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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08
Loyola Tops Hampden-Sydney In MD
Semi-Finals 97-74; Carter Gets 80

and cashed in on seven Of nina
charity losses while collecting his
33-point total. Other scorers for
Hauapden-Sy Sydney were Shepherd
ana Holcomh 81 Land Richards
and Key s, Motley and
Humphreys 3
ATcCullough, center Id ghe
Greyhounds with DO points. fal-
lowed by Stajtl l8 and Komiu l5.
Freshman TED Shepherd. s. 3
forward. led thu assault against
Bridgewate4 in the opening round
with 40 points. followed BY Garter
Aith IA and Freshman Wayne
Land with 10
Best Since 52
In splitting IN the TWO tourney
games tile Beneals made thelf
1858 -55 season total ous % lG
wins and III losses best GAIN
palen since l95l-52
Center Russ Holcomh WAS nam
cd Ia tile Al-M-D Conterer.e
team while Guards WAYNE Land
and Chuck Motley received hon-
orable mention
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Farmville High. eliminated IN
the semi-fnal round placed two
players on the All-Dlstrict 3 tour
namtnt. team. selected BY vote Of
coaches and announced after the
finals Saturday night.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Guard Howard Claybough end
Center Charles Anderson are the
Farmulle player hoonred Round
ing out the first Ave are Bob Moss
BUCKINGHAM and Gene Lucy
LaWTenceYille forwards. and DICK
Bum. OF Eanporla guard
Emporia. eliminated also III tie
somi-hnaIs dominated the cond
team all tournament selection
which resulted in a three-Way tle
for one Of the forward posts
On the second team were Ha-
2elWood LaWr5uceyille and a tlf
among Borum. Blackstone. Hud-
son and Bloom Empora. for the
forward posts Wesley New some
Empor!a. centdI and Vernon
Crewe and Tllar. Enporia
guards.
Lucy Newsome Moss and An
derson are the only repeaters from
the regular season All District 3
squad picked 10y coaches ID a poll
conducted by Radio station
WSVS. Crewe
Others on the all-dlstric; squad
We're Hammer Amelia lnRe,
kenbr.dge. Claly and Edm0nds,
La@renceville. Wilson Ran r
dolph Henry and Johnston
FaImville.
Signs Of initiation grow III the
SOVIET economy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Second-seeded Loyola College
defeated Hau1pden- sydney s7~74
Friday night In the semi final
round Il the Mason Dixon Con
ference basketball tournament al
Baltimore.
TIE Hampden- sydney squad
gained the semi final round by
whipping Budseuater College IA
To So III the openiag round Oh
Thur4day night
Againat Loygla which went n-
TO tho finals against Mt St
Mary's. Warren Garter. Hamp-
den Sydney sophomore forward
won player -os-the-gaule notices
with 33-poiut splurge, but tile
Greylounds. host school for the
tour nanent. wort handily with
deep squad strength
Tor Accuracy
Hanpden- Sydney held At l2-8
lead after three minutes. but 10y
ola took command midway OF the
FIRST period and pulled away there
after.
Carter sank 10 Of IS field shots
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

12-team grouping starting next
September
A @. Wright. district chairman
and principal Of Emporia High.
presided during the annual din
ner- business meeting
Both schools are In Mecklenburg
county South Hill has been play
ing district school Independently
for several years. Skipwith High
School is the new consolidated
center combining ClarkSville
and Chase City high schools
Alonza B Haga Of Boydtou, is
principal Of the new school
Competition VIII continue on a
round the district basis IN all
sports it is contemplated now
Only much larger districts. and
some in Virginia run to as high as
rs schools, are separated into sub
divisions
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Signs Of initiation grow III tle
SOVIET economy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Intruder Beats
And Robs Women

