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Q U R N A 1
SECTION "A. Certification Of Payrolls.
Continued from Monday

() NO government OlSDuTSln8 ~ auditing OlllCSI SlLdll
make or approve or take any part IN making or approving
any payment for personal service to any person holding a
position in the classified service unless a certifying document
is presented to him bearing the certifcation of the Head, Per-
sonnel Division or of his authorized agent, that the persons
named therein have been appointed and employed in accord
ance with the provisions of this law and the rules, regulations
and orders Hereunder. The Head of the Personnel Division
may, however, provide that certifcation Of payrolls may be
made once every six months, and such certnication shall re
main in effect in the case of any officer or employee whose
status has changed after the last certification Of his payroll.
LIP the latter case no voucher for payment Of salary to such
employee shallsbe issued or payment Of salary made without
further certification by the Head of the Personnel Division.
() Any citizen may maintain a suit to restrain a dis
bursting officer from making any payment in contravention
of any provision Of this law rule or order Hereunder. Any
sum paid contrary to any provision of this law or any rule.
regulation or order Hereunder may be recovered in an
action maintained by any citizen, from any officer who made,
approved or authorized such payment or who signed or coun-
ters1gned q voucher, payroll, check or warrant for such paw
ment, or from the sureties on the official bond of any such
officer. All monies recovered in any such action shall be
paid into the government treasury.
() Any person appointed or employed in contravention
of any provision Of this law or of any rule, regulation or order
hereunder who performs service for which he is not paid,
may maintain an action against the officer or officers who
%purported SO to appoint or to employ him to recover the
agreed pay for such services, or the reasonable value thereof
if no pay was agreed upon. No officer shall be reimbursed
BY the state at any time for any sum paid to such person on
account t. of such services.
() If the Head of the Pesonnel Division w~rongfully with
holds cerdfication of the payroll voucher or account of any
employee, such employee may maintain a proceeding in the
courts to compel the Head, Personnel Division, to certify
such payroll voucher or account.
SECTION Is. Regular officials and employees in the
competitive service may be removed only for just cause, and
upon the preferment of charges.
For the purposes of this Act, the following, among others,
shall be cause for removal:
% Manifest disability, or Incompetence in the discharge
of duties.
D c~arelessnes or negligence in the discharge Of duties.
Gl INSTRUMENTATION.
a. Disorderly or incorrect conduct or conduct prejudi-
cial to the good name Of the agency, in the discharge
of an office.
90 Prevarication, bribery, or immoral conduct.
For the removal of a regular official or employee in the
competitive service, as hereinbefore provided, the following
procedure shall be followed:
Tn addition IN tho nronodrroc oc+ob1;cbo5 L. 4lo r1oc
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30

his father.
Miss Neva Dickerson entertain
ed the members oil hez bridge club
on Monday evening.
The weekend guest of Miss Nan
cy Jones was Miss Nora Lee Wat
kins of Wilmington.
Ray Orendorf, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earlis Orendorf, suffered a
broken leg while playing In a base
ball game. Ray is stationed in San
Diego, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Galloway
and children spent the weekend in
Wilmington.
J. K. Shin of Wilmington was
a luncheon guest OF Miss Bess
Rash on Friday.
Mrs. William Stuart is a patient
in the Kent General Hospital in
Dover.
Miss Janet Greenawald of Allen
town, Pa. viii arrive on Monday
TO spend week as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoch.
Neada Littrell viii spend the
Easter holidays with her grand
mother, Mrs. Rochelle Vigna in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lola Anderson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Spence
and Mr.. Spence in Chestertown,
Md.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30
Weekly Tree Talk


