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The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24
Irish Potato, Peanut Aueaees Unchanged

March l reports from Tar Heel
farmers indicate intentions to
plant a total of $4,000 acres of
Irish potatoes this year. If cur
rent intentions materialize tn e
1855 acreage will be the same as
was planted in 1854, but 38 per-
cent below average.
The commercial early crop is
expected to total $4,000 acres - 4
percent more than the $4,000 acres
harvested last year.
U. S. growers intentionS-to-
plant indicate prospective potato
plantings at 1,434,000 acres in
1855. This acreage is l percent
above the 1854 planted acreage
but is % percent below the 1914
So 10-year1 average acreage of
2,004,000 acres.
Prospective 1855 paintings of
peanuts alone for all purposes is
indicated at 10000 acres accord
ing to the North Carolina Crop
Reporting Service. Such a crop
would be the same as was planted
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24
'AIexis's Ted
Abernethy May Be
A New Blackwell

Chuck Dresser, the baseball
wanderer who interSperses his mi
nor league managing with major
league jobs, is pack in the Big
Time again, hoping to raise his
Washington Mats with what he de-
scribes as a fine" pitching staff
headed by veterans and including
big. baby-faced 49, year. old
highlander, says The Sporting
News.
Since Dresser and the others in
the Washington camp at Orlando,
Fla, talk about this youngSter as
much as they do about the rest of
the roster, it behooves us to check
into the guy and see what's what
for the future.
The guy. Theodore Wade Aber-
nathy. apparently has it" and
whether it's major league caliber
depends on time and the rest of
the league.
Strictly an unknown quantity,
Able" as he is called. could be
the new Blackwell. The format is
much the same. as Abernathy is
coming out of the service and he
pitches like Blackie with tn
Side-arm, sort of underhand deliv-
cry.
His record, what there is of it, is
modestly imposing. One year with
Roanoke Rapids with 20-l3 mark
and a month with Chattanooga. a
lump from Glass D up to AA, with
Al mark. are all the historians
have to go on.
But hidden in the figures are
such striking numbers as 293
strikeoutS in 255 innings pitched
for Roanoke and "a strikeoutS in
80 innings pitched for Chattan-
ooga.
With the Lookouts. the Official
Baseball Guide. published by The
Sporting News says. Able made
seven starts and hurled two shut
cuts.
Modest as they come, Able tells
of his early career which was re-
corded with four years of high
school baseball and basketball,
one year of semi-pro baseball and
the signing by Chick Suggs, Nat
scout. in February, 1852.
This fellow is big, about 6-foot,
4-inches tall. and weighs now. he
says, 215 pounds. He received what
pitching help he has been granted
to this year through the courtesy
of Pete Appleton, his first minor
league manager. and Pete's an old
big Lacquer himself.
After the year and a month Of
pro pitching, Able had to go into
the Army. where he stayed
through 1858 and the 1854 season.
But he played for Fort Mcpherson
snd his record there also is i'm
oresSive - p 1913 mark.
Despite his tender age. Able is a
married man-The Sporting News.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24
Abernethy Is
Rated Highly
By Washington

