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Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
SPOR'
THE HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Nv c. D. Henry
MALVERN WINS HOMECOMING FROM MAGNOLIA 12.o

By c. D. Henry
MALVERN WINS HOMECOMING FROM MAGNOLIA 1870
In hard fought battle played a muddy field the Will
son of Malvern defeated the Columbia county hi school
of Magnolia 800 This surprise to your reporter
as Merrill hi of the leading conenders for the "Big8
title had only beaten this big well coached team by points
II there is "A A" team the state that can heat w
Williams Malvern crew it will win division honors with ease
That statement applies "a division team coach
cd by Maurice Fat Jones Magnolia
It was homecoming and every thing went well for Nal
ver They the toss and brought the kickoff to the twen-
IT, The Wilson picked up straight first downs as thew
moved the ball to the Magnolia eghard line This drive was
featured by pass plays that to Dean Griffin senior
end The drive terminated on the eight with a tumble
That the big noise of the first quarter as the quart
er ended 90
Magnolia made its first threat with the second quarter
half gone On third down. Lamar Dunn fubae faxed
punt and gave the ball to Huey Dunn
ty end around play that good for yards and first
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

VlIKUu6II CIIdIlBG
of life suffering the "hot
flashes" nervous tension, irri-
liability, weakness and other
types of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
distress Of this difficult time?
What Doesory Tests Showed
Then here's hope for you'll In
tests by doctors, Lydia Finkham's Conn
pound and Tablets gave relief from
such distress . In $3.50 and B01o
respectively OF the cases tested. Com
oletc or sfrktEr relief
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
so UPSET BY CHANGE OF LIFE
! SCREAMED AT MY HUSBAND!

Surely you know that Lydia Pinnisnnnl
Is scientifically modern IN 0ot60u
You know what IL has d0no for OthAg5
But do-you know what it vill Do q
yon? Not II you haven't experAeucoI
the relief Of tension. flashes" and lrzi
liability 1t SO often brings 1t such t1mn
Before another day has passah. -
Lydia Ptnkham's Vegetable Cump6un
or new, improved Tablets with ahdoE
iron and discover how mssch aastf
your change OF life'' may bet
Younger pomen snd ctyfs--sunssau
from functional pains. monthly cEanHy
Pinkham's wonderful tnoi It 0ooAn1a
no pctn -deadentng drusss
Ny d s1As tkssauA WmValAa1
lEBI1HI nSrvuss Uu1ea. - sa1na
buAeNkWN0 disfrsss e ''haA suuap4
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

Now I don't suffer
from hot flashes and
nervousness. feel ilnsi"
Q Are Won going
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
I, you want 10 be paid your interest as
current income, invest in 3% Series n

For sound investment that pays you interest by check
every six months ask at your bank about u s. Series
Savings Bonds Series is a current income Bond avail
able in denominations of $500 to $4,000 Redeemable at
par after six months and on 30 days notice Natures IN
vear and months and pays average 80 interest per
annp if held to maturity. Interest paid semiannuaiiy
by Treasury check Series Bonds may be purchased
through any bank, annual limit $4,000.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

Randy Manuel and jack DH\Ir
made a business irN !" III h1Nh
Tuesday
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
THE WEEKS WEATHER

