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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

SALE BY OWNER-cozy rambler;
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm. screened-in porch,
Kitchen and bath. z-acre lot,
paved driveway. Excellent condi-
tion. owner moving to Pennsyl-
yania. .Sl2, 900. low down payment.
216 Thor drive, Falls Church, JE.
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AHL.1 S.--3-bedrm. brick rambler,
all newly dec; blk, to grade
and high schools. full bsmt., fully
SSbP an 81 m Prieed D SIS cd Sio ms s.
eral terms. Call for appt. bust
ness hrs, IA. 8-3366: ewes. and
week ends, KE. 6-S312. INSUR.
ANCE a. REALTY ASSOC, INC
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ARLINGTON BIG VALUE! Large g.
bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler of
mod. design, built 1859: out-of-
ground rec. rm. with firepl.: lge.
wooded lot near Lee hwy. and
Kirkwood: 10 min. to downtown
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ALSO a ACRES
OLNEY, MD ACRES
NORBROOK ESTATES
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BLUE RIDGE MTS.

SHENANDOAH RETREAT country
club; 2 cabins: one, $4,000: one,
$4,000: must sell, make an offer.
Call C1. 6-411n
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bedTm, rambler. full bsmt SCI
pch. fenced yd twell shrubbedl
shade trees: on quiet circle, Sib,
z6O Call MI b.gbdg
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
70 uUf1 -OIu So. OptH 20.
lRI.INGTON RIG VAT.IIRi Large

spacious lot with trees. Out Lee
hwy. left on NottinGham, right
IN RNAG Oard ct .lnnn %
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Observation-Disclosures. 3.bedTm- bric

rambler, 26xI5 liv. rm. with fire-
place, 2 bedrms, twin-size tile
bath. cleo. range, Bendix combi-
nation washer and !. drier. kit
exhaust fan, disposal. Abriek patio;
hz-acre HANDICAPPED lot: close to
schools. churches, shopping CEN
ters and transp. Please call. jE.
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Herndon, Va, 74s-J-l.
MT: yERNoN BLVD. AREA, 2

min. to D. c.-Owner transferred;
must sell or rent; cow. located
house in ! week: 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 30-ft. liv. rm.: huge scr.
porch: workshop and extra stor-
age area; lge. wooded lot are iust
q few Of the many fine features
offered, will sell at S26 300. or
rent At $500 mo: interesting OPP
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT, Real
Estate, so. 5-52O0: week ends and
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YATES GARDENs-chance in a
lifetime sale REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE Immediate occu-
pancy. 3 spacious twin size" bed
rms with extra cloSets. ga
baths, fruit wood" kitchen cabi-
nets plus built-in oven, dishwasher
and disposal Colonial dining rm.
with EARLY AMERICAN BAY
WINDOW; full bsmt. l5x22-ft. liv.
rm and fireplace. i9.05O--terms.
3. @. GERAcHIs CO, JE. 2-23i4.
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S1I.95O - DO-IT-YOURSELFER
5000 down and sos mo, Ceiling
to-fioor picture window, , bedrms.
down plus stairway to expandable
attic. Gift. liv. rm. with fireplace.
9 years old. Immediate occupancy.
Don't wait on this one. Must be
sold s. G. GERACHIS CO.. JE. p
cafA
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Arfax Realty, JE. $4,000
BRK. RAMBLER
All G-E Kitchen
$3.50 DIN.
Carts. & Majors

Set perfectly in q beaut. frame
OF tall shade trees, this lovely 3
yr.-old rambler; LIST time offered
for this low price. Nice large liv.
rm., huge din. area: kit. incls.
dishwasher and disposal: 3 large
bedrooms. colored tile bath; full day
light bsmt.. perfect for rec. rm.
Ideally located for military. in the
most popular section OF Falls
Ghnurcn; cony, to schools. bus,
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Owner s sssrifics Ice. lot; hi.h
Chester Gap: altitude about 1000
IT magnificent mt. view: health
giving air: pure spring water:
within IS mi. Washington; excel
lent I'd: electricity. Total price.
Soa5 cash or terms. See Mr.. BILL
O'GRADY. Blue Ridge Mt. Estate,
Route go. 4 mi south Of Front
Ptysl, adjoining U. s. Remount
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a. ARL.-Brick colonial few min.