ORLANDO. Fla. For 49,
year-old youth who has had but
year and a few months of pro-
tessional baseball experience. Ted
Wade Abernethy is drawing an
unusual amount of attention in
the Washington Senators.
Owner Clark Griffith regards
the Stanley. N. C. righthander,
who resembles Walter Johnson
in stature and throws like Ewell
(The Whip Blackwell. as the
shining light of the rookie con-
tingent.
Manager Charles Dresser talks
about him as fellow who could
help the Senator'S pitching staff
Even the writer's in camp talked
about the big fellow and. after
looking at his record, one is
bound to be impressed
Abernathy is feet inches tall
and weighs 2l5 pounds now. He
was signed by Scout Chick Suggs
while playing sandlot baseball
around Gastonia, N. c., after
very successful high school and
American Legion Junior baseball
career as a pitcher and outfield-
er.
Signed in February, 1852, the
Senators sent him to Roanoke
Rapids. N. c., where he won 20
games pitching for an eighth
place ball club.
He led that league with 293
strikeouts in 255 innings pitched
and exhibited good control as he
walked but 1903. His SO earned
run average was the best in Or
ganized baseball that year.
The youth was sent from Glass
D to Double-A Chattanooga,
Tenn.-the next season andpltch-
ed seven games, wining four and
losing but one. He hurled two
shutouts and allowed only nine
earned runs.
He went into the armed service
on May 20, 1858, however, and
remained in service through the
1854 season. Pitching for Fort
Mcpherson he had record OF
1873.
While in the service Ted almost
lost his life in an auto accident
in which the car rolled over.
Luckily, he escaped with scrat-
ches and one tooth gone.
Pete Appleton, now in the
Washington scouting staff, help
ed him most with his pitching.
Pete was a former major Lacquer
and Abernathy's former manager.
In high school Abernathy was
an all-star basketball player. too.
He played in the state tourney
and was one of the StandoutS.
Ted is married and makes his
winter home in Alexis, N. c. He
has one brother who plays Little
League ball. His dad is weaver
in a mill.
ED. Note. Abernethy was
once the central figure in a con-
troversy between the Lincoln
ton and GastOnia Legion Jun
iOr teams as to which of the two
teams he was eligible to play
for. Some sleuthing by the Gas
tOnia coach, Russ Bergman.
finally led to Ted making Gas
tcnia his chcicc.)
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24
Connor> PeeIer
Figure Heavily In
LR Diamond Plans

HICKORY, - With the Lenoir
Rhyme Bears all set to defend
their North State conference
Western Division title this season.
Coach Mac Erwin has been try
! ing the blues over several vacat-
ed positions.
But two berthS. thirdbaSe and
pitcher, are well in hand thanks
to two former Lincolnton aces,
Paul Connor and Hugh Buzz"
Peeler. Peeler can be remember
ed for his outstanding perform
ance for the Cherryville Junior
Legion outfit which went to the
national finals.
Another Lincolnton athlete of
note. Walter "Pooch" Cornwell
just finished a sterling basketball
campaign but decided to forego
the diamond sport due to person.
a. reasons beyond his control.
Peeler is counted on picking up
this year where he left off last
year as the team workhorSe.
Buzz" posted a So mark last
season and virtually was a one
man pitching staff until verter-
an Roland Baker rounded into
shape late in the campaign.
Appearing in 60 innings. Peeler
gave up but 48 hits and 20 earned
runs for a 800 earned run aver
age. Displaying almost perfect
control. the little lefty walked but
u foes, an average Of less than
two per game.
Peeler also occasionally showed
up at the plate. knocking out four
hits in 81 trips and claiming three
RIBS. Peeler is described by
Coach Erwin as the little man
with the big heart.
This year. Peeler will be forced
tC see double duty, performing in
the outfield while not pitching.
He will alternate with Morgan
tons Herb Powell in rightfield.
Connor. the other half of the
(COntiiIu-d on page ~
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24
&Q&H G;03MzX
This an Thut

Sugar Ray Robinson and Beau
Jack are two examples Of how diff
ficult 1t is for 0nce-great fighters
to resist the temptation to make .
comeback" Both were remem-
bered as great fighters. Robinson
quit while he was ahead, Beau
Jack because Of . bad knee. In
each case, money" brought them
out of retirement. Robinson couldn't
live in the fashion to which he
was accustomed on his mite club
earnings alone. Beau Jack had lit
tie when he left the ring. Yet each
enjoyed prestige and recognition
when great fighters were dis
cussed-something neither will re-
tain if they continue up the hope
less comeback" trail The
United States Lawn Tennis AssO-
citation will send strong Amer
lean team of two men and two
women to the Pan American
Gamcs in Mexico City in March
Jim Weatherall. big tackle
who played at Oklahoma and then
with Edmonton in Canadian pro
football last year, will join the
Philadelphia Eagles next fall
biggest sports car race,
the 12-hour international Grand
Prix. will take place At Sebring.
Florida. on March 13
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24

