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milk. Half a package is more
than enough.
Some packaged frostings
lend themselves to the drip
ping and have a rich fudge
like consistency. especially
penuche frosting. A delicious
uncooked frosting is made as
follows: Two tablespoons but
ter, 70 cup scalded milk, "
teaspoon salt, 6 cups sifted
confectioners sugar, f1avoring,
colorings. The white frosting
can be divided into 6 parts.
To one, add vanilla and leave
white. For the second, add rum
f1avoring and tint a delicate
pink. For third, add pepper
mint and tint green. Four. add
lemon and tint yellow. Fifth
are maple colored and favored.
For the last, add l square I'M
sweetened hocolate. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

frosting should be Just thick
enough so when dribbled from
a spoon back into the pan, it
disappears very. very slowly
but completely into the mass.
Place the little cakes on a
cake rack over the pan. From
a spoon dribble the frosting
over cakes from center, guild
ing flow so it runs down sides.
Do not spread. This gives a
smooth surface. Excess FROST
ing will run into the pan below.
1t can be scraped into a dish,
set over heat, moistened again
if necessary and reused.
These are adaptable to all
kinds of occasions. At Christ
mas, slivers of red and green
cherries form poinsettia and
holly decorations. For st.
Valentines Day. bridal show
ers or engagement parties,
decorate with silver shot and
frosted orange blossoms. These
cakes are natural for the
freezer. Store in packages of
6 or IL. A day-old pound cake
can be cut better and is
cheaper and just as good for
this purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
BY JOSEPHINE LowMAN

Today I am printing a poem
written by a young reader.
She thought you might get a
laugh out of it.
II there are pounds
All over me.
And fesh and fat
Hama loose and free,
II when friends move
The ANTIQUE chair
Because they've heard
I'm coming there
Or when take
A within to swim
Small crafts are warned
When dive in,
1t must be time
To exercise.
To diet. too,
Remove disguise
OF fatty flesh
In layers thick,
All guaranteed
To make one sick.
I think that is a very clever
little rhyme! 1t reminded
me that it is about time to talk
again to teen-agers about their
figures.
Don't get silly ideas and ruin
your health by trying faddish
diets! You are still growing
and developing and you need
a well-planned and adequate
diet. You require many more
calories now than you will
when you are older.
It is important to you to lose
some weight If you are over
weight. because this makes you
self conscious and makes it
difficult for you to be your own
natural self. However, do this
In a sensible way.
Eat a well-balanced diet
which has all of the essentials
Of health. Also, consume the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

Pour heavy cream and milk
into a deep mixing bowl. Add
instant coffee and pudding.
Beat until well mixed. about
minute. Spread between lay
ers and on top of cake. If de-
sired, garnish top with choco-
late curls made by using q
vegetable peeler and a square
Of unsweetened chocolate. You
can serve this delicious mocha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Secretaries
for
Certificates

Five Washington area sec
retaries have qualified for the
certified professional secreta-
rial certificate awarded by the
National Secretaries Associa-
ton, the association announced
yesterday.
The winners, who will be
presented diplomas at the Ma
tional Secretaries Day dinner.
April II, are Miss Vivienna M.
Camps, Mrs. Ethel Morrison,
Mrs. Mary H. Ranta, Miss Ber-
nadine Reum and Mrs. Betty
D. Spencer.
Since the C. P. S. program
was inaugurated four years
ago, 582 secretaries in all parts
of the country have qualified
for the certificate. The pro-
gram is administered by a
board known as the c. P S. In
stitute. which is made up OF
four members each from the
fields of education and bust
ness and four members of the
National Secretaries Associa-
ton.
The first step in attaining
achievement is examination Of
applications by the qualifica-
lions committee. Those who
pass this test are eligible to
take the two-day examination
which covers secretarial &C
counting, human relations and
personal adjustment, stenog-
raphy, business law, economics
and business administration
and general secretarial and Of
flee procedures.
Special courses for CPS S.
candidates have been added to
the curriculum Of George
Washington University. The
1855 C.P. S. examination will
be held Nav 2 and 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Petit Fours
J.H. K. Indian Head, Md.

