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Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
CHAIRMEN FOR
B.&P.W. CLUBS
Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm, State
President, Announces
Committee Chairmen
TO TOUR EUROPE

At an executive committee
meeting of the Delaware Fedora
tion of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs held last week al
the Wayside Inn, Miss Ruth Ellen
Reihm, state president, announced
the following committee chairmer
to serve on the state board of di-
rectors: education and vocations
Mrs. Emily H. Womach, Laurel
club; finance, Miss Neva Dicker-
son, Bridgeville; health and safe.
ty, Mrs. Catherine ]. Moore, Sea-
ford; international relations, Mrs
Myrtle Cubbage, Capital City
club; legislation, Mrs. Blanche
Cahall, Harrington; membership
Mrs. Edith ]. Newton, Claymont;
national security, Mrs. Anne S.
Klumpp, Wilmington; news SER
vice, Mrs. Catherine Cunningham,
Brandyywine club; program CO.
ordination, Miss Laura Williams,
Sussex County club; public affairs,
Mrs. Anita Hutchison, Mid-Coun-
ty club; radio and television, Miss
Elena Tarantino, Christina club;
parliamentarian, DR.. Elizabeth F.
Phillips, Sussex County club; his
torian, Mrs. Bertha Richards,
Claymont; music, Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Stafforl, Christina; chaplain,
Mrs. Blanche r. Beach, Delmar.
Miss Reihm, with DR.. Phillips,
immediate past state president of
the Delaware organization, left
last week by plane from Idelwild
Airport, New York, for a three
week tour of Europe. They will
visit England, the Netherlands,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Aus
tria, Switzerland, and France.
While in Bern, Switzerland, they
will be observers for the National
Federation at the meeting of the
International Federation of BPW
Clubs which celebrates the twen-
ty-fifth anniversary of the found
ing of that group. Before her de-
parture, Miss Reihm was present
ed with a bon voyage gift from
the Smyrna-Clayton club at a
meeting at the home of the presi-
dent of the local group, Mrs. Ger
trude Scout.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
NEW PROFESSOR AT WESLEY
Captain G. w. Patterson, Jr., Ap-
pointed to Physical Sciences

Captain George w. Patterson,
Jr., U.S.N. (ret.) has been ap-
pointed Chairman of the Division
of Physical Sciences and Related
Subjects at Wesley Junior Col
lege, according to an announce
ment by DR.. ]. Paul Slaybaugh,
President of the college. He will
hold the rank of Assistant Pro-
fessor. Professor Patterson, a
graduate of the us. Naval Acad.
emy, Annapolis, Class of 1924,
was an instructor in the Depart
ment of Engineering and Physics
at the Naval Academy from 1881
to 1884. From 1912 to 1914, he
was Oficer-in-C Charge of the U. S.
Submarine School at New London,
Conn. The son of the late DIR. G..
Continued on Page Twelvel
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
Bay League Standings
Legion Ambulance Report

The ambulance report of the
David c. Harrison Post No. ID,
American Legion for the month
of July shows 16 trips, sos miles
Travelled, with two drivers and two
assistants serving. According to
Alfred E. Mack, commander of
the post, the financial drive being
made to support the ambulance
service is going forward with
good results, and he expresses ap-
probation from the Legion of the
contributions made by the towns
of Smyrna, Clayton, and Kenton
and the rural areas. The drive is
expected to be completed at this
time. Mr.. Mack announces the
appointment of an auditing COM
mittee which includes George
Parker, chairman, Charles A.
Burrous, Jr., and Ollie F. Loose.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
BI-WEEKLY STREET DANCE
Series Conducted by Junior Cham
ber of Commerce Are Successful

Series Conducted by Junior Cham
ber of Commerce Are Successful
The bi-weekly street dance on
Thursday night was the most sue
cessful of the series conducted by
the Smyrna-Clayton Junior Cham
ber of Commerce, with a larger
group of upper teenagers joining
the more youthful dancers on
Market Street Plaza. A chance
was also noted in the fact that
the girls were better dressed, in
attractive summer dresses, a
trend which made the affair more
colorful and behavior more decor
Gus. 1t was estimated that in
cluding the dancers and many
who stop to observe the dancing
about one hundred persons enjoy
ed the affair. The prizes, chosen
by lucky number, were won by
Jackie Roe, Smyrna, for the girls,
and Robert Green, of Clayton, a
two-time winner in the series.
The dance was in charge of Rob
ert Belber, Jaycees chairman, and
Wayne Hackman. Recordings
loaned by the Silver Eagles were
used. The dances will continue
every two weeks on Thursday
nights.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
TELLS OF INFRA-
RED HEATER
James E. Everhart Speaker
at Rotary Club Here
Thursday Night
SOMETHING NEW

