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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09
vandaIs Try 10 Burn
School Aide S Home;
Windows Smashed

A Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School vice principals home was
stoned and an attempt made to
set it afire early yesterday. prob
ably by disgruntled students,
school officials said.
Hit by the night raiders was
the home of Ray o. Zimmerman.
who is in charge of discipline
and attendance. He lives at
4507 Maple avenue. Bethesda.
Mr.. Zimmerman and his wife
had just retired for the night
when they heard a crash about
1915 am.
They ran downstairs to face a
sheet of flame" at the front
door. Mr.. Zimmerman rushed
out a side door and found
gasoline soaked doormat aflame.
He yanked the doormat away
from the porch and doused it
with garden hose.
Windows, Lamp Broken.
Further search disclosed the
noise had been caused by a stone
that had been hurled through a
living room window. It struck a
mantel and smashed a lamp.
Another stone had broken two
windows in the storm door.
The Zimmermans and their
two young daughters got little
sleep the rest of the night.
The vice principal and other
school officials are convinced
disgruntled students were the
culprits. Two jars which had
held gasoline were found near
the house. The thick doormat
was destroyed and the door
scorched, causing about $50
damage.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Prin-
cipal William G. Pyles scored
the vandalism as obviously an
attempt to intimidate man
who is doing an excellent job
Unprecedented Incident.
Its the first time in my 20
years here anything like this
has happened"
Some sort of drastic action
appears necessary" he said.
Mr. Zimmerman, who has been
in charge of discipline since the
beginning of the school year,
said he could hardly believe it
happened.
Il don't understand why par
ents don't know where their chill
dren are at 1915 at night during
the school week." he said.
Mr.. zimmerman's job is not
all discipline. 1t includes a great
deal of counseling, which he has
been doing at the school for sew
eral years. Discipline comes
only if counseling and talks with
both parents and children fail.
Permanent suspension, he said,
is the maximum penalty for
miSbehavior.
Only small percentage, "per-
haps one-half of l per cent" of
the 1000 students at the school
are disciplinary problems serious
enough to make him suspect
them of the assault, Mr.. Zim-
norman said.
eve don't find many cases
where we can't reason with the
students" he said. The 38-year-
old World War II veteran aided
there had been only three or four
permanent suspensions this year
of students who are not liable
to be members of our school
society,""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09
Budget Would Expand
Indian Education Services

President Eisenhower today
sent Congress a supplemental
budget estimate of $5,514, $50 for
the Interior Department to ex-
pand its Indian Educational
Services during the fiscal year
starting July /.
Of the amount, $4,535, 425 is
earmarked for expansion of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo
educational program: 44,680
for raising salaries of teachers in
the Indian service educational
system, and $234,575 for con-
tinued operation of Indian
schools at Fort Totten, N. OAK,
and Rosebud, S. Oak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09
Citizens Group Asks
Recreation Transfer

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association last night asked that
the Recreation Department be
brought under the jurisdiction of
the District Commissioners.
The group passed a motion by
Mark H. Hetrick, president. OPP
posing "integrated meetings Of
school officials until the Supreme
Court decision Is given"
The meeting was held in the
Congress H Gig hts Methodist
Church, Fifth and Nicholson
streets Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

LEAD THE PARADE
IN THESE STYLES
. Sweeping fIored froeks
. New navy styles
. Chic fall. suits
. Smart white trimmed erepes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

wright Robert Emmett sher-
wood was there with his
grandson Joe. Another friend
OF the Hallidays had her twin
boys.
Mary had changed into a
green terrycloth dressing gown
and dropped to her knees to
greet the little boys. AS she
took a handful of fairy dust
from her pocket and reached
forward to sprinkle the twins
heads. both Of them shrank
back, something like fright in
their faces. One almost burst
into tears. She treasured
them and they quickly be-
came friends.
Later, she explained that
many Of the children feel that
If she touched them she might
disappear or something might
happen to her.
Eileen Montgomery, her hair
full Of fairy dust after the
backstage meeting with Peter
Pan, went home. Her mother
reports she has been telling
her friends about the show
but so far she hasn't men,
toned the subject to any
adults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
NEW YORK.

