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Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Senior Glass Activities

Approximately S450.00 worth of
graduation announcements, name
cards, and other miscellaneous
materials were ordered by the
members of the class last week.
At the present time the prospect
i've graduates are being measured
for caps and gowns to be used at
Baccalaureate and commence
ment exercises next June. On
Monday, December 5, yearbooks
win go on sale and will be avail
able to students, graduates, or
any interested person up until the
Christmas Holiday.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01

of high winds and tides, which
will be of material help to agen-
cies concerned with natural dis
asters.
Under Delaware's new Ground
Observer Corps plan, the volun-
teer spoilers will continue to be
responsible for reporting 24-hours
a day on aircraft overhead, in dis
tress or crashing, as wen as free
balloons, unidentified flying OBJ
jects and any other unusual &C.
ings-on in the skies.
According to the plan, informa-
tion on aircraft crashes should be
telephoned Immediately to the
nearest state police troop.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Townsend

Mrs. Margaret Pearce entertain
ed the Erodelphian Society at her
home at Silver Lake on Wednes-
day evening. The business session
was followed by an enjoyable So
cial affair. There were fifteen
members and guests present. Re-
freshments were served in the
dining hall amid Thanksgiving
decorations. The ice cream, cake
and candies made very tasty
treat and all enjoyed the treat
very much. Mrs. Margaret Buck
son extended an invitation for the
next gathering.
Our congratulations to Mr.. Will
liam H. Collins who is well known
to our residents as well as those
of Smyrna and Clayton. Mr. Col
Inns was born in 1871 on the
Brick House farm of the late
Daniel Corbett, the property now
owned by the Odessa Library at
Stump Corner three miles from
Townsend. Mr.. Collins had a
brother living here, Mr.. Sher-
bourne Collins who was undertake
er here until his death from in
ward trouble. Mr.. William Collins
was an expert on horses and for
years until his retirement was an
active horse dealer.
Our community was saddened
on Saturday by the announcement
of the death of Mrs. Mildred B.
Daniels Proud which occurred at
New Castle on Friday night. She
was the daughter of Mrs. Emma
S. Daniels of this town. Mrs.
Proud was the wife of Mr.. Edw.
c. Proud and mother of one son,
E. l.. Proud of Portland, Oregon,
also one daughter, Mrs. Genevieve
Habiger of Castle Hills. Two of
her sisters live here, Mrs. Elsie
Sapp and Mrs. Mamie Pinder. A
brother, Mr.. William S. Daniels
resides at Collins Beach.
Thanksgiving Day was pleasant
ly passed by various methods of
timely observance. Also various
sports were had and the gather
ings of families and friends were
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
DR.R.L. PIGFORD|
is HONORED|
CONTINUED From Page Sikh

the second university faculty
member to be so honored. The
first recipient was the late DR..
Allan P. Colburn, provost of the
university, who was presented
with the original progress award
offered by the organization in
1948. DR.. George E. Holbrook,
assistant general manager of the
Organic Chemicals Department,
DUPONT Company, was chosen in
1858.
A native of Meridian, Miss, DR..
Pigford received his early educa-
tion in the public schools of that
city and was graduated from
Mississippi State College with
special honors in 1888, receiving
the degree of bachelor of science
in chemical engineering. Graduate
work at the University of Illinois
earned for him two advanced de-
grees, his doctorate being award
ed in 1912.
During the first semester of
1855, DR.. Pigford served as WIS.,
iting professor in the department
of chemistry and chemical engin-
eering at the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley. 1t was his
first absence from the University
of Delaware since his appoint
ment as department chairman in
1947.
DIR. Pigford is married and has
two children, a son and a daugh-
ter. The family resides at 261
Dallam Road in Newark, Della
ware.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
IMPROVE STORM WARNING
tContinued from Page onel

lines the Corps mission, spells out
the duties and responsibilities of
personnel at all levels and estab-
fishes a chain of authority, Mr..
Lee explained. Effective with the
publication of the plan. observers
will be expected to telephone re-
ports of unusual or severe wealth
er to the Trenton Filter Center.
The observers are directed to re-
port wind direction and estimated
velocity, plus facts on rainfall,
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, December 4, is the Sec
ond Sunday in Advent. At the
morning worship at IL, the min
lister will speak on christmas or
Chaos PIN the evening at z,
youth 10 to 13 will meet in Fell
1owship Hall. A part of this
meeting will be the showing of a
film entitled, Christmas Around
the World. Friday, December 2,
at s pm, The Sunshine Glass will
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01

