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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Building Officials
0kay Dwellings
In Prince Georges

Recent building permits issued
by Prince Georges County in
cluded:
Harold w. Roheback. 1900 Ed
monston avenue, Bladensburg,
owner; two dwellings on Van
Buren, street, Lanham; cost,
$4,000 each.
Board Of Education, Mont
gomery street, Laurel. Md, own
er; shop building, Montgomery
street, Laurel; cost, $4,000.
Perry H. Sullivan, 1947 S street
Sc. Washington, owner; dwell
ing on WHEELER road, Oxon Hill:
cost, $4,000.
Thomas w. Lusk, 921 Ray
road, Hyattsville, owner; three
dwellings on Ray road, Hyatts-
vile; cost, $4,000 each.
Robert c. and Jean M. Burns,
5738 Twenty-sixth avenue, Hill
crest Heights, owners; dwelling
on Hemlock street, Temple Hills:
cost. $10,500.
Batson Pope, $500 Fifth ave-
nue., Forestville, owner; two
dwellings on Cree drive, Forest
Heights; cost, $13,500 each.
DR.. William Brainin, 6124 Gen.
trail avenue. Capitol Heights.
owner; two dwellings on Sixty
first street, Capitol Heights; cost.
$1,000 each.
Robert Mattingly, 1924 Laguna
street, Hollywood, Md, owner;
dwelling on Yates road, Belts
vile; cost, $4,000.
John L. Pyles, 1880 st. Barna-
has road, owner; two dwellings
on Wye avenue, Oxon Hill; cost.
SIS, 900 and $500.
G. S. Edmunds, 10 Riggs road.
Greenbelt, Md, owner; dwelling
on Sellman road, Beltsville; cost.
$11,750; architect, Walton and
Hadden.
A. A. Carozza, 2412 Minnesota
avenue, Washington, owner;
dwelling on Iverson street., Hill
crest Heights; cost, $1,000; ar
chietct, Richard P. Boyd.
o. D. Hutton & Son, 4515
Branch avenue, Silver Hill, own
ers; three dwellings on Davis bou-
levard, Camp Springs; cost, ST.
900 each: architect, P. o. Hutton.
Louis Rossi, 2215 Iverson street
Sc, owner; dwelling on Twenty
second avenue, Hillcrest Heights;
cost, $12,50O.
Leigh c. Kelsey, 1910 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, Washington,
owner; dwelling on Oaklyn ave-
nue., Landover; cost, $1O,500.
L. o. Minear, 2901 Branch ave-
nue., Washington, owner; three
dwellings on Hoover and Law
renee streets, Colmar Manor;
cost, $4,000 each.
Chas. Sasscer, 5401 Auth road,
Washington, owner; dwelling on
Auth road, Camp Springs; cost,
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$4,000: architect. Robert AM

$4,000: architect. Robert AM
man.
Frank Andolfatto, 1910 Byers
street, Boulevard Heights, owner:
dwelling on Byers street, Boule-
ward Heights: cost $4,000: ar
chitect, r. B. Turner.
John e. & s. p. Beavers, 1912
Taylor street. Bladensburg. own
er: two dwellings on Sheridan
street. Lanham; cost, $1,000
each; architect, Paul F. Farley.
8 & s Building Corp, 2723
Heating street. NARROW Heights,
owners: Is dwellings on Twenty
eighth street. Kenton place and
Keith street, NARROW Heights:
cost. $1,000 each: architect. v.
Scudari.
Badini Bros, Inc, 14O5 State
side drive. Silver Spring, owners:
two dwellings on Sharon road.
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Camp Springs: cost. $4,000 each.
Richard Mathis, Washington,
owner: dwelling on Houston road,
Bradbury Village: cost, $4,000.
Vincent Westhig, 67O2 Poplar
avenue, Takoma Park, owner;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14