J. H. X. Indian Head, Md.
Here is a recipe for petit
tours which is good for freezers
and at pin money prices. They
make elegant desserts for un-
expected company. and al
ways get favorable comments.
All you need is good COM
mercial pound cake. pudding
mix and frosting, either pack
aged or homemade.
About 11a pounds of cake
will yield 60-70 petit fours,
depending on size and shape.
The most attractive are not
over 1-1l2 inches. Cut cake in
Inch sliyers, or thinner.
Then cut Lila inch squares,
or the cookie cutters tchil-
dren's work wonderfully and
make circles, hearts. etc.
Scoop out some of the cake
centers and fill with any riavrl
pudding. Press cakes together
in pairs. Frost and decorate
with silver shot, nuts, cherries,
etc.
Good pound cake has eXcep-
tional keeping qualities. Be-
cause of this you can prepare
in quantity without rushing.
Cut one day (cover tightly and
place in refrigerator) and fill
in the next day.
If 1la pounds of cake are be-
ing prepared with different
favored frostings, its simplest
to use vanilla centers. To make
filling. mix prepared pudding
mix with undiluted evaporated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Howuiiun Dancing

Mrs. L. w., CheUy Chase
In answer to Mrs. r. j. F.,
concerning hula classes, there
are daytime and evening
classes for both adults and
children in the Silver Spring
and Bethesda area which are
conducted through the Mont
gomery County Recreation
Department. If Mrs. R. j. F.
will call me at Oliver 4-5010.
I would be glad to furnish her
with any information she may
want. These classes are a
great deal of fun as well as
being instructive. and the
exercise is healthy. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

You'll see it in every Jeef dress shop nosy blue softenee
end smorter this very noy blue yeor Right Misses costume
ensemble IN flower sPgqed navy royon mooc4eepe The
greet wove OF color on the dress rings the ocket too
Also in Paris blue sizes Il to TO- Second Floor Street onc
oil bronch stores 795 Left, Womens everywhere nosy II
sleek graceful line Of royon crepe; sharp toffeto Stripe
ton out from the scooped neckne Also in black sizes AZ
to 22 JeIeffs famous Womens Dress ShopSecond Floo
F Street and at Silver Spring, 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

angel cake Immediately or
chill it in the refrigerator I'M
til serving time. Or you can
even freeze it (takes 2 to 3
hours and serve it as an ice
cream cake right from the
freezer. Makes 8 to 10 servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

MOCHA ANGEL CAKE
bakers angel food cake
! cup heavy cream
l cup cold milk
2 teaspoons instant coffee
package instant chocolate
pudding
Cut angel food cake into 8
layers. using a long knife, pref
erably with a serrated edge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Visiting Hot Springs

MIR. and Mrs. James L.
Oliphant were among the
weeks arrivals at the Home
stead, Virginia Hot Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
OUR COAT STORY is at
Easter peak a beautiful
collection that includes you!
1895

Our Third Floor coot shops bloom ike the idol basin at
this time Of year (ond if you're visitor town its almost
fomous Washington sight 80. coots in yellow,
red coro, oorden Of blues coos in fluff textures
softer than any coo you've ever worn coos 50
fresh ond brond-new their siIhouees tho your whole
wont-one-mechonIsm begins to purr, Do see them
Make tonight 9TH 9, tomorrow the Eoster Parade
just minute owoy. Pictured from our 1895 coot story:
Left Misses wopped-sm short in Angles bamboo wool
with puh-up sleeves notched sweep Of collar red novy,
beige in sizes 10 to 16 1885
Center Juniors collar curved topper in Angles red beige
navy Bamboo wool, sizes 9 to IS, 1895
Right Womens wheflecked navy coat pared very straight.
rhinestone buckles nip the cuffs sizes "a TO 49, 1895
JeIef Eoster Coots-Thrd Floor Street. Conn Avenue and
Silver Spring Misses and Juniors coos pictured oo at shlng
ton Bethesda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
TO- denier!
Gold Stripes Easter
morning IuxuvI