One CT our greatest assets is
that all men aspire to be equal
and free. This fact haunts the
rulers of the Kremlin today for
even they cannot change this law
of nature and they know it. 1t is
up to us. not only by example but
by positive acts, to make the most
of this driving force within man
kind. - Allen Dulles.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-24

IN 1854 but $4,000 acres below the
l0-year 1944-53O average acreage
of 272,000 acres. These intentions
include peanuts for picking and
threshing; for hogging off and for
other purposes.
For the U. S.. reports indicate
that there will be 1,9l4.000 acres
of peanuts for all purposes plant
ed in 1865. This will be l percent
below the acreage planted in 1854.
The first estimate of the 1855
acreage of peanuts for picking and
threShing will be made in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

APT.-In Q lovely apt.
house near Pentagon. Navy Annex
and downtown Wash. Shopping
center and 2 buslines within .
block. Parking in rear Of bldg. t:
$50 incl. all utils. Avail. Jan. =.
WAKEFIELD MANOR, INC, 1913
N. Court House I'd. Call KE. 6-S431
from 3 am to pm.
ARL.-Air-cond, fedec.. 1-bedrm
apt; 5 min. to d. c.: pvt. parking;
carpeted halls; fenced I'd; $75 plus
utils. IA. 7-l9lO or EN-. 2-3277
y
Mr.. FIT. MYER-2 bedrms.. Twins
rm,. kitchen. bath. private en-
terance; large ward for children
IA. 2-933a or "a. 2-5S25. II
$69.5O INCL. ALL UTILS., with
weeks free rent-spac., well-heated
1-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg. Mr..
Fort Myer entr.. on AYl. blvd. IA.
2-2660 or FE. 3-2323.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. N.-a-bedrm. brk.. incl. porch,
srisr; mr.. bus, sSop.; $3.50. KE.
OIL UPPER 18th N.W.--Exclusiye
home. new cond.. well furn., WALL
rms. = baths: 3rd fir.. 2-rm !. bath
apt; $500 mo-: avail Jan 10. "a.
ALEX AREA-compl. furn, 2-bed.
rm. brick. fun bsmt.. din, .rm..
linen. dishes, silver. Tv; Washing
E Rsfaa:fi $40 jh. $500 RS; sills REAL
GLEN ECHO HTS. LOG STUDIO
Spacious rm.; : baieonies bath;
kitehspet.s; screened porch orch "a.
sene heat, electric water heater
S65 mo. Mrs. Wolford with j
NOBLE BoAz. OIL. 2-6647. OIL, g
1900. ID
TAKOMA PARK. MD.--3-bedrm
furn. bungalow: gas h.-w-h.: BT01
Westmofeland ave-, Apt. 2 trear)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES distance Il
U. 8. Capitol: newly renovated
home with 8 bedrooms. recreation
e., B ssInEs oil nj nsi sac ss1SS
-"
RANCH HOUSES bedrms.. Q baths;
contemp. furnishings throughout;
avail. Jan; S TO Q mos; adults
All. n. on Wilson blvd bed.
rms, fenced yd.: Ty. wash, mach !,
ssARlSABlYR' Wsso Hs s35 1siS sist &
n.W-Piessantly furnished a-bed.
nm. brick house. Phone Mr.. Yount
with PRANK 9. PHILLIPS. DI; q
URN iil BRIoHrwooD - Al Size
this spacious 3-bedroofn home will
be hard to duplicate, Full-sizec
dining room, master bedroom built
shopping. transportation At 70 ,,
PsRTEcT ron GRoUP@3 hedrms
rug; large KIT, disposal. wasaer.
modern dec; - minutes Pentagonl
A me-. i sSfa n is 4ayi np sissis bed
auto. washer; .si2s. IA. 7-5aie
CHEVY CHASE mos. or longer
DeliKhtful brk. Colonial; excel
neif h 1orhood. COW. schls.. transp,
, bedrms.. 9 baths, ige. pan. bed.
I'm. or play rm.: $3.50. o.. 6-b0Ss
CHEVY CHASE fRoilinswood)---
Beautifully furn. Colonial: bed
rms. ga baths. den, spacious liv
rm.. din. rrn. and rec. nm. sgle -eal
gar; TV and Bendix: avail. for D.
mo. lease; S225. OIL. 2-3336. ~
ALEX. AREA--S75 per mo-: Engle.
side. Also pvt, enc. apt, S45 mo
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA--NiSei,
| furnished 3 bedrooms, gas heat
inelosed porch overlooking park
excellent condition. $3.50 per mo.
immediate possession. r. A. TWEED
CO.. EN-. 3-7l55, IL
Sc. AREA bedrms.: yard: conv
to Boiling Field, Andrews Air Base
schools. shopping, transp.. sl2t
r T1Essh; l 2 R s1Saisj IN Alex.
Blob Z. Howell ete.--b rooms AZ
bath: heat furnished: $40 month
103 e. Clifford sve.---5 rooms anc
hath: S10b month, All Raymond
ayes nons and bath: $50
month. 419 y. Raymond ave,--s
rooms and bath: s13s month. Apply
4l3 Raymond ave TE. 6-4292
HoMF, beautifully furnished: 3 bed.
rms. and bath. upstairs; large lV
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. 81
rtous kitchen: garage: PICTURESQUE
s funds: All utils. furn.: 5000 pei
mo-: near Andrews and Boiling Ali
Jan. 10. Aps " Box 39s-c. Star
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IMMEDIATELY
FALLS CHgRCH ARIA

