davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
Ma chsnn.n

skin and moleskin.
Women always wore hats
while motoring, and in winter. 4
warm scarf was tied oVer the
chapeau and under the chin Fur
capes and muffs were popular
Merchants offered the daring
winter motorist all kinds Of ear
flaps, knitted muhaers. bonnefs.
coveralls, gauntlet gloves az
leather lined with fur. LONG
underwear, 'arctics up to fhe
knees, and even bearskin rugs
Some Of the auto robes or ruas
were quite ingenious in desiq6.
One for the front seat was to ba
tucked around both driver and
passenger, with four holes az
the drivers side for hands and
feet
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

DllIUIs % as snU8IY IS pOssi6Ie.
Many Of the earliest automobiles
had no roofs, so there you were
right out in the open.
Fur coats were quite mex
pensive then, and you needed
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

one Youcould
get a warm
fur coat for
$100, and
sometimes
lessI Opos-
sum and rae
coon were
favorites with
m e n The
ladies went
for coats Of
haarr.- -.-r
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
WOMEN AND WHEELS
Controlled Comfort
From Your Car Heater
q ~ Lon Chanman

Modern cars are than goos wasn't always So
IN e earliest days Of motoring, heating your car in cold
Weaner was problem # you did put your vehicle un on
~ We parn or the winter only alternative was to
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
REsCUES THE CASH

CHICAGO - up - Flames rag
ing in a laundry almost destroyed
by fire could not stop Conrad Nor
dis as he fought his way to retrieve
his spare pants. There was $1OO in
the pockets.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
Income TAX FACTS No.
Tex 1assd on Dividends and Retirement Income

8 9ss q ss..es q qrte 0n income changes articles
e 4s9 % oaon prooi9aa by 1ait hstafe 81 l.egn
ems aaa ihe De1gas Society ol Certified Public Acoo4gaaJ
@ 1890 couple may nov receive Of $3.50 vbon, r,.
eaele income Yytn
tOmitting = "s ""AS' tHs ne" tax laV
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
First Car Heaters

Early car heaters were not too
satisfactory. At first, there were
some carry-overs from the bug
g era. Bricks or smooth stones
We're neatsd in the oven At
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION OF DELAWARE

IN THE MATTER OF RAIL
WAY EXPRESS AGENCY
INCORPORATED, PRO-
POSAL TO CHANGE THElDOCKET
SIAIuS- .e,.u OF, ITS AGEN-l NO. 1873
CY STATION AT ELLEN
DALE, DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

home, then wrapped in a blan-
ket, and placed at your feet.
IN 1902 a charcoal heater was
developed for the automobile.
Charcoal bricks were heated on
a stove and placed in the car
heater, which was a long oval
metal "oven" on the floor Of the
car. This had adjustable venti-
lators, and you put your feet on
top Of it. This heater would keep
your feet warm from 8 to ST
hours.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
Life Expectancy

LIIe EsKpcCt3uCY
An average age Of So is expected
to be reached by baoies born this
year, current life expectancy sta.
tistics indicate.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 1st day of March
A. D. 1855, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
Of the deceased, must present the
same, duly attested, to the said
Sallie ArgO, Robert c. Jones, Eliza
d. Robbins and Della r. Clayville.
Executors of the estate of Nancy
w. Jones, on or before the 1st day
of March, 1856. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and
provided
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04
Wlnter Comiort NoW

Today we are pampered. In
just q few moments after enter
ing the car, the heat begins to
pour in.
How do modern heaters work?
Really very simply. As your en-
gine heats up, the water in the
engine cooling system gets hot.
too. This heated water is direct
ed through a series Of radiator
like coils in the heater. A fan
sends fresh air over the coils
which have been heated by the
hot water from the engine. This
warmed air is directed into your
car interior, with both volume
and temperature controls right
at your fingertipsl
And the more your engine
heats up, the warmer you get
Quite an improvement over lot
bricks.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

