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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

fO+-D %. iudor Mainline r.
ant a.. Glue finish, very fine car.
proved credit. i down ASK for Mr..
Slmons at STEUART MOTOR co.
INA. S-30u0l, 9Th and ~ Y. ave.
NV.
FORD 1850 Fordor radio and heat
ARLINGTON CORP Of Rossiyn
circle. ia. S-3030. Open until $50
nm. and all day Saturday.
FORD 1919 Tudor sedan. black,
heater; drives good SPAS.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
ll2l list s.. NV. DI 7-0111
FORD 1853 hardtop Victoria; Fordo-
matte, radio and heater. NADIA top
S S90E Sl aRT 1Nc. our price Eep slO95
Rosslyn circle, ia. $4,000. Open
until $3.50 pm, and all day Satur-
day.
FORD AZ club coupe; leaving city.
must sell Ind car. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Best offer. EN-.
3-464S.
FORD 50 Tudor Customline: r. and
h.. auto. trans 81 obs.
LOVING CHEVROLET
1880 E.-w. Hwy, Sill. Spg. JU. 9-sOO3
FORD 1858 VS. Tudor; two-tone
ivory and black: radio heater To-
days best buy. only S7t5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-9003 Open til $50
FORD 80 TUDOR customline "6":
r. and h.. green finish, looks and
runs Ike it was new. Immaculate
throughout, low mileage; Sl.0g5.
Approved credit. "a down. Ask for
Mr.. Simons at STEUART MOTOR
CO., INA. $4,000, 9th and NJ Y.
ave. NV,
FORD 81 Fordor sedan; auto. trans.
r; and h.. also Wv. tires. very
clean, - down, terms, TRIANGLE
AUTO SALES, 5lO2 Ga. ave. NV,
ia 9-2111.
FORD 1886 Thunderbird; power
steering and brakes. has both con-
yertlble and hardtop, really smart;
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
Alexandria. Va. Ov. 3-O350
FORD IS VS. 4-door station wagon:
r. and h, auto, trans, 3-seat
model; bargain at Sl.995 Pay
ments to suit ycur budget. MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave. OIL. A.
5000. In the Heart of Bethesda.
FORD 80 Customline Fordor: orig.
cadet blue r and h: one careful.
elderly owner. only 10000 mi.
immaculate; sos. OIL. 6-61 0s.
FORD 81; 90 h,p,; excel. cond. /:
Sl50 new motor, new tires. AP.
-7-2l42.
FORD 80 Pacemaker Victoria:
power steering, Fordomatic all
white custom Leather interior:
Cent. KIT r. and b. Wv. Best
FORD 30 Model A conv. coupe:
eXcel, eond.; many extras: $500.
OIL. 2-7965.
FORD 1854 Victoria: Fordomatic,
radio, heater, white tires: black and
white with all ,vinyl interior, It's
BUTI IEis Efse ST IN 'so5 you Il 0uS'
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1l21 21st st. NV DI. 1-OIl1
FORD 80 Tudor. like new. only
10000 miles. This car must be seen
and driven to appreciate. 3Q-day.
no-cost guarantee. Y down. balance
a m9nthS at 2e., Call Mr.. Mason
3GG0l. 9TH and N. z. ave, NV.
FORD 1852 VS. customline sedan;
green; looks like new. runs even
better BUTLER BONDED. $745.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
11@l .lst st. NV. DI. 7-0111
FORD 1852 S-cylinder convert /;
Fordomatic, r. and h., beautiful beige
finish. with new black top This is a
one::owner car. with $4,000 guaran-
tpad artua1 rni1ac rail-
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MERCURY SO 2-door: fully equip,
this one-owner car looks like brand
new; S45 down, small mo. pymts.
arranged. TRIANGLE AUTO SALES,
5102 Ga. ave. NV, ia. 9-27l1.
MERCURY 1856 Montclair convert
ible: power equipped. show-rm.
cond. $500. JE. 3-S131.
MERCURY 1854 COW. Monterey;
full power equip throughout, Con-
tinental spare wheel kit Absolutely
900 miles. Sacrifice. SI.745.
Could arrange terms. MR.. ROPER.
LA. 6-2700.
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Distributor for Mercedes Benz.
PorSche. Alta Romeo
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1909 l4th st. NV, AID. 4-3004
MERCURY 1851 Custom de luxe Sc
dan: beautiful. looks and runs like
new. S495. Terms $40 On. MR..
ROPER, LA. 6-27OO.
MERCURY '56 Monterey 4-door
sedan; radio. heater. Mercomatic
drive. white walls, 2-tone paint,
full guarantee: full price only
S2.495, cash. trade or terms.
SOUTHEAST NASH 2O33 Nichols
ave. Sc. LU. 4-5200.
MERCURY 1855 Montclair convert
ible; green with black nylon top:
low mileage: 1925. WA. 7-4126
MERCURY 1919 cow: runs and
drives like new. Sacrifice. S2q5.
Terms. SIS dn. MR.. ROPER. LA.
$4,000
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1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
DODGE % Coronet VS. 4-dr.; IL
900 miles. 300; Mercury "a
hardtop, Sl.400; De Soto % COW,
5000; Hudson 81 3-or. Wasp,
5000; Ford 81 Tudor 5000;
Chevrolet SO "21o" f-dr.. $500;
Plymouth SO 4-dr.. $500: Plym-
outh 81 4-dr., 5000. FALLS
CHURCH, De Soto-Plymouth, Lee
hwy. and Hillwood ave, JE. q
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Washingtons Only Authorized
JAGUAR DEALER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1909 18th St NV. AID 4-3004
JAGUAR Marx VII IS. 4-door sedan;
Jesaar ? Only sos s. d u " MA MY H2S
SIS. NV. Open s to s: Hobart .
1000. See the complete line OF new
1856 Jaguars at our FAIRFAX
showroom. between Falls Church
and Fairfax on Lee highway at
Merrif1eld, Va. JE. 4-33O2, ALEX
BRANCH: 1910 King ST., Alex, Va.
King S-5525.
JEEP Is; $3.50. WE. $500.
LINCOLN Continental hardtop
heater, radio; must be seen to be
appreciated; S1.295.
JACK PRY. LTD.
1909 14th st. NV. AID. 4-30O4
KAISER 1885, best offer. Call 10.
LINCOLN so Cosmo. convert; Wv.
tires. auto. windows and shift, new
top. S575 or best offer. tn. 2-0911
or AID 4-1243.
LINCOLN "a Capri hardtop coupe
black finish with Wv. tires, r
and h., hydramatic. full power A
low-mileage. l-owner car SPECIAL
81 ,S95. terms, 1895 down. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. FE.
3-4O42
MERCEDES BENz "a "lS0'' sedan
with radio; one owner; excel. cond. ;
81 9g6
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AIS MOTORS