n. ARL.-Brick Colonial, few min
utes Pentagon. d. c., close TO all
activities. community pool 3 bed
rms. "a tiled baths full bsmt
with rec. rm. lge. kit with nook
picture window. liy. rm. with
firepl. Ice. pine-paneled screen
porch. attached garage sundeek
overhead. Storm windows, carpet
trees galore: yard fenced Just re-
decorated In and out Assume low
4i5os CT. Price. S22.2b0 Call
OWNER. KE. 6-s0l6. 2454 N
Jefierson. 20
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
N. BR sEAtNSH6gpV; Y4j ST.

Assume AZ CT or FHA-Fully
redec.; brick, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm.. kit, tiled bath, full
bsmt. with nearly finished rec. rm. I:
oil heat; under S76 year: superb
condition throughout: mr.. shop
ping; ao transp., school, theater;
AGENTS. ia. s-3l46.
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N. ARLINGTON - See this FIVE
BEDRM., 3l7-BATH all-brick con-
stryetion. Rec. rm;s garsge. fenced
many terrific textures such as
separate breakfast nm. screened
side porch. level lot. close-in lc-
cation. Bus at door. Price sos
$50. Owner anxious for OFFER
Write your own ticket. MORELL
REALTY, INC. ia. 5-3704; after
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TNDIyTDTATT,Y DEsIGNED honses

at lower cost. Located on beauti-
fully wooded. gently slipping, p
between Annandale and Fairfax,
Va. We are starting 2 ramblers
In $4,000 price range next week.
We can supervise several more
houses for the same total SUPER
vision cost Bring your plans TO us
and let us show you how reason
ably We can build for you. School
" mile away. Call MR.. BURNS,
JE. 3-9S90. or MR.. DENNIS, JE.
4.7hS3 anv time
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HOUSES FOR SAILE-vA.

BUDGET BUY; only
Owner has taken exc
this 3-bedroom HON
priced at $4,000. c.
Church location.
large rear screened l
mer comfort. Avail
mediate occupancy.
ArfaX Realty.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WHITE SOCIAL CLUB desires to
lease 1900 to 1000 50. IT. Of
space with 2 restrooms; will sign
lease: Al refs; have leased
present quarters approx. 5 years.
Call MR.. REILLY. 10. 1854 or
Mr.. KETCHuM. VIII 6-93ll.
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ARL.-F. CHI. FAIRFAX
IF-IFIF

You want q rambler with 8 bed
rooms or 2 bedrooms and den.
center-hall plan, cheerful livins
room with fireplace. finished rec
ment. on fenced-in. beautifully
wooded lot, in convenient, close-in
location which is only 2 blocks to
fast bus service, 2 blocks TO shop
ping center, 2 blocks to school and
churches, and community SWIM
ming pool within an easy walking
distance; for only S1S,950. Your
opportunity is now knocking. Can
be purchased on CT. FHA or other
terms. Reach for the phone. dial
ia. 7-6660 and ask for appoint-
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! .BkDkOOM HOUSE,, conv. to z
iirepl., dining area; equip. kit.
with auto. washer. drier, dish
washer. and eating space: ade-
quate closets and storage: N-acre
level lot. fenced yard. 1mmed.
occupancy. may assume AZ Gil
loan. Payments $62.67 monthly.
prefer balance in cash. BY
OWNER. 920 Holloway I'd Cast
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

SILVER SPRING AND WOODMOOR
SHOPPING CENTER-Single, dou-
Bile or multiple. CHESTER KEL-
LER, RealtOr, JU. 5-710O.
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4516-18 LEE HIGHWAY

Most direct and closest shopping
center to new higher-priced homes
now being occupied in the area Of
part basement. Will divide or en-
large Paved parking for 1875, with
additional unpaved parking. Suit
able for grocery delicatessen. yard
goods. sporting goods, lamps and
shades, shoes, cameras or others ca
tering mostly to women. This is q
good location nov, it's purchasing
power is growing every day. Go see
w. MONTGOMERY, 1850 Lee
hwy. for drive through the
homes and apis. on all four sides
of the shopping center. Call IA.
2-S0S0. Full commission to brokers.
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&. ARLINGTON-owner leaving
brick rambler: 3 bedrms., full
basement. firepl, fiagstone patio,
ia baths: many extras: large.
Handicapped lot: on little-traveled
street; near all schools. $4,000
JF 3-eSn3
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ARL. n, Lyon Park, mr. Fort Myer
Districts bedrms.. lse. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., baths: bsmt !;
gar.; financing avail: $4,000.
ia 7-2945
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Total S17,250
GOTHAM
HOUSES TO BUILD

REALTY. INC,
924 W. Broad JE. 2-73OC
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st. AIMS Parish

A home big enough to accom-
modate the most active family;
throughout; S-bedroom. ail-brick
rambler with . baths. full base
ment with outside entrance. 24-ft.
living room with fireplace, 1bxl5
kitchen. It's our exclusive and we
thoroughly enjoy showing IT, Let
US show 1t to you. Only S2S,950.
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RIcHMnNn--Home for sale

HIIHWUNU-HUlIt IUI saIt VI
trsds iur 5ssr, Or md gnT nsth S
rn. din. rm. and kit Once or
sales rm. attached full bsmts
now equipped for bakery. Zone
ideal for home or business Of any
kind. Write @ r. BOLT, -64l2
Broad Rock I'd Richmond. Va
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4 BEDRMs., 3 BATHS
S Bedrms., Den, S1s Baths
Now Hear This

This Ia the commander OF 400
Graham Court. Falls Church speak
bier with Z bedrms', din, kit. and
bath. Price Si2,h0O. down pay
ment about $500 FILA. Approx
SSb per month will handle Cali
Mr.. BELCASTRO, weekdays, MA.
$4,000, Sat. and Sun. JE. 4-13aA
Directions: out Rte, 50 pass
z Corners to Graham I'd. right TO
Graham Court. left TO 4O2
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VIENNA woops-Ry. .oWNER. 9

VIENNA, VA.-Three-bedrm. full.
bsmt rambler fenced Handicapped
lot. Assume 4aet Oh loan price
S14,b0O, $3.50 down BY OWNER,
IA h.9bSn
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LEASE, NE. SECT. D.C.-.0OO IT.
or more; 1-story bldg, drive lin
door: enclosed I'd. BIO. siding
or add to existing bldgs. to suit
tenant. HE. 4-SS6S.
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ARL., My OWNER. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler; fireplace; IL tall
trees; lge. yd,, panel rec. rm., .
baths; de luxe kit. walk-out
bsmt.. patio under screened porch;
? blocks good transp.. park. elem
S24, $50. 2433 N, Rockingham st.
lie A.9So1 Omen Sun n.R
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

10000 TO 10000 SO, TT, imme-
diate occupancy, In Arl, or Alex
area. Call ia. S-2i24, NEWTON
TRANSF Err.
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ARLINGTON. S.-Attractive 4-bed-
room, 3-hath home; walking dis
lance Pentagon; separate dining
room, full basement: fenced shady
yard: near county playground,
school, shopping; $4,000. OF.
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ARL., N.-Country club area; as
sumo CT loan: 3 bedrms., sep.
din. rm.. equipped kit. full bsmt. +:
S1S.500 By OWNER, KE 6-S0t7.
ARL., n, ASHTON HEIGHTS-
mi. Pentagon: 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial: Ia baths. full attic and
bSmt., nm. rec. rm., scr. pch.,
gar; FLA appraised. corner lot,
many trees, flowers; mr. churches.
schools; S21,750. OWNER. IA.
5-9402.
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ARL. NO.-OWNER. M. Hecht's.
din. sH.. l. r. with fir S' I Ice.
foyer, closets. ser. porch: fenced
yd.; full bsmt.: attached garage;
End A.: . h.r., closets. bath. Rent,
$95 mo; Excel; financing, $1,000
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$3.50 down
client care Of
}, realistically
nVenient Falls
Fenced yard;
orch for sum-
able for i'm
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THE GOLDEN YEARS
Pros ond Cons Listed
For Referees Moving.