A talk on the infra-red ray
heater was given at the Smyrna
Rotary Club by James E. Ever
hart, past president on Thursday
night. The speaker described it
as something new in the infra-ray
field, and told of the various uses
to which it can be applied. The
ray penetrates the atmosphere
and only heats the object that the
ray touches, he said. A German
invention after World War II, its
original use was in bombed out
industrial buildings; the ray as
an individual unit permitted
workmen to work in open build
ings in the winter time, according
to the speaker. 1t now is used
by other industries, contractors,
and outdoor employees, and the
heat is generated by propane gas.
Nelson Everhart was the narrator
in an actual demonstration of the
unit. Leroy Sayers gave the re-
sponse and rising vote of thanks
was extended the Everhart BROTH
ers. The program chairman was
Edward Wilson. Howard Pletsch
presided. 1t was announced that
the annual auction sale sponsored
by the Rotary Club will be held
Saturday, Sept. %, on Market
Plaza. The concessions will fea-
ture home made cakes, hot dogs,
hot waffles, and coffee, in addition
to the sale of hundreds of varied
items given the Rotarians to ben
eft their community service prof.
ects. Mr.. Wilson has been named
chairman and he will be assisted
by all members of the club. Mr..
Sayers and Reynolds Pratt led
group singing, with Robert Reed
as accompanist.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
BOYS IN PUsHMoBILE DERBY
Bobby Boyer and Kenneth Smith
Two Contestants From Smyrna

Two Contestants From Smyrna
Smyrna seems assured of two
contestants in the Pushmobile
Derby sponsored by the Delaware
Association of Police with the
announcement that Kenneth
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
ley Smith, of Smyrna Landing
has completed building his car
which he will drive in the event
near Wilmington later this month.
The fifteen-year old high school
student is sponsored by Wilson
Refrigeration, Inc. Previously
Bobby Boyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Boyer, of Lake Drive had
announced his intention of enter
ing the contest and has built his
car at the home of his parents.
He is sponsored by an anonymous
individual. The Smyrna-C Clayton
Junior Chamber of Commerce CO.
operated with the Smyrna Police
Department in arranging for the
entries of local boys and seeking
sponsors for them.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
TROOPER HIT
BY TRUCK HERE
VIM. F. Mayer, State Troop
Ell, Crushed to Death by
Truck Here Sunday
DRIVER is HELD

William F. Mayer, 25-year old
Delaware state trooper, was
crushed to death in an accident
on DUPONT Parkway here early
Sunday morning. Mayer and
Trooper Charles E. Nabb of Smyr-
ma, were on patrol on the high
way. They had stopped a pickup
truck to tell the driver his tail
light was out. Nabb, who was
driving the patrol car, pulled off
in front of the pickup and Mayer
got out to talk to the driver. He
was standing beside the pickup
when large tractor trailer, load
ed with potatoes, swerved off the
highway, side swiped Mayer
against the pickup truck and then
crashed into the police car. Herb
ert C. Wyant, 26, of Canister, N.
Y, driver of the truck, told
State police he had fallen asleep
and could not estimate the speed
at which he was travelling. He
admitted he had. been drinking
before starting from Dover with
his truck. Mayer was rushed to
the Kent General Hospital in the
Smyrna Legion ambulance and
was pronounced dead upon arrival
with death being caused by in
ternal injuries. Wyant was ar
raigned before Magistrate George
H. ShoclSley on a charge of man.
slaughter and was placed under
$4,000 bail. During the investiga-
ton police also learned that Wy
ant and Gilbert Nichols, of Horn
ell, NJ Y, who was driving an
other truck, had taken an air
conditioning unit from the office
of Martin Janeka, Dover potato
broker, where they had procured
their load of potatoes earlier in
the day. Wyant and Nichols were
each placed under $1,000 bail on
a charge of larceny.
War Veteran
Mayer was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August P. Mayer of Will
mington. A veteran of World
War II, he had served in Europe.
He Joined the state police on jan
uary 81, 1949. Surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Biruta Mayer, whom
he met overseas; his parents,
brother, Charles of Wilmington;
and three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ward, and the Misses Myrtle and
Margaret Mayer. Funeral servic-
es were held yesterday from his
home in Dover. State police acted
as honorary and active pallbear-
ers for their colleague. Interment
was in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
ROBT. BAMBERGER HONORED
Awarded Commendation Ribbon
With Medal Pendant From Army

