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which includes Washington.
Baltimore, Richmond and sur
rounding States, and has been
assigned to serve as a member
Of the ABA divisions Committee
on Relations with Federal
agencies.
He is a past president of the
District Bankers Association, a
member of the District Clearing
House Committee and the AS
sociation Of Reserve City Bank
ers. He will continue to serve
as member Of the Executive
Council of the ABA.
Joins Simon Stuff
Horace Pack, formerly presi-
dent Of the Engel-Pack Co., has
joined Simon Distributing Corp.
as manager Of the traffic appli-
ance division and manager Of
the Oak Point Corp, a subsid-
iary. He succeeds Seymour
Kody. who resigned.
Charles B. Henderson, for
merly research and teaching as
sistant at Massachusetts Init
tute Of Technology has joined
the engineering division Of At
lantic Research Corp. at Alex
andria, Va.
Jerome Casper has been named
sales manager of Banning q
Sons Motors, Inc, Plymouth
dealers in Hyattsville, Md.
Art Display Co., established
here in 1947, has moved to larger
quarters at 1888 Half street Sc.
James B. Rome, has been named
sales and promotion director.
~ Z "a f. aaNItN
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of the Ma
tional Bank
Division Of
the American
Bankers As
sociation for
a three-year
term, expir-
ing in 1857.
1t W a S a n
n o u n c e q
yesterday.
Mr.. BiSSelle
will represent
the Fifth Fed
eral Reserve
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$646,124 or 90
cents a share.
the annual re-
port disclosed
yesterday.
Sales w ere
1.3 p e r C e n t
ahead Of $2l.1
258,387 in the
previous year.
Net inco m e
was b e h ! n d
81 2 2,8 8 6 or
$1.03 a COM
mon share in
the preceding
nari0d
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Hot Shoppes Sales
Sci Record, but Net
Declines in Year
BY DonoId B. HodIey

Although sales Of Hot Shoppes.
Inc. set new record OF sal .543..
500 in the fiscal year ended July
81, profits after taxes declined to
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Offices Near Completion

The company is completing Q
new general Office building with
$4,000 square feet of space at
5151 River road in Kenwood,
Md. Full occupancy is expected
by January ! or earlier. Costing
around $425, 900, the new build
ing will increase efficiency Of
work formerly housed at five Diff
ferent locations.
Current assets on July 81
totaled $5,146,007 vs.. IS. .464, ,230
a year earlier. Current liabil-
tiles amounted to 1882, ,263 va.
$2,286.693. The ratio Of the for
mer to the latter was 2.64 to /,
compared with 2.39 to q year
earlier. Working capital totaled
$3.193,744 VS.. $3.177,537.
After dividends of $302, 1853 on
common stock in the year, re-
tanned earnings on July 81
amounted to $4,542,785 VS.. $4,-
199,519 year earlier. Outstand-
ing common and Class B COM
mon shares totaled 737,800 w.
704,682 a year earlier and the
number of stockholders increased
to 2,416 from 2,21O.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BisseIIe Gets ABA Post

Hubert T. Bisselle, senior vice
president Of the Riggs National
Bank. has been named mem
ber of the Executive Committee
Evening star., 1954-10-24

homecoming expenses in con-
nection with the company's ex-
pansion program, which Is ex-
pected to add IL new restaurants
to the chain in the next six
months, were a major factor in
the lower net. Exhaustion of tax
credits which were available in
the preceding year resulted in
hiohnr faYnc
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Better Than Average

The report signed by Presi-
dent j. willard Marriott ex-
pressed satisfaction that sales
retained high levels in the year
although restaurant sales gen.
orally declined in areas served
by the company. The report
will be mailed to stockholders
tomorrow.
It also was disclosed that sales
for eight weeks ended Septem-
ber 27, including the first two
periods Of the new fiscal year,
were even with a year age.
Net income before taxes was
up around IL per cent and after
taxes was about 26 per cent
higher. but officials emphasized
that the figures are unaudited
and probably will not prove rep
resentative of the entire year.
However. they indicate a highly
favorable early trend, they said.
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Readers Clearing
| House |
MORE PARAKEEr TALK.

