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Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

and Miss Sue Ellen O'Neal, cousin
of the bride, were flower girls. They
wore Tuffled nylOn dresses of light
blue, and carried miniature cas-
cades of red roses.
Mr.. Robert Keeler of Townsend
served as best man for his brother.
The pshers were Mr.. Norman
Everett of Smyrna, Mr.. Thomas
Hawkins of Townsend, Mr. Donald
Luff, of Smyrna, Mr.. Walter Guis-
man of Middletown, and Mr..
Thomas Hawkins of Henderson, Md.
Mr.. Melvin BrObst, of Harrington
played the wedding music and Miss
ImOgene Welch of Harrington, was
the sOlOist.
A reception, at the American Le-
giOn Home, followed the ceremony.
The bride, a graduate of GOldey-
Beacon School of Business, is en-
Dloyed by the Du POnt Company in
Newark. The groom, who was re-
Gently discharged from the Navy,
is employed by General Motors Cor
pOratiOn, of Wilmington.
After a wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs Keller will reside at 704
Chrysler Avenue, Newark, Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Annual Education
Conference At u OF j
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vene at 2:3O on Friday afternoon.
March 4, with a general session in
the Mitchell Hall Auditorium. Reg
istTatiOn will be held throughout
the afternoon from 1870 to 4:3O
p. m.
The most important single event
of the conference will be the annual
luncheon on Saturday, March 5,
from 1900 to 200 in Kent Dining
Hall. Mr.. Fred NJ. Hechinger, edu-
cation editor of the New York
Herald Tribune, will be the guest
speaker and have as his topic,
fAre We Ready for Phase Two of
Public EducatiOn?" Deadline for
luncheon reservations is February
R5th. Since this affair has been a
complete sellOut for the past sew
eral years, those planning to at
tend are urged to contact the Read
ing Clinic at once.
Because of the increased interest
shown by secondary teachers in re-
cent years, number of programs
will be devoted to mathematics and
reading at this level, according to
arrangements now being made by
the conference planners.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

