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The frontiersman., 1954-05-06
Reporters NoeAook

Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen of the University of Alaska Ex- tension Service at College was luncheon guest at the regular Kiwanis meeting Monday of this week. She spoke to the group on her recent trip to the McGrath and Bethel areas.
 Falkner B. Walling arrived in Palmer this past weekend from Saltwater, Oklahoma and is a present living at the Dorm. MT. Walling is working with the Geo. logical Survey.
 Acting Mayor Betty Mears was on Television Station KTVA last week, presenting an award to the winner of a contest on the Hi-Jinks program.
 Richard Blue, Extension Ser vice Agent, plans to leave for Ohio shortly after May IA, where xhe will join his family who re- gently left for that state. Blue, who has been with the Extension Service in Palmer the past couple of years has resigned his position and will be missed by the many friends he has acquired while living here.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rippy and two daughters recently returned to the Valley from Paradise, Cal. where they have spent the win ter months.
 Cliff Marcus and his family are expected in Palmer this week end from Hollister, Calf. where he has been working with the Soil Conservation Service. Mar GUS worked with the local SCS office in 1949 and the Anchorage and Kenai area in 1851 and 1852 before transferring to Calf. He will be replacing Dick Learnard at Fairbanks. Learnard trans
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06

ter, who was born at the 5005tfT Air Force Hospital on April 29. She has been named Cynthia Gay and weighed seven pounds, four ounces at birth. Mrs. Stock is the former Helen Stenvall. Pa ternal grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Clair Stock of Palmer.
 Hansen
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Gather of Palmer recently received word from their daughter Mrs. Ken meth Hansen of Juneau, of the. birth of a daughter, Christine Joyce on pril 28. Christine is the first grandchild for the Gathers Mrs. Hansen was the former Florence Gather and is we'll known to many local residents.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06
NEW BABIES
Holbrook

Mir. and Mrs. Leon Holbrook are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Dean Douglas, at Valley Presbyterian Hospital on April 30. The young man, who is the couples fifth child, weigh ed seven pounds, three ounces at birth. MT. Holbrook is employ ed by Palmer Constructors. Ma ternal grandparents are Police Chief and Mrs. Bernard Bou- wens. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ann Holbrook, all of Pal mer.
 Laird
 Sergeant and Mrs. Stanley Laird of Palmer are parents of their second child, and first son. He was born at Valley Presby- teran Hospital May l and has been named Scott Jay. He weigh ed eight pounds, six and one half ounces at birth. Sergeant Laird is with the Territorial Pc lice.
 Bailey
 Dr. and Mrs. c. C. Bailey are receiving congratulations on the birth of their third son, and fourth child. He weighed nine pounds at birth and has been named Clarence Campbell, Jr. Dr. Bailey is a local physician.
 Morris
 MT. and Mrs. Jim Morris of Wasilla are parents of their third child, a son, who was born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital May 3, weighing six pounds, II ounc- es. MT. Morris is a heavy duty equipment operator.
 CantleY
 Timothy Cantley, weighing seven pounds, A ounces, was born to MT. and Mrs. Chester Cantley of Palmer on May at Valley Presbyterian Hospital He s the couples second child. MT. Cantley is employed by the Creamery Department at the Co., Op.
 Stock
 PFC and Mrs. Larry Stock are receiving congratulations on the birth of their first child, a daugh-
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06
Home Demonstration
 News and Notes
By MarYlou Rideout

Women shopping for their suits and summer toppers will find helpful tips for judging quality, style, and workmanship in a new federal publication now available in University of Alaska Extension Service offices. Buy ing Women's Coats and Suits" is the title of the bulletin, Marylou Rideout, home demonstration agent, said. Facts about fibers and fiber-content statements, Things, trim, and materials are included in the 23-page publica- ton.
 Labels may be strictly honest according to regulation, but mis- leading to the shopper, Mrs. Rideout said. A hand tailored label may not always guarantee it is good hand tailoring; good machine work wears far better than poor hand work.
 Education Program
 Education in the home is a reality for Anchorage nomemak- CTS and rural women living with in range of television station KFVA which now presents the University of Alaska Extension Service in a 15-minute weekly show.
 Mrs. Audrey Davies and Mrs. Carol Whey, extension service home demonstration agents in Anchorage, started the series April 26 with survey of the ser vices abailable through their dis ,rict office. They showed samples of bulletins containing 'how-to- do-it" information which may be obtained in any extension ser vice office.
 Future programs will include interviews with agricultural or homemaking specialists, local homemakers, and All members; and demonstrations of food prep aration, sewing tailoring, ano other topics to help Alaskans create better homes. August Hiebert of KFVA offered the public service time to the Exten- sion Service after the two women appeared as guests on the Sta tion's regular women's program.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06
DISCUSS ENLARGING
 ALASKAN COG. PROGRAM