It's the most dressed up a nyIon
stocking con be frooile, delicious
10 denier with IS gauge construction
that mokes it wear amazingly we'll.
And think one minute what q
lovely gift this would be, q most
ooIIont bow to someone's Easter
flney! In beoutif!.a shades to be
worn with black, grey, navy, beige
and brown, soft posteIs. Proportioned
lengths in sizes 8h to II. Ours
alone! Gold Stripe is q fo- 4 az
nous Jelleff exclusive. Street -
Floor F Street and all branch !
stores.
3 poirs. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Cyprus Terror
Hits u. ). Trio

NICOSIA. Cyprus, Dec. 10 up
More than Is persons were
injured yesterday in a series OF
hit-and-run terrorist bombings
and shootings in this British
crown colony.
The injured included three
Americans, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Murphy of Brooklyn. N. Y,
and Gail Wheeler of Sioux Falls,
S. Oak. They suffered superficial
injuries when three hand gre
nades were thrown through a
window at a Christmas-de deco
rated night club here.
The Murphys we're seated at a
table with Mr.. Wheeler and his
wife when the grenades crashed
through the plate glass window
Mrs. Wheeler was not hurt. The
Murphys were cut by glass and
Mr.. Wheeler was cut on one
ankle.
The Murphys work with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

United States consulate radio
Imonitoring station here.
Three British soldiers were in
| jured by a grenade tossed into
a Nicosia cafe.
In Famagusta, two British
Army officers were shot. One
was reported in critical condi-
ton.
Terrorist groups have been
conducting a violent anti-Brit-
ish campaign in pressing for
union of Cyprus with Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

$2.9 million on condition that the
university raise or supply from
its own funds 81 million for new
buildings.
Federated Theological Faculty
of the University of Chicago
$l,750. 900. of which $1,250, 600
was an outright gift and $500. 600
payable on basis of 81 for every
81 raised from other sources.
Pacific School of Religion,
Berkeley. Calf, Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York, and
Yale University Divinity School
SIS million, 81 million of
which is an outright gift and
$500. 900 on 81 for 81 match
ing basis.
Harvard University Divinity
School-$50O,0O0 as an outright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

gift. Mr.. Rockefeller personally
gave the school 81 million in
1854.
The American Association OF
Theological Schools-$725 900
payable over a 10-year period
The fund said it sought to
benefit theological education
generally and to encourage 9TH
|ers to contribute. 1t said it Sc
|lected the inter denominations
schools. representing various
sections of the country. because
they were less likely to receive
significant contributions from
UNCONVENTIONAL bodies which
quite UNDERSTANDABLE" give most
of their support to their own
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
AIRLINE Subsidy Set

RIO DE JANIERO, Dec. 10 up
Congress has approved a new
Ifive-year-old subsidy for Brazil
national airlines. Government
aided lines must provide so pc
cent fare reductions for Con
gressmen and journalists o.
duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Theological Schools Get
Grant Of $10,375,O00

NEW YORK, Dec 10 H0--The Sealantc Fund, of the
planthopic funds founded by John D. Rockefeller yeSer
day granted $3750O0 to six INSTRUMENTATION theological
schools and the American Association of Theological Schools
The grants of which required the schools to raise
matching funds. went to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

Prices In this advertisement
effective through "wednesday,
Dec. 9tst. Also, a number II
items (marked with an aster.
iskl included In this adver.
tisement will be found r. 10
slightly higher In price In nuP
virginia stores due TO the
minimum State mark-up re-
auirementS
The beacon of Dillingham., 1955-01-16