fMTS. II. A. e., ATLtngtOnJ
In response to Mrs. B. W.,
Bethesda about a parakeet:
I am a shut-in and have had
my little parakeet for over a
year now. He was 5 weeks old
when I got him. I never could
have believed such amusement,
entertainment and humor
could be brought into a home
by one Of these little birds.
Here are some of the things
he says: I'm Sir Grasso" Il
named him after the ex-
catcher on the Washington
baseball club You come and
kiss your baby; "You come
and kiss your mommy";; st like
grapefruit-oh, yes, I do;
''Now you go to sleep; You
take your bath; I'm a son of
q gum; you're a little sweet
heart; 81 love you, baby, yes,
I do; II get into mischief, oh.
yes. I do; I'm a Democrat,
oh, yes. I am; ooh, my gra-
cious." "Besa me Mucfo" "a
bit of Spanish); That's a no
no.; Gle picked that up when
he got into mischief and I APP
parently repeated it many
times). COX. let's CO."
At this moment he is on my
shoulder talking huently. The
sound Of the typewriter OBJ
viously activates his talking,
but he's so much fun and so
loving. Perhaps these phrases
may sound silly, but I decided
to write them anyway. These
are only a part of his words.
Your bird is q good age to.
start to teach to talk, pro-
vided, Of course, that he is
fnger-tamede
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for long time. It is such an
interesting story and the scene
was laid in New Orleans and
Paris, as I remember. I shall
appreciate hearing from any
readers.
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THANK YOU NOTE;
PICKLE RECIPE?
IN III

W. W.. Leg LuUuOUST/
First of all, thanks lots for
the recipes for real French
bread. One was the same I
lost. and I have enjoyed pre-
pairing and eating it.
Though I have not seen an
answer to my request as to the
possibility of preparing tomato
sauce in an open kettle and
sealing jars with wax, I seek
more information. / would
love to have a recipe for real
kosher pickles. am growing
the picking type of cucumber
and have become quite dis
gusted with the so-called
dill pickles available in stores.
The faults seem to vary with
the brand names. Good kosher
dill pickles are available only
in delGatessen stores but these
are a little expensive and hard
TO keep on hand as there is
no liquid in which to keep
them.
Also, does any one know a
good recipe for bread-and-
butter pickles? Again, many
thanks to all for the many
helpful hints and recipes I've
collected from RICH.
X X X X
OLD BOOK?
MRS. p. o. NJ, Washington
! wonder if among all your
wonderful readers there is
some one who could tell me
where I could get a copy of a
book published around 1865,
and now out of print, called
1.-THE Octoroon"? This book
was given to me many years
ago by an aunt but my books
were greatly damaged in a
flood in out town and I have
not seen a copy of this book
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RoTIssERIE.

NC11SSEH1E.
MRS. w. X. WGshington.)
Sometime ago q reader asked
for cooking time for meats
done on a rotisserie. and I
don't believe ] have ever seen
an answer. According to the
instruction book that came
with my machine, the times
(for roasting) are as follows:
Beef, 5 pounds, 1A-1A hours;
veal, 5 pounds, 112-1A hours:
pork, 5 pounds. 1a-1A hours;
lamb, 5 pounds, 1A-11a hours.
Allow approximately 10 IA
minutes for each additional
pound. Poultry and foul:
Chicken, 5 pounds, 1-1A hours;
stuffed chicken. 5 pounds, l.
III hours; duck, SIS pounds.
1K2-1A hours; baby turkey,
As pounds, 11a-2 hours. For
chicken, allow about 8 min
utes for each additional pound.
For duck and turkey, allow
1912 minutes for each pound;
roast pheasant. ga pounds.
A-11a hours. Fish and sea-
food: Fish, ga pounds, 1920
minutes; roast scallops.
pound, 1918 minutes. Barbe-
cues and shaashlik: Spareribs,
pounds, LIZ hours; shaash-
Xix. 2 pounds, 80 minutes-1
hour.
For chops of all kinds, I
have found by experience that
Is minutes on the first side
and 10 minutes when the chop
is turned will make a we'll
done piece of meat. For roast
ing when the meat is on the
spit, the heat should be on
low; for regular broiling with
meat on the tray the heat
should be on high. I have also
used by rotisserie for broiling
potatoes and peaches and for
toasting bread. I recommend
the machine highly, because
cooking with infra-red heat is
very fast, quite cool and helps
to keep in the natural juices
of the meat so that cold roast
is sweet and tender even three
days after it is cooked. I can't
think Of a more convenient
or all-purpose machine to have
in any kitchen.
X y \ y
QUILTING GROUP?
IL. B. p. SilUer Spring.
Please let me know Of any
one or any group that win
quilt.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-06-01
To Get Best Results With
ArtificiaI dissemination
Timing Is Important
BY ERWIN p. SMITH

