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.HHFAOkuys
.13 Programs

The Housing and Home H-I
nance Agency has announced
approval Of the workable pro-
grams for the elimination and
prevention Of slum and blight in
IS American cities.
Such approval by the HHFA
lis necessary before q city becomes
eligible for certain types Of Fed
|eral assistance under the Hous-
ling Act Of 1854 In carrying out
its urban renewal programs.
Among those whose programs
have been approved recently are
lNewsport, KY; Beaver Falls. Pa;
Florence, Ala: Wilmington, Del: !:
Calexico. Calf; Cincinnati.
Ohio; Oakland. Calf; Birming-
ham. Ala; New Brunswick, N.
j.; Denver, Colo: Elizabeth, N.
j.: McKeesport. Pa. and Evans
vile, Ind.
These approvals bring to So
the total number Of cities in the
United States which are now
eligible for the Federal assist
ance in renewal work.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
LetVocotion
Retreat Be
Simple
BY BETTY LENAHAN

Whether it is q cabin in the
mountains. q cottage by the sea
or q bungalow overlooking q lake
keep it simple. keep # gay-that
lis the best decorative rllle-of-
thumb fer a summer place.
No matter how eye-appealing
the decorating job is. If it means
work to keep it looking pretty,
the results viii not be success
full from the standpoint Of care
free enjoyment and easy sum-
mer vacatloning.
The informal living room of
the summer cottage / know has
several attractive, as well as
practical decorative points to
recommend 1t. The floor Is of
viryl plastic. in a marbleized
pattern Of deep red and ivory,
left bare and given a coat of
self polishing wax which viii
keep it looking bright. It re-
Iquires only q minimum of dust
ing with a dry mop and an
occasional going over with q
damp one The wood paneling
on the walls gives a coy feel
ing to the room and is as easily
cared for as the floor.
Convertible Couches
The materials chosen for
short draperies at the windows
and covers on the two studio
couches which are convertible
into beds for unexpected guests
ARE sturdy. yet coed looking.
The print is a coarsely-woven
linen, with q modern design in
green and soft clear red on a
beige background. The couch
covers and holsters Of cotton
tweed, In beige and chartreuse,
have bindings to match the red
in the print. Definitely adding
to the comfort and attractive
ness Of the room, are two bam-
boo lounge chairs with cushions
Of the printed linen.
1t is well to remember that
summer interiors should be
streamlined, not only because
they are easier to keep but also
because they create a cool at
Bare floors are won-
derfully simple to maintain and,
If given a coat either of self
polishing or paste wax-depend-
ing upon the type of fioor-at
the beginning of the summer,
win require little attention until
the cottage is put in order and
closed up for the winter.
Questions and Answers
Q.--I would like a few tips on
color for q spare room in a new
franch-type house. The walls are
painted light aqua, the wood
work is white, and the furniture
is modern in a blond finish. What
colors would you suggest for draw
Idraperies, scatter rugs and
lamps?
A pattern on a burgundy
background would be nice for the
draw draperies in your spare
room. Use turquoise scatter
rugs and yellow lamps.
Owe bought an old house
and are planning to redecorate
the living room and adjoining
dining room. There is a beau
|tiful old-washioned black marble
fireplace in the living room. The
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5st1 Harwiek Road

BRooKpALE-eI APPRovED-4so7 COOPER LAkE-oPEN
suh z-7Ihsse lovely homes h dsiIebs Eory
sos o Attractive esnters Three bedroom, and ie tile both.
floor Bli Beautiful 146t
at
Breokdas left
Lone. right TO home.
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FIRST PREsENTATIoN m BETHEsDA-sezI MADISON
sIREET-oPEN SUN 2-7H TWO bedroom. will ss,tain
%s" Never hove seen house end ot NOR. mseyoys & sood
bsdIooms end lovely tile both second floor Rsersotec Nice
absolutely level sss5o oireon Old Rood lincoln
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SPRING VALLEY AREA-4e7s LOCKWOOD PARKWAY NV.
the mork:' sveess the middle ihr lovely big b' sishs
money con buy v few doors from Spring yalys osss homes
mueoIai Wilson s. AesS, ond Friends schools lbre ed powds,
floor Enormous porch overlooking cool wooded Directions:
Nebrosko
Nebrasko blocks TO lockwood Porkway, right TO home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
BTW BAND NEWS