NEW 4S1GkAs
The small, catlike, gamin-
like creature known as Eartha
Kilt came back to town as the
star Of . play with music,
Mrs. Patterson" Written by
Charles Sebree and Greer
johnson, it is skinny and
sketchy, but 1t reveals Miss
Kilt as a resourceful young
actress and one who has con-
siderable variety.
The locale Of Mrs. Patter-
son" is q small Kentucky town,
the time is 1920 and Miss
Kits role Is that Of a Is
year-old girl who lives with
her mother in a tumble down
ghanty on the edge Of town
and who Is given to daydream-
ing and whose life is filled with
illusions. She Is greatly influ-
enced by a high-toned lady Of
the community and she has
yearnings to 60 to Chicago, but
she fails in her effort to elope
with a neighborhood youth,
one Willie B. Brayboy. At the
final curtain she is promising
herself q grand-style trip in
years to come.
Miss Kilt Is tremendously
effective and affecting in the
role Of the impulsive Teddy
Hicks. She Is quick and alive.
She has the voice and the ges-
lures for the part. Her laugh
ter is joyful and girlish and
contagious. And she chants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

HISER. BETHESDA ' 3, w. "a. 4.
ROBERT TAYLOR and JANET LEIGH
ROGUE COP"
E1piwSzRib "a q. GkSoSsr SsseoSr
big Lacquer"
2:4S, 6:45. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Eqrthd Herself Earns Warmth
But Her Play Proves Skinny
By Word Morehouse

a series Of songs in an i'm
pressive fashion.
There are other f1rst-rate
performances in this new play,
which has set up shop at the
National Theater. Enid Mar
key contributes an entertain
ing Characterization as the
very elegant Mrs. Patterson,
done up in all of the exagger-
ated f1nery that Laurette Tay-
lor used to talk about in 1.-THE
Glass Menagerie." Ruth Alta
way gives a solid and believ-
able performance as the hard
working mother, and Avon
Long is amusing as a prankful
devil. And there Is a lot of
gusto in the playing Of Helen
Dowdy, a blues singer who
lives in tree in Teddy's back
yard.
Mrs. Patterson" a comedy
fantasy. is brought to Broad
way after extensive testing on
the road, playing three weeks
in Detroit and seven in Chi
cago. It renders a definite
service in putting Eartha Kilt
to work again in the New York
theater. Now widely known as
a recording artist, she displays
definite gifts as a dramatic
actress. Her stardom in this
new play seems entirely de-
served. But Mrs. Patterson"
is on the undernourished side.
There isn't enough material in
1t to carry it through its three
acts.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Coming Attractions
Stooe.

Sf0Qe.
SHUBERT-Getting Gertes Garter" with vele Davenport
starting tomorrow.
NATToNAL-"Wonderfu Town." Carol Charming start
ing December 49,
Screen.
ANBASSADOR-"The Black Knight" with Alan Iadd and
Patricia Medina starting Friday
CAPTrOL-Deep in My Heart" with Jose Ferrer and Merle
Oberon.
CoLONY-"Turn the Key Softly" with Yvonne Mitchell
COLUMBA-"Down Three Dark Streets" with Broderick
Crawford.
DUPONT-"Romeo and Juliet" with Laurence Harvey and
Susan Shental
KEITHS20000 Leagues Under the Sea- with James Mason
LTTTIE"Gay Adventure" with Burgess Meredith starting
Wednesday.
Observation-Disclosures with Pillar Lopez starting Thurs
day.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Black Knight" with Alan Ladd and
Patricia Medina starting Friday
ONTARIO "Tanganyka with Van Helm and Ruth Roman
PALACE-"Theres No Business Like Show Business" with
Marilyn Monroe and Donald O'Connor
PLAYHOUSE Sign Of the Pagan" with JEFF Chandler
PLAzA-"The Detective" with Alec Guinness.
SLUX-Phffft" with Judy Holiday and Jack Lennon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Lowry
Continued from Page E-1.)

