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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29
Protestant Churches
Seek S8,OOO,OOO For
1854 Overseas Relief

Major Protestant and Eastern
Orthodox churches in America
will be asked for more than So
600 900 in cash for 1854 programs
of relief and reconstruction III
overseas areas Of need
This was announced recently
by Harper Sibley. chairman OF
Church World Service. in launch
ing the 1854 United Appeal for
Relief and Reconstruction. the
sixth annual cooperative appeal
of the denomination working to-
gether under the sponsorship OF
he Central Department of
Church World Service OF the Ma
tional Council of the Churches Of
Christ in the u. S. A.
Korea, Germany and Austria
Yugoslavia. India. Pakistan and
the Near East are major areas to
be covered by the 1854 united
appeal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29
New Canton RID

Mrs Lawrence Jamison wa!
hostess to the WMU meeting o.
Mt. Zion Church Thursday night
Jan 81. Mrs. j. r. Phillips anc
Miss Frances Patterson gave {
most interesting program. Re.
freshinentS OF punch. cookies. nut'
and mints were served at the so
cial hour.
Mr.. and Mrs, john YanceS
spent last Wednesday III Rich
mond. While there, they VISITED
Mrs. r. r. Kendall at Med.ca'
College Hospital
Friends Of Mrs. Willie Patter-
son and Mrs j. A. Dean are Sor-
ny they are sick. Best wishes for q
quick recovery.
Patricia Schuler, of Jamestown
was an overnight guest cf Gale
Anderson last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Cave and
daughter. Cindy Lou were Thurs
day evening guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. B l.. Apperson. il.
Birth Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T Smith
Of Beach. are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival Of a daugh-
ter. GWendolyn Faye, eight lbs
2 or. at Medical College Hospital
Richmond, January IL. MIS-
Smith, before her marriage was
Miss Betty Lou CLARK Of New
Canton.
Mrs. Edward Yancey is Slowly
improving at her home here, from
an attack OF rheumatic fever She
spent several weeks last fall in
University Hospital, Charlottes-
vile. where She underwent treat
ment
Captain A. y deBette1lcont.
who was scheduled to arrive at
his home here February / viii
not arrive until later in the month
due to the fact that space on the
ship that he was TO have return
ed on. was not available He was
awarded the COMMUNICATION rib
bon with medal pennant for dis
tnguished work in Korea, by the
9th Army at Headquarters in
Seoul recently. On January the
,N.o,,Ia a tho pt.nhonaUa fn1. Kn.
rean children at Seoul gave him
a farewell ceremony At this he
was presented brass tea service
and gold ring. He was supervis
or Of this institution
Among the Guests
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Piercy
were Thursday evening visitors n
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Nicholas. near Mt Tabor
They reported Mi Nicholas and
Mrs Fqorice Piercy are improving
J. Lyon Clark. Of Richmond
spent the past week end with his
family here
We are looking forward to the
community hybn sing at Rocky
Mount Methodist Church the fifth
Sunday night.
Give literally to the March Of
Dimes to your community chair
man This is a very worth while
enterprise
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29
DiIlwyn Rt.3

1t is bitter winter weather
around here now, Attending to
stock doing household chores
and keeping up nice fires are the
labors Of the day.
Farmers have finished stripping
tobacco and about through mar
keting
Mrs J G Atwater returned
home from Richmond, last week,
after her visit with friends and
relatives She also accompanied
her brother and sister law. Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Bullock, to
South Carolnta to visit friends
for several days She reports quite
an enjoyable trip Last week. She
was not feeling so we'll We hope
she will soon be we'll again
Cecil Frayser and some friends
from Richmond visited his uncle
and aunt MI and MIS- j. j.
Stinson. last Monday, and en-
loyer hunting
Mrs. G. L. Hammonds. Of Ohio.
IS visiting her mother in-law,
MIS-. l. NJ Hammonds at Sara
toea
Mr. and Mrs. Tommle Nixon
and children Jerry and judy.
visited her mother, Mrs J G.
At~ater. Sunday and called in
the j. J. Stnson home.
}, G. AtWater IS in Richmond
at present He is employed on a
Iobi Tor his Son-in-law. Tommie
Moore
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29
Mt. Zion