stranger And if you've got .
tie ON. you're rich.
3. At home you know what
the problems are-and how to
dodge Or solve them. The heat.
the cold, the rain. the billiards.
the insects. the crooks, the bill
collectors, the bores- whatever
IL Is your home town has you
have learned to live with
it. But in a strange town |.
when 1t thunders or something
weird crawls over the floors at
night? And then there Is
trouble. AT home you know
where a hospital is in a hurry.
how to callspolice, whom to call
when your wife is sick. where
to borrow $40. But somewhere
else? .&a 3
4. If you move when you
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retire, you probably can't come
back. Your housing has been
disposed Of. So have the
household treasures Of your
lifetime. unless you have more
money for moving costs than
most people have. A way Of
life. IS years in the making.
goes when you 90. And not to
the same place.
Whatever you decide. my best
advice to you--apart from
making UP your own minds
to hedge on your bet. II you
decide to stay. travel far and
wide for q few months. If you
decide to move. rent--don't sell
Your house and possessions
for at least a year.
tcopyright 1857. General Features
Cofpl
The Golden Years Appears Eoeh
Wednesday, -
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attacks which the doctor said
were due to blood clots.
l haven't been able to get
him to a doctor for a long time
now. He says there's no use. !
don't know q anything about
sickness and don't know what
to expect. Will you describe the
condition in your column.
Sincerely, Mrs. N. M.
/ P.S. Do these patients become
unreasonable and hard to live
with? 4.
4 Supreme Test i
Chronic. painful illness is
one of the supreme tests of
fortitude and good nature. If
you can put yourself in your
husbands place, you will know,
that he. carries an. hourly burd-.
en- of trying discomfort. Illness
is no excuse for Ill nature. New
ertheless, If the sick cannot
find sympathy and understand
ing in the heart of their own
family, they go to pieces months
and years before their time.
Therefore, Mrs. N. M. try
to put up with his complaints
talthough I know it is a trial
and burden for you, too).
/ AS for his illness itself.
From way back here" I would
guess that he is suffering from
arteriosclerosis Of his leg ar
teries. We call this pain syn
drome, after exertion, Inter
mittent claudication."
I AS for the clots in his AFTER
les / presume. your husband
had two attacks of coronary
thrombosis.
l cannot. at this time, out
line for you the treatment of
Observation-Disclosures of the
legs or the heart. / think 1t is
evident that the only possible
hope for improvement in your
husbands illness is regular
visits to his physician.
Although intermittent clau-
dication can be a stubborn
and unyielding symptom, mod
ern medicine and surgery often
have much to offer in ALLEVIATE
ing or overcoming it. AS for
the coronary condition: every
patient with a history of cor
onary thrombosis should have
periodic examinations by his
doctor. / hope you can con-
vince your husband to make an
appointment.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
| Tomorrow: Patience is inyoIuobIe
duTlno conVoleScenSa
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BY THOMAS COLLINS