The week ending January %
was severely cold east of the Di-
vide, but west of the Divide and
in the extreme Southwest it was
not SO cold. Weekly temperature
averages ranged from only = de-
grcc> below normal in the South.
west to ~ degrees below in
the Central portion. The morn.
ing of the Goth was the coolest
of the week with minimum tenn
pcraturcs ranging from 10 de-
srces in the West and South
west to so degrees. and colder.
in the North Central and North.
east. On the 2lst and 22nd in
vading warm air from the Paci.
fic brought much warmer tenn
pcraturcs to stations in Western
and Southern portions of the
state. Several stations reported
maximum temperatures of 10 de-
srecs or more. The nighcSt re-
corded was 81 degrees at the
Helena airport ON the --2ud.
Light to moderate SNOW fell.
except in the northwr>, where
heavy snowfall was reported
Continued cold weather pre-.
vailed over the weekend. but
there was some moderator III
the Western portion on tic morn
ing of the Goth
Outlook Through Sunday
west oi DN! Id" Icm:,..Lt1.r
cS will al rraHr near 6 ....gz
Tuesday nigh, rhr"ue: >L-:s-
with little rlanLr -: I,.:. -
through Thursday liz.
30. lows IL y" : y
aturr> aAcraGL"- -
grrr> warmer A.. ruu--
tai prrCIpita'l,'u ,e,.-.-
trrnl'trnt >:I"l -.
day and Satu:Gu, IA
",N To 0Hj 49,
last OF DNIic .r.. 81. -: g.
MA! Average too. u, low ..-:.....
1"!lhca>t I" rrat Il. rIual >n,' .
west portion Tur>dal nI-l' .t!r
Sunday with generally col. len.
rcraiurc> through Thu DAY
highs mostly ID nriih to- 81
southwest. lows - extreme
north to near zero sou; nv r>i
with general warming ID to -
degrees indicated over weekend
Total precipitation occurring as
SHOWS. mostly about Friday ant.
sunday. will average OlO I, O2n
inch.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

Mrs Don Brckr:> >I>'"r- Nir~
S,ricklin. stopped eyer N'r' o..
her way to Hare !"N Visit
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

?rrSrnt Visiting with the foster
,>r,hrr rt Mrs Buffalo. Lacy Nc
NniGht who is seriously i'll at
,Ni> ,.mr at her home. and also
n!;h an aun, Of Mrs. Buffalo.
.,,,'r sharpe They must be back
.: tllfnrNla Ivy February !,
':,-r Roy will he stationed with
.. army air force flying Jet
faces lie had returned from,
\.!rA only three days before
...,lr departure for Browning.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

TIE Tcchnlcal Assistance pro.
gram OF the United Nations. prof.
!t!ng from tie lessons OF the past
three years. /. now planning TO
pia," more emphasis on projects
ior increasing food and indus.
thai "''pu' quickly and less on
>rr!U |,c!:ng"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
BOYD WINS QUILT

rNr Two Medicine Sewing So.
..r.N AT their meeting awarded
,"r silk quilt ~ John Boyd. who
i ,MH WlUNiNS number.
N,Nrr ! Racine Won the sun.
',:'@rl baby quilt
we're Will be 4 meeting and
.,-n At the Cola Feet school
Saturday, january 80
T.,>lirM;. Mabel Mellow Owl.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
MErcAlE INTRODUCES
MEMORIAL ARTS BILL

HELENA - Rep Lee Mctcalf
lD-MontD has introduced a bill
to establish a National War Me,
mortal Arts Commission
II. r. 1892 would bring togcth'
or in a commission for the first
time the major programs in the
arts now carried on Ivy some Il
Federal agencies and depart
mcntS Nct.calt I'D In addition
provision is made for an adviS
DRY body of this tountry's most
distinguished cultural leaders.
The Commission and advisors
would intcgratr and coordinate
the present art activities of the
Federal government and aid III
developing a national policy re
gardins the ar,>
In the statCmrMt released by
his Helena field office. Metcal!
said the bill would carry out
plans laid dowr Ivy our founding
fathers.
I'm his first annual address tC
Congress in 1870 George Wash
ington urged ne promotion OF
science and literature Ivy Cong
rcSs and suggested that Congress:
aid the cause O. public cduca
ton by giving grants to existing
institutions Nr,calf said.
Thomas jefferson developed
a plan for an art program. con
Sidcring 4 know ledge of the art:
as essential a. language. ethics
history. philosn"''y and the Sc:
cncCS"
The time ha> come when tn,
support of the - "ran no long
cr be left 20 ':.r patronage {"
the wealthy" cuN,lrU"i
Mctcalf ."id y '."'~' i.
is in line - =,
nlent of the ~ 49, ~
OF Arts and IT,. 1t. ~ 4 ,
Montana St: >'r,''.''l : rr
city in acQuirl =: Cha.'.'> i
Russell collcc' .. If Nrir,!nr>
II. r. 1892 t":NnHrio;
measure to IT, - i,.rrn1rlr"d il
the House by Nrn> Bowling ID
Mo- and How, DIN j. arh i,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
AIDES OFFERED WARMTH

