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Evening star., 1955-02-06

Wilkes Barre, Pa, chairman OF
its Federal Legislation Commits
tee. League President Alfred G.
Peterson will preside at lunch
con for members of Congress and
Government officials on the
opening day.
In addition to Mr.. Braman'S
report, the following officials will
comment on the legislative
scene: Walter w. McAllister,
chairman of the Home Loan
Bank Board; Ira Dixon, member
of the board; Albert M. Cole.
administrator of the Home FL
nance Agency; j. Aldrich Hall.
acting general counsel for the
HLBB, and Thomas Sweeney.
acting assistant deputy adminis-
traitor, Veterans Administration.
j. l.. Choate, jr., Charlotte.
N. c., chairman of the leagues
Taxation Committee, will mod
crate a discussion of the general
tax situation on Tuesday.
First Trade Since 1883
The Washington Exchange
Branch of the Philadelphia
Baltimore Stock Exchange on
Wednesday recorded its first
trade in shares of National Saw
ings and Trust Co. since 1858.
The branch reported 100
shares changed hands at $64 a
share. In 1858 a single trans
action of 10 shares took place
at sos a share. The small and
infreouent transactions illustrate
the closeness with which many
Washington bank stocks are
held.
On the over-the-counter mar
ket at the week end. the bid for
shares of City Bank advanced to
sos bid from $88 a week ago. At
the end of 1853 the bid was $50.
No recent transactions have been
reported.
Store Collections Improve
Collections of Washington de-
partment stores in December
| showed improvement from year
| earlier, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond reported.
The months collections on
open accounts were 42.7 per cent
of December l receivables. COM
pared with 39,9 per cent year
ago. Collections on installment
accounts amounted to IA per
cent of December l receivables,
compared with 1913 per cent in
December, 1858.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Around 1,100 to Attend

Around l,100 are expected TO
attend the annual banquet Of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute of Banking, at the
Mayflower Hotel on Saturday.
February 10.
Lloyd S. Carey. assistant treas
urer of Suburban Trust Co. and
past president of the chapter,
is chairman of the Banquet
Committee.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
PER DOZEN

PETUNlAS tsoms in bloom);
Crusader, Goiety, Undo,
Tonso, Bollerino, Violet Blue,
Comonehe, Celestial Stor,
Primo Donna, Snow Storm,
fire Chief.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

better yet. starter solution. made
up with water-soluble plant food.
Set the plant. cover the roots
with soil. then pour a cupful of
the solution around the plant so
that it will permeate the entire
soil depth from surface to the
roots. When the cutworm crawls
up through the soil, and comes
in contact with the Chlordane-
treated area. his hours are num-
bered.
Another method Of cutworm
control is to sprinkle a killing
dust preparation on the soil sur
face around the newly set-out
plants. 1t can be worked very
lightly into the top half-inch or
so of soil.
These procedures are just
plain good insurance with a very
low premium rate! Cutworms
are found everywhere; be differ
ent and don't let them be found
in your garden!
Evening star., 1955-05-08
CutwormsLo
Can BeCurbed

What gardener has not had
the sad experience of strolling
into the garden one fine morning
only to find his newly trans
planted cabbage. broccoli, toma-
toes or annual flowers nipped off
at the surface of the ground?
The nocturnally operating villain
is one of the many varieties of
cutwormS.
Until the advent of Chlordane
or Chlordane-Lethane prepara-
tions, the only protection was the
laborious placing of paper collars
or bands around the stems of
the plants or putting out dan
gerous poison bait. Now, all you
need to do is to mix tablespoon
OF the pest killing fluid with each
gallon of transplanting water or
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Scent-Loden Geroniums
Offer Floral VARIETY

found practically all over the
world. Among them may be
found all colors but yellow, blue.
and brown. Some of the newer
ones have delicate pastel colored
flowers.
The dwarf varieties of zonalis
are becoming increasingly popu-
lar, but many of them are diff
cult to grow except by expert
enced gardeners.
Ivy Type Popular
The ivy geranium with its
thick, glossy leaves has grown
ever more popular. Most of the
ivy type grow we'll in full sun
and are used successfully as
ground covers. They form a thick
blanket of leaves, adding beauti-
full colored flowers to the mat of
green. 1t is doubtful that they
could be used successfully here
in such manner. but they. can
be used very satisfactorily in
hanging baskets.
The Martha Washington ge-
raniums have long added a great
deal. of color to California gar
dens. Because the nights are so
often very hot in this area. they
Evening star., 1955-05-08

