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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08
By Elaine WOitanowski
GA. 4-8898

This weekend in TWinbrook the
background music will be Rock
Around the Clock rather than
September Song, so mark your
calendars and man your battle
stations. Saturday the Twinbrook
pool will open. Sunday the an
nual picnic will burst upon the
recreation area, and Monday
school will start.
For tired old adults these are
all equally delightful occasions,
but for the small fry we'll get
the distasteful part out of the
way first. All children will report
to school on Monday morning at
the regular hour g ann, includ-
ing the children who were told on
the last day of school to report
in the afternoon. The double Ses-
sion has been eliminated by the
use of the Glenview Mansion.
Children will report to Twinbrook
school for their assignment and
transportation to Glenview if ne
cessary.
Students who have not been
registered previously should be
registered tomorrow (the 9TH at
Twinbrook Elementary. A birth
certificate and certificate of small
pox vaccination is required for
each child
The picnic on Sunday will be
the most. In the first place the
entire recreation area will be
sprayed by Womack Industries
Inc. just before the picnic to rid
the place of mosquitoes, gnats
and flies. Of you like old fash
Toned picnics you'll have to bring
your own ants). In addition to
Womack's contribution, there will
be no less than 30 door prizes
Zone a gift certificate from P. ].
Nee), and there will be a mechani-
cal whip ride for the children.
The price tickets at the
bridge) will be So per family for
hot dogs, potato salad, baked
beans, pretzels, chips, beer and
soda. And that's not all! The en-
tertainment committee is plan
ming something special that will
be announced just before the
main event.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08
State Sheepmen
Approve Fund
For Advertising

Preliminary results show Mary
land wool growers voted in favor
of a marketing agreement to de
duct one cent per pound from
each growers 1955-clip incentive
payment, according to George B.
Reeves, Chairman of the Mary.
land Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation Committee.
There were 81 votes against
the referendum.
1.-THE final outcome of the re.
ferendum depends on the total ma
tional vote" Reeves said. To be.
come effective the agreement
must be favored by the produc.
erS of at least two.thirds of the
sheep and lambs owned by those
voting. The total Maryland vote
represents 1855 sheep. Of this
total, 1912 sheep are owned by
growers voting yes.
If the agreement is approved,
the money collected will be used
for advertising and sales promo.
ton programs to be conducted by
the American Sheep Producers
Council, Inc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08

Bill and Shirley Hatch return,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08

brought home third son, Steph-
en-. Jon (10) and Peter 60 who
enjoyed the trip both ways, are
already back in the swing of
things on Aleutian Avenue, but
mother is planning to take few
weeks breathing spell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08
CHICKEN BARBECUE SLATED

Barbequed chicken will be the
main item on the menu at the
Coop barbecue, September Is,
at the Gaithersburg fair grounds.
Tickets are $1.50 for adults and
rs cents for children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08

The basic law of the United
States was once known as the
ARTICLES of Confederation"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-08

A new hotel has been discover
ed - one in which George Wash
ington DID NOT sleep.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - 75c MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 6Oc
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON wEDNEs-
DAY. NO CANCELLATIONS OR
ALTERATIONS AFTER 5 p. M.
TUESDAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
WANTED TO RENT

EXECUTIVE with well behaved
grown children, needs bedroom
single. prefer Holy Cross or St.
Roberts parish area: excellent ref
erences; will consider lease. Call
UL, l-lOOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBnE, l94s, t-door, Hydrama-
tic, radio, heater, snow tires, excel
lent mechanical condition, $500. WI.
1888.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
I,cI,ju,a

