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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

for four weeks.
Detroit Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred c. Robinson OF Detroit,
Mich. arrived in the city by motor
on Wednesday evening, January
20. TO pay surprise visit on Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Ellis OF 350S
Fifth Av. S. The occasion OF their
visit was 10 be on hand TO help
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis celebrate their
l4th wedding anniversary. The
Robinsons left for their home on
Saturday,
New Daughter: Noreen Diane is
the name given their new dauEh-
ter by Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Rob
inson OF 1918 Humboldt Av N.
The baby. their first child, was
born January 8. at Minneapolis
General hospital, and weighed
seven pounds and one ounce AT
birth. Mrs. Rhoda Pettiford OF
Minneapolis Is the maternal
grandmother and Mrs. Virgil Rob
inson. Minneapolis, is the paternal
grandmother.
Guests: Rev. and Mrs r. Hen
derson. 1929 Bryant Av. N. had as
their guest for the evening on
January IS. Mr.. and Mrs John
Webb.
Back Home: Mrs. Charles D.
Curry, 1885 Fifth Av. s. returned
home Thursday, January 81, ac-
companied by her son, Charles
Curry Jr.. from San Francisco
Calf, where she had been called
due to the serious illness Of
Charles He is greatly i'm
proved and is now Convalescing at
home. Enroute they stopped in
Los Angeles and spent few hours
visiting Miss Lorraine (Lorry)
Curry Miss Curry appears In the
cafeteria scene OF the Carmen
Jones" production, now show
ing AT the Lyric theater
HOspitaiiZed: Mr.. Floyd w.
Poole Sr,. 3032 Fourth Av 8, Is
a patient in Asbury hospital His
condition is slightly improved but
no visitors are allowed.
New Addition: It's n baby boy
for Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Owen, 3S41
Clinton Av. The baby, born Jan
uary IS, at Fsirview hospital has
been named Earl Eugene. Mrs
EVELYN Combs is the maternal
grandmother, Mrs Louise Vaney
OF st Louis. Mo, Is the paternal
grandmother
Mentioning In Pittsburgh: Mrs
Elizabeth Humphrey and Mrs
Jimmy Lee Sudduth Of 627 Elmer
son Az N, are visiting friends and
relatives in Pittsburgh. Pa. They
left Thursday, January q.
willing Workers Club: Tho VII
ling Workers Club OF Bethesda
Baptist church will meet AT tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs J F. Brown
1890 18th Av s. on Thursday
February 10 at s p. m
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New son. Charles Leroy is the
name chosen by MIR. and Mrs.
George Tillman OF aSS Iglohart
Az. for their new son, born Jan
uary -. In St Luke's hospital.
Baby Tillman weighed eight
pounds a. ounces, Mrs Clayton
Davis of 81, Paul In the maternal
grandmother,
Twtnnites Meet: Mr., Chandler
McWatt. SSa lglchart Az, was
host to the 1Nvinnitrs Club ON
Sunday afternoon, January 30,
Dinner Party Mr.. Willie VII
hams. 6s2 iglehart Az, entertain
eli with n family dinner in cello.
bration OF his birthday On Sunday,
January 30, Guests were the
MeNsrs and Mines Talmage Carey
Jr. and children. Kenneth Wallace
and son, Cleveland Ray and
Measrs. Paul and Joe Ray, A
highliaht OF the affair was
birthday cake made by Mrs
Cleveland Ray Following dinner
the remainder of the evening was
enjoyed playing cards.
birthday Celebrated, The Zodiac
club celebrated the birthday of
Mrs Johnny Pierce by attending
showing of Carmen Jones on
Friday evening, January ~ Light
refreshments were served AT the
home Of the honoree after the
show. Mrs. Pierce was presented
with n beautiful piece of lingerie
from her silent sister Those pre-,
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SHEDDING HATE
Nv william Henry Huff

| washed my hate away with love
No longer DO hate.
when that was done ! rose above
The scum that was a weight
Upon my conscience day and
night
Then everything wnH nrw
when darkness fled the brilliant
light
Then love came breaking through.
~ YOU haven't laughed nj the
antics 81 Utter" on page aiN eRrh
week. you have missed something.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

