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, 1952-01-17
Argument Ends in
Shooting al Estote
Rust 81 Twist

Raymond Peters is alleged
to have shot Joseph Archibald,
his brother-in-laW, on Tuesday
afternoon following an argu-
ment caused by a dispute be
tween the children Of both.
According to the story told
Police, Peters heard his chill
dren screaming and investi-
gated to find his sisters
children involved. An argu-
ment followed and Archibald
is reported to have thrown a
stone; Peters threw one back
and rushed to his home re-
turned with a IS gauge shot
gun in time as Archibald re-
portedly picked up another.
He fired a charge Of buckshots
striking him IN several parts
of his leg.
Archibald was taken to the
hospital and an operation per-
formed to remove the shots.
Sergeant Plaskett arrested
Peters and a charge Of assault
,vith irtant to kill placed.
AGAINST him. Bail was set at
$500.
, 1952-01-17

reads: Senator Butler has
condemned us, without trial,
Of being lazy, indolent nom
progressive and Of weak moral
fibre. The record shows that
we are willing and capable,
but submerged in economic
problems that have kept our
masses in a state of malnutri-
ton"
Chairman Bentsen ruled
that Mr.. Rohlsen read from
The record
The audience was generally
impressed with Chairman
Bentsen; his statements and
rulings seem impartial. At
times he made references to
his own state in an attempt
to convince his audience that
Congress is mindful of the
Virgin Islands, and noted the
fact that there is an important
piece of legislation affecting
his own state demanding his
presence but that he felt the
legislation affecting these Is
lands Of sufficient Importance
to give it his attention. He as
sured his hearers that the
Islands are not forgotten.
Hearings Start On Schedule
AT the appointed hour 100
pm. the hearings started. The
first witness was the Hon.
Alva McFarlane, Chairman Of
the Legislative Assembly, who
read a brief and was asked
many questions. He was fol-
lowed BY Hon. Cyprian Gar
Continued on page a
, 1952-01-17
Hundreds Attend Congressional
Hearing at GoOerment House

Hearings BY the subcommittee Of the Interior and In
sular Committee Affairs on the proposed new Organic Act
for the Virgin Islands were held in the Municipal Council
Hall at Government House in Chrstiansted yesterday. Hun
dreds gathered to watch the proceedings including the
, 1952-01-17

sular Committee Affairs on t
for the Virgin Islands were |
Hall at Government House in
dreds gathered to watch Il
students Of the senior classes
of both the Christiansted High
School and the st. Mays
School.
The hero Of the days pro-
ceedings was undoubtedly the
Hon. Henry E, Rohlsen, Mem
ber-at-Large, who presented
such an excellent brief, re-
piled to every question put to
him, and had ready references
to almost anything that was
thrown at him-and most Of
the members seem to have had
something to ask him
Councilman Rohlsen's pre-
sentation was SO impressive
that Chairman Bentsen asked
him if he had prepared the
brief himself Or did he have
help or was it some organiza-
ton? TO which Mi. Rohlsen
replied that he prepared it
himself. He then asked what
was his educational back
ground and was surprised to
know that it was the 9th
grade. The chairman and
other members joined in COM
mending him.
Congressman Miller Protests
Scanning q copy Of Mr.. Rohl
sens brief in advance Con-
gresham Miller asked that the
Chairman have q paragraph
which made reference to q
statement by Senator Butler
stricken out. He argued that
no criticism Of a member Of
the Senate should be permit
ted. Congressman Asphalt Of.
Colorado quickly came to Mr.
Rohlsen's defense and sug-
gested that the name be
stricken but that he saw mo-
thing wrong with the rest Of
the paragraph, But again Pr.
Miller insisted that it be
stricken out. The paragraph
, 1952-01-17
PUBLICATION OF
COUNCILMAN RoHLSEN'S
BRIEF BEGINS