ing maid, who looks like Alice
in Wonderland, who flies
through the air, does a ballet
solo and sings a duet with
Peter. Heller has a dressing
room of her own, complete with
brass name plate.
How about that?" asked
Mary. 1--we been playing in
New York for Is years-and
until now I've never really
played on Broadway. And
here's Heller. going on IS, on
Broadway the first time she
plays New York"
Like her mother, Heller
thrives on footlights. She &C
tually Is something of a vet
eran performer. For q year,
when she was 6, Heller toured
with Mary in annie Get Your
Cum" playing her mothers
younger sister.
1T has been interesting
watching Heller come along in
this" says Mary, attempting to
sound detached. "At first she
made only little sounds when
we sang and she was pretty
shy. Now she can project
you can hear her lines clearly.
"And If I ever worried about
how she was going to take to
this life. I've stopped now.
The first time we got home to
Norwalk for a week end after
the show opened in New York,
I looked out the window.
There was Heller with about
IA dozen Of the neighborhood
children, sliding down the roof
Of the summer house, scream
ing like a banshee. waving a
broom and carrying on like
crazy. She slips off theater
routine like a dress and gets
back to normal instantly after
q performance"
During the working week,
the Hallidays stay in New
York where they have an
apartment in a Central Park
South hotel. From 10 until
2:15 daily, Heller attends the
professional children's school
where she studies the usual
junior high subjects.
In her dressing room after
the matinee, Mary was kept
busy meeting children. Play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Holden Prefers
To Be an Actor
BY the Associated Press

'f1O1L4 WOOD.
Most movie stars yearn to
have themselves considered
personalities instead of actors.
That's because personalities
like Cooper. Wayne Or Gable
seem to last longer in the bust
ness. .,.
But William Holden, last
years Oscar winner. holds to
the opposite belief.
Il still want to be working
when I'm TO-" he grins. ITO me
this Is a profession, a way to
earn a living. People can't very
well tire Of you if you're
something different in every
film. But If an actors own
character outshines the roles
he plays-well, ultimately he's
going to be out Of work"
Evening star., 1954-12-17
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

HAVE FIVE $4,000 1st trusts, Sac
interest. safe investment. KELLEY
g. BRANNER, DI. 7-7740: or ewes,
s% FIRST TRUST NOTES on com.
fliercial real estate; $500 each; wei
indorsed; mail or phone name ano
address to Box 22-K, Star. al
$4,000, Tyr. end TRUST; brand
new D. C. brk. B. and l.. 1st. 3O%s
of. DI. 7-0713. Ia
2nd TRUST NOTE--3l4 Madison St
NV; So 900 at $40 a no.; $3 SOC
paid down. S10.500 B. g. L. first
Asking $500. ST. 3-3991: ewes.
$1,000 end TRUST behind $500
B & L. Excellent makers. ST. 3-g43;
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

DODGE 1s4s 4-door sedan: Q steal
WILLIAMS. Goth and 4. ]. ave, ne.
DODGE '5s coronet VS. sedan; r.
1926. HoYLE MOTOR skLES
19l7 r. ]. ave ne. Du. 7-SSoQ.
DODGE ls47 4-dr.: ,sIs9. immacu.
neetieut. Wo. 6-s400.
DODGE so 4-dr. corone,: ehoies
car, owner must go overseas; dark
seas. EN-. 2-5717 after 6 pm.
DODGE '5s Diplomat coronet hard
TOP = flss. sos asoosRNERs, ssse MINI.
DODGE 'S3 coronet 4-dr.: oyro.;
;M,'Stso oaa aaaoRNERs, ssss MINI. ne:
po6GE IN aSs ;as Custom 4.dr.; slsas.
HooRNsER's. ssss Mimi, ne. Lu.
DODGE 1851 4.d,.: black: dyro-
matte: very clean; low mileage: $3.50.
DoDGE 1853 coronet cdr. sedan:
'ight blue with an ivory top; fully
equip. including excellent tires; .
reasonably priced, late-model auto
TO- cADiLLAc-oLDsMoBiLE Co.
l2s2 aand st. NV. ST. $1,000.
DODGE 194S Custom 4-dr.; r. and h:
oris, black finish: good tires: top
cond. throughout: 30-day guar;
S395. HILL & SANDERS, wash,'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1l14 Vermont
aye. .., ~ nv: Ap, 4-4soo. Open ewes.
DODGE 1919 coronet 4-dr.; special
for the week end. S34S. LOGAN
CHEVROLET. Route so, u mile past
Fairfax Circle, Crescent $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEyROLET ,52 2-dr,: r. and h.