high tides and seas or other un-
usual conditions.
Normally" Mr.. Lee explained,
official reports on hurricane paths
are concerned with the eye" of
the storm, but extensive wind
damage and high tides could oc-
cur several hundred miles in ad-
vance of this"
Furthermore" he said, "signs
of an approaching tornado or Sc
we're thunderstorm may be only
local in nature and might go un-
noticed by official weather agen-
cies.,'
Reports from ground observers,
he added, can give exact locations
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
SCHOOL
REPORTER
December CaIendar of Events

December Calendar of Events
December Language Clubs AS
sembly, 1:25 pm.
December END of Second Mark
ing Period, $3.50 pm.
December 14-P.T.A. Banquet for
Football Team, 800 pm.
December 15-Junior High School
Christmas Party, 7:30 pm.
December 16-Senior High School
Christmas Dance, 900 pm.
December 22-Drama Club Christ
mas Assemly, 1:25 pm.
December Christmas Vacation
Begins at Noon
January 3-Classes Resume, $3.50
am.
January 3-Basketball Game at
Milford, 700 pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01

that its purpose is to create in
terest in the field of aviation 50
that the cadets may grow up ap-
plying their talents to the United
States Air Force and to those
fields of aviation which serve for
the national defense of their coun-
try.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Junior Glass Play Huge Success

The members of the Junior
Glass want to take this occasion
to thank all persons who in any
way contributed to the success of
the class play. 573 people at
tended the annual production, and
over 100000 was collected on
the playbook. The money realized
from the production will be used
to finance the Junior Prom and
Senior trip to Washington.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
SHOW RECORD
OF PROGRESS

Continued from Page One
teaching and guidance of Cadet
Commandant, Lieut.. Andrew Foltz
their program is far reaching in
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Spanish and Latin Clubs
Assembly Program

The Spanish and Latin Clubs,
under the direction of Mrs. Getty
will present an assembly program
on Tuesday, December 6. The
program will open with the
Christmas story read from the
Bible in English, Spanish, and
Latin. After the flag salute and
the Lords Prayer, the Latin Stu
dents will sing Adeste Fideles, the
Spanish students will sing the
Spanish version, followed by the
English words sung by the entire
assembly.
The second part of the program
will consist of a play written by
the Latin II class showing the
contrast between our Christmas
celebration and the old Roman
festival, the Saturnalia which
was observed at the same time of
the year. The characters for this
play are as follows:
American father -. Larry Ellery
American mother,
Jacqueline Diemecke
American boy -. Bruce Wright
American girl ....... Jackie Roe
American girl in dream,
Alice David
Roman father. ..... Roger Kelsey
Roman mother :. Judy Passmore
Roman GIRL. Katherine Norman
Roman boy 49,. Larry Vodvarka
The final number of the pro-
gram will be a pantomine La
Navidad en- Mexico christmas in
Mexico) showing some of the
familiar Christmas customs in
Latin-American countries. For
this the characters will be as fol-
lows:
{ Narrator ......... Ben SolloWay
Joseph ............. John PooreI
Mary .......... Charlotte Pryor
Shepherds -. Paul Loder, David
Reedy, Dale Reedy
Wise Men -. Jack Lofland, David
Dickerson, Larry ElIery
Innkeeper ....... David Comegys
Boys Quintette -. Ben Solloway,
David Comegys, Paul Loder
David Reedy, Robert Hurd
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and there's a Squibb
Toothbrush for Your
individual need -.
squibb ANGLE toothbrush

It meets every qualification set forth
in the Journal of the American Dental
Association. Note the Angle bent ex-.
actly like your dentists mirror. Avail
able with hard or natural, 2 or 8 row
bristles.
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Angle 1000 toothbrush

