davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The frontiersman., 1954-05-27

Contributions made to the Pop py Day volunteers will go into the rehabilitation and child wes- fare funds of the American Le- zion Auxiliary. Most of the mon ey will remain in the treasury of the local Auxiliary Unit to be expended for the benefit of dis abled veterans and needy chil- dren here in the Matanuska Val ley during the coming year.
 we hope everyone will join with us in paying our Poppy Day tribute to those who have died for America, and will con- tribute generously to aid the dis abled and children of veterans" " Mrs. Demming, chairman, said.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-27

A blade is being made by the street department to fit on the grader to facilitate sanitary fill work at the city dump.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21
Well Water

Our sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Carl Newton. whose bro
ther was killed in car wgeck
last week near Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Self and
daughter visited Mrs. Sells sis
ter. Miss Irma Winfrey, in Rich
mond. and her brothers, Thomas
and william. at Emerson, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearce
were recent visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. L. Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tapscott
and son. Of washington, visited
Mr.. Tapscott's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Tapscott, during the
week end, and were accompanied
by Mrs. G.. A. Baber who, after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Tapscott, of Silver Spring. Md.
has returned to the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Steger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Davis
Mrs. CT. A. Baber, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Steger, 10 Ann and Tommy
were dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Winirey
Mr. and Mrs. Tapscott ano
daughters, Doris and Mary En-
ma. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Babel
were dinner guests recently Of Mr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

Arts in Richmond, on Saturday.
Dec. 10.
The museum announced today
that work on the gallery which
viii house the treasures Is nearly
completed On balcony over
looking the main entrance hall
Of the museum, three interlocking
velvet and gilt kiosks have been
constructed. In the low ceilinged
kiosks, the brilliantly lighted
cases VIII display the jewels in
clear view of the museums re-
ception desk A single guarded
doorway to the balcony. regular
watchmen. and a secret alarm de-
vice will assure protection for the
jewels at all times.
The main entrance hall has
been designated The Lillian
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

Thomas Pratt Gallery and redec-
Grated to suggest the grandeur of
old Russian balances. Carpets,
curtain, crowns, double headed
eagles. and a great Chandelier.
modelled after the 18th century
Russian predecessor, have been
added to the towering interior.
The fabulous collection b.
queathed to The Virginia Museum
in 1S47 by the late Mrs Lillian
Thomas Pratt includes 523 items
created BY Peter Carl Faberge.
jeweler to the last two Russian
Cars. This is the largest collec-
ton Of Faberge items in America.
Among the objects visitors may
see are a rock crystal Easter egg.
trimmed With diamonds. topped
with rare 27-carat emerald.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

The Amelia county Farmers
Home Administration county com
mittee has considered 81 appllca-
tons for feed grain and 36 more
for hay in its two meetings since
the county became eligible for
drought emergency aid
At present the committee IS
meeting once each week on Tues
day to receive and act on APP
plications. which are made
through the County Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
Office and the county agents Of
fee.
Applicants. under the Amelia
aid plan. are receiving aid suL
flcicnt to provide two-monkh2
feed supply
Feed grain applicants may re-
quest purchasing assistance with
corn, oats. barley or grain sor-
ghum. which are supplied under
a Federal aid program through
national surplus commodities
stores.
Hay applicants receive federal
aid amounting to one-half the
freight cost of hay shipped into
the county Aid recipients are
given certificates which are
proceSsed through regular COM
merical dealers Feed aid amounts
to 81 per 100 pounds Of purchas-
ed grain
The Amelia county FILA COM
rnittec. now one member short,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

and Mrs. Greene Davis.
The Rev Frank Voight, Sun
day School secretary. was pre-
sent at Sharon Church Sunday.
delivering a splendid and appro-
pirate address. He was later the
dinner guest Of Rev and Mrs r.
N Hall.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21
Longwood College
Spends SS93.75
On Athletics

Longwood College spent $89375
on athletic activities last year.
President Dabney S Lancaster re-
ported today F!
An itemized statement filed
with State Budget Director j. H.
Bradford showed that the school
had received $3.50 from student
activities fees and had carried
over an uneXpenoed balance of
1896 from the preceding year.
Expenditures were listed at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

and containing twelve gold franz
ed miniatures of royal residences:
variety OF jeweled flowers; ami
mails and birds fashioned from
precious stones; rings: necklaces;
miniatures set with diamonds,
and other priceless bibelotS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21
Y irginia Museum
Opens Exhibit
Russian Crown Jewels

Virginia's collection OF Imper-
ial Russian Jewels, most Of which
have remained in bank vaults for
the past seven years, will be
placed on permanent display at
the Virginia Museum of Fine
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

interior of the instrument. the
controls for volume and tone are
located conveniently on the ex-
terror where a user finds them
available fir personal adjustment
to his own environment. Brown
noted.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21

S435.38 for hockey, S353.96 for
basketball, $l797 for tennis and
S8644 for miscellaneous activities
The school ended this year with
balance Of $622l in it's athletic
fund.
Expenditures for athletics at
State supported colleges are re-
quired by law to be filed with the
budget director prior to the end
Of December.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21
Amelia Drought Aid Committee Gets
81 Applications First Two Sessions

includes James W. Coleman. Of
Ford, and John F. Wood, Jr, Of
Chula.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-21
Business & Industry
Zenith's New Hearing
Cuts Cost, Size

Zenith Radio Corporation has
taken another long step in its
crusade TO lower the cost of hear
ing. Keeping year old promise
to. lower the price OF transistor
hearing aids as rapidly as pos.
sible the company today announc-
eda new three-transistor instru-
ment, Model 575X. underselling
former types.
The announcement was made by
w n Brown. manager of the
companys hearing aid division,
who said this is the lowest retail
price ever quoted for three
transistor hearing aid, and it had
been achieved with no sacrifice of
traditional Zenith quality and per-
Torrance.
The new Model 75X is slightly
larger and about the same weight
as the familiar Hippo lighter. 1t
is equipped with three junction
type transistors. providing a power
output that is the equivalent Of
hearing aids that sell for more
than three times It's price Power
source for the unit is small
one-cell A battery, generally
available for a dime
Unlike vacuum tube hearing
aids the Model 75X requires no
B battery The one tiny A battery
runs the hearing aid for a solid
! week OF service. Power cost will
run about 40 cents a month as
compared with 81 so to $500 per
month for batteries TO operate
| vacuum tube hearing aids of COM
/ parable output.
+ Zenith has equipped its new
instrument with Permaphone
1 mike, offering great clarity over
/ the entire tone and volume range
Instead Of being buried in the
Evening star., 1954-10-10
&2Gzu

NEXT WEEK will be football fans turn as
THIS WEEK presents Part of the late Grant
land Rice's memoirs. MY All-Time ALL
American Football Team"
These articles are being taken from his auto
biography. The Tumult And The Shouting"
to be published by A. S. Barnes November l..
And this reminds us OF story about star
college fullback who was enjoying himself at
party in the home of a professor Suddenly he
met the accusing eyes of a newcomer
Hiding his glass behind him. our hero said
brightly, Hello. coach"
Hello" snapped the other. Il thought
you weren't allowed to indulge during the
season.
why, what makes you think l have?"
asked the lad. with an innocent air.
Chiefly" said the newcomer, because I'm
the dean. not the coach"
APR0P0S. A friend of ours who shippers
sloop originally named his craft Three Bellies
after his three attractive daughters. In few
years he and his wife were blessed with another
child - this time boy. So. he decided, the
boat had to be rechristened. Its new name,
naturally, became Three Bellies and Buoy.
UPC0NaINC. For next week issue, Author
Mignon G. Eberhart has produced one of that
series of ingenious adventures which keep
befalling her staid bank vice president, James
Wickwire
Mrs. Eberhart, one of Americas foremost
mystery writer's, has more than score of full
length novels to her credit, but now and then
she turns her hand to short story for THIS
WEEKS readers. You won't want to miss
Date To DE-" coming October H.
THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1954-10-10
s1N
HERE ARE MORE GOOD PEOPLE
IN THE WORLD THAN YOU THINK -
by Earnest Elmo Calkins
Aahoref 7heyB The ePrade" "Esc

pie goodness is dynamic. And in spite of too much
crime in our news and too much pessimism in our
fiction - there are more good people in the world
than you think. There may be an instance in this
morning newspaper. in spite of the overshadow-
ing news value of mans inhumanity to man -
enough to leaven the lump
AS ONE who has made his way depending much
on the patience and good will of those he met
(because of deafness), am surprised and COM
forted to learn how many good people there are
The proverb says, BE good and you will be
happy" That does not always follow, but be
good to another and you may create miracle.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

TNMY youth no book made such lasting impress
Il sion on me as Victor Hugo's Les Miserables.
Init, great writer devotes fourteen chapters to
fu-length portrait of good man solely to set the
stage for one sympathetic and understanding act
- his merciful treatment of the convict, Jean
Vatican The long work then goes on to tell the
story of the regeneration of desperate man by
that one good deed" Monseigneur Bienvenu
does not again appear in the narrative but the
candle of his good deed shines through to the end
Such things still happen in this cantankerous
old world of ours We may never know the effect
of our unselfsh, understanding word or gesture,
but we should never forget that the power of SIM
Evening star., 1954-10-10
This Week

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
Editorial offices: $50 Lexington
Acenue, Nesr York ~, Nesc York
THE ceRFBoARD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OFT. ..............
60 AHEAD AND JuMpl. pl........:..:..::.....
Fiction BY Charles Einssea
MARLyh MEETS HRAhDo. ...::....... 10
by loss Bess
TIE WORLD LOVED - PART g.. .....:..::... u
byCssnsiesd Rice
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING. o................. 70
byGrondmo Aeses
QUIZ EN-. Observation-Disclosures. II
SAY At4-Hi. ........................... ~
BY Leslie Lieber
by Diet Ashbessi
CURED TREASURE. E............................ 70
by A. e. Hofeknes
INVISIBLE ARMOR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
BY lee Jones
FASHION FIND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
HOW AMERICA EATs.......... 3s
EvERvBODYS ETIQUETTE. TTE.................... %
Cover by Skoslond
Names and descriptions Of all characters in fiction stories
and semi-netion articles In this magazine wholly
imaginary. ANY which happens to be the same as
that OF living dead s enrely coineidentA
The title Ths Wseks the q. s. Patent Office
FOR A BETTER kMERIC
Evening star., 1954-10-10
FOR A BETTER AMERIc

This Week Masasine --- October 10
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

sEAuTIEggI ~ r. AND % s'EE sEPRM|; ;|1.I|.sa S|.iss
Slms .rrs spec; lot designed f ID ft fNNfu fs
sIsSsD oao dSsH HcRnr niss ao :saGS,s sssss .nf
HOUSES BY HUGHES-TIilly section
Of Custom styled Colonial
tapestry brick and white clapboard,
a real h1msii 9 sI.fd more than E EeppsT,opSs pr,oSs
bsnst. si Ases1 scTeensd peiSh porch: viii vii take
f1saRs aUaRGs eo tS5 Sp SHi'9 7-i4ae sa5o till
$3.50 DOWN, heart of Hyattsville--
5-room bungalow on large land
ss;aped ed. lot run bsTs rce gGasS g0neahssSs'
HoUsEs eTs s B4 BHyHf HnGHEs-Bis 81 old farm
house, completely renovated to your
taste, 4 lge. bedrms:, full bsmt
You should see the kitchen. Excel
loc. high on g hill. Big oak tree
W: r. HUGHES CO, AP. 7-14OO
BY " ewSRR-s R;Ri bedrm. br. rambler
kit., lot soxlSS. $i7.5oo, 20O5
Eustan R 4 S., Hyssts.' HSad Md conv
TAKE ADVANTAGE Of a ~ 10 loan n
brick home near Cheverly theater:
full bsmt.. fenced yard. Priced be-
low the market at $13.950. Terms
to suit. Call WA. $4,000 It'll s pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.
4-BEDRM.. 2-BATH CAPE COD, near
the new West Lanham Hills School;
recrsatten oo rr sarageo S1eo dnHn Should .0d 81
at av snsSSS ncSsSy "lsn paymet SaSo 0eS csi va n
S-3adn Xii nm, ROBERT S.
CAIIFORNIA STYLE RAMBLER
S11,950: 2 bedrms., fireplace in liv-
ing room, patio. level fenced lot;
purchase ~, VIE hS 5000 95asSS sSSn ia fns ssl
| ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.
HOUSES By HUGHES-St. Johns
Parish. One of the brightest homes
you've ever seen. Lge .7-rrn.. all
brick Colonial. Stunning knotty,pin,t
bsmt.. Ia tiled baths; wall-to-wal
fenced yard concrete driveway; Low
priced at S1S,950. w.; r. HUGHES
co C ,A Ap ?-14oo 40 bsdsm TN 3 pm; 4;sm,,ers
iev;o ooS Iots; 81; $3.50 I an, :, s. s54 me mG
ESTATE. AP. 7-1443
$I3,25O. Cheverly; new 3-bedrm
/ rambler: full DSmt.. lge. nV. rm. XII.
| tiled bath: very easy terms to Gl
or NON DALEY REAL ESTATE
AP. 7-l443
VICINITY CHEVERLY, possible G.
with S475 down or assume GI loan
/ $76 mo. full payment with 81 800
down. 2 .lgc.. bedrms;, full din. nm.
gn gas b ht,. paa,ta, in Al sqnd JIER aEEB BED
RAMBLER. East Riverdale: yrs. old
| full bsmt.. rec. rm.: lge. lot. 5224
57th ave $500 down; AP: 7-3640
1913 LONGFELLOW ST., Templetor
3 bedrms.. Gift. liv. rm:. fenced
yard. auto. washer; 1 blk. BALTIC
pkwy., 10 Minis: downtown: read!
to move in. Sell on mo. payments
equity for car, what? CO. 5-2514
1904 HOLLYWOOD RD.. Colleg,
Park-New home. lge. lot. pricee
right: Open 2 to 6. ED ROULAND
Evening star., 1954-04-25
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCoKEEK, MD bedrms., liv.
rm., kit. bath; on Indian Head hwy.
| mi. from D. c.; S400 dn, S15
1n9, FsirHieS pfiee' oaiss S9955. J. W. McV1cKER.
ApELPafEs ApfEtEFlaT 45SS bedrms., full bsmt; 2I Iiy,
rm.. din. rm., compl. G.E. kit.
storm doors and windows: Anchor
fence: garage; lot 70x193; SO. 500
81, FHA He Or conventional. ATLAS
ABEI ARBEGIRHEAfE eEfff dysTS GO; ~ VA; 7o4g56,
mod, kit. 2 large bedrms., full bsmt.
with built-in garage: on lot 91x1O0:
laeai suburban atmosphere: SIS
900. Directions: Riggs rd. to Met
EEsIrSStt EsrStt I'd, tight to gath ave. then
NUN REAL ESTATE, JU. $1,000.
BELTSvILLE - Open Sunday - The
best house for the money you've
sw ever seen. seen lge; rms; s baths, , rec.
y acres: $1,000 dn.: Loc. on Pow
der Mil road about 3 blks. west of
Beltsville elem. school, or call for
direcs, from your loc. G. G, BARR
BELTsVILLE AREA - Open Sun. -
house: orchard: 1 acres; SI4, 500,
Direcs:. Left at traffic light on
BALTIC. blvd, Just past drive-in the
ater Go exactly ~ mi: and turn
call for directs. from your loca-
ton. G. G. BARR CO. WE. 5-4S61.
BELTSVILLE-3 bedrooms and bath,
Oil heat, equipped kitchen, living
room, dining room, yard well land
scaped. Close to 3 govt centers:
REAL ESTATE, WE. 5-5249.
BERWYN HTS.-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier on lge. Handicapped lot: liv. rm.
frepl... equipped kit. full bsmt.
could be arranged as = bedrms. with
full din. rm.. $4,000, terms. JAMES
/. MUNDY, UN. 4-5600.
BERWYN AREA--S650 down to Gil
Potential 4 bedrms. bedrms. liv
rm.. huge kit. tile bath, lst A.; =
partly fin. bedrms., I'd A.; full
hSmt,; conv. to schools, transp., etc
Sls,l LOO. JAMES l. MUNDY. UN
BERWYN HEIGHTS-S1o,S 500. Cape
Cod: 3 bedrooms, corner lot, storm
windows and doors. Full basement
$4,000 down and assume Gil loan
BY OWNER. TO. 9-5S73.
BRANCHVILLE bedrms. anc
nook, liv. rm. and din. rm.; firepl.
full bsmt.. fenced yd., lot 50xl5O
garage. 50 600 down, easy terms
ATLAS BROKERAGE CO.. WA
BRENTWOOD-$11,5 500: vets Or non
vets; low down payment. Immac
2-bedrm.- and-den bungalow: fol
bsmt., gas h. h.-w.h.: new mouse condi.
tion. Immediate occupancy. H. CAR
Isle deLOzIER, Realtor. WA Z.
1000; WA, 10000, -26
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
COLI,EGE PARK. MD.

New listing. Attention professional
mani We ofIer you one Of the most
beautiful homes In this area plus a
separate building finished as Q
waiting room and oflce. The home
is a brick rambler with paneled liv-
ing room and dining room. 2 bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths, paneled den
walk-in pantry, utility room. 2-car
garage. This home truly designed
for gracious living. All situated on
a lovely acre lot. close to transpor-
tation. There are many additional
features. Priced at $4,000. Agent,
BUTLER AND NEALE, INC.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALr-Mp.
LEWISDALE
- w 8keA01 AANz1N
70O3 23rd PL.

10O3 2Srd FL.
Det. hrk. home on lge. well-land-
scaped lot. lst A., liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, bedrms. and bath. Full
bsmt., gas &C. heat. Stairway to
unfin. attic. In excel. cond. Alum.
comb. windows and doors. Shown BY
appt. Call Mr.. Sadler, AID. 2-S656.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K ST. NV. ME. s-4323
Evening star., 1954-04-25

COLORED-NICE I-RM- HOME ar
Rt. rs, 80 min. TO town: lge, lot
more land available: terms. Mr..
Barton. PO. 2-2970. COX 81 CO,
Evening star., 1954-04-25
OPEN TODAY / TILL
April. FRESHNESS


Sparkling, new. 3-bedroom. brick
rambler of individual design and
all the nicetieS of custom-built
homes. Dream kitchen with birch
cabinets and table space. Family
sized dining room. stone fireplace in
the liv. rm. Fully painted bsmt.
with "a bath and outside entrance
10 level Handicapped lot. Close to
public and parochial schools. transp.
and shopping. Reasonable priced
at S1S,950. FHA financing avail
q Four eft TO
blvd, left to 716.
1I6 Eastmore drive - S16,950 - 81
bedrm. Colonial with rec. rm.. lge.
porch. In the heart of Woodmoor.
DiIecSions' Oue SolesVIlle "a. olAs
blk. to Pierce, left to Eastmoor and
our open sign.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
3-BEDRM.
BRICK RAMBLER

Your Smaller Home in Trade
Large iiv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm. tile bath. full bsmt., gas
h.-wh low down payment. Only
5 minis. from D. c. AL conveniences
TENcHER-WALKER. AID. 4-2e44
s ACRES. jet, ROUTE 301 AND so
l6 MI. D. C.-S13,250
3-bedrm. masonry house. only yrs.
old, liv. rm. 12x24. tile bath. oil &C.
heat. lge. daylight basement with
laundry trays; new tobacco barn;
turkey. chicken houses. HE. 4-3500;
ewes. RA 3-6476. w. w. LEWIS.
$3.50 DOWN. S76 PER MONTH
S10.500; small 2-story brick, dream
kitchen with garbage disposal and
$1,000 Down, Ss5 PER MONTH
81 800: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths: Mt.
$3.50 DOWN. Ss5 PER MONTH
$1,000: 3-bedrm. bungalow. SEND.
$1,000 DOWN. $50 PER MONTH
$I2 700; 3-bedrm.. 2-story home in
Takoma Park.
Also a beautiful Queen Chapel bunga-
low selling at GI appraised price:
Miss Itsli Diilon. Cox AND CO.. uN. a.
1606
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Fine Rambler
By Sumner
$19,950

5S0S Cleves lane-Open
Sun, 1-6. Truly splendid
value; large 3-bedroom brick
rambler with full, bright
basement; perfectly beautiful
condition; wonderful neighbor-
hood; Mass. ave. to Marlyn
drive. left 2 blocks to CleVes
lane. right to home. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4II,
Ewes, OIL. 4-5709.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CHESTER H. KELLER
]. 5-T100 Realtor JU. 5-9745
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6

2911 Peregoy DR..
KENSINGTON HTS.
500 down tGD. Ia years. Cape
Cod brick. Liv. rm., din. rm.. 2 bed
Tcoms and bath, 1st floor. 2 partly
-h-4-Shed rooms in End floor. Full
Basement. ia baths. Convenient to
schools, Transportation On large
lot. S16,950. HU. 3-3316. CHAP
MAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CORAL HILLS
OPEN 70 TILL, DARK

New a!l-brick 3-bedrm. ramblers.
full bsmts.. all elec. kitchens: lge.
lots, fully sodded; paved streets.
curbs, sidewalks. Conven. schools.
transp., shopping; S15.950. conven.
financing. Directions: Marlboro
pike to 59th ave-, right to r ST.,
right to open sign.
WILLIAM r. HORES, Bldr.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CHEVERLY
OPEN TODAY