Police are looking for a man
who beat and robbed a 68-year-
old woman after he gained en-
trance to her apartment on the
pretence of repairing a bathroom
fixture.
Police said the man came to
the door of the apartment of
Bertha L. Brown, l467 Irving
street NV, and said he had
been sent by a real estate COM
pany. After Mrs. Brown let
him in. the man choked her and
beat her about the face.
He took a watch from Mrs.
Browns arm, a ring and a bill
fold containing SITS before he
ran out of the apartment, police
said
A lookout was broadcast for
a colored man, 5 feet 6 inches
tall. weighing $50 pounds, and
wearing a blue shirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Disabled Workers Told
To Safeguard Benefits

Seriously disabled workers
whose employment was covered
by social security should write
or telephone that agency's Office
here by June 80 to protect their
benefits.
Effective in July. a change in
the law provides benefit increases
over those in the old Setup for
persons idled by physical dis
abilities.
The old regulations took into
account all the earnings a work.
er received over stated period.
If he was disabled for a consid-
cradle part of that period, his
earnings naturally fell of.
But the new disability freeze"
permits the time of disability to
be subtracted from the earnings
period.
Under the old system, if he
made, say $400 a month but was
disabled six months out of IL,
his 12-month earnings would be
reckoned at a monthly 5000
average.
The new system would put
aside those six disabled months,
and his benefits would be esti-
mated on earnings of $500
monthly.
Victor Sadd. social security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Woman Awarded
S18, 900 for Injuries

A damage suit was settled out
Of court yesterday for $4,000
in favor of a woman for in
juries she suffered in Deem
Der, 1851, when struck by an
automobile and a streetcar.
The injured woman is Miss
Earline McCorkle. 46. colored, an
elevator operator, of the TOO
block of Euclid street NV. She
suffered a fracture of a facial
bone and a back sprain.
According to the suit. she was
first struck by an automobile
driven by Carl Widmayer. Of the
10000 block of Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring, Md, and knocked
into the path of a streetcar
The accident was on Georgia
avenue near Euclid street NV
The damage settlement was
against both the Capital Transit
Co. and Mr.. Widmayer, counsel
said.
The settlement was agreed
upon by Attorney Franklin Vas
mer, who represented Miss Nc
Corkle, and attorneys repre-
senting Capital Transit and Mr..
Widmayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Sermon Topics Listed
For Jewish Services

Rabbis of Washington area
synagogues and temples today
announced their sermon topics
for weekend services.
The challenge and promise in
store for Jewish women today
will be the topic of Mrs. Reuben
r. Levine, wife of Rabbi Levine,
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at Temple
B'nai Jacob, 2504 Naylor road
Sc, at the annual Sisterhood
Sabbath service.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau will
preach on the Importance of the
United Jewish Appeal at the
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton, 1886 Macomb street NV,
tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
Other sermons announced for
tomorrow are:
Beth ShOlOm Congregation, 800
Shepherd street NV. - Rabbi
Harry j. Kaufman on I'm Due
season at 1:45 pm.
Northeast Hebrew COngrega-
ton, 1901 Eastern avenue. Mt.
Rainier, Md.-Rabbi Raymond
Krinsky on 1.-The Future for
Jewish Child Education" at
$3.50 pm.
Temple Sinai. services in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Wash
ington Cathedral-Annual Sis
or-hOod Service. written by mem
berS of the group, at $3.50 pm.
Adas Israel Congregation,
Connecticut avenue and Porter
street N.W.-Rabbi David H.
Panitz delivers a Message to
the Congregation on the Eve Of
the Annual Meeting" at 8:15
pm.
Young Peoples Synagogue and
Tifereth Israel Congregation,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets
N.W.-Gordon Millman, a Uni
versity of Maryland student,
speaks on THE Community's
Understanding Of Its Jewish
Youth Organizations" at $50
pm
Congregation Beth Israel,
3408 c street S.E.-Rabbi Mar
tin S. Halpern on From Moses
to Moses" at $50 pm.
Agudas Achim Congregation,
1400 Russell road, Alexandria,
Va.-Mrs. Kathryn H. Stone, Ar
lington delegate to the Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

