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BETHESDA, MD.
BEYOND KENWOOD CLUB
WOODED HALF ACRE

Spacious 5-year- old brick Colonial in
delightful wooded setting. yet with
plenty of level lawns and play
areas, towering trees. picnic grove;
approx. 30 #. OF natural woods bor-
dering land. Charming home, breeze
way connects garage to house. deep
reception hall. 1st-h. powder rm.,
,ge. liv. rm., din. rm., lge. kitchen.
3 excellent bedrmS., > baths on End
f.; paneled dormitory rm. with
many built-ins on Ord floor. Entire
floor ceramic tiled in above-ground
bSmt.. huge recreation rm., paneled
guest rm., bath at garden level.
Splendid community. carefully pre-
served rural atmosphere. Price. S3l.-
500 Inspection invited,
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-a4O0
4Sl1 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
BRADLEY WOoDS-1st offering Of
this brick Dutch Colonial on y acre
In charming woodland setting near
Landon School. , bedrooms and 2
baths on 2nd floor. Bedroom and
bath on 1st floor. Garage and rear
screened porch. An excellent value
at S3l.5d0 Call OIL. 6-6S76 for
your appt. or DI. 7-6S30.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.
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RuslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER LOCATION. Takoma PARK
area: estab. business and fixtures.
suit. for variety store or delicsst4eS-
CsaeRRjRYc.obf AR cet IS ssHoP, operated by help;
good business; small down payt.
E5SSojMnINSs ~ ni5SsiSS,R SR TOURIST HousE-soo.
rms, II baths ssGo eSri mo r; l, Plenty sDf 81 81
furn.; busy place; ST 900 dn,. EDWIN
I've. 1 EIkas' km' sfs fsaltsE Re. 7e5i4o. 7H5H s'A
AVAILABLE FOR RENT - Refresh
@ nisS Dcol; Opening May 80: 1:a5 Box
On account Of health. S5. 000 cash.
~ 900 mo. RA. 6-9s30. -.E
BAR AND GRILL. Upper nv; i4tn an.l ~.
eorner-Doing $l1S daiiy. ,od samr Inn
trade, air-cond. Very well equipped.
Only $4,000 cash down will handle,
HOB HOLLANDER, exclusive, l4l1
"a. ave. NV, Ma. s-9743. -2b
REsrAURANT, upper Conn. ave
Very nice looking place; ideal Kitten.
on. sood bar trade; ~ o9S cash Gnn
Ps Po1 ave- HNAs NV. NA. s-s74S. rs
si 900 WEEKLY in food, beer. coin
machines, proof of excellent pSollts
IN this highway restaurant. owner mnG
to buy larger place. PRICE, slU,vHo .ouin
insI1as: msnti s.oefi oesihfPsiEiN fPsEiN1TAGoN REALTY
Due 10 DEATH viii suitcase for 8
yrs. . Tot in the heart OF Wheaton;
complete setup for used.css business; s
GIT ~; els5oa aa5 aGEEETfSG e In '1a CARD STORE
TOP downtown NV. location; pref
tiest little store in city; only 5000
cash for entire modern nxtures aho
valuable lease; available win OF
RooMTNG HOUSE WANTED Vic;
lsth and Columbia rd., BILTMORE
REALTY, 24l3 18th st. NV. HU.
3;s94l, RA: S-0277i 81,
sale, long term lease with reason