The eyes and ears of Alaska must be ever vigilant for those aircraft which could spell diff ference between victory and de- feat for America, Major C, H. Suber, Chief of the Alaskan Air Commands Ground Observer Branch, advised members of the, Ground Observer Corps at con- ference held last week at Elmen- dorf Air Force Base.
 The purpose of the conference was to discuss future plans to en- large and improve the effective ness of the COG program in Al aska. The Alaskan COG posts are manned by teachers, trappers, missionaries, traders, Eskimos and many other categories of people elements of the Alaskan Air Command.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06

Oraze, Barbara Hudgins, Mary Ada Lee, Janice Barry, Pat Chandler, Bridget Wright, Monna O'Donnell, Donna Horton, and Barbara Van Valkenburg.
The frontiersman., 1954-05-06

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS ALWAYS BRING RESULTS,
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18

factional and political issues to di-
vide them when the welfare of the
people is at stake"
The lack of unity in our state
government is costing the people a
great deal in taxes, progress and
prosperity, Or" Khan says. It is
granted Arizona has grown in
fame, population and wealth dur
ing the past year, DR." Khan said,
"but the prosperity and progress
has fallen short of the possibilities
offered We have been hampered in
our activities and retarded in our
progress by dissension in the legis-
lature and the desire of selfish in
terests to make political gain of
opportunities for advancement
progress and prosperity. Arizona is
Continued on Page 81
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18
Hat In Ring
For State Senate

Or" Muberek Ali Khan, Demo-
crat announces for State Senator.
An advocate of good and efficient
state governemnt, DR." Ali Khan
asks the electorate to give his plat
form serious consideration fl they
want action instead Of factional
ment. Its a sad commnetary,"
Or" Khan said, "to see a legisla-
ture wherein public officials quar-
rel among themselves and permit
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18
Can /?
BY ANNE ASHLEY
@. How can 1 renovate hat band

y. HOW can renOVate hat bands
A. Brush with a sponge or small
brush, with solution made by dis
solving 1 p OF. of white CASTLE soap
in OF. of alcohol, to which is
added 1 o. each of sulphuric ether
and water of ammonia. Rinse in
clear rain water.
Q. How can / re-SiZe a rug?
A. Dissolve l pound of granu-
lated glue in 1 gallon of boiling
water. Tack the rug, face down, on
the floor and apply the hot glue to
the back with a Whitewash brush
Q. How can remove old VarniSh
and paint?
A. Dissolve thoroughly one quart
of good caustic soda in three
quarts of lukeWarm water and
apply with a coarse sponge.
Q. How can l drive away red
ants?
A. Use camphor gum, or pieces
of cotton dipped in spirits of cam
phOr and place about the haunts
except near food. Or, spray with
oil of sassafras, or streW whole or
ground cloves about the pantry
shelves
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18

Staying out of accidents requires
far more than luck in these days
of heavy traffic. 1t also requires a
full measure of common sense-a
respect for the rights of others
an adherence to all traffic rules
and regulations. Do you measure
up as a good driver? If not, your
accident may be just around the
corner, reminds the State Traffic
Safety Division.
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18

Sure it's okay to speed-as long
as you don't get caught" You're
heard plenty of drivers say that,
haven't you? But sometimes they
do get caught-and their friends
pat them on the back and say
tough luck, fella." Tough luck.
Personally, all Of us are lot safer
if these drivers who disregard our
laws do get caught-Ofen.
Arizona sun., 1954-06-18