Assembly. on THE Place of So
cial Action in the Religious Life"
at BIS pm.
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center, 2901 East
West highway. Chevy Chase. Md,
Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath conducts
a special family service at pm.
Temple Emanuel, 9419 Georgia
avenue. Silver Spring. Md
Rabbi Leon NJ. Adler officiates
at a special youth service at St
Paul's Methodist Church, Grub
road and Colston drive, Silver
Spring. at $3.50 pm.
Temple Beth Ell of Northern
Virginia, 206 North Washington
street, Alexandria, Va. Rabbi
Emmett A. Frank speaks at $3.50
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
BIRTHS REPORTED
BOYS

BOYS
George and Mary Basic.
Ernest and Lynn Birckhead.
Earl and Margaret Bowen.
Charles and Leona Carson.
Irving and Phyllis Davidson.
Joseph and Sophie Gastel
John and Marion GraboWski.
Sidney and CoTinne Herman.
Robert and Elsie Howard
Carmen and Oieta Lamanna.
John and Helen McCloskey.
Walter and jeanette MegaW.
Thomas and Ethel Smith.
Tho and Doris Tyson.
Benjamin and Lillian Waeashal.
I Richard and Mary Wright
Johnnie and Maude Boyd.
John and Amanda Feggans.
John and Mary Holmes.
/ Byron and Ola Mcneil.
Lawrence and Emma Moten.
Wendell and Hazel Taylor
George and MarEgerite Wade.
John and Betty Beadle.
Capers and Anne Boan.
James and Dolores BreSlin.
Thomas and Eleanor Clancy.
, Murray and Lee Fisher
Eugene and Marie Colt.
Hugh and BettT Hanger.
Raymond and Barbara Hiner.
| Henry and Georgia jenkins.
Michael and RoSalyn Long.
George and Josephine McDermott
Richard and Paula Schmitt.
Philip and Geneyieve Taylor.
. Norman and Marjorie van Gulick.
John and Ruth Winner.
Horace and Rebecca Bradshaw.
John and Elinor Ford
Albert and Leila HymeS.
James and MabiA Metcah.
John and Audrey Somerville.
Leroy and Rosa Tillman.
GIRLS
Russell and Mary Anderson.
William and Joan Buchanan.
Gjrard and Mary Caffrey.
Floyd and Sue Dunavant.
Eugene and B. Catherine Frey.
james and Helen Kline.
Gary and Margaret Liebrich.
Rudolph and Edna Ness.
Raymond and Patricia Pontia.
George and Joan SchonholtZ.
Thomas and Ethel Smith.
John and Elizabeth Sturdevant.
John and Gwendolyn Wissman.
Worthington and Otis Alstoe.
Charles and Catherine Coy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

district manager. said persons
who should inquire further into
the change must meet these re-
quirements:
l. Their disability must have
been for at least six months
before they became 65.
2. Their occupation must have
been under social security for as
long as five years out of the
10 years preceding their dis
ability
Mr.. Sadd also said it is not
necessary to appear personally
at the Office, 1400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. A telephone call
District 1894 - postcard or
letter, asking for an inquiry
form on disability, will be suffi-
cient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
TOURING Club to Meet

Carl Bielke, second secretary
OF the Swedish Embassy, will
speak at a meeting of the Wash
ington Educational Touring Club
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in Garnet
Patterson School. The Rev. G.
Dewey Robinson, pastor of Met
ropolitan A. M. E. Church, also
will speak and a technicolor mo-
ton picture of Sweden will be
shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

Arthur ard Dolores Harrison.
Louis and Elizabeth johnson.
RAYMOND ana IneZ ovens.
RooeFt and virginia Shine.
Gerald and 0eneVieve Badly.
Aaron and Miriam Byron.
Eric and Rita Coechiaro.
Lewis and Harriet Ellis.
Ormond and Jean Calvin.
Charlie and Clara LavhoFn.
AmadoF and Della Monforte.
John and Ethel Patton
william and Patricia Savery.
MoFey and Margaret Schwartz
Gene and Dorothy Spurloek-
Robert and Barbara Windsor.
John and Margaret Withers.
Solomon and Catherine Calhoun.
BENJAMIN and Selma Hardy.
Richard and Mary Henderson.
Erwin and Jessie Neal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

Amazing NeU Formula Helps
Break Smoking Habit in 5 Days
Easily and Pleasantly!
II would like to shout from the house
tops how wonderful Bantron is to help
you stop smoking, says JesseS. Tucker,
retired railroad man.
In series of dramatic tests scientists
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cases, Bantron helped men and women
TO stop smoking in 5 days. Clinically
proved, Bantron is safe, has no un-
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Bantron was discovered in the re-
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university. 1t comes in tablet form.
You just take tablet with water after
each meal.
If Bantron Brand Smoking Deter
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down smoking within days, send us the
empty box and
we will refund DAmA8WAWA
your money. 0M
AT all drug s....
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

From Furniture City Of Groad Ropids cone
these STEP end tables Of cherry with top
groin leothes OF 4o.95 eoeh oad the
coffee toble a 40.9S. Other pieces
shown ore ltolioa glass ships deeonter
sf AS end Rembsondt Ismps Of 1875
eoch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

You will noturoliy stort with this z-pc. suite
Of modern Mobile upholstery with coil spring
construction and welted reversible cushions
A speciol from Key City at this low price Of
$4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-21

co1oRL APTs. foR SALE
Evening star., 1955-01-21

cQLoRED-D 81. NJ, ~. ISM; 2pd
Hn JoHnsToS. s1Sns' ~ ~. se4sis. eztsn aoalh MsI
coLo1En-iisa MENTION 81; NM,
5-.sSs. "a: a-ssss. '.e.. al
s0L0RKD--0NlY AVAIL. 45i Goth
St Ne: hedrnaa. Nv. m. kit. and
5sths s55s pins utils. co. b-2s33.
kitchsn and bath. al utils. farn.:
very reasonsais; eoRpis. Il. 6-s5aS.
coIoaEp-is4s clIFros 81. NV
-~xiepatoF bldg. beautifully dsce-
Tated: Vsnetian blinds; 9 roems
isa ioesses. DO. slis s:Ssss, c0nsen.sastS meg
CoLORED-11ls nth ST. NV
bath 10 this desirabie centrally 10
gated apt. bldg. for qualiHed adult
tenants- Gas heat and hot water
MsRtvtsE sSsR ~; CO. sis iSss i1Ri:sr. Z e = a
eeEoEED = ceRNER s4th AND
ROOTE SITS. .N.E-De luxe. 2-hed-
m. ny: ma kit. bath spt.. r. NOD
1ldR. tmmed. oceup. Key nt once.
x6g; 80. plus ntiis rRoE eRorkR-
TIES Builders fet 4apd .. ne
eSLoksB@eoses PER NO. Plus asin-
ties. . rooms, kitchen ana bath.
nesr 10Th ard shefin rd.. n.e; ST
c0Ii,0SkED-s Rms, KIT. AND
ssAIfHIIEisseii1, Esti,aEs Ess end Asas "a asrn-
c6InREn2oNE III RRDRM., Nv rm.
dinette. kit. hath; available Feb. l;
Gf0.60s incl al utile. Call DI.
f-7740, or res. mgr. II. 4-s413.
e0LoRED - REFINED - one room
sesiipvt. bath. $3.50. ses JEE-
KINs. 1870 18th st. NV. AD.
2-3SQ4 OF Nh. a-2147 --2A
COE0KED - 18th sT, NV. - Two
rais.. kit., hath. utils.; $3.50 per
mo-; 20 ehildrsn. IA. 9-065a. IA
C0LOKED-LARGE 1-RooM, kitchsn
bath apt: ccnv transp. Call IA.
Z
Evening star., 1955-01-21
37O1 MASS.
,oR. WIS, AVE. OPP, CATHEDRAL
2-BEDRM.--$l5O