\rUnS Woman How would YOU
\. 80 rrmNrlr for al all.cN.
case lvIN tr Warmer climate
>,Nh l> TEXAS rv Virginia via
.!"r III tram. and ~ have 4
.'",,lv,r wardrobe dr>iSncd by
'!.','r C.."urGlr'
y lVN r'.Hl gIr!lrr i required,
! -. earn WNllr You learn To dc
> : vrlI ed inh
I,r ,,nplr!r information why
iN!. YOU contact Your WAC
= " t,>:..!trr - me post office
Be-. ~ Great Fails. Montana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

Many a girl negative person.
ality has beer developed in a
dark room.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29
Usually

Usually
The mcck.lo"kipG man is usu.
ally the one who >lgnS the checks
for the more important looking
members of the family
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

Having had Il taste of cold
weather. wc are now ready to
welcome spring weather.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-01-29

FOR RENT - Modern. furnish
cd apartment: three rooms and
bath. Apply Glacier Reporter
Office. l:19 tic
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESsEN-Corner upncr Ga.
ave. Cash business: 5-yr. lease. rent.
$3.50: ixtures and stock excellent
Additional income pays rent. suar-
anteed sales small down payment
rS2 no hs9Ssf, a9 Ss suv RA, 6;97G: .o-- -;
bakery goods business in excel loo,
vn Conn. ave. Chance to buy at
rreass price Should net between
$500 to .S10.000. Can be built up.
Price, 1.,50O with 5000 cash.
wTER to O. & a5rspssd ssSss .fsr fGs OsanGS
CHINESE REsTAuRANr. excel. loc..
roR SsR' saIE SALE BY ~ 13$S9i 1oWSEiR-wb;,ss Or
eosLlieasesssn oLi sesSas. combination; $500 On
GROCERY. delicatessen. beer business
for sale or lease; fully equipped
lol5 kenilworth ave. ne. Ii. 81
TELEvIsIoN STORE Sales and
in nearby Md. Ideal for . or more
high-type service men. Full infor-
nation on calling Lo, 5-l23s. 10
PHOTO STUDIO. excellent upper W
location proyid'ng living quarters;
equipment and furnishings priced
S:,;II $50; Tu. 2-l55" or Ii. 3-;I4o.
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP. equipt.
machinery: etc. CURLY's. Waldorf
Md. Tel. Midway 5-3S0l. @5s
TWO BARGAINS Grocery, also
luncheonette. grocery: quoted doing
500 weekly. WALTER EBERMAN.
EN- 3-0303.
FLOWER SHOP and nursery. in SUBJ
urban Maryland on main thorough
fare-Going business showing good
returns. Excellent stock with room
for expansion. Owner will consider
either lease or sale OF property. Call
Mr.. Heron, MODERN REALTY. JU.
AUTO BODY AND pAINT-spec,al
opportunity for well-known buSi-
ness operating for number Of
years, ideal location on busy street
In automotive neighborhood; owner
has other interests and decided to
sell. Can be financed. DI. 1886.
MR.. MALLOY. "a
DELICATESSEN in central Sill. Spg. /:
fully stocked and equipped: beer and
wine of sale license; long lease at
reasonable rent: barsain for $1,000.
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors. JU.
a-6l1l Open evenings.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Will sell furniture in l"-room house
of 4 baths. 4 kitchens. for 1000
and give J-year lease to responsible
person. Dupont Circle, west of Conn.
DE. "-44io. Ill
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAS MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Storaee:
reas. ia 9-@a37: ewes. RA. 3-l+16.
o0s
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; reasonable rates. Call HO.
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long short bookings; ms. Ii f-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 1-01o4, UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC: Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches especially. 8. L. MORRIS
45l0 18th st. NV. Call Tu. 2-il5o
MoviNa SdSsf { An III, HAULING: padded van
service; reas rates. H GREENE
Phone Ii. 4:-253s. Free est. :9'
ROYALL TRANSFERRING viii move
you by the lob or So per hr. Call
todayl Move todayl AID. 4-61f7. "@'
LIGHT MOVING AND HAULING.
reasonable rates. 1900 9th 81. NV.
AID. I-f03.. -"6
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COLORED
CORNER, BRICK