dwelling on Drexel street, West
Hyattsville: cost, $1,000.
c. D. Hutton & Son, 4515
Branch avenue, Silver Hill,
owners; dwelling on Fifth ave-
nue., Forestville, Md; cost,
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1910 Riggs road, Chillum, owners;
four dwellings on Ninth avenue.
Hyattsville; cost, $500. $500.
$s.400, $500.
John A. Shirley, 3127 Q street
Sc. Washington, owner; two
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$11. 900: architect, P. o. Hutton.
Joseph and Dore Procapio,
3515 Twenty-ninth place, Hill
crest Heights. owners; dwelling
On Everst drive. Hillcrest Heights;
cost, $11. 900.
Harry Poretsky' & Sons, Inc,
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dwellings on st. Barnabas road,
Oxon Hill: cost, $1S,750.
John T. Newman, 1900 st.
Barnabas road. Temple Hills.
owner: dwelling on Gull road,
Temple Hills: cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14

BIG THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C.
SATURDAY., AUGUST IA, 1854
Evening star., 1954-12-28
GLEN MAR PARK. MD

rWo-story. 3-bedrn,, corner dctaehe4
house; fenced-in lot; garage; built
recently; has been redecerated.
Availahie early January. Call Oh
4-2420 or Ma. S-6221 for appt 81
Icontinued on next pagej
Evening star., 1954-12-28

ARLINGTON = Nice 1-bedrm. apt.
garden project. S76 incl. utii. WaIl
ft. Myer. blk Pentagon. ant
downtown bus. 2n03 N. 18th St.
5. ARLfNGfON. close 10 PentaEon--
Separate kit, bath, and entrance
adults only: good transp.: $50 incl
utiis OF. 4-70S0.
S60-C Cne-bedrm. apt, nr. wash. anC
Arl. hlvds.. PentaEon, Ft. Myer
Navy Annex; heat incl. En-. 3-56Ts
days. En-. 3-ge0S evenings. 20
ron MUST SEE 1T TO BELIEVE IT
--141tl N. Quinn ST.. Ariineton
offers a charming 2-hedrm. ant. ii
this fftle residential area. Excep
tionallY big bedrooms, bright ans
modern kit. with garbage disposal
spacious living room with separate
dining area, pliis the convenience oi
private parking: master TV antsnnl
and excellent storage and automatic
laundry facilities. See Mrs, McCee
No. q ia. 5-6SStil. To reach; Cros.
Memorial Bridge, follow Arlington
blvd. to N. Rhodes st., then rtghi
to N. 18th st.. and then right /.
NJ. Quinn st. SHANNON a. LUCHs
CO., 724 14th st. n!w. MA. S-2S45
Evening star., 1954-12-28
APTs. UNFURNlsHED--MD

