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Evening star., 1954-05-24
Uncle Ruy's Corner

In reply to q request from q
young reader. I shall tell more
about harmful insects. In par
ticular I shall speak Of the strug-
gle to wipe them out.
Insects may be divided into
three classes-the helpful. the
harmful and the neutral. Those
which neither help nor hurt peo-
pie include thousands Of kinds.
Among the good" insects are
honeybeee, silk moths. dragon
flies, ladybugs and many others.
The insects which spread pollen
from blossom to blossom are. Of
high Importance.
Outside those groups, we have
vast armies Of harmful insects.
The enemies Of people-and Of
things which people use-include
mosquitoes, ticks, jiggers, potato
beetles. weevils, scale insects.
fleas, chinch bugs and most
moths.
Some insects hurt people By
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Fumous Fables
By {. E. Edgar

EXPERIMENT: During
the course of his expert
ments to save the French
beer industry, Louis PaSteur
had to drink gallons of beer.
However. he could not ac-
quire a taste for the bever-
age.
One day he and a col
league drew two glasses
from a vat. The collegue
downed his drink and
Smacked his lips in delight.
Your work is finished,
Louis!" he exclaimed. This
beer is delicious!"
Pasteur took a sip and
made a face. Then he with
drew a drop and placed it
under the microscope.
You're right" he agreed,
after his examination.
Scientifically, this beer is
perfect. But confldentially,
it still has a terrible taste"
CAUTIOUS: Hum orist
Artemus Ward was an ac-
complished lecturer who
kept a sharp eye on the box
Office. Once in Salt Lake
City, in the heart Of the
Mormon country, he was
disturbed by the wording on
the tickets.
Summoning the printer.
he had an additional SEN
tence added to the PASTE
boards.
Good for bearer" it read,
"and one wife"
Evening star., 1954-05-24

for spraying or dusting are much
slower than the usual planes.
One biplane designed for the
purpose travels only 80 miles an
hour.
THE Story Of the Alphabet con-
tains is fne illustrations and many
facts about the names Of people. Ie
get q copy send Q stamped, oelfs
addressed envelope to Uncle RAW n
care Of The Evening star.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
By Romon Coffmon.

A war is being waged against
harmful insects. One weapon is
the powerful chemical called
DDT. This has helped to rid
homes Of househies, and it has
checked mosquitoes in various
places. In some farming areas,
it has helped to destroy pests
which attack crops.
Although DDT has done flne
work, let US remember that 1t II
only one Of several chemicals
which are employed.
Many methods Of attack are
being used. Tank trucks and air
planes are employed to spray or
dust parts Of some cities, as well
as farming land.
Even at the edges OF deserts,
the fight goes on. Some Arabs
place chemical tanks on camels
and spray the chemicals on
sandy soil. Among the pests
which they attack are locusts.
The atyplanes which are used
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Word Game

Find "a or more words In
IMPRIMATUR,
meaning, sanction, approval9
Average is 21; time limit. 20
minutes. q
Rules Of the game.-Words must BE-
acquire four letters hy the addition q
"Ab such as bats. cats" are NOE
used. 8. Only one form Of . word u
used. 4. Proper names are mot used.
Answer 70 MURTLEBERRY.
here. heel herb. hurry. harry. hurt.
they. thee. tree. truly. trey. tubsr. tube.
lss S.. srs S.s, iS Ss sss S. 'r & sss. s.s bur- bur-
blue /. blurt, brute. burr. buriy. burys
hurl. buyer, butler.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

All pass
But playing with Mr.. Muzzy.
he passed. He knew from sad
experience that Mr.. Muzzy might
be bidding two spades merely be-
cause he had a singleton or void
in clubs and could not stand"
that suit.
Mr.. Champions opening lead
was the king of diamonds. Get
ting a little timid, aren't you?"
asked Mr.. Muzzy, when the
dummy went down.
Mr.. Dale just shrugged. He
knew it would be his fault if his
side had missed a spade game.
But he didn't have to worry
about that very long. Mr.. Muzzy
proceeded to go down one. At
two spades!
He lost the first two diamond
tricks and ruffed the third. Now,
banking everything on three
three trump break, he led three
rounds of spades. On the third
spade Mrs. Keen discarded a
small club.
Mr.. Muzzy's expression was
that of a man who has been the
victim of a fantaStically bad
break. He started the clubs and
Mr. Champion ruffed the third
round. Mr.. Muzzy took only one
more trick-the ace of hearts.
Ever see such a break?" asked
Mr.. Muzzy disgustedly.
Terrible" said Mr.. Champion.
''First time in years I've seen six
outstanding trumps break any
way but three-three. I admit
you can't make f1ve-odd. which is
apparently what you were trying
to do, but you can make four
easily enough"
Mr.. Champion explained that
all Mr.. Muzzy had to do was to
discard a small heart on the
third lead of diamonds. Now a
fourth diamond lead could be
ruffed in dummy, leaving a four
card trump holding in the closed
hand. Any other lead could be
won and the trumps extracted in
four straight leads. Mr.. Muzzy
would be bound to win four
spades, five clubs and the ace
Of hearts. e-
"I guess I'm not too timid," re-,
marked Mr.. Dale.
copyright. 1854. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1954-05-24
New Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With Little Worry

Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze without
fear OF insecure false teeth dropping.
slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH
holds plates firmer and more com.
fortably. This pleasant powder has no
gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.
Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline
(non-acidp. Checks ':plate odor''
(denture breath). Get FASTEETH at
any drug counter.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Our Presidents
By Honore N. CotudoI

IA future President. as a
young man, built a flatboat
on which he hauled a load of
produce from Indiana to New
Orleans. Which President?
(which President laid
the cornerstone Of the White
House?
3-One Of our Presidents
was a graduate of Stanford
University. Who?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-05-24

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

From Levin Hill, Little Creek
Hundred, to Oswald and Irma
Green, SO acres, Little Greek Hun
dred.
From Margaret Layton, George
town, to Samuel and Avery Owens
SharptOwn, Md, 1873 acres, Nanti-
coke Hundred.
From Anna and William Spark
lin. Milford. to the State of Della
ware, 400 x 600 $50, partly in
Kent and Sussex County.
From Herbert and Dora Dram
dOrff to Garrett Legates, Seaford,
lots 5 and 6. SeafOrd Hundred.
From Harold and Margaret Ger
man, DagsborO Hundred, to Lorah
and Delthia Hickman, Dagsboro
Hundred, 15 acre, DagsbOrO Hun
dred
From Linden and Eva Barr.
Georgetown, to S. w. Owens and
Son, Sharptown, Md, So acres
NanticOke Hundred.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Rebekah News

Installation of officers at Mar
garet C. Pyle Rebekah Lodge HI,
l. o. o. F., was a big affair
The new officers were installed
by Mrs. Markell TOland, President
of the Assembly of Delaware
l. o. o. F. and her Staff. The new
officers installed for the term of
twelve months are as follows:
Past Noble Grand, Mrs. Richard
Welsh; Noble Grand, Mrs. Edward
ClOgg; Vice Grand, Mrs. Leonard
Abbott; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Clarence E. Jester; Asst. Rec. Sec,
Mrs. William c. Baker; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. Douglas Fry;
Treasurer, Mrs. Imly Abbott; War
den, Mrs. Fred Harder; COnduc-
tor, Mrs Matte Greenly; Chap
lain, Mrs. Edward MulnOlland ;
Pianist, Mrs. Wilson; r. S. N. G..
Mrs. Harvey Davidson; L. S. N. G.,
Mrs. Henry Deputy; r. S. v. G.,
Mrs. P. c. Kirby; L. S. V. G., Mrs
James Cannon; Inside Guardian
Mrs Walter Stevenson; Outside
Guardian, Mrs. James Lynn; r
A. B., Mrs. Edward Warren; L. A
B., Mrs. Clayton Lord. Following
the above ceremony all were in
vited to the George I. Jester audi.
tOrium where refreshments were
served and a social hour enjoyed
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
.ot Is. seaford Hnndred.

lot 60, Seaford Hundred.
From Mary LOngfellOw, SeafOrd,
to Robert and Lolita Rollins, Wood
Ridge, New Jersey. 1,74O square
feet, SeafOrd Hundred.
From Donald and Mary Yerkes,
Seaford, to Dallas and George Gull
yer. Seaford. lot "a, Seaford Hun
dred.
From Victor and Annabel Hur-
ley, Seaford. to William and Ida
Sellers, Seaford, 29,75O square
feet, Seaford Hundred.
From William and Hattie Ben
son, Clesson Brigham, Milford, to
Philip and Janet Skinner, Whining
ton. lots 8S. 80, 80, Slaughter Beach.
From Laura Millman, Milford. to
Robert Hopkins, Wilmington. T.
500 square feet, Slaughter Beach.
From Kenneth and Elizabeth
YOst, Baltimore, to George and
Mary Muller, Milford, lot Is, Mil
ford.
From Carl and Verna Prettyman
to Paul and Edythe Kerk, Malvern,
oss p oNACSs AAQteAlt ANlNC4 L1uMuA AEu.
From Joseph Carey, Milton. to
Charles and Helen Baker, Milton,
lots 2. and a part of lot 8, Milton.
From Ralph and Beatrice Ben
Eett, Francis and Barbara Bennett,
to William and Shirley Long, Sea
ford, lot SO, Broad Greek Hundred.
From Bernhardt and Margaret
Gordon, RehObOth Beach, to Robert
and Agnes Stevenson, RehobOth
"A acre, Lewes and RehOboth Hun
dred
From Victor and Annabel Hurley
Alice Hurley, Seaford, to Edith
Bell, SeafOrd, 6,368 square feet
Seaford.
From Sallie Thompson tC
Charles and Olivia Spicer, George
town. 1.4S acres, Broadkiln Hun.
dred.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
Sussex County
Real Estate Transfers
For Period From April 26th
Through April sOth

From Lydia and Thomas Leock-
erman, Hutchinson, Kansas, to
Lewis and Martha LOockerman,
Greenwood, So acres, Northwest
Fork Hundred
From Lille Russell, George SOT-
den, Milford, Violet and Denver
Parker, Milton, to Margaret Logan,
Lewes, 1920 square feet, Lewes
From Louis Schiattarella, Iry-
ington, ~ j., to Leo and Helen
Hammer. Wilmington, 69' 4O' x
64 x 40, Lewes and Rehoboth
Hundred
From Walter and Dorthea Leh-
man, Lewes and RehOboth Hun
dred. to Allen Kirkpatrick and Co.,
Rehoboth, $4,000 square feet, 44O'
X 200 x 253' x 200, Lewes and Re-
hOboth Hundred.
From Oscar and Amelia Bunt-
ing. Baltimore Hundred, to Elmer
Bunting, Baltimore Hundred, 80
acres, Baltimore Hundred.
From Everett and Alice Walls,
MiddletOWn, Virginia and Walter
Speakman. James and Lilly Wass,
Clara and Edward Booth to Harold
and Louise Kruger. Georgetown,
1872 acres. Dagsboro Hundred
From Norman WOOtten, Celia
and Edward Buchy. Jennie and
Steele Howard, Joseph and Char
lottee WOotten to George and Har-
riet Wingate. Frankford, 81 acres
and IA square perches, Baltimore
Hundred.
From John Horton, Laurel, to
Elbert CarVel, Laurel 10,449 square
feet, Laurel.
From William and Frances
Beach to Russell and Louise Truitt,
Delmar. 70 acres. Little Creek
Hundred.
From Chester and Elva Waller,
Little Greek Hundred, to Louis
Waller, Little Greek Hundred, a.
700 square feet, Laurel.
From William Potter, Milford, to
William and Rose Potter, $4,000
square feet, Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Norman WoOtten, Celia and
Edward Buchy, Jennie and Steele
Howard to Joseph and Charlottee
WOotten, lot. Cedar Creek Hundred.
From Dallas and Virginia Cul-
yer, George and Anna Culver, Sea-
ford, to Donald and Mary Yerkes,
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
MUNICIPAL FLooDulcH7?

BOSTON - (P) - City Hall
telephone operators are used to
receiving unusual requests but this
one really lighted up the switch
board
A man called up and wanted
three street lights installed in
front of his house so he could tend
his garden at night.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
MARRIED 70 YEARS

CINCINNATI - H9 = Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schorr, the parents OF
seven living daughters, have cele-
brated their 10th wedding anni-
versary. They were childhood
neighbors and sweethearts. He was
19 when he was married and is SO
now Mrs. Schorr is Sc. Besides
their seven daughters, the Schorr
family now includes % grandchil-
dren, Sc great-grandchildren and
II great-great-g grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
DRIVER WARNINGS SOUGHT

RALEIGH, N. C. - (P) - The
North Carolina Motor Vehicles De-
partment wants to put stickers on
every bottle of liquor sold in state
ABS stores, warning of the dang
ers in driving under the influence.
A sample sticker starts, Would
you place your life in the hands
of a drinking driver? You do when
you drink and drive"
The ABC Board promised to
think it over.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

Visitors were present from all Re-
bekah Lodges, throughout the state.
The Margaret C. Pyle Rebekah
Lodge Hi, I. o. o. F., previously
celebrated its twentieth anniver-
sary. Visitors we're present who
took part in the Institution, among
them Past Master Joseph Croes
and Mrs. Croes from Wilmington.
Clarence E. Jester was Grange
Master at the time. During the
evening roll call of the Charter
members found nineteen present,
two deceased and three out of the
state. Roll call of Past Noble
Grands found twenty-nine present,
which was a very good record, as
they are and have been always ac-
tive members. Mrs. Markell TOland,
President of the Rebekah Assembly
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

of Delaware I. o. o. F. and her
staff were present and extended
greetings.
During the celebration, Mrs.
Clarence E. Jester, the first Noble
Grand, and an active member hold
ing some office since Institution,
at present Recording Secretary and
lnstructress, was hOnOred by cut
ting the cake, and being presented
with a Carvel Hall carving set, by
Mrs. Douglas Fry on behalf of the
present officers and Mrs. TESTERS
son, Donald and his wife, Mrs.
Donald Jester.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07
The Rat

The Bat
While some animals are able Il
glide and even soar, the bat is the
only animal that can really fly
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IAkOMA Park
DEN OR BEDRM. ON lsr IL.
Near Coolidge High: 2-story, 7-rm
brick home; on level lot. Large liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. Family size
dining rm., well-eduipped kitchen,
and den on LIST q. bedrms and
rec. rm. and y bath. Mr.. Washburn
MARSHALL J. wArLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2006
6RI0HTWOOD-DET. BRICK
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

sLsA 1E, anaea- bedrm:. s,Em.
s sGSse c sIPr VI. ss5asSass rrbse'
ICHILLUM-St. Johns Parish; spa
cious 3-bedrfn. brick Cape Cod. exp.
attic. bsmt., hrepl.. sep. din. rm.,
sep. breakfast room, screened porch
Excel. financing CT or FILA. JOHN
c Al WEMTz p.r AZ. 1890. c.n. 1 "a
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER 7-Tm.
baths, fireplace. GE dishwasher. cleo.
h.-w. heat. Venetian blinds. comb
aluminium windows, garage; shaded
lot, fenced rear yard: mr.. Univ. OF
Nd. transp.. elem. school, park
and shopping, Owner leaving city;
= your offer invited. AP, 7.2gl0.
s sp9n h. sttrs sse i VA r9 s ige porch;
hillside, Capitol Hts. Priced below
market SIS, 500, small cash payment.
CaH MR. oDUM, ga weekdays, RE.
|HY2S1T1TSsynIE-rn lovely Castle Cas-
Manor; spacious brick Cape Cod;
nrepl., screened porch, sep. din.
rm.. bsmt. Excel. terms. JOHN A..
VENT. AP 10000. 10 s.
LANGLEY PARK--Nearly new 3-bed-
fenced. $3.50. HUGH T. PECK.
RADIANT VALLEY-so dn., s7e IS
per mo. pays al. Superb detached
brick rambler, CT approved. Sl2,60
I DEIATHOuDER, WA 7-74S7. --12
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1H TREES
rsr1Kn Irurr. Inr

S5x150 LEVEL LOT
Provides natures insulation for this
cool 3-bedrm. lifetime rambler. only
3 years old. Firepl. In hv. rm..
beautifully equipped Kitchen with
table space. large storage attic, Q
most for the money value here
An $4,000 location for only Sl3.-
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N 18th St. at Court House Rd
Realtors. Omen q It'll o. IA 7-f,iS1
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JU. B-b4fU UNI II. ~.
WoodSide Realty Co.
REALTORS

COLORED CT, OFF ILL. AVE- rms.
8 porches, bsmt.. auto. heat. 90
down. about sos mo. cox q CO.,
RE. 7-1633 or JONES, ia. 9-05Sl'
CoLoRED-BRIGHTwOoD = Under
$4,000; hall entrance. seven rooms,
= incl porches. rec. rm., Kitchen
has large din. area. Easy to maze
into 2 apis. Mr.. Maury, to. z
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
OLORED-HOME AND INCOME
" Blk. from Ga. ave. on Taylor ST.,
semidet. frame; LIST e.. 3 rms:
kitchen and bath. Finished Bro a
Don't hesitate to make offer. MISS
Zaker, DI. 1888.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
COLORED-S500 DOWN
1881 Florida ave. n.w.-Corner brick
rooms and bath. Immediate pos
easSinn Nan nT. A-0OA2 p
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1895 DowN-$1s.s5o

Immaculate 3-bedrm. detached. on
corner lot, with terms like rent.
Fireplace in living rm., full dining
rm., attractive kitchen; pew recrea-
tion I'm. in bsmt.; garage. Make
an offer. Vacant, quick possession.
Mr.. Clark. RIA, 3-9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAFFLE CO,
1924 lAth 81. NV AID. 4.20fn
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Just OF Missouri ave. - 9 rms.,
baths fden and bath On LIST A.; oil
burner; gear gerage. Remarkably
. fine value, SIS, 500. Ewes. IL.
6-a2eS. 1. I. GRAvATTK Realtor,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. n c-yaeant: newt,

decorated This charming a.bedrm
stone-and-brick row house. located
1 blk. from excel. transp.; family
size liv. rm, dim rm., kit. and rear
scr. porch on LIST A.; End a.. 2 lge.
bedrms. and bath: full bsmt.; priced
to sell at $4,000. Call til 9, WO.
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Shy and Sassy

Oily dIIU OdSSy
GI-S10.s0o, FULL PRICE
situated on @-acre lot. 2 blocks
home. approximately 3 years old:
large, fully-equipped kitchen. OF
FERED TO VETERAN WITH NO
DOWN PAYMENT AND APPROX,
500 PER- MONTH. principal and
ARLINGTON REALTY
DIP Wilson Blvd LA 1-n,inn TIL q
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ROSEMONT
600 5n0

This fine Colonial brick home IL To-
Gated west of Russell I'd. in Alex
andria's most desirable residential
section. There is a gracious foyer
entrance; large. bright living room
with fireplace, formal dining room
beautifully equipped kitchen. scr
family-size bedrooms and bath up
Full dry basement with rec. room
and "a bath, and very nice yard
See this home and buy under the
new liberal FILA terms
Routh Robbins Realty, Inc.
KI e.21na
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CALL WIN. ,. RosENTHAL for quick
cash price on your property. RE.
5-s268 EN-. 3-6027. To-
WILL DEAL direct with owner for
the purchase OF . or 3-bedroom
brick TOR brick-snd-ffan1eb rambler
Chase or Bethesda area: must be
near trapsp. and not exceed $50. 600,
Call OIL. 2-43l2 after 8 pm Iii
(Continued on Next Paae1
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HOUSES no suILp

HOLIDAY HOMEs--Complete COTTAGE.
%2.995 up. On your lot or acreage.
mailed on request. DON MANTZ,
s616 Georgia ave. Ju. o-5652.
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Rambler Supreme
SUBURBAN CHARM

$3.50 cash required, or less II you
You don't have to be a CT. Spacious
liv. rm., dining t. fully equip. kit.
3 lovely bedrms.. all on / floor.
Bsmt. with outside entr. Very beau-
tiful and well-trimmed lawn. With
towering trees. Well selected shrub
close to schools. Only $4,000 Pay
nnents approx SOS mo. Only "a yrs.
old and well cared for. Why pay rent7
Southern Realty Co.
JE. 4-2100. Shown Til q PM. Daily.
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CHEVY CHASE

s2S, $50 Colonial center.haH brici
constructed home with slate roof
living room, dining room. kitchen
powder room, oak-paneled den AND
fiagstone porch. 8 bedrooms and z
tile baths; walk-up stairway tC
finished attic; full basement; oak.
paneled recreation room with IRE
place; utility room, " hath and l.
car garage. Large lot, beautifulls
shrubbed and studded with shade
Call Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24S0
evenings. AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-nEsTAURANT, 342e I4th ct. NV,
temporarily closed due 70 Illness
owner must sacrifice this place for 9
total price Of 81, 900 With 1900
. sive. AL Pa. ave. NV. Ma. s-9743.
OPPORTUNITY for retired person:
"a coin-operated machines. Owner
quotes $500 month net profit. Re-
uuires only few hrs. weekly. Nc
experience necessary. Total price
$4,000. w. E. THRIFT, 1411 Pa
ave. NV, Ma. S-9743. -S
$500 DOWN. easy terms. Frozen food
i store: rent. $50. Call Ii. S-9oS2.,
RESTAURANT with liquor, cor. h st
ne. -. Heavy bar business: same
good lease: payroll sis5 VIZ. $40.
600 terms $500 cash. w. E
THRIFT, Exclusive. AL Pa. ave,
NV. Ma. s-9743: ewes, UN. 4-7327-
RESTAURANT, beer. near ne. car
barns. seats 40. same owner "a yrs:
g SaSnS built tive $4,000 rs ssst 70 hs
$500 cash down. w. z. THRIFT
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma,
s-9143.
BOARDING AND RooMING HOUSE.
located 1400 block 18th st. NV
: 81 bedrms.. 9 baths; long lease.
PIse us sso 9sRN Ttsh 81 300 sass
or MR. KESSLER, MA. S-3476.. %
DRY CLEANING and laundry asen-
cies for sale on busy thorough-
fares. Box 193-x. Star. 10
FOR LEASE: new Class-A 4-pumr
Sinclair service station located ai
Waldorf. Md on Routes 30l and B.
Excellent opportunity for expert
enced service station operator. Write
B. F. SIMMS, La Plata. Nd Phone
545l. 10
BEAUTY SHOP. modern equipment
will sacrifice for immediate sale
$3.50. Located 1116 N. Hudson st.
Arl. Inquire LIBERTY LOAN, ia
1927 or ia. S-531S. 10
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JU. S-12U0
CHEVY CHASE

Between the clubs, short distance Oh
Conn. ave. on . nice level lot. is
this charming center-hall brick
screened rear porch. attached garage
and fun hSuit. Ideal home for the
busy executive. Priced reasonably
for this most desirable and conp
area et SSc.500. Shown BY sppt
only, ESelusiye. CARL ;s,EL y; FREESssitA5N '
ewes, IN. 2-6bkQ.
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SUITLAND

OAK KNOLL AREA
A beautiful rambler with ! bedrm.
down and 2 UP. liv. rm. with hrepi.
picture window, equipped kit, tiled
bath; full bsmt.; large lot. Most de-
sirable neighborhood. Sl7,950.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ARLINGTON. built by contractor tt
~ n'a an diR 1SaE@ qm S Sssas s ass
rm.. huge paneled bsmt. with own
kit; storm. windows, dbl. garage
owner. must sacrifice, S27.50O. JE
COLUMBIA PINEs-First time Of.
fered: huge brick-and-masonry g.
ginia's finest home community. Lge
secluded front patio. 25x14 liv. rm
w/frepl. wall paneled in Philippine
mahogany, French doors lead onto
bedrms., baths q with stall
att. garage, "a bsmt.. La-acre corner
lot with beautiful landscaping: 90
minutes to Pentagon and 14th St
Bridge. Price. S3s.950. Moderate
trust avail. By OWNER; Positively
no agents. Call JE. 4-56s6 or JE
CoUSTRsY CLUB MANoR-s-b.r. brk.
Colonial in beaut. neighborhood; Ia
baths. scr. pch., cleo. kit rec. rm
corner LOT 2 blks. new Jamestown
t an; o osH ssf KE. sss Ssssso' ss0o
LYON VHLAGE-1O rooms; English
type of stone and stucco. Near Ar.
lington's main business district II
auiet zone; $4,000, from owner
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms.. kit, bath
pantry. oil heat, auto. hot water
full bsrnt.; lot 75x265; fruit trees
Franklin Park. $12,50O. Phone KE
sYo's5o. OUTSTANDING VALUE
bedrms.: sci i'd etache d.; full!
equipped kitchen. range, refgr,, dis.
posal. exhaust fan, washing machine
To inspect property, call Mr.. Raney
IA. 5-6800; eyes,. XII. S-970S
SHANNON & LUCH co. %
IF You CAN AFFORD to rent 1t for
sos; you can afford to buy it. 8.
rm. house. JE. ATTIC: mi. be.
s fGn fos seS al i No MONEY! Down n,
cash outlay--Nice brick, 2 bedrms.
full bsmt. Jefferson Manor home
J. FULLER GROOM CO.. IA. 7-44S7
$3.50 dn. and $50 per mo
Small cottage; 2 blks. from lge
shop. center; lovely fenced lot. Price
$6,950. STLLS REAL ESTATE. ia,
$500 On. SIS MO-. PITT. Not GI
3-bedrm. rambler; nearly new; i'm
med. posses. w HIT ENER IA.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
MORNINGSIDE

8 PICKETT DR..
Two bedrms. with expansible up
stairs, liv. rm. and equipped kit.
fenced yard; $685.. $1,000 down,
approx. S72 mo-, incl. taxes.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
1ESDA RAMBLER--$23,
MAGNIFICENT VIEW

BETHESDA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Fine quality, 3-yr.-old brick rambler
in immaculate condition: Wide center
dishwasher. disposal, breakfast area,
3 twin size bedrms., baths, level
lawn, shade trees. Lots of storage
space and no basement. Owner will
accept reasonable offer and terms.
TOWN a. SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400
4811 WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.