Publication Of the brief by
Hon. Henry 3. Rohlsen, will
begin in tomorrow's issue Of
, 1952-01-17

the Avis.
This brief will undoubtedly
rs cf interest to readers.
, 1952-01-17

Freedom is part Of the fabric of peace, and last year saw important
progress towards independence by NOn-Self Governing territories.
independence came to Libya last December, the first nation to
achieve sovereignty through direct action by the United Nations.
Above Ccenterl is the Amir of Cyrenaica King Edris the Firstl,
who proclaimed the independence ofsthe former Italian colony on
Evening star., 1952-05-28
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His speech was overly long"
Most good authorities regard "over-
ly" as dialectal. We should not use
it in the meaning of excessively;
too; very" Better say: His speech
was too long; he is excessively
polite; she is very temperamental.
st seldom ever see her; I seldom
or ever have a headache" Both
seldom ever" and seldom or ever"
are described as illiterate. Better
say: hardly ever see her; I seldom
have a headache; injustice seldom
if ever is tolerated.
."She's a Saleslady at Blanks
jewelry store" Would one ever
speak of "salesgentleman"? The
term woman is as respectable in
every way as man, child, boy, girl.
Avoid all such expressions as
"saleslady, lady friend. lady doctor,
lady lawyer, lady customer, lady
professor.
'That was all the farther We
could CO." Better say: That was
as far as we could go.
"It is alright for you to CO." The
forms alright. alright, albright"
are not good usage. All right
should always be spelled as two
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Natures Children By li'io" Co. Athsy

made are long knife Sits that must
be cleaned and stitches taken. The
eel does not appear to be eager for
food or blood.
The morays. young and old are
fighters. None have food value.
They have dark, strongly marked
thick, leathery skin. The spearing
of these giants is considered rare
sport. Some of those daring to
come to grips with the giants have
had terrifying experience beneath
the waters of the Pacific. An eel
10 feet long is formidable to look at
even from a safe distance.
The experienced diver aims for
the cells head sinking the spear
squarely through it. But, this does
not mean the eel is done for. 1t
appears to wait until the shock has
passed then it decides to retaliate.
Not too much is known about the
life habits of these fierce fighters.
Small fish scamper out OF reach.
Active reef fishes appear to know
this enemy is to be avoided and
their clever lodging shows they
prefer to keep out Of harms way.
At an aquarium you can get .
definite picture of the terror who
can crush an arm or leg with one
strike. The morays are eels to lee
alone.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Giant Moray Eel.

Meeting a giant moray eel is a
narrowing experience. These eels
Iinhabit tropical and subtropical
waters, and are especially numer-
GUS in the crevices of coral reefs,
Many of the species reach great
size. All are voracious and ready
to fight. They appear to be clad
in impregnable armor. The jaws
are armed with sharp, knife-like
teeth.
Natives speear these eels. Their
equipment is simple, a face mask
and a 6-feot steel rod barbed at
one end with a spear and a rubber
sling for shooting it.
Instead of trying to hide like the
common eel, morays appear to have
"a secret hate for humans and go
after them with mouth open to
crush arm or leg If they can.
The eel rears high out OF the
water and strikes downward as a
snake strikes. It's foo-long mouth
lis filled with inch-long deadly sharp
teeth. One strike appears to satisfy
the fighter and he opens his mouth
to release the victim. The wounds
Evening star., 1952-06-10
T axe Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

words: 1t is all right for you to
go; he found it to be all right.
"I wish he could of come" Avoid
all such expressions as could of,
may of, should of, might of, would
Of" Better say: Could have, may
have, should have, might have,
would have.
1.-The war ended in nineteen and
forty-five." This error becomes
apparent when we realize that nine
teen and forty-f1ve (19 and 45) total
sixty-four. Better say: The war
ended in nineteen hundred and
forty-five. Also permissible: In
nineteen forty-five.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Contract Bridoe
washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1852