Sixteen hundred tiny bristles
designed to sweep your teeth
clean, reduce danger Of scratch
ing tooth surfaces, help avoid
gum irritation.
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BRooKLAND RFS5SSRs-AjNsT al AREA
2.O0O DOWN

COLI LoRED--MIcHIGAN PARK AREA
Attractive corner home. det. brk.
2 rms, 2 baths. rec. rm. and y.
bath: oil burner h..w.h.: 1-cai
Must sen. EYES. TE. e-I75s.
Z. n Gp AWhTvTE
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PRINCE cEoRcEs COUNTY

lAvONDALE, Chiilum area--sacritiee.
6-rm.. brk,; II bath; bsmt. nr.
bus, below SIS. 900. L. X. CAR
MICHAEL REALTY co. JU. a-e6ol.
cHEvERLY BRICK bedrms.,
bsmt.. scr. porch: beautiful land
scaped lot; scenic view PERI. cond
oors oos sse yoaS ,erns pNcE sPRseSse EoSo USs5n
rs PROPERTIES. AP. 7-T774. --.:s3
COLLEGE PARK--Bfiek rambler
with full bsmt.S top cond. Only
S12,750. on forced sale. 3 lge. bed.
rms. big equipped kit. level, fenced
yard. A super bargafnt PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP q
HYAfiTsyrLLE, 8 bedrms,. sep. din.
rm., sil Zoo. GI. Excel. location
JOHN 4, VENT. AP. 10000. ---2,.3
LANGLEY, lust oil University lane
2-story brick Colonial 3 hedrms..
lot 5o'sla0s cleo $i7,s5o. GERBIlcH,
LE481IsDaIEa-rrom E81I ,'iIio owner; shed.
rm, brick with rm. for sxpaiasion; !;
price. ~. f-37i4. --22
TAK0MA PARK--Loyely 4-bedrn,
brick home; mr. Piney Branch and
Flower ave. Rec, rnn,, bsmt.. gas
h.-w.h.: priced reas. Ju. 1-060l.
1. H CARMICHAEL REALTY p.
UNIVERSITY PARK---s-bedrm. Co.
ISN'T on,t screensd ,cr; ned porch ssp % RsraEe % 81
corner landseaDed lot. see by appt
VEST Ss1S RYAT1TssivffLifE IL \ 1sifi BARGxiN =.
3-bedrm. brick and shinRle. Full
din. rIn, big equipped kitn over
ts2s sgR5sssssR sRsslEl VIZ osoRsSEs f RssElss pRos REsssy
ERTIES. AP, 7-7774. --23
COTTAGE, $500. Car or cash
dn.. $50 mo. Good sch. M. Boiling,
Andrews. Make offer AD 10000.
a-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. fadi-
ant heat. washer, orier, narbaee
disposal; expandabie attic, Lac. cor
rier lot; blks. from elementary
school; $4,000. Call HE. 4-6S0S,
1901 Erskine st Carole Hishlands.l
SALE BY oWNER--s-roorn, expan.
sibic. brick BUNGALOW; fun basement,
Terms to suit buyer. AP. 7-14S3.
sPLIT-LEyEL, new, masonry: 3 bed.
rms. dining l., rec. rni. with ire-
place and ground-leyel entr. Wooded
fssh. sssa pa ( 't5RTR gaihi f'Sf
4-BEDRo0M CAFE COD-corner
lot. nj m; Wsshington Parkway, |
ping center. sls,g50. WINSTON c,
81 GtAS oWWSEk.sTiSLDER.- oWWSSEkisNgS s-bsSrm @
brick rambler with daylight bsmt.;
large, wooded lot: haseboard h.-w
h.. colored bath, elec, Kitchen, !
@ ssveTsRl RRaSTRs SsS e Csssss sSs frTq T ;sss4e9 ;s4
a real BARRSSSArN, Detached II house
tiled bath, 6asemsnt with rec. rM,
hot water heat electric stove. re-
friserator. aluminium storm vim
dew, fenced e, yssd, ;,S s,sar run sarfss
+. D' BURGESS. 10. $4,000; sve-
nings Mr. Spruce, 10. $500.
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ARLINGTON ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
"ST. THOMAS MORE'S"
II you have growing family. want
an INDIVIDUAL STYLED 3-bed.
stay in St. Thomas More's parish,
YOU will set your moneys worth ct
$lS,950. Home has bright base
ment with picture window. This 10
real good buyl Call now---Vacant
Immediate occupancy.
ARLINGTON REALTY
e212 Wilson Blvd. ia. T-930o TIL .
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volumes OF alternative repairs.