FALLS CHURCH AREA.
FREMONT GARDENS bedrms.l
separate dining room, hsnnt., front
and, side screened porch. fenced
PfMMIT HILLs-we have several
homes available in this area. with
added attractions,
TYLER PARK bedrooms, full
bsmt., screened porch. fenced yarC
TYLER PARKS bedrooms. full
bsmt., partial recr. room.
lGREENWAY DOWNS = 3-bedrm
Cape Cod, separate dining room
/ SOUTH WooDLEY-2-bedrm. con.
temporary rambler. carport scr
HOLMES RUN-3-bedrm. contem.
porary rambler with den, cArport
dishwaSher, disposal.
TYLER PARK -bedrm. Cape Cod
full bsmt., fenced yard.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE - 4-bedrm
Cape Cod; recr. rInr patio. fencet
IPRoSPERrTY AVE- bedrms.. full
hsmt.. Ia bath. separate dinini
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
JE, 2-I46O
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
TnrIMAN MOVING; Ann STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving, storage
Reasonable rates. IA. 9-29I7. 80
WOULD LIKE TO RENT TRUCE
with driver for Thurs. or Friday
Call South b-6324. 80
MOVING AND HAULING, day o.
night; expert hand'tnc: reasonable
rates. Du 7-96S7.
HILL, wen-kown mover-ins. expeT
men; closed vans: low rates: apis
low as $50: any hr. AP. 1906.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q speciality g.. L. MORRIS
TU. 2-Ii50 or Ii. 6-2ss9,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country; safe storage II
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. -Ol04. UNION STOR
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
CHESTER MOvERS-Large or small
we do them. all. ST. $3.50, ia
o-0l16 evenings.
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$95---610 Meridian lane bedrm.
rambler, newly decorated, ra-
diant heat, storage attic;
sodded lot.
100--BDe0 Fairfax dr.-2-bedrm.
semidetached brick home; sep
arate dining room, equipped
kitchen, fun bsmt. and large.
135--Popiar Heights-The choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedroom
brick rambler; all-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL, dishwasher and Ben
dix washer; large picture win
dow: wooded lot: storage attic:
ID min. to Pentagon
= 50--Columbia Pines--Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler; sub
division, near Annandale; large
picture windows, furn. base
ment. Pull-down stairway to
attic; garage. disposal. dish
washer, electric range ard re-
frigerator. Large spacious lot.
Larchmont Realty Co., Inc.
JE. $4,000 il. s-721e
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HOUSES UNFURNIsnED