able rent. This is real money
maker. For further information or
appt: to inspect call Mr. Brown with
Ygo9Ek5As REALTY ia. s-2loo;s ia
BARBER SHOP. 4 chairs. Good bust
ness, lease available. Owner. retir-
Ing; viii sacrifiee for quick oS sale
RssiEbyihLE. sif Iii sVei "a. Sc E. Small hotel: Ell 3
pool tables. 2 bowling alleys. Rea;;
taurant with beer and wine, of and
on license. Box 1S9-K, Star. 27'
USED CAR LOT for sale; 30-35 cars.
In busy Northwest area. Little cash
needed. TU. $4,000. -31
WANTED Commercial photography
studio. Buy or partnership. Box 2i2-
CHiNCHILLAs, 4 males, 4 females;
reg: and graded. Phone Du. 1895
COCKTAIL LoUNGE-Upper Pa. ave.
n.w.--Very modern. AIR Cond; ALL
BOOTHS Rent, 5000. Lease 2 yrs.
Very small down payment will han
die. BOB HOLLANDER. Exclusive.
14l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma, S-9743.
CAFETERIA in Silver Spring; Az new
modern equipment. seats 150 plus
private room. Hours. IL am. to =
pm. Closed Sundays, doing $500
daily. Owners have other large bust
ness and are unable to devote their
full time to this one. Will sell at
reasonable price on terms to right
party. BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive
14l1 Pa. ave. NV. MA. S-9743:
UAnnTp cTyNp
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BOILING FIELD. no cash GI, S57.26
mo.-Nice .5-rm. brick; fall bsmt.,
storm windows; $4,000. Also fine
6-Tm; brick az 81 300. HARRY L.
GODDARD. Oh, 4-7922. -27
HILLCREST HTS. by owner-Det
brick Colonial home: 8 bedrms.., Ia
baths; alum. storm windows, storm
sEs sSss raasr fD ind tn SiPs Sret s1i dv.%as 1ss
fruit and shade trees: chain-link
proved Sl5 900. 10, S-4633. = 20
HILLCREST, nr. Alabama ave.-De-
taehed hHdl brk' center hall; 8 rooms 3
INV h: $le, $50; HARTMAN REAL
sHIPLEY TERRACEWLovely 2obed.
rm; brk.: full bsmt.. nat terrain.
Get this now under GI. cash or
terms. Below $4,000. Miss Bach,
EEMM. EM. 2,5gt3: Ii. 7-9377. zAGAMI
NEAR fsit'Oai; 18Th And MrNN. AVE. Fair.
lawn vlllage-semidet. brick: 3
rooms. z large bedrooms. porch.
REALTY. INC, LII. 4-S4Oo. LII.
NEAs I2s'Y; YR;ARocH1AI scnoo1-sem,-
rec rm:, gas heat, large fenced-in
call HARTMAN REALTY. INC, LU.
4-3400, LU l-7l26.
1907 que ST. s;E.-semidet; lig;
Fm pedrms din sna rm ssfb Ssl.eagpPed aBs Kit ;ui
CARozzA CO. 24i2 Minnesota ave.
s.e., LU. 4-004O. --25
I-BEDROOM English Cape Cod. 2
bedrooms. 2 baths first floor: 2
stone freplaces. .wall-to-wall car
peting; "a blk. to Anne Beers School.
Call LU. 2-1014. OWNER. -27
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK,
containing living room and fire.
place, din. room and mod. kitchen,
2 lovely bedrooms; recreation room
and garage: beautiful yard. Priced
E. DAVIS CO., 1898 K st. NV,
MA S-n2ho: ewes LII 2-nn37 --2S
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OPEN EYES 40 PM