You don't have south of the border this exciting
powder and add the Mexican uch Accent brings all
food aTo wonderful too with chicken meat fish vegetables
DISPLAY the filled platter surrounded with golden fried
banana Serve along with big salad and favoe
bread
Chilli Rice Mexca
z tablespoons butter or 1 (No. p kidney beans
margarine tomatoes, diced
l teaspoon chill powder G2-ounce) whole kernel
l package precOoked rice
112 cold water tablespoons chill powder
tablespoons vegetable and pepper to taste
shortening teaspoon
! medium onion, sliced ~ pound Cheddar cheese.
/ green pepper, diced grated
Melt butter blend in teaspoon powder
rice and cold water Bring to full BOIL ung rice occasionally with
fork Boil 70 minutes Remove from hea stand 10
melt Shortening cook onion and shortening
soft Add
WELL Add cheese stir low heat Pack rice into
ring mold nvert platter fill mixture Serves e.
*Pure monosodum glutamate
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES fURNls,ID ,ceae.l lMR TWEEnY

CQLLEGE PARK---Jupe 8 - sept. e.
SSESIYspS, SSrIs ~, gSSoSak gSeSkdS dsS5ansp.; $3.50 sesson
TAKONIA PARK-Liv. rm.. din. rm.
BIZ. sls1scs sscshj 5us sss77 sSssssE7E7.; nicely 1ggSgn.
sTgan1IEE n! I. 9GNTAI. ,G ia. frog Dutch fam
| ranch-type rambler; completely firn
ana e9yipped. 10b02 Gilmore Dr.,
|BETHEsDA's BEsT--Moss attractive;
3 bedrms., Ia baths, rec. rrn., maid &
Tm; porch; garage. Just .$17R: OIL,
2,664g; ;, eyes, Oh. 6-el24. ALLIED
cdEvY 1CHxsE-s bedrooms, bath;
EfSSFoR, E8fSSeSsFF IT. oE. S-3S5S. fH. h s-Resgs Rgga
IDEAL FOE CH1DREN-An % %endsof-
h-wh si scr. scT DSasSoas; DSsos HspoEEonsta HsTeEs e.
I'd. in Glen Echo Hgts:. Silt month.
Reds. reg; Ia MRS; BURdESs. oREALs- q Z
CLEVELAND PARK. nr. Conn. ave-
Large, detached. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
large liv. rm. with piano. Beautiful
garden; garage. Owner interested In
Svsil SsTs of mmsd DSSdPsfsf f,Hs e q AESofp EHSSotnS
$$cas5ssg! $$caSs5s =. SSv.A g Al s-lisSI. hisssI' Broker EN-
iuTn;, modern cows: ideal Tor Scuns
sSTRPa' SSSTSP1s' GaE Tsas: sE ssSss sSSSse "a Ss...
Jans /; slIo. IKE, KE. s.Sssz. ssasc': 1:ss sssl'
LOVELY HOUSE = Summer. rental:
quiet cool. bordering Rock Creek
Park. beautiful grounds. garage;
Su1s June to! e sept. s H.; 1st A. 4 rooms,
Reasonable to right tenant. Adults.
sGMA1aR On "a 1ksEsNrAI-yun. , to 90 sssps.
z: NICELY furn, 2-bedrm. home in
one OF Arl;v nicer sections; fenced
SsaS; msnt. !a! 9ai s.Ts s9sss. and modern equip
ROSEMARY Hills. ma. nr. 10th st.
8 rooms, 2 baths. Ice. scr. porch.
beaut: furn.. incl. Grand piano;
c,.tnmsa Tastnins machine; 9a .s.,. TO family &C:
avail: June 10 on long lease: S1S5
mo. JU. 9-S660. -33
semidet.: s1sS. Iu. i.e6SS. D.o'' @Ss
SUMMER. RENTAL,-4-bedrm., s.
bath, nicely furn. brick rambler:
$500 per mo. Call Robert Wright,
EN-. $4,000. with W. B. WRIGHT.
|BETHEeDA-Immaculate Q bedrooms,
beautifully furn.; corner lot. Near
NH. Unlim, lease, $135 mo, Call
Robert Wright. EN-. $4,000. with
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Tastefully
furn. 3-bedrm. 1-bath Colonial brick
home; containing 22-ft. liV. rm.,
powder room, 22-ft. porch, beautiful
yard; close to grade school. $500
mo. Call Robert Wright, EN-.
$4,000; evenings. OIL. 0-S430.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

house and garden. bedrms., 4
fSrn sss5 mo- - refs. e fsa, Ssn Ab sIs4s psRs
DIPLOMATS. ATTENTION-Avaiiable
June l: mr.. Natl: Cathedral on wis,
din. rms and reception hail. Kitchen
and pantry: front and rear porches;
full bsmt. and attic; auto. oil heat;
and garage: occupied since i94S By
diplomatic corps; nicely furn. and
entirely redecorated. Asking $3.50
per month. 1-yr. lease or longer.
kpriN XII faspeftien Sf' 14pa1 pnone owner. E. c.
GE6kGEf9wNS GEE66Eas N5i S-ffaa aSss. AREAaERi Area Twin
bed rms; brick, semidet.; charming
furnishings; Just year old. Ideal for
Govt. wkrs., nurses, internes, or med.
students: $175 mo. EN-. 3-S6S5. -23
%Esa oi t6e town whs hUase H0qsshs5fs
decorated and furnished in Keeping
with its historic charm. Has living
rm. and dining rm.. both with IRE.
places; ige. modern kitchen and
Bath End % fcor: naS fun basement SsGa@s witS aRS
maids room and bath; rear patio
WOODWARD & NORRIS. 723 10th
st; NV. RE. 7-65S5. al
EACELLENT, CLOSE IN, yet sub
pfDsn pSs deS d9satIoa Saias 5sSrms wei. baths bath
charming garden; S21O. OIL. 2-3229.
BEST NV. LOCATION. secluded and
cool; exceptional furnishings:
6edrms. ga baths, playroom; dish
Ho S f0s4ss a044so Wssaerf; Ext Sos. svai '9ne ne
house, 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. and
bath; lge. rec; rm: and maids quar-.
Ns 1sr' N16aons.d 5ef Sasd AfEASffesvsc SIk
2 bedrms., scr. pch:. rec. rm.. gas;
ssff7 ssif7So. sonst Jo. ssssIss SUISSE seDle no gsss
CHEVY CHAsE-Large. cool house.
ggleasact gIs1 nj. grounds; June 1-oct, 1.
WAHTERs SaIT Rsr RG REED o. o7saS Sidsks ss1 away.
66sm1t;;o $ls5. BEERS BROS. JU,
WE HAVE several unusually nice
SfR esSesas aSa's s1so e Silver sRSDG s5
WHEATON. MD.-Lge. 5-rm. Cape
Cod home with extra apt. on 2nd
floor: conv. to shops and buses; lge.
ThScHER%ALsES. za5S; Kew, slsU me-: me- iesis. AS
JUST tNS4ci CAN'T MAKE EUROPE Tins
SUMMER? = Enjoy q Georgetovn
patio with 2-bedrm. house at
tached, will sublet for summer OF
longer for less than rental. DU
IALIESxxHHSSiDRuA-BELLE ISxHSSiRuABELLE HAvEN-Tnre,
bedrooms. 2a baths. plus maids rm
and bath; Liv. I'm rm.' din: rm3 powdsl
buiit-in garage. BLANCHE s. CATION
Assent; go S;Sls4 III 81, 9.S952 100. h:7Ss -2;
washer; rear yard; fence. Crane
june 5 for mos. $3.50 mo, JE
BETHESDA AREA-Attraetive 2-bed
room Iamhler; $13S,, QL; 2,684s IS,
eyCeSSa Oh e-sl24. ALLIED REALTY
Evening star., 1954-05-21
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

COL0RED MAN with truck wants
trash route and moving and hauling
any time. Call UN. 4-4529. 23s
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
PRIVATE PARTY moving household
goods to Washington in June wants
person with load to Middlewest to
share truck expense. Box 417-J,
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
right. csil Ii. S-So47. @Si SI"'
FURNITURE STORAGE, minimum. So
per mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSK1N VAN
SERVICE. INC. Ho. 2-l223.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, Union STOR-
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.:
small and large Jobs: trained men:
long-short BOOKINGS; insured. beach
trips made. LU. 1-95OO.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q specially. g: I. MORRIS.
TU 2-1l50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
BRAND-NEW

o641 23rd ave-. West Hyattsville,
Md;-New Semidet: rambler g
mo. UN. 4-36OO, 10. 3-5624. -24
COLORED-222 10th 81. SEE
q faa SIS mo- L. assss
COL0RETD @ Sin AND FARRAGu1
N:W.EBrick corner. 8 rms,s bathsi
eSsisP bsarassso oSss h61sR2 az 2o4 ao1 al,
M per mo mo. csil isI's Ii. 4.Ssss after Hs 8 pm snS
COLORED-6 BEDRMS.. living room
kit.' bath, 500 mo. 11b Z st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcons.