Services at Emanuel y F.
Church was conducted BY f 4
JannfY. Lay reads1 on Sunday at
II q ~ Mrs Herfaft Kruger pre-
SIDED At the organ Owing to tao
fact that it was Mothers Day
the congregation was smaller. as
some Of The communicates were
visiting
Mrs. - s. Brent visited her
mother during the week end Id
Dinwiddie Count. and was with
her on Mothers DAY.
Mrs w + Niche. Of Richmond
returned home on Sunday after
being the guest Of her parents
Nj and Mrs w j Hubbard. for
several days. Others visiting In
the same home on Mothers Day
were Mr. and Mrs Robert Burnett
and daughter. and Nj and Mrs
Leonard Deem aiIa children all
OF Richmond
Mrs Margaret Thomas left Oh
Tuesday for Beulak~ Colo she viii
stop IN olney. III : spend few
days with her fathft and sisters
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

Mr ana Mrs Roget CuNila
and Sue Of Culpepcr and 2FIss
Ruby Gillespie Of Hlchm0nd.
spent the week end In -he home
.of Mrs. r L. Gulsp.e
Mr.. ard Mrs. II Il Jones who
has been visiting their sons Ard
families at Huntington W WI.
for three weeks, returned home
Evening star., 1955-03-02

sstey.s ssssy cut + Of beef sold a.
with ' d d 3D., e d, in accordance 1ss
set sa'n un risie g. !, ,speclficatiioaaness aiaaes
DNi'inent of Agriculture. ns-
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08
Court Confirms $175,OOO
Libel Verdict Against
WeSthrOok Pegler

NEW YORK, Ri-The US. Cir
cult Court of Appeals has upheld
the $4,000 libel verdict in favor
of author Quentin Reynolds
against colunnist Westbrook Peg
Ter and two Hearst corporations.
The award of punitive damages
last June 20 followed jury trial
of charges by Reynolds that he
had been libeled in a column
written by Pegler Nov. 20, 1949.
The verdict assessed damages of
100000 against Pegler, $4,000
against the Hearst Corp, and
$4,000 against Hearst Consoli-
dated Publications, Inc. The jury
also awarded Reynolds token
81 as compensatory damages.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08
Will Ask Northern
Al I1os n, lld Ian.1
Alaska OaS and I'll
Lands Be Opened

WASHINGTON, B - The In
terror Department announced
Tuesday it is asking the chairmen
of four congressional committees
for their views on whether 20
million acres in northern Alaska
should be reopened for private
development of oil and gas de-
posts.
The lands involved were with
drawn from public entry during
World War III. They are adjacent
to Naval Petroleum Reserve No.
4, and include an area contain
ing most of a large reserve Of
natural gas located by Navy ex-
ploration at Cubic.
The area would be subject to
the mineral leasing laws which
require competitive bidding.
"Alaskans believe that opening
the lands outside the Naval Re-
serve for private exploration" "
Undersecretary of the Interior
Clarence A. Davis said, "will lead
to the development of new indus
tries in the territory"
The Navy Dept. beginning in
1914 conducted a petroleum ex-
ploration program of the Naval
Reserve and on adjacent lands
withdrawn by Order 81. The pro-
gram was suspended in March,
1853.
The Navy reported substantial
quantities of oil and gas were
located within or near the re-
serve, including one moderate
size oil field, known as the Umiat
Field, entirely within the re-
serve and a large reserve of gas
at Cubic lying mostly outside the
Naval Reserve.
Davis said the Navy has adj
vised it would raise no objection
to revoking the order provided
that the proposed revocation did
not affect the present status of
the lands in the Naval Reserve"
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08
Government Releases
A Million More Shots
Of Salk Polio Vaccine

WASHINGTON, R-The gov
eminent has given the suffering
anti-polio incubation program a
shot in the arm with clearance
of enough fresh Salk vaccine for
about a million more doses.
US. Surgeon General Leonard
A. Scheele announced late Tues
day the approval for immediate
distribution of some one million
cubic centimeters Of vaccine made
by Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis.
A few hours later, the Nation
al Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis - which is paying for the
mass immunization for first and
second grade children-instructed
the Lilly firm to ship cleared sup
plies by "the quickest possible
route" to New Jersey, Maine,
Montana, North and South Da-
kota. Children in these states
have yet to receive their first
shots in a projected three-shot
series.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08
Tariff Cuts in = ~
Ka1 GsgeG41A t.fan
Compromise Bill !.