Rebuilding health of shade trees
begin in early sp1lng. March is the
Experts:
Do this. advises Don Cantwell.
Area Manager of the Bartlett Tree
Eperts:
Examine naples and birches for
dripping sap caused by a damaged
or broken limb. Look over all trees
for dangling branches, scars and
tears left by winter storms. Care
foretheir injuries by proper prun-
ing and bark-training.
Prime ous all dead and diseased
who'd. This is especially important
iii elms which harbor dark beetles
that transmit Dutch elm disease
Examine old cuts that may have
decSyed. Repair these be-
fore decay becomes serious. Gable
weak crotches and brace extended
limbs.
Give deciduous trees a delayed
dormant spray-to curb scale, a.
phids and other overwintering
pests-before the leaves unfold.
Feed trees just after frost leaves
the ground. Trees have big ap
petites in spring. Feeding aids a
or weakened tree rebuild
fbrous roots, helps it seal its
wounds and send it into spring with
renewed vigor.
These are two dOn'ts for March:
Don't be in hurry to remove bur-
lap or other protection from trees
and shrubs; wait until April. Don't
remove guy wires from newly
planted trees until roots have be-
come well established.
Adventure I'm TreefOps: Tree
Flowers In Bloom
Trees are Now putting on their
own flower show. Tiny, inconspicu-
Ous flowers are blooming in their
crown.
With q long crooked stick, or
pole pruner you can bring these
within reach, says Don Cantwell,
Area Manager of the Bartlett Tree
Expert Co. There's adventure in
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30

examining the flowers closeup with
the aid of an inexpensive lens.
Red naples now at their peak of
flower, show small clusters of
crimson stamens, Minute green gold
flowers without petals are bloom
ing on silver maple Large green
ish-yellow flowers on Norway
naples will appear a little later.
just before leaves come marching
out.
Elms are in blossom now. Their
flowers, in cluster, too. are about
a half-inch long. Gray birches have
taken on a reddish. hue from their
dangling catkins that will open in
mid-spring. Pussey willows, reddish
yellow and purplish flowers of
Oriental witch hazel and scarlet
flowers of hazelnuts have been in
bloom for weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30
University News

Thirty-one University Of Della
ware seniors and two faculty mem
bers have been elected to member
ship in Phi Kappa Phi. national
honor society. The new initiates
will be entertained at dinner on
Honors Day, Thursday, May 3. 1856.
Phi Kappa Phi is an honorary
society founded in 1897 and dedica-
5ed to the recognition and encour-
agement of superior scholarship in
all fields of study. The sixty-nine
national chapters elect qualified
students and faculty from all
schools Of their respective univer-
sites. Supplementing the activities
Of its individual chapters are the
five $500 fellowships awarded by
the society for first=year graduate
study.
The two faculty honored BY Sc
lection are DR. Raphael r. Rem
kim acting chairman OF the de-
partment Of biological sciences,
and DR.. Robert l.. Pigford chair
Issan Of the department of chemical
engineering.
The students selected are: Rob-
ert B. Strimple. % Haines Street,
Newark, Del. Edith Ann Priestley,
224 Beverly Road, Newark, Del;
Audrey Ann Ellis. 119 Cataipa Ave
nue.. Wilmington, Del; William X
Brown, 318 ElwOod Place. Collins
Park, New Castle, Del; Filomena
Giammarco, 1905 Sycamore Street,
Wilmington, DEL; Alec. d. Steele,
128 Rockingham Drive, Whining
tons Del; Mary Rose Kaleel, 1
Stockwell Road, Wilmington, Del;
Walter ]. Lafferty, 705 Bellevue
Road. Wilmington, Del: Howard
w. Anderson, 312 Winston Ave
nue., Wilmington, Del. Jerald A.
Seitchlk. 33 S. Rodney Drive, Will
mingtOn, DEL; Francis w. God
win, as Rockford Road, Whining
ton, DEL; Marilyn Mayo, 1913 Wood
row Avenue, Wilmington, Del;
Karl M. Buretz, Box 207, Whining
ton. Dell. Frances S. McNeal, IT'S
w. Main Street, Newark, Del;
Janice Mae Holton, University
Apartments, Newark, Del; Mar
garet r. CustiS, 1907 Linden Street,
Wilmington, Del: Phyllis Fisher.
240 Orchard Road. Newark, DEL;
Glenn S. Skinner, Jr., "a Amstel
Avenue, Newark, Del; Patricia c.
Ames. 1902 Fordham Road, VIII
mington, Del; Earl N. Powers, A
Colgate Avenue, Wilmington Man
or Gardens, New Castle, Del;
James j. Mandas, 1911 Orange
Street. Wilmington, DEL; Joan G.
Russell, 1892 Berkeley Road, Ard
more, Pa: Elizabeth Snowberger,
701 S. Walnut Street, Milford. Del;
Dorothy f. Strobel, 1926 Latona
Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa: Louise
r. Ferdon. 144 Gordonhurst. Up
per Montclair, NJ j.; June M. An
dres, r. d. No. l. Bridgeton, N. j.;
Irene A. Klahr, SS1 S. College Ave,
Newark, DEL. Ann K Barrow
clough, $50 Ninth Avenue, Prospect
Park, Pa; Sara Ann Beatty, 2004
Park Drive, Wilmington. Del;
Eleanore S. Doban, 230 Thomas
Drive, Monroe Park. Wilmington.
DEL; Leona L. Schulman, 1405
Edgewo0d Avenue, Trenton, N. j.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30
BR1DGEVTIL.E.
By Mrs.
Keller Hoch
Phone
BrldgeyilIe 1892