BETHESDA .AREA-Attraetive 2-bed.
rm. rambler; $110. on. 2-664e
ewes. OIL. 6-S124. ALLIED REALTY
ALEXANDRIA "CLovER"-s bed.
room, 2 bath white brick with one
bedroom and bath on f1rst fioor
basement: Pas garase. fenced yard; newl!
$i76: dEoRdE MASON GREEN CO..
3-BEDROOM, 11s-bath semidet. brick,
near d. c. line: 1905 Longfellow st..
Ayondale. Nd. Sep. din. rnl.. de luxe
.Itn. kit;. fun hsmt,s s1 ydss CoSnSy. Cony. schools
MACARTHUR BLyD.-Brick bunsa.
Der Fma mo- 0esh 81 s sszSs. 1884, oG sHn' as4ss sisas
FALLS CHURCH ARKA-cape Cod;
2 bedyms:, liv. .rm. with firepl.; din
rm., bsmt. with auto. washer. rec
;sSrss Sc. s.asRS. s4s schools; s1sS per mo
So. ARL.-Attrac. 3-bedrm. bricl
Colonial; powder rm. 1st floor.
screened porch. fun bsmt., lovely
yard; cony. everything; $3.50 month:
y; 53a1, pIcK BAssErT' IA. 2-6o67
l
NO: AkL:-smsll estate with IN.
typt brick; 8 lge. bedrms., 3h
Vacant June 1st; S190 monthly
PICK BAssETT. ia. 2-6067. ia
5-RM. HOUSE, auto. oil heat. full
bsmt;. elec. stove and refgr., 12-ft
for children. S mi. from Naval Hosp.
Just OF Rt. 24O, opposite Congres.
sl9nal 1sao Airport; $1lO mo. Olympic
McHEGXS, VA. e-rm. bungalow lT' 8
bedrms., fireplace. oil heat. immac.,
afEi IL srsETS siaFs bsiss.ss fbsiiss slSS e.
WHEATON PARK bedrms.I. sen semi
Ssm SSs6 dp Wasbsl area, .o%s ssuR; Irn kit fTll
siLVERs iLs sFk1NG0 AAa S0' sfEc1SiMSod.ru IH 1SSis0GS;
bHnsYalowi sYa liv. rm;; 2 large bedrooms,
sS'. sSssl; NJ. Gossi; Pes6oS. sl0o PERRY HAY
spsnss fssr 1paaeP SlcP
Colonial: 3 bedrms.. n baths, large
liv. rm.; mod. elec. kit: full bsmt.
gsa1age: wooded lawn: near schools
PERgY Hay nR0 CO.. s.cH5.s IS. 5SS4a. sves
1884, sfSk' sSIi 1ts isa,i::. 'fsa' e sssss ssss
cEESR 1sEExs eHxE. YsrH s. To- z2aSss g.
rm. home. Available July /. Low
cost gas heat. Painted brick. Un-
usually nice, well kept. Nice gar
den; wall;to-wall carpeting; $160.
az, ASpits s.oSsy. S1ly. No Dets' Refere2gsses' Gregg
BETTHEsDx.3-bedroom home, ex-
ToWN fS51S 4 gS1stSsi s1sWRRAS.' NE EN-. s-s4oS.
sfai sf5s oE B.ss; B.sas den r1ss hsne o. 'ust g.
MoDERN 2-BEDRM. DUPLEX@Fioor-
to. ceiling windows. large yard. 10
1ssS ssS'h III 4E 9 st. cay Ia SlssostlaS
rms. and bath. gas h.-w. .h.,. conven-
sIEPHERD PARK N.W;-pstscheSS
fase rasf. ELI EniJaH al nSof e. ARNoIp I'm Ss tcoi M
q; 6. A, fet). broker. EN-. 3-4336'
GLE1RsE-sH1RLEY-Rent reduced to
s@d.t per bricf IG full 'sSIs Ssnt on nice
lot; low-cost utilities. direct bus to
Pentagon and downtown. Similar
i1DSSSSsSy Viz fs5 stf .t .i?s trust 2S:tGl
broker. EN-. 3-4335. ov. S-4145.
2 BEDRMS., Wheaton area. avail
June 16.July !: large corner lot
$40 MONTH-HiGH BRIDGE, nea,
Bowie. Md: vacant. Ask operator
for Madison S-7065-J. MIR. HOWAT.
NICE. Tyr. OLD, s-bedrm. rambler;
V mile past University lane on
Riggs rd.: $105 mo. UN. 4-5330
Evening star., 1954-05-21