subtract dividends they are AZ
lowed to exclude $50 each)
tlOo.
Reduce the remaining $3.50 bv
ne standard deduction og 1Ogs (:
1858.
Subtract their exemptions Isl 200
eacn. e they are both over s5) /:
Taxable income: &2,6s7.
Tax ct 200 (income splitting Of
Joint return keeps them Ia low.
est brackell: S53S.
Subtract dividend credit limit be.
ing 20 Of $2,667: s5S.
Remaining tax: $3.50.
subtract retirement income credit
at 1O9o Of taxable income m
% $1,000. Assuming both hus.
band and wife are elieible total
(S4s0l. H-''VY
Result; no tax.
Dividend Exclusion and Credii
=. There are good many aifs" ana
outs involved IN the above iIInS.
tration. Consider first the matter ~
s's' v
All taxpayers (regardless Of age
q retired status) are entitled m.
ger the new law to exclude from
.neir incomes the first $50 81 divi.
lends received in 1854. Husband /
.st 1.la wife can each exclude M ~ |
~ y they both own stock. A credit /
q 80 Of dividends beyond fbis |
AMOUNT received after July 81. 1884 |
nay be subtracted from tie ~
nat would otherwise Be due.
The 80 dividend credit is linn
tea 70 20 Of your taxable income I
.ot the calendar year 1854 (and ~.
.9l years ending before 1861. bnt
~ 60 % 80 Of taxable income Tor
uture years.
Tue dividends referred to do nott
include so-cailed diVidends from,
mutual savings institutions ami
,onestic building and loan sasocis.
ions or dividends from tax-sTemDt
oopefatiVes, certain insuranee com.
-tiies ana foreign corporations.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

(HnshtOB toriter, artist. and TVt
person0lltg, Mss Cbapmdn 4 a,
..qtige Of Detroit and hos spent
ne last several years workin0
aglth aNtomobile stglists. desigG- |
sfs 0Na e4giReers at ChfgslerI
20TpofqtiQN.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

SALLIE ARGO
ROBERT G. JONES
ELIZA d. ROBBINS
DELLA r. CLAYVILLE
Address: Executors
Milford, Del.
Milford, Del.
Milton, Del.
Christiana, Del. 3-4-3t
Evening star., 1955-03-01

can't possibly overfow-c can't possibly dam
age your machine. In fact, most automatics
contain box of all when they leave the fac
tory-to get you off to the best possible startl
Whether you own front-loading or top
loading automatic washer, remember +. :.
you'll always have the cleanest, brightest
washes when you use all. For no thick-suds
detergent can ever ,Uash so clean, yet rinse us
free as aU
Evening star., 1955-03-01

all works with your automatic-nota against
it. all lets your clothes slosh and slither
through the water, just the way the manu-
facturer intended them to. "Controlled suds"
Evening star., 1955-03-01

sticky film that makes fresh-washed clothes
dull and dingy. But all goes to work down
in the wash Water with the clothes all hangs
onto the dirt and drags it out with the rinse
water. So there's no possibility of a sticky
suds scum when clothes are washed in all.
What repairmen say
Here's another drawback Of hick-sudsing
detergents They foam up and hinder the
action of your automatic. They may even
overflow and ruin expensive parts.
In fact, repairmen say that high percent
age of washer troubles are caused by too much
suds. So isn't it just good sense not to take
chances with that precious automatic of
yours?
With its remarkable controlled suds,"
Evening star., 1955-03-01

TTs LIKE THE DAWN of new day when you
i discover all with its miraculous "con-
trolled suds'' action. You'll Immediately
notice wonderful difference in all your
washday things. You'll see and feel how much
cleaner and fresher they are.
Millions of happy women have already
made this discovery. They've said goodbye
forever to old-fashioned thick -sudsing deter
gents. They've taken up this new, modern
way of washing clothes.
The sorry story about suds
Suds may be nice to look at-but it's not the
suds that give you thorough, clean wash.
Suds froth away on top of the wash water
instead of getting down to business where
the clothes are. Thick, soapy suds can deposit
Evening star., 1955-03-01
You can make light of your laundry
with an automatic washer and al

all is the original patented 'conroled detergent
detergent
wash yet free
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Camhodia Ballot Backs
King by 476,11O 10 TIA
BY the Assoeioisd Press