CENTLY MARRIED-The
marriage of Patricia Holloway.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brin-
ton Holloway of Harrington, and
Mr.. Jack Keeler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keeler, of Smyrna.
was solemnized by candlelight on
Saturday evening. February II, at
z o'clock, in Asbury Methodist
Church. The Rev. Robert E. Van
Cleaf Oficiated at the double ring
ceremony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white rosepoint lace with
chapel length train Her fingertip
veil fell from a Julianne cap trim
med with band of seed pearls. She
carried a cascade of Gala lilies.
The maid of honor, Miss Sallie
Jane Hall, of MillsbOrO. wore
bOuffant gown Of baby blue taffeta
and net, and carried a cascade of
red roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
Kay Keller, of Smyrna and Mrs.
James Neeman of Harrington, wore
Dior blue gowns of taffeta and
tulle and carried flowers identical
to those of the maid of honor. Miss
Ruby Keeler, niece of the groom,
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Gen. WOOdcOck Guest
Speaker At Century
Club On Monday
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saw while in Europe. In London a
statue Of William Shakespeare
Shows him holding a scroll, and
all of the gems that might have
been chosen from the writings of
this genius TO inscribe on this
scroll, there was selected a line
from Twelfth Night: "There is no
darkness but ignorance" In Stras-
bOurg, France, on a statue honor
ing Johannes Gutenberg, inventor
of the printing press, was carved:
And there was light. In Geneva
prominently shown among quota
tiOns from the worlds best writer's
were the words: after shadows
light" General WOOdcOck leaves
via air in June for another extern
sive tour of the East and has pro-
missed a report of this to the club
next year. There was a standing
room only attendance with the
members of Twentieth Century
Club of Smyrna, Round Table Club
of Wyoming and Camden, and the
Zwaanendael Club of Lewes being
specially invited guests.
Mrs. Frank r. Grier and Mrs.
Seymour Gellens, assisted by a
committee whose names begin with
FGHI, were responsible for a love-
ly tea which followed the program.
Red, white and blue cut flowers,
beautifully arranged by Mrs. L. L.
Fitchett, accented the near holiday.
Presiding at the tea table were the
charter members, Miss Ida ROOsa
and Miss Edna Barker and later
Mrs. w. Calvin White and Mrs. J.
S. Willis. Mrs. Desmond Lyons con-
Quoted the business meeting. Sub
stituting for Mrs. Herman Phil
lips, Mrs. Joseph J. Pearce acted
as chairman Of the program.
Next week is Legislation Day and
Mrs. Thomas J. Herlihy, Jr., of Will
mington, will be guest s"eaker. Mrs.
Herlihy is State chairman of legis-
lation for clubs and this will be an
opportunity for members to learn
more about the bills they will be
asked to support. Mrs. Edward
Durocher will be chairman for this
meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Winners Announced
In DHIA Projects
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ting in the Delaware Dairy Herd
Improvement Association program
selected by the state committee for
their performance and achievement
in 1854 are as follows:
Steven Vaughn OF HarbesOn,
with a herd of 90 registered and
grade Guernseys, averaged 9344
pounds of milk and 451 pounds of
butterfat, showing an increase of
1929 pounds of milk and IS pounds
of butterfat per COW over the pre-
yiOus year. Vaughn made OUtstand-
ing improvements in his entire
production program during 1854.
John G. Mitchell and Richard
Proud of Hockessin, with herd of
"a registered HOlstein cows, aver
aged 11,217 pounds of milk and 424
pounds of butterfat. Mitchell is
charter member of the Cooperative
Artificial Breeders Program and a
graduate of the Greener Pastures
and Forage Program.
L. Robbins Webb of Milford, with
a herd of % registered Ayrshire
cows, averaged 1O,046 ~ounds of
milk and 4O5 pounds of butterfat.
Webb is a graduate of the Greener
Pastures and Forage Program. He
is using the cooperative artificial
breeding program and has made
considerable improvement in the
cropping system and appearance of
his farm.
Alden Short Of Georgetown, with
a herd of "a registered HOlstein
cows, averaged 1894 pounds of
milk and sos pounds of butterfat.
His herd showed an increase Of 2287
pounds of milk and "a pounds of
butterfat per COW over the previous
year This was due to the use of
good sires and the pasture and for
age program that he has developed.
Mitchell Brothers of HOckessin,
with herd of 81 registered Jer-
seys, averaged 1889 pounds of milk
and 408 pounds of butterfat. They
have graduated from the Greener
Pastures program. They are char
ter members of the Artificial
Breeders Cooperative and are active
in breed association activities.
The above DHIA members are
also receiving bronze plaques and
cash awards from the National
Dairy Products Corporation at
county DHIA annual meetings.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Play Festival Set
For Mar. 3I-Apr. I
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Long Goodbye; Kent County
Theatre Guild, "The Twelve Pound
Look; University Drama Group,
frankie and Albert; William
Henry Players, aria da Capo";
Wilmington Drama League, "The
Man Who Married a Dumb Wife:
Chester Players, Celeste; ElktOn
Little Theatre, Indian Summer.
Also participating in the program
are William Henry High School,
William Penn, and Wilmington
High School, Bancroft Junior High
School, Cambridge High School,
and the Walnut Street "Y' Theatre
Guild. These entrants have not yet
revealed the names of their plays
at this date.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Clements,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Clements, to
Mr.. Raymond d. Lingo, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Lingo of Mills
boro, Del.
Miss Clements is a graduate Of
the University of Delaware and is
teacher of Physical Education in
Georgetown High School.
Mr.. Lingo graduated from Wash
ington College, ChestertOwn, Md,
served in the Army in Alaska and
Is now teaching in Millsboro, Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Sussex FiremeH, Ladies
To Hold Banquet
Next Month

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vel, SeafOrd; orchestra, Clifford
Temple, Millville.
The affair is expected to draw an
attendance of $50 firemen and aux
iliary members and their guests.
The final planning meeting will
be held in the Seaford Fire Hall,
March 14th, at 500 p. m.
Members are urged to buy your
tickets early. Please contact the
President of the Fire Company and
the Auxiliary, relative to the tic
kets. We must know of the number
of tickets sold by March 11th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
OWNER BURNs-BURNs CAR