5135 Sth st. NV. Beaut brick cor
ner home. consisting OF bedrms.,
bath. screened porch. liv. rm,, din.
rm.. kit. inclosed porch and lee
front porch. full bsmt. Law. oil heat
Det. garage. Truly home worthy
priced with only S1.450 down. Small
monthly payments Home conven-
iently located to -transp. and shop
ping. Vacant. just completely re-
dec. JUSTINE REALTY CO.. l:
5th ST. NV. DI. 1895. 81
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL TRADE for acreage or
income pr oducing property, air-con-
ditiohed, 35-room brick hotel res
taurant and bar. plus LIQUOR store,
legal slots: Washington's closest
and most popular beach resort. Call
RE 1-ial5 "a
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Ice; WELL-FURN. HOUSE nr. 18th
or gentlemen. Reas rent; 3 baths:
THREE BEDRo0Ms :: baths par.
TALLY furnished home. in very con-
venient NV. location. Rent. SI56
Fsc.l FPSG msn'h. 81 s-sso9,, 4 3, MeKEEvER W5o CO.
wHEAToN HILLS. on lovely corner
wooded lot-Furn. 5-rm. brk. bunga-
low. basement; nr. school. Ho.
CoNS. AVE. ExTENDED-oeorFian
brick home with 8 bedrms.. z baths
sized din. rm., powder rm. modem
kit, attached garage. on 1st A.;
Sls5 per mo. z. QUINCY SMITH,
INC. 1918 H st. NV. DI. 7-9057;
RfSTAE fSsi; Oh BARGaIN IiSf1t - Owner T% 9cins
brick detached home; compl, furn,:
large lot; garage; rec. rm., > large
bedrms.. "a baths: avail. in about
20 davs at S115 month. KELLEY
4, BBANNER' NM d. 7-774o' eyes eyes
CHmLUM, close in--Ncw 5.rm. brick;
new furn. throughout: with . twin
bed rms; .. blk. to transp.; Sl5O.
EX. 3-:los. Ewes. DE. :-5ie3.
SARGENT RD.. nr. District line
$I"5 mo. ARTHUR CARR AGENCY,
.o!3 oE '5gt 3sth h. ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
2-bedrm home. with liv. rm.. din;
rm.. kit. and bath; now avail: SlI5
mo. OLIVER 7. CARR. MA. s-S093.
80 DALE DR.-3-bedrm. Cape Cod;
$50 per mo-; immed. occupancy
TO see. cali WooDMOOR AGENCY,
INC. Ju. 2,5355 I'll 0 pm: 20
-3-bedrm. home; beaut. turn.: lge.
heat. best yssd' ca JH tll s-ayai 1ii' oil nosai
BETHESDA, out Old Georgetown rd.
-bedrm. older home. with nice
furnishings, including TV and piano;
large grounds for privacy and sum
& g HRRRisoN. nc. I'll
I1S.7 TAYLOR sT. N.w.--6 bedrms.,
3la baths. lge. lot. lovely yard: Z
ear garage s5nf S1sinwny it 9ia4ng95; 94g57 $50
rec. rm'. gar: beaut, grounds: SEQ
MRS. PENNINGTON. OIL 2-%G3o'
EN-. 3-S3S3.
HOME IN FALLS CHURCH: near St
James Catholic school--Three bed
recr. rm. Furn: with Tv and auto,
washer. Or unfurn. Summer lot at
Lake Jackson incl. JE. 2-3007. "a
SILVER SPRING-Lge. 6-rm. bunga.,
| sleeping pch.: centr. loc. CHI DREN
ACCEPTABLE. S125. JU. 5-51g0.
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THREE BEDROOM. attractively furn.
bunga.: conv. section Silver Spring.
$40 mo. Occupancy Feb. |. HOL-
MEAD. Realtor, JU. $4,000. till o.
-22
1926 WHITNEY ST.. sil. Spg., Md
| Rambler completely furn. Three bed
rooms. baths; all modern conven-
fences; pine-paneled bsmt. and well
Handicapped. Must be seen to appre-
ciate. To inspect, call AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO.. ST.
3-60OO. al
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Two-b bed room.
semidet. brick; completely furn. !:
avail. at once. $ll0 per mo. Call
Wilson blvd. Arlington. --23
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, nice
neighborhood; 8 bedrms., ga baths.
| liv. rm., din. rm., large kitchen
heated sun porch. lge. recr. rm.:
newly decorated throughout; auto.
! oil heat Box 55-C. Star.
/ ~ SHERIDAN ST. NE.
Il htHRN afEaNy ~
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KENT AREA