'PANoM PENN, Cambodia
Feb. 9.-The government said
yesterday King Norodom Si-
hanouk's subjects so far have
voted almost unanimous ap-
proval of his efforts to win In
dependence from France.
Asked to say in q national
referendum whether the youth
full ruler had kept his 1852 vow
to obtain freedom without blood
shed, 476,1l0 Cambodians re-
piled "yes" in Mondays ballot
ing. A scant ia cast black
ballots Of dissent.
With only four small isolated
provinces to report. the king had
1882 per cent backing in what
will be interpreted as q reverse
to his Nationalist critic. former
Premier Son Ngoc Thanh.
The polls will not close until
today. but the bulk Of the popu-
lation voted the first day.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
By John W. Stepp

The Washington Civil Round
Table conducted the Vicksburg
campaign all over again last
night. with the help of two de-
scendants Of the Union and
Confederate commanders there.
Well over 100 members and
friends jammed the Army and
Navy Club to hear the honor
guests. John c. Pemberton and
Mai. Gen. Ulysses s. Grant III.
Mr.. Pemberton, a New York
attorney, is the namesake-
grandson Of the defender of the
Mississippi bastion, which fell
on July 4. 1868. His grandfather
surrendered to the present Gen.
Grant hard-hitting grandfather
after AZ days of relentless siege.
withhold Verbal Fire.
Mr.. Pemberton and the gen.
eral had met once before-on
the battle-ground in 1887. Mel
ther showed an inclination to
fire verbal canister at the other
or their grand -daddies, but Mr..
Pemberton had a poignant mes
sage:
There have been too many
belittlers Of Gen. Pemberton,
even though it took the finest
Army and Navy in the Union
forces to make him bite the
dust"
1t is his hope, he said, that
future historians of "the war
that never ends" will thoroughly
re-examine the Vicksburg cam
paign and assess his grandfather
In the meritorious light he
deserves.
Gen. Pemberton was bitterly
criticized in the Confederacy
after the surrender of the city.
The nub apparently was his fail
ure to join Gen. Joe Johnston's
forces somewhere between Vicks-
burgh and Jackson, Miss. To-
gether, their armies might have
whipped Grants. Gen. Pember-
ton resigned his commission
after returning in o prisoner
exchange and settled down on q
farm near Warrento1, Va.
Francis F. Wilshin, author
historian, gave a detailed ac-
count-aided by lantern slides
from many wartime photos-of
the 14-month campaign that
saw thrusts at Chickasaw Bluffs
and along the Yazoo River; the
canal-digging undertaking on
the peninsula across from
Vicksburg; Admiral Porter's
feet exploits running past the
Vicksburg batteries and dueling
the rebel guns with his from
clads, and finally the free-wheel-
ing sweep from the south along
the Big Black River to throttle
the city.
"Whistling Dick" Recalled.
He talked Of "Old Abe" the
eagle that would swoop Shrek
ing over the Union troops when
Iiring grew intense.
Then there was the Rebel gun,
'Whistling Dick" that used to
give the Federal troops the
willies when its reputedly
square shells hurtled through .
Evening star., 1955-02-09
'Domyonkees' Take Yicksburg
Again at Round Table Here

the air. Whenever the gun
boats would go out to assault the
vicksburg batteries, their stand
ard instructions wound up:
"And don't forget to take a
few shots at tWhistling Dick"
A onetime historian for the
Vicksburg National Military
Park. Mr.. Wilshin offered one
of. his own anecdotes:
Not too many years ago. a 96-
year-old veteran Of a Wisconsin
regiment toured the battle
field he fought on. On a huge
monument listing the names of
the Wisconsin men in the as
sault. he picked out the namss
of his comrades with easy
familiarity. He fingered, chuck
ling, over one name.
THAT was the only man in
the regiment who was ever cap
tured." he said. HE always was
a slow runner"
Evening star., 1955-02-09
New zeolond BIust
Linked to Meteorite
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