tons sreen nish. exeelient e sa tires
seat covers: low mileage: 4-mo
guar. SS95. HILL. & SANDERS
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer: lila
ossm0es open e1es. ayf Iii g HT Sat. AR iii j.
CHEVROLET 1e49 cl. cpe.; heater
CHEVROLET 1851 business coupe
black finish; heater only: very clear
ssr Cant. s9SS sa toGAs mls oa.I oaEVFShEu Soirfa,
CHEVROLET 81 station wagon; r
and h., immaculate condition, only
Sl,O95, banking financing. WILL
L1AMS. goth and r. !. ave. ne;
CHEVROLET 1899 Custom; good me.
chanical cond.; sacrifice, $3.50. ~
CHIVVRoLET 1851; Powerglide. r. and
car; $3.50. Call MISS SIMPSON
WA; 5-5l51; ewes, after a Lu
CHEVROLET Al club coupe; gooe
condition; good tires. Passed D. c
Inspection; S125 or best offer. Aftel
caESRonrF IS ssIl Re. g S;S7s1' de luxe bs 4door
radio and heater. Powerglide. A rea
buy at S1.045. L. P. SAFFORE
NASH. S507 Colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 9-S40O.
CHEVROLET 1852 Styleline de lux
4-dr.; Powerglide. r. and h.. 24,00(
actual miles; one owner. Beaut. gra!
finish. Immac. interior. Car abso
lutely same as new throughout. Mus
be seen to be appreciated SS95
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. WO
$500. -19
CHEVROLET 40 conv. cpe.; like new
r. and h.; $599. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th
CHEVROLET AS 2-dr.: good cond
good tires. new battery: $3.50. LO
5-3046. 10
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES a toR SALE