EXCERPT Of INTERE ST,
The beacon of Dillingham., 1955-01-16
3-DAY CONFERENCE HELD IN ANCHORAGE

Approximately seventeen United Skates
Comm ST onsrs ATTENDED three day con-
ference IN Anchorage beg ginning Jan. s.
Taie wee organized by District Court
Judge Nccarrey and is the first Of its
kind eve to be held
Some high1ights Of tho conference wer1
speeches Dr.. Charles l.. Ands son. chief
Of the mental health section Of the ADJ,
on 1.-THE Psych3atrist in the Comm ssioner' 3
Court; lew clerk Kaye Riehey spoke on
illegal Re search; Roy Casey, supt. Of the
ALASKA jail SYSTEM 1ectured on Commit
nont Of Defendants by commi ssioners"j
WILL 3am T., Hilton. Clerk Of Court talked
ca rconni ssioners' Duties as Deputy Clerks
FIJI agent. Jane h. Gale spoke on General
Jari addiction OF the FBI"J end Gerald WILL
1iams, ettornoy general for ALASKA, talked
on "St atutory Const ruction and Intent"s
Every Sc s5icn Of tho conference brought
forth the 9cct chat 9 ch COMM ssioner has
Job worthy Of two men In acting as clerk
iudre, re seerche1, librarian social work.
or, psychic end other duties perform
al In rural areas.
Names from Bristol Bay that you Will
recognize Who ATTENDED t'4is conference
were Evelyn Worden enc Louise Michae1s.
Peg Bradford, delightful Open House
on New Ye art s Eve was enjoyed by many
friends between the hours Of seven and
tTe1vas Punch and delicious food, like
Fro sty, jast disappeared. Peg scored a.
gaial
"UOnsC 1aare ma IN hara. 3ts crowded.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1955-01-16
ANY SEWING PRoBLENS9

Tho Evening Norks..ap, sponsored by
Nary Hawkins and Dorothoa Galloway, had
its organic ationa1 gathering at the eo:loo1
on jan. H. with fifteen ladies present.
Ing their sewing problems end planning
for future projects.
Informal sewing instruction will be
given along with an exohangs Of Ideas
and skd11s. A variety Of projects will
be covered. Already several orders heve
been sent out for metal craft material
for prospective "artists".
AL are welcome. These meetings are
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. They
are STRICTLY INFORMAL. An exchange CO
problems is invited.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1955-01-16

Tos James z. Hawkins
Froms Don Dafoe, Com. Of Educ.
ALASKA Public works rhoned me Monday
and stated that Federal Supply Service "A
Seattle had now inf ormed them that al
materials aue now hand and shipment IS
scheduled for Jan. 7 by boat to Anchcrgga
and by air to Dillingham;. an also in
formsd unoff tally that steps are being
taken to provide emergency food supplies
for the Dillingham; area. just how much or
what they will be. I do not know.
Clyde Spears, Ex-business man Of Dill
tngham. Is now attending pg classes at
the University Of Washington. To contact
him. leave your 'ca1ling card' at ire
Stewart Hote1--a1though not re siding
there he keeps In constant contact with
the management.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE
lQ1A ACRES CLOSE IN