1907 Rollingwood dr.-New 4-bedIm.
2-bat tn Colonial; 2l-ft. den and bath
on ist A.; deluxe kit. Drive cut
Conn. ave. to Leland St. ri. to Roll
ingwood dr., rt. to home. Ewes. Oh.
4-1S52: 9 am. to g pm, EN-. q
T40O
METZLER REALTORS
5022 Conn. Ave, at Neb. Ave.
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Parkwood- Bethesda

FOUR CORNERS AREA
The only house you'll see like this
Two front entrances Il to liv. rn.
and din. rrn., the other to lift.
Fitchen like you read about). N
bath on lst A.: 3 beautiful bedrms,
and bath on End A. GI APPROVED
FOR SlS.50u
E. F. BLANCHARD
Realtor JU. $4,000
OR
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R1PRER SHOP

Attention BARRIERS, we are offering .
lovely 8 chair shop. well equip. with
beautiful living quarters, completely
turn. which Is priced risht for auic ( (
sale. On 9Th st. Sc, near Marine
Barracks, Navy Yard. Pennsylvania
ave, etc. Estab. for many years.
Has done q marvellous business. With
q reasonable down. payment. terms
gladly arranged. Mr.. Gibson, LO.
7-2es0 with M. PAUL HANNAH. 81
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SHANNON & LUCHS
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1882 SARATOGA AVE.
S23 500

$23,500
Brick, 2-story Colonial with center.
entrance hall. large liv. rm. with
flrepl., din. rm.. mod. kit. with
brkfst space: 2 bedrms., ] "a baths,
rec. rm.. screened porch. Conv. to
schools, shopping and transp.
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FOGGY BOTTOM
Two-story brick: 1st floor, 3 rms.
2nd floor. 2 rooms. Priced S6.750.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN
DI. 7-3434 WO. 6-4153
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cHEyY CHASE: .; s:+Si G: siao o. sosn snrds St
nnishsd attic; painted bsmt.: gar.
fenced yard; mr.. bus, Lafayett:
School. Si65. To see this and Other
homes n this neighhorhood. call
EDw. n. JONES g. CO., INC;
$3.50 Conn. Ave. WO. o-SS3oS
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: FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH

KENsINoToN HTs.1spac., 4-bed.
rm., 2-bath, brk. Cape Cod; huge
liy. rn. with firepl.. sep. din. rn.,
GE kit, = bedrms and bath; 2 lge.
br. and b.. up: full bsmt., rec rf1. 1,
outside entr; lge;. lot. G1, $4,000.
GARTY, LO. 5-5052; ewes, JU.
5-7U24 -25
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BETHESDA

SlS.500, Rambler, S2l. 800,
Rambler. S21,950 Rambler. 500.
$50. Rambler. S24.5O0, Rambler,
S24.950. Rambler. S26.a50. Ram
bier. Sa9.950. All these ranblers
are brick and located in excellent
appointment to see, please call Mr..
Herman.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325O
EYES OIL. 2-GERo 27
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SILVER SPRING--S250 dn.. monthly
:2-bedrm. det. home, with full
bsmt.. on lge. corner lot LEO A.
BRYER q CO.. INC. JU. 9-SO33:
JU. H-l3Ok -D1
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MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA
CLEAN AS A PIN, 3-BEDRM. BRICK
Only % o MfN. fSiNsa5 FRoM \ boWMTo4N. oSTE 5Ss
LIV. RM. WITH FIREPL.. lSt-FL,
POWDER RIM. SCR. PORCH,
BUILT-IN GARAGE, FULL BSMT.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY
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BETHESDA's BEST. only S24,s50-
Owner wants immediate sale and
has really priced this accordingly.
room combination, de luxe kitchen,
dlshwaSher. disposal, 3 large bed
rooms u OF master size). 2 full
baths. Full basement. Attached l.
car garage. Call WO. 6-64S6 or
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CHEVY CHASE AREA
CT GA

An amazing value In q brick Colonial
home on heavily wooded corner
lot. 15 degrees cooler than down
town. 3 large bedrooms. 2 full
baths. large separate dining room,
fireplace, dining space in kitchen,
state roof, earage. Owner has moved
and will sacrifice for less than
Government appraisal.
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ROSEMARY HILLS

ROSEMARY HILLS - Briek-and-
frame Colonial s bedrms., full bath
and powder rm.,. liv. rm. with fire-
pl., din. rm.. kit. side porch. full
Sl35 mo. Ju. 9-3490: after 6,
LO. 5-4SU0, pa
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WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER

BEUFMB.--LIBRARY
Powder rm. on 1st A.; 2 baths on
end: beautiful kit with breakfast
area, stone-and- construction.
with very pleasing exterior design;
3 Of the 4 bedrms. are twin size:
lge. liv. rnl., opening TO huge
screened porch: garage; storage at
tic; immaculate inside and out;
S35, $50: W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
2-SHOp 'tfI q
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ROCKVILLE - 2-bedrm.. det home
fenced yard; driveway: rock wool
insulated, alum. awnings. Close ia
school; $4,000, plus ground rent
assume approx. $4,000 GI loan with
small down payment. PO. 2-36I2
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ROCKVILLE - Cape Cod: S1l.500;
$3.50 down. Liv. rm with fireplace
BILE 2nd Il. Vacant, BoNAN 4 Fo-
GARTY. Lo. 5-5052; ewes, Ju
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MASS. AVE. HILLS

4tAxAAOs A Ss 4AAA1AA
Attractive Cape Cod home In red
brick. with redwood siding. En-
trance hallway, sep. din. rm-. lss
fir. bath, den. modern kitchen
with. breakfast space. Screened side
porch; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
A.: full basement, with outside
entrance. and bath. Many custom
extras, S3I 800; Evenings call
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. tResltorsl,
1860 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
MEADoWBROoK AREA - Country
fenced picturesque rambler packed
full Of charm. 15x25 living room.
separate dining room, den, dream
kitchen P5!eed e54 sdo 10 Ell in ammeSSiss!ssIy Sssly
or DI. 1880.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
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SILVER SPRING. blk. to schools,
shops; transp,: prewar 5-rm. bunga-
low. bsmt., oil h.-w.h.: lot 76x152:
enly Sl1,950. BEERS BROS. Ju
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KENsINGT0N-2-bs -bsdrm. brick ram
bier: corner; Frigidaire. gas stove,
frepl. Nr. churches. schools, stores
$40 mo- yearly lease. unoeeupieo
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SILVER SPRING-Brick BUNGALOW: Q
bedrooms on flrst floor; second floor
roughed in. Close to parochial and
& GRAY. Ill h-kl00 -o5
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Harvard st. Near 14th
3-story brick; s rooms. 2 baths: Q
refrigerators, 2 stoves; full bsmt,
with lavatory and shower: Bendix
washer: new hall and stair carpet.
House in excellent condition. Asking
$1S,500. For INSPECTION call Mr.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS
Ala penna Ave a e IL 9-00Ql
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ROCKVILLE - 4-bedfm. modern
home. Very attrac.. dec, equip. kit,
. auto: wash. machine. din. rm.,
furnishings avail To vet. or will
FHA BY appointment. MRS. DEAN,
20: 2-2554. cox g. CO.. OIL. p
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TAKOMA PARK-Detached home on
nice shaded St; conv. location; ar
ranged for . families. 5 rms. and
bath on each floor. Priced, Sl3,500
Easy terms. HUGH T PECK. HE
4-d400 or HE. 4-4416. ewes. -
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BETHESDA-Unusua contemporary
home on wooded acre. Large liv
rm., paneled din. rm.. kit. with
pantry: 5 bedrooms. 2 baths on sec
ond floor. Rec, rm., maids room
and bath: KORZENDORFER, OIL.
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liver SPRING CoLEsyILLIL