APTs. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER.
5100 Defense hwy. BladensburG
Nd. Next schools and SHOPPING cen.
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-2T6S
GAITHERSBURG--2 and $ bedrms..
ground fioor:: separate garden. scr.
porcheS; huge rooms. Professional
community. SS4.50 to S110 o month.
incl. utiis. LO. 4-0S13. --28
1899 EAST-WEST HWY. Just west
Of 18th st.-2 bedroom individual
aweiling unit. duplex with private
to D.. C busline and shopping. VIII
rTsdecSrats. $40 mo. plus utilities.
. Sall aIxN IA Ss192l: $50
ir,s roon dinetts snq k,tehsS SsarSo; Seah and nv;
rear screened porch; near schools
month. PO. s-4333. 40
SILVER SPRING AREA---2-bedroom
DE luxe unit, only SO .50-Ss4. so.
plus utilities. Featuring rear kitchen
e. 1efriserstos fsttoase wAsa assg9sa YouS
own KfTcHEN. can % HE. T. $500
TaKsoSMAt I PAak-Larse isi terrace 1s ant.
bedrooms, pvt. entrance: mr.. Piney
IR;rsnch I;rs sncpping center and bus
Avail now Sau sss.0 s51s VII Flower cslse awe.
cah Ju. s-s792 or Ju. s-4556.
ATTRAC. I and q bedroom apis. in
small brick BLDG; horne-like appear
control own heat; utiis. paid: indi-
gidual storage lockers: l-bedrm. apt,
ShS.o0 to $50: 2-bedrm. apt, sos.
~ ~ 5ss56o; Spring 4-7453. II
HnaI!SivilLE1Emeisncy ma. aisn IL.EE1.5IEm sspt;, ss5
eluding all utils. In Princess Ann
Apts.; centrally located, nr. schools,
ehnTenes, shopping and transp. AP.
MT. RAINIER. 1901 ssrd ST. No S 70,
81 bedrm.. liv. rn.. kitchen and
p9sn; Sos mo. See No. 204 EVENINGS.
TAkosIA PARK Modern efsciegcy
apt, unfurn.; in new brick home: 2
blocks from Missionary College; large
ny rm. with picture window. full
kltenen WITH dining area. large tile
JAMES L DIXON & Co. 81. $1,000.
YOU'LL AGREE when you see thes,
apt. homes ct Elnar Gardens, THF
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES IN THE
isnce Of an attractive sarden der S proIect I'll
Cheerful one and two bedroom apts J;
tnewly decorated1 at SIS and Ss5
Including all utilities, Res. mgr
CAP. T-S69Sl. $500 Hamilton ~st
d[tASEh AyCAC4hSEF. AHy. auQ f1N4Et%-
vile on EdmonSton I'd. SHANNON
g LucHS CO. 524 I4th st. NV.
Is or 5 BEDROosf bungalow spart.
ment: 500; utilities furnished; very
quiet and private; refRr.. stove,
front and rear entrance. 10. $3.50
|PINEY BRANCH M, nr. b. c. Inc
available Immediately. On erounc
tioor: 2 sedrms.; trsnt and rsss
SIZE oUINCY sT.--Apt., l-a iarre
roomss large modern Kitchen and
bath. available for fmmediAta oc-
cupeney. To tnsptct pick up key ai
S5a4 between 8 and $50 daily. ci
lBETHEsDk. .lID.--1 ana 8 bsdrooms.
ity. room. din. space. kit, bath and
rear screened porch: $6o-Ss5. eAM-
DEL 3. BodLtY. NC OF. l-I270.
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HOUSES UAFURNIsHED

sEAT PLEASANT, All epth pi,--
Biz house On 2 lots. 8 rooms.
Kitchens. large porch. OWNER. OIL
1870; or during vsekdsyh I'm
N. Z. cArrroL snoPrrNa cENTEH
Vacant: semidet. brk.. 5 rms. full
gas heat. $3.50. 10. 3-6860 --3l
14Sa BELMONT sT. N.W.--I0 rooms
ffon: suitable for doctor or pfofes.
aionai man: $125 per month. APPLY
AMERICAN eECURITY AND TRUST
CO.. ST. $4,000. --21
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COOP. APTs. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

MORE OWNERS ARE SAYING
For good tenants, furn. or unfurn,
apts., in d. c., at reas. fee, call
MANDEL, ME. SCALA. go
Evening star., 1954-12-28

CHEVY CHASE D. =.
Lovely home. den and powder room
on LIST floor, 4 bedrnls.. 2 baths,
2-rar garage Avail. Jan. /.
THO3. L. PHILLIPS WO. $1,000
THREE BEDRCoMs: S1Ib; WEST
HyATTSVILIlE ---- Two-story brick;
full basement, gas hot-watef heatt
nice lot: situated in weil-eetablished
leighborIaood, convenient. 70. trans.
portation, shopping, schools ana
HARRISON 2-y2a4 80
liv. rn.. din. L.. EQUIP. kit; sos mo.
NORTH ARI..--3- -bedrm. brtck-snd-
frame Colonial: .21-ft. iy. rm. ana
fuii basement: St30 mo.
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORP.
2533 Wilson Blvd, Ari.
IA. 7-4448 EYES. u. z-iyTe
Evening star., 1954-12-28

