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Evening star., 1954-06-27
WEST SHOREHAM
RAMSEY BAY
TIDEWATER

11OE w "A i E6
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
4. 2 acres, B-room frame cottage,
fireplace. on wooded site overlook
ing broad waters Of Patuxent River,
front on paved X hishway; n1.:.,ids Ideal rs7 Hs
miles GS.!. D; ns:t: g $3.50 R.N Modem 7.roor,
rage. directly on chesapeake Bay.
all utilities. 35 miles p; c.. imme-
diate possession, $10,o50.
b2sss Sf5sH saSS SS:ini; isE:: :lSs;T :.SS5
beach. btSSi SHs Subedroom home. large dock.
"a row boats. legalized slot ma
chimes, completely fprnished' r6ndShd i'm
SaTes Pescb Resssssi1m modsrn sroom RAM
bier, 3 bedrooms. picture. windows.
masonry construction, hot-air heat,
tiled bath. immediate possession. 3S
miles D. c.. $4,000.
.; cottage. ReH%0CS furnished on chesspesEe
bay. ideal summer retreat. large
trees. immediate possession: com
,munity water, As miles D. c.. $5.-
8. 5 acre peninsula, Patuxent River
boathouse. large pier. artesian well.
improved road, immediate possession,
z. lie acre peninsula on Patuxent
Eiyer approximately 1000 .d6d It, WSssFF- WGcF
ing, seafood, yachting. Immediate
possession. "a miles D. G. al.
6. Chesapeake Bay peninsula. 206
acres. ia mile waterfront on bay
snsr and GoG sscr sTeeR m.tvTed WSs sa5a
Groom farm house. Groom beach
cottage, tenant house, 2 large barns,
complete farm machinery. utilities,
adjoins Scientists Gins. seafood:
duck1ng. upland game; s11ss,vi6,an IDEAL i9oT 9E
miles D. c. immediate possession.
9. Solomons Harbor area, acres,
large majestic pine trees. perfect
harbor. 600 feet waterfront. inn
proved road. perfect site for y1Sur gu
duckinv, Immediate possession. s4.-
See esV; our ad under Farms for Sale" "
We have farms, waterfronts. cot
GNs tagss to REA%Y M E9gYT IGENcY Prince
sFepesadd' s54 and a25J1. iNsPEcTIoN BY
APPOINTMENT.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
oUTsTANDINo mcSeEn: cSe;cs 1Ocst,on new S1oed, on
ES9m Ps9Wxen2 nGuisi svdT. IN cHDlSe4 HsD1946os 0O O
M0DERN 2-bedroom house on 2:acre
site on Smiths Greek. Ideal loca-
ton for fisherman or boat lover
FOUR-ROOM 81 cottage and apartment
dwelling in attractive location nSd on
rDEAT retreat with good harbor near
Chesapeake fishing GROUNDS. Il
room frame cottage, two baths 1ur-
| 0ished $4,000.
MoDERN 4-room cottage completely
furnished as two apartments: EoxG Ex-
cellent location for fisherman; 81: :OOU
FOUR-ROOM cottage, private dock
attractive location at Eoiton: 500
J. Spence Howard, Jr., Realtor
| st. Mary's City
II ct. Mills 115-W-2
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com DOWN

About 8 acres. Beautiful oaks. beech
and holly trees; 20O-ft. >frontage
on paved road. Nice sectiSn a between NSd
Paice PqSisn s. 1855 ooS. saa terms = As2s monthly
6la ACRES on main State road be-
tween La Plata and Indian Head.
Nd. Good garden land. Price. So. 025,
bal. $50 monthly: ...... u,o. ~
co COUNTY n, road W with sSo-ft. road front:
age. Only 90 miles from D. c. Price
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lots. al
clear between WaldSs1 anS 81. 7: ssse ssst
bal. $50 monthly. SOUTHERN
Maryland REALTY Co. on Route
301, nr: La. Plata. Md. Phone La
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COMMERCIAL