SILVER SPRING, 2lO2 Cascade I'd
6-rm. brk.; Sl5,500. Ideal loc. Full
bsmt.. scr. porch, storm windows
Fenced, fruit trees. WA. 1888.
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AMER. UNIV. PIX. AREA. Just ovel
D. C. ine-1mmaculate. mod. 2.
story brk.; owner leaving town
compl. equip. kitchen incl. dish.
washer disposal. 3 bedrms.. pan
eled rec. rm., large screened porch
garage, pvt. shaded lot. $1,000
down for qualified buyer. EARL T
WRIGHT CO., OIL. 2-6900 till 6
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SILVER Spring. Nd. JU. g-4l23,
WOODSIDE, S. S.--ia acre of beauti-
full lawn, large shade trees; 5 rooms
and bath on lst A.; . rooms and
h.-w.h.; will sell GI; price, Sl7,T50.
Mr.. ALLEN, LO. 4-Tl31. 27'
BRICK COLONIAL: 3 bedrooms, "a
baths. side screened porch; very
clean. For further information call
THOMPSON d GRAY. JU. $4,000
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IAhUMA FAhh = C0mIUTIHUIe :
rm.. mod. kit. with dishwashcr and
disposal: lge. bedrms. and bath
up. Full bsmt. and ettic. gar incl.
rear ward on main busline Must sell.
moving west. Bargain at ST. 800.
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new. custom-built 3-bedrm. split
level ramblers on 1-acre lot. Large
and ga baths. elec. kitchen with
table space, finished rec. rm. !
with sgle., the other with Gear ga
rage. Call any time to see. ROBIN
SON. JU. S-71l7 till 8 pm, -27
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SLIGO PARK HiLLS-custom built
brick bungalow. settled, house
condition; 80 900 handles. Assume
AZ $4,000 trust. Patio and other
valuable extras: washer. deep freeze
birch cabinets. wall-to-wall carpet
ing, garbage disposal. dishwasher
garage. chestnut trim throughout
bedrms., 3 baths: min. from
mosphsTe @ e'iIni Miss aI5su Each ahq fM IoVely
u. 1887. ZAGAMI CO.. REAL
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COLORED - TODAY's BARGAIN -
Appraised GI: $14,150. Park road,
near Warder st. Semidetached brick;
large yard, detached garage, modern
kitchen and bath. House recently re-
|, wired for modem conveninces. 6 large
cs 5SImi 1sauslfgI oHNsPoS HoTs H. fS fsrpsfs s4s
ewes, DE. 2-5630. -27
COLORED-3563 nth ST. NV
Corn. brk.; IA rms. 8 b.. oil h-w h.
2-car b.-i. gar. Brokers can list.
OWNER, RA. 3-3797 or TU. 2-5257
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GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE

GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE
FARMVILLE
Westhclad Ito Foanoke) 200 Gas a. MIL rs
Las p, m: 1886 p $50
800 . m; 1926 Fri only)
Eastbound CTo Richmond 1922 1915 N: 3l5
sos pm $50 B.. M p 1
Eastbound ITO Norfolk 1903 p II AS tSun. only
BUCKINGHAM Richmond lexington
Westbound (To lexington BAL p 1921 p nj.
Eastbound ITO Richmond 1O:l7 SIT
BURKEVILLE Richmond Winston Saen)
Westbound (To W-Saem) 239 $50 m, SO M.
1:l6 p. 4:36 9:14 p
1874 p.
Eastbound Cro Richmond 2;4s a m 4:35 MI Cos a. m
I'LL a. l2:14 D. m
GOT 9:3l II 1873 IN.
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buckingham Farmers
Visit Feed Mill

f0ity-three poultry and Iiy5-
stock producers from Bucklng
nam County haYe returned from
visit 10 Roanoke. as guests 81
the Fair-Ac Feed dealer In
Buckingham. Buckingham Mills
IN Roanoke they were given a
conducted tour % the FAR Acre
Mil generally regarded as the
most modern ard one Of the larg-
esl mills ia me Southeast The
visitors were shown the firm S
poultry research center the quail
y control Laboratory and the en-
tire feed manufacturing facilities.
Among Those making the trip
we're Mrs j w Thompson, Spen-
Ger Adams and n b Adams, Of
Buckingham. Mrs John Bryan,
S n Midcih Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus SpeaSe. Mr. and Mrs Jerald
Whaley. Carl Huskie. Mrs. K ID
OWnby and Mis- Grace Murphy,
Of Cumberland. Mn and Mrs f
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Buckingham VFW
Post HOnored