Your cutlcles will al
ways be soft and man
ageable II YOU will re-
member to rub q little
baby oil around the base
Of the nails two or three
times a day. after wash
lnE your hands. To keep
the cuticles shapely
and prevent hangnails.
az least once a day push
the cuticles back with
the rounded end Of the
nail file or an orange
stick A once-A-week
soaking in baby oil will
work wonders too.
Your pedicurcS will
benefit from the same
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Letter consequently
has than - q
Dear giving you "a long (drcsry)
ngly but paid attention preliminary points
said that thought underlying
the morality
the true basis of and how young
cttesmohng to be being banshed and beautiful ddanfu
young Asan "rehdneheSS IN Paris and NOT smoking was to belong
to world of disappearing jos people
so smoked head off Why clock
smoke every half hour a" night And felt AS though had COM
hned of eprosy and Hutchnson teeth
like the inside OF motormans mItt
you then presently my life 1t struck me that
cigarette smoking dashng
goddessie people
living in enemen or htdeos dark cafes so dense and air
less that could smoking
what? White proNess
sound wind was being more like Wild animal onc wild ecr n
hike being hero odke David Baour escaping
the ochs sleeping in
plaid and never once feeling pey that he needed coffee and Gig
aees in the got part
you cried Now you've SAID something agree"
little history anniversary
Of Sun Yasens birthday He the father the republic
China His widow is Mrs noble person
She is the
man Of the Central Peoples
1925 few years after his marriage TO his
young and she was the only one In the famous enormously
rich Soong family who continued uphold the principles
kuomngang Party Remember Kuomngtong Party
founded by though now give that only to
Chang Kai- shcks party
Western give ncp
o but later he was held In high esteem Only tn" Union
Of Republics gave support him
In last he said the
make China independent cooperation
Soviet Union;
Civ" assistance TO the workers and peasants
formed alliance the Chinese
Communists in 1924 Three
defeating the "HrIord cque Chang shck betrayed
worthy intelligent plan many
Of Communists And this
between Communists and Nationalist
Mrs Sun Yatsen a step vi,
ruling Clique under her brother Chang
Peoples Republic because she felt
dreams Of her
Joined the Communist
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LOT prizes. Nlub pIlLoo were WI
Tyler Howell Jr., second and Mrs.
Richard Stokes Jr., third. Guest
prizes were captured by Mrs. Bur
lie Carmichael, first; Mrs. Harry
MasseRgill. second and Mrs. Hi
ram Gibbs. third. Other guests
were Mrs. George Smith and Mrs.
Chalres w. Glenn. Mrs. James
Robinson, 3617 Chicago Av., will
be hostess at the February meet
ing.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs.
f. Henderson of 1929 Bryant Av.
N. had as their dinner guests on
Sunday, January 80, Rev, and
Mrs. II. w. Bolts Sr.
Morocco Club: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Roberts. 4O2l Oakland Av.,
will be hosts TO the Morocco club
on Saturday evening, February 5.
Home On Leave: Private Roy
Cobb, son of Mrs. Don LaFoucette
Of 534 Girard Av. N, has COM
pleted his basic training at FIT.
Leonard Wood, Mo. He arrived
home on Saturday. January 20, on
a ten day leave and will report for
duty at Aberdeen. Nd, on Febru-
airy s.
Surprised: Mrs, AuZie Dial, 1892
Clinton Av.. was RECALLED with a
surprise going away party on
Sunday evening, January 80 by a
group of friends. The delightful af-
fair was held at the home of Mrs.
James Sisson. 1929 Portland Az.
Following the opening of the
many lovely gifts presented by the
hostesses, a complete course din
ner highlighted with champagne
cocktails was served Hostesses
were the Mines. Ben Wilson Ken
meth Edwards. st. Paul Sue Cor
don. William McQuerry Al Mills
and Miss Rowena Warren.
Called Home: Mrs Fred w
Pearce, 1890 Portland Av., left by
plane Saturday morning. January
20, for Oklahoma City, Okla, TO
attend funeral services Of her old.
est sister. She Is the guest Of an
other sister Mrs Erma ReaZer,
during her stay.
New Addition: John. 8. Boryl g
and Boyd Wright Jr., years old
have welcomed a new playmate
and little brother into the family
circle at 1900 46th Av. s, Rob.
binsdale. Charles Wilmett arrived
January 20, in Northwestern Hos,
pital and weighed in at seven
pounds. ten ounces. Mr. and Mrs
Boyd Wright Sr., are parents OF
the family Mrs. John s Wright
Is the paternal grandmother. Mrs
Beryl Lockman OF Boston Mass
sister Of Mrs Wright, arrived Jan
uary %, to visit the family and be
come acquainted with the newest
addition. She will be in the city
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4 parable on pcnce. On