NontroCt orld9e
BY EosIey BIockwood
Listen, Muzzy," yelled Mr.. Cham
pion, before you signal to show
strength in suit, you've got to be
sure you can spare the card you
signal with"
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
CMr. Dale)
A842
01043
1AK75
&A54
EAST WEST
Mr. Champion) CMr. Muzzy)
AKJ1097 AQ3
0KQJ5 V9872
o86 o932
%106 %QJ87
SOUTH
(Mrs. Keen)
AA65
2A6
uQJ104
&K932
The bidding:
South West North East
1d,m'd spade 3d'm'ds Pass
SNT All pass
Mr.. Champion was both right and
wrong. He was right in what he
said about signaling. He was wrong
50 think it did any good to tell MIR.
MuzZy.
This is what brought on the dis
cussion. Mr.. Champion opened the
king of hearts against Mrs. Keen's
three no-trump contract. Mr.. MuZ-
Zy, who currently has a craze on
the subject of signals, showed proper
enthusiasm by playing his eight
spot. Correct SO far.
Mrs. Keen ducked the first trick
but had to win the heart continual
ton. She had only eight winners
and the club suit was the only pos
sible place to try to develop a ninth
one.
Before starting on the clubs, how
ever, she decided to run her four
diamond tricks to give the enemy a.
chance to err in discarding. An ex-
cellent decision.
Mr.. Champion had to make two
discardS. He chose the nine and
seven Of spades, cards he could well
afford to let go. Mr.. Muzzy had to
make just one discard, but he made
1t count-for the opposition. On the
fourth diamond lead he played the
eight of clubs.
This accomplished two things. It
told Mr.. Champion he could safely
lead a club-and it gave Mrs. Keen
her contract.
All Mrs. Keen had to do now was
TO lay down the ace. king and an
other club. Mr.. Muzzy won the
third round with the queen and the
defenders the neglected two more
heart tricks. But after that they
were through.
If Mr.. Muzzy had held all his
clubs, the contract would have been
hopeless. Signals are valuable, but
they're no good when they lose a
trick.
(copyright. 1852. General Features corp.)
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Word Come
Find q or more words in


F1nu II OF more WORDS III
Reel Sc,
meaning, "a hermit. monk" Aver
age is Is; limit, 20 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats,
cats" are not used. Only one form of Q
word Is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Answer to EMPIRES.

emir. mere, miser, mire, peers. piers
prime. prism. prim, prizes, premise, ripe
rise, rtne, seer. seep, StmpeE, spire. spree
sperm, apier.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DEFENSE HGTs.--6-rm. brk. rambler:
5oaN fs'ie 'ff ssSq VIZ Rlsose 7sS5o Ess
GREEN MEADows-6-rm. Colonial;
H, JOHNSON. WA. 7-5O50. go
IN IN siT. SIiss s. fs7SS 03S RrSsfS SsiS
M! 1EvEsTMENI sHhVRFEr CO scHooLssss5o RA s2sse;
will buy a redecorated 2.bedrm
bungalow. on fenced. level lot; oil
heat, detached garage; 81. 300 down.
$43 2 month. Cali today. WA.
GG1o39oeoss eso. EoRERT ROBERT 8; DAVIS 8 &
rWo y!'ts' YRS. rs. OLD. bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., equipped kit, gas heat.
$1,000, So. 800 down, assume
$4,000 4To trust; $5S mo. pays
everything. LOUIS MILLER. Realtor,
UN. 4-2723; eves.. UN. 4-4256. -2S
VETS. $1,O5O down-New 3-bedroom
brick rambler. GE kitchen, rec.
room; conv. Landover Hills area.
PrsasSs6o Prass6 s12;65G 6sapr Can nt%1ss tSdss, Va. "a
COTTAGE CITY. near 1000 block
Bladensburg I'd. n.e.--Very clean
det.; 5 rms, bsmt., storm windows,
gas heat. modern bath; large fenced
rear. yard; AZ financing. Price
H;1S 5isht .ggsS .ggssSmsnss saSn only ss5 gsE
RRErrEpMAN praYTv ~
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HOUSES SAll-MD. tcone.,