FULL DIN. RM,-$17S
24-HR. ELEv., sWBp. SERVICE
Open Daily. KM. 3-2l3A.
C0LORED--S LARGE RMS, Kitchen
and bath; heat included. Apply ct
store. 927 Gath ave. ne. on
g 6ffs05kebfS1as1s.4s 18th ST. 81
New 2-bedrm. apts., eoFnegs with 3
exposures, picture windovs; Pull.
man kits. with de luxe food -free1er
fefrigerators, concrete .dyiveways. to
your front door. private entrances: /:
individually controlled dashboard
hot-water heat, CERAMIC tile bath
rooms, polished oak noors. auto.
individually controlled yentilating
fans for summer comfort. Custom
color decorations; 10 electric cir
cults for ell kinds Of appliances.
incl. air cond. and color te1evision
fully insulated walls and ceilings for
year-rouid comfort. ExpafisfbIe bed
rms, make them larger or smaller TO
unusual features. Rent, $685. plus
utiis. VIC. W-S buses. Six hlks. out
Nichols ave. from intersection of
Good HOPE rd.. turn left On Morris
I'd. past new public school under
construction. to. 18th. St. rtght TO
spts, Open for inspestion. Key VIII with
Y. WORTHtNGTON l. SON. 1927 x
ct. NV, Ma. S-3326 or ~. 7-e51S.
Evening star., 1955-01-21

CoL0RED-RENNING nd. AND n
sJ: sEE,sl RsgrEpaa yy: Ems Eit'i ON an
IT, Ss.' :hepsl bus. sDt bds Sia' 1 T4sssS
CoLoRED--l2aa sth ST. NV. mr..
NJ ST. rms. bath, fst a.; heat,
light. gas; vacant: $50. :. W.
THuRM. eos 10th st. NV. or KE,
CoLoRED-Ar 1898 HARVARD ST.
E.w;--3 large rooms, bath; $55, IN
porch, bath: SS5, including utilities.
Qpen for ipspection sun; 3-5; -23
C0LoREn-2daa tete ST ;,a-s 49,
CO cSEohEDESos IL n 81. r. N.s.@4 rooms
ssSss sss. 0ets; openi neglE HE esssbiB a'i''. .ssn
|cOL0RED - aRANDALL e0MMU.
NIFTY" -. Selected, quiet neighbors;
lge. lN,.din, .kit. area: big bedIm,
SS ss, Assa sSais II L.. Isessn e sG aRas 1Esas
Apt. No. /; "A Eye sv.. or call
cSfoREb@isoS iS.S 81. i 50. Cd
Conn, ave.--Efnciency, consisting Of
pvt, bath. kit. and rm: S62 so:
CScnoREnLsss 81 9RR6; e ssi N 81 . NV NS.%S1Excsi,
lent condition: 1 lArse rnn., Kit,
bath. heat, hot water. Rent, Sal
?. ]. .WAIsHE; INC, Ills Eye St
tocEuOj,RaEbb-1sfs touj, abb sYsgS gSSELarrErD PL. NV
--Beaut. . bedrms., liv, rn.. kit,
bath; all uttl, incl; conv, stores,
transp, Ex. 3-s5O0; ewes. ia; o.
col 0RED--aa.A AND pESNING RD
NE.--2-room ant: util., except. gas
COLORE - NEW APT. BLDG.---l
hedrm.; GOOD neiKhborhood. ample
parking: 307 Division ave. me-;
NJ s5ios' sea- DAYS: On W. s4sss, y ssss ss
COLoRED-TALBERT 81. ST. j blk
to Nichols ave, bus; eonv. TO- 81
Elizabsths, Bollins Air Field, Fed.
erat Tfiangle: 3 rooms, kit. bath;
md A.: oil heat: $50. v. D. JOHN
STON. Hu. 3-4616. --21
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APIS. UNFURNisMEp--MD.