4 parabl" During the Maney mathers
Doc ne called had
short horned cattle what
warmed pasture Of their by trading
Doc had Is hons eopais three buffalo
pair Of amas and IA foot boaconsror II
brok" his place Nobody pay
fuI lon"Ss they asked Che
Wei" what I'D he fnd7 Lions
hey be their
captivity tFo Doc that They wouldn't III
And Betty sxyearoh
worlds cub
unless somebody into the
they their mother got on equal
feeding Dor Thought an
the door m you
baCk shoes out nf Old Bet'yR ra'ioud
He would his hons
his their mouths
show or their the"
hateful oRouEtical whips
u
the Hon good
what parable UE'
should he nor Ike
said and
u takes eight months c0nhdencs #
And when punched tooh rohes
that
turned short stepped
Insinctv"ly he snapped
playing
hope Haihrv stH there happy sffectora's
hundreds hard
hearted fo has them
profed 10 MAKE them and
misery killed each other of =
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sent were the Mines, Gertrude
Nay. Donazelle Branson, Deloris
Reed, Margaret Sharpe and Doro-
thy Plgh.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

daily cu'cle care and here is tip that may be helpful
oena dged To the ridges apply
undercoat and of polish Allow
ordinary temperature before applying Place
balls between the
polish
No matter how shape hngernai best the
oenas straight the curving them down little
at the
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

First Nighters Bridge Club: When Mrs Lamar Roberts
200 T. 43rd St. entertained members and of the
hghgh of the delightful affair Following delicious
lunch members and guests sat down the bridge tables
prizes Club prizes by Ruth Hill first Mrs
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL *
x ST. PAUL )

Returns To Duty: Arman 80 Richard Travis Jr has fin
Shed his basic training at Scott Air Base in Illinois and
home Al day leave visiting relatives and friends He
the house guest of his father Mr. Richard Travis ST. 45 st.
Anthony Az Altman Travis left Sunday January 3D. for Green
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Daily Cuticle Care Is Important
othe Appearance Of Your Nails
~ TOM wooowAeo--ANs Features
lie ATTENTION To YOUR CUTICLES oetS

will make the and quicker will be
lot better pleased with the results In fact matter how much
time and devote the likely TO be dis
appointed with the Of nails have allowed
the cutceS become hardened and grown
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WEDDING
ANNlVE RSARiES

Feb 10 Mr. nnd Mrs Herbert
HALLS 7GT Rundo Av eight years
Feb ~ Mr. and Mrs James
Martin $40 Carroll Az R"vrn
years
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MINNEApOLIs

Feb 9 Mr. and Mrs IIcrrcn
1920 Smelling Az seven
ears
Feb 10 Mr. and Mrs Percy =
hughes Jr, 1850 Fif'h ~ a -
v cars.
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Minnesota Eyewitness

Letter to friend consequently
has energy u slck cat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