Dairy Industry Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-06-01

ARTIFICIAL DISSEMINATION con-
ception rates In recent years have been
as good as or better than natural
breeding. There are several reasons
why, but one of the most important is
the experimental work done to deter
mine the best time to inseminate the
COW.
When, during her estrus period,
should she be disseminated? To answer
this, research workers first had to
answer other questions:
What is the average length of the
estrus period in dairy cattle? How long
will the sperm live in the female repro
ductiOn tract? How long does it take
the sperm to travel through the repro
duction tract to the site of egg cell fer
tilization? When does the COW ovulate?
How long will the egg cell live after
Ovulation?
The Estrus Cycle
These experiments have shown con-
clusively that estrus cycles vary widely
from one COW to another. Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station work
ers report dairy cows usually remain
in heat II to Sc hours. Hammond, study
ing the length of heat periods of dairy
cows in England, found the period
varied from to 80 hours, with an aver
age of IL.
Hammond found no difference be.
tween breeds, though there was both
a seasonal and age difference. Mature
cows stayed in heat an average 1913
hours, he noticed, while heifers aver
aged 1871 hours.
From these experiments, we can
conclude the average time dairy COW
remains in heat is about 16 to II hours.
Life of Sperm
How long will the sperm live in the
female reproduction tract? Much of
the work done to answer this question
has been done in foreign countries 1t
has been noticed that sperm survive
longer in some parts of the tract than
in others. For example, sperm can't
live very long in the Notwithstanding
causes them to clump together and, ac-
cording to results of one experiment,
die within four hours of mating.
Results of another experiment, in
which IS cows were slaughtered on
different days after service, show
sperm cells can survive several days
in the cervix. However, another in.
vestigator reports most sperm cells are
dead within % to IS hours after mating,
Therefore, to answer the question Of
how long sperm can survive in the
female tract, we can say about oas
day.. if they get into the cervix soor
after mating; only about four hours il
they do not get out of the vagina
Movement of Sperm
In one experiment involving % cows
the cervix was found full of sperm
cells within so minutes of mating. FRS
Time of Service
One to several days before estrus
Over "a hours before ovulation but in
1924 hours before ovulation ........
1918 hours before ovulation ..........
7-12 hours before Ovulation .....
hours or less before ovulation ......
hours or less after ovulation ........
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-06-01