Mr.. and Mrs. William Tiddy and
son are spending the Easter holi-
days with Mrs. Tiddy's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason Girton IN
Bloomsbury, Pa.
Linwood Culver is a patient in
tne Peninsula General Hospital in
Salisbury.
Iinford Hazard of New York
City was the weekend guest Of
Miss Bessie Rash On Sunday ofher
guests included Miss Cordelia Car
ter of Milford and Mr.. and ldrs.
James Carter of FederalsburgA
DR.. John Hammond attended the
funeral of MS aunt in jamestown,
Rhode Island. on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cannon are
vacationing in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McElrOdy
of Seaford are receiving coneratu-
lations on the Dirth OF son. born
on March 26, in the Peninsula
General Hospital in Salisbury. Mrs.
McElroy was the former Miss Cha
don Hall. daughter of Mrs. Audrey
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woods of
Philadelphia were overnight guests
of DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Hoch on Fri
day.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Orendorf on Monday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Musac-
chic and son of Fredonia, N. Y,
Mrs. Thelma Gillespie of Milford
and Mr.. and Mrs. James West of
Milton.
Merritt LittrelI was called to
Nebraska City. Nebraska, on Tues
day, due to the serious illness of
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30

Mr. E. V. Hearn came tfem Ocean
City, Md, op@Sunday icr lew
days visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Myra McIly@.sssSe. and family. Mr..
Hearn r4censly returned from
spending the winter in Florida and
is planning TO return to Florida as
soon as plane reservations can be
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
Nancy and Wayne Hart, spent
Sunday inHouston as dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Simpson
and family.
Mr. Marshall Stubbs and Mr.
Casper Powell are attending Wash
ington College. at Chestertown. Md.
for weeks training course in
supervision.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30
LOST EAC&TION

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Up
Starting a five-week vacation to
Mexico. the Cloyd Taylor family
found the youngest boy had chick
en- pox. He was left behind Then
every connecting rod in the car
burned out. Taylor had to buy a
new car. Fishing was impossible
as food waters swelled western
streams. M exica n temperatures
dropped to II above and $50 worth
of color film taken was blank be-
cause the camera lens was stuck
open all the time.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Fredrriea 5-5I8s

The family of the late Ule Ken
ton expresses their thanks for sne
many acts Of kindness shown at the
time of the sudden death of Mr.
Kenton.
Mrs. Aliens Goodall has returned
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Lu-
cille Myers, after being a patient
for a number OF months at the
Emily Bissell Sanitorium.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz is spend
ing several days in Houston with
her sister, Mrs. Laura Minner and
family
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30