1904 KLINGLE ST. NV
b-yr. old white brick Colonial.
Center hall plan. BY OW NER.
Lge. liv. rm. Paneled den and
Law 2 BEDRMS. AND =
BATHS; heated I'm. 3rd n.
Elec. Kit. laundry rm and
bath with GE washer. dryer.
relgr. and deep freeze. Pam
eled rec. rm. with bar. Out
side entrance. Gas &C. heat,
gar; screened porch. Will con-
slider rambler in trade. Shown
by appt. only: reas.: terms.
EN-. ".-!909. MA. S-4SlS.
-
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG MAN AND MOTHER. en-
ploycd. want living quarters. Prefer
small house. VIII consider part OF
private home. Have some furniture.
Have excellent references. Box
BRICK RAMBLER with option to
buy; > or : bedrms upper NV,
Ch. Ch.. Beth, Sil. Spg,, Tax. PIX;
Sll5 to $3.50. EN-. 9-6T65 after
SMALL. LONELY. LOW-RENT retreat
for bachelor student: Is MI D. C..
VIII consider. rent with option to
buy. UN. 4-6670 weekend am
WE NEED RENTALS
To satisfy the demand OF our GUS
toners. Good clients waiting for
homes priced from SIS to $3.50. in
VirRinia area. For eflcient rental
service call Mr.. Seay. jr.. JE. "-262O
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors Falls Church. Va.
~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLORED-SO3 KENYON ST. NV
. rms. and bath; $l2 900. By
OWNER. Can be seen at any time.
CoHoREDIeiNyEsToRs. 81 RIaS-ei see our : ad
a unit under Investment Property
For Sale with SIDNEY e.. MENSH
COLORED-l:32 FAIRMONT ST
Four bedrms.. 3 baths; easily con-
yerted to apis. newly decorated
Priced at S15,950. no reasonable
offer refused. Call Mr.. Heron, LO
5-5l25. MODERN REALTY CO., JU
7-535O till y pm. --n3
COLORED-ss0O BLK. 18th ST. NV
-Immac. 6-rm.. 1-bath row brick
home with inclosed upstairs rear
porch that could be used for 4th
bedrm.; lge. mod kit. semiffnished
purchaser. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-
COLORED-7o9 TAYLOR ST. NV
1896 din. Semidet. brick, concrete
Colonial front porch. side-hall plan
Six rms, huge kit, full bsmt., large
fenced yard. 3 garages.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY CO.
ST. 3-0436 HO. 2-1s21
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont., Il
Valuable DiStributorship
AVAILABLE
$500 to $500
Inventory Investment
REQUIRED