sperm cells entered the uterus within
40 minutes of mating, and some sperm
cells were found at the upper end OF
the oviduct (Site of fertilization) four
hours after mating.
Another study of sperm cell travel
indicates it requires an average
hours Is minutes for sperm to reach
the site of fertilization in heiferS and
an average hours so minutes in ma
ture cows. The difference is due to
length of the reproduction tract which
is about 81. inches long in heifers and
26 inches in mature cows.
So we can conclude that it takes
about four hours for the sperm cells to
reach the oviduct in heifers, about 5la
hours in cows.
Time of OvulatiOn
Hammond, in his experiments in
England, found the COW ovulated be-
tween "a and As hours after beginning
of heat. In another experiment, ovula-
ton occurred 16 to SO hours after heat
began, with the average time of 81
hours, so minutes. Most of the lbs cows
in this study-89.1 per cent-ovulated
20 to 80 hours after their heat period
began.
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment
Station workers checked % dairy cows
through 70 estrus periods to determine
the time of ovulation. They found n
per cent of the cows ovulated 10 to 1S
hours after the end of estrus. Only 9
per cent ovulated earlier; IA per cent
ovulated later. Michigan Agricultural
Experiment Studies, which show aver
age time of ovulation to be just less
than IA hours after the end of heat,
agree.
Because of this agreement, we can
conclude that ovulation does occur an
average IA hours after the end of heat.
Egg Cell Life
Now, how long will the egg cell live
after ovulation? Several experiment
stations report the egg cell can live
only about hours after ovulation UNI
less it is fertilized This is relatively
short time, and it makes the time Of
dissemination extremely important.
Most research workers report that
highest conception rates result if the
cows are bred from full to late heat.
The Nebraska Agricultural Expert
ment Station made quite an extensive
study using cows from four breeds
ayrshire, Jersey, Guernsey and Hol-
stein). Results are shown in the table.
1t can be seen from this table that
highest conception rate resulted when
COWS were bred 1918 hours before
Ovulation. Since dairy cows, on an
average, ovulate IA hours after the end
of heat, this means, then, to get the
highest conception rate, cows should be
bred in late heat or just as they are
going out of heat. If the cows are bred
earlier or later than this time the con-
ception rate is reduced.
No Nh Per Cent
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Also includes batteries, outo-
notic decoder. permanent log
book and all needed accessories
Mode of high-impoct plostic
Suitoble for s years old and up
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BEST BUYS
OPEN / TIL. 7

OPEN / TIL 7
4 .BEDRM.. 2-BATH brick Cape Cod,
$1S,500: assume S12,200 old 81
ave-, left on viers Mill I'd. 1 block
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CHEVERLY

oPEN-2327 BELLEvIEw AVE. new
4-bedrm. Colonial.
OPEN-2501 Lake Ave-. 3-bedrm
rambler with rec. rm.
orEN-53O3 cheverly Aye. 3-bed-
OPEN--2S16 Parkway, 3-bedroom
rambler, garage and bsmt.
OPEN-6003 Forest Road, 2-bedrms.,
garage, side porch, slate roof.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, Realtor
$500 Annapolis Rd., UN. Alias.
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Cheverly Beautiful!
NOT JUST A HOUSE BUT
A LOVELY HOME

AN ADDHEBS OF DISTINCTION :
40x40 rambler on terraced lot;
family-size kit. disposal. bath: full
bath, laundry. This beautiful home
can, be purchased for only $4,000.
To inspect call Mr.. Fortin, 10.
$500. cox q CO, 10. S-5637.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER
Attrac. brick Colonial. Center-haIl
bay window. modern KIT. and powder
rm.. Unusually lge. screened porch.
Upstairs 3-bedrms. bath. Rec. rm.
JAMES M. CARR, INC.
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GIInS$lIs44,SSs040.;-NEW BRICK

Gl-1l4,6VU--NEW BRICK
BUILT-IN GARAGE
This home, close to new Wash. BALTIC.
express hwy, easy access to IT.
near million dollar high school
cow. located to parochiai and pub
nc schools; lge.. liv. rm. with pic
ture window. attrac. open stairway.
ceramic tiled BATH. full bsmt., bit.
IN gar. gas heat. Open. 1851
new group CT brick homes 20 be
built Immediately. Choice lots now
available for your selection, Apply
Open House." 800 18th ave,
RoaERs CONSTRUCTION CO.
o00l Edmonston ave-, Rogers Hts.
Subdivision. Hyattsyille, Nd. nm
4-951O. WA. 7-2673. go
BRICK RAMBLER, almost new: q bad
rms. spotlessly equipped kit'. full
bsmt.: with beautiful view overlook
Ing countryside. CT and FLA terms
REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA. 7-o134. Eyes,. WA. 7-44BS,
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NE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nothing Down

