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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

a relatively inconspicuous birth
the All.America Cities Awards
have snow-balled in six short
years into an institution Of ma.
tional significance. The contest
began at the National Municipal
Leagues National Conference on
Government in st. Paul, Mime.
sofa, in 1919. The League, non
profit organization, was founded
60 years ago by Theodore Roose.
welt, Louis d. Brandeis, Carl
Schurz and other leading young
men Of the day to improve the
quality of local government in
the United States, largely
citizen action
The late Gideon Seymour, ex.
ecutive editor OF the Minneapolis
Star Tribune, assigned one Of his
reporters, Miss Jean James, to
get the officials of the National
Municipal League to name the
best governed cities in the coun.
try. Alfred Willoughby, execu.
tive director of the League, told
her that it would be impossible
for anyone TO make such a judg.
ment.
He suggested that the League
could choose a number of cities
which had made an outstanding
record OF improving their gov
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
CITY MatrOns Looking
For More Progress

While the news of the day the signal honor which
has been won by Rockves citizens ownspeope generally
showed desire to accelerate the rate of civic progress in
the future rather than to stand current aurels.
In public opinion sampng for this special edition, the
SENTINEL found widespread sentiment in favor of the plan
for Rockville civic center suggested at last weeks
meeting of the Mayor and Council More Fairgrounds also
came in fnrc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

eminent during the preceding
year,
Informally, the staff of the
League and other experts attend
ing the national conference pick.
ed eleven such cities. Miss
James wrote the story and called
the eleven "a team of All.
America cities" The Minneapolis
Sunday Tribune gave the story
full.page spread. Newspapers
in some of the cities thus recog.
nized picked up the story and
proudly proclaimed that honors
had come to their communities.
The following year, another
writer covered the National Con-
ference on Government - in
Buffalo - and another group of
All-America winners was named.
Several Of the cities suggested
that a ceremony be held and
some tangible evidence Of the
honor be presented to the mayor.
At an appropriate public meet
ing, the first All.America scroll
was presented Mayor Ollie Cze.
lusta Of Toledo, o. :
In 1851 at the League Nation.
al Conference on Government in
Cincinnati, a formal jury was
impaneled. DR.. George II. Gal.
lup, now president of the League,
Continued on Page -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

Mrs. Pauline McKinistry, Rock
crest: I'D like to see more ac-
tivities and sports for young
sters, discussion groups for
adults. This means a central
community building"
Mrs. Kathleen Shumaker, West
End: my vote goes for bowling
and skating for both teen ayers
and adults. That means a place
for bowling and skating"
Mrs. Samuel Carr, 303 Dean
Drive: "a swimming pool, and
primarily teen age activities,
such as a skating rink and more
bowling facilities"
Mrs. William Fuchs, 1914 Viers
Mill Road: II think we need a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
More Coming!

In addition to this special
edition which is going to every
person served by the Rockville
Post Office, the Sentinel will
appear as usual for its sub.
scribers on Jan. 20.
More All American news
will appear in the issue of Jan.
20 including:
Mayor ID. Y. HOvsepian's
message to the people of Rock.
Vile.
TwinbrOok's part in the win.
ming of the award by Rock.
vile.
More pictures of Rockville
and other priZe.winning All
America cities.
What the award really
means to ROckville"--a search.
ing appraisal by the Sentinel.
And many more special fea.
lures for which room could
not be found In this issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

AS result, the enterprise of
Rockville John @. Citizen will be
spread throughout the country in
the issue of LOOK on the news
stands Jan. 25 and millions of
readers will learn that Rockville
is a good place in which to live
and rear a family.
1t is the first time that com.
parable national publicity has
been accorded to Rockville. 1t
is all the more noteworthy be-
cause such favorable national
notice was achieved by the ac-
ton of the people of the City
rather than through the efforts
of any "publicist".
In it's release announcing the
selection of Rockville, LOOK
gave full credit to the group
called Citizens for Good Govern
ment" which worked to ELECT a
government with modern ideas
to fit the, towns rapidly grow.
ing population" ~ -- 49,
LOOK also gave full credit to
the greatly increased voters.
registration achieved in the last
City election and the heavy vote
which far exceeded any other in
Rockville history.
There is still much to be
done, but Citizens for Good Gov
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Jury of Prominent Americans
Finds Evidence in Local Areas
To Refute Citisen-Apathy Charge
BY Amos Landman
Public Relations Director, National Municipal League