Partnership avail. VII. 6-63sl.
REST. cafeteria style. bar: estAb-
Across from Govt. bids. Closed sun.
cash viii handle. JU. 5-0SSS ell
LAUNDROMAT STORE With dry
cleaning. Location. main st., ne,
Excel. eqnipmeut. Easily operated
Gross, $4,000; net. So 900. 81. 600
q dn, CAL OWNER, II. 1881. I'll
field; take advantage OF new Govt
policy OF loans for development.
Possible a90fz returns. Sale or
RfsfadhRssNsIs lsssiffi hRss r. fis6t ffiRst6trosrrroS for
person with Hmttsd capital Must
ee sxper. and settled. Box SAB.
FOR SALE retail paint and wan
paper store ip Richmond. Va. 6oing
business VIII sell for inventory and
nxtntes, St5.000 will handle, Box
PaiSf ssn sNb BODY sHor for sale;
bake oven, modern spray room. iee.
neon sign, VIII sac. $1,000 ST
3-546a OF LII. 1-3I22. 37s
R0oMlNG HOUSE. I41B Harvard ST
NV For sale completely furnished
with as little Is S1.5o0 down ano
Sl27.50 month, for house and fur
I...s ni!Ste; ;,,,, 9 1T, rms. baths o "a nnd ISM esmt
STELLAR, wO. 6-ia7a. --22
0ELlcATESSEN Good location.
nearly Arlington ABc license. self
service, air conditioned. weekly bust-
ness 5000. easy to- operate. Excel
lent for older connle or beeinners
Priced reasonable with terms. See
ysoSAs sassS fs skALfx r. IA sfssf s.sfoo VA 3a
GROCERY. nearby va, well estab.
nshed. same owner IL yrs; weekly
business, 500; rent only 500 mo-:
clean fxtures and stock; price, only
S4.5O0, lock- stock and. barrel
terms available. See TO-DAY, call
IA. s-2in0, IA. T-I24a, --s2 /
BAR AND RESTAURANT. Meehan.
iesstlle. Nd: seats l2o: 10 slot ma.
reasonably Phone Mech. A6-F-.l,
OF write 4. H. ADAMS, Owner. 22s
MEMS WEAR SfORE, dcwntoWn
/ WashinetpR. established yoiue ei
business for over 20 years. com.
pletely equipped with nxtures. m
Guiding air couditi0ning and tailor
Ing alteration depattment. 2. LEVY,
TAVERN NEARBY vIRGINiA--cc-
lored trade. Sa0G weekly business.
Seais 10. ABC license on and on
sale, Price only $7.50O. Terms
available. csil Mr.. Brown with
YEoNAs REALTY. IA. 5000. ia
MOTELs ROE sALE-Adyies and
consultation ~ exclusive fuIi-time
motel broker and travel specialist.
Offering recommendation on best
buys 10 in0teIs and sites. JOE n
THOMPSON, 232 woodward Bldg.
EN- 3-l22u.
MODERN, two-bay service station.
90l Florida ave. NV. at v ST., can
be purchased dollar for dollar. In
aulEe from l p IN. to 8 pm. 2js
SELF-SERVIcE GROCERY
Busy nv. location. Easy operation
for :. illness forcing owner 70
leaye town. Long lease. Better
than $500 weekly gross. $4,000
good clean stock. Modern. has
eTerythine. Only 5000 mo. rent: :
apis. over store bring in 500 mo-;
90ss eolored trade A terrffie buy.
Askinx $1,000. Moderate down
payment. You can't 90 wrong on
this. See It, Call Mrs. Phillips.
CAMPANELLA 81 co.
I go.
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ARLINGTON
ALI, PRICK

NIU,J0U
MIGHTY HARD TO BEATil A well-
Z built . bedroom flarge) semide-
tached Just q few blocks on Shirley
trees. run basement with rec. room
ana outside entrance. Screened in
rear porch. OWNER MUST SELL
TODAYii GI, FLA or Conventional
financing. Call now!
ARLINGTON REALTY
22ls Wilson Blvd IA. 7-a3oo Til Q
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1900 BLOCK ONTARIO PL, NV
q, rms sssh 9Ns9;A Na4AhS hsasi asifRvIeR " ~
1914 9th St. NV. Hu. 3-ss2s
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REAL Estate SALE OR ExcH.