Shopping center ready for develop
ment with 8 chain stores already
under lease: all utils.: Annandale
area; small store leases are re-
ouested to complete out area.
3I1 ACRES, fronting on Annandale
and Falls Church rd.; avail tmmed.
for sale or long-term lease.
ACREAGE
25 acres fronting on Leesburg pike
with Arm. house and half bsmt,,
plus gear metal eeraee. surfounoeo
BY lovely trees and stream.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS ONLY
l25 acres ready for builders OF low"
cost houses: / blk. on Hwy. No. J..
FORT Belvoir area: II interested We
will arrange all type financing. Can
JIM CRAVEN:
Arthur L. Walter Co.
IA. 7-6200 0 till D IA. SAIL
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP AKELA-Boys, 4-10; all camp
activities. For information call Ma.
S-3492. Ext. 6O2. or write Reisters~
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARTow REALTY CO.; Reaitors'
MONEY on 2pd IRUST-We VIII
bnv 2nd-trust notes D C.. nearby
Nd or Va: reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP 1912 z ave ".
Ma s $500
end TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTlES.
200 Wilson blvd, ATl. ia. 2-330o:
SMALL OR LARGE LOANS - Spot
cash; highest prices for End trusts.
Ref1nance for home improvements.
Lower your monthly payments by re-
financing. WA. 7-1954. HO. Z-7957
and UN. 4-302S.
Continued on Next Pags.I
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NOTHING
DOWN
PORT SUNLIGHT
REACH

Take advantage Of this special sale
Of large wooded lots in Washing
toms newest waterfront playground.
Most homeSites are. wooded. with
either hardwood or whispering pines.
See for yourself NOW how Port
sSar sSnshpEs senst5s Saidins
program. Drive to the property
Sunday and enjoy the cool breezes,
fine fishing and recreation area on
the waterfront.
representatives at the property sat sal
Out Pa. ave. Sc. right
Maryland Rte. 5. through to Wal
dorf, left at end Of new 4-lane
highway through trafnc light. stay
%orsanzs Sn Ets on TO No H0Fsaa1H s4a and feloT
the signs to Port Sunlight Beach.
SsEeA AGENT Ni - ! lie RE- RE. 7eSies
ONLY $495 DOWN
Full price, $3.50; 500 per mo. New
masonry. complete year1round nome
2 bedrms.. liv., rm.. bath with puiit.
in tub and shower. kit. oil heat;
ONLY $500 DOWN
Complete year-round home; 2 nice
5edrms. liy rm t,,' Tifn batP picture n; hsat wiH
fruit trees; lot approx. l40x2OQ IT.;
hard surface rd Comm. dist. to D c.
HOME AND / " ACRES
Complete year-round home. Liv. rm.
fully fully equipped; utility rm, with
toilet; 2 lge. bedrms. and full bath
upstairs; side screened porch. Price
onlv Sf-n 800. Terms.
HOME AND INCOME
Semidetached. facing the Bay. Own
both of them for only S10,250. Pri-
vate entrances: liv. rm., kit. stove,
refgr., 2 bedrms., bath in each home;
nice lot. Terms. Drive to our Deale,
Nd. ONCE or call West River 2-1551.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
SOUTH RIVER PARK BARGAIN
rs acres, 100 #: waterfront 4 It
4slnS;, f,ne iand. viii viii grow grow aSythins; won.
derful for retirement 8 I'm mins wal walk
w South RIVER PARK
Ssins 1% esssts Ssdrms modern as5s kfe Eit: ant
bath. basement. oil heat. furn. Com.
tifui trees and shrubbery;. Greats
reduced. Best section. Make offer
SELBY- ON -THE-BAY
Beautiful all-year home. Very lge
lot, liv. rm., din rm.. 4 bedrms.
2 baths. insulated, hardwood mrs.
full basement, oil heat: committing
distance % miles. Greatly reduced
for quick sale. Conv. terms.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH
Beautiful all-year home on very large
/ lot. Liv. rn., din. rni., 4 bedrms.
| 2 baths, full basement, oil heat. ga
! rage with servant quarters: beauti'
| full grounds, all fenced. Greatly re
| duced, closing estate.
FINE HOME ON BAY
l acre, 2OO-ft. waterfront. All-yeal
home. Paneled liv. rm.. mod. kitchel
and bath. util room, oil heat ga
rage and work shop; beautiful tree
and shrubbery; committing. Eas,
| terms.
Have other homes at reduced price
in the Deale and West River area
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
West River 1924 Sun. and Mon.
Afterward, CO. 5-4292. W. w. Spill
man, Edgewater Beach, Colonial 8
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SAFETY
WITH REALTORS