SPECIAL RkNTAL VALUES =, w,
ha,e q fine selection Of 2, Z, AMI
trpRgs9e t FAY c6 eon sG $500. s55ds:it :
MOiDI RN BRK. RAMBI LR, nice sec.
Langley PIX. Md, nr. new Lans
bedrms.: full / mt: nr. !. res
PERRY HAY CO. ~. 6-S605. q,
ARL.. 67l1 n. 9TH. ST. bedrms.
sony I. shop: transp.; schools
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cond.: 2
hedrm. brick colonial: best loc.
s.E.~6-RooM &AMiLER, cellar
stove refsr. Venetian blinds. storm
wing rs; Siloi Lu a-s59S. T2
p Ist re. renOysted 2 zbsa Lee. yai Z
AE LIZ RS g Duke .t.-e.b MSa
house; $75, Call XII. 9-S652 aftel
o ! Il 81, surn. or unturn,; luxSri.
GUS 4-6edrm;, 2h-bath. den ram,
bier: Oh. Oh area. Oh. 6-50s0
wEsTMoRELAND HILLs--Beautifu
home in III sst neighborhood;
bedrooms. sh baths, rec: room, etc
Hunt. OIL. 6-680s or CO. 5-0222
FALLS CHURCH--s-bedroom brick
full baseU ent, rec. room will
fireplace; swiniming pool member.
ship convenient main Navy ant
pentaeon. 1900 Ivy Hill dr.. KE
ss sIS0T LEONARD DE-, silver sp Spin
uanAA1o1 - 81 fN0 n ~ AZ, kxr 81
a ass ress te cali m sA. is seis e. ga
N, ARL.--3-bedrm. brick ramble
With bsnms frepi., GE kit. $l20
CLEVELAND PARK--Nr. grade ant
high schools; . bedrms.. baths
$15n; MRS. DuNNINGToN. EN-
FORT s1'I biAvIs-o rms. i full S Snt
Apply BUSADA REALTY CO, ALI
B fnunISbH HVf PAR Iii ' rms. nevis IS
decor; conv. location. BUsADA
lNR. NICHOLS-ATLANTIC-Brick:
bedrms. scr; porch, recr. rm., gas
settled couple; no pets; mr.. every.
,t thing; 500. 20; a,esse: Il
While. 4-bedrH., sS-bsth' built.
in gar. autom. gas INV. heat. conv
Grade and Taft High schools, Sl2b
Apply owner. MR.. BATEMAN, no
SANDY SPRING. MD.--Modern i 5.
bedrm. brick, rambler. on fenced
handicapped X acre; ideal for SUI
bn56sn living; Sis per mo. sprinl
SILVER SPRING: s-bedrm. Colonial
with fenced back yard. 104l2 In.
wood ave; S11b per mo. Call Elk
3-4l13, eyes,, Ii. 7-50SS. IL
CLARKSBURG, Md. Hammond
drive: 3 rms. disable attic, wood
$50: q rms. wood hea Ter, free
wood, $50; 2 small rms. free wood
S1b; @ rms, $4b. Apply 8 Ham
c laPrf o. HEIGHTS. ND. 500 4stf
ave.--3 bedrmS.. 1iv. rm., din. rm.
kit, Ia baths. playrn,, gas INV h..
I'm. bsmt., with sep. entr. 81
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