DODGE % Coronet hardtop; powcr-
flite. r. and h.. Wv. tires. low
mileage, one owner. 5000. ia.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Wheeler, Chrysler- PlymoutE.

CHRYSLER 53 New Yorker sedan:
power steering. power brakes. radio
r alter. Solex glass. Wv. tires, ex-
TIA clean; one owner. 81 o45
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IUHlICaI, NI,DOD.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
MCKEE PONTIAC
JACK PRY. LTD.

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-l020
JAGUAR '56 xK-l40MC roadster;
1000 mi: untitled. Save 500.
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CHRYSLER 81 Windsor convertible:
auto. shift, r. and h. power steering
and hrakee' 81 so,
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Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

FORD 1856 Thunderbird: power
steering and brakes. has both con-
yertible and hardtop, really smart;
81 055
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BILL DENIS

FORD 1855 Fairlane Fordor sedan;
r. and h, power steering
and brakes, This car is like new.
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1910 Wilson Blvd. An. Va.
FORD 1950~Customline VS.: heater.
seat covers; runs real we'll In de-
mand item for low. low price Only
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Lee -. buCler, INC.
112l 21st st. NV. DI. 7-O1l1
DODGE '55 4-door; heater and turn
signals; a very popular late-model
for only Sl.395l
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1l2l 2lst s.. NV. DI. 7-O11l
FORD 1883 hardtop Victoria: Fordo-
matte, radio and heater. NADIA top
book $1,000; our price Sl.Og5
NASH ARLINGTON CORP, of
Rosslyn circle, ia. $1,000. Open
until $3.50 pm, and all day Satur-
day
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Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth
BANNING & SONS