Buckingham VIEW Post SAC RE-
Gently received certificate 0l
merit from the Virginia depart
gnent headquarters for theu par
ticipation in a special member
ship drive The post exceeded the
goal set by the department
The certificate vas signed b.
George c. Daley Virginia VIEW
commander and w. Wobddel.
department adiutant.
The post. together with the
Ladies Auxiliary, holds joint
monthly meetings on the first
Thursday Of each month In the
Veterans Memorial Hall near
Buckingham.
Officers and members OF the
unit are. Robert f Holmes, com
inander.. d. f Moore senior vice
commander David c Bryant
Junior vice commander Robert
q. Jones. adiutant. Jack Ander-
son. advocate; Elmer l. Maxi
chaplin Dr. w A Pennington
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Several friends visited Betty
G. Bryant at the Canyalesccnt
Home at Palmyra recently She
has been very III out Is much
improved no0
Mrs Fletcher Duncan. Of Pal
nyra recently visited MRS Maade
A PlNney MRS. Pufney continues
10 improve from 1er recent III
ness.
B l.. Aperson. III, ard John
ME Yancey both observed their
fifth birthdays March and 10
respectively at their homes. with
birthday cakes and all the trim
mings.
Major and Mrs A .. deBetten-
court and boys we're Richmond
visitors last Sunday
F.eY. Paul r. Gillian vas q
luncheon guests in The Gave home
last Thursday
Mt Zion WINS
Nj. lions WINS met with Mrs
T. L. Hudgins Tuesday evening
March 8, Mrs. c. w Cave pre-
sented q very interesting pro-
gram including a very sweet solo
rendeded by Mrs. Paul Cave.
How Long Must We Wait
Randoluh Phillips vas a Rich
uaond visitors on Monday
Mrs. w r Putney aas a pat
TENT at Johnston Wills Hospital
Richmond for a check up several
days last week
Willard Fisher and MIS- Major
Shelton. Of Mineral were lunch
con guests Of Nj and Mrs c w
Cave last Monday
Miss Ruby Davis returned
to her work in Richmond last
week after being confined 10 hei
home here with severe cold
Corporal Hobert Ii Johnson
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ct. w. John
son. who has been with the 39tf
Infantry Regiment. 9Th Division
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New Canton

Mrs Lawrence Jan1erson was
hostess al q miscellaneous shower
IN her home Thursday evening
March 10 in honor Of MI. and
Mrs Samuel W Apperson. who
we're recently married About for
ty guests we're present. The house
vas art.sticaily decorated with
spring flow efs Refreshments
served BY the hostess we're most
delicious. The couple received
many handsome gifts and many
good wishes for long and happy
married life
J l.. T'oney. Of Church Road
II visiting his mother in-l Law
Mrs Mary F. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs j p. johnson and
daughters. Emily Lou and Lewis
Johnson we're recent Farn1ville
visitors
A II Martin continues sick at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Percy
8ere Richmond visitors last Wed
nesdsy.
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In Furtlt. Germany for twelve
months viii leave for the1 States
around April IS Corp. Johnson
has been in the army two years
Mfrs and Mrs II B Anderson
we're Richmond visitors last Fri
day
Vernon Blckf0rd left for Flo
rida last week.
Little Miss Linda Mcmillan Of
NucEols has been visiting her aunt
Mrs Roy HiE.
L. r. Guerrant. OF Gold Hill,
vas a recent visitor in several
homes in the community.
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G. Connatser. Wallace Connatser.
MFR and Mrs. c. L. Hardnnar
Mrs N. n. Hardrnan. Mr.. and
MIS- r H. Harris. Mrs. Reed Mil
Ter, Mrs w. w. Moore. Dancey
McCraw. Guy McCraw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl ODnby p. NJ Ownby
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II Tretham. Mrs.
Charles Waycaster. Mrs. w. b.
Absher. Mack Tretham, Mrs w.
" Waycaster. John Murphy. Lucy
Murphy. Z. L. Poe. Of Dillwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs r T. Bingham. Of
Vera, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Goble
Of Appomattox; and w c. He
drick OF Guinea Mills. and Mr.
and Mrs. g B. Crews. Of Manteo
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surgeon Harry $ Dillon
A Davis. John II Dixon
Guthrie III Edward Y
son. Joseph r Moss III
Af SPENCE and Robert
liam
Evening star., 1955-01-12