COLORED-BACHELOR APT; desir-
able person only. 1920 o Sc. NV.
3rd g.; $25 per mo. Ii. 4-73o0 or
iRvIiNeG ST. Nv NV soTGaA rms. ASD pius
bsmt:, 2 porches;. $75 month. Ii.
4-7300 or 10. $1,000. --2S
CoLoRED--seo N. CAROLINA AVE.
s.E.--2 rms, kitchenette,. range.
reigr; and utils: fuTn.; adults pref: /:
$3.50. Ii. 4-73oo. 10. s-6o94.t
|coLoRED-sO T ST. NV rooms,
kitchen. bath; refgr. and heat fur
coLoREDs@SEAARR MINNESOTA iSSEs AVE.
SCI bedrm.. liy.. rm.. kit, d.
netse nett bath, screened porch; vene-
heat incl. Lo. 4-sssS. s'AO0s. &sS so'
CoLoRED = TwO-BEDRM. APT. -
Good cond:. vacant, NV. Apply
lanitor, 5 Rhode Island ave. NV.
DIxlE REALTY CO., 1417 L st. NV.
CoL0RED-EFFIC. in mod. fireproof
bldg. See ianitor. 24o1 Ontario I'd.
|CoLoRED-ATTRAcTIvE 2-rm.-and-
bath apt: l block from. Lincoln
Park. Must see to appreciate; ref
erence required, Cali Ex. 3-5s52
CoLoREDMWiLL LolISMf REDEcoRATs-
2109 NJ st. n,e.-Lge, bedrm., liv.
rm:, kit, hath and porch: S72 mo-,
incl all utils, Call Me. S.54O0 ---2g
COLORED-DUPLEX, 9Oa EvARTS
81. N.E.--Completely redecorated:
Der rooms mo kit; ca. Sath hR and sSpTh HG5sa So
coLokED-soo coLLooikdEDsoo You ST. NV, we mr..
Florida ave-Oderine smart, I-bed-
rm. apt. tastefulIy decorated, for
,mmeS; INN s..S SScenp; up. Mod. Kit. and fun
laundry in bsmt.: S7o-$Ss. incl. all ali
shSsSos s5sfes fSsHs sse aals0f pa i4sS
IcoiokEDEissss 81 aiEij NAi s-ISiS LAMONT ST. NV.
rm.. kitchen and bath, heat and
hot water furnished: SIS month.
TO inspect. see janitor. or can co.
CoI0RED-yIC. 18Th AND CALF.
sTs.-Three rms kitchen and bath;
$3.50 Der mo. PHILLIPS, CANBY
4 FULLER. NC. ST. 3-24oo. 1012
coIoREDGisss 80 81 Uses KENDALL ST. NE.
Apt. 1os and 1859 corcoran st.
kitchen and bath apts.; $50 pei
lCOLORED--lSI4-A 3 ST. N.E.--Liy
Im, | bedrm.. kitchen and bath;
cSsossi,gs; Sy5 iS9 per mo; Re- Re 7sllsl ss
RAYMOND &. RUPPERT. ioiS III
C0LORED-sI7 N. 7. AVE. NV
Three rms. kitchen. bath; $69.50
RUPERT. 1ol7 7th st. NV, ST
lC0LORED--fao7 MN. AVE SW
$40 :50-2 large rms, kit. and bath.
/ Adults only. See manager on prem
tsss sun. or ewes. MARSHALL. y.
WAPLE Co. 1924 14th st. NV. AD.
Cot 0RED-soao CLAY ST. Ne
Three-room. private-hath apt. newly
redecorated: convenient to transp.
iSSS,.Has1t SSS EIaeSth; sr., Ii sT.i4 S.re43; VII,
large rooms. fully equip. Kit. and
bath, newly dec, al utils. furn.
800 = st. NV. Ma. S-s556. so
CoL0RED-oN 18th ST. NE. be-
tween tive hsts g ana o prsedsm.. , Nv rm.. ,, kit
C0LORED-si3 II ST. N.W.@5 rms,
kit. and bath. heat and hot water;
So 80. Basement apt. ss5. no. 2
coIoRED--Sss istS 81. NV. Ant
l--NeWly decor 9 ise. rms, kit.
din, bath: Se7. so. Eves., DE. 2-Se2S.
C0LORED-S91 5ith ST. N.E.-Du.
pas,. Dlsx apt; ,;. nsins @ ssas ssarm, eai-
Good credit refs. required. Call CO
coL0REp--NEARLY NEW a-bedrm
:e' se. cs s nRS Rss RH Hf1 sss e k ssis iiii s
|COLOREp--Is2a feth ar Nv
rms. kitchen and bath: $7e. 80, incl
ht. and INV. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT, 1o17 Sth ct. n.ws 81. S-S4s4
CoLoRED--APARTMENT. 1 room,
Kitchen. reception hall share bath;
800. La. o-o1S0. -zS
Evening star., 1954-12-28