AUCKLAND, New Zealand,
Feb. s.--Many persons were in
clined today to believe that a
dazzling object seen above the
west coast Of New zealand's
South Island Sunday was a
meteorite which disintegrated
on reaching the earth's at
mosphere.
At the same time the object
was sighted. a blast Of terrific
force was reported heard and
felt over several hundred square
miles.
Observers at widely separated
points described the object as
cigar-shaped. emitting a dazzling
light and travelling at high
speed.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
.$ll<

How? Why? :. what's the story behind this
exciting price? Simply this our top coat
designers are now turning toward spring.
They let us have brand-new freshly made up
coats in luxury fabrics :. +. each tailored with
infinite care representative of the seasons
top silhouetteS and fashions smartest colors!
Then to richen the cream, we added big re-
ductions from our own better stocks. Read
the lists Qeft)-they're just an inkling Of
what to expect! Misses and petites, 8 to 18,
juniors, Z to is in the group.
Better Goats and Young Wasngtonian Shop 3rd Floor
Washington; End Floor, Sluer Spring and PARKingtoR
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Nudism Hit in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 8
R.-The Arkansas House yes
terday passed a bill to prohibit
nudism. The vote was 66-5. The
bill now goes to the Senate.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Brick bldg. in Westoyer section Of
N. Arl. Ali apts. have lly, rrn., din.
area, bedrm.. kit. and tiled bath.
Real value at $46.50O with S10.-
900 cash.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

ARbED0E REAL ESTATE CORP
1888 wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 7-4446
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Is,ois HoIcE z. AFa; IT, soK BHsLNEssl SITE

i50 It. front, 242 It. deep: also
rear entr.: 36,100 "a. It. more
available; 400-ft. elev:: speed
Evening star., 1955-11-06

LoUDoUN CO., VIRGINIA
NR GOOSE CREEK GOLF CLUB
2aS AcRES with long lrontaBe on
( (ionsn Greek and TO ail-weether
roads: ready for development; $i75
per acre.
5000 per acre,
40 ACRES--I,ong road frontage;
GOOD land S225 per acre.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY

DIRECT FROM OWNER, D. c. OF
MARYLAND, detached 2 or 3 bedrmS, +;
Will pay cash: poas- ny Dec. lbtn.
Write Box 20S-B. Star.
VA. OWNERS--Spot cash for homes,
more ON ternsi md trust money
avail. MR.. WHITE, JA y.b26j:
WE hAtk lash CLIENTS, TOT
tiouses in lne D. c, area No charEe
for our appraisal. 30 years gery.
Ice. FLOYD &, DAVIS CO. Real
tors 1919 x St. NV, Ma. S-ti5b2,
Ewes Ju, U-255p
ALL CASH for Nd. or D. C. homes;
Immeeiatc appraisal. ERWIN
REALTY CO. WA. 7s1232, Wa.
7-O334. WA, 7-24U0. ~
VIC. BETHESDA, Rockville, Silver
Spring, TAkonia PIX, NV, Pay cash
HIOHEsT IL aiaSi CASH oFFER Nj On propsrr..
ties ID "a hours. Mr., DELLE, 10,
a.Qas3 or 81. 3-3SiEO -. ,.,,....
b. 3. On nearby Nd. ST, 3.352o
ewes. Mr.. cURRo. ~. e-i3s2.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Continued on Next PaseJ
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BUSINESS PROF.. WANTEp
STORES FOR RENT


AND LADY'S apparel
shops wanted to complete new lS-
SFsh SIs sn0PPi5s s5s Gs ssn'ss wErsssRRa ogsnIas
whsTMiioN4 iisssIiiisNn 2iSpg; sHSpPIsG CENTER
Columbia pike and Glebe rd., Arl.;
lge, shopping center with ample
parking; ideal location for shoe
store, restaurant or Clothing store,
ready for immediate occupancy.
STY Sail Mr.; ADl, Aprii; AD 4 ~ 4-7?Is; SID
1881 18th ST. N.W.-Suit. specially
shop, dress, harber; heat incl:
toilet; lease given $135. o'SUL-
LIVAN, Ma. S-TS4S 10
WHEATON, isx55 in new shop. een-
ter on Georgia ave. opposite Safe
way left at $3.50. Also Silver
fsnrins fSr lS SsasiMs MsaRsfEEERs MI fEfa Ese EEa tqTs
ESTATE, JU. 9-s55a; sun. JU, T.
NEIS STORES FOR RENT IN estab.
lfshed shopplng center; ample park
ing Located in wheaton Trianele.
/ zoe FEM 'PiENSA. AVE, s.E.-Modern
tory. suitable for beauty shop, nv
repair, etc; $50 mo. RALPH D.
1904 nth ST, N.W,--Grd. N. store,
bsmt., liy. ltrs. on 2nd A.; $3.50.
Call CO. 5-3533.
1I4I 9th ST. N.W.--3 story and
bsmt.. bldg, total approx. $500 SQ,
$250, Call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a
CO. co. 5.3533.
shopping Center on new
Baltimore washington parkway at
Riverdale rd. intersection. Stores
now leasing. LO. 5-44S4 weekdays,
- Great opportunity
for any business. Sl3 Eye st. NV.
S15 month. DI. T-50Sn.
APPROX. Is400 SO. FIT. OF serni-
basement space In large apt. hotel,
5uItAhic Ter food store, otfioes.
dancing school, wholesale or retail
business, Private entrance, Prif5
telephone service to tenants In
building. SfSu monthly rental, heat
and water included. Located IN I .
Cavalier $500 4th st. NV, Teie-
phone MRS. JACKSON, TU. 2-sti00.
VEST HYATTsvILLE. Queens Chapel
shopping center Ground f1ocr
store or office. Approx. 500 50. ii,
H. CARLYLE dc Loz1ER, Realtor,
WHEATON RID. = 9
air-conditioned rooms, suitable any
business. Ready Nov. LIST; S225. per
month. c. p. FLETCHER. Reaitor,
JU, $4,000. OIL 4-35g6.
fContinued on Next Pane1
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BUSINESS PROP. FoR stLt

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES
in LA PLATA. ND. and on 30l
hwy, for businesses Of all types,
once buildings, apartment houses,
profitable general store aud lots on
which owners will build TO suit
tenant. Inyestigate now. LEONARD
SNYDER, TEL. 1911. LA. PLATA,
Evening star., 1955-11-06

a HOME AND BUSINESS. 3523 I4th
81. n.w.-2 stores or ofnces. 2 apts.:
gar gas beat BArsain- OWNER
silver sPRING-i-story house, on
lot, 5Ox1l0, on Ramsey ave. Suit
able for ofices; Bsmt- apt. rented.
$l9,250. $1,000 cash. COFFMAN
REALTY CO, Ju. 9-4123 or 10.
ALExANDRIA--s.pS5 50. #, ca
commsrcisi ground: paved stfees
and paved side and rear alleys.
~ So; IT, A. N. ROTH CO.. RE.
CORNER sroRE AND s-RM. APT.
9th and q sts. n.e.--vacant, may
tsR tsn. y TiS dSeE prlMyess w.sSsr 81 STsn1s cd Ie
4944. MARSHALL J. WAFLE co..
ROCKVILLE PIkE-4O,000 50. II.
utilities. Mr.. ToMlIARo. 20. e
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Brick bldg. Is
move IN today-Larae store, q
rooms. 2-eaF garage; vacant; 8
apis. rented; apis. viii pay for
building; CaH at once. Mr.. ODUM,
CHOICE 1PT. COR BUsnNEss) SITE.
close.ii. 1855 Lee hwy. Arlington;
l60 z; front; Ia 242 sce #: deep: also
avaIla5is: % 4oo-tt. oS.i1O i; sIey y speeS pSss
highways, sign on premises.
BRAND-NEW, BRICK-FRONT build.
ing. IN business section Of Fails
Church, Va. on Broad st.. to be
used as Offices and stores. Good
rental TTnaTo ysits; A s1ed I'D speculative s value.
Washington ST.. Falls Church. u.
oGTs4Ff.TowN oJIsSf / owNER b,. de-
cided 70 cut loose valuable prop.
erty,al215 X st, NV, at $40, 500:
deep lot. was priced $4,000. 444S
y Michigan avenue. venue Miami Beach.
6I9 H ST. N.E.-Home for your
business with living quarters ups
stairs. Suit. pawnbroker's ex-
change, printing shop. Reasonable
price. LANE, Jr.. MA. S-943S
sfoSp:. r kp. assaae. ssr.io p,rk,n. ,..,o,,
masonry, concrete fioors. asphait
tile, Possession 4 months. Price,
$4,000. Down. Ss. 600: bal, Sl36.
mo. Almost new. Falls Church, Va.
CALsO GAS sTATfON--Loeated on
Y. s: No, ( mi, south Of Alex.
is iRamPnft Dartte tSeo0 og az 2Tnsr oS Ss.1 oDssst
rental ionE lease II desired. OsS Must
sell so. SS13l5
TOP LOCATION at Ashton. Mary.
land with f-room home and 240-
feet road frontage. $50. 600 with
coming guaranteed RIPLEY q
ROMER, EV. 4-o411: II no ans,
JU S-303S.
APT. BLDG. SILVER 6PRINO-New
6-unit apt house, Owner trans
ferred Sacrifice. INVESTIGATED
ATLAS-SoUTHERN BLDG.
lCAGL AFTER 2 PMS
MA. S-7Ob0 EN-. 2-3033
Evening star., 1955-11-06
IDYS s. BARNEY. IIAdIng .
RAY BARNEY
Vienna va. pu 5-saJ0,

GI-- Beaut. 8,
bsdrfn.. det house, earsse ~
baths. lee, lot. Other s-bedrm
def, houses. W. +. SYPHAA. ia,
SsbeiT. "a. S.424e. ID
Evening star., 1955-11-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY
MAS PATUXENT

!. MAS PATUXENT
Modern :3-hedroom home in heauti-
ful location on Bretons Bay, ~
miles from MAS. Sl7.S00.
New g-bedroom home with delight
fui view overlooking Bretonts Bay
I'd miles MAS. Sl4.000.
New 2-bedroom homes on Patuxent
! River. Attractive location. Sand
beach. FHA finapcifg sale Or
rent. $I2.750.
Modern 2abedfoonn home. Three
miles MAS. Completely equipped
kitchen, spacious closets. FHA
fiianetnR. $1O,b0U.
waterfront and inland building sites
IN selected locations. Contractors
available.
j. SPENCE HOWARD, JR; :.
st Marys City GL. Mis- %
Rappahannock County
Large house; hotswater heat; bath;
trees, lockwood plus y other mouse
and lots in historic mountain toMn,
WashinKton. Va; all Tor S1o,VuV
to settle estate.
T. ]. Pillar, Broker
Phone g462
Sperryville Va.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
3sii Lee iiEy.
s-BEDRMs-lA.

In Vienna area. l. blk. on
main hwy. Here u the couIi-
TN home you've been looking
for and Il Is In Al eond.
u. r.. d. r.. equip. kit. .
bedrns. and bath. lst a.; !
big rm- with inches and
shelves ARRANGED Ideally for
children. md n; fuil dry
bzmt.s lear garage; fruit
trees. strawberry beds, grape
sfborB, shrubberey: wonderful
place for children, Owner be-
ing transferred. Price, Sl3ts
500; rehs. down payment
bal. IKE rent
Evening star., 1955-11-06
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ROMYE9 LAMBORN

REALTOH
FOR THE BEST IN REAL ESTATE
or. 4-S5ss OF, 4-Sil:i5
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Veterans
Day Special

one-owner frame home.
better than new condition Lying
room, dining room. kitchen, bed
rooms and bath. expandAble attic
plus sull basement. Immediate oc-
ciipancy: convenient Arl. neighbor-
hood wReioaHp4P apPtRfEsHpL tRRfEsHpLTy. INC.
4 NJ Giebe Rd., All. IA. 2-4SO0
Evening star., 1955-11-06

ARE you cRAMPED FOR sPAcE7
UNCOMFORTABLE IN SUMNER?
UNSATiSF1ED WITH OLD FASH
IONED OFFIcES2 UNABLE TO
PAY HIGH RENTS DEMANDED
FOR MODERN QuARTERS2
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OC-
cuPANCY a SMALL PRIVATE
YOUR REQUIREMENTS. WITH
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, YOUR
PRESENT RENTAL PAYMENTS
ARE CONVERTED INTO EQUITY.
B. FRANKLIN KAHN. REAIToR
NO. 7-911I Eyes. OIL. 4e017s
Evening star., 1955-11-06
RAMBLER
SPECIALS
s1a.a00

see this lovely. 2-year-oid
home. with 3 larEe bedFoolas,
large dining r. fully eauipped
kitchen. daylight basement
with fun bath roughed iil'
beautiful shaded lot for the
Riddles: excellent finanetas
viii 60 CT or assume .
.s14 500 OF ioan, $1,000
WIN handIs. maybe less.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
NEW AND RESALE
nAvIp z. NIMMER

Mai Gen. U. s. Marines, Retired
REABTOR
OV. 3-44II
Eyes Gen, Batcheider, oY. 3-3a0S
l0s M Patrick s. Alex s2.--
Evening star., 1955-11-06
S2n.ah0

Are goi looking for atiet
country living with q close
ID ioeation2
Then see this stbedrporn
rambler. situated On : "a
aere parkiike lot. with 8
sometime brook In the rear
ysrd. Ihs.daylisit basement
opens onto : large patio and
Sarasn.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
CAPITOL HILL.
M uNITS

Nr. I4th and Columbia rd NV
Excel. det. brick apt, gross SIS
900 annually low oper! expenses,
Seldom vacancy. Sla,hue On.
will show good return for consery-
alive investor. SI9LER a. CO.
RA. 3-343l or Oh. ~ s4si9.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
"MONEY TALKSn

MONEY TALKS"
This 3-bedrm.. IL bath Cap Cod
home with fun bsmt, In excel. N.
Within 3 eiks, Of schools, shop. and
bus--excel. condition-wih sell .GI
or FHA with low cash and monthly
payments less than rent, Price
$l4.e56. Ewes, KE. 6-9572. ia.
1-011S, IA. S-0700.
Wright a. Blackma1l, Inc.
IA. S-e3ss. Realtors, ia. 7-2777i
BIG HOUSE,
SMALL DOLLAR
Truly the home for the large or
growing family. u Is UNIQUE tnl
that Il Is . rambler type with 2
kitchen on one noor and an ex-
pandabie upstairs. Other features
include big daylight basement
and lear garage, This Is a fine
pHETs s9S II i9lS ne RSSE4 Ssp yl yE ~ ass 81
$500 Under CT Appraisal
Buys this IKE. 5-rm. brk. semidet.
f.nced S%e ssmt ss mis- rsss rP ne. ARsaof Rens'
only min. 70 70 Pentason; on priced
low at s10.450: . email down
payment. Call now.
Blankenship Real Estate
IA. S-o4gT
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Would be PROUD TO display this
charming custom -designed 3-bed-
room. a-bhth rambler, featuring
dashboard heat and central air
eondittonfug, TO say nothing OF the
24-ft, living room with raised
hearth. spacious dining room, de
luxe all-electric kitchen. including
dishwaShef, automatic washer and
dfier. Has fun basement With maid 81
room, recreation room and fun
bath--also stone patio with outside
fireplace. Situated on q huge 15s-l
0Q0.sq.- 1T. wooded lot, Only
DIRECTIONS: Cut Columbia pike toI
Lakewood stEn. turn in and take
service drive onto Brentwood ST.
turn right TO HOLLEY open sign
Omen 2 tn n