w \ - ~ 4kAA4 Al - N<46A
Excellent swimming, fishing and crab
bing at this most desirable water
from Washington; new school,
churches and stores.
Year round homes-Large assort-
ment ct reasonable prices.
Summer rentals-Available for week,
month or season.
Lots and cottages ct woodland Beach.
South River Park, Cape Loeb Haven,
Cape st. John and darlington.
EDGEWATER REALTY CO.
VIM. Z. MILLER. REALTOR
Mayo Rd.. woodland Beach. Nd.
lcLosED ON MoNpAYs
COVE POINT BEACH, MD.
Five-room ecttage: front and back
furnished. Price reasonable. Terms
available. Phone AID. 4-6a1a.
SEVERN RIvER1.oyeF 100 loo #; 81 q
beach; year round home has liv.
rm. with fireplace. kitchen. dinette.
2 bedrooms and full bath; also. 3
rooms, kitchen and half bath on
lower level. which could easily be
used as q separate apt; gear ga
ANNAPoLfs i:SgS gRoAD-Lge. new water
and 2 full baths; 2-car garage; fine
T EVA GUIDE BRANDT
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MARCHAII- FARMS

one 20-acre tract with 470-ft. 'front.'
age facing on 2 streets. Two D.
acre tracts, each with 245-ft. 'front.'
age; 1S miles out. just OF Route
LLEdATo { F5fHSi REALTY CORPORATION
JE. 2-7900 JE. $4,000
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JR. ANNAPOLIS FREEWAY
LAND VALUE

LAND VALUE
S7OO PER ACRE
400 acres available for investment or
developments Less than 2 miles from
District Line. with $500 It; Yront-
age on Indian Head hwy. TERMS
AVAILABLE. CALL MR.. WEISS, ME.
S.54OO or EWES. HE. 4-S522.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. s-5400
3rd AND ONEIDA NE.
Six lots in most saleable D: c. area
Street, sewer and water in-ready
to go. Call us about this sure -lre
area today! CALL NE: S-54O0.
aEyEs;; MR.. BIuMEN1HAL' RA'
Leo M. Bernstein &. Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME- $500
LAND-LAND-LAND
We have clients for all types; single
lots. block of lots, recorded subdlyiI,
SionS. acreage. Also. good commercial
sites, Bethesda. Chevy Chase, Silver
Spring. Wheaton. Mr.. Lebling. eyes,
and Sun, OIL 4-668S.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325O
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: MOUNT GMEAD ACRES
BoRRERING Erin LovP0HN dovT 1NT ns2VF3 S9WFMF3Xs
Mount Gilead. the highest accessible
point in the Catoctin Mountain
Range of Loudoun comprises sew
eral hundred acres and has re-
Gently been laid out into q number
of homesites ranging from seven to
forty-six acres. Many ofer superb
view of the Blue Ridge. Bull Run
and Catoctin Mountain Ranges. and
Sugar Loaf Mountain.
DRIVE OUT SATURDAY OR SUN
DAY BETWEEN TWO AND SUN
SET. ROUTE: Take Rte. z to Lees
burg, left on Rte. Is four miles to
Piedmont Mote1, turn right on Rte.
704 to Rte. 662. left through Lou
doun Orchards to OPEN SIGN or see
Mr.. r. G. Bailey at "Bailiwick." Y
mile of entrance. For details, call
Mr.. Bailey Leesburg 70-W-2 or
FRANCES POWELL HILL
DE. 2-4101. once Hours
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Eastern Shore, Virginia
Farm and seashore vacation. Crab.
binR. bathing, fishing: beaut, view:
excel. food. Rates, So q day with
meals. Write PENROSE FARMS,
Quinby, Virginia.
Evening star., 1954-06-27