Q BEDRMs.. 4 BEDRMs. BAsMT.
For eligible CT. low down paymt.
non-GI;. walk to high and elemen-
tary schools and bus; all utils..
h.-w.h;. price, $13,550 to $14,950,
Open. To reach: Out Central ave. to
65th, left 3 blks. to Buchanan. left
to No. 6402. JOHN H. McALLISTER,
Reaitor 10 2-o555
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CLINTON D. WALKER
Tn N40E1
CAMP SPRINGS

CAMF SFHINGS
ACROSS FROM BELLS CHURCH.
Two and three-bedrm. ramblers. all
brick. picture windows. full bsmt.,
sep; din. rm.. equipped kit. Tile
sSru6bed So sSo. .SiS sSoce ter 1no
Out Branch ave. to Sd overhead
trafic light. turn left Q blks. TO
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. s-ssoo.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.

IRIVRRDAIR. k60H Taylor "A .--Riva-
rm. brick bungalow; in hsfhs. fui]
t tns Sn lo S-o ri :. v. IN your
REAIT1 IA a.fxao
|PRTV1TT W5RTU5YW 1T0VTTvTOT
76(6 Hamrn0slfi ~ "a f0sna Hsrk.
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brick Win LAT a poWSer nm. ri
eiec. kit. hedrns - .rs,a srree1,-
ed-in porch. car port dfhpss; at az
a. ,n,,ch hc,,.s ~. 49, S II h SsS0v,
fhers e M estch p;rsrti@ns Sut
MI ave leff An rf0itsn iar. smH
riaht ~ Har,1,nnnd s'1
OOROTHY "a WINa'rf1eT A ~
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OPEN SUNDAY. 40 Pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--kAp.
HOUSES F0k SALE-lAD.
OPEN SUNDAY
On Bradley Blvd.
At River Road
Near Congressional Club
Unusual Stone Home
With Over 8 Acres
OF LandScaued Charm

$500
Here, you will md beyond q dignified
stone entrance and fiower-deeked
circular paved driveway, nestled IA
o truly breath-taking Handicapped
and wooded surroundings. . preWar
custom-built. compact, completely
individual and different stone home,
unexcelled in construction, kept In
virtually new-house condition, fits
the tempo Of leisureIy suburban Nv
ing YETI economically, Offering
every comfort and convenience
including master bedroom with an
ultramodern bath on the first floor.
This Incompatible property with an
address of distinction and . badge
Of prestige is attractively priced to
sell and we urge you to drive
out and see 1t. and II interested,
please call us for an appointment to
inspect It thoroughly, without obi
To reach: Out on Bradley blvd. to
within 500 IT. Of River Rd., then
turn right on KENDALL RID. to the
first house on the right.
Harry /. Friedman
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JDREWS- BOLLING- SUTTLANI
8 ACRES

farmhouse and tobacco barn. cleo,
min. t to Capitol. excel. Isroand for
farming, investment or subdivision,
close to a Md. elementary and new
high schools, price, $19.850. $1,000
cash. 500 mo. Open. To reach: Out
Branch ave. Sc. (Rte. 81 to Allen
iine). right about 3I1O mi. to Brink
ley I'd. right u mi. to No. 1900.
JOHN H. McALLISTER. Realtor. 10.
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LANGLEY PARK
VET OR NON-VETN

OPEN SUN, z TILL
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME Is located
in one Of the most convenient areas
Of suburban Washington, 8 blks, to
has 3 bedrms., iiy. rm. with firepi.,
ALICE cleo. kit incl. dishwasher
and Disposall; full bsmt. Lge. lot
with of-st. parking. Directions: Out
New Hamp. ave. Just past Hot
to 14th, left on 11th to R5iatan.
right on Ruatan to 1406 and open
sign.
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D ALCOkEEks MD.
5 bedrms.. l acre: next to school
$4,000. $1,000 down.
NEW 4-bedrm rambler ''National
Homes" complete ready to move
into. $500. $1,000 down.
REDWOOD RAMBLER. 8 bedrms.,
Dashboard heat. 1eautycraft kit.
waterfront rights. $13.600. $500
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ANDREWS-CENSUS