u AO1tEO, O1OOG IN
4 rarity-the site Of an old house
with its knoll and big. trees. 9is
acres OF gently rolling, fertile land,
yet within walking distance Of bus
M s9d II. With city gtilitiss; Lite; t the eo,n..
or fol. subdivision into an attrac-
tive DEVELOPMENT. Being sold to
settle the estate Of one Of our old
RESIDENTS. Price, S27. 500: 5000
down. Shown exclusively by
MASON HTRST
Evening star., 1955-07-21
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBoTR BEACH, DEL. Right
on the ,each Modern spts. and
FENWiCK ISLAND, DEL. (nr. Ocean
City. Md).--For sale, practically
new cottage with picture window,
overlooking bay. 2 blks. from ocean
afnsSsd fnd SSp0sTfa Tth ees Isso fteSsn oat
nsnced, nam Cali owner o am. mn to 5
pm, Mr. S-45S7. --21
SEA ISLE CITY, New Jersey. 215
47th st-Beautiful new 3-bedroom
apartment. electric kitchen, auto
Aug. IA. ia. s-2129. tArlington)
OCEAN CITY. MD.--Swim, fsh, from
DR.. of de luxe ocean frt. apt. Avail.
Aug. 20. s125 wk. Ju. e-6o36;
BETHANY BEACH. DEL,--s bed
rms. liv.-din,, kit; scr. pch.: in the
$:sais. L. I. oRAvATTE. Ma. s s.
BSfaANy BpSifaaiAN BEACH, pEL.-cottase.
sips. 4; $50 wk.. Aug. q; 2-bed-
I'm IN ks apt; IT. rvvI wks;; ~. com sao1ss Ass 80;
OCEAN oGEfAyArnE CITY, M MD.SRens s-SsS3 unusually
attrac. mod. 2-bedrm cottase, sun
beginning July 80. OF. 4-sas1,
STONE HARBoR, N. J.-lst-f floor
furnished apartment. all con-
yenienees: sleeps 8: Aug, S95 per
REfHioRGaISs VII sGa ssh hEHcH a DELAWARE,
for rent .Aug;, 3-bedrm,. cottage,
sleeps 8. full bath. outside hot or
ATTENTION 6HIIDRBN! Tell Dad
to call IA, 7-7505, q mod. wood
land beach cottage will be avail.
for rent in Aug. Pvt. beach with
nettle net. --23
Evening star., 1955-07-21
wT'RfRoNT PRoP. FoR RfNT

COLONIAL BEACH-Beach-front cot
tage and det. unitss clean; elec. KIT.
hot wtr.. pvt pier. nSh, crab. swim;
lge. play area. safe for children.
co. s-oe11. Aon--Thurs. ewes
COLONIAL BEACH. exclusive see
tlon-5-rm. cottage. bath. all-elee.
kits screened pches. LU. 1895
MODERN COTTAGES. 3 bedrns..
$50 vk. CO. $4,000. -22
COLONIAL BEACH. va. overlook
ing Potomac; an eonvenienees, NO.
2 COTTAGES. North Beach. CAL Ii.
3-s659. -s2
NORTH BEACH, on Frederick ave-.
next to corner Of 3rd-3 bedrms..
shower. porch: furn.. 500 for .
weeks. incl gas and elec.. to resp.
family. ?. ScHWERTNER. LA. g.
3435.
BEVERLY BEACH. The Elms. 3os
Beverly pl---All mod; cony.: shade
trees. Avail. Aug. 20 on. 10. g.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 8 mi. Ann
!apolis--New rambler, elec. kit.
boat. Ideal for children. SIOO vk.
DI .7-o333: ewes, IA. 7-9400. Ext.
431. -23
DEALE AREA-2-bedrm. mod. cot
tage, porch facing water. pier. boat,
Grabbing and fishing. Avail. July -,
$50: MASoNS. MasonS Beach. EN-.
2-3709.
COTTAGE. lower Potomac: sleeps
s; pier, boat; $50 per week. OIL.
2-0903. -22
Evening star., 1955-07-21
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

Tsasonablg Ea r 'lys priced for cash. Call
sOuTHERH DEALER. in town this
wees will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call ia 9-4301
Evening star., 1955-07-21
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