sof OotherA American
communities challenged
Americans apathetc about their
the
the National
il oneo of the winners.
Since the in
the AAmer
citizens for civic improvements of all kinds
of local
of
chieved
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

The following are answers of
typical area housewives to the
question: "Where do we go from
here = what do we need most?"
Mrs. Daniel E. Gather, Ill
Cairo Street: "The older children
need the most. They need to be
organized for recreation and
when we know what equipment
they need, we should get it,"
Mrs. Robert Boyd, 1881 Gran
din Avenue: 1--WE Iced a swim.
ming pool and a pioperly super
vised skating rink Bowlin g
alleys, too"
Mrs. Mary Evan, 300 Maple
Avenue: I'VE should have a CEN
trally located, recreation center
with space for arts and crafts"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Four County Men
Join u. S. Air Force

Four local men enlisted this
week for the us. Air Force, &C.
cording to T/Sgt. Jordan, local
Air Force Recruiter.
They were Tex G.. Asbury,
Ralph E. Bryant, George K.
Crown and Joseph r. Higgins.
The four men were flown to
Sampson Air Force Base, New
York where they will begin their
basic training.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

Some of the largest and most
heavily industrialized elite s
some of the most fashionable
suburbs, and some of the most
bucolic of villages have been
selected for All-America honors,
demonstrating that zeal to make
ones home town a better place
in which to live is found every.
where.
Among the victors over the
years were Chicago and Philadel.
phia, the nations second and
third largest cities. Other big
city winners were Boston, Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, Des Moines,
Hartford, Kansas City, Mime
apolis, New Orleans, Pittsburgh,
San Antonio, Scranton and
Toledo. Among the smallest
were De Soto, Mo. (pop., $3.50
and Decatur, Ark. (pop. 1901.
Demonstrating that citizen ac.
ton for the public good is con.
tinuing force in many communi.
ties, five cities have won the
All.America crown twice. They
were Boston, Cincinnati, Phila.
delphia, Kansas City and San
Antonio.
Winners have dotted the map
from Maine to California, from
Washington TO Florida, from
Minnesota to Texas.
Like 50 many ideas which had
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

swimming pool and more we'll
equipped Fairgrounds"
Mrs. William Swingle, 1915
Grandin Avenue: "a community
center, like a Y, with swimming
and activities, handicrafts,
hobbies and musical instruction"
Mrs. Roy Skahill, 706 Balti-
more Road: "a community cen
ter for swimming, roller skating,
and also equipment for small
children. l think we also need
something in the way of boys
clubs for the young boys"
Mrs. Leslie Dodge, 1909 Gil
bert Road: Fairgrounds for
little children close to their own
homes, and more baseball fields
for boys. A convertible COM
munity building that can be used
for many purposes such as skat-
ing, dances, plays, games, etc"
Mrs. Winfield Smith, 2012
Rockland Avenue: I'D like to
see a swimming pool that is open
to the public; not on a commu-
nifty club basis. Most of us don't
have the money to put 5000 or
SO into a club pool, but we'd like
to be able to SWIM"
Mrs Donald Fisher, 1908 Viers
Mill Road: II think we need
more organized games'and acti-
vities, better equipped play
grounds, and a community center
with a gym that can be used for
sports and dances"
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

City Named One Of II in US.
For Citizen Initiative BY LOOK,
And National Municipal League,

Rockville
Magazine
The
comng
tive" in in
through the
evidence OF enterprise the part of tn citizen ,
test Shortly before
the the
ally the naton
Evening star., 1955-01-24
coLSo6sn5rp S6nr 5DSa5sS oDSSsa55ssTSoH
. HOUSES ron SALINE.