do not do so well here. However,
some are grown because of their
wonderful color range and size.
Some have individual floretS 4
to 5 inches across, which are
often two tones Of one color or
a shading of one rich color into
another. They are somewhat
more difficult to grow but very
rewarding.
Geraniums do we'll in ordinary
garden loan. They should not be
kept too wet. Cuttings may be
rooted in wet sand. Some of the
commoner types will root we'll
in water. For those more difficult
put the cuttings into a pot of
moist sand. Set the pot into a
polythylene bag and tie the top.
In a few weeks most cuttings
will have rooted well and may
be set out in the bed or window
box. Geraniums are especially
satisfactory for pot or tub cul-
ture. They may be planted out
side now.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Peyser Entry
Tops Show

Mrs. Theodore D. Peyser's
entry won best in show" at the
third annual Flowerama of the
Wesley Heights-Spring Valley
Sumner Garden Club last week
end. 1t was a mantel compost
ton in the European manner
In addition, it won the popular
vote contest.
Second place in the popularity
voting went to another mantel
piece with European flare en-
tered by Mrs. Karl R. Price.
Third place was shared by a
table arrangement entered by
Mrs. Merwin A. Mace and an
entrance hall composition by
Mrs. Herbert M. Bingham. Both
entries had won blue ribbons
for their classifications.
Other blue ribbons were won
by: Mrs. William B. Ardery, jr..
Mrs. Jerald Howe, Mrs. Mark
Lansburgh. Mrs. John j. Beatty
III, Miss Laidlie Saunders. Miss
Patricia Leach, Miss Ellie n
Ardery, Mrs. Harriet Lay, Mrs.
Kenneth Peters and Mrs. Marie
BahranS. The last three fin
iShed one-two-three in IN e
horticultural sweepstakes.
Judges of artistic arrange
ments were Mrs. Charles G..
Grover. Mrs. Frederick w. Lang
and Mrs. Darrell M. st. Claire.
Judges for the horticultural
exhibits were Miss Margaret G.
Lancaster, Mrs. Ellis F. Price and
Evening star., 1955-05-08
BY ALICE s. YOUNGMAN

Not so many years ago, every
one grew geraniums. No one
called them pelargoniums. They
were just the good old-fashioned
standbys,, used in window boxes
and in round flower beds in
the center of the lawn and set
out by the thousands in ceme-
teries on Memorial Day.
There were red, pink. and
white ones.
Ivy geraniums and rose ge-
raniums were popular. The
Natter were used to flavor apple
Jelly.
Then for a long time only a
few people seemed to grow
geraniums except in California.
There the common ordinary
kinds grew up to be small
shrubs.
Times have changed and now
the gardeners in California vie
"lIIl OA1C dl4OVLlCI III S1O"11lS II1C
scented-leaved geranium
Like Nutmeg Flavor?
Few people realize that now
plants may be obtained with
leaf fragrances of apple. apricot,
coconut, lime, lemon-rose,
mint, nutmeg, orange, rose, and
strawberry. There are probably
still others.
Some of the plants are dwarfs
which do not get larger tnan
six or seven inches high. Some
will grow to six or, seven feet.
The regular geraniums, the
kind everyone knows. are called
zonalis. They are the ones which
make such satisfactory house
plants-the ones of which neigh
bors exchange slips. These are
Evening star., 1955-05-08
BUG RepeIIunts

Cook-out enthusiasts can i'm
munize themselves against bug
bites with an aeroSol spray that
dispenseS with fingertip ease.
Such precautions also help
babies in carriages, gardeners,
motorists, hunters and fisher
men.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

j. Morton Franklin. Mrs. Bing-
ham is president of the club.
Show chairman was Mrs. Roger
w. Eisinger, sr
The show was staged in the
Early American Room Of the
w. C. and A. N. Miller offices.
1880 Massachusetts, avenue.
A program on Hawaiian flow
ers is planned at the home of
Mrs. Merwin Mace Tuesday at
8 pm.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08
Awurd Contract For
New Game BUiIdinu