Delaware, Eastern Shore,
Md. Virginia and West
Virginia. Also a few
choice other territories
available.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO-BEDRM. UNFuRNISHED APT.
fwhitei. reas. rent required; prefer
ne. Call HO. 3-a1S1. y m. to
$50 pm. BOB GILLINGHAM -2I
NICE. clean. furnished efficiency
apartment tor gentleman. Reason
able. Box 205-B. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Out-of-town owner will sell at be-
low market this immaculate, spa,
cious 3-bedrm, home; large lot and
earage for cars; Please call Mrs.
RnEkER sslIf aOF & de1fsFIo 6uNLop VIZ NC RssI
tors. uptown once. EN-. 2-61 D,
AMER UNIV. PARK. near Mass ave.
NEWLY RENOVATED from top
to basement. Center-hail brick; hv-
ins rm. with fireplace, dining rm:,;
living porch. on lst a.; 3 bedrms..
. bath, on md A.; finished attic
rm.; pine-paneled recreation .rm. in
basement; hot-water heat, oil burner.
Detached gara&e; ;s Iore Pr,ce on on attras
s:?a3::. L., [. T. GIsAVATTE, Nealtor,
HTS. AREA.
5. Those who recognize and ap-
preciate real quality will get a
genuine thrill inspecting this lovely
lonial finest controlled location;
bedrm. or study and bath on lst A.;
3 bedrooms, = baths on End A.;
paneled clubroom; servants room
and bath; beautiful setting over
looking Govt. park; few min. from
QOWntOWu' OtHeT nne uoIHee ueai-
s. PHILLIPS. D1. 7-1411; ewes.
BRAiRCLiFF-one of washinston's
finest homes in the city's most dis
tinguished residential area; very
large center-hall Colonial with lovely
big rms. throughout. large library, .
clubroom. Now priced very reason.
ably TO sell FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
DI. LII; ewes. EN-. :-9:63,.
outsfs ndins value: in one Of wash
inston's finest controlled eommu;,
mites; beautiful big brick Colonia !
built in 1851 bv Frank sa s philips,
fireplace and fuli bath on st a.;
FOUR bedrms and TWO baths on
Available. ava BE FRANK ssilSH!pI s. PHILLIPS. Di,
CHEVY CHASE. Blessed Sacrament
area1-Nearly new brick Colonial
rm, with fireplace. din. rm., kit
with breakfast nook, and powder
rm.; large bedrms. and Q baths;
large 3rd-fl. dormitory bedrm. /;
garage. This attrac. home is ideal
Tor a family with children, as It
adions % insn.cF Large % pH0l6iS, park 800
a2M6aH aS M1GiRsfso Bo6fEy' sf Oh Inc 81 s-4sSS SsS
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., near the ar Circle
"A home ideal for family living.
Near all the finest stores, schools,
HsIae HSSs 0eqT%1 Phone ois 81 1850 ofice oS%e
open Q am. TIL 9 pm. THos. j,
FISHER 4 CO.. INC. 7Ss 18th
". NV
Evening star., 1954-01-20
COoLlpGE HIGH AREA