selection % n St wSOdsd ss:.m. or .oa cleaTsS 1,sS
city water: So, 125 up.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
Realtors. ia. S-S676
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E. S. PRICE & co.
E. S. PRICE & co.
Wheaton. Md.
Tn R1OQ1 IN k.031k
Small Acreage

Small Acreage
Close to Chain Bridge
Potomac River Frontage
2/1O mi. from Chain Bridge, 'front.'
age on river and Georgetown pike;
Ia acres. city water. large trees;
S12.500.
ON PIMMETT RUN
About 1 mi. from Chain Bridge;
acres secluded but not isolated
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FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY

Ss,45O-Completely furnished cot
tage Suitable for year-'round oc-
cupancy): rooms e bedrooms).
Sl2 ,96O-Very attractive cottage: 0
rooms, 2 baths. oil heat. garage; in
perfect condition; on large wooded
SI.260-Large corner lot; bay view.
$7bO-Inside lot 40x160; about 100
Drive through Upper Marlboro (Pa.
ave. or South Capitol Bridgel. con-
tinue on Solomons Island rd.. and
follow signs to Fairhaven and ask
~ 1 sEITTzzEEiLE. p1. 7-s1oo -27
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One to four acre wooded sites located
at Riverwood Farms (a part Of Cape
st. Marys on the Patuxent River) ;
year-'round roads. telephone and
elec. in. Priced from S295 to S995,
terms; $50 IoG.S down I0 $I0 per rrnn mo o.
Directions: Md Rt. 5 to Waldorf
through Hughesville. Rt. 8 to Guys
Corner. thence Rt. 235 to Cape St
Marys sign. Only 45. miles from
N. C. HINES & SON
IA k-7O0Q Ewes, IA. 7-1O30
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pTTTnERs- TNVEsTORs

BUILDERS. INVESTORS
real buy in 50 building lots at a
price that o1ers q real investment,
located just of Highway near
Mt. Vernon High School. Water. no
sewer. but located in section in
cluded in Fairfax County sewer plan.
Lots, frontage average 100-125 It.
LEGATO REALTY CORPORATION
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-7900
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LOVELY WOODED SITE. in HiIlan.
dale, Maryland. 110x270; 4uitaple
for lge. rambler. Call JU. e-S0oS.
SUBURBAN HOME SITES and acre
age, on or mr.. the Shirley hwy, n
owners, Springfleld. Va. K1. 0-575S.
(Closed Sundays) -ZT
SPRING BROOK AREA - Lot
1OOx1SO: about $500 down. balance
terms. FRANK CRAVER, RAa, j.
4635. -Zf
& ACRES ON LARGO RD., between
Largo light and Upper Mar!boro,
Nd; $4,000. Call ROGER MOSS.
HO. 2-6020: ewes. and week enos'
BUILDERS ATTENTION
so lots as an entirety. wheaton area.
so lots recorded subdivision as an en-
tirety. Silver Spring.
12 lots, Bannockburn area. 2 blks.
OF Macarthur blvd.
4 lots on Mass. ave. extended. al
ready to go; sewer and water lat
So acres for subdivision. Bannock-
SO acres for subdivision. near Ken
wood Country Club. Mr.. Lebling
ewes. and Sunday. OIL. 4-06SS.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-S25O
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NEAR POTOMAC RIVER
- TO / ACRE LOTS