ACCEPT 1855 Chrysier Imp; and
ment on new 3.bedrm; rsmpie5
clinton, Md. S15,500. Ju. 5-5533
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COLORED-aoO7 GALE ST. NE
$s5 per mo. ME-. s-494I. so
COLORED--lO23 3rd ST. Ne
9 rms, kit, bath. oil heat: $S5 per
c 81 ME, ssss4l 10th ST. N.Es'0os
rec. rm.: SO per mo. NE. s-494l.
ooLoRED-..A AND rAYLoK NV.
bedrms.. IN baths. .1st-FL. POW
DER RIM full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.
Pay Pa, ont on 1gF doTI payment s Ehile
coLoRED - SIX ROOMS. brick;
$3.50 per mo-, plus utilities. 18th
and ? sts. nv, ST. $685., q
ST. N.W.-Nr. schools. bus and
stores. Q ms, gas heat, recreation
'rt,;; iss; back yard sll5 per
c oGaSRl b. 1Is0c srd ST. S.E'O o
rms. bath. gas heat $3.50. r. r.
c0IoRED-isss III ST sT. S.w-5
rooms and bath. S52 so. r. r.
RUPERT. 1917 18th st.; NV;
e 5 49, 1 ass E. ISL hi ssS !. ST.
cOLORED-a2So 9th ST.. NV
rooms, bath, $50. r. r. RUPERT,
COLoRkD-3i 3 ST. NV rms.
and bath. $50. r. r. RUPERT
ooLoRED1sls ith ST. N.w.-s
rms. bath. gas heat. S69.50 r. r
RUPERT, 1917 7th st. NV.
col oRED-914 LIST ST. s.W.--4
rooms, S37 so. r. r. RUPERT
c 1Sl5 Ets 4; aiY HAYES ST. NE
ssaF rms rs n Ss.ha Ess g. thsSt Saei "a
IC S1SiSi fsii &C {. ST. 'SS.I.--ver,
nice 3-bedrm. brick home: gas
h.-wh.; vacant; .Sf5, JU. $4,000
ICOLORED-ls2o Z sT. N.E.-ThEes
rms, kit, bath. $50. HARRISON
| d. ADAMS, MA. S-S306. -,
coLoREp-1720 Ist ST. NV
rooms, bath. gas. h.-v.h.. Sil0
References required
! 1925 o ST. NV rooms. bath
oil h;-w,h.. 500. References re-
Apply GUY TIMER. 1929 18th st
N N No E-AQ0T
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HOUSES ukFvRhIsHlD
AVAILABLE NOW
FALLS CHURCH AREA

3-bedrm., tile bath. Ice. lot, $50
3-bedrm.. bath, brk., bsmt., $l1Q
3-bedrm., bath, brk. bsmt" S136
ALEXANDRIA
3-bedrm., bath, brk.. bsmt., $l25
N. r. REYNOLDS 3 co.
JE 4-4660
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BLADENSBURG
APIS. UhFURNlsHEp-vA.

ARL., Westover, 5723 N. 10th I'd.
rm, din. area, kit. new range,
bath. = e. osures. washer; 1880,
gas incl. Children; quiet st.. easy
parking. IA. 5-s263, DI. 7-5740.
-3l
rxt EPTIONALLY NICE newly dec
/ Nedrm. apt with hr. rm.. dinette
kas.. tile bath; s69.50 mo-; block
TO shop, center and 5 buslines. 3
a Hinr f Pentagonb .d TA '- Sssiy
decorated. conveniently located be.
centers; blkS, from Key Bridge.
Lovely view. Out Wilson blvd. ! blk.
left on Oak to 1900 N. leti I'd
n sA AR Il ! siifrr eks tree re rent
II you move into this Ii III, apt.
Gated nr. busi e and hopping
Only 10 min. from Pentago.4. Can
SO g. I'd li M ALL UTILITIES
For this -bedrm. apt. .nr; Pres
identfaI Gardens. cony, to busline
and shoppinr Only. a few Iingtes
ON Pentagon. Call IA. 2-Io9l;
ARL.-2 bedrms.. Ice. liy. nm, sep
din. rnl. lovely kit in mod, bldg
Mr.. Hecht Co. Every conv.: S94 81
incl. ntils. RA. 3-0314. 30
ALEX. i -bedrm. apt: LIST floor:
10 ly new Vernon Apts.. SCI Bar ,
ford lane, COW. to Pent92en a.-d
airport: S95, incl. utils. Res. nigr.'
1905 ST 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
apt: S6s.o0. incl gas. Call IA, D.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada
cent to shop center and schools
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. b
minutes to downtown. mir e;
front door. Ample parAing. Front
ONCE service. Laundry and storage
In your building New refrigera 1rs
with freezer tops. and 3 expos
ures. I and bedrooms: from SIS
convenient for Army. Navy ant
Air Force personnel. Mt, VI nor
and Russell I'd, Alex TIE 6.4hS0
's sss N ca lo'h II RD 5sSs be Cd br apt
2.BEDRM. APT. SIS, Incl. gas;
top location; bus, shopping. ia,
s-Oagli; I 500 n. Oak 81 :, Ar. A
ARLINGTON. 1900 N, Pierce ST
I-bedrm. apt. S75, including utils,
1895 500 \. LAM 1zS sAsfffR-..t si;;bsdrgg
NEWLY 2iSf '' bDEEcoRaTRp APT, con.
sistir- of Nv, rm,. dinette. bedrm:,
kit. and bath. S74 mo. incl, al
utiis Excel. location rr. Presiden.
tisl Gardens Call ia. 2-186l. 80
ARL.-~i- bedrm., good condition; mr.
shopping and transportation; mr.
PentaGon; $62.b0. ia. S-3l08.
ARLINGTON duplex, 2 Ice. bed.
rm, lge. liY. rm., 500 Plus heat
| Call ia. S-3I26. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
KENWOOD