Young people are more often
subject to headsehes caused by vis-
ion difficulties than are older peo-
pie.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-30

The number of Americans over
65 years old is about Ia million.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

OFFICE space available for ! man
operation at East 222nd-Lake Shore
blvd, phone answering service fur
nished. Call RE. 2-8800.
4 ROOMS up. East 222nd. $85, couple
only. Call after Thursday. ". 1-572l.
EAST 26Oth, furnished room for work.
ing couple, kitchen privileges. ga
rage. RE. l-84l9.
4 ROOMS unfurnished. near shopping,
transportation, vicinity 13lst-St.
Clair, $50 month. Ii. l-7922 or RE.
2-8868
TWO bedroom suite. unfurniShed, up.
S12O. 4l2 East 20Oth St. ". l-2578.
FURNISHED room for clean sober
gentleman. private entrance, down.
1600l Arcade ave.
WALLPAPER steamers, floor sanders,
edgers. L. Roesch Paint and Wall
paper, 853 East 222nd St. RE. 1885.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

SAGGING' davenports and chairs steel
Webbed in your home, no fuss or
dirt Call S. Woolston, days UL.
l-4030 evenings, UL. l-4540.
PORCHES repaired and built; all kinds
of carpentry jobs, reliable, reason
able. Ii. 1-09l2
EX CT, painting, Kemtoning, base
ment painting and cleaning; wall
washing, paper cleaning, free esti-
mates. PO. 1-0977.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

PAPER hanging, Sanitas, Walltex, re-
moving and painting. c. E. Brunst,
". 6-0971.
PLUMBING, sewer cleaning, electrical
repair. reasonable. RE. 1929.
WEDDING invitations engraved, Their
mographed (raised letteringD, printed
at The SCOOP, 8l4 East l52nd ST.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
BVOOINVIZG NEVlOVEL ''' NEFA1N Business D
Business Directory

GIFT wrappings for Wedding, Birth
day, Baby. Shower and General. The
SCOOP a14 East 152nd ST
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

NEAR bus stop, vicinity East 228th and
Lake Shore blvd, 2 bills, money can
be returned, reward. Call RE. l-5l43
after $50 p. m.
LADY'S watch. black cord band,
Tungsten rd.. September 26th after
noon, reward. RE. l-4303.
MALE collie, answers to Duffy" last
seen vicinity East 176th-Nottingham
reward w. 1-2570.
PARAKEET. blue and white, answers
to Zip" vicinity East 136th-Eagles-
mere, reward MU. l-82l8
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Rummoge Sales

ST. JOSEPH'S Parish hall, 14409 As
pinwsll, October 4th and 5th, 10
a m. TO 9 p. m. and Saturday,
October 9Th, 10 q, m. to noon.
Evening star., 1956-01-20

VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES avail
able on Qeorgia ave. N Silver
Spring main business setion. 3 and
Z nm. suites. SIS mo. Call JU. g.
cAPIr0L HTLI-Front rm.. faces
Cong. Library Annex; also provide
desk and chair II wanted; ianitor
service. aeas. rent. KE, H-6644.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL so panel; original
red fiuish, excellent tires and mo-
tor, equipped with plumber pipe
racks. A real buy for only S47S
HILL a. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th ST.. NV.
NO. .7-11lI. Open ewes. I'll o. sat
til 8.
'se pickup de luxe cab.
heavy transmission, good condi-
ton, S525. Garden 1896. -22
CHEVROLET 1881 truck: sBoyertown
walk-in body; good tires. heater
sood eond. Terms. LU. 1-o5oS,
INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR 1855:
cab over RI9b; $4,000 actual miles:
excellent condition: $4,000 cash.
AP. 7-1792 ~
HUPMoBILE 1888: very good mech
anical condition: SIS. OIL. 4-2SSa,
DODGE 1e4s k-ton pickup; Very
good running condition. sls5. GO o.
Al usEp TRUcKs-Hi-value used
trucks. all models. makes and sizes
iNTiEfRSNATIoNAL HARVESTER. s0i
cRfSRoEq RsSfa,pHE5qF 81 81 Car csrrIa al .aSipped
finish. An excellent truck for pleas
ure and light hsulingi $500. HILL.
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV, NO, z
iii, Open ewes. til Q. Sat. til 8.
CHEVROLET 80 panel; ORIGINAL red
finish. excellent tires, completely
reconditioned and guaranteed for
only s495.. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
i4th st, NV, NO. 7-l11l. Open
ewes. til Q. Sat. til 5.
FORD '55 F-600 Ia ton stake:
2-speed axle, heater, heavy.duty
transmission; driven only l.S00
miles. like brand-new all the way.
No. 7226; .$2.597, HILL a. SAN
1900 l4th ST. NV. NO. 7-i11l.
Open ewes. til q. sat. vi s.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
GARAGES