HELENA-At the Montana Fish
and Game commission June meeting
in Helena one bid was accepted for
the building of a district headquart-
ers in Great Falls, and bids were re-
jected for the same type of build
ing in Glasgow.
Lowest bidder for the district
Headquarters in Great Falls was ].
E. Beaulaurier and Sons, Great
Falls, with $50 ,255.00, announced
Commission Chairman Manson Bail
ey, Jr., Glasgow.
The combination office-warehouse
is to be 5O'x8O', of steel construction
with a front brick facing. The head
quarters, located on the Great Falls
Helena highway between the airport
and country club addition, is to be
completed by Oct. 81, 1855, Bailey
said.
One complete bid and a partial
bid were received for the Glasgow
structure, said Bailey, and both were
rejected by the Commission because
two complete bids must be received
before a contract can be awarded.
A new call for bids for the 5O'x64'
Glasgow headquarters was issued,
Bailey stated, and the sealed bids
will be opened July 10, 1855, at Hoo
am. in the Helena Fish and Game
offices. No change has been made
in the specifications. Kalispell is al
so slated for new headquarters
building.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08
Sell Lots Inside
Glacier Park

WEST GLACIER-Being sold in
Glacier National Park are SO by 98-
foot lots on a half section owned by
Charles Green, Coram. The tract is
up the Flathead's North Fork across
from Canyon creek in cedar and
white pine area.
The land formerly was owned by
the late A. N. Smith of Columbia
Falls, and was one of the tracts
within Glacier that was homestead
ed before the whole area was SET
aside as a national park in 1910.
Working with Green in selling the
park lots is Robert Svoboda, Great
Falls.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08
Troll Riders Now
Up South Fork

MISSOULA - About Is persons
from all parts of the country left
Missoula Tuesday on a Trail Riders
of the Wilderness expedition into the
Flathead Sun River Wilderness
They will be gone IL days.
Another group will make the same
trip in reverse. Both trips are under
sponsorship of the American Fores
try association and take place each
summer.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

Don F. Foote of Loveland, Colo,
will be the association representa-
tive on the first trip and Fred E.
Theme of Flathead lake will be
its representatives on the second
trip.
The route will be up the Black
foot valley to Burnt Cabin creek,
thence to Limestone creek, Camp
creek, Indian point, up the west
fork of Sun river, up the Chinese
wall, Cliff mountain, White river
Larch Mountain pass, Brushy park
Murphy flat, Upper Holland lake
! Holland lake and back to Missoula
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08
Davis Will Take
Park Pictures

WEST GLACIER-Jim Davis, Kali
ispell, was awarded contract by
Glacier National Park to take 5(
pictures of the Waterton, Belly Riv
er and St. Mary Drainages.
Davis, former Inter Lake photo
grapher, also is taking pictures fol
the Wellman saddle horse conces
sion.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

TRACTOR CULTIVATOR FOR SALE
Fits International H or M tractor,
complete with disc Killers, 500. AL
so loft. sulky hay rake $40. Amos
Hellman, Columbia Falls. Phone
silks. 5O*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

TWO-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT FOR
sale in Martin City. Furnished,
modern. Reasonable. See Mr.. Morris
cite, Martin City. 5O+
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - TO
care for five-year old child. Write
box 866, Col. Falls. c249
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

FOR SALE-BINDER TWINE, BAL
er twine, foam rubber tractor seat
cushions, metal grass boards, Cere-
tana Feeds, etc. Holyk's Feed Serv-
ice, WhitefiSh. If
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

GRAIN FED BEEF CATTLE FOR
sale. Also buying feeder cattle.
Frank Carter. Phone Columbia
Falls, 102-K3. Aft
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

WEDDING CAKES MADE TO Or
der. Also other cakes for special
occasions. Call Mrs. Toftum, 145-L.
One week notice would be appre-
ciated. c34o
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

WANTED-MIDDLE AGED LADY
for maid work at Highland Motel,
West Glacier. Car necessary. c1-50
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

FOR SALE - REFRIGERATOR,
wrought iron dinette set, living
room set, platform rocker with otto
man, TV combination. Telephone $50,
Col. Falls. 5O+
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