II. WASHINGTON, R-;Congres-
sionali sources said today the Uni
ted States plans to embark soon
onfa new round Of tariff cutting
under authority given President
Eisenhower in a compromise for
eign trade bill nearing final pas
sage.
Senate-H House conferees agreed
on the measure yesterday, break
ing month-long deadlock. The
final product is considered ac-
ceptable to Eisenhower.
The chief new power would auth
orize the President to cut tariffs
up to 5 percent a year over the
next three years or to lower to so
percent any duties now above that
level. This is the first new grant
of tariff-cutting power since 1945.
1t also would extend the 81
year-old reciprocal trade agree
ments law for three years, to June
80, 1853, the longest extension in
a decarde.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08
Russia May'Loosen
Reins; On It's, NIX liiss
Satellite Countries

WASHINGTON, tR Secretary
of State Dulles said today Russia
may now be willing to loosen the
reins somewhat on its eastern
European satellites.
In a discussion of Big Four
meeting prospects and decreasing
world tensions, Dulles also told
a news conference that shooting
has stopped in the Formosa area
and the situation there is less
dangerous and hazardous than it
was three months ago.
He spoke Of the situation as
one in which a cease-fire exists
in effect without formal agree
ment.
Dulles linked his hopes Of
greater freedom for Eastern Eu-
ropean Communist nations with
last weeks visit to Yugoslavia
by top Soviet leaders who &C.
copied Yugoslavia's independent
status.
Dulles said it seems to him
that the attitude of the Soviet
Union expressed in this action
and in the recent signing of an
Austrian treaty after eight years
delay may indicate a changing
Soviet attitude toward all of
eastern Europe.
Dulles said that in pressing the
Soviets to loosen their hold on
the eastern European states, he
would rely upon the Yalta agree
ment as well as others in which
the Soviets promised those ma
tons independence.
"A formal invitation to top
level meeting of the big powers,
to start at Geneva July 18, was
delivered to the Soviets Monday.
The United States, Britain, and
France suggested four days of
talks. The satellite issue is to be
brought up in that session.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08

The first recorded strike in
America took place in 1885, when
Philadelphia journeymen print
ers quit to enforce demands for
a minimum scale of $6 a week.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08

The milk bottle was invented
by DR.. Harvey D. Thatcher, Of
Potsdam, NY, in 1884.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08

Insects have killed more men
than all the wars in history put
together.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-08

Fresh Trout at the US. Mere
Evening star., 1955-07-02
CONTEMPORARY Homes
Springfield Forest
ATTENTION PLEASE

Small estste-retirement home. built
1S49, beautifully restored. Large
venienees. 6 fireplaces, many dis
tinctive and interesting refinements.
3S acres of high. rolling, bluegrass
pasture lands geographically at
500-foot elevationi. many large
maple and oak trees: committing
distance to d. c.; exceilently n
nanced. Pictures upon request.
Write or call.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
: SPRINGFIELD
BEVERLY FOREST
Open Sat-, Sun. Mon.
= 1-6 PM.

Sust Q Of these brand-new, ultra
modern, 3-bedrm. ramblers. Extra
lge. liv. rm., dinette and mod
equip. kit; beaut., lge.. all-tiled
bath with vanity and Aft. medi.
cine cabinet, plenty of closets and
cabinet space: full bsmt., containing
extra fireplace. Situated on "a
ecre lot. Has city water and gas.
Nh this for only $1S.950, $4,000
down. Exclusive. These have been
chosen as the Homes Of the Week
rsnEinT T from $1,000 to to- 500 600
For real values, call US.
DIR: Out Shirley hwy. to Franconia
Cloverleaf, turn right to Back
Lick rd. DIST cross street,. turn
left, 20 about / mi. to Beverly
drive and follow our signs to 106
and 10S Gormel drive.
Annandale Associates, Inc.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
FARMS