VETS NO CASH. S65.32 per mo
6-rm. home in convenient Green
Meadows, mr.. Ager I'd. School: 3
bedrms.. separate din. rm., oil heat,
level lot. Call til pm, WA.
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. Co
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FOCk-bEDkOOM Cape Coo, VA ap-
proved: fun bsmt.. 2-car attached
garage: completely equipped with
aluminium storm windows and
screens. Side porch inclosed with
jalousies. Corner lot, Anchor fenced.
Paved street. sewer, water. gas, cleo
tricity. Near schools and churches.
Beilemeade. Owner must sell.
THOMAS F. HALEY. Lanham, Nd.
AP, 7-S300.
liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm.. . bedrms., full bsmt.;
l00-ft. lot. beautiful shade trees.
Metzerott I'd. VA approved. or as
LEY. Lanham, Md. AP. 7-S300.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, S12.750--Adorable 3-bed-
rri. rambler. . years old: like new
Small down payment and assume
financing. HUGH T. PECK. HE. A.
500.
BELTsvILLE (nr. Plant Industry
NoLImmas, 2 .st,a sr Cape h c9de
ige. LOT. 81 approved. JOHN H.
JOHNSON, WA. T-5050. -26
BURTONsvILLE AREA-Home in the
country. Get away from city life
and false and artificial ways. You'll
like living on this "a acre in this
S SS%Dl k s ssb0 s hS%s down Ssn s Isl
per mo- no Only 5i'E = lett. OPEN ALL
WEEK. Out New Hampshire ave,
right on Columbia I'd past Bur;
louisville 2 mi. left on Bond MIL
s.leeo " any time time. BA1NUI REAL
CARMoDY HILLS. corner 74th and
p sts.--2 large bedrms.. fenced yard.
OF approved, Sl0,5oo.. RE. 5-57l2,
80
CHEvERLY HOME in lovely secluded
setting. almost new, large bed
rooms dining room, picture wiz, wiz
ern kitchen. For appointment. call
AP. $1,000. IA
NATURALIZATION Cape Cod
with expansibls attic: ! big. Of
blyd.. on bus line; asking $1,000;
Sa sl1l so M 81 GslI y ao 0 pm WA .
HYATTSvnLE, 4307 oelethorpe St.
Il block west Of boulevsrd---6-rm
bungalow. full bsmt.; lot 60xl40;
porch; price, S10.9S0; 800 cash.
inspection BY appointment. Call til
8 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO. IS
HYAIIsVILLE - Brick and-irame
bsmt: located In heart of Hyatts-
vile VA approved. $13,400; 5nt
A down will handle. Call I'll Q pm,
n VA. S-0611, MATTHIAS co.
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acres; Spacious grounds; landSc.
ideal for gardening: liv. rm., FIRE
place. , lge. bedrms., lge. kit.
dinette, incl. rear porch; beautiful
shrubbery; owner going to Fla: will
sacr. for Sl3,500; terms. HE. 4
$500 till s pm. Ewes. AP. 1892
4 BEDROOM CAPE COD. close ts
Glenridge School and st. Mary's
parochial school: fenced lot: equipped
kitchen. including clothes washer
priced to sell fast at $12,95O. $3.50
down to vet. Call til pm. WA
$4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS G. CO
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FOR SALE BY OWNER--rm. frame
ss.s75. In osSton. Va. Oh Miilers
I'd. LIST hardtop road on right to
last house on right. JOSEPH To-
BE HMoiID, THE GREAT EXPOSE.
center entr., 3 large bedrms., 2h
baths, state-size din. rm,, rec. rm.,
garage; country club view area near
Lorcom lane. S23.750, $4,000 cash
will handle. Colonel, Tokyo-bound
BY appt. only. Phone ia: 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
4763 Lee hwy. Ton Glebe). Multiple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

boys take an active interest in fnd-
ing FOR YOU the home you want.
If we do not have it listed, we'll
find it! Tell us what you want
well do the hunting. Call til 9 pm,
WA. T-06ll, MATTHIAS CO.
SOLID COMFORT abounds in this
spacious brick home with 4 bed
rooms, 2 full tile baths. garage,
screened porch and nice lot with
tall shade trees. Close to every
thing. Immediate possession: $17-
$50. CT or conven. Exclusive with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

"VTRGINIA's REALTY LEADERS"
1922 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 TIL 4
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NEW RAMBLER

Tops in construction and design, sit
uated on lge. wooded lot in good
silver Spring location; lge. liv. rm.
with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. 3 real
bedrms.. side scr. porch, daylight
bsmt. with picture window: attached
garage; S23.950.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes. RA. 3-5SS3
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81 ACRE