TWO WHEEL AUTO TRAILER FOR
sale. 4 #. by #. steel pickup
box. Jim Athearn, West Glacier. 5O*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE
Starting July 10. 81 a gallon. You
pick them. Lemons Gardens, block
south of Hungry Horse News. so
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

FIVE ACRES LAND FOR SALE -
with unfinished cabin on high
way SO close to Whitefish. Phone
Kenneth Hall, 2-3463, Whitefish. SIS
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

WANTED-N STRAWBERRY PICK
ers, beginning shortly after July
4. Top wages, weed-free fields. Con-
tact or phone Wilferd Petersen, Lake
Five. phone 7-4363. So
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

SACRIFICE SALE. MUST GO. 16O
acres for sale, "a mile river front
age on North Fork, between old
Junkins place and Middlefork juno
ton. Here is where movie Powder
River" was taken. Summer cabin.
Come out and look it over. Bill
Smith. 52+
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

42-FOOT KOZY TRAILER HOUSE
for sale. Also Olds 88, '53 model,
nylon rubber. Also Al International
A-ton pickup. See or write Peck
Rem, Columbia Falls. Phone 258-L2.
Box 1913. 5O*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

TWO CABINS FOR SALE-PARTLY
furnished, with four acres, some
timber. 21z miles from Columbia
Falls. See or write Peck Rem, Col
umbia Falls, Phi. 258-L2. Box 1873. 5O*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

WHY PAY RENT? TRADE THAT
furniture, car or machinery in for
a down payment and pay balance
like rent. DOUG'S Hiway Trailer
Sales. 1h Mi. E. of Kalispell on
the Strip. Phone 6O7O. GAS
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED
Full or part time. Phone Martin
City, 7-4169. c2-5O
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

SANDERS FOR RENT: ALSO
see us for contract sanding by
experienced craftsmen. Columbia
Falls Lumber Co. tt
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

LOT ACRES AND 5 ROOM HOUSE
priced for quick sale. House
needs repairs. Beautiful mountain
view. Close to Lake Five. Write
Mrs. Halle Davis Mattson, 11043
9th Ave. N. E. Seattle. 50*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

SPACIOUS l BEDROOM HOME
for sale and garage with room for
workshop. Fine location. On two lots.
Dick Dehlbom. Phone 1912, Col.
Falls. So
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

FOR SALE-TWO HOUSES IN COL.
Falls. One 3-room and one 2-bed-
room. $500 each. Amos Hellman,
Phone Silks. Col. Falls.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

HOUSE FOR RENT - GLACIER
Water Co., Hungry Horse. Phone
1892. c1-5C
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08

FOR SALE OR RENT ACRES
partly timber, 2 cabins, 21s miles
from Col. Falls. See Peck Rem, Box
1893, Phone 258-L2. Col. Falls. II
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-08
Services