How do you q e eide a
businessman wants to- know,
whether to stay where you
are or move away when you
retire?"
His name is Rob erlt y.
Schroeder. and he win retire on
September 1; 1858. Mama and
Z have worked out most Of the
other problems" he says. but
every time we start discussing
where wen live we run into a
dead end. Good and bad are
on both sides. Can you give
us some advice that is practi-
CALI"
The best practical advice you
can get is to make the decision
alone without any influence
from friends or neighbors. A
neighbor. without the courage
to get outside the city limits
will tell you a hundred good
reasons to stay away from the
palm trees. An old friend who
retired to q Colorado noun
tainside will urge syou+to follow
him, because he wants some
body to keep him company.
They mean no harm. It's Just
the nature of people. 81 "
So. taking your own counsel,
apply, the following eight points
to your circumstances. And
you'll come up.with q nanswer.
The Eros
/. II your friends and social
life are tied up with your bust
ness and your job, and you
want to stay because you don't
want to lose them, move. You
can't keep them after you re-
tire. They'll rush on In their
same busy way, and you will
watch from the sidelines. And
you may grow bitter. r
2. If you cannot maintain a
standard Of living your friends
expect, move. You can't be
apologizing the rest OF your
life for your shiny pants and
old car, or for declining inri-
tations to see shows and play
golf.
8. If the loss of your posi-
ton. the Importance and pres
tige that went with it are going
to gnaw away at your pride.
move. There are a thousand
little towns that still think d
city man with a pension is inn
portant.
4. If you just want to, move.
The Lord knows you've earned
lit by staying alive and work.
ing until SIS. It's q reward
that's yours for the taking.
The Cons
/. Friends will not be easy
to make in a strange place.
Cities in Arizona, California
and Florida will try to help you
But your new acquaintance
will not be the. comfort or the
reassufal1ce Of the faces back
on the street wIere you lived.
p. The cost of things In A
Strange. place viii Worry fo,i.
The cost of h6psih and Ilaxes
YOU can ,detor1HiIf1 ii advXnee,
But s0ulii Rave "a dlsc0S WAR
all the little things cost |: !. !.
things like yogurt. linament,
and rheumatism pills. At
home, If the carburetor on your
car breaks, you know a fellow
around the corner who'll Ak It
for 81. If you get sick, Old
Doc Smith will charge you SIS
for a call as he always has.
In a strange town. you're a
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Diabetes Benefit by Exchange Diet
By DR.. PETER J sTEINcRoHN

When an unsuspecting per-
son walks into his doctors
Office apparently well, and
walks out with the Label
"diabetic" there is, a psyche
logical, as well as a physical
trauma. The suddenness of il
can sometimes be very depress-
ing and distressing. I suppose
that goes for any major illness
Therefore, l believe it will be OF
interest to many new" dia-
betics to read the following
letter received this past week
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Sew
eral weeks ago a writer to
your column mentioned that
her husband who was a dia-
bette found diet and regimen
tation unpleasant.
Being diabetic for nine
years l felt the same until
moved to the Washington
area and found a new doc
tor. He gave me a diet
pamphlet that can be pur-
chased from the American
Dietetic Association, Inc. In
that diet you can exchange
foods for like equivalents.
which Is much more cOnduc-
i've to enjoyable eating. The
associations address is go
N. Michigan avenue, Chicago,
ILL.,, or l East FOrty-fifth
street, New York II, N. Y.
The price Of the pamphlet
can't be more than so cents.
Also l purchased a biOg-
raphy written by young
man who found that being a
diabetie was not the worst
disease one can have. The
book is written in a very
humorous vein, every page a
chuckle-prOducer. Its title
is "ShOOt That Needle
Straight" but the authors
name escapes me. 1 gave my
copy to the public library.
Every diabetic should read ii.
Sincerely, Mrs. c. c. NJ.
Hardening Of Arteries
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Will
you please write on hardening
Of the arteries? My husband
was told more than 10 years
ago that he had it in his legs
He can hardly walk and has
been that way long time. He
can't walk a block and has to
sit down Immediately after
climbing a flight of stairs. He
has had two very bad heart
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Tomorrow: Patience is Invaluable
during eonvolescense.
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The Golden Years Appears Eaeh
Wednesday,
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LAST FOUR DAYS Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday
Mayors sixty Fourth year-end
G. Z a r. a II G Of
LIFETIME FURNITURE
dining room