CHEVY CHASE VIEW, 4117 Saul I'd;
convenient to Naval Medical Center
and Nat. Institutes Of Health; also
close to Conn: ave: bus; quality
room 24xl2, small dining room.
modern kitchen with automatic dish
washer; 2 large bedrooms and bath
up: l bedroom or study and bath
down: slate roof; beautiful corner
lot; fenced rear yard; attached ga
OWNER. OIL. 9-9245 or your broker.
KENslNGTON. by transferred owner
Sl6. $50; 3-be6Tm. brick, Ia baths,
nrepl.; NV. heat; full bsmt.; dble.
corner lot; mex. terms. LO. 5-0164.
! BEDROOMS, s14.95O. immaculate
Ez-bath bungalow with fireplace.
sxailsb!e: y a. | !. |KEss1NoEERR ER1 = CO, con
,.sEDRdoM aSi steaa' ALL-sRlCx RAMBLER mIg
In Wheaton City--With full base
ment and large landscapd lot. A
solid brick rambler with q cleaning
white Kitchen. ceramic tile bath and
spacious closets and storage space.
All floors hardwood oak; custom in
terror finished with "Flextone." the
long-life wall finish. Convenient to
schools. churches. Transportation and
shopping center Only $500 down
for vets or non-vets. Sales agent. r.
HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos N
Capitol ST.. MA. S-6O20 or 10. a.
$500 in Wheaton.
$3.50 will buy this exceptionally
clean det. one-levei home with 4
bedrms and bath; located in q quiet
and cow. section of old Kensington;
Terms to responsible party; lovely
brick patio and many large oak
trees. Call NE. S-1143 until 9
pm: J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Realtors ~
Evening star., 1952-12-26
TRAILERS

1913 SPARTAN MANOR TANDEM.
27-ft. trailer; in excel. cond.; $4,000.
Cherry Hill Trailer PIX. KE. S-23S3
30
HEETER TRAILER Satisfactory
Hill Trailer Park. Route /, Berwyn.
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
LATE MODEL USED TRAILERs-All
popular makes. Can be purchased
for S10O down and balance can be
financed through our local bank.
COLES
wa washinrton-B Baltimore Blvd, miles
north Of Laurel. Nd. Laurel 922.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
MoroRcYcLEs
COMING SOON!

The all-new Triumph 150-cc "Ter-
rier"; 4-speed transmission; 4-cycle
overhead-Ealve sgle. cylinder engine;
quiet, smooth, peppy and economi-
cal Order nowi! Supply will be
limited, ALLIED MOTORS, 100
9th st. NV, CO. 5-1496. III
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESPONSIBLE white couple to share
home. child welcome Call Adams
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