kitchen, reception hall. share hatl
800. La $3.50. -2e
Evening star., 1954-12-28

ALEXANDRIA--Two bedrms., liv. rm
with fireplace, screened porch, bsmt,,
large recr. rrn,, garage, fenced yard.
corner lot. heat furnished XII
S.R662. eyes. TIE. R-2Ab7. .--2H
Evening star., 1954-12-28
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA--Two bedrms.. liv. rm
with fireplace. screened porch. bsmt.,
large recr. rm,, garage. fenced yard.
corner lot. heat furnished XII
S-6652; eves.. TIE. 6-2957. '--2S
2 AND 5 BEDRM. HOUSES, good To-
cations; 500 to $125. }: FULLER
81 \; Arl' Va JA' 7-44sz, ,ss "a
1855 ALBEMARLE ST. N.W.--Cor.
brick house; well furn.: open from
5 to 8 pm. wkdays.; from ~ noon
to 9 pm. Sun. Wo. 6-3733. EN-.
2-773l. %
e.REDRM. CAPE coD bunsa.. Alex,
ave. ME. S-1326 after II am. -
N. ARL., near Wilson blyd.--semi-
2 bedrms. and bath; LIST A.. liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit. bsmt.: fin. rm. anc
bath. occu. Feb. /. S135. ia; D.
HYATTsvILLE--This Is a deail 6 mo
rental: Sia6 mo, 2 ,Ss tTin ?, b 5edroomss CONS
possession. JU. 9-6440 or VIII, 8.
6261. ---29
CHEVY cHAsE--Seven rms. 2 baths
nv, Bendix. disposal, dishwasher
1925: also S175. MRS. DUNNING-
TON. OF. .2-2e35. EN-. 2-s3s3;
ADELPHI. MD.-Modern brick ram.
bier, fully furn., 5 rms. paneieo
study, Laundromat, fireplace; ccny
Md, Univ. APL. Beltsville. White
Oaks Ca t,E Avals; z sLsaas 5sn. 3 mos sl2a PEI
FALLS URCH-Semidet; "a blk. OF
8. Cherry st.: Ice. fenced I'd. Nicely
and pantry. disposal. Gas heat. Al
utils. incl; $S5 mo. JE. 3-9025
1s4o LoNcFELIow ST. N.w.--Four.
bedroom row brick home, nicely furn
Immediate 2@SeuPansy; @ a;yc Sls5 mo. u
souTH RoCkviLLE - s-bedroou
rambler. beautifully furn., imme.
date occupancy. from . mos: 70 :
year; GEORGE W. ROBERTSON. oL
ARIInNfGG;ToN-Nice Ri residential sec.
and bath. hrst door: fun bsmt.
1925 mo. IA. 1885, 80
Nicely furn., 3-bedrm
brick Colonial: fun bsrnt. with rec
rm.; near schools. tIansp.; STAB
GEORGE w. BAUsERMAN, JU. 3
r,Prrs 1Sa9i syss;. NW. EA; Maltsr 9sss ssed area :
Nicely furn., . rms, bath. full bgnlt:
garage. gas heat: S125. D1xIl
REALTY Co. MA. $3.50: ewes.
IARLINGToN. n, westover-compl
turn. attrac, 5-rn. det. brick, J. y
blocks to bus, shop: CIR. ana scsioois
| IrTed. pnss.;; SI25 mo. Call KE
| S-6677 or IA. g-91ss. 20
LOVELY DETACHED BRICK HOME
| 8 BEDRMS.. Z BATHS, BEAUTI
FULLY FURNISHED. EXCLUSIVE
.rssss doCATi9hm, 95h,i,,r. wo q .1ooo .,
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as2n I.EI.ANn sT- --

Open for inspection daily 3-5. be.
ginning Monday, Dec. ~.
For immediate occupancy this ex-
ceIient home with large living
room. dining room. den. lavatofy,
modern Kitchen. maids room and
baths. 1-caF garage. fine garden
$500 monthly. for details.
SANDOZ, INC.--DU. 7-1234
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

i his is the modern woman-a very special darling
of two great industries.
Fashion leaders dote on her trim waist and slender
proportions, so easy to create for and easy to fit
Insurance companies bless her because that slim
and youthful look of hers demands lighter, more
sensible diet that keeps her in better health,
adds years to her life.
And among her most grateful admirers you can
also count Pepsi-Cola and its Independent bottlers
everywhere. For by keeping pace with her wholesome
trend in Diet todays Pepsi has become more
popular than ever!
Pepsi-Cola is the modern, the light refreshment.
Dry mot too sweet, reduced in calories,
it refreshes without filling
You can get it in the familiar economy
bottle that serves two people, or in the
smaller, single-drink size for one.
Have Pepsi.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
CLAYTON

EweIPs-St. Paul Church Notes
At IL am. Sunday, January 18th.
the minister will preach the first
IN a series of sermons directed at
4 more Practical Christianity for
minister and people. Each sermon
will concern a common possession
u every person which if used in a
Christian sense will result in a
richer-netter life. The first SER
mon, "a Small Matter with Great
Possibilities" - The Adult and
Youth Choirs will sing.-At Z pm.
Sunday evening there will be
meeting of youth, 10 to 13, for
vespers and recreation. On Mon
day, January 18th, the Contact
Club will meet in Fellowship Hall
at 8 p.m.-Devotional reading for
today: He that endureth to the end
shall be saved.-Matt. 1922.
v. F. W., Post 88O1 Notes.-The
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars held their month
" meeting or Monday evening.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
The Winner!-an ironing
problem knockout!

Days like these, it's just plain
good sense to take short cuts and
here's few from Tide Washing
Clinic to help iron out that prob
lem in your laundry basket.
Take cotton washdresses, why
not use the Seersucker trick? 1t
won't make trouser-sharp creases
but it will pass for around the
house and the corner grocery
store. Wash the dress and put it
ON a hanger. Pad the shoulders
and sleeves with a bath towel or
paper towelling, smoothing them
into shape. Iron the hem, seams
and belt into smoothness.
Try the same system on work
clothes. Keep your wringer loose
TO avoid pressing in wrinkles.
Leave clothes in a spinner for
about two minutes. Shake each
piece vigorously and hang up
while ITS quite wet. Hang trous-
ers by the waistband, jackets and
shirts on hangers. Hand-smooth
out seams.
If you're married to a man who
will wear shirts with only the
collars cuffs and fronts ironed,
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Acme Program Tailored
To Desires of Shoppers
BY WILLIAM PARK
President, american Stores Co.

AS we come to the threshold of
another year it is appropriate
to look back for a moment and
appraise our progress during the
last twelve months. 1858 was a
good year, not without problems,
but we in American Stores Co.
feel that it was a year of prog
ress. More than forty new Acme
Markets were opened and each
opening suggested improvements
for those that followed. Gus
toner response indicated that we
provided the kind of shopping fa-
cilities that modern shoppers
prefer
Looking to the future of our
business, We must be influenced by
general business conditions, to be
sure. At present the employment
rate is high and unemployment has
not reached what might be called a
working level" The number of
families being established is on
the increase, and the population
trend continues upward. These
lndices seem favorable for the out
look and will influence our plan
ming. We do not pretend to be
forecasters and while we will keep
q careful watch on the indicators,
our greatest effort will be to learn
what the consumer wants and to
Try to satisfy these wants
Our future planning must be
based on those things we have OBJ
served during the past, and some
of these observations have been in
teresting. The homemaker has
told us quite definitely of some
things she expects of food retail
ing. Our customer of today is
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Speaking of People,.
Winterize Now
AT Dear's Sta.