Lovely brick home. country atmos-
phere; hv:. rm. with lge stone flre-
pl,, sep. din. rm., 2 lovely bedrms.
and tiled bath; extremely lge. kit.
with breakfast space; Diet. garage;
beautiful Handicapped lot. Terms
avail. for vets.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1868
pa e
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EXCLUSIVE-NEW

Beautiful rambler; three bedrooms
en-, screened porch, two firepiaces
fun basement with half bath, rec
reation room. tWo-car garage in
basement, lovely large shaded lot
In the most beautiful and exclu-
stve section around Washington
Priced right at S32 500
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NON-GI SPECIAL

$3.50 down and S75 per mo. buys
lovely ultramodern, 3-bedrm. home;
fenced yard. PARKSIDE REALTY
JU. a-1S76 til 8 pm. or TU.
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silver SPRlNG
OWNER TRANSFERRED
BIG
BIG
LANGLEY PIX. RAMBLER

GRADES CONSIDERED
Under $4,000: CT, FLA, terms
Quick sale needed OF this de luxe
brick rambler in select area and on
quiet street. 3 TWIN-SIzED bed
rms. very spacious liv. rm.: din.
rm.; beautiful kit. with table space;
pecially designed for your recr. rm.;
lovely level lot, blks. new elem.
school. nT. parochial school, bus,
shopping. new Landsburgh store.
Please call before 10 am. or after
4 pm. Mrs. Kohn. RIA. i-8943.
MARTHA KOHN co.
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Custom Built by LuSk
BRICK RAMBLER

3 generous-sized bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. with din. area: mod equipped
kit, full bsmt.. Full price only
Sl4.500. Located mr.. New Baltimore
FreewRv.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1866
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NEARBY SILVER SPRING

Brick Cape Cod: mr.. Woodside pkwy.
Center hall, 24-ft. Iiv. rm., frepl.
13xl2 din. rm., Ice. kit, powder
rn... rear screened porch overlooking
lovely yard. 3 bedrms.. l bath on
2nd FIR: full bsmt
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

Large brick bungalow near Takoma
Jr. High. 2 good-sized bedrms. on
ST, sep. din. rm., screened porch,
finished room on End. BEAUTIFUL
CLUB ROOM in full dry bsmt., S14,-
$50. For appt. call WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-5555 till 8
n m RealtorS
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3OO-Yr.-Old Tree

Is the landmark for our lovely brick
rambler, minutes frnm downtown
Silver Spring and walking to school
and bus. 3 bedrms., full tiled bsmt
with picture window into rear yard,
driveway, trees and shrubs.
GRAHAM AND CO.
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TAKOMA PARK

Mr., Washington sanitarium. Very
clear 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW on ice.
shaded lot Full bsmt.; oct. gar.
Fireplace Priced, Si3.r50
A LOT FOR A LITTLE
Brick. 4 bedrms., center hall; Ice. liv.
rm,. separate dining nm; KIT; 3
Close-in Takoma Park location,
Sl7,5O0. Easy terms. BROWN
AGENCY, JU 9-3444. ~. 9-3i97
BEAUTIFUL EDGEMOOR'S unsur-
passed value. Red brick, heavy slate
roof Colonial. Corner lot, near, the
exclusive Longfellow School for boys
and within a moments walk to the
Edgemoor Community Tennis and
swimming Club. Center hall, lily
ing room, screened summer porch,
den. powder room, modern KITCHEN.
family .size dining room, 1st floor:
three huge bedrooms. ! OF master
size, . baths, 2nd floor: stairway
to storage attic; 2-car garage. I'm
der 30. Call OIL. 6-6S76 or
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
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BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
HIGHLAND WOODS
WHEATON

Only a few houses left in this most
desirable subdivision near public and
parochial schools. 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, all brick, full bsmt.. all-elec
kit, wooded lot $4,000 to S15.ga0
CT no money down. Also 25-yr
conventional loan. Special surprise
house open every day 3 til 8. Dir
Out Georgia ave past Wheaton
shop. ctr. to Parker. left to Gait
right to Harris, left to model home
and 2909 Harris ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

well-located home within walking
distance OF Hecht's and st. Mi
chaers. Comfortable liv. rm.. sep
arate din. rm., kit with dishwasher
and disposal. 9 bedrooms and bath.
down: bedrm. and study, up; full
basement with rec. rm hot-water
heat: slate roof. Tree-shaded lot.
Priced S1B,g50
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