FARMS WANTED-Have client de-
string farm in Montgomery County
Little with III FRANK s. OfIi PHiLfPs. rs 81 L
2-7006. Ewes. Whitehall 6-679s.
BREATH-TAKING VIEW, quiet, rest
full very secluded: 800 acres; miles
OF winding stream. natural lake
site; good 10-rm. hse., tenant hse.,
outbldgs.: custom farmer available
S35, 900. OWNER, WO. 6-3437.
126-ACRE DAIRY FARM, Mont. Co.,
80 mi. d. C.--High state of cul-
tivation. Rented at present. Sl40
mo. Good masonry house, beautiful
view; 26-cow D.. C. barn, . silos;
taxes taSes Si5o; 1880 s24'5oo. MR.. OLSON
10 ACRES, with s-rm. modern
house, .outbuildings; ideal for
esasksa aeS. C. ia5Ri cai MARkET R r Gslaa Gs REsn's
CARROLL COUNTY, s22 5oO-on
highway; 100-acre dairy farm. SO
stanehions, 2-story home with
shade; land very productive. Owner
has other interests. Many other
farms to select from. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. dial Evergreen 1886.
1888 Colesville rd., Sill. spg.. Md
ny 0wNER--Refnished country
home on "a acres. Perfect retire
ment spot near culpeper. Va,
woUID LIKE 70 TRADE equity in
3s-aere farm, 80 mi, from d. O.,
Y Vj.igr waterfront property.
n. s-1sss. S
Evening star., 1955-07-02
STOP T,TGHTTTTS

QUALITY HOMES LOTS
Stop LiEhtitis occurs to daily COM
muters waiting for trafic signals
to change. Drive out Shirley hwy.
today to inspect our. quality homes
Within easy ACCESS TO Shirley hwy,
without . stoplight to the D. c.
Va. line.
Contemporary Homes
Large picture windows that really
have 9 worthwhile view; 2 and
bedrms.: from $14,750 to $32,500.
Immediate possession. Attractive
terms. Some GI low as $3.50 down.
CreStwood
2 bedrms.: full bsmt. Wonderful
community All city conveniences.
Quality brick rambler. CT at $3.50
down.
Springfield Forest
3-bedrm. homes on shaded lots. Built
by master craftsmen for comfort
able suburban living. Only one
left on corner lot. Ready for your
interior decorating scheme. Large
covered patio-carport with bar
beque; 2 baths, 3 bedrms.
Springvale-Lincoln
Building sites of u acre for your
own special home design. Dust of
those plans and call US today.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
XII. 9-575S Springfield. Va.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

air-cond. ofiice with
telephone answering and mail serv
at an address of distinction. Call
ST. 3-3456
Evening star., 1955-07-02

1919 l4th ST. N:W.-Attrsetively
Federal Law Library. Telephone
and limited secretarial service. Ap-
ply Suite 704- -4
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR or other pro-
fessional man; 376 50. it., air.
conditioned: located in large, mod
ern shopping center: in Sc. Wash
ington. Can be seen by appoint
ment; Call 10. 2-0151 or 10.
AVAILABLE Immediately 8 modern
ofiices in air cond. bldg. in Mt.
Rainier. Md. Just across the Dis
be rented as suite or in part. Es-
pecially suitable for architect,
builder. accountant or professional
man Parking facilities. Contact
Hare Brothers. 32l0 Rhode Island
ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md -
AIS KANSAS AVE. N.w.-4,eoo
50. IT.. in 2-story bldg. including
3.40o 50. II Of modern paneled air
conditioned offices. and LIST fioor
and,. and Scar 81. garage. Available i'm
TU. $4,000. extension ion ass. sSeAN'
BETHESDA, MD..-suite of ofiees
with window showroom on Wiscon-
sin ave. Suitable for lawyers Of
fces, title, CO. or similar business.
Other ofnces available. Call Mrs.
Lyon. OIL. 4-3250, 7240 wisconsin
ave-, Bethesda. Nd. Ill
SIS-92I 1Ith ST. NV. 2nd-foor
front--Fully air-cond. Very cheap
rent. RA. 6-1101. RE. 7-2537. "a
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. ONCE over
looking White House and Lafayette
Park. Telephone answering serv.
Incl. Call 81. 3-3456.
OFFICE. vic. Doctors Hosp.-l Lee.
rm., small rm.. reception hall
and bath and parking for / car:
500 per mo. To inspect. call Ma.
S-2557. %
2 IDEAL MEDICAL OFFICE APTs.,
approx. 900 and 1900 50. IT.; air
cond.: park; reas. rent. 1925 Mass.
ave. NV. Ho. 2-4700: RA. 6-l644.
1017 I2th ST. N.w.-studio ONCE,
$25. Other desirable rooms at $50.
Wired for air conditioning. GOOD
parking area. ST. 3-5530. Is
PRIVATE OFFICE in large air con-
ditioned suite; suitable for trade
association or manufacturers rep
resentative. Furnished or unfur-
nished. Telephone and secretarial
service available. Reasonable. ME.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
STUDY THESE PRICES