TAEOAfA PK.--2 bedfms.. liv. yIn.,
kit. nice loc.; eeS no. incl. utils /;
will rent fufn. JU. S-S1oe. --s3
SILVER eFRING--Nov sthil.. newly
dec, 2 rms, hit, and pvt. bath;
excel closet space; laundry factl..
al utils, JU, a-3i4{. la
ROcKvILLE--i and bedroorns. iiv-
ing room, dinette. kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shoppipg center SIS 10 $50 per
fAKOiIA fkRK-Uniurnished apart
ment, bedrooms, living room. ain-
ms room, kitchen and bath With
2.car garage. All newty decerAted,
siis ineludins utilities. ~. 6-4i2e.
IHEAR ANDRKws--LiYGns spa., Usd-
cnii egprsss ec,ns1ss; s.sacsa' ss'n 'shsso i si'a'
s3Ss EMERSON ST.. Hyattsyills--l l.
Sssnt act' Or ssIi jo' 5-ssS3 --si
SILVER sfRlNCi---I -bedrm, apts. ii
sligo Greek Park; large rooms. and
closets; parking and laundry fncil-
tiles. newly decorated. on hnaiine:
csc $50 ne sillss ~ W sJ5sot; y. 80, ss y,
very laree s-bedrm. apt. larger than
most s-eedFm. r1melsrs ! BLOCK
ever s,s. 2 E; lins 81 81 y s1s,.sss Hann; &c
AffRSTfffSsk' nv q / 1 ana = sssSrn. sDis.,
coqv. ioe. lar, yoqni lockers lqf
issssel iee yv, s.ssses assss asi; ~ ses
epflns t-ssss sssA md vssksnds.
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NOW AVAILABLE

NoRTHKAsT-I BEDROOM
ef3 Aamlin ST.. Apt. ----- $50 90
sis ,l;, ! Hsmlin ST. Apt; sz7-s. s7.s99
Keys for these apis. are with janitor
in easemept apt e43 Hataiin.
1897 West Va. ave. Ant. 4 $3.50
25is E.. stR st'sKRt, ! ----a-s- $3.50
se3 10th g.. Apt. 8 3.-------- 81. 90
zoo sIst 8. ieornsr,, Apt. . 5s.5o
Key ct Apt 4.
FoRTHEAsT-2 BEDROOMS
Key with tsnitor. iofo 18th st.
1915 Isheryood St. Apt, 3 9l,09
1910 = 81, Corner Apt. 81 $3.50
Key ct Apt. /.
soUTHEAsT-I BEDROOM
1887 Minn. ave. apt. = $3.50
SO 18th st.. Apt. 3 ----45.00
tAreeia heat. key. Apt. /.
3. r. SAUL co,
925 18th St. NV. MA. s-2i0o
T.. 90
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AHL, best sectisn: | and 2 bedrms;
$7a.50 to sos; near Glebe rd,. 40l4
Columbia pike. --2T
AiiS Eaikins dist. g Arl. Haii end du Ran, fi,
Area; $3.50 to S sSS. zoii csiam.
hia pike. -27
6sdfmi, 81 ,,.,,. apt, I'm rental n $so, inelaaes
ARLINGTON, near N. Myer--I-hed- :
usiii.iss. ui @ "a S.sSse oaiDi Or pi. ess a.as2s.
ARL.---Brand- new de luxe Ice. o.
bedrm. duplex. Si0O; i bedrna.. SO.
I7iu N. Isth ST., Apt. 4. JE. 3-f47e,
ARIINGToN--Newiy dec. l-bedrm.
apt; laundry, storage fecils.i ample
So, sese'i e sse, sti iinsl. ai atil psnSa- "a,
sse. sssoe1.otah.-bedrm. ota apt. nr. wash, and
All. blvds.: Fentaeor: Fl MseT,
Navy Annex reeeeeLated. EN-. j.
SSss DAYS; ~ LAi 3ssS9S ssGsn, EYES. eye. w.,h.
H. dissaIe. .qS All. Rsli ssdt sle. assSss wsF
sfHss: ois-strsst opa parkinF. $50 and and sos psr
mo. incl; all ntils; See msnaser.
s.ssSs durias business Soufs,
ARL.--i-bearm, apt. in mod, apt.
BLDG, nr. TT. Myer. 8 min. Pentaguii,
d. g.: roIy. shops. bus: $72, plus
BYEtAslUtirfiEhfEYp pqTE qDTEcsokAaT2b. III ar2f0i bed Ssa.
nm; atr ccnItt ttiun tpgsg ssyinlminx'
with dtnetts. Cali XII. s-656o siisi
\. paH6INN, 81. ARL.-on.. .sS .SssaSsm.
rWo Ss' SfDRa. Eis me- ar % siihiasi il sies. IL
ssa. csIl MEs. A1ER7 OF q Nh.
AkkTfSSaF6s kTSaFd6s "a cslnnsie nrsaeo biz. At fIsa-
erick ST.. Magnolia Gardens-,Ayail.
now. Beautiful and spacious iying-
dining room combination, large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen eanip-
ment. naroust nqors. vsneeiaas as
Snnss. me-. one saD'Searos sedroori. ss9so. S foP
painssR.iNeToN insa. ssf SH' esoiaHGssii,uNIrY-Exc.l-
lent 2-bearm. apt; destsnfd ter
modern and comfortable living, N
this fins residential arsa nxaL ..Si
separate dining alecve, modern kit,
incl. garbage disposal; master ~
antenna, plus the conrenienee OF
gtoraee and laundry tAetnties. see
Mrs. Simpson, No. 49, THE LOMAk
APIS, sos N. Pollard ST. Gust oh
N. Glebe ra.l. Arlington. Va, "a.
l-l798 or SHANNON g. LuCHS CO.,
724 i4th st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
den type apt. bldg; bdrm,, S64 30;
2 bedrms., $3.50, plus ptils.; lst
ROsSMoNT. ALEx.--Unfurn,, 4 rms.
and sun porch. all utils. incl. except
PENTHOUSE ATMOSPHERE. in huge
pine-paneled rec. rm.: Fiuorescent
lights, lavatory, mirrored bar. IN 9
complete 1-hedrm. apt: garden type
porisct: 5 min. fentagon, down
town. ia. 1908, JA. s-5s00,
a025 LEE HWY.--Bedrm. iiy. .rui..
dinette, kit. and bath: bus at aooF.
rN xdSlss Scf62fsL S2Ifi; osh asSei2-e s sss.
cious rooms with high ceilinas. Arse
hall, modern kitchen with disposal
large closets, bath; oyeElockine
Fprmal sardeps; eomplste prigscy,
AEExRNpRiA. sis church st-I-
bedrm, apt, janitor, business eou-
b. c.: buses $40 50, s-7Qls.
SPECIAL DEAL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Robert E. Billiard
Rockville, Md.
AssigneeS Sale


