properties. Contact HARRY
RAPKIN, Realtnr, 16 Rehoboth ave,
Rehoboth Beach. Del. Phone 4096.