bS00 Baltimore Blvd. Hvattsville
WA. !-4440 UN 4-3I30
ASK For Mr.. Hakes. Open Til o PM.
DODGE 80 4-door sedan. r. and h.,
1000 condition, call in evening. LA.
B-S2i3
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I 500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. .-iO@0
ChRYSLER "a Windsor 4-dr.: auto.
trans, power steering. and +
Wv tires, blue white finish: cond
IKE new; regular warranty A real
value for 81 4g5. See MR.. MUIR
PHY. WA. 10000. JERMAN
BROS, INC, 1901 Rhode Island
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JACK PRY. LTD.
Distributor for Mercedes Benz,
PorSche. Alta Romeo

MERCEDES BENZ "a 1850 sedan,
with radio; one owner; excel. cond.
81 ,995.
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Silver Spring MFR. Co. of DC.

DODGE 1850 .!-dr.; heater. radio,
good paint. mechanically perfect.
$40 down, Sl7.75 a month, S295
full price. Take U. s. No. | to:
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" n ' To OANs I p ~
FORD 50 Victoria: raven black and
golden rod yellow; fully equipped,
low mileage. 30-day, no-cost guar
antee, Call Mr.. McGauran at STEU-
ART MOTOR CO. (NA. $4,000,
9Th and N. Y ave. NV.
FORD 90 con; bl.. r and h.. Wv.
tires: Sl,950. See at PECK s
ESQ. Nichols and Chicago SITS sc.
FORD '55 Fairlane Victoria: Fordo-
matte, r. and h 2-tone paint, Wv.
tires. low mileage. one owner, ST.
695. ia. 2-4102.
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|B&OChanges
Train Times

Changes in the schedules Of
several Baltimore q Ohio pas.
senger trains. designed to ac-
commodate Washington Balti-
more commuters. have been am
nounced. The changes win be-
come effective Sunday.
The company said the changes
are being made because of Bal
timore's return to standard time
on Sunday. Washington will re-
main on daylight time until Oc-
tober %. The changes, with all
times shown as standard time,
are:
Train No. $50 will leave WASH
ington at 7:15 am. instead Of
$40 am, arriving Camden Sta
ton, Baltimore, at sos am.
Train No. 165 will leave Mount
Royal Station. Baltimore. at S
pm. instead Of 4:35 pm, arriv-
| ing Washington 5:55 pm.
Train No. 166 will leave WASH
lington at 6:15 pm. instead of
7:15 pm, arrived Camden Sta
ton, 6:55 pm.
Train No. ITS will leave Cam
den Station. Baltimore, at SEAS
pm, arriving in Washington,
6:45 pm.
/ All other trains between Balti-
more and Washington will re-
main on present schedules until
the fall schedules 60 into effect
with the termination Of daylight
time generally on October %.
The only through train sched-
Julie change effective today will be
Train No. 20. the WASHINGTON
Jan, leaving Cleveland at 7:55
Jam. instead Of tbs am. The
IWashingtonian, operating vis
Erie Railroad and the p .&L.E. tc
Pittsburgh. win leave Pittsburgh
lat ISIS am. instead of 1886
Jam, arriving Washington Z pm.
land Baltimore at 7:45 pm. All
Iother through passenger trains
Twill remain on the summer
schedules until October %.
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Ceremony Opens
l3-DuY Hobby Show

The individual talents and
variety Of interests Of the Dis
Itrict's young" oldsters appeared
to be without limit at the OPEN
ling here last night Of the Fourth
Golden Age Hobby Show.
The city's active elders eco
years and plusl, were very much
in evidence ct the kickoff cere-
mony for the three-day display
in the Commerce Department
lobby. Fourteenth street NV.
between Constitution avenue and
E street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28
Church Leaders
.|UrgeSupporf
IOfGiversFund