/ The best in product any CUSTOM
er could expect plus personalized
management that keeps everyone
satisfied are provided every day
at Dear's Atlantic Service, High
way 113 and East Loockerman
Street, Dover.
Recently, the wide awake loca-
ton came under the ownership and
management of Leroy r. Dear and
he put into it the conscientious
managerial ideas that win perman-
ent approval among residents and
transients alike because Mr.. Dear
serves both.
Atlantic is the big name here,
featuring White Flash and Hi-Arc
gasolines plus Atlantic motor oil.
The warranty that goes with an
Atlantic ertifi e d fabrication
means what it says.
Firestone tires and batteries are
carried in stock, while road service
is available for all who call 9789.
Mr. Dear is geared to Winter
protection for your car, using
everything Atlantic to make cold
weather driving more of a pleasure
and less of a chore.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

quality conscious. There is good
demand for better quality items
and at the same time values in
lower priced foods are recognized
by our customers.
Our homemaker has been de-
manding prepackaging of many
items displayed traditionally with
out wrapping. This is evidenced by
the selections of discerning food
buyers. 1t has been proven that
such a lowly item as parsnips en-
Joys greatly increased sales when
offered in a cellophane wrapper.
Frozen foods are being offered in
wider variety. and greater volume
because the family meal planner
chooses them with greater fre-
quency.
Again our homemaker is inter-
ested in reducing time spent in the
kitchen, for increasing interest is
evidenced in ready-to-s serve and
partially prepared foods. A u. S.
shows that a days food for four
people, using ready-to-Serve items.
required 1.6 hours to prepare,
whereas home-prepared items re-
quired 5.5 hours of preparation.
The difference in the cost, between
pared foods was $1.S0, providing
the homemaker almost four hours
of time for other pursuits.
Our program for '54 then can be
summed up in this statement: We
shall continue our program of
opening Acme supermarSets where
suitable, adequate locations are
available, eQuipping them and
stocking them in accord with the
desires of the homemaker. Barring
the development of economic
forces not now apparent, we be-
lieve this program will result in
a good year.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
DIVIDEND I'm DRIVING EASE
Ford offers five oPfonuI power assists you might
expect TO find only in Americas eosfIiesf cors

Masters Guide potoer steering does up to 75S of your
steering work. yet leaves you with natural steering fee
the straightaways. Sto Sure Potoer Brakes do up
to onethird of the work in stopping Fordonatc Drpe
gives torque converter SmoothnesS and the Co of auto
matte mechanical gears And only Ford in its field offers
Potoer-L Windows, both front and rear that open or
close at buttons touch and 4Wdy Potoer Seat
that adjusts up and down. as well as front and back
at touch of the controls. They're all worthwhile
optional extras available in the 1854 Ford!
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

hang on to him! Because there's
no shortcut to this job except
know-how. Iron them in this or
der: wrong side of collar, right
side, inside of yoke, right side,
inside of cuffs, outside. Iron
sleeves double, starting at under
arm seam. Iron back of shirt and
finally the right and left fronts.
You can save yourself on fiat
pieces by hanging them straight
and folding evenly as you take
them down. Iron over the top
hem of sheets, also the creases
and one side of the pillow case.
Avoid iron-shine by pressing on
the wrong side. Iron details first
to avoid creasing the garment as
you work. Place buttons down on
a tailor cushion or shoulder pad
and iron over the back of the fab
ric. This protects the fabric under
the button as we'll as the button.
says the Tide Clinic.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
sMYRNA TIMEs. THURspAY MoRNING JANUARY

Mrs. Charles Turner, Wilmington,
and were guests of the Turner's at
the Ice Follies, in Philadelphia, on
Monday evening. - Pvt. Vinson
Ross, u. S. Marines, now home on
Today leave will report for duty
at San Diego, CAL, upon expira-
ton of leave.-Mr. ]. w. Rambo, a
patient at Kent General Hospital.
The weakly wit = Middle-age:
When you have that morning after
feeling, without the night before.