Our sick folks are much inn
proved. Mrs Harry March is up
again Miss Louise Anderson is
much better Mrs. Herbert Ander-
son has recovered from her burn.
and Mrs Mary Davis is getting
along fine NJ K Davis is still
sick
MIS- Preston Melt2 had rs her
callers. Sunday. Miss June Chill
dress. James Duty. Wallace Davis.
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ X DAVIS
and Ray.
Twenty five people brAVed the
cold weather to attend Sunday
school, Sunday. but the preaching
service. last night was called off
until Sunday night, Jan. 81. This
will conflict with the fifth Sun
day night community singing at
Rocky Mount Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. M K Davis and
Ray called Sunday evening on the
Richard Bryants. MI and Mrs.
Harry March and Mrs. T. B An
derson
Aubrey Tatum was in FarmVille.
last Wednesday to see a dentist.
Nh ana Mrs. M K DAVIS and
Ray were shoppers in Farmyille
the same daV
Visitors in the NJ. K Davis
home last week. were NJ D. Gar
Der. OF Woodbridge. j. r Eagle,
Of Manassas, Ernest Anderson.
Kramer Anderson, Mrs Preston
Mertz and Arthur Davis
Kramer Andersen did a neigh
borly act when he opened up the
roads and paths on the places
Of Miss Mary Anderson. T. B.
Anderson. Herbert Anderson and
NJ. K Davis, with his tractor Up
to that time. no cars could get
out of their yards
Nh and Mrs Robert Baker
Anderson We're IN Farmville. last
Wednesday,
Mrs Raleigh Kendall is con-
valsing after an operation We
hope she viii soon be home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29

State Health Department re-
cords show that through 1853,
approximately 1880 Virginians
have had polio-about the popul-.
alton Of HopeWell
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29

In these nreas emergency relief
food, shelter, clothing, medicine J,
is desperately needed to relieve
suffering among the homeless
and the destitute while rehabili-
tation and reconstruction pro-
grams are vital to restoration Of
spiritual and physical sufficiency
High point in the 1854 united
appeal VIII be the One Great
Hour Of Sharing" observance
with special services in thousands
Of American churches on Sun
day. March 20. when special re-
lief offerings will be made
Millions of churchgoers viii
JOIN in this concerted outpourine
of American friendship and COM
passion for the desperately dis
tressed in other lands. In 1858.
the churches contributed in ex-
cess of $7000.000 in support Of
programs for overseas, relief and
reconstruction
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29

Approximately l5ee Of the $50
polio victims in Virginia during
1858 were 20 years old or older.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29

KEEP VIRGINIA CLEANt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29
GET YOUR FENCES IN ORDER, Don't waste

GET YOUR FENCES IN ORDER! Don't waste these in
clement days Use them to repor erect fences Spring
will be here soon and other work will be pushing you
Check your needs ond send in your order today We
have wire fencing in 2o 81, 80, and AZ inches,
at special prices
Also, poultry wire, 48, So and y inch, that you will
need for the chickens after Spring Matching Nov is the
time to get ready
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-29

Johns MonWIle Asphalt Shingles for your house or
barn will give long service yet will be low in cost
In addition you con look forward to mony years of
protection from fire ond weather without periodic
maintenance
Attractive easy 70 apply, and fire resistont Johns
MonviIIe Asphalt Shingles give you roof thot IS
od to stay Let Us show you somples ond tell yoq
how little they cost
For year round protection We recommend Johns
MonviIIe siding shingles They require no preserve
tive treatment ond lost indefinitey You viii be
pleased With the low cost and long endurance OF
these siding shingles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Judges Include
Mrs. Priest

Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest. Treas
urer of the United States, will be
one Of the judges for the annual
essay contest for high school
students sponsored by the Wom-
ems Advertising Club Of WASH
ington.
The Jury also will include
Merle Thorpe. George Titus. C.
Edwin Kline and John E. Wat
erfield.
Judging will take place on Fri
day at 8 pm. in the Office Of
Mrs. Adria Lynhanl. the clubs
education committee chairman.
at the Washington School for
Secretaries, -
The contest is open to high
school students in the Washing
ton area. This years theme Is
when ! Think About Advertise
ing"
Cash prizes of 500. $50 and
$25 will be awarded. and the high
school attended by the winner
will receive $50 worth of books on
advertising for its library.
The winning essay in the local
contest is entered in the national
contest for 2 first prize of $500
and a trip to the Advertising
Federation convention in Boston
in June,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
BY Angelo Potri

phyllis, 10 years old. Is a
highly intelligent child and does
more than well In her stu lies
Her teachers praise her and we
at home try to make her feel
sure of herself. but she often
falls into q sad mood because
she is not as pretty as other
girls and is not popular with her
classmates. When a committee
is to be appointed her class
mates name other girls. and it
is only the teachers appoint
ment that gives her q place.
Recently a group Of her class
mates voted Phyllis the ugliest
girl in the class. just to tease
her. I imagine, for there was no
reason for such q distinction.
This was the last straw and
Phyllis left the classroom and
came home to say that she would
not go back to the school.
I'VE agreed that she need not
do, so. II that was what she
wanted to do she could stay
home. She stayed home for two
days. The teacher called to ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Our Children
Looks Less Impressive.
Than q Cultured Mind

why and we told her. Isn't that
silly the teacher said. You GER
tainly are not ugly. Even If that
were so, are you going to lie
down under such a silly attack
as that? Such a childish thing!
Are you going to be as childish
as they are? I did not expect
you to give up without an effort.
Can't you hold your own against
such childishneSs? I expect you
in school tomorrow with your
head up and some strength in
your backbone
I'VE told the teacher Gnat we
thought she should have taken
steps to prevent such things
happening to Phyllis and she
said. No. adding that Phyllis
was going to meet all kinds of
people. face all kinds of situa-
lions, and the sooner she learned
to be a person on her own power
the better. What do you think?"
I 60 along with the teacher. I
would tell the child that she is
now 10 years old and growing
fast, and that as she grows she
will change a great deal. Just
now her features do not match,
she is out Of proportion. but she
will not be this way by the time
she is IA. and by the time she
is Is she will look like another
girl altogether.
For her comfort, tell her that
very often the most beautiful
women, the handsomest men,
were ugly ducklings in Their
childhood and swans in maturity.
Then, too, what children know
as ugliness is often strength,
and that strength in itself, in
later years, creates beauty of
personality. An intelligen
woman Is beautiful no matter
what her features are. Beauty
without brains is shallow indeed
and has no lasting quality. This
intelligent child should be happy
in the thought that she is in
telligent and that in time she will
hold her own among the beauties
that have to depend on the
beauty parlor for their glamour
A well-cutivated mind creates
lasting loneliness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

Essay Contest

An essay contest for secre-
tarial students on the theme,
How the Secretary Can Help
the Boss is being sponsored by
the Capital Chapter, National
Secretaries Association.
Awards for the three best en-
tries will be United States Gov
eminent bonds in 500. $50 and
$25 denominations. They will be
presented to the winners in May.
Essays will be judged on orig
inality, aptneSS. grammatical
construction and neatness.
The contest is open to secre-
tarial students in the Washing
ton area. Entries are limited to
800 words.
Miss Margaret E. Vail is in
charge of contest entries. Judges
are Miss Zelma Hicks, Miss Doris
Schlorf and Miss Julia Will
liamS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Bruised Celery

You're used to celery as a
crisp. raw side dish; try serving
1t as a cooked vegetable for
a change. Use the compact,
blanched kind and count on one
bunch to serve two people. To
serve four. wash two punches of
celery thoroughly and remove
outside stalks and tops. Split
lengthwiSe in quarters. Saute
quarters in butter in a large
saucepan until golden, with salt.
pepper and a pinch of basil.
Add " cup of beef bouillon and
simmer. covered. for u hour.
Celery should be tender but not
OverSoft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
29.ss

29.ss
Above all, spring and summer, our free-swing-
ing little cardigan coat, accented with rows Of
stitching on new wool hopsacking. This is
the coat that. we feel, will top everything, go
everywhere in white, pink, blue, coral, beige,
gold, navy or black. Fully lined, sizes to 20.
Better Goats, Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor. Siluer Spring and PARKtngton
Coll MA. $500 for 24-Hour Phone Service
Evening star., 1954-05-19