Washington area religious
Headers have joined in messages
Iof support for the United Givers
Fund campaign which goes into
its final phase next Monday.
In letters to their afiiliates,
Catholic, Protestant and Jewish
Headers have urged an area wide
observance Of United Givers Sab
bath Sunday this week end. They
lhave called on their people to be
generous in response to the UGF
campaign appeal.
The United Givers Fund con-
Isolidates the campaigns Of 1872
health, welfare and character
building agencies. Its Govern
Iment and Business Divisions
started work two weeks ago. The
Residential Division, which So
Ilicits from door to door. starts
Monday.
Sees Generous Support
Bishop Peter L. Ireton Of
IRichmond. in a letter to North
fern Virginia Catholics. said.
"Now that the Community
Chests have joined with the
many other humanitarian agen-
cies for the initial United Givers
Fund campaign, am confident
THAT your response will be gem
lerous."
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Cathlic Archbishop Of
Washington. wrote, THE United
Givers Fund must, by its very
mature, be a matter Of deep
personal interest to everyone. It
lis designed to reduce duplication
Iof effort. expense and time re-
lquired by separate campaigns.
It will thus be able to give more
adequate support to all the
many agencies whose task it is
to alleviate human need and
suffering"
Aaron Goldman, president of
the Jewish Community Council
OF Greater Washington, de-
clared, This years campaign,
because Of its greatly broadened
lcoverage, is more than ever q
ringing. answer to the age-old
Question, Am / my brothers
keeper?'-an answer which is in
the ancient tradition OF Juda-
ism"
"GOod Neighbors"
The Rev. Albert p. Shirkey.
president of the Washington
Federation Of Churches, said in
q letter to Protestant ministers,
Urge your people to cooperate
fully In this tremendously i'm
lportant job so that together we
may, In some measure at least
meet the needs Of the people of
this community. Our Christian
compassion calls us to be good
neighbors.
Meanwhile, Bishop Philip M
Hannah, auxiliary bishop Of the
archdiocese Of Washington, was
to speak today at the District
Governments kickoff rally for its
One Fund Drive. The drive ha,
q goal Of 100000 to support the
United Givers Fund and non.
UGF health agencies.
Another UGF branch wal
opened this week when the $500
lemployes Of the National Insti.
tutes Of Health in Bethesds
Launched their drive for q quota
of $4,000.
Surg. Gen. Leroy e. Burney 81
1.-THE Public Health Service told
800 NH collectors that "in oul
American society there are Ger.
tain things necessary to the
public welfare that are done
Through voluntary organization:
and programs supported by pub.
llic contributions
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Fall is the Time to Plant
Two Exceptional Rosebush Offers
Three GrandifIoras

Montezumo, lovely solmonsred; corrousel,
rich dark red; Queen Elizabeth, dellcote
pure pink. One bush Of each variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28
Three Hybrid Teas

Peoce, pole gold edge and blush pink;
chYsler Imperial, deep crimson; Tiffony.
deep pink with gold shodines. Dug fresh
from field, shipped reody for planting One
bush Of each variety.
W6L-Gorden Shop. End Floor North Building
j.. also Green House, Chevy Chase
and Gorden Shop. Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

ton of any deodorant in
the world bar none. No
other deodorant keeps un-
derarms drier, stops odor
faster, protects longer!
Odo-Ro-No is safest, too,
for normal skin and fab
RIGS! Northam Warren
Corp, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

When you get your color TV set, one of
its most glorious sights will be the bIack-and-
blue marks that adorn spry grandma named
Verna FELTON,. In real life Verna, born in 1890,
is a sedate lady with two grandchildren. But
as Spring Byington's friend. Hilda Croker, on
CBS-TVS December Bride" Miss FELTON,
risks life, limb and Sacroiliac in acrobatic
featS worthy of stunt man.
Producer Parke Levy has had her trading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

half-NelSonS on TV with wreStlers, mixing it
up with boxer Art Aragon and engaging in
baToom brawlS that would scare Wild Bill
Hickok. Once Levy asked her to roll out a
window. Miss FELTON, leaped out headfirSt.
We aren't sure Verna Felton'S delightful
antics will ever net her TV acting Emmy.
But we recommend her for the us. Olympic
track team at Melbourne. The Russians have
nothing like her. LESLIE luERER
This Week TT Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

eubbIy Verna FELTON, is the IiveIiest thing on ~
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B'noi Birth Offices
Get District Approval