HEARING AID BATTERIES: A
complete stock at Rein Electric,
Whitefish. It
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX. TOWN HOUSE, 4o4 Jefferson
st-Restricted .neighborhood. mr..
buses, schools and stores. brk.:
nedrm. bath on End a.. over 90
II. }iv. rm with firepl., sep. entr.
English bsmt., 12xI4 din. or rec.
rm:, kit lay, and utA; rm;. walled
Ssdaesd 70 sissoo ooassTTsa sood terms Pie TE
by owner. yates Oar. Y
dens home; excellent condition; nice
appointments; private garden; i'm
hsS1Ste assnb 4 oSTsppsnsg; TE snsgsA ol7 s. st.
home on, 20 BY Ito lot. B rms !,
R.SR R $3.50, as hsM Terms. ga 4. snATfR snTpaef
LAMoND. TeaItor, XII. 9-3392.
ALEAANDRIA-Colonel transferred
ammed occupancy on this irnmac-
with lse: fenced yard. Only Si4..
assssocrAaTTiEHp isFml; sRokERsil 81, e-ssa7'
AREA--3-bedrm. ram
pier, baths. huge kitchen. h-acre
iot; HI on 2 hill. Near schools.
81 osTyAEsDARsB sDfAas5 REALTY. TIE. s-oo4s:
ALEX, downtown-Non-GI, Al 900
down. only SI2. 500 for this spacious
3-bedrm. det. brick: lge, bSfnt,, on
n:.w:h.. expan. End a.. Assume
psPaSie pspsHS ssps nSno oIs Ist tsI.. ssps.
A. .odax aERaaohM Il fh aRElInainss RIl s.7tYi: Ply:
ewes, HO. 2-389o and so. 5-65go,
LExANDRIA SPECIAI--Three-h he'd
room rambler on A-acre lot with
brick barbecue Only Si1 500 and
snonfblv nssnne ise: s.vmdn 81 loan With small
ASSOCIATED BROKERS.
ALEXANDRIA sAREA--Attractiye a.
bedrm. brick In very desirable neigh-
borhood.. Convenient to schools,
shops, churches, Equipped Kitchen,
patio front and rear; large lot. on
900. BERN1eE 1afsriss cRRTER z DAVIS, vvf:-
Realtor. so. 5-5S44.
aLEX.-HOLLIN HALL,-Immaculat
3;bedrm.. modern, brick rambler.
Ideal community with S-acre park
aid pool. Many extras. incl. washer.
grapes and traverse rods, Tv an
tenna, some materials for scr. porch,
etc. Assume SIo.500. 4q6 CT loan.
payable SS3 .03 a mo-, incl. every
thing. Should CT with only $3.50
down. E. A. HERNHOLM, XII. q
a4JIl566 ewes. so. 5-6592 and Ho.
ARLINGTON FoREsT--a-bedrm. CO.
ionial; this house has everything.
including air conditioning. dish
washer. disposal, panfled rec. rrn.
See y today. IA. 1921. --16
$50 S. Harrison--Mod- :
ern. 2:story senidet, masonry, on
quiet ,dead-end St; fenced Yd.; gas
a.-e. heat: S55 mo. total payments
incl. taxes and insur.: min. $3.50
dn. pay. OWNER, RA. 6-73I5,
ARLINGTON, 20iI N. Nelson. sib.-
950-Old brick Colonial. ige. lot.
eonv. shopping. bus and school. 4
oeorms., full baths, 2. flreplaces,
garage. Excel. financing. Open week
end or phone OWNER. IA. 2-2l39.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
LOOK NO FTIRTHER

This is it. II you are looking for q
2-bedrm. bungalow. equipped kit.
fun dry bsmt,; level shaded yard
interior freshly redecor. Move IN
with deposit
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 Wa. 1855
Evening star., 1955-01-16
sUITLAND AREA

5i19-2I KIRBY ST.
Open Sat. and Sun. noon I'll dark.
You viii enjoy suburban living. In
OF these 3-bedrrn. homes Of lat
est design. KIT. equipped With eiec; 81
revolving shelf refgr., snacious lily.
rm., with large din. area. full bsmt.:
breezeway and garage, on large level
lot completes this beaut. home.
Reasonably priced at S21, ,950.
DR.: Out Suitland rd. to traf1c
ave. and right to open sign.
Crawford & Bandy, Inc.
$500 silver Hill Rd. Sc.
RE. $4,000 Ewes, LU. 2-a55s
Evening star., 1955-01-16
ARfL1INGToN fL1hSNs1TSoS SoHlAa HALL
4EaHgNyosToSsS 4aHgIy osToSs Bo%T sogTF

8Ol 3. IVY STREET.
Already appraised for veterans ee
ssIsiSSpe1 sis.SSo and Sn 5000 Down Will
MucH MICH LESS THAN RENT. Don't
fail to see this vacant 3-bedIn.
brick Colonial sCANT 70 MM IQ
Henry Hen elementary and Thomas JEFF
ferson Jr. High School, bus, shops.
churches, theater. Lee. liv. rnl.
with fireplace. spacious. din. rH..
equip. kit. rear glassed-in porSh
with trees. fenced IN rear.
Columbia pike to s. Walter Reed dr.
stop light, turn riaht, 90 to 3. 9TH
st., turn left TO 3. Ivy st.. turn left
: 'pSI w. b B. WRIGHT
sol a. 0lebe Rd. IA. &-006Q
Evening star., 1955-01-16
OV. 3-0319
ALEXANDRIA,
OPEN Is
BEVERLY HILLS

a5i6 CAMERON MILLS RID,
Come see this spacious custom-hu
slate rooted brick Colonial featuring
FLOOR. liv. rm. with fireplace, din:
upsiairs 8 bedrms., tile bath, stor:
age room. Fuil bsint, with partial
rec, rm.: att gar. level corner l0t
with trees. Fairly priced at S27 500.
DIR: From Presidential Gardens ons
20 to old Dominion blvd, turn lets
20 10 N. Overlook drive, turn right
and continue TO intersection with
Cameron Mills rd. and OPEN etgn.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
ar NOTHING DOWN

N. Forestville. Md; beautiful de-
taehed brick Cape Cod 8 rms.
basement, rec. rm., bedrm.; powder
rm. 1st A.; huge kit. din, rm.; mod
ern as tomorrow. Call MT. kitcnen
Atty CO., ST. 3-736s; eyes,. LU
2-S136. Ii
BUY m BEAUTIFUL OAK KNoLLs
Evening star., 1955-01-16
20 ROSkY-AD. IN
PRICE $4,000

1855 ePECIAI.8iIl
i. oA.9edrm,l lya-stoTy brick Cape Cod
--rrporch; full bsmt. with recr. rm. snc
asa workshop: Anchor fence; exp attil
with plumbing; o.-h.w. heat: rea
80 ileyel I'd. with barbecue pit: S16.650
GI or CONVENTIONAL. 2S01 Ramble.
S@s wood dr., Dist. Hts. Open Sunday
at.bedrm. brick and asbestos, almost
900 new condition.. auto. wash. incl.
'rsq1 Or conventional. 1882 Kiplinl
Z 3.bedrm.. frame. fun bsnht.. 2 porches
fenced.in garden spot, workshop
- and recf. nm. In bsmt., fruit trees
-. Make an offer. 1857 Rollins ave.
No = -bedrm. stone constr large kit.
). large lot: $12.75O. 1886 Meadow.
l@y view dr.. Suitland.
,--.y H, bedrms.. reinfor. concrete: gas h, u
heat; excel condition; GI or con.
~ ventionaE $10.760. 711S Belwooc
.e.bedrm. frame: o.-h.w.; III stories
al full bsrnt. with finished rm.; fenced
."ggEd.: S1o.750. 6413 Belt ave. Brad
80, S-6edrm. frame on approx. 0 acres
full hsmt:; chicken house: within
:4s EaRocHEELE REAL ESTATE
~sUo 7124 Marlboro Pike
~ Open Sunday
Evening star., 1955-01-16

SPECIAL BARGAIN
OPEN FROM l TO 5 PM. SUN.
$40 seth ave, Capitol HeightS, Md.
Price, $3.50, $500 cash. S95 mo-;
new detached home; large ltv. rm.,
din. rrn., kitchen. bath. automatic
gas heat; large lot. Act today to
RE TkgIR --Ql
Evening star., 1955-01-16

3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLERi living
room with flreplaee, dining area.
fully equipped electric Kitchen, au.
fenced lot: desirable North ArltnE-
ton location. convenient to every
thing; low down payment to quail
fed veteran; S17.o50 Directions:
Lee highway to No, Powhattan, turn
right, follow John NJ. Anderson signs
to 6207 Williamsburg blvd; open
j To DARK IA 7-6106
Evening star., 1955-01-16

DE LUKE CAPE COD. notable for its
and attention to detail. Now nearing
COMPLETION and ready for selection Of
decor, 3 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm.
with flrepl., din. rm., exquisite kit.
on LIST a.; ground level entrance 70
light bright rec. rm. with. firepL, bed
rIn.. and bath. Could be used for
Big porch, carport. N. Arlington, l
traffc light form %. c. Price S24. :
950. Cali Mr.. SAGE. IA. 5.6s0Q.
(eves.. FL. 6-3646) with SHANNON
Evening star., 1955-01-16

SPACIOUS RMS. flrepl., picture win-
rms, unusually fne cleo. kit, large
bath make this. stone rambler .
daie, SIG. 800, Reduction for reas.
cash Owner. KE. S-5164,
Evening star., 1955-01-16

DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32I4 Branch Ave. Be. 10. S-7700
Ewes, CAL 10. 8-4762 or RE. 6-4653
21s CARMODY HILLS DRIVE
Why Rent? Only $3.50 Own.
6 rms, det. See this and be . happy
home owner. Miss Dillon, cox q
CO., UN. 4-1626. -17