About 2 mi. from Chain Bridge, 1
acres wooded. Close to river but n
river view; $4,000.
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ACREAGE TRACTS

West River 1924 Sun. and Mon.
co. 5-4292. w. W. Spill
man, Edgewater Beach, Colonial 8.
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ESTATES-FARMS
IN HISTORIC NORTHERN
NECK TIDEWATER LIST
INGS AND PHOTOS SENT
UPON RECEIPT OF YOUR
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15
Montana Farmer-Stockman
April Is, Vol. Al, No. I6

PupLshed twice month on the LIST and
10Th by The Montana Farmer, Inc,
Great Falls, Mont. Subscription price
Is % for five years, 81 for three years.
81 Tor one year; Canadian, one year. So.
Entered as second class matter at the
Postoffice at Great Falls,
Mont, under act of March 3, ,6sssgsssss;s.
1879. NSaasEisssS-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15
BEEF BACON,

tinctive new breakfast meat. Sew
eral meat processing firms announce
they are ready for national distri-
button of the new product. Beef
bacon IS made by a process in which
the beef plate, usually used only as
boiling beef, is tenderized, cured and
smoked. 1t fries and keeps like reg
ular pork but is much leaner. 1t can
be marketed at prices considerably
under pork bacon of comparable
quality.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15
| R|!S| 1c01V'Dg
.ASl D0OQ90
EIf=5l@ O0y

-STEAMING UP COWS. It's a
British term applied to a British de-
velopment practice of feeding milk
cows heavily during their dry period
before calving. Theory is that high
producing cows have developed their
milk production capacity beyond
their digestive capacity. During lac
tation they draw ON their own body
fat and tissues to maintain milk
production. Heavy feeding during
the dry period builds them up for
the coming demands of lactation.
One cow which produced $3.50
pounds of milk during 314-day lac
tation period not preceded by a
"steaming up later produced 5000
pounds in 279 days after being heav-
lily fed before calving.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15
ADDING HoRMoNEs to feed for

steers and getting as much as 40
per cent faster gains on less feed.
Iowa Experiment Station reports
that steers fed just a dash of Still
bestrol gained 800 pounds day for
112-day period as compared to 2.23
pounds for similar steers getting the
same ration but without hormones.
Hormones have not yet been APP
proved by Food and Drug Admins
tration, but several manufacturers
are known to be testing supplements
containing them and will be apply
ing for approval. Stilbestrol has
been tried before. but usually as
pellets which often resulted in un-
desirable side effects. Present meth
cd is to mix minute amounts in
feeds.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15
SELECTING CHICKS for

SELECTING CHICKS for re-
Spouse to antibiotics. Antibiotics
added to poultry diets increase gains
and health. But some strains of
chicks respond more than others.
Iowa Experiment Station found that
one strain grew 22.6 per cent faster,
while another showed only 6.3 per
cent gain. Trick now may be to de-
velop strains that respond still
faster.
PRODUCING FATHERLESS
turkeys. Living, fatherless embryos
have been produced in Is per cent
of all eggs laid by virgin turkey hens
on experiment at USDA Research
Center, Beltsville, Md. Although
previously known to occur as far
up the animal scale as fish and frogs.
this is the first case of partheno-
genesis in birds.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-15

The Firestone Deep Tread"
tire has more tread rubber thal
tires in its price range. The
Tread saves you money with
extra hours of service.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

terms OF MS or ner sexual ell
cheney! 1t is easy to see how this
concept might occur to a biolo-
gist. These scientists spend their
lives studying lower forms of life
= animals, insects and plants -
and they quickly observed that
the entire life cycle of a potato
bug or a fruit fly is devoted to
insuring the survival of the spe-
cies.
But we are not potato bugs
and you cannot take theories
that look good in a zoology lab
and apply them unchanged to
human beings.
NGoge Than Survival
HUMANS, unlike any other forms
of life, are concerned not only
with survival of the species but
with what kind of lives we are
going to lead while we are here
and what manner of man is going
to survive! We experience love,
spirituality, idealism and crea-.
tivity. We have intellect. con-
science and hope. These are
scientific realities and they
enter strongly into our per:
sOnal reproductive habits.
Too many men and women
have the idea that anyone not
leading an active sex life is miss
ing out on the only thing that
makes life worth living.
We have gotten the impression
that the cause of most unhappi-
ness is a low sexual charge and
that to become sexually active
and skillful is a sure cure for
almost anything.
1t is not going too far to say
that a large portion of the us.
population regards sex today
with the same simple faith that
their great-grandparents re-
served for snake oil!
Well, it is time we got off it!
Many scientists are already won
dering whether or not there is a
connection between the shaky
status of our sexual morality and
the rise in the rate of crime, sui
eide, juvenile delinquency and
insanity. Personally l believe
there is.
TEN Them che Truth
lHE hope of mankind in the
face of its present day difficulties
is to preserve the family unit
intact.
We must not spend our capac-
ity for physical enjoyment prof
ligately, but put it to work. Sex
should be used to strengthen the
family, not tear it to pieces.
Give our children sex educa-
ton? Certainly. Tell them the
real truths about sex. Teach them
to look forward to sex within the
marriage bond as the keenest
source of happiness.
And let us ourselves learn to
regard sex activity not as an end
;u ;fsolf h,vf &c ono y,1oanc and a
Evening star., 1954-01-03
drink all HE coffee | want...

Ny husband and are very fond of coffee but max
ing lose sleep But did give up coffee? Not ALL We
just gave up drinking caen We changed to Sanka Coffee.
That was a wonderful idea! Now .
Evening star., 1954-01-03
THE CASE AGAINST SEX FREEDOM
Continued from page sixteen

impossible for miserably unhap-
py married couples ever to rec
tify their mistakes.
But neither can we afford to
stand idly by while the conclu-
sions of some wel-meaning but
misguided investigators are cited
to justify the destruction of the
moral system which has created
and sustained our own free
democracy!
Doa't 0vergloxify Il
WHAT we can do, and the sooner
the better. is to relieve ourselves
once and for all of some of the
more absurd, pseudo-scientific
notions about sex and sexuality
that are leading so many people
to overglorify it.
1t is ridiculous, for example, to
think that reading or talking
about the sometimes surprising
details of other peoples personal
habits will heIp you with yours.
Scientific crrio,ity is a great vir-
tue and l daresay it has been of
considerable value in obtaining
50 much carefully catalogued
intimate information.
But while circulating it among
the general public is probably
not very harmful Except for a
few cases) it can have no really
useful purpose. A set of sexual
statistics about several thousand
strangers is not a yardstick by
which you can measure the sue
cess or failure of your marriage.
Nor will this knowledge in any
way enrich your sexual skills or
make you a happier, better
adjusted person.
It's Not NAu RiQhs"
IT IS downright dangerous to
Jump to the conclusion that an
act which you have committed,
or commit frequently. is all right
simply because you can mention
a sexual research project that
proves you've got plenty of COM
pany.
In this country there are large
numbers of automobile drivers
who have a habitual contempt
for traffic laws. They speed, for
get to signal, pass stoplights
and obstruct fireplugs when they
park. But their growing num-
hers do not make their crimes
''all right"
We know that their short
sighted, selfish behavior is a
threat to everyone on the road
and we try, by means of traffic
courts and educational programs.
to persuade them to show more
consideration for society.
Sexual behavior, like any other
kind, must be tested for right
ness or wrongness by your own
conscience. Will it harm your
community? Your family? You
yourself2
Then it is wrong. and you can
Evening star., 1954-01-03
| get all HE sleep need!