Robert L. Bamberger. 205 Fraz-
ier Street, has been awarded the
commentator ribbon with medal
pendant from Eighth Army head
quarters in the Far East for mer-
itorious services in Korea during
the period May 4, 1854 to May 8,
1855, Col. Francis H. Barnes,
chief, Delaware Military District
said recently. According to the
citation Bamberger, then an Army
sergeant with sthe Fourth Ord
nance Battalion, distinguished
himself by exhibiting a high de-
gree of technical competence and
initiative in supervision of control
equipment and preparation of sup
ply records and reports.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
Receives Discharge From Service

Receives Discharge From Service
William H. George, Jr, SKI,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William H..
George, Sr., near Smyrna, was
discharged from the U. S. Coast
Guard July 1s, after having serv-
ed 28 months on active duty and
will now be in the Reserves for
four years. After spending two
weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. George left Monday to accept
a position with the Budd Co., of
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-11
Smyrna Grange to Attend Picnic

The Smyrna Grange will join
with the Delaware State Grange
at the annual picnic to be held at
Colchester Beach, Md, on Tues
day, August 16. The large pavil-
ion, Parkside Annex, has been re-
served for use of the grangers
and picnic table and playground
area set aside for them. Amuse-
ment tickets will be available at
reduced rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
Released Teacher Leaves
For u. S. Tomorrow

YOKOHAMA. Japan, Mar. "a
(R.-Mrs. Adele Austin Rickett
tomorrow starts the last leg Of
long journey from a Chinese
Communist prison to the United
States.
Mrs. Rickett spent three and
one-half years in a Red jail and
was released recently with NAL
colin Bersohn of New York. Her
husband is still held by the Reds.
Now, four weeks after her re-
lease, she refuses to talk about
her husband or the Reds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
BY the Assoeioisd Pres,

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.-As
relatives interrupted and tried to
stop him, Malcolm Bersohn-
once jailed by the Chinese Com
munists-persisted yesterday in
praising his captors and insist
ing he was guilty of spying.
Mr.. Bersohn. 20, a former stu
dent at Peiping Union Medical
College, was held in prison by
the Chinese Reds for 312 years.
He was described as thoroughly
brain-washed" after he was re-
leased from custody last Feb
ruary 81.
Arriving here by plane from
the West Coast, Mr.. Bersohn
hurriedly started reading from a
five-page prepared statement.
He was dragged away from
the news conference before he
could finish the statement.
He began reading:
II am guilty of military eS-
pionage.
eff I were willing to lie about
the Peoples Republic, I would
be paid a high price by the war
mongers and capitalists who are
plotting a new world war :"
interrupted by Sister
Mr.. Bersohn was interrupted
by his sister, who did not give
her name. She told newsmen:
''This is obviously sick boy"
IT want to tell the truth"
shouted Mr.. BerSohn.
MIR. Bersohn. with a man
whom he described as my twin
brother Richard" told reporters
he began to work in July, 1945,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
Ex-CoptNe, Louding Reds,
Hauled Away by Relatives

"for the United States Govern.
ment espionage organization"
adding:
Mr.. Bersohn said he did secret
liaison work" for a Chinese whom
he identified as IAN American
spy" and in 1851 collected in
formation against the Chinese
people" and turned 1t over to
another American spy" in Pei
ping.
Because of my crimes" Mr..
Bersohn continued, Il was ar
rested on July %. 1851, for
espionage. I pleaded guilty and
confessed right away. I also
wrote out a confession"
Is Hustled into Car
Members of Mr.. Bersohn's
family called to him: Keep your
mouth shut you'll be sorry
for saying all that"
Crying 81 want to tell the
truth" Mr.. Bersohn was hustled
into a car bearing a physicians
license plate and was driven
away.
Records show that Mr.. Ber-
sohn's father. A. P. Bersohn, is
New York attorney. Young
Bersohn's parents are divorced.
A sister, Mrs. David Elkin,
resides in New York, while q
twin brother, Richard, is an as
sistant professor of chemistry
at Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y.
None of the persons with Mr..
Bersohn identified themselves.
Evening star., 1955-03-14

CLEVELAND PARK-Very choice in
town location, one block off Conn.
ave; near Sheraton Park Hotel; an
attached town house with nice big
rooms: includes 3 bedrooms and 2
baths on second floor; needs renova-
ton: should sell Immediately at
Sl9:950. FRANK s; PHILLIPS Dl
Evening star., 1955-03-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

so4 Devon pl.,, S12,-
row house; 2. bedrms., pine-paneled
rec. rm. with firepl. and built-in
bar. lily. rm., separate din. rm.; 5
Minis. bus service to airport: close
to schools and shopping. Call ov.
observation-disclosures s1o,s0o OF
bedrm. row brick in walking dis
tance to lge. shop. center. public
and ,parochial schools. A real rea-
son for you TO stop paying rent, For
further information. call J. T. MO-
ION ION ! REAlIY' 5til INC" oV' $4,000,
bsmt., semidet. oi approved, S1I.-
900; will take less. IA. 2-1S90.
bedrooms, . baths.
Cape Cod GI approved, S19,750.
sepa1ats aaGSe LIVING dnnS room with gePSss egnnsd
kitchen. downstairs bedroom and
bath. tremendous closet area: full
basement, photo dark room. Big
screened porch; CLOSE, CLOSE
close 70 p e. Phone ia: 7-9090,
c6GNfRY Sc hTS '0t GLGB GIs0eai ai1LLs-supie4aior i4
location, fine, custom, split-leyel; i
bedrms., baths, family dining
rm., French doors onto private
20xl0 concrete terrace with smart
iron railing, large kitchen. Their
mador oven: 7Oxl70 wooded lot;
2-car sarage. S32. 300; colossal
EEssETTATE SRS SERVICE. e. INC. 47e5 fas Lee
hwy. (off Glebe). IA
FAIRFAX RAMBLER--Goreeo new
brick rambler. nestled on - acre
Of woods! Full English bsmt. has
firepl and picture windows; 3 bis
center hall big kit. splendid living
rm. with beamed ceiling. massive
flrepl. and picture window with q
real view. Carport and storage
lockers. A superb home for 500 ,950l
MANNAS REALTY CO.. 2116 Wilson
blvd, ia. S-27S3. la
Evening star., 1955-03-14

HAWTHORNE" BRK. RAMBLER
Tremendous value in a modern home
combination, Kitchen. den or library
with powder rm., 2 bedrms.. bath,
built-in garage. Lovely wooded lot
100-ft. front. Just of Western ave.
in D. C. Priced below 100000. Eve,
TIE. 6-2233. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
tnr MA S-0T59
Evening star., 1955-03-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, sl5 Goth ave
With disposal, M 3 bedrms. i sHi and f'ssnfG bath
kitchen, bedrm and bath. Sepa-
rate entrance, Full bSmt. Mr.. Dot
son. dU. 4-4s19. COX & CO.. UN
CHiLLUM TERRACE-4-bedrm. brick
Ice rms, yrs, old. flrepl., bSmt.
screened porch. fenced yard; mr.
bus, shop. GI approved: SlS.575
JOHN II JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
FH,REsTviLLE13-bedrm;; OK iN,IaLai5 brick ram.
o price, Seshs,R sis,5oo Tsff RE S5ea SsSa iaIffa
HILLSIDE. special bargain: beautiful
corner; rms. and bath: extra apt,
rented for. $50 month: act today to
secure this bargain. A real home
and income. Call MR.. oDUM. RE.
GREEN MEADows-e-rm. Colonial
dren. nr. bus, schools, shopping
81; nothing down. JOHN H. JOHN
LEWlsDALE--Immac. 7-rm. brick
rms, bsmt. fenced. shaded lot. JOHN
H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050. --l6
LANHAM HEIGHTS-Beaut.. Ia-acre
lot with lge. oak trees and garden
spot; 2-bedrm. white shingle Colo
NAL; sep. family-size din. rm..: 12X
19-ft. screened porch. S11.950:
terms, GRACEN T. SCOTT. WA. z
BgNGAtow itSi u Y - Corner on highway 1a
about 90 min. D. c. 6 rms. mod.
bath in kit. Fruit trees, busa by
the door. $1,000 to $4,000 cash.
Vac. new cond.; will exchange
OWNER. IA. 9-7010. Ia
ONE HALF BLK. off pike. mr.. the
D. c. Hets.: lge. lot. side drive, lge.
garage: posSession; might rent: $500
to q 900 cash. OWNER. ia.
A NUMBER Of 2 and 3 bedrm. homes.
Some w/bsmts. On. pymts.. $500 up
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-37o4 oliver
ST., Queens Chapel Manor, .S14,950,
terms. LIST time offered, deep lot,
Anchor fenced, storm windows, Vene-
ton blinds HE. 4-3500; ewes. AP.
1-7632. W. w. LEWIS. Realtor. lie
Evening star., 1955-03-14
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sAs AsD sa.al location tSf sAda Eli sfi
RfEsSTHAaSSiRANr-Beer fsSHAaSSiR and wine, on
and Of sale. located center Of Silver
Spring. Does over 100000 VI.
G5t @ dWssr hFs shSTs ST fqhGs fhs is ntf he D5G paee
for person who can look, ahead a
yr. or so. Price. $4,000: terms,
$40, 600 cash down. W. E. THRIFT,
Excl 141l Pa. ave, NV Ma; s.
REsssTfAiuRANT-LIoUoR, ssfi Conn. ave.
quotes $4,000 wk. averase; good
900; terms. S2o,ooO cash down.
cRocRREyi,. sye RSi, Na Seustewn stea4S ,4th St cor
wk., guaranteed, good markup, no
chain-store competition: between
$4,000 and $4,000 clean stock.
Owner OLD; 6ed Getiring after ! yrs here
ss,56o cash down, Incl. stock.
W. E. THRIFT. Excl. 14l1 Pa. ave.
CORNER RESTAURANT lbeer and
wine. seats LIS; rent. S225, GOOD sts,ti
sasS sauipment. sDtnS sell sis R to A 20 heif-sess
beer every week: low payroll real
moneymsker. $4,000 cash down will
handle. balance monthly. BOB
HoLLsAHNDER, l4ll Pa. ave. NV.
USED oSs" CAR BUSINESS in the ie heart
Of Wheaton. Reas, 3-yr. suitcase.
Complete 70 DO business. 10, 5-2l2l
sHoE SHOPWWin rent. Fully equip.
lEstsb. IA yrsO. plenty business:
talso 2 offces or storel. CURLYS,
waldorf, Md, MI, 5.300I, Is.
Nr. Rhode Island ave. and 9th st.
NV; equipment and stock; 30 mo.
lease with SO mos. option price
$4,000 81 900 down. JOLISSAINT
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, 1914 9th
LARGE COUNTRY HOME with grocery
store combined in Fairfax County;
lot -200x220 Call JE 3-0s2S, is
BEAUTY SALON LOCATION. oppor-
tunity to lease entire floor In fast
growing Silver Spring area: will CO.
operate, TA, 9-4140. LA
LAUNDROMAT Partner wanted
Business offers tremendous poten-
tial Excellent NV. location. S5. 900
capital will suf1ce. KE. 7-O6i5 after
8 pm. daily or anytime sun. IA
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HOUSES sALE-vA, tcop..)

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Lovely q
bedrm brick home. with breezeway
and att. brick gar on lge. cor. lot.
City water. gas heat. no town taxes:
81 pendlnng; Prics, s1S;gOO-o FAIR: An2
FALLS CHuRCHLAttrac. s-bedrm.
bsmt., sep. din. rm., lee. bright kit:
with eating space, dishwasher and
disposal, screened porch. storm
window. Owner transferred. 500
East Marshall ST.. l mi. from Seven
Corners OF Arl. blvd. lie
GARDEN CITY-A N. Arlington ad-
dress of distinction is the home of
note Of this property is the spa
ciousness, beauty an quality Of con-
struction. A short walk to school
and buslines. Priced for immediate
sale at S15,950. Call EDWARD R.
BRIGGS Realtor. Lee hwy. at Glebe
LYON PARK-Your choice Of either
a or 3 bedroom home in this close
in area: both have full bsmts., hot
water heat: excel terms, and vacant.
Priced at $4,000 and S13,500.
cE5SCJI 3. LuPToN. Realtor, IA. Z
the Pentagon in 20 minutes OF
less--and what q housel OIL hot
water convector heating, 13x22 liv-
ins gx, goo5% 5nIS Roman brisk ha5e1ons h55e1acs'
very large tiled bath. neat Kitchen
20x24 paneled studio room with
fireplace, double carport. 1l5x130
Anchor-tenced yard: long and low.
S12.500; GI approved, Only one.
G.Tr Gsll right sn9W1 n9Wi "a. ,139oeo REAL Y.
SLEEP, ,'H HoILowa-G1, 4-bedrm,
brick Cape God; full basement, z
full baths, S22.S50. J-W REALTY
GO. "A; s,lS5s; ,,,,
sssso SoNShNihNm Viii buy you lovely Hw5 T.
bedrm; brick rambler. Lge. liv. rm.
with firepl,. electrically equip. kit,
full bsmt. with firepl.; l3-acre lot.
This home is in a group of custom
built houses; Potential home ruyers
this should be must on YOUR
!. T. MOTION REALTY. INC, oV,
BRAND -NEW-3-bedroom rambler,
full basement with u bath; hot
water heat: Just S16,500 with flex-
ible terms. J-W REALTY CO., ia.
PERfEeCar BALANCE. s1s,e5o-spa-
ciousness and beauty. 23-ft living
room. 14-ft. dining room. farmhouse
sized kitchen: 3 twin-siZed bedrooms,
l1a baths. All this plus full base
ment. screened porch, detached ga
rage, Top N. Arlington community.
Get details by calling EDWARD r.
BRIGGS. Realtor. Lee highway at
Glebe I'd, IA. 5-S402.
$500 DOWN tmaybe lessl-3-bedrm
hungalow in Falls Church area
monthly payments. 500 incl. taxes
and insurance. J-W REALTY CO..
JA. S-1S7S.
ASK YOUR BANKER-He'u tell you
this is a terrific buy because it will
take a maximum loan. Aft. brick
rambler in country club section: 3
bedrooms. 2 full tile baths, de luxe
kitchen, separate dining, huge bright
basement. garage: S19.750. and only
5-S402.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
st. John the Baptist
De LaSalle Parish

2-story, 3-bedrm.. brick semi
det.. Just off s. Dakota ave. Full
bsmt., alum. storm windows and
doors. Anchor-fenced lot. Payments.
approx. S76 per mo. Call WA.
7-412S.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

70s EAST CAP. sT.-Br.. one, two or
three families. Vac, new cond. Open
cash will exchange. Near all con-
veniences. OWNER, ia. 9-70l0. Ia
5l54 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Semidetached brick; nice
rooms, basement. gas heat; S10.950.
HUGH T. PECK He. 4-6400
Evening star., 1955-03-14
ALL THE COMFORTS

OF a nome in an apartment. plus no
utilities to pay. is what we are
offering In College Park. De luxe
2-bedrm. apis. de luxe kitchen with
garbage disposal. parquet fls. mas
ter TV antenna and many more de
luxe features, including full bsmt.
for only S9950 Large play area
for children Sample apt open
daily. II to dark. 1900 Guilford
dr.. Directions: North on Baltimore
blvd to Hot Shoppe In College Park
left on Knox rd.. Ia blks to
project. left to sample apt RE
S-246J or I'm 4-q5R6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.

WeStgate-By Owner
8 bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. room, big kit.
Garage June occupancy. Around
$4,000. OIL. 4-6109. 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
BELOW COST

This 2-bedroom prick rambler. with
garage and finished recreation room
plus air conditioning end oe luxe
for S15,950 OF and is $4,000 under
cost.
James C. Conley & Co.
s710 Georgia Ave, JU. 5-5700 till 9:30
Evening star., 1955-03-14

ESTABLISHED interior decorating
business. located In Richmond. Viz
sinia. with complete drapery work
room, complete sample line. fabrics.
carpets, attractive showroom in same
location for approximately 10 years.
Owner has vell-trained interior dec
orator with following, Write Box
165-x, Star. for details. photo, etc,
IA
GROCERY. beer and wine: Eood lease
and apt; reas. for quick sale; owner
leaving city. Ii. 3-3S64. lSs
DRY CLEANING Plant, new modern
equipment. 3 pickup stations, 4
driver routes; priced right for i'm
mediate sale: located In Alex, Va:
can be seen any time incl. Sun.
OV. 3-40S6. Id
4 males. 4 females.
$500. Phone DU. 1855, ISs
LARGE TEXACO STATION available
on Jefferson Davis hwy, a real
sleeper, reasonable rent, small in
!tial investment; owner wants to
retire. Call TE. 6-3442. Mr.. sES-
Evening star., 1955-03-14
3418 29th ST. NV.

34I8 ZyLn ST. N. w.
roomsj, ia baths. front and rear
porches, oil hot-water heat, l2
block of Conn. ave. at Ordway St,
j. MERRILL CONNER
633 Investment Bldg. D1. 7-20O2