OPEN, i TO DARK
$16,960. $76.6s monthly; finest con-
struction, new 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; sep. din. rn.. kit. with break
fast area. huge bsint.: .lge. screened
rear porch. plus front porch: &c
GoWn FLA oi MsriSoro pE: ~
mile past District Hgts. to North
ave. Forestyille, left 3 blks. to 3437
83d ave. ZAGAMI REALTY. HA. q
1882, Ii. 1887.
ANDREWg-R0 TJTN0-GTTTTT.1 ANN
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OFF PA. AND SOUTHERN AYES.
S.E.--Priced under $4,000: assume
lge. CT loan; 2-bedrni. bungalow;
bsmt., lge: screened porch: lovely
Is what You have been waiting for for
eau Mr.. Penland. ST. 3-736S:
ewes. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
ssS4 LIVINGSTON RD.. oxoN HILL,
MD.-Gentlemen's estate on full
acre an .Sd SPACIOUS xs room house e with
bined. All for S35, 500. Open sun.
LOYOLA INVESTMENT g. REAL
EsT raadTE 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu.
NEW nTsVg IsRiIcK AND STONE. Iiy. Sm.,
din as T 5at kit .f.i ssarI ssr. d BATH -.
h.-w.h.. lEe. lot, bath roughed in
bsmt. Cheyerly area, price. $l7,-
$50. VA 1880. = 80
8 BEDRMs:. DIN; I'm; Cor slternats
Sss lsei g.. .s sied s.r nnsn I'm I'M
spect this beautiful new brick home
ready for immediate occupancy.
sUM1ER-owNER. uN. z-s51O. va.
Mo 5HI1s LUXURY faoME-opsn to-
day, / to 5-Adeiphi Hilis New
brick rambler. vacanti. 8 bedrms:, 2
baths, Ice. closets. full bsmt. titled
NJ. compl. GE kit.f lge. cor. lot
oNE 5.RoOM and bathroom. no NIX
lures: cleo: good we'll stream across
place: acres: Sc. 500. located one
mile east Of waldorf. Nd. 1000
II. on Route highway. rear Of
HartmaIi's Store. INQUIRE of owner.
on premises at anytime 90
e5I3 EASTON ST., Hillcrest Hts.
Md.---5-room rambler expandable
attic: full bsrnt.. outside entrance.
large yard. OWNER, 10. 1885.
HOUSES BIZ HUGHRs--Massive. all
brick Colonial: very best section Of
popular Cheverly. Deep lot with
trees you long for. twtn-sise bed
rms. plus 3rd a. storage ettic, pine
paneled rec. rn1.. famfly-et1e din. nm.
Side screened porch. Only $50. 500.
w. y. HUGHES Co. AP. 7-14o0
s1o.sSo for a-bedrm. nsw rambler;
81 RxrfSx MI sfzIk AZ.
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MT. Misunderstanding down to al,
$50 pays all. Five bedrms., din.
rm., lily: rm., bsmt.. garage; close
IN JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
dILLCREST HEIGHTS
OPEN GITNnAv OF
LANDOVER HILLS

din. rm.. fully equipped kit. fuli
bsmt., fenced I'd; VA approved.
Sl2,250. NO down payment required
TO veterans; S6S.40 month,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1I66 WA. 7.f8bs
EVANSVILLE AREA
First showing. lge. 2-story Colonial
consisting Of 8 Ice. bedTms. and
path: lge. liv. rm: and din. rm..
or .109s down. Asking Si2. no.
subject TO VA loan. ERWIN REALTY.
IVA. 7-l23%. WA. 7-0334. WA. q.
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NO COMPARISON
We claim this 6-rm. brk., 1h baths
is q buy no one can AFFORD to pass
by if you seriously want to buy q
good home in a fine neighborhood
close to public and parochial schools.
Can De seen by appointment. WO
6-91s4. JU. 7-6997. 22'