A permit has been issued by
the District for construction of
the new B'nai Birth building at
1910 Rhode Island avenue NV.
1t was announced today by Maui
rice Bisgyer, executive vice pres
ident of B'nai Birth.
The eight-story building, de-
signed by Corning & Moore, will
be erected by the Roscoe Con-
struction Co., at a cost of $780,
600.
The building will house the ma
tional headquarters of all B'nai
Birth agencies, which now have
their offices in several cities. The
cornerstone for the new building
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was laid May 6. and Mr.. Bisgyer
said construction was expected
to be completed in October, 1857.
Other building permits recently
issued by the District were as
follows:
Amalgamated Association of Street
Electric Railway and Motor Coach En-
ployes of America, owner, 1900 Con-
neticut avenue NV; william Lipscomh
Co.. Inc. builder: William N. Denton, jr
architect. building, 5025 Wisconsin ave.
nue. NV: cost S350.000
Penn Street Corp. owner, 215 Seventh
street SW.: builder not selected; H B
Anderson. engineer Maurice S. May
architect. 1923 Connecticut avenue NV.
3-story bottle plant and garage. 5OC
Penn street NE: cost 100000
Epheses S. D. A. Church. owner. Sixth
and N streets NV: builder not selected
R. C. Archer jr., architect 215 Florida
avenue NV; 2-story church and school,
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j Garner. architect 9O5 Patton drive
Silver Spring; 1-story addition. to dry
cleaning building, 2s0l Seventh street
f Louis iS' Robin. owner, $50 Fourteenth
street NV; builder not selected: Warren
Shoemaker; architect, AGO Wisconsin
Lerner g. Rosen. owner and builder
415 Kennedy street NV; Jack C. Cohen.
architect. 1861 Eastern avenue, Silver
Spring; two 2-story dwellings, 510O-
5lO2 Chillum place NE; cost, $4,000.
Lerner & Rosen, owner and builder,
architect, 1851 Eastern avenue, Silver
Spring: two 2-story dwellings, 52l7-
55i9 twelfth street NE. cost, $4,000.
Lerner g. Rosen, owner and builder
AIS Kennedy street NV, Jack c. Cohen,
architect 1851 Eastern 6w syenge SILVER Ss
BIOS Chillum place NE; cost, Sl9,00O'
Lerner & Rosen, owner and builder,
AS Kennedy street NV. Jack c. Cohen.
architect 1861 Eastern avenue silysr
5120 Chillum place NE; cost, $1,000
Lerner g. Rosen. owner and builder
415 Kennedy street NV; Jack c. Cohen,
architect. 1861 Eastern avenue, SILVER
Spring. two two-story dwellings, 520l :
SOB Twelfth street NE. cost, Sl90OO'
Lerner a. RoSen, owner ana puliuer'
415 Kennedy street NV; Jack c. Cohen,
architect 1915 Eastern avenue, Silver
Spring: two two-story dwellings, 300
52O7 Twelfth street NE; cost, SO 900
Lerner e. Rosen, owner and builder
415 Kennedy street NV. Jack C. Cohen,
architect 1861 Eastern avenue, Silver
Spring; two two-story dwellings. SOB
521I Twelfth street NE, cost, $4,000,
Lerner a. Rosen. owner and builder,
AIS Kennedy street NV, Jack C. Cohen,
architect, 1901 Eastern avenue. silver
Spring: two two-story dwellings. Bib
52I5 Twelfth street NE; cost $4,000.
Capital Transit Co.. owner. Thirty
sixth and M streets NV; builder not
selected George M, Ewing, ST., architect.
service station. 1850 Benning road NE;
cost, $4,000.
Stewart B. Henley, owner. 1895 South
Dakota avenue NE; builder not selected;
Robert P. Madison, architect, Cleveland
Ohio one-story dwelling, 4234 South
Dakota avenue NE. cost. $4,000.
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1886 Mass. avenue Sc. cost. 500. 900.
George Wasserman. owner. 2146 oath
place. NE: M. Clandny Construction Co,
Inc. builder, 635 F street NV; Edmund
w. Dryfuss. architect, 1919 Fifteenth
street NV; l-story warehouse, 2l35
Queens Chapel road Me-; cost 100000;
Cafritz Construction Co.. owner and
builder, 1404 X street NV; Leroy L,
Werner. architect. 1904 K street NV;
1-story warehouse. 5455 Third street
NE; cost, SIS. 900.
Horning Bros, owner, Tower Build
ing: builder not selected; Frank J. Duane.
architect. 1926 M street NV; 3-story
apartment, . units. 2lS-222 35th street
Sc. cost $4,000
DAprile Bros Co. owner and builders.
14l7 Saratoga avenue NE: z. A. Led
with, architect. 1907 H street NV; l.
story dwelling, So West Beach ter
VIC. and A. N, Miller Development Co,
owner and builder, 4395 Forty; Ninth
street NV; Edward R Spano. architect,
1925 Forty Ninth street NV; 2-story
dwelling; 1910 Fifty-first street NV;
cost S25 900
Kalavritinos Realty Co.. owner, and
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BrookviIIe Pools
Draw Bio Crowds