2 BRICK BLDGS., IOxls, 2b-ft.
alley; 1 50. Cd Ga. ave. and Allison
81. NV: $3.50 each mo. Call BOSS
4 PHELPS. ma. $4,000. --2l
Evening star., 1956-01-20

BUICK 1949 Super 4-dr.:. black.
very clean. has custom. made plas-
tic seat covers. r. and n. auto.
matte trans, turn SIGNALS. very
good tires; S275. S5 Gown.
AnacoStia Motor Co.
170s Good Hone Rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
REAL estate LOANS

End TRUSTS, virginia; immed, nc:
ton: low rates. McCLA1NE, 2100
Wilson blvd, ATL IA. 2-3300.
End TRUST NOTES purchased on
improved Virginia properties. SHIP
rTRsf M An; AND KSsN SECOND TRUST LOANS
puf. BARLOW REALTY CO., Real
E t9rs rEi5lr iSSl 2 SIr 81 M ExcMMEsNST ME S241s 10
buyers waiting for. your IND trust
notes; Complete: fast service; .a,, ,,s: n;
MoSEY E ip'easmsns 81 End 4sGsfsEwe M sv1i Vii
buy End. trust notes, D. c., neerb,
Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates. ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y, ave. NV,
n "a iMsoRsiTeAoE s1sisesAoE LOANS for t,nane.
Mrs af n1nes MicHELsES ~ zSI EM o. s.as4s @
end AND 3rd TRUSTS BOUGHT
tops. THE BURTON CO.. lOll
SECOND ii fRusT purchased for cash
Al BAKER q SON, INC, sos y
W Washangs9n 4Rs9 oSrRs s AlexandEiNsf xnaTnTdEEiNfloS y
LJOu HEJ b[AOAS eNkhAAb NAs
absolutely top Apot-cash offers! Nd.
Va. D. c. MR.. QUICK. Lo. 4.6566
MONEY AVAIL. for refinaneins lst
and End trusts. Prompt and court
serv AARON REALTY CORP. l421
K sts. NV. RIM. 3l3. DI. 7-345l;
We HAVE CASH BUYERS for 2ns
trust. deferred purchase nionel
trusts. reasouahie discounts, qufcl
action. Amounts $1,000 % $40,
coo notes Mr.. Waple, MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. nv
AID. $4,000. 20
Ist, End 3Fd TRUST LOANS. cover
inR D. c., nearby Nd. and Va. prop
critics: financial relief for all pur'
poses, including repairs. remodel.
ing. additions. improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
ell NEW YORK AVE NV.
ST. 3AI6l2 24s
Evening star., 1956-01-20