l Now
ThomosviIe china cobnet swirl mohoq "a.
ThomosviIe Jr. eredenzo buffet mohoe.------l36 &c.
Wllet transitional cherry dining eroup--------788 $685.
deond2
Drexel mahogany extension tobe-------------lll S.
Sigh solid maple blond group -------------359 u.s.
l dop-eo extension sobe,4 side ehoin.
Sigh classic Provincial group ------------l 49, $780,
1 srMdo hovoe s.tobe, serieea
1 2ormh hairs
Brandt dropIeof tobIes mohog exension------ IT, 49,
American French Prov dinette sets----------o8 49,
/ e-boekeh hairs
1 Hylon mohog. contemporary 58l 34o
Buffet breofron chino. q
Morgonton mahogany and yew wood 62in
,three-door credenzo buffet -------24o 49,
DrexeI cosuoltone mahogany round front
china cabinet &c.
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Decoration Contest
Winners Named

Award winners in the annual
Christmas decoration contest
sponsored by the Beverly Hills
Women's Club in Alexandria.
Va, have been announced
by Mrs. Wilbur A. Schmidt.
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gettings,
35ll Old Dominion boulevard,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Iregor. BIO Beverley drive, won
home decorations awards.
Doorway display awards we're
made to Col. and Mrs. Paul
Cooley, 34ll Alabama avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Seigle,
1907 Cameron Mills road, and
Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Will
son, SIS North Overlook drive.
Capt. and Mrs. H. A. Corcorar
TOO South Overlook drive, won
the window award.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Edward p.
Downing. 3402 Old Dominion
boulevard. and Mr.. and Mrs
F. J. Weber. sos South Over
look drive, won prizes in the
sacred decorations category.
Oval drive was chosen as the
best decorated street.
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been struck by the American adj
diction to sweets. In Belgium,
even sweet potatoes are I'M
known.
Another oddly, to the visitor,
is American liking for corn.
I'm Belgium. we give it to the
Chickens he said.
Mr.. Herreweghe said America
also gave him another taste of
something new - his first I'M
chaperoned date. In Belgium,
young men don't date alone until
III. In his family. he added,
they don't marry till rs.
Remembers Air Raids
In Bruges he has three sisters
and two brothers. His father,
an engineer. spent part of the
war in a Nazi concentration
camp, and after escaping-on
Christmas Day-worked for the
allies in the underground.
Edouard remembers spending
the nights in the cellar for five
years because of air raids.
Edouard and fellow crewmen
on another mineSweeper won
decorations for reScuing the
Grew of a sinking German mer-
chant vessel off Iceland last
spring-an interesting reversal
of fate. he thinks.
Edouard's mother and aunt
run the family hotel where he
expects to stake out his career
soon. The family got to know
Mrs. Beard because she has
stayed there frequently.
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Democratic registration, voted
Republican for all major Offices
lin 1856.
Mr.. Landlord, Annapolis at
torney who made the best show.
ing of a Democrat, lost to VIII
liam B. Prendergast. Republican
candidate and former Naval
Academy professor. by S65 votes
I-2l,S09 to 20.944. But he car
ried strong enough majorities in
the districts other five counties
to win his second term.
Warns on Anne Arundel
He said the purpose of his
letter was to sound out sentiment
as to how many other Democrats
might feel as he did. II don't
want to set myself up as any
kind Of kingmaker,' Mr.. Lank-
ford said. But our party has to
do something. In 1858 we have
to come up with a slate of can
didates that captures the mag
Iination."
He said he was afraid of the
same thing happening to Demo-
Gratis in Anne Arundel that had
Ihappene dearlier in Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
There are a lot Of new people
moving into Anne Arunrel end
their interests are being ignored,
he said.
When this happened in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges, he
said, "the people made the Only
revolt they could make-to vote
Republican.