As an example, we offer corner lot
No. 4, containing over 4 acres ol
about 175,000 square feet of land
and is equal to the area Of "a lot:
each 6Oxl20. The price for thi,
lot fronting on the paved highwa,
is $1,000.
Another example is lot 16 on the
new street being, built By us. con;
$4,000 square feet of land. which
Is equal In area to 25 lots each
60xl2O. The price Of this lot Il
$1,000.
Drive out Pa. ave. Sc.
over the Sousa Bridge to Branch
ave, south on Branch ave. or Mary
land Route No. B. cross U. g. Route
301. then straight through Brandy
wine to the paved road leading tc
the, right at Baden grocery store;
still south. bearing to right, past
Emmanuel Methodist Church or
Horsehead I'd. to our sign and
Silvanhurst,
Evening star., 1955-07-02
HOLIDAY

Greer s,,. Ass., ;.i. hou,ss p,syias ..s;. scsk:
AiI-briek s-Seirm. homes eliminate
much upkeep. Pull bsmts. with
outside entrances keep garden sofl
out of the house. Smooth hard
wood floors are easy to polish.
Save time by shopping once Q week
for groceries and store IN big GE
e. sspos 9Ss ... 1asss: .5s RsP t.s sso
lures ct Si7.75O. FHA-GI. Dir:
Lee hwy. or Arl. blvd. past Fair-
fax Circle on dual hwy. to trafhe
light at Rte. 123. left TO Fairfax
Courthouse. left on 6ager ave. 4
blks. to Green Acres on the right.
!, Pentagon Realty Co.
fAIRFAx. Va. cR. a-os44
Evening star., 1955-07-02
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN GROVE, N. J.--12 rms. and
looking lake: GOOD clientele. can
FOR RENT-sUMMER COTTAGE, al
Deer Isle. Maine. Overlooking Pen
ohseot Bay. OIL: 4-7694. a
on the beach. Modern apts. and
RssfnESTiiaIm sSsfaEsS iimmasSlsss enRNs oL 4-3sss
lot, Ocean Beach, Md, for sale
at substantial discount. Write
OWNER, Box 1868, North Mama.
Fla.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
FARMS (cs.s.l