EAST CAPITOL ST.. ll12 Lincoln
Psrkl--9uit, 2 families. modern 10
nm. Colonial brick. 3 baths. 2 kits,
excel loc. DAWN REAL ESTATE.
607 Kennedy st. n.Es fu. 2-2zzs.
NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL Aka,
$12s960 on easy terms with low
down payment. Modern 3-bedrm.
brick with full basement and big
yard. Bus at corner. Quick posses
sion. Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924
I4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005, --26
VIC. HAWAII AND NO.. CAL. P.--6-rm-
house. Sl6.850. Win rent with op-
ton TO buy. ESTELLE PkA6CE.
BRICK hifiDaG SfDG. nr. capitol ana IL
brary---3 complete spts.. vacant,
$500 to 81 900 cash. New eond.
Home and an investment. Also !
on 3. Capitol st., win exchange.
OWNER, IA. 0-701Q. -4
rms. 2 baths. rec! rm.. gas heat,
large yard. Assume 4A% loan.
small down payment, bal. less than
rent. Ii. 6-7043. LA. 6-6562, WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
$500 DOWN, Az LOAN---2-yr.- .-oid
brick semidetached home, 5 bed
rms. III baths. finished basement.
III Deiafield ST NE. La. 6-1424.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
HOUSES FoR sALI-MD.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

Locust Hills. weli-built
brick Colonial, on 200-ft. deep
Wooded lot receipt. hall liy, nm.
fireplace. dining troom With picture
window. modern equipped Kit,
pSyses pssssssd T goreh ersss sns larae Sne bea a.
rms. and 2 baths; maids rm. and
bath IN hsmt.,. att. gafage: asking
SassbQp BILLIN0SLEY REALTY
CO., EM, 2-2326. ia
BEliiESDA-- Modern contempoFsry
s.nsdrooEn, & s.eath , hone. l. larEe iisans ess
kitchen with table space. bedrooms
and bath on first floor. owner trans
ssiss HfiTfNosiEY RaiESAL,TTY II Co.
EM 2.s329 I'D q ON.
kMOLlS---3-hedroom brick
rambler i e, baths Fss rs arn Et1,.. la; larE;s
tsrns GIDEON G. JOHNSON. 10.
raEvf cHAsR, nm. = pe,. E Sr,ek
rambler. on lot S0xlOOi 2 hedfms.,
library, : haths, deck porch and
stone patio. attic RaraEe; lust gE
Msssern VS.: sr,ss ave- sss sSQEs Pinsesrst n SlF-
e-ITes, 4. =. oRAvGTTK, Realtor.
CMsyS MAJ 4 e IS yciiAu--.ou.s,shc,ns s-eed-
ffn.. 2 k-oath. custom rambler. Lax
uriolis EXTRAS. Owner transferrgd
Priced IN mid 30s. OIL 1850 so
vnkvx CHASE. ND. Ess listing q
Hieh echo6E isfss hedroums and
2 baths, ikt-hQor po4der room,
FlniShed Src npor. Weil-to-wn1l
bafpeting included, This IS large
s;s1ss sSsss aes e, IA = cs ,Hnesc's' wo ssR
nc II ? essvs CO. HcS cSs... = 8 SGE1s z. : col
Evening star., 1955-01-24

NEAR RIGGS PARK
6-room semidet. brick: rec.
Tm.; gas heat. A real huy. Only
6400. HUGH T. PECK. IA
GI-$750 DOWN
Riggs PIX. 81 900 under CT appraisal.
3-bedrm. brick. Rec. rta. W/firepl.
Liy. rm. w/drepl. Sep. din. rm. Kit.
w/brkfst. area. SI4.950. $3.50 On.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN q co.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
HILLANDALE
m TOWN NV.