l32 LONGFELIOW 81. NV
Enslish-tytpe brick home, in excellent
ing and massive stone fireplace;
step-up din. rm,. large modern kitch-
en-: 3 large bedrms.. Hollywood. tiled
bath; clubrm. with fireplace; built
in gar. gas INV. heat. Miss zaker'
D- MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
1924 l4th St. Realtor. AID. 4.:0o5.
n. II. AVE.-EMBAssY SECTION
Fine Georgia bldg. with penthouse
suit. for embassy annex, apis,
fraternity house: "A rms. 10 baths:
SOS 900. CHARLES B. YoDER. Ma.
S-32t0. -
Clio BLAIR RID. NV,
Sl5,;50o Immaculate throughout
ist iir. > double sized bedrms. and
bath, md fl Full bsmt.. gas heat
This home must be sold. Mr.
Saginor, RA. 6-4l5l.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Resltor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-o005
INAUGURATION DAY SPECIAL
Beautiful Home in Cleveland Park
One year T' Of "t Republicsn S"pi prosperity
has brought real estate prices in
Washington to levels where even
Democrats can now afford to buy!
On the first anniversary of the new
administration. this 12-yr.-ol brick
detached home in an excellent
neighborhood is offered at a price
far below the prices that prevailed
in recent years.
Handicapped and planted
garden; dining terrace with French
doors to dining room. living room
with fireplace: 3 bedrooms and =
baths on End floor. with 4th bedroom
and storage space on Bird floor ::
basement has full bath. workshop
and outside entrance.
by appointment. Phone
RE. 1-5oS2 -2l
Evening star., 1954-01-20

Largest organization OF its
kind. established over II
years, serving over $4,000
customers nationally. Other
interest Of present distributor
who has successfully operated
this territory makes this
available. we sell a vital
product and service to small
and medium sized businesses
hishly indorsed BY banks.
trade associations and Gov
ernment agencies An abso-
lute essential that is highly
profitable and necessary. GOOD
times or bad, with year-round
repeat business. Existing sc-
counts turned over to new dis
tributor. We teach you our
business every step o! trc
way. including complete field
training, start yod with an
immediate earning program
and maintain supervisory in
tereSt in YOUR operation.
Should appeal 70 men who
have successfully managed
their own or other business
or with proven sales back
ground. seeking highly profit-
able association. Current
earnings OF present distrio-
utorS range from $4,000 10
$50. 900 yearly. This is not
gadget. toy or vending ma
chine. IL is a sound. dignified
business that has received
unusual acceptance.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
SPRING VALLEY

Lovely S-rm., 3'a-bath authentic will
iiamsburs Colonial in the heart Of
Spring Valley. Bedrm. and bath on
first floor Maenificient 1l5xl35 lot
with profusion Of flowers and ter
race at rear.
John H. Miller, Jr. g. Bro.
Realtors Ma. S-9557
Evening star., 1954-01-20
ARLINGTON

Newly redecorated. 3-bedrm. semi
detached brick home. with full
bsmt.: deep level lot: private park
ing area conv. to schools. buses and
shopping; Sil0.
|n nNNT1NY nrAY FT,xY TNT0
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

WOULD LIKE m,ddle-aged woman to
! share my rambler home. reas. rent.
| 20 min. from town. ia. y-3l 50,
or RA. 3-5I19. III
Evening star., 1954-01-20

For Personal Interview
Call All Day Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. H. J. Cromarti
Metropolitan $500
Evening star., 1954-01-20
HOME AND INVESTMENT

This 3-storY row brick house. with 5
bedrms. and = baths is conveniently
located and in excellent condition;
The property will provide substantial
income and nice place 10 live.
Good terms TO responsible party.
Gail Mr. Ruark. with FIDELITY
INVESTMENT CO. Ma. s"431;
evenings. JU. 9-4436. I'll
Evening star., 1954-01-20

POTOMAC PALISADES
Most convenient in-town location
sunny corner house with fenced
yard Tor privacy; 3 double-bed rms,
large liy. rm; Early possession.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

!. 4-3A0Q Ewes, JE, 4-0972
FALLS CHURCH
Evening star., 1954-01-20

5-room rambler. newly redecorated.
fully equipped kit, radiant heat;
fully sodded. level lot: $40.
CROWN REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

- UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Viii sell furniture in l"-room house
OF 4 baths. kitchens for s. 900
and give J-year lease to responsible
person. Dupont Circle, west of Conn
nf Il