*. 3-4il3. EYe... sun. LU. I-Isot
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK--Bess otTer In
csnter-hall Coionisi: ns near ia Jsnney, y.
et. AIMS, Sears ali supernkrkets:
on busiine; best neiEhborhood; rs
Minis. downtown by car. 3 bed
rooms, baths. stairway to IN.
lshed. insulated dormitory attic
With space for two additional
rooms; dry. clean basement With
lavatory; eas h.w, heat; 50-gal,
Sa,sr SSds ss sster' nsarly n,,s,. rev large II Z
RAM range: tsteei-Seam sVagaouStxn conStfue,.on. on
slate roof oodies OF closet and
storage space: large, shaded level,
fenced yard: det Rarage: dead lend
alley; large front porch. Inspect any
nnItment for si6,5O0 hrst trust
immediate possession. s2e3 Yuma
AMER. NusIy. paRK-rf charm m snt
NOT FAIL TO see this lovely hofnI
IN the very choice spot Of .thi,
popular community. includes bed
room and bath on Ist floor: 9 bed.
rms, nursery and bath on snc
moor; .Iag-ft. lot with Eergeous
s,o,,i t,sss Psised e a., At $500 ss Mtghts s.ssl
LiPs, Df s-f41i. e esss.. wo. ).
saEfHERD PARK. SIG. .aso-Bsau-
tiful. big, 4-bedrfn,. frame resi-
dence at 1871 Floral; spacious
center-hali plan. large den on LIST
lovely condition; FRANK g.
PHILLIPS, DI. T-14iii ewes, wo.
saEfasRD PARK, corner 18th md
Kaimia r d. - Vacant, S21,950.
Lovely detached i1omc, full center
hall, living room, dining room.
Kitchen, large side screened porch:
End hoor, 3 bedrooms, z baths.
stairs TO finished 3rd floor; slate
root full basement. garage. Large
flrxt trust ayatlahie, small down
gsSoSen soo, NJ aeseYsfS S spw an ,cNps w0 4 4;
co. INC. Chevy Chase. b. G.
SPRING VALLEY--charmin9, stone,
brick and. frame with slate roof.
centey-hail plRni den and law. on
ast a nj Ply hedrms z baths er
siIanle part Of this .distiDguished
PHILLIPS, pI T-i4ii; ewes. oL.
aSea isih ST. N.w.--Atsr. -i center
hall plan: II rooms: ideal for doc
tor or dentists home and ONCE.
Exclusive, NELLIE LOWE tAsSEL.
Realtor. AD. 4-211R, OIL, 9-3I3a.
300g 10Th 81 N.W.--Addfeas Of
row brick; . rms. 3 baths. For
details cali NJ. D. B. Guynn. EN-.
3-7Tp:., MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 t4th 81 NV. Ap. 4.2O05.
1887 RTTTENHOUSE ST. N.W.--A
perfect home n. perfect condition;
3 rooms. 2M baths, fireplace, reefe-
alton room. uloderniged kitchen,
earase. Priced under $4,000. WAL
TER M, BAuMAN, AGENT, 1877 X
st. NV. Ma Seem: ewes, Wo. g.
1921 VI ST NV.
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COIORED
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

1899 MONROE ST. N.E.--oniy sea-.
551--Brick Colonial home and doc
tors once; . bedrooms. 2 baths
plus complete de luxe doctors suite
on street level. consistine OF q
rooms and bath: garage. Call OIL
6-R676 or DI. 7-6S30,
ThoS ] Fisher G Co.
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ARLINGTON
"READ SLOWLY"