BUICK 1850 sedanette: dynAfiow,
T. and h., sparkling black finish.
new plastic seat covers, meet the
spring price rise with this one.
No. iO57-A. Price, 1885.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
Tors. ACREAGE FOR SALE

|F0REsTvLLE, SyA:1salio ;sl @ ceres; cash
III
II.s-AcRE SINGLE LOT ct Lake Bar
croft. ali utiIs: beaut. trees.
Price, $4,000. Oliver 4-9l3l
BUILDERS ATTENTION. have .
large .sroup Of lots close TO Fails
Church; with sewer and water.
sgls sssap. wy s.l. ssli e owEsk. sTs z EM M'rs:
POTOMAC. MD.-l7o acres, a,
Great Falls and River I'd. W 7.
ALTHoFF, NE. $4,000; after $50,
sIfSER IL RR'sfi; sffRIxe AREA = 80 SS.tt
trees; al utilities, and streets
$500, JAMES D. DRAPER. ~,
ss1 81 IeS tS' CORNER LOT. Greater sa caD.
mol Heights, Nd. corner 5Bth ave
l. hno HAaprsdER. Il ~ lnformstion' sa sa45s ss y
aoIIisGwoop aod.ii s5gS' EsrArEs-scyyeeral
choice large lots, overlooking Rock
Greek Pk. are ready for eonstryc-
tion. For inspection or further
infprmatiqn ,9 In9lt please sssil ssil eSyner MR.
1oI ACRES. water. sas sewer and gas.
apartment or commercial. 2 miles
from D. C. line. 1876 ACRES, on
Indian Head hwy. miles from
d, C. lines, $4,000. 800 ACRES.
10 miles from D. C. line. OF Indian
Head hwy, $500 per acre; IRVING
HsSNndN RTSsfri 70. Isa4s. ise Acre, .a;oiSiD, Sa
town: only $3.50 per acre. FAIRFAX
REALTY CIR. 3-2407 or CIR. s.
3 ACRES. level. cleared; near Chan
ttlly. Va, on paved road; careful
restrictions $4,000; terms. Du.
8 oiasst sExtruuL ADJOINING ruin.
over 10000 Y. eaeh1Ciose-in
s3. 500 cash down, balance 3 years.
This is real bargain. worth more.
GENE CAsTLEBERRy. Broker
AGENT. OIL. 4-4d7S.
'l1Slf no4s n S's snvEn " ,SG sFsNSSsi ~ S,hft
Flyers ss NH ea ad sSfsse ss1oe eaeh scf VII VII
subordinate part. Owner THADEN
REALTY. Ho. 2-4oe0. 10. 4-5321.
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1853 ACRES adjoining the town OF
Herndon corporate limits. natural
gas on property: approx. 100 Il.
per acre. 29ee cash, During once
hours. call cR. 3-1525; ewes. CR.
coRSER BUILDING LOT, near
Monastery. Price. $500. Phone
In p.zso2
west OF Bradley blvd. Wooded ideal
for large home, OWNER, ST. 3-
53t1. ewes, OIL 4-b574. 90
Evening star., 1956-01-20
BOATS

KERMATH SEA CUB, 25 h.p., 3,4Oo
elbow, new condition; installed
Sept. 10: retired Oct. for larger
engine Price. s375. CAN cuNNEY'
IA, T-s455, ga
FISHING PARTY BOAT, Carol Ann,
42xI0h-ft with best equip; Chrys
marine with Red Or ROBERT 9;
RUARK, Cambridge, RID. .. 20s
outboard. Prefer With sail. sP. A.
CORRECT CRAFT 1859 l7-ft. run
about; I12-h.p. Gray marine en-
gine; located at occoauan, Va.
Gypsy 4-3S7l. -22
WANTED-I4-f6 II. outboard. with
motor and trailer: have S-strAnd
appraisal S525. Call 10. 7-ld2o.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