shoiee section; ehsfHN iivins Fm. Rdmetfs dinetse
lge kit. 3 bedrms. bath; stor attic:
H.s' SS VIM '01s' tS %sFFfEb fHfFHShfRs "a s'$o
BEAUTIFUL NEW 3-bedrm. house.
Silver Spring area: perfect for chill
Der month Hemlock 4-S096
ALEX, overlooking Potomac. near Mt.
Vernon blvd. mi, so. Alex: new
nicely nicely :. furn; 2-bedroom rambler;
drinking water: ALL UTILs. FURN. !;
S1s5. Phone oV. 3-5S69 -26
COLUMBIA PIKE-934 Maplewood
dr., 15 min. from Pentason; bed
T1n'.; m adsRi1 dsni new house Bendi1; g7 $l25.
NEW 3-bedrm., bsmt.. equip. kit.
La, e-51s3 or DU. 7-85as. -2s
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Brick house
on z acre; freshly rsdec:, 8 large
~. n sab esll between . and 4 81 sn.,
cHEvY CHASE - $3.50; ramblers,
$3.50: Silver spring rambler $500.
MRS PG5U1NgN1NGToN, G51g OIL. 2-2s35;
1919 POPE ST. Sc. Hillcrest; 6
fui home. WI1LouGHBY REAL
ESTATE Co. 800 Mass ave. ne,
1II2 46th PL. S.E.-S105 per mo-. /;
1-year-old corner brick; 2 bedrms
modern bath; near schools and
tTaSs9, 81; &1S5i.r 3j3S5I: ,sdrr,,
llz baths. Anchor-fenced back yard:
$3.50. AD. 4-s979 ewes. '
so: ARLINGTON. conv. to Pentagon.
S110 mo-: bedrms. and lge. sleep
ing Ing porch: gas-fired furnace: eozy
eonv t. ar area: .bonnm automatic Tashsr her
schools freouenf Gp'n one-fare iSef' bsses. Uses.
IA. 2-5057. ia. 2-4311.
10 MIN. TO PENTAGON, nr. shir-
hnEton; 2 bedrms.. semidetached;
fsparsste dining rm;, fgll bsmt; ;
ARLfSGToN-5-rm. brick b1nnealow2;
to Pentagon. JE. 4-4o7a. ~
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Near Penta-
g2nn. Modern 2-bedrm. semidet. !;
Sa5: fenced yard: Earbage disposal.
auto .rY washer, ps s53 South Harrison
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK. 2 baths:
SIS mo. Phone Tu.. a-3io7. @ss
835 HURON DR., Forest Heiehts-
Charming home, lge. liv. rm., firepl.
3 bedrms.;. splendid neighborhood
$3.50 month.
S731 Minnesota ave. n.e.--3 bedrms.
full basement. enclosed yard, close
to shopping. schools and transp.
Sis month.
Chevy Chase S101 Larry pl.-Three-
bedrm. rambler, completely equipped
kit. maids rm.. "a bath in bsmt
5000 month.
bedrm. rambler. bsmt., equipped
kit; enclosed yard; S125 month.
Call Mrs: Silver, LU. 2-35sS. PAUL
. ETONE
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BOATS

BUYING OR SELLNG-Consult Us
first largest yacht brokers In the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH.
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s.w RE. 7-4797.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western State?
DadiS Pal ., service on household 1,,Igge%N geoSNS
FORWARDING Ma 8-4252
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separate rooms: expert packing
Phone No. 7-0104 UNION STORAGE
Co. INC Established 1900
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
you BY the job or Sc hr.; 6 rms,
2-0066. 20"
MOVING SPECIALIST, any time
Short notice calls. Hrly or flat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER CO., Ii. 6-9342.
GENERAL HAULING. day or night;
reasonable rates, free estimates. Ii,
6-519l,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
2Ss
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sELF-sERvlCE GROCERY located in
Center Market City. 9Th and < sts.
large chain outfit since 1916 doing
app. $4,000 per week; immed.
occup.: reas. rent. To inspect. call
MR.. ROBBINS. DI. 7-h039. or call
MRS. SENNETT ME. S-5400. -26
ROOMING HOUSE. 1116 13th-Rent,
$500; 20 rms. (colored. 7th and 7
NV. $500. ma. S-4639.. --22
completely furnished
ABC license; sell cheap. Excel. loca-
tion. LU. l-6S07. -2S
Evening star., 1952-12-26
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

4-YEAR-OLD BRICK
Michigan PIX, near Md. line
Six bright, well-arranged
rooms; wide, covered front
porch; full bsmt., outside en-
trance. Nice lot, Anchor fence.
Priced low at @14,750. FILA
Evening star., 1952-12-26
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
STTpr1ppAN OEEICr