RELIGIOUS oRpEER OR GROUP
10-room. 2-beth house; furn.. redec. /;
porch, nice yard. Refined white
housekeeper II needed; 1878 month
Without housekeeper. 1O-min. drive
CATHOLIC q. Excellent offer.
ia. 9-8954
Evening star., 1954-05-21
IMoUsEs PoR sALEAN.W.

| lCOI0RED--e FAMILY, ell,o0O-Nr.
ath and Taylor sts. NV; det, ho,iee'
Sssse 5000 oST,H oWN2Sa Ear F sassafFs }st tgyst
C0L0RRD-lSth AND KENNEDY
:. bSeaus; sn,,cs;:.s get: hong; % %must bs seen e
Iey soSHo soSSgHoJP payment. TO INSPECT. ssii
COLORED-a.RAHILY, 9th ana In.
eraham sts.-.Don't fail TO see this
beaut. 2-family home with beautiful
ssS$SHib ssS$SHba FIlSss sfaIFr + ~ Co. ,nBse &
OOLORED-e1A,Bo ,BoO-Lovsiy row
porchss. built-in gary rec. rm,. en
Can i, ,NR. e. Hall. AIT 10. si-s44i. A. "a Ss'0'
COLORED-PETw0RTH-S1.00 900 o.
$500 dn:-g5iek. rms: full
Kitchens: Monthly paymsnts IKE
|C0LORED on WHITH-LAR0R man.
sion.type detached homo near. Rock
Creek Park-k bedrms;. 2 baths.
rm.. dining Fm.. library and kitcheni
other utility rooms In basement ana
:Sm.r ss snS 2enEnsns %ass4 hoSFap sSFTnse O. a ssa
iS6; 5-csr. S-story brick Sarsse.
sS,e''. sSs SS' 4cEsp.sSsS: sssn !ils;;
dHRsAivAafTs;.. Hsi Aasssi;. NHA IA. s.SSSSs. SSisSass7' L. 7.
coLQRED-VACANT -.
zel4 6th st. n.w.-2-family brick
ss2s 4 sE'; ssad v:1s ana ssss ssis
3-10l6; eves., EN-. 3-2013.
CoLohED-l4th AND SPRING RD:-.
Handsome 2O-ft.. tapestry brick
Colonial front porch, o spacious
rms, screened rear porch. IA baths,
fun bsmt;, oil heat beauttfui
grounds. $00b down, $1,000 mo.
ELLIS Koesow REALTY GO.
ST. 3-441b no. 2-7S27
Evening star., 1954-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