lso ACRES; fns. cid early Americas
brick holse. center hail. loVslJ
staircase. roomA nice mantelB.
neuly decorateds. fenced for cattle:
15s-aere pond. 3 wells; marvellous
mountain yiev. on herd.surfaee
W virsinis. IA. s-so5o. oiwiSEk. ii
IT'S ACRES, historic 81. Narys Co.
Md.-Nr. fishing. etc. . NEGLECTED
Ssry Ise. streams. Air set farm
bidTs-. estimated million n. timber
make fine cattle farm: 3 mi. court.
house. LeonsrdtoEn, Price. $50; 900
y cash. JU. 6-6533. Sc
BURT0NsvuLE-Farmette ! acre
attrae; Cape Cod home Liv. I'm
2 bedrms. and bath. Expand. attic,
fun bsmt.. Ice. side porch. 20 min
from downtown SH. Spg. Only SI3.-
$50. DALEY REAL ESTATE CO.,
AP. 7-1443. -
FARMHOUSE. tassefuIly restored,
with 3 acres on Ridge I'd. at Brad
dock Heights, Nd; 21-ft. kitchen
With huge fireplace. pins-paneled
tiled baths with shower, 8 bed
rooms. dining room and large liv-
ing room, overlooking Middletovn
Valley. White clapboard with green
trim; 4 outouildings with 2 suit
able for suesthouse and studio;
$1,000, by OWNER. CAN Mon
35-ACRE FARM; Is miles froom
d. C.. near Croome,. Nd: 8 acres,
crop planted. including acres OF
tobacco: S-room house; tractor, and
all equipment necessary to operate
this farm; ideal for part-tims
FOR Or sALLmfaI%; LIE. III acres; r,;; =: 2
ami; new hog house, new barn,
farming machinery; good land,
plenty Of water; Is miles out OF
Fredericksburg, Va. Low down pay
ment, Call c. A. TooNE. IA.
cARsoLL COUNTY. s11.boo-s5
acres; 4-bedroom country home.
large trees. large barn, poultry
houses. 25 level acres in corn ad
wheat. Balance woodland and
stream. Ideal summer home. Many
other farms to select from. Dial
JOHN BURDoFT, Eyergreen 4
3S46, 1878 colesville rd.. Sill
W1NTEDMTobaceo farm. So. Nd;
80 or more acres, with or without
improvements. Box 20-R, Star. 81
THE PLAINS, VA.
65 beautiful rolling acres Of highly
improved grassland. Very attractive
9-room home, new stables with z
fenced paddocks; lovely oblone lake
fed by 3 springs. Large new. hay
barrack bldg, convertible to horse
or cattle boxes. Cattle shed. Old
stone spring house. Splendid shade
trees and boxwood. Only an hour
drive to the Mayflower. Priced,
$4,000. Easy terms.
FRED w. SHARP g. SON
2. O.. THE PLAINS, VA.
Tel. Middleburg 1921 (no answer,
BOD andIor check with ESQ
station, Plains 1901. -3
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR THE FARMER
11B Acres with Buildings; SS6,b0O
$40 Acres With Buildings; $50, 600
Others Available
For The spsculator and Developer
At or near Clovsrleafs on the new
Route 240, or In line for sewer
and water from the Sanitary Com
mission.
For appt. or inspection. call r. A.
Waddtll. with
Evening star., 1955-07-02
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEr

ESTATE DESIRES to invest In 4
family apt. house In NV. yielding
good income. Please give full par
ticulars. Box 366-M, Star. %
Evening star., 1955-07-02
ATTENTION
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SAT-

HAMPSHIRE vIEw--6-unit det
section. 1 mi. out New Hamp. ave,
from d. c. line. Price less thar
times cross rent. Also. other
gcod income properties and apt
10. s-6e87, 10. e-6l66.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

l2 UNITS q family bldgs.).
income over $40. 600 VI. Minimum
expenses. Excellent upper north
west area Built about 10 US.
1. Ives: + OF dRA18TTrRe.. A1f8S.TSre. ssslto9. o igSa. N2
each. SO frontage; tenants pay al
utilities; mo. rental, Sl45; down,
$3.50. Call OWNER. HO. 2-5933.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Pine Spring Contemporary
Falls Church taward-winning COM
riunity)- bedrms., lse. L liv. rm.
With firepl.. din. area, plenty Of
bltlt ins. beamed ceiling. equip.
1location. Terms. S15.950. OWNER.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-30

FOR SALE: Dormand McGraw home on C street, 4 bedrooms large unfinished upstairs, full basement, garage and
 utility room, baseboard heat thruout, large fireplace, fur nished, 125 fit, frontage. Gall 272. (F/M)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-30

of that word since his heart at- tack last Saturday. Previously they have termed llis nights comfortable or livery com fortable."