Md. He almost missed being
singled out. He and his older
brothers got their applications
at the same time, but David
liked the looks Of it so well he
refused to put it in the mail
with theirs. Kept it around the
house for several weeks. or just
long enough for the 99.999th
Ranger to join up ahead of him.
COUNTRY STYLE-A great
rash of hillbilly, or country and
Western style. music will be
breaking out on WMAL-TV next
week. Monday will see the start
of a new Town and Country
Time" show, presented by Con-
ME B. Gay, naturally, to be seen
Monday through Friday from 5
to $50 pm. Mary Klick, Jimmy
Dean and the Texas Wildcats
win be featured.
On Saturday night of the
same week, January %, the
ABC-TV network will trade in
its Saturday night fights fol
more mountain melody. ozark
Jubilee" (to be carried here by
WMAL-TV) win star Red Foley
a big name to the aficionados in
this field. 1t will originate ir
Springfield, No., . metropolis
Evening star., 1955-01-12
star stan Photos.

described as "The Country Mu.
sic Crossroads Of America"
Il Il 4
WHO'S CONFUSED-Some-
body out at WRC-Tv put the
wrong reel of Aim In the pro-
jector and started a British
movie in the middle the other
night. When the error was dis
covered it was decided that the
only thing to do was stop and
start over and Announcer john
ny Batchelder came on to ex-
plain. Confusing. isn't it?" he
said.
Well, as q matter of fact. 1t
wasn't too confusing at all. It
is a hardy breed of movie fan
that television has developed.
The way these movies get
chopped UP to fit into TV times.
we have learned to be alert for
any hint Of what a given fllm is
about. Give any TV movie fan
five minutes near the end Of reel
two and he knows everything
that happened before and every
thing that win happen later.
even II that gets cut out. too.
Those Tv fellows will have to
do more than merely start a
British movie in the middle to
really confuse US.
~ =
1 CRITIC-It probably will be
best to let the following speak
| for itself and not get involved
In any odious interpretations.
It is an excerpt from a letter
sent by a former listener to
Mack Edwards, who left Radio
Station WHVR in the Pennsyl-
vania Dutch region OF Hanover.
Pa, to 60 to Teleyision Station
WAAM In Baltimore. It reads:
/ ~ was really shocked when I
heard you left the radio station
and went on TV. I think with
i the education you have. you
| were foolish not to higher your
/ self"
Evening star., 1955-01-12
On hs Air

Maybe It shouldn't be gone into
too thoroughly. but it seems In
dicative of something or other
that the champion lie Of the year
| is no lie at all by television stand
ards. The championship. as was
noted In the news columns the
other day, was won this year by
q man who concocted o fable
about . jet-propelled rabbit.
This got an immediate reac-
ton from Cody Pfanstiehl, direc-
tor OF public relations for WTOP.
Inc. Mr.. Pfanstiehl was quick to
advise the Burlington tWis.)
Liars Club that washington has
had q jet-propelled rabbit for
some time. It's one Of the my
tnical denizens Of Pick Temples
ranch. at which young visitors
are encouraged to take pot-shots
during his televfsIon show.
'No one except Pick Temple
and the children can see him"
Mr.. Pfanstiehl wrote to those
Burlington liars. ''But everyone
HEARS him-a violent Swoosh-
ing whine, rising until the Fast
Rabbit crashes through the sound
barrier, at which time the whole
studio ION the TV screen) turns
topsy-turvy. rocks. fades. mar
rows, widens, turns black-for-
white. and bounces.
The saddle-Sitting child al
ways shoots just behind the
rabbit, just to make him go
even faster. The children could
hit the rabbit, of course, but who
wants to kill such q fun-maker?
$50 please, Liars Club. don't
you kill him either"
Truly. as the wise man said
long ago, the first liar hasn't
got q chance.
BIG LTFT-This same Pick
Temple win be greeting his
l0O, ,OO0th Giant Ranger on his
Saturday TV show, incidentally.
This somewhat staggering figure
has prompted q statistical
minded WTOP Ilenchman to
come UP with the allegation that
II all these rangers were stood
side by side they would reach