SALEM, Mass. - up - An uni
Identified mOtOrist drove his 1916
coupe into blazing dump and
stood by while it burned. He ex-
planned to the caretaker that he
recently Outftted the car with four
new tires and a battery. but
couldn't get more than SIS for it
from used car dealers or junkyard
operators.
"I've had enough" he declared
as the exploding gas tank reduced
the car to heap of metal.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Cardinal Poland China
Club News

The meeting was called TO order
by our chairman, Wayne Eisen-
brey. Wednesday, February %.
1866. We then purchased covers for
our project books. We discussed
about the feeding and breeding
schedule. Wayne Eisenbrey and
Calvin Hollis are going to have the
window display for April Mrs. Hol-
lis, our leader, asked us to bring
our project books. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF
Donnie Currey on March Is, 1866.
Danny Anstine, Reporter
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

There are 4.5O0 full time entomol-
oglsts in the United States.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
sEAsHoeE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-5Loyely l.bedrm.
apt. sleeps 4, wen i9rn.; ISL n
RIafptaeh p p0rch; :tis reas yR VA s .s.ssos.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-sFim, fsh from
ssS-S155 VIZ; June less. 10. s-6056.
30
REHOROTH BEACH - For July
rental attraetively furnished cot.
tage, ocean block. bedrms. Call
REHoBoTH BEACH, DEL.-Right
on the beach. Modern apts. and
cottages; immaculate. OIL 4-3ss3
CAPE MAY, N. J.A-Lse. furn, cot.
tage. Lovely beach-front home;
season or split season. AMsBuRY
MITCHELL BROOKS. Phone Cape
oefsN sasj n CRY. ii MD. .%sib'..-Modsrn ,aIn;
lshed 2-bedTeom saptt. on ocean
oGpaN t5pRt SifY! efll !9 mbsSrn. B-ezsS apis for
rent. ali new, 200 it.. from ocean
S45 and S65 per week. CAP La,
RfaoBofH glaeGai ni'Asflsec ABsEflAcH. T. DE DE-. @ Apts.
and cottages. MRS. HUGHES, 8
New Castle st. Phone 5so1.
/. YEAR-RoUNp COTTAGE. com;
prising four bedrooms, two full
baths, living room, dining room,
completely furnished: oil heat, hot,
air forced heat: storm windows and
screens throuRhout, one-car garage.
lot lQoSl00 beautifully land
scapedl; possession 30 days,
2. Elegant, etghtbedroom, three
and-a-han bath. ocean front sum-
n1er residence. in excellent neigh
porhood, overlooking the ocean: Two
iarge living rooms, hardwood floors.
four ireplaces. kitchen. buffers
pantry. maids quarters over four
car garage: one-half acre OF ground.
You will have to see this property
to appreciate its elegance and ap-
pointments. This is an estate sale.
Shown by appointment only.
8. Still available, modern cottages
fer rent for the season of July
and August in Henlopen Acres. or
Reheboth proper. Phone or write
HARRY III. ,GRIEVES. Realtor. Box
LAY. Rehoboth Beach. Delaware
Phone 490i.
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LOOK
GARAGES

Icontinusd On NsTt PassS
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
LOT FOR SALE at Sunrise Beach
Call UN. 4-4TG2. .