nssrs7 hd WsS psrtiSe tiiSgDPsd ss
for . lease as or q sale. sale Priced for quick
WE HAVE oPENiNGs for wholesale
dry cleaning and laundry with .
REAR EHi cHsfNi issI 10th ST. N.w.-2-ssory Nw2SS
SEisk s5is rsnts elas SO9 s. coNNdMs Sy s. TefsSR s9S
dns ~ ssSs IN 9, !sFss aR mo- hSs
reasonable. BOX 398-L. Star. -23
FURNITURE STORE. Silver Spring
srsaTEStablished ,iCn 7l7 NaHx years. InfoTgma-
DECORATING AND SPECIALITY
ton. ton Reasonable investment. Box
A 0GsEs. BEAUTfFUL FIT HOME. plus S. 600
income; except. nice rooming house.
mo. plus entire 1st q. for owner;
$4,000. $4,000 dn. Ho. 2-5321.
DELIcATEssEN grocery beer. NV.
GRocEiRY. MEATS HfV1 with ABc ofissale
license. Excellent location in near
by Va. Seller guarantees $4,000
weekly sales. No delivery. no credit.
ss%s G%nss 'T;; Inv.:FlHst s is so5s1 5sa
can Mr.. Brown with YEONAs
REALTY, IA. s-2100, IA. 7-1243.
RESTAURANT with beer and wi vine.
located nr. Ari. Co.. Court House:
Eisst Es.r. time as.ta ofiered. Same owner 8
SIX days wk: 4 real % Opportunity. psn
Priced $1,000 with terms ceii Nj.
Brown with YEONAS REALTY, JA.
8-21OO. ia. 7-1243. pa
LAUNDROMAT in College Park. Md.
old est. Arm. going business incl.
Wonaenfu ssnaaf TssasE;' UppUr s45SS 4d55yeSr'' fts
4.350O; ewes. RA. S-6476. w. w.
an N " oPPoRTTNiTY 5P oSasiHSi to 60 in the
junk and used-auto parts business.
Located ne: Of Rockville. Nd. on
ags SsreS Ssek Ct snd e. fFSpsng R
wrecked cars; etc: Masonry dweilo
S;4o4S. PAUL r. STONE. Reaitor.
SERVICE station in the heart of
Falls Church. va.-Excellent loca-
handles AMERicA's isrsest selling Ing
gasoline. Cell XII. S-SO07. -21
lDELICATESSEN, corner upper Ga.
ave.; 5-yr. lease; clean stock and
fixtures; beer and wine; small down
payment; no brokers. RA. 3-2717,
WANTED-Stable; single ownership;
wholesale or retail business; $4,000
available. Prince Georges County
DRUGSTORE; gross $4,000 1853;
Capitol Hill; profitable store with
young pharmacist; reas. terms.
owner has other interests. JU.
S-9349. -23
WILL INVEST as partner in estab-
lished business; $4,000 minimum
per VI. What have you? Box Al j,
CoRNER LOT, commercial; suited for
used-car lot; in s.w. Call RA. B.
O402 or TIA Q-620O pa
Evening star., 1954-05-21

2-BEDRM. sEMIDET., wheaton, 500
2-bedrm. semidet., N. Il. ave. ext, 500
JAMES C. CONLEY & CO., S71O
Georgia ave-, JU. $500 till 8. -22
1116 QUEBEC ST.. LANGLEY PARK
Semidet. 8 rms. bath, gas heat; l.
car garage; newly dec; S100 per
month.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. S-2210
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL to share beautifully furnished
house with 3 other girls, in vicinity
Of Military I'd. and Conn. ave-; very
convenient to transportation. EN-. q
0294 after 8 pm.
COLORED-2 RMS. kitchen, inclosed
porch; share with / person. RIA. g.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-One Of the
most complete and beautiful Jobs Of
renovation you VIII ever see has been
done to this superbly built det. brk.
home in one Of the finest locations
money can buy. First-floor powder
rm.; bedrms.. . baths on End d.;
screened porch, garage. S24. $50.
FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. d. 7-lA11;
ewes, OIL. 2-4e3z.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

TWENTY-THREE ROOMS, 2 baths;
formerly Brentwood Sanatorium;
hot-water heat. Can be used for
storage or motel. MIR. M1LOR. no.
s-BEDRooM RAMBLER, eouip. Kit.
disposal. washing machine: Large
yard. Near streetcars, schools, stores
and churches: UN. .4-675S. 81
6:kM: RRK. BUNGA:. bsmt.. stove.
reigr.. Ven. blinds storm scr.-Wind.,
auto. h.-w.h.: lge. I'd; s.e. sec. |;
1925 LU. l-2O35. -23
ARL.-Close in, best section; 3 bed
rms; 2-story Colonial. 1k. baths,
15x2O nv. rm.. scr. porch. full bsmt.;
nr. Pentagon, Navy Annex, Patrick
Henry, T.J schools. bus. $155. MA.
S,O173: 129 8. Irving st. -2S
ARL., 1000 N. Kenesaw-Two-be -bedrm
brick bsmt.. lge fenced rear yard:
Gonv to PentaRon. schools. stores
cHEyY CHASE. Md bedrmss'o. ?
baths. ncc. June /. NE. S-4653.
FULTON r. GORDON. Jr.. CO..