$4,000 SQUARE FEEr. IN fireprook
Building, on $4,000 ga. IT. Of land,
street frontages, loading docks.
drive-in doors, oii-burner steam
heat partitioned Offices. 4 large
lease. Vacant. Call Mr., Morgan.
KooNES & MONTGOMERY, NC,
Realtors. DI. 7-2342.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
wAREHoUsEs FoR sALE

1850 80. Ex--ssx bIds. z0roc,
s:sss'fL Sc l &c s;:.. iSrs!s e ss.!s.5S: q sssF
Evening star., 1955-01-24
HOUSES UNF0RNIsHED tcons.

FALLS gHURCH-New. 3. 4 or S bed
Een EocE e s.z9ls5IsI; YETI; E8p. SIs9 iaS IS MO sI4
$40 PER MQ.--6 rms; iee. yd.;
bsmt., rec. rm.: gas heat. 222 Gala
tin 81. NV. To inspect. ST. 3-3657.
VIC. HAWAII AND n. cAp.-s-rm.
house; $Ife. incl. utils. Option 70
buy sI8,94o. IEsTELLR PEARcE.
EN-. 3-SSS4. IA
AvONDALE. MD.-Lsrge. detaened
home on large lot. 8 bedrooms, liv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen, Tali
PHRIES. Realtors. Ma. 5000. --es
sBITLAND-Modern 3-psdrra. brick,
newly Tedecorated. completely
equipped, aluminium storm doors.
windows, $l10. Oh. 4-2046. ST
3-1i7S. RS
s7o7 s5th RI. N.E.--e-room. 2
bath home; garage, Oil h;-w h. de-
tached. $I25 mo. MARSHALL J.
ks M5pzl zlsoi,So" m" 1874 18TH .. NV,
ANACOsTIA--3 bedrms.:: clean: oil
heat; for desirable tenant. $40.
: GEO, 8. KING CO.. LU. 4-2501. I'D
MODERN BRICK, rooms: close to
schools, transp. and shopping. I16
sstsT MIssisSiDPi 4 aye, Sc TO- aasgi7a q!
ALEX, Jefferson Manor-e rms.
semidet. brick; 2 bedrms,, rec. rm.,
tul bsmts. auto, gas h., storage
feb fsi,' iss sshfSi RI ooaa. SlE $50 mo ss Assii
wcSSsceSd csDe ca; fs; bsdrPs Psl' 81 bstss
March i. THOMPSON q GRAY. jU.
bsIe MASS. AVE. N.W.--Ayail. Feb.
i for two mos or longer rs desired,
3 bedrm;. PA bath Colonial: ser
hood. S160 per mo. Call OIL. g.
1858. Us
BETHESDA--3-bedIm. rambler; cony.
to Naval Hosp. and NH: tiled bsuit.,
tirepL; auiet street; immed, occup.;
$l20 mo. Ju s-9237. -26
N. ARL.--2-bedrm. brick; fenced deep
yard. IN. bsmt, scr. porch. Sl1Q
per mo. l4l0 n. LonstelloW ST. kE
windows; $t15. LU. 1-2035. ---31
THIS sPICK-AND-sPAN HOUSE IS
only Q stones throw to, PentaEonI
and washington; z bedrtls full
REALTY. ia 10000.
500 3rd ST. S.E.--7 rms, kit and
bath; S75 mo. 1909 Bath st. nv
Sur,Tss 5Sas kit apeWN eSd bash' AR az SlsS Z
s.w. MA. $3.50.
ROCKVILLE, west end--e rms, bsmt. |
Sis; q bedrTfis., 2la baths, $685.
BRiDGEs & SPENCER, no. 2-4354.
VIRGINIA
Fence, Flowers, 3 Bedrms.
Nice S-bedroom home on large corner
issey is ey dtaa. naS chSrsh WHIT Like pises ses
$50 other rental honesl Call JE.
2-2620, JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
113 West Broad St, Falls Church
Evening star., 1955-01-24
$1,000 2lIo6AfpSMlN AfnpoSMMN

Look at this today. Rriek ant. house.
4 complete apt. In Rood condition.
Zach Apt has liy. !m., dinst.s. j
ssnisnt g Buses, sAsashstss storss. pRroehiai G
and public schools. Fuil pfice only
S2t.aoO, Monthly payts. can be
errensed, Ask for Mr. Cohen or Mr..
BELL REALTY co.
Selsnlel Bu!idsnf,. Aiexsu1riH "a.
- e-Aeoo' y nu ?. --2A
Evening star., 1955-01-24
BRICK RAMBLER
MODERN LIVING
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


COLLEGE PARK, e400 SEND ave.
Open Sunday. 9 rooms. " baths;
breezeway to garage: large lot: hot
water oil heat. $4,000. WINSTON
c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S. --26
LANGLEY PARK AREA--Modern g.
bedrm. brick rambler full daylight
basement; GI approved, Sl4,300.
Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH +. PECK.
BUNGALOWi rms, modern bath
and kit. Corner; acre. Vacant.
About 20 min. TO d. c. Will ex-
change or x500-S1, 600 cash ray
ment. OWNER. Ia. g-7010. ga
BUNGALOWS 6 rms: 2 lge. porches.
front and rear. Lot 100x2O0. VIII
go commercial. New. cond. Vacant.
Side drive; 81 .000-S2. 600 cash, viii
siSo MOVES GIN Gi IN, si5.aooMBrick. sy5Hi
3 bedrms. monthly payments S61 .S5,
plus =. and ,ins. Just % min,
6oSntgyn T,st SoI5R GSl re So:s eoS9 Sits ~ e 2
LONIAL, INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

Fence, Flowers, 3 Bedrms.
Nice 2-bedroon home on large corner
lot by Falls Church. white picket
fence. outside fireplace. Like new.
$50 other rental homes; Call yE.
d13 West Broad St, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
CT Appraised $4,000

A qualified veteran with Q small
down payment can purchase this 3
bedrm. brick rambler in Immaculate
condition. Located on q beautiful
ciai school, S Sss cozy e rspI Sp II M Iee sfS g
rm, elec. kit. With dishwasier, dis
posal and table space.
James G.. Conley & Co.
s710 GeorEia Ave. Ju. 5-5700 III e:3t
4 Bedrms., Brick Cape Cod
Featuring large living room, separat,
dining room, kitchen. with table
Full basement with recreation room
Fenced yard. Plenty Of closet space
AL bedrooms twin-size. VIII e
OF. Price, $16,800.
BRICK RAMBLER
Large living room. dining ell, well.
arranged kitchen with table space
closets. with puli-down stairway Il
more storage space. Fenced lot. Close
to school and transportation. Gl
approved. Priced, $l2.b50.
MODERN LIVING
Let us show yon this unusual home
situated on level lot; spacious nvina
to-ceiling picture Window: kitchen
with table space, 2 bedrooms and
bath. LIST floor; 2 bedrooms, End
hoor; bath on 2nd floor roughed II
and can be completed with very iittlt
additional work. Close to school and
bus. Priced. $l1.500.
WOOD COMPANY
11I5S Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring, Md
LO. 4-7200 Til 9:30 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
HOUSES foR sALE--vA.

AsEM ss5s ssias.. aaaa l9snfs al cssfds%s sasr.
VII take less. IA. 2-lS90. "a
ARLINGTON - 2-story charming
Dutch Colonial. Lee. rms. 2 bed
rms. m bath; LILY liy. @ rm; with M Mtireplsce. % din. din.
sumo ~ oI loan. Other excel
lent terms. Occupancy March /.
bedrm rambler: $f2.400. Small
down payment. assume OF loan.
FAILs CcaatuRcH AREA, s1s-5oo--
The charm Of old Williamsburg Is
captured in this antique brick Cape
Cod. 1st a.. Gift. living room. story
book kitchen, dining area. bed
rooms. tiled bath. 2nd a.. quaint
36-ft; bedrm., tiled bath; basement.
J2 Jet ss5s. es $, aiEsp. 5E a-tSsa 1gSSILLE COOK
nodsrn rambler, nSS = somDistsIy I IsaI saaip
on "a acre. dead-end street. Excel.
for children and pets. SI4,750 with
$1,000 down. Can be seen eyes. or
week ends. Phone pu. b-e443.
% Owner lssying town. -24
nothinE down. OF. $1,000. MONA.
oiWasEk fhi WI. SELL al. immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler below VA approval
Of $ll,360. 4 years old. M-aere lot.
IN H pinInit S Hills; Near everything.
IL. ACRES. 2-bedrocm house: oil heat,
All modern facilities: near Centre
Vile: $4,000. PENTAGON REALTY
CO. Route so-2l1. Fairfax vas
Is sffssfHi sxfa SS e'fiih ffiihsr rLoost rLooR-etiose
\ NJ AWtfpOfArke 80 - zs~a ~
2A blocks 10 Lee hwy. bus; easy
walk 70 Tuckahoe Grade school;
20 MINUTES TO PENTAGoN; stu
ated on mo THROUGH STREET.
ideal for childreni Extra large dining
room with firenIaee. SEPARATE
DINING ROOM super de luxe kiteh,,I
Sedroon|s | aid II de : luxe M aiistiie i bath ii|
on 2nd: full basement; lovely An
ehor-fenced rear yard. OF AP.I
PROVED, .THA - SERyIcEMENsI
MTG CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
METzLER Va. once, IA. 6-fb75.
fgk sa,,v.s SALE .l; n OWNER A.. - rsil:| Y:
kitchen. attic with stairway; base
ment can be finished; corner lot;
10000 50. IT,: fenced rear yard:
block new school, S12.500; So,b00l
tapprox1. AZ Isl trust. transfer
able: PAYMENTS $3.50 per mo; con-
elNNH -IH. tElots CL4l 80 L~LuUltl
after . pm weekdays. an das Sat,
o#SER IA VIII sEIL n. Arlinsson s
3-bedrm. brick rambler. OF ap-
praised. slS.b0o; lee, Nv. rm., Are
place; equipped kitchen. excel. To-
cation; CAL ewes. after 8 p.in.. X,
cONfEmPoRARY, s17.5oo-ssyIish|
3-bedroon home With carport. lRr.
Nv. rni. with fireplace. din. rm.. \
abundance o. etorage space, niid-l
trG glass door Ieadinn TO brick
walled patio. lafGe wooded lot; an
city utilities, For appk. to inspect.
cal Mr.. KTNcATD. IA. 5-g8OO:I
ewes "; A-S508. SHANNON &l
sfSFlsnE4D fSi rHrs--s.year-ol.S al; 81
bedTm. rambler IN inafilaeuiats epn-
oltlon, randofnrwood Goorn. completed
electric Kitchen dfehuasfex andi
dnyIirht bEnnt. with fireplace, e0r-i
10U-lL lot. priced as G16.ab0 With
excellent FLA terms. Omi1 S3,380I
down or S1,e8o down for sersfcelt
man. Cal Mr.. KINcAID for applt
f-25s9 4 :se:,.i pe2t gD Dsissii sHANEsok
EAL1s CHURCH. TYBofls coRNIR
s@l 900 ep4cious Z or , be1rm-. 1-l
BATH 1-kitc1en, home On ncresI
exceIient Is Investment or for lge, |
family. fun hzflt.; $1,000 cash. |
zS @e g1Lx COOK n FL
Evening star., 1955-01-24
CoFFEE SHOP

For lease: In hiEh-type apt. hctel:I
new equipment; very attraetiveiy
fufn.: room for expansion; suitable
for man and wife. Can Be leased on
Q reasonable basis. Refer 70 expert
enee and capital BOZ 2e4-s. star
Evening star., 1955-01-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE ,sC STATION ..,v ,,,,, ron sALE-scail
GROCERY sT0RE--IRealis 2 sood
ssatSsr. ssss os os Es scS 81 ea s:ss ssssr pes iSs
iiying quarters, beer. PROVIDENCE
SAW Mn.Es compietts I,i with 4s and 81
inch blade. edEer, firewood saw,
RSsE rSS sS'sGs sDpoasmens ssn ss In. a9e
BifffLiARp PARLoR. 44os shsrrifr I'd.
Hssis5S,sll AFTER oS;2o pm. e..R nR,
ROOMiNG HOUSE, tbusinessl for sale
iOees,uS' soos Can rfbi ni snsags sssss a0wsssSSn
SOME ONE WflLING 10 INVEST
money and services IN fully equipped
Kitchen and dining room IN D. c..
cony. 70 downtown: catering to con-
ssnsisns; S. sshSSl s5Sss children ts sanegsts
ALEXANDRIA. VA. News stand and
$685. csIi Sii SR. SHi bSSfTz T JR. s S.ssSo.
GROCERY STORE. 5000 takes an
oRocKSx IN soiored neishborhood.
4-rm, and bath apt, and store with
garage IN rear; entire property can
be bopsht. 81 500 down payment.
Ral, nss rent CAN pi. 7-e9is
DfNER. Is SEATING capacity. equipped.
for lease 70 resp0nslhle partyi To-
Gated on U, 3. No, 4 hwy 2 miles
soyth q Alex; sSs VII hsnsis.
SMALL 1R0CEhy and Meat Market.
Dstsnse hwy =, chsssrly Las shcpnins oDsha
ton. Grossing over $50. 900 year,
All necessary eaulpment and
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skRysSe9h kRsySS9h uNs NsaAtSSESIl aAt;SSESl 2, NM, q; ss !,
oss osr ss' 3 ANS Rssrsss "a. ne
cHNcHILLAs. 3 males s femsisss
Phone pu. 7.2655. eyenines. sos
Evening star., 1955-01-24

SERVICE STATION
ssey R @ tis care o he aSS sSss
high potential Of the neighborhood
this station is located In. Qualified
businessman required with sufncient
capital to invest In stock and eu'p-
ment. IA. 9-S500. -25
Evening star., 1955-01-24

LEwISpALE RAMBLER
months old. In q well planned
neighborhood, 8 lovely bedrooms,
big kit, with de luxe equip. full
bright bsmt., gas a.-c. heat, spac.
cor. lot; $500 cash down and bal.
less than rent. Call Mr.. Powers.
BAsiI,Iko fi, 8 sEAIfY saiSFi Co, D1. 7-s7a4
Evening star., 1955-01-24
NEED SPACE2

2a2s wilson Blvd, IA. 7-eeso
Evening star., 1955-01-24
REAL EST. SALE or EXCHANGE

WEST OF 18th ST., mr.. Rock Creek
Park--Commodious house for lse.
family. bedrms., 2 sun rms. 2
baths on 2nd A.; lge. rec. rm., ?
@bedrms. and bath on 3rd a. Auto
matte heat; attached 2-car garage.
STORY e CO., NE. -S-4100, ewes !,
and weekend. WO. 6-5202. IA
Evening star., 1955-07-02

FIRST PRESENTATloN-REAL cHARMER IN BETHESDA FOR
$16,S50-4524 WINDSOR LANE-oPEN SUN. AND MON. 2-7
Delightful
like lot lovely fine
nei9hborhood floor
unfinished
Poro Enclosed Practically Noval
right 10 Windsor Lone, right home.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

rugs in both rooms are gray, the
sofa and one chair are forest
green, and another chair-whichI
/ would like to slipcover-now is
gray. What colors would you
suggest for the walls, ceilings
and slipcover. The ceilings are
very high. I plan to use cafe.
curtains in the kitchen; could I
use them in the living room and
dining room, too?
A.-Pink would be a good color
for the walls of your living room
and dining room, and If you
would like to make the ceilings
appear lower, paint them rose.
'Slipcover the chair with a floral
pattern on an ivory background.
The black marble fireplace sug-
Igests more formal window treat
ment in the rooms than cafe
curtains. I advise f1oor-length
|draperies Of the same fabric as
the slipcover with rose festooned
valances.
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