CMEv. 80 Bel Air 4-door sedan,
lively in finest cond.: i owner;
guar: 81 ,295. cash. trade or terms
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave
NV, En-. 3-0142.
CHEW. .5s 2-door sedan: equipped
2-tone blue; low mileage. one owner;
81. .295. EVANSVILLE BUICK
4ea0 r. !. ave.. Hyattsville. UN
caEv. s.oi .ss d. luxe a-door sedan
aRcApE Sse u PoNTsiAc. suas.n.ssa issa 1ryins &
st. NV, RIA. 3-g670. lis
CHEVY '53 Bel Air convertible: targel
red: $4,000 mi. Wv. PowerEhde
r. and h, dual exhausts with stocl
munlers and fenton headers. ~
CHEv. Isl club coupe; r, and h.
seat covers, 2-tone finish: Al cond.
1929, written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS SFord). 301o R. !. ave. ne.
CHRYsLER 1s4s first series New
Yorker 4-dr.; beautiful original
black, automatic transpission; sS6 ,s new
S5a5. Wo 6-S3l6. lis
CHRYSLER 40 windsor cony.; T. and
h.; gray finish with new black top
aboye-average cond. in every way
S295. GRADY. Lincoln Mercury,
1909 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Nd, OIL
cHRYsLER aTaiVSi .S4 New Yorker 4-door;
luxury at . savings Of more thar
1000; PowerFlite transmission
power brakes. r. and h., Sc. tintet
glass. etc. Here's q buy for tns
value conscious buyer. $685.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.. ING;
18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc, Lo
cHkYsiER 1854 Custom Imperia
Model C64 6-pass. sed.: black nm.
steerine. power brakes, r. and h.
1900 act. miles: orig. cost In accesi
OF SIS, 900; now only $3,6a5; TRADED
on new 1858 Packard BY high diplo
matte representative. LEE ID. bUI'
LER. INC, Conn. and Fla aVes. N n;w
CHaR;YsLER '5s New Yorker de lux,
4-door; beautiful blue finish; loaoet
/ with luxury and power equippet
with power steering and brakes
and h. Wv. tire tires a. and ,,I n1msT0S nr;SiDa
cost at S2.i5O. ANAcosTIA MO
TOR CO.. INC, nth and Good Hop
CHRYSLER '52 New Yorker 4-door
cleaning black finish, with specia
Highlander plaid interior, powe
steering and brakes. toraue.drive
r. and h.. Wv. tires. etc. Here
that ,particular liar. car 5Ss 5SF the ARHAos HaAes
TIA MOTOR Co, INC. 18th an!
Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. $4,000. II
CHRYSLER SO Custom Imperial Nev
Port hard top: power steering: @ nlacl
CORN MOTORS. 1920 Lee hwy. Ar
iington, JE. 2-5050. -lS
CHRYSLER SO Newport N. Y. d,
luxe: power steering -brakes. tinte.
glass: like brand-new. lS5
THACKER MOTORS l2oo n. l. ave
ne, LA. 6-6530. ~
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUlvmos,Lks FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1913: hsaut. cond.: lad,
must sell; $s79, ternss $50 down
ROPER" 18th and n. !. ave. ne
CHRYsEER ,ss windsor 4-door;
automatic transmission, radio, heat
er. fully equipped. hsht blue. this
Sar. car was traded u. on @ 4 nsy sas Ss
ARcADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving st.
NV, AID. 4-S500; also 3460 l4th
st. NV RA. S-9S70. lis
CHRYSLER 81 Saratoga. auto. shift,
power brakes and steering. Wv
tires; excel. cond, Must seil. going
overseas. AP. T-3oS6. -l7
CHRYSLER 1851 Imperial sed.; power
steering, radio. heater, electric win
dows, ETC.: 1 owner; most expensive
and luxurious car Chrysler builds;
S995. SUBURBAN CADILLAC CO.
1880 Arl. rd., Beth. OIL. 6-7100
CHRYSLER 1949 New Yorker High
lander 2-door: radio. heater. Auto.
matte transmission. seat covers; orig
clean inside and out: worth-Whiie
guarantee: $3.50. WHEELER. INC.
chrsyler Dealer, 1900 Wisconsin
NV. EN-. 3-47os. 9 to 0.
CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor sedan;
auto. transm., r. and h: seat covers
turn signals; 2-tone blue finish. q
beauty: S799: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS (Fordl. 30lo r. /.
ave. ne. DE 2-6302.
DE SOTO 81 Custom sedan; low
mileage: every extra: like new;
SSa5. THACKER MOTORS. 1900 R.
/ ave. ne, LA. 6-6530. liz
DE SOTO 1850 Custom club coupe: at
tractive 2-tone blue finish with con-
trasting seat covers, radio, heater
Prestomatic drive, turn signalS and
q host of other accessories, truly
Sensational value at only $6a5
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO., N. Vir.
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer
1000 Wilson blvd, Ari. IA. 5-S4OO
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET. '53 de luxe 4-dr,; real
equipped with +, and h. Must be
Essa sssn te2ms t9 Be Pny cHs9
ROLET. 1856 Wilson blvd. Arlins-
ton. Va. ia. 2-9001. Open It'll $3.50
weekdays. go
CHEVROLET '53 Handyman; ideal
all-round family utility car; like
new; beautiful 2-tone green finish;
equipped with r. and h., defroster.
Only $1,495. Easy terms. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 3l40 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va, ia. 2-9003. Open
cysS III g;S2 20 We Tsekdays; ia =. Inv. ,,,n .or,.
exceptionally clean; beautiful gray
finish; matching seat covers. A real
beauty. must be seen to be apprec.
Only $685.: Easy terms; KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 1886 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. ys. ia. 2-90o1.
cREVRonET Psn s'H 1883 Ss'sIaSiI Modei $50 style
finish. with harmonizing Interior.
Special: S795. PARKWAY-FORD.
3o51 M st; NV, AID. 2-0ls5. Open
CHEVROLET 1884 "210' de luxe 2
ssfien s5ssa eIss s5s5 and inHsiHl.is
3051 NJ st; NV, AID. 2-01s5. Open
CHEVROLET '53 2-dr. sedan: Power
glide: owner: $1.O95. UN. 4-s96s.
cHEv. ,54 Bel Air 4-door sedan:
iE1e:.i0n TiAc' nls7 i1ii irvinr "" St. NV. AD.
4-s50o: also 3460 14th st. NV.
RA. 3-9670. -1S
Evening star., 1954-12-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '52 l-ton panel. formerly used
ARCADE poSTIAc,s Sf1ise.s l4ss 1f irvins st.
NV, AID. 4-S5O0; also 3460 14th
st. NV, RA. 3-9670. lis
CHEVROLET '46 la-ton panel; In
good cond. For sale by owner. Sl40.
AMCo PRODUCTS CO.. 1910 W st,
ne. Ho, 2-5308. --17 :
FORD '52 pickup: radio, heater: !
owner: new white-wall tires: 15V
OF. best offer. DU. 5-S101. is.
CHEVROLET As. Ia 2-ton, 12-ft.
dump, ti-ft. sides, new motor and
rear excel. tires. UN. 46S00, ---l9
WMLYS 80 ia-ton panel; heater;
I owner. low mileage. new-car cond
3O.day guar. S79a. HILL g. sam
DERS, Wash,'s Oldest Ford Dealer
11I4 Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300
Open ewes. till 8; Sat. till 5.
FORD 1881 F6 dump. with 2-speec
rear; Gar Wood hoist, cab shiele
and SAx20 tires In rear: ready fol
work; SS95. PARKWAY-F FORD, 305l
n s.: NM, AD. 2-o1s6. Open 9 tt
CHEVROLET 1946 panel: ready fol
work as is; S195. PARKWAY FORD
3051 NJ st. NV, AID. 2-0lS5. Oper
q to Q; Sat. till 6.
CHEVROLET '53 a-ton pickup; neat
er; very clean; $4,000 actual miles
only SSg5. WiSSINGER CHEVR0
LET CO.. Seven Corners. Fall
Church. Va. JE. 2-11T1.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