4t414AA N14ENT " ~ .
And you viii be fast to see why
we are enthused about this lovely
large ANTIQUE BRICK RAMBLER,
with many outstanding features.
living room with fireplace, separate
dining room, DEN , bedrooms and
2 baths. Nice big kitchen. Truly
HUGE RECREATION ROOM
with unusually high ceiling. A
very good setting on wooded lot
Il0xl4S with tail trees, Oversize
attached sarAge. Custom built home
only ia years old Outstanding
value al S34,g5o.
ARLINGTON REALTY
aa1a Wilson Blvd. ia, 7-s30o III o
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! BRoADMoNT

Live in an exclusive Falls
Church area Of beautiful
homes; 3 bedrms., 2is baths,
20x20 screened porch, very
large rec. rm. with bar. refrig-
orator and sink; laundry
room and garage, Beautifully
handicapped lot, For appoint
TO see, call
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

STEBAKT LEyEL--A planned com.
Hunlty OF Early American homes
Sll.5u0 FHA. GI or conventional
terms. ~ mi. from wash, 5 mi
Annapolis on 2f4 ausae 10 schools,
ehurches. transp. and eompI. water
Triton. WeodiaWn and various otk1ti
beaches on Chesapeake Bay and S
River. a-bedfnn, homes, Lxpan-
sibie Atticss h,-E h, piastered walls,
how'd, hss tiled baths. h-acFe lots,
paved streets. concrete suffers and
driGeways. These quality built
homes In this desirable iof. are
worthy of YOUR Inspection daii~ nnc
sun Phone Culonial H-90I6 fol
more Information, --2l
Evening star., 1955-11-21

FINE WATERFRONT LOTS and cot
taEes. some are year-found, n
woodland Beach, SeIby- -on the Bay
or Bhorehafn Beach. only 81 hf.
from D. c VIII trade for prop
erty. lots or acreage in or nr. .. c.
RA. $4,000. --a5
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CLEVELAND PARK
Sidney z. MenSh 81 Co.
THE GALLERY or HOMES"
SPRING VAIIEY


A. handsome Colonial rambler in the
munsty--beautifuily situated on the
high eround above the Palisades,
Marble entrance hall. living room
With views to both front and rear,
has marble fireplace and huge Co.
lonial bar window. Rear living ter
race has outdoor firsplace and Is
seeesstble from Kitchen Through
living room. sunny, modern kitchen
also opens onto a Ianeh-fenced reef
sarden. Paneled library with
beamed eelllng has adioining pow
der rom. bullt-in bar and built-in
TV and HI-FI cabinet. 2 bedrooms
and 2 full baths on both Arst and
second fioorss with q huKe, wgik TN
closets on second, Roomy dayIiRhi
basement with Workshop. garags
and . maids room which has Ia
own bath and outside entrance
Truly n custom hofnc--fn an ex-
ceptionaily fine SPRING Valley ioeA.
ton. Purchaser will be able 10 take
possession In time for the Christina
Nv. G. & Al. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. tREALToRsl
1890 Mass, Ave. NV. Ell, 2-440i
CoL0RED---yACANT--opcn sun.
z 10 6--2Bs9 Sherman ave. NV
$eDS down ni-rm, brick, clean:
mo. Move In. RA. o-6si2. DE
coIoRED-sR. NEW HAMrsHIRi
Z brick with ytep-down living rni. and
WOOD BURNING hreplace. OTersizE
dinine rin, with wrought-iron, rails.
Sis kitchen heated sun rp.. 3 me
porch. bis rec rm. With :lreplaer.
summer Kitchen IN bsmt. Gas hs-w.
heat. Cement porch. Garage Trades.
cash or terms considered, Mr..
MANY, HO. p-3611. MARSHALL
J WAPLE co. isaa 18th S. NV.
eoI0RED"-Sal eAILATIN sr. NV
We're braeging about the beau.
tiful condition Of this lovely side
hall plan home; s spacious. spot-
less rms. and baths. Eyerythina
ysrted 10 two-iamiiy Il desired.
eEirs eEEissd II s,shs s.s, Sp seros Gal Nj
xb MSP1E ! z.so0os &C. 1874 18th st. NV
CoIoRED ~ rs INGRaHAM ST.
NV. - Convenient s-room brick,
aailE. tarGe encl porch. . baths
Gas h.-w. heat Colonial porch. ..
car det. earage. Close transp.
schools. shops. Cal fo- appt. Mr.
helis, large incl, porch. : baths.
George. RA. 3-Oie3. MARSHALL
: wAPLE CO., 1894 18th St. NV,
CoIoRED@sI4 FARRaaUf ST
N.Wl---S-Toom brick, IL baths
73s Marietta place NV. cor. brick,
s rms and bath. AZ; Oneida place
81. $50. det. brick. s rms. and
bath. 3l2a Newton st. ne. det.
rms and bath. rec. rm. jt2f 18th
~ n,e,, baths. Lou1s RUDDEN.
coioREnwfowDER mn. il. FL
NEAR ard AND LONGFELLOW
SITS. N.Ws---Modern S-foOm brick,
: bedrms.. den. gaFaGe; tiisposer:
buiit-in bath; Colonial front porch;
gas h.-w.h.. attached garage, VIII
trade. Call Mr.. Washburn, TU. g
20gl. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO..
1924 i4th 81. NV, AD. 4-2OO5.
COLORED
lila Q ST. N.w.--Ideal corner for
church or organiEation 3 story
bldg. on : lots. Owner win con.
slider lease with option 70 buy. Call
MRS. JACKSON. DE. 2.l1H0.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
APTs. UNFURiilsHED--MD.