LOT FOR SALE at Sunrise Beach
Call UN. 4-4Tf2. -
2 TO 5 ACRE RAMBLER SITES,
wooded. Clinton and Norbeck: ST.
900 per a.: terms. OWNER ~. B.
FOR SALE-Lot in Shenandoah, re
treat on PinecreSt drs overlooKlnf
river with lifetime membership II
club Call PHYLLIS ROOS, Jackson
5-0771. after six in evening. S'
NEAR CAMP RITCHIE. MD.--Be'
tween Hagerstown. and Gettybburg 9
Building lots and homesites. Noun
Apply BOX 145-E, Star. liz
tLAND-2-acre rambler site: excel
hsRp 9s s0Id Ysc SsosIus fsss Rsaitor fsas SSH 51
9-042O. y
Il73 ACRES on 2 bl.-top rds., sewer
Y SatsF oao EAR aalFiaS o,bep Sp m lies Nd
and Va. MIR. OLSON. Wo. 6-7029
LAKE BARCROFF-oyer "a acre
oye5i0okpns %edl ssIei Ho' ioAeS eaS-1a5f. f'' .@1o
SILVER SFRiNG-3.72O So. IT. com
mercial. Never before offered. WI
sell or improve to the specifieation:
Of reliable tenant: l block from
Armory parking lot, ] block IRON
Suburban Bank. JU. 5-5706. u.
IENNA-HERNDON AREA-22 acres
42O-ft. frontage. on State rd.
stream, 1875 an acre or best oher
MR.. WRIGHT. ia. 5-0l0o or "a
MANos paGSSs' CLuB-sinsle lot; approx
10000 SO. IT.; adjoining praetlc'
falrWay; $1,000 Ewes. Mr.. Leb'
ling. OIL. 4-66ss. ROBERT B
BETHEsDA-Fiye lots for tor tnae imms.
diate construction; $4,000 homes
sewer and water guaranteed. Ives;
Mr.. Lenling, OIL. 1865: ROBERl
B HALL CO. OIL. 1920; III
5 RESIDENTIAL LOTS. choice loc
adj. N. Arl. in Fairfax Co.; Watei
avail perc. test appr. ia. 1867
CIR. 3-I147. SARAH ROACH. Ii
OLNEY AREA-l30 acres OF peau.
tifully rolling ground in. prime
DEVELOPMENT area. EN-. 2-4232 Of
SILVIA e, ii'SsFl SsrFlhrNe lots e zepsdd ssd te' m
IT.: close-in location: call ~
LAKE aiSsss ssBARcRorr1A;ts.sntigsn Or build II.
ers; beautiful adjoining lake yieV
sites. Will sacrifice II sold to
gsthsr:. .ood DR. G q, LAuoHhiiN LAuoH1hii
WOODBRIDGE VA. - 400 acres
Only $1,000 per acre. Also othei
acreage in nearby Md. and Va. Cal
Till q pm, ST. 3-0550.
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TRAILERS

BOAT TRAILER, to haul 12.ls q,
boat: t90-in wheels; $55. UN. &
|, 1881 after 8 pm. 10
STEWART 1851; 27 IT,. all eonv.
immac,: 81 800. 1918 Varnum sk
Mt Rainier, Md, phone AP'
'M IS-FT. TRAILER, good sond.,
like new: sleeps 4: elee. brakes,
insulated. extras; o real Jewel" "
See to appreciate. Oh, 0-zeee.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
FOREST
OF TREES

Vt RGIO
Rustic designed. 60-ft. new bricl
rancher on Q beautiful "a acre
LARGE .iy. I'm. with contemporary
hrick-waIl fireplace and massive
picture window, Sep. din. rm.,. de
luxe elec. kit. with natural birch
cabinets, dishwasher and disposal;
3 twin-size bedrms., IA baths
fun hsmt. with Swedish-type fire.
place. carport. Custom features
throughout and for the CT AP-
PROVED PRICE Of only $22,950.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
24l9 Wilson Blvd. Till 0. IA. 7-520G
STROLL THROUGH
THE GARDEN PARADISE
IN FULL BLOOM
And admire the flowers Of every
variety. Shade trees, fruit trees,
and the secluded patio.
THEN ENTER TO LINGER
And relax as you inspect the spa
cieuSness and charm of this 3-bed-
rm. Colonial.
$16,s50
Edward r. Briggs, Realtor
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. JA. 5-s402
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WEST SHOREHAM
W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR RENT