Winning superior ratings in
concert band, superior ratings in
marching band and superior rat
ings in sight reading at the Dis
trict Contest which was held in
West Palm Beach, and going to
Jacksonville to the State Contest
to come out with a superior rat
ing in concert band, sight read
ing and an excellent rating in
marching band, the boys and girls
who comprise the band feel that
the years activities as far as COM
petition is concerned have, been
rather successful. Mr.. Savage feels
that the kids have done a fine job.
Student band officers for 1855 and
1856 were elected in the band
room on Monday. The following
students were elected through
strict parliamentary procedure:
Victor Morley, president; Rich
ard Ashe, vice president; Eugene
RigSby, secretary; Cora l.. Garri-
son, assistant secretary; Leo Ad-
derly, business manager; Freddie
Rutledge, treasurer; Rodney
Bethel, librarian; Thomas Storr,
assistant librarian; Althea Sy-
monette, parliamentarian; Marvyn
Day, chief quartermaster officer;
Aaron Johnson, George Campbell,
Jimmy Williams and Norman
Cox, assistant quartermaSter Of
ficerS and Laretha Brown, report
er. Additional student officers
will be appointed by the band
master.
Gilbert Michael
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF
our dear one,
EVELYN MAUDE THOMPSON
who departed this life May 4,
1854.
God must have loved her very
much
And we have loved her too,
We know how many helpful
things
Her kind hands found 70 do;
But till we reach that happy place
Where griefs are all eonsoled,
Wen never know the joys she's
found
Beyond the sunsets gold.
The Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
Let's 90 bowIln' .
By Lawrence B. Cooper

Leroy Sargent had no trouble
making one of bowling'S tough
split-the 6-7-l0.
Howard Rollins was split hap
by the other night by making the
$40 twice in one game.
Quite a number of 200 games
have been rolled recently some
of the boys are as follows: Mac
Bigelow, James Kegler of Brown
Sub, Richard Gunner, George
Hopkins and Cyril Miller, Jr.. Nu-
merous others (who / hope will
not be offended due to lack of
s3ace) but the happiest man of
all was James Terry, when on
May he came through with a
new high game of 262. Incident
ally Terry had never hit the 200
mark, and his first 200 game was
rolled just before he hit the new
mark. His first was 229, a num-
Der of the boys were right in
their roofing for Terry.
Monday, May 8 is the night for
the giving away of a pair OF
bowling shoes. The selection viii
be made at 10 pm. OF course you
will have to be present az that
time.
A new bowling league will
start rolling this Sunday after
noon at 1870 pm. Any person in
terested should be at the alley at
that time as there are still a few
openings for this team compe-
.ition.
A teenage dance will be held
AZ the Palm Bowl Friday night
beginning at 7:30 pm. Admission
gill be Is cents and dancing viii
be the order Of the evening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

A plan for the construction OF
a deep sea port at HawkSbill
Greek, Grand Bahama at no cost
to the government is in the off
ing. Wallace Groves, who oper-
ates a lumber mill at that island,
has this project in mind with a
view to bringing heavy industry
to the colony. The plan will re-
quire the spending of millions Of
pounds and will give employment
to hundreds of people.
Bloneva Harris, 18 of Spring
Point, Adkins, was charged with
the murder of a newly-born baby
on April l6. Responding to a tele-
gram from the Commissioner at
that island, Inspector Bernard
Nottage and Corporal Maurise
Smith of the Criminal Investiga-
ton Dept. flew to the settlement
from Nassau and found that the
charge was true.
After a preliminary hearing be-
fore the Commissioner at Long
Cay, the young woman was COM
mitted 10 stand trial at the July
sessions Of the Supreme Court.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
In Around The Bahamas
BY A. H.. McKINZIE
BY A. H. MeKINzIE

The body of 27-year-old Len
nard Pratt was found in the bush
on Dumping Ground Road on
Wednesday morning by Nathan
iel Hepburn who was attracted to
the spot by the barking of his dog
while he was gathering feed for
his goats. Pratt was stabbed in
the back with a sharp dagger just
above the kidney and penetrat-
ing the lung. The doctor estimat-
ed that he must have died almost
instantly.
Pratt was employed as foreman
of the Shell Oil Co. He was seen
last driving truck on the prev
iouS Friday evening on East st.
The truck was seen on Saturday
afternoon In Englerston without
any occupant. The police and en-
ployes of the Shell Co. made a
fruitlesS search.
The c. /. d. is following clues
that may lead to the apprehension
OF the culprit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Mrs. Louise Brown Role Of
1882 NV. 62nd Street and Mr.. r.
Kirk Brown of Atlantic City, ~.
announce the engagement of their
daughter,
Iona ELIZABETH
to
MR.. JULIUS SIMMONS
son of Mrs. Margaret Simmons of
Coconut Grove.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Southern University, and is now
a language arts instructor at Dor
Sey high school.
She is a member. of the Church
of the Incarnation of which FIR.
l.. Sands is vicar.
The members of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority are honoring her
with a nuptial shower.
Mr.. Simmons is a graduate of
st. Augustine College, Raleigh,
N. c. and is a member of Christ
Episcopal Church of which FIR.
T. r. Gibson is vicar. He is a
member of Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity.
An early summer wedding is
planned.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

His Excellency the Governor
and Lady Ranfurly and a party
took out time to visit Cat Island
and Long Island on April % and
%. AT the former place they land
ed at Arthur'S Town where they
were welcomed by a large group,
then they journeyed south, max
ing short stops at Durfries, Ben
nett'S Harbor, Bluff, Industrious
Hill, the Cove, Knowles, OIL Blight
and New light, where receptions
were held.
AT Long Island the party visit
ed SimmS, Salt Pond, McKannS,
Grays, Lower Deadman'S Cay
Buckley and Clarence Town. They
returned to Nassau on Saturday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

on Wednesday night, April 20,
George Knowles, middleweight
champion of the Bahamas, won
by a unanimous decision, in 10
round bout with Teddy Kid Rob-
inson at Birdland arena. Knowles
weighed 100 pounds for the fight
while his opponent weighed 1877.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

The twin son and daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts Sneed OF
Princeton, died a few hours fol-
lowing birth at Dade County Hos
pi.al on May 3. Graveside SER
vices will be conducted on Sat-
urday, May 7 at Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Virginia Streeter, 2-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Streeter OF 3240 NV 47th st. was
killed accidentally by her 6-year-
old brother when he shot her in
a game OF Indians and cowboys
The incident occurred al home
during the absence Of both pa
rents. Besides her parents Vir-
glnia Is survived by three broth
crs and one sister. Burial arrange
ments are incomg lete.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Mrs. Mary Ellen Of 1884 NV
68th ST., died at Jackson Memo
rial on May 5th. She is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. Lamb OF
this city and other relatives. Ar
rangegnents are incomplete.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

The Government High School
celebrated its 30th anniversary
with a series Of programs from
April IS through the 18th. Mem
bers of the classes of each de-
cade were present for reunion
and to sing the praises of their
alma mater. His Excellency the
Governor, members of the Board
of Education and the House of
Assembly were present. Among
the oldest of the graduates at
tending were Mrs. Louise Bailey
Symonette, Mrs. Sybil Russell
Blackboard, Robert Bailey, Jr. and
Mrs. Doris Sturrup Davis.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
LOTS FOR SALE
BY OWN

Brown Sub. and Liberty City
section. Small down payment.
Phone 9-691S between 8 am,
and 2 pm. or III 8-734t lndf
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Curtis Mills of 30O7 NV 44th
at, died at Jackson Memorial
Hospital on the evening OF May
2, following an illness of two
weeks. He was a well known
electrician of the Brownsville area.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hill
da Mills and other relatives. Ser
vices will be conducted on Mon
day, May Cat 2 pm. in the chapel
with burial In Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
DEATHS at RANGE

Funeral services for Mrs. Mol
lie Davis of 1858 NV 50th st. were
conducted on Thursday, April %
at Macedonia Baptist Church Of
Coconut Grove. She is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. Elessie
Love and other relatives. Inter-
ment was conducted in Lincoln
Memorial cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

SITES in ! 5000 settled
s0eb. 8. Of Laurel. ~. $4,000,
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STORES FOR RENT


|D0s III ST, N.W.---fdeal for store Of
any kind Or once: partly fufn.:
across from new telephone CO..
reas.i heat incl; part bsmt. Jo-
sEPH = BRUNO. 903 II 81, NV.
ST. 3-332O. lis
|EAsToyER SHOPPING cENTEE,
opening November III. for immedi-
ate 0ccupancy Store 20x60s for
tenant not conflickinR with present
tenants, EAST0VER CORPORA
IsS, TIoE, I NJ 80 ozon Run drive, 70
SANDY SPRING. q new stores, 23z
DO: plenty Ok parking, adj. I'd. other
stores: ideal for drugstore. home
appliances or 1strciass lunchroona.
call M. etQtt, Ju. 9.Q4eQ, BER-
NARp 7. BROsIus. REALToR. ~,
|snvER SPRING. IMPLICATED on
deprEia ave. Just south Qf Coles
vile rds - Approx, 1880 "a. It.
Heat and water included and rea-
sonhbie rental. suitable for most
any type retail business. Call Mr..
Hqlland, H. O. 4MfTHY CO.. 611
18th 81 NV. 81. $4,000. --tb
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VlERs MIL YFLlAGE---Non-ve no
down payment; buy iIke rent. Newly
redeeorRted 2-bedTm. bungaloN, full
hznt. Vacant; moYe In pARKsiDE
REALTY, 10. 5-s77b tn 9 pm.
WHEAToN-oi or non-oI. > and
s1s'SeS sssSsesSRs dnnkEn tHa sEsnt So syoEESe,S E99o e
Lo. 4-7o17. IA
WHEAToN--semidetaehsd, e-bed-
yard; spiek-and span, nov ready,
S10.7b0. En-. 3-0e16. lis
THIS CUTE BUNGALOW In sil.
epe. Is Just the thing for . iauiiiy
that needs bedrooms. has GOOD
sized family kitchen; rec. .rm. In
bsnat.: h.-v. heat and detached Ga-
rSes only Sls,g59. RIPLEY q
cL0sE-N ND. use District bus
bsdrm. brick rambler Ii Rosensars ry
Kills: new house condition; VIII
trade. Can Miss Ecker. FE. s.
1868. MARSHALL j, WAPLE Co,
1924 i4th st. nv. Ab. 4-2005.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK nAMBLER in
SiL .6pQs with bedrooms: very
workable kitchen; fun bsmt., stairs
70 expandahle. End door; . S16s95o
AtA.AS. HotNn tuuH1lH INTO bcLloHh14
~. E-6iii
el,20o DN.. ncn-Veteran: Soz 6 mo,
covers all; assume GI loan-3-bed-
rm- hrk. Colonial: bsms.; prompt
possession Silver Spring. Bog
LEY,s 10. 1854. OF. 7-9037,
BUNGALOW. an, bsmt and attic;
fenced leVel lot with trees Clean.
vacant. Tremendous buy at Sl6.o60
THOMPSON q GRAY. 10. b-6l00
$500 DOWN NoN.vEr on VII
Extra-large, 3-bedrm., 2-hath ram.
bier; corner lot. ciose-in Silver
Sprins: vacant, move in. PARK.
SIDE REALTY. Los 5-s77s illi
sssS DowN, Non-ar buys this Q.
bedrm. equip. kit:s sep. din. rTn,
seinidet. home full bsmt. with rec
rni. o.S.e., walk, distance to gram.
mar and 81. high school. Posses
sion with .deposit. MopERN REAL.
TYt 10. 4s5Ab0. --16
$3.50 DOWN, dial 10. 4-6450 and
get the facts on this 2-hedrm
bungalow with equip. kit. full
hsmt / blk, to shopping and bus
MODERN REALTY. --15
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ARLINGTON
TOP OIIAIITY

ARLINGTON REALTY
12i3 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-95o0 I'll Q
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FARMS

ago ACRES and about " million
feet oak timber, deer. turkeys,
SQUIRRELS; about u MI on Rapidan
River: 10 mi, west Of Fredeficks-
burg, Va; $4,000 $500 dn., 500
mo. TE. 6-413I. lis
GRNTLRMAN'S ESTATE Of 3 acres,
good close-i1i location. Silver Spring
areas fruit trees, flowers. large gar
den plot. tool shed, good SettfnEl
3 bedfms., 2M baths, den, maids
> room with bath; 2-car garage.
THOMPSON d GRAY, JU, $4,000,
FoR RENT cattle farm In Fairfax
heat, but horse and COW Included
M. CIfELTENIHM, MD.---4ik acres.
3-bedTm., newly equipped kit and
bath. on flard-surfaced road. $12, :
$50. For further information call
RE. b-R63' May be seen BY seppt.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, 2 going
farms: No, l---707 acres, graxina
and apple orchard. and chicken
raising, Beautifully restored pre-
Civil War home. a terrinc buy " ],
~ 1000 90. dcEn AssIIns n1s SlSSg.ggeo .S..g Y,
farm shcwlns sac, ,000 T net this
year, complete for 10000 hroodcf
Capacity. Present owner will rent
nrazing land for $3.100 per ".
Terrific opportunity 1t $4,000
down, 100000 first trust.
Both these farms Just Oh Route IL,
very scenic, excellent main house
and tenant houses. Also excellent
labor conditions. Exclusive listings.
e. r. sTEFFY. 5il6 colfax ave-
nue., Alexandria. Virginia. u. &
SAT; JE. 2-4970.
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COUNTRY LIVING
WENT4 TRADE

II you are iookins for q DEAL cal
about this one. Spacious livins
room dining room, bright MI.
. bedrins. and bath up: bsu1t.,
Welislsndscaped lot 100-ft deep
WAX to schools and transp:
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AuTns EoR SALE tcenl.l J

AUSTIN as s-dr.. $500. u. s-7s4s.
AUSTIN ls4s 4-dr.: heater; good
sosats,Ona sas aesp sdeS S.Snisr 81 ssst 81 cnsl sx
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$500 n s.. nav. FE. :l-ab1s
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HOUSES FOR sALEvA.

) II "
ARIA. PensaRcn agea-tpgdy e-bed- 2.
Ym. house. ear. saeTi.. S6.VI9. .Ee.
AkkElrNGfoS kl Ssas HLvD. a-bedroom
rambler, lovely kitchen. Ike new.
venicns 10 boulevard. schools. and
siloppine, JOSEPH VI sEAY COM.
PANX JE. 2-2620. --lb
0AKTON. block Oh fs3--By own
er. Modern, new condition, bed
: rms. with large expansible Attic
{ immediate possession. Large l2t.
trees and sArden Sssauo. r.
PIssMIT HILLsowner transferred.
assume uT loan3 ! ". old. 3-nea-
va d cutside entrance 70 hsrnt; dead.
end street. SfASQo. Blmwood
rSFssiSRr SlsVssa rnoyE--This brand-nex
3-bedrln. all.brick rambler on level
M-aefe plot Is indeed rare nna.
Features " coInpartmenteo nath.
panoramic Nv. rm. with nrepiAee.
separate din: rias scenic KY. iney
Ssms. with addiiionai Il bath CON.
pletes the picture. Only S1e,5QO
with $1,000 down 10 aualiied vet
REAL EsTATE SERVICE i've. 4Sss
Lee hwy tol Qlebe -15
Mr.. LAKE BARCRoEf - Baiieys
Crossroads entrance. Almost new. 81
bedrp.. 2-batli rambler on level lot:
attached gar, huge screened porch;
very lrs hsmt.. under S96 600.
KLiJAH q. ARNOLD lc0L u.S.A.
Ret.t Broker. EM. 3-433b. u. p
. 71b5 -.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

IsAMgLKE SITES IN ! eood settled
sSSS. J. ef Lanr.l. :5HTp'SssSs5's ~ SssSs5,
COUNTRY HoMEsrTE,s 10 q
acres, loo and 500 II. frontage on
paved road. Good view. some sites
have trees. Price, $1,000 10 $4,000
each. Also 20 acres with SCOTT
lrontase on qa- aye. extended;
price Sie; 900; BERNARD 7,
ssoslSSai ss: ga ssa ssssl.'f In. " L.ns S,OtjS. S
BELTSVILLE--5 acres with b50-ft.
frontage Gun Powder Rd. water
nearby. box stan cinder block
barn. 81 800 doWrf and $40 mo.
or 5000 down $50 mo. ~, 6-33s0,
-lT
RAMBLER site. wooded. IsOx34o:
Clinton. Nd. 10. s.ssss. sSIs = 81.
MANOR COUNTRY cLUB--Approxi-
mately 20,000-sa. 1T. lot. Adioinina
practice taIrwAyi price, $500,
/. which includes club msmbefship "a
approved puFehaser3 ewes. and sun,
MI. Lehiins, OF. 4-66sS. ROBERT
=. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250. --14
BRADLEY HILLS---2 wonderful lot,
IN Burning Tree Valley. Finished
sttkets. city sewer. Ideal for homes
with ont-ef-gTound basement. sun.
scbSST S ;fsf = = hAtE ItiEsRs eo. 81 81 1855 1856
--14
BETHEsDA--Beautiful site for 81
Nj, Lebiine. Oh, 4-s6ss. RoBERi
B. HALL CO.. on. $3.50. Ia
y AfRRa - Aa~A rnaA fn Ia ,.,,s
Tees, sites for for nice a home. n n IT, 0SS' d
PRuITr. Ma. S-e7i1. cR. 3-0ela.
--i4
DO YOU want 10 build your own
home3 II 80 We have that CHOICE
lot for you. For full information
csll ~. a-3925 or Ju. s-Sst9.
after II am. --l6
st-ACRE LoT in Meadowood near
macsdai, county rSsd. completely
s!5Tsb.S sSsoSsSsd u the rHn nes. ,ss home, ram 4
h chsFshes: completely fsaesd in wiaS IT'S
white-board fence. For sale by
owner. No agents please. Ju; 81
ON CITY WATER. and okay for
septic tanks; H-acre wooded home
sites. near Shirley highway; H2, 600.
$500 down. $50 mo, LYNCH
BROS, NC sprinEHeld. Va. FL
4-T0u0t 30
LAKE BARcR0Fr Beautiful
wooded sloplng lot for fine home.
ARsP AA6RhsINoTToN essAn CAVALIER La LAND
NEAR WASH. ANNAPOLIS FREE
WAY---b-acre wooded humesites, Id
beautiful Forest Hills. just l mile
from new FreeWay. Bargain priced
e $50 per sers &C Only J.., : fey leis.
MAR WASH. ANNAPOLIS PREE-
Seaatifui Forest N wo0sih HIiis nYs' Snss | MI II
from new Ffeeway. Bargain priced
1t $3.50 per acre. Only few left
sslia today. N. LEO sToRcH., AP.
SKYLINE SUBDIVISION. MD. mr..
Andrews AFR, i0oxi5e IT, S2.5o0.
RE. b-6424, ---l4
CENTREvILLE. IA acres. nice level
lot, only 81 200. Also nearby Nd,
acre, $1,000. easy terms. OWN
Err, Ju. a-7059. la
WHEATON,, 10 nice lots reduced for
auick sale. 8 with all ifnps. Gl
approved 3O-year-loan. OWNER,
DE. 2-4 JOB ewes, ". b.FOOp OF
10. B-l5f2. Ia
WHEATON, AREA--About SIS acres
for Subdivision; adioins existine
developed residential areas. Ewes.
and Sun, Mr., Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS
ROBERT ,. HALL CO.. OIL 2-32b0.
ia
ROCKvILLE---35. 900 Sd. #. com.
9h.0U0 fRaf Rnftabie fnr f,arkfng
Presently improved with warehouse
and small sfocery store. Also other
corner with 1900 50. It. Of Com.
Essiin1 Is5Sla %s5ounSs az S.ss ssn' noYFRir syssi NJ
HALL CO., OIL. 2-3260. ---l4
FOG0Y BOTTOM
APARTMENT SITES
Several ,yaiisbie At $500 per SO. II,
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
6i4 UNION TRUST BLDG.
Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1955-11-14

lp55 ''f52" eonv.; man
dan red. fully equipped with power
Glass, I. and h.: Veterans Day bar
gain, only $4.395. CCc guarantee.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
MONEY TO LOAN
soATs

cHRIS-CRAFT, left. cruisette:
hunks. permanent top. double OPEN
ing windshield, running iights. can
vas covers, etc, 3 mos. old, like
new, $7e5. NE. s-6ss4 or OIL. 4
b353. -l6
Evening star., 1955-11-14
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. MANTEp

tNB0St MAJ Fh0rs WAsNtE0
INDUSTRIAL WATERFRONT LAND
on Alexandria area, Elk. 3-9aH3.
I3tA.afs RANDOLPH PL. N.E -
2nd commercial; once and ware
house. EN-. 2-5536. 80
Evening star., 1955-11-14
GARAGES
MACHINERY eod EouIpMENT

BUCYEUs ERIE Pes: double drum
8 mos. 10. 1896 or OIL. 2-553(
Evening star., 1955-11-14
RAuI, BROS fOldsl

WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S 9-a Closed SUNDAYS
CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air 2-dr: blue:
powerglide heater. w.-w tires,
backup lights; excellent condition.
Low mileage. OIL. 6-3440. IA
CHEV. 81 styieline de luxe conveft-
ible coupe: powerglide, radio, heat
er. hrand-new top. beautiful Alls
/, leather interior. This car Is like
new. what Q terrific buy. only $745.
3O-day written warranty.