of valuable improved Real Estate
In the Matter of the Mortgage
from Fred F. Bisel ct ux Shir-
ley D. Bisel, assigned to Vivian
j. Barbour
Equity No. 1918
By virtue of the power and au-
thority contained in a certain
Mortgage from Fred F. Bisel and
Rosemary Rice Bisel, his wife,
to Shirley D. Bisel, dated NoVem-
Der 18th, 1858, and recorded
among the land records of Mont
gomery County, Maryland, in Lii
Der 1879 at Folio 1888, assigned to
Vivian j. Barbour, default hav-
ing occurred in the terms and con-
ditions of said mortgage, the I'M
dersigned Attorney named there
in, on
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1855
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK PM.
will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the Court House door,
in the City of Rockville, in said
County, all of the lands and
premises described and conveyed
by said mortgage, to wit: Part of
Lot 25, Block II, Connecticut
Avenue Estates, as shown on
Plat Book 35 at Plat 1887, one
of the land records of Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, known as
12019 Bluhill Road, Silver Spring,
Maryland.
Property will be sold subject
to a First Deed of Trust. Present
principal balance is approximate
ly $I55OOO; total payment is
$4,000 per month, payable to Col
onial Mortgage Corporation.
Improvements consist of a two
story asbestos shingle, frame,
senli-detached dwelling, with full
basement, gas air heat, two bed
rooms, bath and kitchen.
TERMS OF SALE: A cash de-
post of $4,000 will be required
at the time of sale, balance in
cash upon ratification of the sale
by the Circuit Court. Taxes, in
surance, assessments and costs
of conveyancing, including rev.
enue stamps, will be borne by
the purchaser.
ROBERT E. BULLARD
Attorney named in the
Mortgage 3