SUBURBAN OFFICE
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
KE. 7-1S00 TILL 8 PM.
COLORED-RlVER TERRACE-Va-
kit, oil h.-w. heat; Anchor fence;
$3.50 down. $50 monthly. DEMATA-
IT'S REALTY CO.. ST. 3-S561; ewes.
RA R-O272
Evening star., 1952-12-26
18th and X SITS. NV.
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1949 1a-ton panel; one
owner; completely reconditioned; !;
motor Just overhauled; 1896. Also
toned and guaranteed. Our close
out price, $695. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. INC, 7725 Wis. ave.
OIL. 4-610O. go
GMC 1916 dump; model 302 with
2-speed axle. S.25x20 tires and 81
yard body; $3.50, or best offer. Also
can finance. Phone WA. 7-272S;
-2S
REQ l947 1h-ton moving van; in
excellent condition: 5000 cash. LU.
2-2203, days; LU. 4-4699, ewes.
FORD 1850 F-2 sl-ton pickup; ex-
cellent condition; S795. AP. 7-2224
after x pm. 80
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SELECT RENTALS

SELECT RENTALS
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
S110 MONTHLY
4-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.: large,
wooded lot; Bendix; quick poss.
S115 MONTHLY
S-bedrm. rambler. big, fenced lot;
quiet location.
$135 MONTHLY
Brick rancher, 8 bedrms., de luxe
area, A-acre wooded lot; uitra-mod.
kit. :.
$3.50 MONTHLY
S-bedrm. brick rambler; full day
light bsn1t.; large wooded lot; Ben
dix dishwasher. disposal Poss. today
CROWN REALTY, JE. 4-3900
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WANTED
S1.OOO.OOO

Worth Of clean late-model cars. We
have one of the largest retail
wholesa outlets in the city. Con-
tact us before you sell or trade.
We pay of balances anywhere in
the country and pay the cash diff
ference. AL title details taken care
Of by us.
EMBASSY MOTORS
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KENWOOD

INDIVIDUAL STYLING
PLUS SOUND CONSTRUCTION
Magnificent all-brick Colonial home
wide center hall, bedrooms. 3
baths. paneled library, big attic. 2
fireplaceS. 2-car attached garage.
Level lot. Price. sos. 900. Finest
close-in suburban country club area
Once open It'll Q.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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by transferred owner
Sl6.950; 3-be6Tm. brick, Ia baths,
nrepl.: h.-w. heat; full hsmt.; dble
corner lot; mex. terms. LO. 5-0164
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
BEDROOMS-2Ea BATHS
PLUS FEATURES THROUGHOUT
Custom designed new home near
Wilson High. Alice Deal and Murch
elem. schools. bedrm. or den and
bath on lSt A.; oversized perfectly
be, arranged for you. once open
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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HOUSES SALIVA. Cont }
CAPE COD

On approx. A-acre. q bedrms. down
later. Move in with deposit.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

RENT A TRUCK OR CAR
U-DRIVE IT. WO. 6-65S0
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcens.y

COLORED: 4.14 sth ST. N.W.-4-
unit bldg. only S14.950: on your
terms. Income $3.50 per mo. KAY
REALTY CO. RA $4,000 Pa
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512S SHERIFF. RID. NE
Lovely apt. with large living rm.. di-
Nette. mod. kit. tile bath and bed
rm. in an apt. bldg only 3 mos. old
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC. Rm.
1035 Woodward Bldg. Ma. S-5740.
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BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-dr. An ex-
tremely low-mileage, one-owner car,
fully equipped with r. and h., Dyna-
flow. Eze-eye glass, etc, etc. Guar
anteed and only $2,195. Cash,
trade or terms. CAITHNESS BUICK,
INC, Used Car Lot, 5115 Wisconsin
ave. NV, WO. 6-55S1. Open til 8.
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DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
a2e a2sstor, once cr.si BIDS: iS4g Conn

bARE nasE euLDiNG; Bull ana 20 issn q odsTn dw;
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist. switch
board mail and telephone answer
ing service avail. Call ST 3-3456.
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A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1895 to 1850
cars. 5S06 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 1884.
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NORTH ARLINGTON - Rambler
choice section: living rm.. dinette.
lge kit. 3 bedrms. bath. stor attic
Nice lot cow, to everything. $3.50
mo VIM L WAKEFIELD. IA z