Q WANT TO BUY q e-rm. brick
house for under $1,000. ali cash.
J ? HAssIN. NA. s-l79s Pa
he houses. si any NY eoDSition. . ic Can Mk
BoZzL- ST. 3-332o or eyes,. u
vIRGiNiA sELLERs-we pay quick
al cash: more on terms. Free ap-
praisal. Mr.. WHITE, IA. 7-5253.
Tor CASH OFFER for your homs
can be obtained through our Of
nee: prompt and courteous service.
TO serve our clients We must serve
you first" r O. DUNHE. Realtof,
WA. 7-07s2 or HO. 2-0700.
ALL CASH FOR HOUSES. o. r
STEIN d CO., ST. 3-2650, Ia.
9-9445. Il
! WILL TRADE your D. C. house on
one Of our lovely 3. 4 and 5 bedrm
ramblers in Hillcrest Hts. Call Nj
PAUL P. STONE Realtor. 10. s-ssos
Evening star., 1955-07-21
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

81: 81: : s,'s E ss?' SS R:i sSs s.
SiILrNsSG;'WaHooD-s511so. isS;'aH ideal 21 for
rifice' sS,a5O: terms. JU, s-a544
vA.-ssxle6 lot.
SS4S. 9Rs, iaii. HAkLiE Hiv AdNEw.o mi so o1ai
and water: 81 900, 500 down, Si5
monthly; Cal! AZ. 4.o53I. ga
must sell. 81 IT. wide, 1s0 It. deep;
must act quick, because this viii
e. S AClrI call L.; ,,,2 li2751; !a,;,,. ,s "a -.
isS 50 sSbdS,en gently .nS pSrs 1s.a9 ana 1o01
only $4,000. Terms. % B. A. CAS-.
sATT. IA. 5-6234, IA. $3.50.
RIGGS RD.-Area approx. II acres,
University lane frontage. For de-
tails, call WA. 7-0196. HA. 2-3S76.
Exclusive with HE1DER q SELLERS.
10 MI. D.. c., p. G. co. - City
fast growing village; schools,
transp., shop; close to imp. hwys.:
~ level acres clear: S1I, 600; 400
y; front on paved road. HE: A.
afssors' y J6. S.asso. w ". W: IL IE%is. %fs
P. G. Co.--small parcels fronting
uD HniU tV ls1' aonpr nssT ntsS e SiFss a r. e
Terms il desif. liz. $500 Il; to 8 8
5@.ssss' @ w ". w. Sal LEWIS, Mi Bowie. a9 IA
rom p,stTiet arhs line. eosi ont 90; 1,soo @Ite
50 ACkEs, Just north, of coiesyiils,
arc sTounS on cGif'Vis T1ts rd clear ,. lsye
Mr: Holland. II. q. sMrTHY CO..
sl1 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
WOODED LOT. iGsx
i5O, located In an area Of beauti-
hUnI hs2nsb.f Rel q ESTATE 1870 ssoo St.
coLEsvL5E AREAz AREA 1883 acres,
year-old Towering peach trees,
grapes and lilacs on property, Only
SwNRs fsefs * sesS%Si! %ill rss ;g0dlzlfs s4fs
LARGE ACREAGE TRACT at Coles.
vile ideal for q special tyne of
ss SHT SSnf 'sss to}sssIi ttsS}sssIfs
EfsskEY EShsk Gso sMER Rsg fS ffSsT'4 '4s1sgEn! Terms 4
blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd. OWNER.
.ssSa .sSa SID sIsSSis' s SITS. Sc, Lot. aoSs 30 and
40. so; 5627: 60-ft. frontage;
dstsched houses. CAN owner.
after 8 Pm, OIL. s-6ll3. .-23
tIsnsportation I nsc and shopping; only
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til
SMALL ESTATE sIrEs--one of a
acres on q hill with beautiful views.
wooded with large old trees. over
looks main highway; one OF ia
acres partially wooded. with pretty
st, stream through II Y long trSntsse
TERRY B. srMMs. JE. 2-85I7.
vA.-20o acres Just
west Of Leesburg; gorgeous noun
tain view OF 2 valleys, 4S mi. to
Pentagon, good roads, MI OF Rt.
2. Washington Monument visible In
SssssrSsSd Une ao cUur.. yum sell ana .smm,Ss sinss or
pool nearby. SI0LER q CO. RA.
FAiRFAx COUNTY Tracts with
sewer and water. 100 plus acres At
50 $50 per acre. 81 acres at S2.2gb
per acre, Arlington Blvd. property
at $3.50 per acre. Also several
smaller tracts. oAERTNER a.
WE HAVE SMALL AND LARGE par
cells OF CONNER. C-l In fast grow
ing communities. p. O.. Co. One
sisable plot sold to q chain with
smaller plots avail. In same area
priced reas. Also a. choice gas
II,per; 5Ioo AZ; 7-7lSe. W, W. LEWIS
'sssR'! :s.',! ss?St ss??ess7 s..s.: ,i ss
ts;;,,irSo =; ro,d q ,i5Yntsgs,ry yTssls ohsTl ,sysl
rlEsT f-etiaM SGSMEfkSrsRi' Z e si'o oESuSD S SIDO2s %
$4,000 80. II. at ~. 10 "a. n; ex-
2, nssisnai Ne 9EssPisssicE b. Scn.
ME-. s-o07p; eyes,, HI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-Lge. cor.
lot. 75x150 IT. Restricted commu-
nifty. Ideal loo. for year-round
home, 2 blocks from Bay. 2S mi
from D. c. viii sac. for cash, RE
6-S406 "a
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Modern
seven rooms. bath. fireplace,
screened porch. completely fur
nished: city. sewer and water;
Just decorated inside and out Also
large cottage-type garage. Sudden
change forces bargain price.
S4,95O, terms. Owner on prem
ises TIL sold. See Twin Naples"
on Marshall ave. near Boundary st.
on Ches. Bay-Nearly
new b-rm. all-year home; !. r.. d. r.,
K. and 9 b.r.. porch; in an estab-
lished summer community; boat
M BAUMAN, l727 X at. NV. ma.
N-6220, EN-. 2-247b
Evening star., 1955-07-21
STORES FOR RENT