oCKyILLE-I bedroom. living rm,
instss:a klscassn, ss ,ss DStn ,.hdcl. and fenT nd
honpias center. sS5 plus Stiis. Po
-4zy6
hKQNA PARK - 1-bedrm. apt.
{ufiit firn.. newly decorated; nod
ern e-unit Bldg; $50 mo. oL,
AZ. *. opposite wash. san. 71e
Naniewood ave. Apt. o; studio apt,
ID rn.. Kit. bath, al utils. S4s.
Ann = bedrm. apts. nr tfemen-
aia tIitlss. 'i III. s-70ii. ss
f9 sBLADEHsBURG RD.-Latge
fIisfeEcy api.s S46s Gail n. a.
HUMPHREYS, MA. 5000. ---22
AsT.SgEsT d CONN. AVE. bed
s4s 4 x HiUMPfRiEs. M.
ILvrR spRNG. close in---i lEs.
VI: .ssii Bee. I. ~. S-ssSI5l siI \, '''
5RAL HILLS garden apta. ii B. q
Fine bedFris.. $50: q bedrIiis.
fss; soSs. issiudsso S.is. so. s.,aossNi ~ .eas9l'
IS HOUSTON AVE. Takoma Park
New luxury. 5 lge, rms. and bath:
entirs ist .pr 2nd a.; pvt. en-
ssssss ssassss u. ssios ss d. sss va SVn
PTNEY BRANCH-YLoWER AVE, area
-In be1nit BLDG; bedfm.: $66.b0
b. FORD, ~. s-6106. sP. 4-74b3
!s q. r
Evening star., 1955-11-21
SECRET on RELAx1TToN
ALEXANDRIA
"BIG ROOMS''

For big family--almost new 4-bed-
room, 2-bBth brick Cape Cod. Fully
equipped kitchen, PLUS washer.
dryer and ironer Nice lot l12xl37.
Home Is In Al condition. Price,
li;l,IIi ARLINGTON REALTY
a2i2 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-e3o0 II .
Evening star., 1955-11-21
HOUSES UNFuRR. tcens.,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

iUSAF CAPT. needs 3-bedrm. unfurn
house: Hyattsvllle or Cheverly. Tel
Redwood 5-S90u. Ext. S324f. 81
Evening star., 1955-11-21
S19.0OO-GI-FHA

19,000-GI-FHA
Fireplace in living room and In base
ment recreation room, GARAGE and
screened hreeEeway help make this
pretty frame rambler over 20 feet
dining room: large equipped kitch-
en- and nice closets. Level is-acre
lot is l3T feet wide with hardwood
trees. Located Just & miles from
ID. c. IN community OF nice homes.
Shown exclusively by
MASON HIRST
Annandple. Va. Phone JE. 2-5611
Closed Sundays
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