SHERWOOD FoREsT-Large water
June. JSns is through sept; IS; I:..s: re; Ts;
soy: Sherwood Forest So64' sat-
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE, 80
miles from Washington; mod. conV..
ySsmoD. 9eaes 5sht; hGoNRvPRNIESGEs, RP istfs on po-
tomae; safe; 3s sandy beach; $50
cOLONiAL BEACH. VA. overlooking
Potomac;' all conVeniences. NO, Z
CoiIoNIAL BEACH. VA. - Cottage
for rent; rms, bath. utils, and
linens furn. S75 wk. Lo. 4-036@
WOODLAND BEACH Mid June
through Labor Day. $500. Second
floor studio apt. Accom-. 3 or a.
Bath with shower constant hot
water; elec. kit; completely fur
nished except linens. Scr. porch;
sun deck: pvt entr. and driveway,
Use of rowboat and outboard, 243S
Shore drive. Edgewater. Nd. Colo
FTvtfE-RooMS1 FIVE HOUSE completely fur
nished, ref; gas range, elect. wash
er, boat. Call Lockwood 5-2S5S or
Prince Frederick 1915; S35 per
week; Rev. 6. D. Sampson. Dares
cS5TTflAiGFE cS5gTSfli 20 on west River. avail. june
water. S65 wk. Spruce 3-sss2
-...-S ..-y4s 81 -~S
Evening star., 1955-06-09

End TRUSTS
IL buy ends at top prices. cash l
hour. NOT A BROKER. Day or ewes.
Eff you don't want to sell your
2nd advance cash on same &c
small discounts. RA. 6-22Sl; ia.
S-66T6. la
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VACATION PLACES

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Apt., sleeps 40
2 city blks. to boardwalk. June 49,
REaioso4H 2Si 81 III BEASa. 1ISSs4i pEL-oe.an
front apts.- and cottages, immac
June; $40 wk. up. OIL. 4-3SS3.
MAINE COTTAGE, mod; beach near.
by: sleeps 8 Or z; SOS Wk. Special
rates, June, Sept. and, season. OIL
Evening star., 1955-06-09
PACEMAKERS

1901 Richmond Hwy.
4la miles south of Alexandra Of
Route 1. Omen 9 It'll o.
TaiapI1nua en- E-R~Rn IA
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

so. MARYLAND-24 miles from
D. c.. , houses or acreage. Easy
terms OWNER. OF. 4-92S7. Ia
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FARMS

81 AcREs-I0-fm. house. barns. ETC..
mod bath. oil h.-v.h.; suit, week
end place or retirement; 81. 900.
Terms NO. 7-7623. 10
s-RM., STONE RAM
BIER; 2 acres land. more avail: 5
mi. D. C., Loudoun Co. Paneled
rec. rm.,. 2 baths. oil h.-w.h., built
II gar; taxes, Sloo; S26,6o0. MR..
WILL TRADE INTEREST in End
commercial property. p; G., for
farm: any location. Wo. 6-3437.
CARROLL C0UNTf-35 acres. 4
bedrm. country home, large barn,
poultry houses Oths. ,ou outPuiidinSs: I
sil' 500. | have many ~ farms to Sc:
iect from Dial EV, 4-3s46. JOHN
BURDOFT. ColeSyille, Md, 1888
Colesrille rd., Sill. Spg.. Nd. Ia
REAL TOBACCO FARM, a47 acres,
nr. croome, Nd. About 100 acres
cleared, also springfield stream on
property. Being sold to- settle
estate. HE; s$I $500 ~ III IL IrITs g;m;; /;
Mr.. COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-43
acres, 4-rm.. house; bath, guest
ssSeo ssqse cHRsfER fa;ffsR coasWEt eSssSs Eafass
N. Albemarle, Arlington. Va. ia.
T-i633. -lO
$50 DOWN, $50 mo-, buys for $3.50.
20 acres good spring. power lines
ia miles south of D. c, in Viz
sinia. TIE. 6-4131. -
STROUT CATALOG Free! - Farms.
businesses; 30 States. SfR0uI
REALTY, 234-A woodward Bldg :.
Washington. ST. 3-37S4.
90 ACRES
OF beautiful woodland, borderips on
two gravel roads, with. lovely
stream: no buildings. What buy
at S3.60o. II. B. MITCHELL; Hern-
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BOATS

WANT CREW. am sailing asst,
napolis, July 8 to is. will take :
EXPERIENCED hands: pay ova
fare up. OIL. a-9054, -a3
RUBBER BOATS--5-man, Army suE-
plus; $50 to S25 each. Ii, 7-?26S.
46-FT. MATTHEWS D. c.-F B. 1881;
ship-to-shore radio, spacious SUI
deck. entire yacht beautifully dec
GRATED. Galley formica and stainless
steel, hot and cold running water;
bottle gas stope--laid Que for req.
comfort and pleasurahle living o:
cruising and entertaining, A yachg
you will be proud to own. Phcn!
c9ahars.ckAFr. 9h s-cEIi; s2.st. se.skii. ias,
See CHARLIE KING at corintni@A
oSf1 Xis9S 1owaEs. SlEH Is, LYMAN. iS 49i.SS;r.
nasSssy nsplaged at sstaIif5xs RIfx sERVzcEs sai
,Ss.FT. 3: stTsnfj anGMfsGM flsr Tf TFfEArHERckAr:.,
tfavorite model, used seassoon1'
excel cond. $500. DI. 7-l4sl'
OWNER TRANSFERRED. must SCI
Immediately, Is-foot Topper ous-
board cruiser, completely euuippee
with 25-h.p. 1858 EVinrude mote
and all-steel Gator boat trailef,
See at Selby Yacht Basin, Selby,
Md; or phone West River 1851
1885 EvINRUDE. 1o% cash dsliy-
Yam boats ROBERT s. THoMAa,
s4O2 Fenton st.. Silver Spring, 10
CIHRisoCRAFT. IiRisyCiRAFT Trojan owens AMI
Acqualine alum. boats: ChfyslT
and Mercury power; Mastelcf1LZ' n
trailers: trades: bank financing: W.
!; LITTLE, 6se Maine ave- s'V'
ExeEELRsT NA; sLRssp sport fishing craft, peg.
ifIS 1851; .t Sb h.p. chrysier Marine en-:
gine; toilet. owner, requires lafg% 81
Boat. Sl,925, Call OIL. 2-4SS
after 2 pm: for appt; to sse' ow
Of town over week END ,,.sSs
1s- IT. CHRIS GRAFT ,a eytoesr.
tsaidit condition Si New paint. In water poJ,
55-h'p, Evinrude: trailer to matcS
Must Eo this week. Make efssr
c}aEEsaaPEEaSE II; alaEEaasSE BAY BUILT esby
cruiser. Chrysler Marine, Ready 70
pgFSMosSsTRAr5Rs gS n ;sos 5R 6-sSsTs TcpSes per ea s
Governor Cover Ritchie hwy. Baltimore,
Prospect 3l3I: day oI night; Sos
complete with sails; $l7b. JE'
1d-FT, RUNABoUT. Mercury !
outboard. trailer, etc. $500 or bes,
offer. Call after 5. EN-. 2-9647.
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope, / lac it,: copper paint, S3.51
gal: life Jackets. So; bells, anchors.
lights, oars, paddles. chains, hoats,
rubber, rubber hose. J. H. GICH
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

A MAN OF INTEGRITY who hold,
a responsible position for Is years
urgently needs 81 500. due to. r.
nanciaI difficulties incurred by sick:
ness in family; will repay 81 800 81
$50 a month for 80 months. Boz
350-K. Star 3
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1.I0O SO. FT., 92s 5th st. NV. (cor.
9TH and X n.w.) End A.. suitable
for ONCE wholesale. printer, union.
insurance; freight elevator. heat
lights. char service. $50 per mo,
open for inspeetien; BURTON CO.
4is 9th ST. N.w.E55xio os IT,: idea
any type business: shoe repair
valet shop restaurant. etc, Chear
rent, DI. 7-67oo, JU. o-2Sii. Ill
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SPARTAN
pEERLESS-STEWART

-, PAcEMAKERG;;z1SCSEETEIE cl5hl;sIz 9 ;;1SSETI ~
White Plains, Nd, Phi. La Plata 1692
Mi North La Plata on Rte. S01
If YOU ARE TIRED OF PAYING
HIGH RENT AND WANT 4 HQME
OF YOUR OWN CONE IN AND
SEE Us.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-3,72O SO. IT,, COM
sell or improve to the specifications
Of a reliable tenant; l block from
armory parking lot, block from
Suburban bank. JU. b-5106. ,-12
CHOICE Sc. location. at Niehols SG6 sye
O sa. #. iss"tt. frontase. zoned for
apis. with good commercial pos
sibility. Call OWNER. RE. 5-9461
STORE AND APT, NV. corner;
81 AZ t@o inc9nei TaGpNRa1,N VIZ ssil E% fSr
AkEfNGToSoAn RING " s-unit det. brick
apt within block of good transp.
and walking dist. to shopping and
schools; tenants furnish. gas and
elec. Excellent cond. EN-. 2z4232:
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY
. stores and 4 apartments, same
tenants for many years, shows good
income; must be sold to settle es-
tate. Mr. Lueck. MA. S-2040: ewes.
Wo. 6-5733. L. E. BREUNlNGER
5euSIT APARTMENT, near Boiling
Field. owner leaving country-New
detached brick building; completely
Shows better than loeo return,
substantial cash REQUIRED. call Mr..
WAFFLE co. 1924 I4th st. NV
1s- UNIT BRICK APT. BUILDING
nearing completion In Gaithersburg,
Owner will consider trade or sell
outright. Sun. and ewes. Mr.. Leb-
ling, OIL. 4-66Ss. ROBERT B. HALL
NV. W. Sc Section. nv BARGAIN-e-unit.
l-bedroom apartment building.
$50, 500. P. D. FORD. Builder. JU.
8-5l0b. Home, SP. 4-7453. 10
NEAR PoWEToWMvvs19. PoWETovMEE : 4, 900 o9s
2 rms, kit. bath ea. Rent S120 mo.
Terms, $1,000. bal. arranged.
DAVID E. BARRY, co.
ME. S-2025 LA. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-06-09

LARGE FAMILY; GI-Why pay rent
When YOU can buy q 4-hedroom. 2
bath brick Cape Cod in top N
Arlington area. walk to express
Transportation. schools, etc; The
VA says S17.950 and can handle
with So down and S94.50 PEI
month. Call SHANNON & LUCHe-
2055 Wilson blvd, ia. 5-6S00:
10
HOMES IN LOVELY LOCATION
3 b.r. brick. Ih;2h baths; hths:, iarSEf E
All. sle.45o-ss2,s5O.
RF s-6S55 JE. 2-072e
Evening star., 1955-06-09
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR BIKE in excellent condition
reasonable, For sale for cash, OIL
4-Go8i after pm. wkdys.. al
day Sat. and Sun, -12
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1876. new pain,
luggage carrier, buddy seat AM
windshield. Runs and looks goo6
SI25. 10. S.40l3 p
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOLLow-De luxe kitchen
range: 3-bedrm., bath brick
rambler with full basement. on
shaded y acre. Owner transferred.
must sell. Call now.
J; WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC;
Evening star., 1955-06-09
w'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR sALl

WOODLAND BEACH-small cottage
fSRs 20 MuRPH2 ssfso Hissp Isssisq "a. 1s lrGH
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-11-rm
house. S bedrms.. 2 full baths. z
kits, gas. stoves, / beds. ) porch
rockers, din, rm, table, kitchen set;
complete apis, incl. porch. $4,000
worth of furniture goes with house.
Lot 37x150. 2 blks. from beach.
$4,000, terms. CHESTER COGS-
DEALE BEACH. MD.-Furn. new 4
rm. rambler. elec. kitchen; heated.
sc. 600. CAN 10. 2-SS62.
. WEST SHOREHAM
Shore and retirement home; all-year
bungalow Of rooms and bath
$4,000 in fee; S700 down and So
a month; large lot for garden: good
fishinR nearby; good harbor for boat
sod sod,aq bathing btaggka Call Crescent Bride.
STEFFEY. INC, Is E. LE9S.
MU. 5-2412
COLORED-DEALE, MD.-Beauti-
ful level plot. l4o-ft. waterfront,
$50 It deep. cabin l0xlS plus
enough brick and cinder block to
build larger cabin or annex: So
500 cash. Call after z pm. week
days, Ii, 4r124S,