STORE AND : RMS. on Penna. ave.
Sc -S125 per mo. Call Ii. $4,000.
s.14 srd ST. N.w.-store 20xeO
with or without basement. B. B
ALLISON. RA. 3-0513 -21
SUBURBAN MD. - DRUGSTORE, dry
cleaners, delicatessen. barber shop,
baby shop and hardware store
beauty salon. Call HA. 2-S600.
Ia4e INDEPENDENCE AVE. ST.
Large store room; cheap rent. IL
1899 5,h ST. s.w.-Excellent cor
ner location for grocery or deli.
catessen, $3.50 per month. Call
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1899 < st,
anss Tea" GEoRGIa MAi S5Is'1xvE AVE. N.w.--Nsvly
dec. store with full bsmt,. and 2
car brick garage in rear; oil h:.w.h..
new limestone front. only S75 q
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. MA. s-232l.
CONN. AVE. UPTOWN SHOPPING
CENTER--l-story BLDG. 1880, air:
eond. sANpoz, NC, 2 Dupont
SMALL DowNT0wN sToRESTop
1902 New YORK ave. NV.
EDfxrO rORgssxsr OgRgsxrT Hf co. ia. res sssssG.' sSs''
Evening star., 1955-07-21
FLORIDA PROPERTY

INDIAN RIVER lots, 2, 11o-ft. on
U. s. and 10 on river. Sacrifice,
$3.50 cash. Ii. 6-S714.
FIT. LAUDERDALE - Beautifully
furnished home and duplex. Sacri-
flce, $4,000. Small down payment.
OWNER. OIL. 6-3599. "a
NEAR FAMOUS FISHING LAKE
MARION-20 acres, $4,000; 40
acres. $1,000: so acres, $4,000.
owner. E. R. HYDEN. West Irvine.
Ky. OIL. $3.50. 24s