The better section Of Cheverly. Lovely
wooded street. every house Is differ
ent All fine homes. Our offering
has 6 lge rms, full bsmt.. 2 baths,
Features 1st-f1. bedrm., completely
redecorated. Fresh throughout An
outstanding piece of property at
SlS,950 on your terms. To reach:
Cheverly ave. to Euclid St, right
blocks to 5732 and open sign.
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400
Evening star., 1954-04-25
NO CASH TO CT!
HUGE CALIFORNIA STYLE
HOMIE TTNTnrD con mn
CLOSE IN
SILVER SPRING

Please see me if you want a nice.
well built, 2-bedrm. brick rambler.
with gas h.-w.h.. liv. rm., din. rm.
new de luxe kit, beautifully fenced
rear yard, with inclosed patio and
stone barbecue firepl Nice shrub
berry and flowers; reas. priced. with
terms to suit,
Evening star., 1954-04-25
COLLEGE PARK

S13,65o. FHA-GI. conven-
tional; 3 bedrms.. full hsmt., tile
bath. GE kit, 33-ft. by 13-ft. rec.
rm. Model house, ASIA Erie st.
Open all week. / to 8. DIRECTIONS:
Out Baltimore blvd. mile and hall
past Univ. of Md. to Erie St., turn
right at sign.
BERGLIN BUILDER
TIN ATQ1S
Evening star., 1954-04-25
OPEN SUN, OZARK

Directions: Out Philadelphia ave. left
on Chicago ave. to 703 Boston ave.
Evening star., 1954-04-25

$iI;15o1s,bedsm 2; a brick K, ramlHlssr ;nrlass:
taxes. INSURANCE and ground rert:
conv. to schools. ETC.: immedi1te
possession. H. CARLYLE de LOZIER.
Realtor, WA. $4,000, WA. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK RAMBLER

3-bedrms., modern kit. picture win
dow. Beautiful condition. Large lot.
Only $4,000 down. Convenient
schools, bus. shopping. Call Mr..
TubbS. AP. 7-4120.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

RIyERDArE; g1, 4so4 20 Is som:sssss g;.s sSis sS4s5is
SPACIOUS SPACIOUS dining ti rm.. beautiful pan:
eied kit. completely equipped; full
bsmt., new furnace, summer winter
hook-up for domestic hot water; lot.
60x15O it., completely fenced. Very
reasonably priced. easy terms: Ap:
7-1727.. WA. 7-S484. PRIMROSE
= Attention. registered
plumber; you can purchase 2 5-rm'
Gated in business section, for SO. 900;
terms. $3.50 down. 500 q mo; it
can be zoned commercial. AP. u
l727, w WA; 7-s4s4' PRIMROSE
RfVERbALE HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.
rambler: liv. rm.. din. rm., elec.
kit, full bsmt.. lge. level lot: pay
mentS less than rent with 81 ,OOO
down. Call Mr.. Dunn, NO. 7-2243.
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 7-2996. ~
ROGERS HGTS. AREA-Immac. Cape
Cod. on nicely Handicapped. fenced
lot 2 bedrms., 1st f.. additional rm
finished on 2nd a.: big, fully
equipped kit: full. bright bsmt:
aluminium storm windows and
screens: "a block to bus priced for
quick sale at only S12,950. G1 or
FILA financing. with as little as $500
dn Call THE PERRY BOSWELL CO..
y WA ~, 51459o, til Z E;In Pm ,r,oI C2s Ssrs
Cod, 24-ft. liy rm., separate din.
rm.. . large bedrms.. wide front
porch; pleasant conv. netghborhood;
81 $500. Call OWNER, JU. 5-l993
Evening star., 1954-10-10

must be accompanied by BV carton top.
Entries will be judged independent organization upon
basis Of aness and compliance with these rules Judges
decisions final Duplicate awarded All
entries become the property Of Wilson Co., Inc None will be
returned You accept these conditions when you enter
T. This open all residents of the United
District Of Columbia employees of Wilson Co., Inc it's
subsidiary companies its advertising agencies and their families
Contest subject all Federal State regulations
g. All winners will be notified by mail person. approximately
six weeks after contest ends.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
enter s-v's
''Naany- Use" coasest Nowl
Rsmsmbsr:
conssss closes Rsovsmber .

the WASHINGTON STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE ocTosER