The Brookville Swimming Club
has been drawing capacity
crowds since its opening June %,
w. K. Swaney, vice president and
said today.
The pool. which measures rs
feet by 164 feet. is located on
Shirley highway near the Sem
mary road overpass. The pool
includes an extra area for div
ing. kiddie pool for children, a
grass summing area, snack bar
and a parking area. Admission
to the pool is limited to members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

builder. 200 Massachusetts, avenue NE;
Edmund W. Dreyfuss, architect. 1919
Fifteenth street NV; four 3-story brick
apartments total units, "a, 1901 1903
1907 North Carolina avenue NE; cost.
SPA 900 each.
arehitect bSi0 Ri SSne' ROAD a0t -st s
dwelling, 1890 Sycamore street NV,
Karl N. Dickey. owner. 2sO1 Seventh
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New! Packaged
Plumbing & Heating
10 amy site lciIhim
100 miles

Pockoeed ond pre-eneineered plumbing ond
heating systems for the Pockoeed Home ore
now available OF correspondineIy low prices
Plumbing con be furnished in wide Sc
lection Of fixtures ond trim. Heating con
be furnished in both hot voter or warm DIR,
oil-tred or oos-fired, and with or without
oir-conditionine, This equipment can be
obtained on completely installed bosis, or
os q do-t-yourself package A heotine ond
plumbing engineer is on the premises TO
onswer questions Monday through Friday,
IL Am. to 6 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

If you've been voting till you could
Oxford the home Of your dreams,
this is the answer to your problem.
The Barber g Ross Pockoeed Home
is q new concept in building. The
difficult cutting and assembly work
is done for you right in our plant
-. then delivered to your domestic.
You can do most Of the remaining
work yourself and if you hire q
contractor to do the whole job, you
still save thousands of doIorsl
You get everything necessary to do
the job properly: BIueprints, in
structions thot even O beginner can
follow, foundation plans, walls in
Pre-cut panels, flooring, nails
even point brushes and point. You
get everything except plumbing,
heating, electrical, kitchen fixtures
and masonry materials.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-03
SUNDAY NORCA@0M Lone Tree INN STARTING AT zoo P NJ ADULTS Sl75- CHILDREN SlM

Bob, Kenneth Alexander, LAURA
Olson, Mary and Clark Johnson
called at the Leonard Alexander
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pentz and
family, A. Ray Miller and Mrs.
Tolzene, a Poplar teacher, spent
the week end in Billings. While
there they were guests at the
Walter Peterson home.
MRS. A. Ray Miller and chill
dren spent the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
GRADER in Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carlson
spent Saturday evening at the
Irving Barnes home.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Etzel and
Bob called at the Eva Hines and
Pat Colgan homes Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hines and
Melody attended church services
in Poplar Sunday and were din
ner guests at the Henry Hines
home east of Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Haga-
done of Poplar have purchased
the Kirby Hudson farm in west
Grandview community and NOV
ed there this past week.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-03

The Poplar ferry boat is now
in the river and operating at the
east Poplar crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne
and girls, James Fredrickson, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Voorhees, and
Mrs. w. l.. Voorhees, were Sun
day callers at the Voorhees, farm
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauman
of the Bronson community and
some friends of Plentywood call
ed at the Werner King home
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayton Willoughby and family
also called.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Etzel and
Bob called at the Dayton Will
loughby and Werner King homes
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Bawden of
the Nichwall community we're
Sunday visitors at the Dayton
Willoughby home.
Henry Etzel was a business
caller in Wolf Point Monday.
Frank Winhofer and Dolores
were Culbertson callers Monday
where Dolores was fitted for new
glasses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne