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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

LOST: Black and white, male
spitz. Vaccination #67739. Call
RE 5-7074 after S pm. Reward.
2t 4-28*
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR RENT: 5 room house with
lights, water and bath. / mile
from town on Startown Road.
Call D. c. Richard at RE 5-7320.
2t 4-28
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR SALE: 1852 Chevrolet, 1/2
Ton Pickup truck. $4,000 ac-
tual miles. One owner. Call RE
5-7307. If 1923
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

SERVICE - No better Service
No better prices on Bicycles,
Sewing Machines, Electric Irons,
Fans, etc. New and rebuilt ma
chimes = $17.50, $4,000 up to
$3.50. New Electric Machines
$3.50 up to $179.50. See the
machine that does everything
KEEVER'S BICYCLE SHOP
keever & Ramsaur, Inc. 1t 4-28
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR SALE: New. ready made
dresses. sizes IL. IL and IA. Rea-
sonably priced. Dial RE 5-7540.
ct 4-25
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

MAN WANTED-To operate Wat
kins Business in Lincoln Coun-
ty. Hundreds of families needing
service on famed Watkins Pro-
ducts, now Nationally Advertis-
ed. Must be over 81 and have
car. $50 weekly earnings and
up easily possible. Write K. A.
Pensyl, P. o. Box SOIL, Rich
mond, Virginia. st Alb
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

1855 MODELS-We have new
1855 model Scott-Atwater out
board motors. Boats and motors
for sale or trade. Easy terms.
Henderson Heating Co. If 2-28
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR SALE: Attractive five room
house. Large Handicapped lawn.
ketia n blinds throughout.
Convenient to town. Write Box
SO. Lincolnton. If
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
Want
Ads

FOR RENT: 4 room du-
pie x, modern convent
ences, close in. DioI RE
5-5404 or RE 5-7l52.
If 4-25
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

Sewing of all kinds - dresses,
coats, suits, children's clothes.
Alterations. Reasonable. Mrs.
W. L. Abernethy, 403 S. Cedar
st. Phone RE $1,000.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR RENT: Newly decorated 4
room apartment, N. Laurel st.
Call RE 5-5225. If PIT
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

WILLIS HATCHERY, baltimore,
N. c. White Rock and Christie
Hampshire chicks. Ready every
Wednesday at noon. tt 3-I5
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR RENT: Groom garage apart
ment. Telephone RE 5-8634,
Mrs. Charlie Beal. Charlotte
Highway. If Alb
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR RENT: 4-rOOm house, hot
and cold water. Newly decorat-
ed. Contact Harry Robinson,
High Shoals or call RE 5-5468.
at 4-28
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

FOR SALE: New Perfection table,
top 5 burner oil stove. Good con-
dition. Call RE 5-7133 If 3-10
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SYLVESTER
Continued From Page Az

Continued From Page A-z2
1.-THE Swan The movie needs
about so brougharns. A
broadway bookie who couldn't
sleep started to count race horses
and dozed Oh IN liz dat.
49,
Jackie Ramon figures there
must be q dry spell IN Hollywood.
He hasn't seen an underwater
picture in months. Every
body on Broadway win pitch in
for the big National Council to
Combat Blindness Lights On
show at Carnegie Hall. December
a Forty.second street
[ ilnlhouse is advertising = Rock
III Roll Buriesk'' Aims. For teen
ayers, no doubt. Edward
Fields. the rug maker. Is dicker-
|inR with Salvador Dali to repro
|duce Dali paintings ia rugs.
Sandy CODE. who used 10 work
right over there, up and opened
his eWn private detective agency
let 40 W. Seventy second street.
his first Job Is to md Richard
Talbot. Time ees department:
Remember viii Bradley, the
great trombone man In the great
|dayajof swing Street? His son.
win, II, 8 the drummer with
the George wellington quintet 1t
the Cafe Bohemia. Band
leader Marty White saw . sign
In 3 Bronx barber shop: only
One Haircut "a : Customer. = !.
|Harwyn Club hat-check. Jean
DorMard spends he spare time
writing her CCNY thesis. -. II
the stcrk brings babies. who
brings the baby storks7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
NEWS or MUSIC
Miss Sworthout Plays
70 Attentive Audience

,glories Of the Each and Handel
Ifueues. continued with the
sonata which echumann char
Iacterized e. Echubert'S most
perfect work IN any form, and
|eoncluded with two nendishly
ldifficult and rarely performed
modern shcwpieces.
THAT Miss swarthout possesses
more than enough technique and
Temperament ID handle . tricky
assignment such Is this was
clear from her masterful reading
lot the Martini Fantasy and
IToccata ? From i pianistic
point Of view, this was the high
point q the evening. Altogether,
this appeared 10 be 1 superior
work which suffers only from
the s,Iperahundsnce of It's come
lposersE imagination.
The pianist.s dramatic fiair
found full expression IN the
lcharacteristic sonorities Of Fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

las Fantasia Baeticas also. a.
Though here q 9 disturbing ten
ldency towards pounding made
IreIaxed listening dificult.
Things were not quite 80 happy
during the 9rst half Of the pro.
gram. however. TO this reviewer
hSins Mozart IS q program
aopener seems to be . seriou:
terror of Judgment. This COM
lposer.s transparent music hru-
tally reveals the slightest flaws
land these are much more likely
TO be found ct the beginning Of
Ii recital.
Thus, the Fantasia and
IFuaue. failed to move the heart
lbecause Miss Swarthoutss capable
fingers had not yet warmed sum
lciently to their task. Her touch
was markedly uneven. As q re-
suit. too many notes were either
struck inaccurately Or else COM
IpIefely omitted. The piece never
lgot d fair chance to sing.
The Schubert which followed
Ifared somewhat better, but here
too. Miss Swarthout did mol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
NEWS or MUSIC
By IRVING LOWENs

Evelyn 4WArtout piano. N the
Fhilips Ganefy, ffoslAm. FANTASIA
sonata Ia b, Opus "a, Schubert;
Fantasia Daetica, Eklla: Fantaitte et
Last nights WeiI-attended re-,
|citaI at the Phillips Gallery tea
|tured the keyboard artistry d
Evelyn Swarthout, well know
In Washington music circles
who played 3 nicely balancee
program Of the highest musica
interest.
Miss Swarthout offered to hel
attentive audience only foul
works In all. but each was 81
considerable substance ant
beauty.
The concert opened with Thu
wonderful Fantasia and Pueue'
which Mozart penned for hi
wife as an example Of how 4
should be done at d time when
she had just discovered the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
EsSS7 lZszy2 EEIeHBoRHool ZzSyyAy|
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

alSTEB R0BEBTS1This with Henry Fonda ana James
Carney Won't last forever, and should not missed.
eNOT0RI0usA Hitchcock that reminds
everyone actress Hollywood lost III lngd BERGMAN
ACHANCE MEETNGn-Last years British Academy award
winner with David knight Ode yerso Superior su
aITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER.-A ine. Nghthearted Gene
Kelly musical which, snrprisngy moyiegOers keep
locking.
"A MAN CALLED PETER"-The HE 81 Washingtons beloved
Peter Marshall recalled IN hhe performance ~ Richard
Todd.
aTHE NIGHT PEOPLEs-Gregory Eeck Rita Gam ii re-
setting. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
HOLL y w GOD
By sHElLAH GRAHAM
Guinness Memoirs Due

from the niumps. slipped into
town. She IS doing some inter-
|ior decorating up north, with
her fees going to charity. Funny
about child stars: very few Of
them want to continue the ca
|reer when grown up unless they
need the money.
I'm sorry to have 10 quit my
column ia TV Guide. but ]
couldn't resist the otfer Of q
weekly column on West. Coast
television. It win be syndicated
by MANA.
The most cautious driver
around this town Is Marion
Brando who snail PAGES the
Thunderbird given him BY Sam
Goldwyn as Q Guys and Dollss
bonus. Sam should give Jean
Simmons 4 Cadillac. She steals
the picture. according to my
private poll.
$3.50
Solid citizen Robert Youne
can be seen every Sunday morn
ing. with his family. ct All Saints
Church In Beverly Hills. Robert
has lived In the same house ID
Beverly for 20 years. He saved
his money. Is healthy. and Is
highly respected who could ask
for anything fnoreg
Deborah Kerr. who burned her
hair and sihged her eyelashes
81 q barbecue accident, win have
to wear q wig IN The King And
: Said Deb: aThe steaks and !
were both well charred.s She
laughed. hut the accident could
have been very serious.
-
Bette Davis has managed to
say no to all the tempting spec
tacular TV-show offers. But
she'll do q straight drama for
video with hubby Gary Merrill.
Bling Crosby sends son Gary 4
telegram with constructive criti-
cism after each radio show. we
should ell have 3 pop like Bing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

KEYBOARD SLOPE. Both keyboard and key
tops are scientifically slanted 70 at the natural
movement Of the fingers for smooth. easy, effort
less touch \. with 40 steps ID climb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

And say. Whatever happened 10
his September 18th marriage
With K4tl1y 0rantg Someone
was wishful- thinking.
one year ago today. CLARK
Gable stated II have no plans to
marry. Clark and bride Kay
win spend most Of this winter
In Palm Springs until January.
when Clark reports to his new
movie boss. Jane Russell.
7 tried to read 1.-THE Man IN
the Gray Flannel Suit. but
begged down. However. Gregory
Peck, who viii play 1t for 10th
Fox, loves the story. Hell prob
ably ret Valerie French for the
Italian-girl role.
(Keleazed ~ NANAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

Katharine Hepburn returns via
hollywood from her Australian
tour to discuss her Not FOR
Money picture with Bob Hope,
and TO visit old pals here.
Kirk and Ann Douglas will live
In Paris for q spell. after the baby
arrives and after Kirk finishes
Lust for Life.
Therell have to be 3 rewrite
on 1.-THE Story Of Esther Costello"
TO make the older woman more
agreeable for Joan Crawford.
Robert Wagner is moving into
his Paramount dressing room for
the duration of 1.-THE Mountain, 2
But Spencer Tracy's flu Is
holding ups4lle picture.
~
Alec Guinness win start on his
memoirs when he returns to
England after completing THE
Swan. Mae West Is Ii the
market for q dude ranch.
And Richard Boone put all his
U-I salary from tlAway All Boats
into real estate, Dicks movie
salary has doubled because Of
his Medic, success.
Anthony Quinn seems to have
. passion for owning homes
he's building his fifth Iii Porto
flno. He'll cpstar with Robert
Mitchum Ia sBandidc. And
Robert looks 50 much better
since he shed 10 or is pounds.
The Gary Coopers plan q skiing
Christmas on their acres ii
Colorado. Marguerite Haynes
Dicks mother lis his constant
New York companion.
Jerry Lewis laughingly refers
to Frank Sinatra as Frank sin
lister. Sinatra's independent
movie. 1.-THE Man With the Col
den Arm, shows him as 8 dope
addict and there IS 40 seal of
approval for 1t from the John-
ston office.
Shirley Temple. recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Dr. Blades ID Talk

Or Brian Blades. professor d
surgery 1t the George Washing
ton University School d Medi-
cine. win Be guest speaker ct the
medical meeting of the Army
surgeon General ct 8 pm
Thursday st the Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Guild Plans Dinner

The Guild Of the Holy Cro1s
of Calvary Episcopal Church WIN
sponsor q chicken dinner from
b3 to 8 pm. Thursday II The
church. a2u Sixth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

COMPLETE KEYBOARD CONTROL.
Everythings up front on the new Smith Corona
Electric !. with more controls located in the
keyboard area than on any other electric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

NV ME1 Cedar 3.4I1i. GserSe
RAHaI4EA Palmer HWys via De-
az IS Easssssr i IA 20 g 10. isis mIiss.
FRED MacMURRAY IN ..THK PAR
HORIZONS" 10 VIstayision and
Color e $40; Also EiGHAR3D,.
n Color. at $3.50. 1000.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Little Guy Lectures
Congress on TMes

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. July 20
R.-The Nations new highway
building program-when and II
it comes from Congress-may re-
feet the thinking of a Michigan
tire retreader who hitch-hiked
to Washington to give the law
makers q piece Of his mind.
The retreader Is 29-year-old
Paul Hassler of st. Joseph, who
spoke up for "the little guy be-
fore the House Public Works
Committee last week.
Although he appeared before
q House committee. there was
some indication yesterday that
the Senate was taking the advice
of Mr.. Hassler and others to
"slow up" in formulating the
$48.5 billion program and its
parallel taxes.
That's what I told them" Mr..
Hassler said. "They were trying
to do it (pass the bilD in too
short a time; going too fast. I
don't know what $48.5 billion is.
But look how long they talked
about and held hearings on the
st. Lawrence Seaway before they
did something. and that involved
Evening star., 1955-07-20
BY the Associated Press

A party-line dispute over f.
nancing proposals loomed today
as both Democratic and Republic
can members pushed for House
action soon on a big road-build-
ing bill.
Both Representative Fallon,
Democrat of Maryland, author
of q 12-year plan for $48.5 bill
lion In new construction, and
Representative Mack, Republi-
can of Washington, predicted
the House Public Works Com
mittee would formally approve
the Fallon bill today. The group
voted for the plan, 17-9. yester-
day as 1t all but finished work
on the bill.
Mr.. Fallon said he planned to
seek Rules Committee clearance
for House consideration, perhaps
early next week, under a proce-
dure allowing no changes from
the floor in the bills provisions
for $12.4 billion in added auto
motive taxes over the next 16
years.
Mr.. Mack, q senior committee
Evening star., 1955-07-20

something like q mere 100 mil
lions"
Meant Bankruptcy
"The way that bill was COM
ing up" Mr.. Hassler said. "it
meant bankruptcy for me and
10000 other little recappers. 1t
would tax US to death.
I'm not against taxes to pay
the bill,. but against the way
they were going to be levied
making the trucking industry
foot the bill. Why not spread
'em around among all the people
who benefit?
Look at motels. They don't
pay a penny for highways that
benefit them. Contractors are
going to benefit Mg, so why not
slap a little Of the tax on bull
dozers, for instance? Highways
benefit resorts. too. so why not q
few pennies a head on every one
who walks through their gates?"
Mr.. Hassler complained about
a provision which would have
a recapping tax on the weight
of a tire.
He said it should be on the
weight Of the material used, The
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Roods Bill Threatened
By Porty-Line Dispute

member, said this would pave
the way for a Republican move
to substitute for the entire tax
section President Eisenhower's
plan for financing the program
through long-term bonds. He
said "it's anybody's guess" how
the vote on that move win come
out.
Despite the Democratic leader
ships insistence that the road
program carry bigger highway
user levies to help pay for it
some Democrats are known to be
cool to the idea Of increased
taxes.
The Senate already has voted
for a multibillion-dollar road-
building bill without a financing
provision. And Chairman Byrd
of the Senate Finance Commit
tee said yesterday he expected
his group to hold hearings on
tax features of the measure II
it is passed by the House.
Mr.. Fallon said Senate hear
Iings could delay the program
since little time remains in this
Evening star., 1955-07-20

House COMMITTEES agreed and
put It straight On eaznelback. q
rubber compound used In re-
eappins.
Rroviso Scared Him
One Of the things that really
scared" him about the bin was q
|proviso requiring the recapper to
pay the tax upon delivery"
why" he recalls telling the
committee, "I usually don't get
paid until 80 days after I dc
the job. Sometimes it is go OF
90 days. Sometimes ! don't gel
paid at all-but under this setup
I'd still have TO pay that birds
tax.
IT handle, about 100 tires a
week. At $8.25 apiece that's 1926
Ia week. Where could q small
Evening star., 1955-07-20
5000 Reported
Held by Chino Reds

TAIPEI. Formosa. July 20
R.-An unverifiable report al
leging that 1000 foreigners are
being detained by the Chinese
Reds In q concentration camp in
Northern Shensi province was
carried today BY the Tatao News
Agency, run by the Nationalist
Interior Ministry.
The agency. which claims un-
derground contacts on the main-
land. said most Of the inmates
were White Russians and jap
anese. 1t said the camp was es-
tablished in 1851.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

business like mine get that kind
Of capital7 !.
Fl told en- TO he'll with bis
business. 1t can look out after
itself; You fellows take care Of N
little guys"
IT got excited down there, ]
don't remember everything
said"
The Congressmen didn't either,
but they did remember Mr.. Has
sler as an impressive. interest
ing and amusing witness" among
the many it heard. includine
many spokesmen for big business
and Treasury Secretary Hum
phrey for the Eisenhower admin
istration.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

session. But II Senator Byrd 4
for the BIN. Mr.. Fallon said. ''the
hearings could help It."
Mr.. Fallon agreed with Mr..
Mack that the major issue Is
finances, not the construction
plan, and that House members
|of both parties generally vwant
. (road) bill this year."
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Fourth Mrs. coIhern
Is Granted Divorce

CULVER CITY. Calf. July 30
R.-Movis Actor Louis CAL
herns studio has announced that
his fourth wife. Marianne Stew
art Calhern. obtained . divorce
from him yesterday In Juarez.
Mexico. An MdM Spokesman
said Mrs. Calhern win resume
her acting career.
The eo-year-old actors former
wives were nka Chase, Julia
Hoyt and Natalie Schafer.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Mexico GROWING

MEXICO CITY, July 20 (P.
The National Construction In
dustry Chamber says Mexico has
about 180 cities Of more than
10.000 population. compared with
only 81 in 1910. Construction,
it says. is keeping pace with this
increase In population.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

An Allstote tube IS more thon just onother
tube It hos been mode Of top quolity
materials ond engineered for moximum
safety. AlIstote sofety tubes ore sold only
by Seors ;. ot terrific savings this week.
Alistats Tire Dept, Sears ! Stores
Evening star., 1955-07-20
zel1lo Great For
hchYSkin Rash

Zemo, a doctors formula, promptly
relieves itching of surface skin rashes,
eczema, prickly heat, athletes foot.
lemo stops scratching and so aids
faster healing and clearing. Buy Extrs
Strength Zemo for stubborn cases
Evening star., 1955-07-20
ADvERTIsEMENr.
No surgery. y.needed to
reduce swelling Of
painful piles at home!
Suppositoriss
or Ointment
BOTH STAINLESS

An amazing new stainless -
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veloped for home treat or DIN
ment Of piles torture. BOTH s
Called Stainless Pazo", -
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without SURGERY
No other preparation offers this
proof Of results. Here's why. Pazo
Evening star., 1955-07-20
ADVERTISEMENT.

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that's easy to use, gives exact dose.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

ADVERTISEMENT.
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, KENWlOOD
PARKsIDE BEAUTY

ONLY 20 MINUTES TO
DOWNTOWN D. C.
Detached. BRICK house,
painted white: simply fasci-
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rooms two baths. center-hall
plan, two powder rooms, hy-
ing room. 15x25, has picture
window, overlooking the tail
trees of terraced garden,
formal dining room. smart
luncheon room, newest OF
kitchens, magazine-type rec
reation room, patio. Gas
h.-w.h.. In the middle sos.
Shown by appointment.
LILA BURT CUMMINGS
e. -7-2271 ExclusiI
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$16,45O
vA-No MONEY DOWN AND FILA FINANCING

VIV|1OV
vA-No MONEY DOWN AND FILA FINANCING
Judged the most beautiful all-brck semide-
tached home ever built in this Large lot, huge
covered porch 8 bedrooms, frst-hoor lavatory large
recreation room. One block Montgomery County
Elementary School, close to shopping and bus.
1914 RuATAN ST, SILVER SPRING, ND
OPEN DAILY, TIL 6
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire ave. to Hot
Shoppe at University lane, continue blocks north
to Quebec st. turn left and drive blocks to end Of
street. turn left on Ruatan to house.
THE ISENS, REALTORS ma. s-6433
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SPRING VALLEY

Colonial corner red brick: center hall.
bedrms.. :. baths library. powder
rm.. large recreation rrn.. . fire.
places GE laundry. servants rm.
and bath: gas heat. 2-car Diet. ga.
kitchen: walk-up large attic with
double cooling fan; copper cutters
and water pipes; slate roof: con-
slider renting furnished, OWNER
473b Rodman st. NV. WO. 6-2220.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

2-FAMILY HOME
A real buy; lge. lot; trees. good In
vestment; suit. for dr.. For appt..
WO. 6-q1S4. IL
A REAL BUY
Open Sunday--5-rm. brick; Ice. lot;
close to schools, churches and
transp. Priced for quick sale; leav-
trees. Gi approved. Out Ca. ave-
risht Forest Glen I'd, left 70 1000
Forest Grove DIR. After pm. .Wo.
ti-tlS4. LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

d, p PPEEhB S.AyTUHpAY, 7 III ; I'm;
I'd, 2 biks.. east OF Georgia ave-
Attractive brick. six rooms, BATH
heat glass-inclosed porch: corner
property. Excel. cond. Good terms
Of, BY LOUIE A.. 91ARLING. 12l
10th st. NV. RE. 7-l729. --16
QUALIFIED GI--NoTHiNG DOWN
1884 Carroll ave, Takoma Park
Asbestos shinsie bungalow: y rms
and bath; sen. effic. apt, in bsmt
transp as $500 ssras ca fo MR 20 NAM ss0ss
PAUL p. STONE
Ala Butternut st. NV TU 2.1iOE
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ROCK CREEK, pAIIsApEs. . he

ROCK CREEK PALISADES---2-b edrm.
rambler, 3 yrs. old washing ma
chine. alum. storm windows new
Anchor fence: in Kensington. Moth
ing On. to qualified veteran. Total
price, $4,000: Inspection. call OIL.
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CT. NO DOWN PAYAfKNT-S7s.4S
mo. covers all. Immediate oceu.
paney; new rambler; 2 bedrms., fun
hsmt-. level lot. Open sat. and
Sun. IL TIL dark. Out Viers Mill
I'd. 70 Broedwood dr. Tight to
0randin, left to Park I'd. right 10
open sign. ct Ala South Park I'd.
2 -bedrm. Cape Cod; expanslble attic,
fireplace. modern kitchen, full base.
ment. leves lot; SIS mo. covers ali.
Dat VierS Mil I'd. to Broadwood dr. 8
right to Grandin. left to our sign
At 1871. FREDERICK w. BERENS,
Jr., 4606 Wis. ave, EN-. 2-7s00.
LIZ
OPEN SUNDAY TIL DARK
Bethesda. Want location? Walking
distance TO Lynnbrook srade school.
BIC. c. High. Our Lady Of Lourdes,
ME. Nafai Med. Center; trAnSp..
SHOPPING. Liy. rm., din. nm, mod.
kit. with steel cabinets. elec. stove.
Small study. Upstairs 2 bedrms.. tile
bath with shower. gas h.-wh. Lse.
storage attic with full stairs: 5
beaut. doswood trees: Si3.950. Can
be purchased CT with as low as S6oS
cash. balance like rent. See inside
to appreciate. Don't ride by. Come
in 1914 Chestnut ST. (Out Wis.
ave. past E.-W hwy. to Chestnut,
right 2 hlksl, OWNER, OIL. 6-6452.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Lions Finally at Full Strength
For Clippers Here Tonight

The Washington Lions will be
at full strength for the first
time in many moons tonight,
when they clash at Uline Arena
with the Baltimore Clippers in
an Eastern Hockey League game
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Lions. who shifted to
Atlantic City as a base of opera
tions while the Ice Capades
took over here, have regained
the services of two players and
have asked two others since last
appearing in Washington,
Goalie Jack Spencer and Mar
low Mcdonald. hustling center,
have rejoined the club after
shaking off injuries. The new
comers are Roy Hammond, 27-
year-eld center from Grand
Rapids of the International
League, and Ross Kelly, 24ryear-
old defenseman from Johnstown
of the same circuit.
The Lions opened spectacularly
here in November and won 10
straight games before dropping a