BEACH. VA.-Lge.. conf
2-story house; cor lot, 150-ft
frontage; 160-ft. deep: year-round
home. Can be used for rQominl
house or 3 apis. For info, cal
Capitol 4130s0. or write Box 427
Colonial Beach Va. "a
STEUART LEVEL-A planned com
munity Of Early American homes
SI1.50O. FILA. CT or Conventions
terms. 20 mi. from wash, mi
Annapolis on PA. adiae. TO schools
churches. transp. and compL water
front recreation at Beverly, Mayo
Triton, Woodland and various othei
beaches on Chesapeake Bay and 8
River. 2-bedroom homes. expanst-
bic. attics, h.-v.h.. plastered walls
how'd. is. tiled baths; h-scre lots
paved streets. concrete cutters ant
driyeways. NSA employees. Fron
Ft. Meade. Annapolis I'd. to Route
30l, turn right. 20 2 miles TO ROUTE
214. left on 2l4, miles to Steuart
Level and model homes. Open daily
and Sunday. Colonial 3-7016. "a
Evening star., 1956-01-20
AUToMoTIvE MIsc.

BEAR FRONT END and frame ma.
s6aa sa1Sas M4S: i.s%s NJ S.,r1i.S 1isSst t.ssssi ssr
GOOD USED AUTO PARTS for most
cars. Bumpers, tires, radios, auto
matte transmission, power steering
units for Ford. etc. 81 Ford
convertible ali or part. 40 Dodge
coupe, passed inspection. r. and h.;
&75. Call OIL. 4-9733 during day,
WI. 6-6357 ewes. -22
Evening star., 1956-01-20
STORES FOR RENT

PRIME-RETAIL LOCATION, heart
OF downtown. Terrific foot trafie
Rental $3.50 per mo. Size limited
Box 229-0. Star. 30
STORE, 4407 Bowen I'd. Sc. Long
Jesse. Lot In rear Suitable soda
iohntain. Many others. LU. 2-e6s2.
LU 4-2e26. 30
STORE OR SHOP; hwy. corner loea-
tion. suitable. TV appliance or
ssy ssyryoSp' oy a.ISii Ipnfhi Ese'' OF 4-7sss rs
BETHESDA, s002 WIS. AvE.-Nice
modern store, air conditioned. heat
and ianiter service furnished. GEO.
w, RoBERTSoN. 1886 Wis. ave.
BUSY TRANSFER POINT, cor. Ca.
and Kennedy. store has had yewei-
sr. and matchmaker for 20 ,yrs,
sToRE Ha s1Soss ToR RENT IN REAR. 1888
T., rear oi 5bs6 8. Dakota ave; ne
sTFooRE -IE HSp APT, s41o l4th lo at.
n.w.-Busy side OF street; excel. for
any bus. ia. 9-3940. ~. 7-6si6.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE. 61s s.h
r.. with $500 e.. OF store space;
new modern 40-ft. front; loadtng
facilities and elevator. Apply Mr..
BROWN. lli5 II st. ne, or call
1871 q ST. NV, 27xi00; will lease
and improve or sell 70 responsible
tenant. AID. 47o71. Mr.. BROWN
SILVER sPRING-21-ft. front, Is
II. deep: pvt law; air-cond.; 2
doors of Georgia; asking $3.50 per
mo. BEERS BROS, JU. 0-06l0.
GROCERY DELICATEssEN - Fully
equip Some stock on hand, in
Alex. Reas rent. Ov. 3-5e5s. --22
Soil 18th ST. N.W.--Store l5x5a.
In good busy location; exeelient for
any business; S1o0. RA. 3-52ss.
sIe7 GRANT ST. N.E.-Adjaccnt to
Strand Theater in thickly populated
coiored neighborhood. DI. 7-bDg5.
Evening star., 1956-01-20

ABOUT 440 ACRES Of land. with q
frontage OF about ! mile on the
Potomac River mostly wooded. with
good beach and fresh-water lake.
situated on the west shore OF the
Potomac here about miles wide
and about 65 miles from the White
but unimproved. Price, $4,000.
LOUIS p, SHOEMAKER. 1919 X
st. NV, MA. S-1l86.
Evening star., 1956-01-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

RETREAT - Madison
eastern slope Old Rag Mountain
elevation. trout pond. trail. Fol
substantial family: value, insur-
ance. pleasure. Colonial 3-70l6 Of
write to LEVEL REALTY. Edge
water, Nd, ga