8 bedrooms. 4 baths. Gear garage
modern kitchen. available ct once
$325 per month. Call Mrs. Nichol
son BOSS 81 PHELPS, INC, Ma, g.
$500 80
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Det. brick Colonial, containing 3
bedrms., 2 baths, den and lavatory.
modern kit. screened porch. AVIAN.
e e eRss sl1s per no as Gsl soss
and week ends. MRS. CARTER
Re. 3-1A1S. 80
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMER. .. PIX, oI APPR'D.-values
like this are available only at this
time OF year; det. 3-bedroom white
brick: 1st;noor laya garage; slate
TSot ;vv asking .S $3.50 paandLi As-
RPPIkkEI Ifjl ARA syEss 9Br n brick
excIusiye, controiied neishborhood.
lust q few minutes from downtown.
3 rms. g bedrms0.. ga baths,
marvellous quality and nnisnsd .
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: eyes, OIL +
cHiESVTY CHASE. D. c.-wen.built,
center-hall brick Colonial. Large
2-car garage, newly decorated mr..
Lafayette school: priced IN ngper
20s. RILLLIINosLEY REMTT .S g.
cHEvY CHASE, D. c.-griek ram
bier, close TO Conn. ave. Practically
planned for iiyability and enter
flaming. Year-ro ind air condition
ing, 8 bedfoomS,. 2 baths, beauti-
features. Pull bsmt,: large yard;
grotusely planted with serI Ioe.t aa1
IN he District. See this today. can
NO. 6-2300 til . pm. EDWARD
i, JONES e CO.. me- Chevy
cGG haSs' CHASE Il D. c.-piplomatic.
special attention. Excel eond nc,
q. Ir kit Z b eSEasl Sst Sn aaishp
f hl,eav.h.: fs sr D i biE. ID Conn. ave.
Mr.. schools. Level lot. a0-ft. front
age All this for only S24 600.
Eaiy x terms 7oao6 isEhIrY = pS Sofs
CR. CB.M4-Sedrm. ssmidet. brick;
S14.a5d sTEsDMAR. Of. l-l34i.
FOXHALI~--New air-cond! rambler.
bedrooms. daylight rec. room.
heated and air-cor g.. opening onto
brick patio: fines. cleo. kit: ga
y "a Ia. slssso 4 so0 a. fieppeE nest ms
teriais and workmanship. Immedi-
Reaitor. WO. 6-2l "a or d.. 7.7965.
MacARTHUR BLVD.-Mos: conven-
lent clesr-in location: schools:
stores: attractive, detached: ola
frame house: 3 bedrms; walleq-in
back yard; garage; Sl7'eoo' EN-
WALTER REED. Ga. Alaska area
CO 1er; immaculate; NOD. 8 rms,
bstn. plus ist-tir.. pdr. rn.; nice
big rec; nm; carpeting 1P Iicss
REALTY CORP, ST. 3-9316. 2
1873 LAMONT ST---Attractiye B.
story brick, 20 IT. wide; 9 bedrms: :,
3 baths. porches, 2 fireplaces, brick
garage, immaculate condition
owner leaving sisy; wants sale s,. tni !,
desired. FRANK M. DOYLE. Resi
tor. Wo. 6-2637 or DI. 1855.