TAKE ADVANTAGE of a 40 loan on
this de luxe 3-bedroom. l2-bath
brick home; near CheverIy Theater;
full bsmt.: fenced yard. Priced be-
dow the market at Sl3 1870; Terms
RnREDT. nAMIC Gr co OO
Evening star., 1954-05-19

HOUSES BY HUGHES. Popular W.
Hyattsville. premium location-6-
rm... all-brick Colonial features
powder rm. on 1st f.; pine -paneled
rec. rm., OIL h.-w.h.; fenced. corner
lot; front porch; driveway. Asking
SlS,500 w. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
H.1Ann I'll O n m on :,
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HOUSES FOR SALe-VA.

ARLINGT0N-S17.950. with $4,000
for a quality home. drive by $3.50
s. 5th st, and call us If interested
in full details; 5 large rms. 1k
baths. frepl.. porch. bsmt., garage,
level lot. fenced rear, barbecue. Very
close in. and conv. TO about every
thing: First time offered! CAN now!
KEITH p. BRUMRACK. ia. 2-3527;
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LIKE CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD?-cuto
house minutes from GeorgetoWr.
White stucco, 3 bedrooms. large lot.
Only 1000 on your terms. Cali
kI. S.31Q6. ROUTH ROBBINS
REALTY. INC. 2007 Mt. Vernon
Evening star., 1954-05-19
ARLINGTON. NORTH

ARLINGTON. NORTH
2-BEDROOM BRICK
$11, ,950-$600 DOWN CT
Today's best buyl Has a very large
liv. rm., dining area and de luxe
equipped kitchen on 1st A.; 2 twin
size bedrms. and tile bath on end Il.
Full bsmt.. outside entr.. tiled floor.
Level, Anchor fenced yard with
beautiful flowers and shrubs: alumi-
mum storm windows and screens:
immaculate condition. Only blks.
70 bus and large shopping area. GI.
FLA or conventional terms. Call
JA. 7-6161 to inspect.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N. 10th St. at Court House Rd.
Realtors. Open Till o. IA. 7-6l61.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
A BROOK

Rambles through this beautiful eSs-
ing through the rock gardens will
appeal to you. The rambling white
brick home has s bright rooms. The
large screened porch and patio
overlook the rock garden and brook.
If you like peace and quiet. this
There are approx. 2 acres of lovely
grounds. Ewes. call OIL. 4-170S, or
8 am. to 9 pm EN-. 2-7400.
METH FIR REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-05-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
RAMBLER

3-bedrm. brick rambler. newly dec.
GRATED throughout New cabinets and
sink; 36-in. attic fan: full base
ment. Immediate poss. S17.95O.
WHEATON
2, bedrms.. 1st f.: bedrm.. 2nd A.;
lge. attrac. kitchen, dishwasher and
disposal: fireplace: picture window:
fenced lot. Owner transferred; Spick-
WOODSIDE PARK
Large 3-bedrm:. 2h-bath Colonial:
liy. rm., 1Sx19, din. rm.. 12x14,
kitchen and breakfast mock; master master
lsxi8 bedrm., 12xi4 bedrm.: small
rec. rm.: 2-car built-in garage:
side screened porch: fenced yard:
eornsT c3g sro lot; ] block to bus; price.
NEAR MRS. KS
This attractive brick Colonial has
center hall, circular stairway, large
iy rm' LIFT din. rm beautiful scautnsd
% porch, 3 bedrms:. . baths, rec. rm
slate roof; barbecue and garage.
excellent view across from park:
THOMPSON & GRAY
GIG Ellsworth DR.. III. $500
10
S BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS
Fine carpeted home in beaut.. somer-
set. Ch. CHI. on dead-end street. near
school Large, wooded lot, solarium;
garage Compl. mod kit. dishwasher.
freezer stainless steel counter. ma
tural wood cabinets. O.h.-w. heat.
Red. to S27,95O for quick sale. by
OWNER. leaving city. OIL. 2-44S8.
IA
6 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
Here's the home for a large family
All brick Cape Cod. Conv located to
school, transp. and shop. Spacious
rms. throughout. Living room with
firepl. sep. din. rm.. sultramodern kit.
with sep. breakfast nook. 2 bedrms.
and tile bath. cedar closet, all on
first floor. End floor offers master
bedrm. with firepl.: . other light
and airy bedrms. and kit. full tile
bath. Ideal for retired parents. Full
bsmt. with small apt. or maids
quarters. Built-in gar: this house
is in excel. cond. For appt., call
LAUREL REALTY co.
QGOO EIouar Ava c TIT SS@nOl
Evening star., 1954-05-19
PROFESSIONAL MAN

$14,950 with so down; CT. Easy
terms for non-GI.
PROFESSIONAL MAN
Nr. new super highway in a wide
awake. fast-growing community; g.
bedrm. brick; liv.- rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt. M. large
S16.500. Easy terms for veteran
or non-veteran.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655 UN. 4-l168
30
$3.50 DOWN NON-VET
Incl settlement cost, lge. de luxe, s.
bedrm. rambler. l year old. fire;
lot: already financed: vacant. move
H3Dr in ~; S-1s76. till g. PARK
$12,75O
Attractive Cape Cod, on corner lot;
and bath; expan. attic. full bsmt.
with o.s.e. and b.-i. garage. Conven-
lent terms.
Chas. Tomkies, HA. 2-7225
w. w. LEWIS SPECIALS
2 bedrms., bath, country house: lge.
lot. nr. transp., $3.50.
3-bedrm.. stone. Cape Cod. GI ap-
proved at Sl0,5U0.
2-bedrm. brick. Cape Cod. ia-acre lot.
Close schools and transp. Liberal
terms.
5 acres, 3-bedrm. rambler. tobacco
barn. poultry pens, stream. A
farmette for only S14,450.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
HE. 4-35O0 Ewes, HA. 2-19I9
Evening star., 1954-05-19
TRADE SECRETS HOME!

TRADE SECNET 5 HOME!
We have only one left facing Rock
Greek Park within walking distance
of elementary school and near Naval
Medical Center. consisting Of
bedrooms, 10 baths. huge living
room. all-electric kitchen. large
storage area and carport: gas ra-
diant perimpter heat. For details
call Mr. de Sivour. ewes, OIL. 4-656S.
CARL NJ. FREEMAN, INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
BEVERLY HILLS,
AIEXANDRIA


3-BEDRM., 2-BATH HOME
ON OVER n ACRE OF BEAU
T1FULLY L AND s C A Pc D
GROUND. 3417 ALABAMA
AVE-, CORNER KENTUCKY.
3-BEDRM. AND DEN. an
BATH BRICK COLONIAL.
RUSSELL RD.. ALEXANDRIA
4-BEDRM., 2-BATH OLDER
FRAME. 1Ol w. CEDAR ST.
HQLLIN HALL
3-BEDRM., 1-BATH BRICK
RAMBLER ON CORNER. 427
FAIRFAX RID.
ARLINGTON
4-BEDRM.. 2-BATH BRICK
6053 18th ST. NO.
Il HAVEN. YEN. CLUB MANOR Res Is.
SEVERAL LARGER TYPE
RAMBLERS AND 2-S1ORY
3 AND 4 BEDRM. MULTI
BATH HOMES AVAILABLE
IN THESE AREAS. PRICES
FROM S3S,000 TO $40. 500.
ALL HOMES SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT.
DAVID r. WINNER
Maj. Gen. U. s. M. c. (Retl
REALTOR
OV. 3-64I3 TIE 6-0sO4
Ewes, call Mr.. Moon. so.
b-4l17.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
BRICK RAMBLER

In University Gardens; close to
MOL and Maryland U. 8 bedrmS.,
sep. dining area, equip. kit. full
bsmt. with u bath. Owner trans
ferled. Being offered below cost
S14.950 with go down; GI. Easy
terms for non-GI.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
CUSTOM BRK. BIJNGA

Located IN Cheverly area. Liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., de luxe kit. = twin
size bedrms.. lge. expansible attic.
full bsmt., compl. tiled; close to
new expresSway. Priced at S14.950
with $3.50 down to qualified vet
Evening star., 1954-05-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
$4,000 FURNISHED

Perfection for the small family or
cple. 1-bedrm. home. all lge. rms,
Lovely furniture. Mrs. Hurt, WA,
7-612S. cox & CO, UN. 4-1526.
Evening star., 1954-05-19

ARLINGTON
KNOCK. KNOCK! WHO'S THERE?
OPPORTUNITY"
To buy and move immed. into this @
bedrm. rambler with settlement
charges only and a deferred down
payment. Conv. to Arl. Hall. An
j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
ia. 7-7000 1925 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Sealtor. 1924 14th St. AID. 4-2005
woOpSIDE FOREST FOR SI

WOODSIDE FOREST
OF SILVER SPRING
Immaculate detached brick Colonial
on beautiful lot. close to tranSpor-
tation and shopping; ) bedrooms.
ga baths: large screened porch on
overSiZed living rm.; separate dining
rm.. powder rm; full dry basement
and attached garage. Must be sold
quickly. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Mr. Clark. RA. 3-90l1.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
bet. bricktex and shinglc; rms,
bath: full bsmt.; oil INV. heat.
NO MONEY DOWN
Reasonable Monthly Terms.
Call NE S-2294; Ewes. TU. 2-0297
Evening star., 1954-05-19

3-bedrm. brick rambler. newly dec
GRATED throughout New cabinets and
sink; 36-in. attic fan: full base
ment. Immediate poss. S17.950.
WHEATON
Evening star., 1954-05-19
ARLINGTON RAMBLER-Here

ARL., N. WESTOVER-3-bedrm. Colo
nial; excel. loc., 1915 Pat. Henry;
sacr., terms. OWNER, KE. SASH.
Evening star., 1954-05-19

w. HYATTSVILLE-On SI1.750.
5-rm. bungalow with finished attic,
! bedrmS.. sep din. rm.. nice Ievei
Easy terms for GI or non-GI. Call
the PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. T.
4500 till 8 pm. -19
Evening star., 1954-05-19

ALEX., 3607 Edison st.-3- -bedrm.
brick; S12,&50. Take over 40 loan
at S62, incl. everything. Close to
shopping schools, churches. Ideal
investment. Open IL to b. Sat and
Sun Call OWNER. ia. S-7YS7.
Evening star., 1954-05-19

ALEXANDRIA-3-be -bedrm. brick: nice
equip. kit, lge. v.-din. comb: gas
heat immac. cond.: ) Minis. to
Pentagon. blks to shopping and
transp.: assume lge. loan, only $3.50
down. AL SMITH REALTY. XII.
S-6662: ewes. TE. 6-5S52 -20
Evening star., 1954-05-19

$9JO DOWN-Heart of Hyattsville;
5-room bungalow. on large, land.
scaped lot; fulI bsmt.. -" porches; oil
heat: garage. Price, S1O,950. Call
WA. 7-39OU til y pm. ROBERT ..
DAVIS CO. ~
Evening star., 1954-05-19

6edrms rms. lst si,oh.n f.; bsdEm End A.
disposal. fireplace: picture window
fenced lot. Owner transferred. Spick.
and-span. Should see for $15,750
VXTONnOTDE DADK
Evening star., 1954-05-19

TAkOMA PARK
81 500 DOWN TO QUALIFIED VETS
APPROX. 500 PER MO.
11U6 14th AVE.
Lovely detached brick Dutch Colonial
on beautiful lot with 3 bedrooms
and bath, fireplace in living rm.,
screened porch. Partially finished
recreation rm. in basement. Public
and parochial schools. transportation
and shopping handy. Call Mr.. Clark,
RA. 3-90I1.
Evening star., 1954-05-19

HOUSES-Ql 3-bedroom Co.
lonial. Sl6.95O with low down
payment. t2D 2-bedroom
rambler with modest cash
down for immediate sale.
Both homes in immaculate
condition. beautifully deco
rated For details please call
Mrs. Ballif, WO. 6-73Sl.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC,
Realtors. uptown office. EN-.
2-6Tl5 go
Evening star., 1954-05-19

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Sturdy brick
bungalow; unusually lge. rms. big
family din. rn. Bendix washer. etc.
Nav take 5000 down from non-vet.
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14nO.