WHITE TRACTOR AZ WB22 air,
equipped. UN. 4-6SO0. 10
HUDSON AT pickup Ha-ton, good
condition. just passed inspection.
One owner. reas. priced. RAY
MOND, INC. XII. 9-2460 liz
PONTIAC. '53 Delivery sedan: radio.
heater. like new. 81 .095. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV. AID.
4-s500; also 3460 14th st. NV,
RA 3-9610. lis
DODGE '52 ton, dual wheel pickup;
good condition; ready for work:
irving st. NV, AID. 4-85O0: also
1850 14th st. NV, RA. 3-9670,
Evening star., 1954-12-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED

APT. HOUSE, on or. West Of Con:
necticut ave. $500,eoO to III ,Ooo:unI
located vacant ground. Give ful
particulars TO Box 1s7-K. Star.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or. frame; white or colored
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER,
Me. s-1220: evenings, La: 8-5194.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
WATERFRONT PRoP. ron SAL

sELBY- -ON-THE-RAY living
room, fireplace. 2 bedrooms, spa.
cious kitchen: can be used for year
round home. WILLIAMS. MA. g.
1888, EN-, 2-Z364. -l0
Evening star., 1954-12-17
MoToRcYcLEs

IHARLEY-DAvIDsON, ,39; rigged for
| hill climbing. vert reasonable. Wa.
TEiUMPH uaHsH a'iFa iTFHa1GNDiTERBIRD 3 1858: $50
&C.; fully equipped; illness, must
sell. best offer. VII. 6-65S5. -l9
B.S.A., 1858; 500 cubic; 3. 400 miles;
st, Ari., Va. IA. S-7620. -19
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOS. FOR SALE tcons. !