LIST COMMERCIAL. Minnesota ave.
mr. Pa. row brick: presently a y
apt Setup: can convert to valuable
business location make an offer.
reaS. down payment. T. D BUR-
CESS, 10. $4,000; ewes. LII. l..
i-uNIT. bedrm. Nearly all furn.
Ideal location. Income. $500.
Priced, S@5 noe . six-unit. | bed
rm.. all rented, for S43 600 One
Six-unit, : bedrms., all rented:
$4,000 De luxe s-unit. and Q
bedrns A pleasure 10 behold.
profit to buy Others invite inquiry.
BROWN AGENCY, ~. g-3444, JU.
sTNiT BUILDING $500 down will
buy this bldg Monthly income, SI25.
Very little expense. Only S7.a50,
See 20s 5th St. Sc. then call KAY
REALTY co. RA $4,000 --27
PROPERTY - Luray,
Va. Sunset Cabins, S2S,500. ideal
location. Ia miles from famous
Luray Cayerns on Route 21l: IL
cabins. 2 cottages. brick home, on
3-acre tract. low down payment and
financing arrange MR. MORRIS,
431 Cedar ST. NV, Washtngton,
D. C.. Tu 2-2400 A24
Continued on Next Pa
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Diet. brick, lavishly furn. through
out; full bsmt; walking distance to
schools. transp. shopping; mr.. free
way reduced to $4,000 for quick
ranged. Call til pm. WA. e.
0611, MATTHIAS co.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Outstan
value in this brick Colonial: day
light bsmt.. screened porch. beauti-
full level lot: low cost hot-water
down: price, S11, $50. W. r.
HUGHES. AP. 7-14O0 til 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

GI-NOTHTNG DOWN
S-bedrm, brick: semidet: lily. .rm..
Full bsmt.. Sl3250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

Sigler g. Co., 10. 1888
Model Home. Lo. 4-793s, Ewes. 20
n0Co 90
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JU. $3.50, 9 TILL 3
CHARM WITH ECONOMY

Delightful home in excellent close;-in
silver Spring location; pleasant liV
rm., dining ell with firepl,, bright
kit. = well-proportioned bedrms.
Level, tree-shaded lot. Close to
transp. and schools; Priced, Sl3'950.
SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Harrison Smith. president
ana associate editor Of the
Saturday Review Of Literature.

One of the unpredictable qualities Of Dorothy
Thompson is that the reader never knows where
she's going to land-for she follows no Zine"
except her own Once described by friendly
critic as living in state Of perpetual emo
tion.y few writer's surpass her In the ability to
become indignant or to express eIoquently that
healthy state Of mind.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Constantine Brown

Constantine Brown comments on international
affairs and politics against background OF
extensive service abroad as q foreign correspond
ent. His sources Of information are widespread,
often by-passing the cut-and-dried channels OF
official information. An old hand at the busi-
ness, he avoids the "press conference and pad
dies his own canoe
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Doris FIeesbn-

Doris FIeesoni first last and always reporter
and her column often contains scoops in news
as well as comment on that news dictated by
her own opinions. An authentic gift Of writing
adds color and flavor OF its own to her dis
patches.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
tinued By . resolution passed
blythe majority at an executive
meeting on Jul2

David Lawrence Is one Of the most widely read
commentators in America, not because he
pleases all his readers but because they know
he has convictions, the courage to express them
and zeal for controversy that never grows old.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
pro and con

Lawrence !. Fleeson. Stokes. Brown
=, Thompson J. . These five distin-
guished journalists write for The Stars
famous Opposite Editorial Page.
They seldom agree among themselves
or with The Stars own opinions
expressed on the editorial page. That's
the way We planned it and that's the
way we intend to keep it! We believe
our readers are entitled not only to
the opinions they share, but to the
opinions with which they disagree.