And does my husband! You see Sanka Coffee is all
coffee real coffee, but it's also 97o cafeinee. We sleep
like tops And I'm lot less irritable, Why don't you try
Sanka Coffee? You'll probably like it better than the coffee
you're drinking now.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
Recent Building
Permits in Fairfax
County Listed

Recent building permits is
sued by Fairfax County in
cluded:
C. r. and Gladys L. Bakey,
815 Twenty-third street. Arling-
ton. owner: two dwellings in
Langley Forest: cost $22, 900
each; architect, Richard B. Poll
man.
| Richard M. Jerman. 326 Fair
haven avenue, Alexandria, own
er and builder; dwelling near
Burke School; cost. $14,500.
Marion B. Anderson. 822 Tele-
graph road, Alexandria, owner ;
dwelling and class room on Tele-
graph road: cost. $4,000: ar
chitect. John r. Strang: builder.
E. Anderson.
August Sitter. All Shady lane,
Falls Church. owner; dwelling
in Chesterbrook Woods; cost,
$4,000; architect, E. A.. WE'LL.
Essex Homes. Inc, 1920 x
street NV, Washington, owner:
dwelling in Lynhrook; builder,
Allied Virginia Construction
Corp; cost. $1,000; architect,
Philip Mason.
H. Sobelman. 408 Virginia
avenue, Alexandria. owner
dwelling in CORTLAND Park;
cost, $4,000: designer, r. A.
Carsten; builder, Murry Build
ing Co.
Keith O'Keefe. Fairfax Sta
ton, owner and builder; dwell
ing in Avon Forest; cost, $10.-
900; architect, Rudolph A. Ma
tern.
George r. Herring Lumber
Co.. 3510 Richmond highway,
Alexandria, owner and builder;
dwelling in Fairview; cost. $l6.-
900.
Ralph T. Stephenson, Clifton,
Va, owner; dwelling on McHen-
ry Heights; cost. 900; archi-
tect, Victor B. Spector.
Walter l.. Buckley. Fairfax,
owner; dwelling in Centerville
Farms; cost, $28.900; designer.
F. Tyler Swetman; builder,
Fairfax Construction Co., Inc.
R. w. Pratt, "a BroOkland
road, Alexandria. owner and
builder: four dwellings in Brook
land Estates; cost. $13,500 each.
r. E. Ankers. 1908 South Sew
enth street, Arlington, owner;
dwelling in Chesterbrook Woods;
cost. $4,000; builder. P. w.
Smith.
E. B. and E. c. Ramey. Mclean
owners and builders; dwelling in
Elmwood Estates: cost, $4,000.
Joseph Pratt, Route 5, Alex
! andria, owner and builder; dwell
Evening star., 1954-10-02
ing in Lincolnia Park; cost, $11,-

ing in Lincolnia Park; cost, SILL
900.
Gaddy and Gaddy Construc-
ton Co., Inc, 1926 East Fair
fax street, Falls Church, owner
and builder: IA dwellings in
Holmes Run Acres: cost $14,500
each: architect. Keyes. Smith,
Satterlee and Lethbridge.
Karl L. Hafen. Route 2 Hern-
don. owner; dwelling in Chin
quapin; cost, $22 900; architect,
Keyes, Smith. Satterlee and
Lethbridge.
Holm Hills, 1923 Fort Hunt
road, Alexandria, owner and
builder: two dwellings in White
oaks; one to cost $4,000 and
one to cost $4,000; architect.
Charles M. Goodman Associates.
James T. Madden, Alexandria.
owner; dwelling in Mount Yer
non Terrace; cost, $40. 900;
builder, T. D. Fraley and Son;
architect. Arthur B. Cole.
A. r. Cockrell, 5703 Devine
street, Falls Church, owner and
builder; dwelling in D. P. Devine
Subdivision; cost, $4,000.
Columbia Construction Co,
1915 Iowa avenue NV, Wash
ington, owner: two dwellings in
Lake Bancroft; one to cost $12,-
600 and one to cost $l1, 900;
architect, Carl Lemar John.