CADILLAC 1852 Fleetwood: power
steering, premium Wv. tires, Magic
Eye. tinted glass: / owner: like
brand-new. Only S2,5T5 THACKER
MOTORS, 1900 r. I. ave. ne, LA.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AVIATION
BOATS

WANTED, 81 70 AFT &C cabin u cTaissE sa ser
ansa tuased. Diss Box 1sS.M. [ss Star r4lsi iis.
NEW 1854 SCOTT ATWATEk, 16
hp.; cost $3.50; sell for $279: 10
h.p;, cost s295, sell for 1929. WA.
HousGiBoAT. no motor; equipped for
Boat Yard, LIST and v SITS. s.w. Call
ouTB.oaRD MOTORS. 1854 models,
rot used-3;6 h.p.;- regular, $l11,50;
special, $99.95. so h.p.: regular.
S21350; special, S192.5O. 7.5 hip;
regular, $239.50: special, $214.95.
10 h.p.; regular, S299 30; special,
sasSiSS. sToRE. INQUIRE at any HEcAlN5sEF Mis
ON DIsPLAY-l955 3O-ft. Safticraft
Express; 200 hip. This is q beauti-
full boat. Trade and terms.
1955-The all-new Century Coronado
and Arabian; the sports cars OF boat
ing; now on display.
I1954--25-ft. Steel Clipper Ex-
press twin, 95 h.p. $3.50
46-ft Dawn cruiser, with twin
Condition ~ $4,000
S0i'' '''e''"' s4.75o
4O-ft. custom built cruiser, suit
able for living aboard 81 500
hrs hrs 0' $5. 500
% refsr. e1eerStxt many extras '" 81. 500
STEEL LCRAFT-W T-WASHINGTON CO. .
Maine Ave. and NJ St. S.W. ST. 3-414b
'55 20-FT. TROJAN inboard, S3.370
IS 2O-ft. Trojan outboard So ,010
'55 Gift. owens inboard $3.50
SIS Gift, owens outboard 81 ,995
'55 Gift. Scottie Craft outboard,
'55 31-ft. Owens sedan 50. $50
'55 81 1T, Owens express $l 900
GEORGE A. PIERCE, JR.
YACHT BROKER
72O MAINE AVE. S.W. DI. 7-6112
Evening star., 1954-12-17
RENTAL
VIRGINIA PROPERTIES
~. WANTED

We need houses, apart
merits for Army, Navy, Ma
rine and Air Force officers.
II you have o vacancy. CALL
XII. 9-6644 for EFFICIENT
RENTAL SERVICE.
AL BAKER g. SON
i16 8. st. Asaph St.. Alexandria, va
Evening star., 1954-12-08

Natural Mink St0Ies, 3 Choices
Pamper yourself to this exquisite luxury your I'D vI
purse TO this welcome price, Your choice Of silver
blue mink pastel mink natural ranch mink Pin. 1ox ia.
products
Fur Salon. 3d Floor Washington Floor Spring
PARKtngton
Evening star., 1954-12-08
Sutin-StrOked
Fashion FeIts
In Hmd-tO-Find
%" Head Sizes

You're lucky enough to find % head
size, in shimmering, satin-stroked felts.
These hats are exciting finds! They're
smart young hats, fresh as tomorrows
Vogue! They come in ahead-of-fashion
shapes, treated to rich rayon satin trims
-. in sprightly colors; white, ice blues,
pinks, greys and blacks.
Other larger head-size hats from 1888 to
1896.
Millinery 3rd Floor. Washington: End Floor. si1oer
Spring and PARKington