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The guardian., 1953-11-07
EDUCATION WEEK

American Education Week IS November elghJH 20
November fourteenth Citizens, especially adults, are
urged to visit the public schools and see tor themselves
the conditions under which the children receive an educa
ton AS Governor Herter stated in his proclamation the
establishment and maintenance of good schools are re-
sponsbties shared by every citizen to support lnte
gently sound school program our citizens must pc gen
sra1Iy weinformed and intimately conversant with local
school needs He closed the proclamation with an appeal
to all citizens ITO visit the schools observe study pro-
asses special educational problems and needs and
assist in their development and improvement
With more knowledge about local schools gained oy
on-thepot investigation citizens can then better oer
crtcsn of school management whether school buildings
are safe not e-traps and not oyercrowded More wide
spread information personally gained by visits to the
schools no douht have helped IN the recent election IN
which the school question vital issue.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
W0ODHOUSE

Continued From Page One
envirois were recognized ban
mammoth appreciation ban
quet rendered by his many
friends at the Hotel Sheraton
Plaza last October.
Rev. Woodhouse served the
state of Massachusetts, as clas-
sification advisor, the position
afIording him opportunity to
assist people regardless Of race,
color or religious belief.
He established the a. M. E
Zion Church in Portsmouth, N.
g and served as pastor for
several years.
A lifelong resident of Bos-
ton, Rev. Woodhouse has been
accorded national fame as a
gospel singer, his evangelistic
sermons proving soul stirring
to all who hear them. He is
active in all forms of civic
improvement and is a dynamo
Of strength and power to un-
fortunates who require his as
sistance.
Rev. Woodhouse Is quoted as
saying, Il have given much
prayerful thought to this task,
but with the guidance of God,
and faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ, I shall exert every effort
TO make Walls Memorial A.M.E.
Zion Church. a spirit filed or
gan for good throughout the
city"
The Roxbury area undoubt-
fully will be greatly benefited
by his accordance Of the pas
torate Of Walls Memorial A.
NJ. z. Zion Church.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
By BARBER SHOP CHORD

Epifanio Reyira is the name
Of owner James Jackson's new
EB. e. contemplated tonsorlal
artist. Your columnist will not
deny a hand was offered in
good will to assure this AM
tipodean a great Boston WEI
come. Chair No. 5 will prob
ably be decked with flowers on
his anticipated arrival. A New
York moving van transported
his tonsorial tools and furnl-
ture from his East Side New
York former home. A beau
tiful wife and two children
motored from the big city, with
Epifanio as the dignified es-
cort, to become adopted citi-
zens of Boston. They will tenn
porarily abide on fremont Blvd,
near the BE" tonsorial empori-
um. We are hoping that COM
petior tonsorialists will greet
him as a brother and as true
Americans Many Governors
Iof states from the deep South
are harassing the Eisenhower
administration on civil Rights"
issues. They are vigorously try
ing to sidestep racial human
tiles with a political bludgeon
which was outlawed after the
regimes of Hoke Smith, Ben
Tillman and the infamous Sen.
Bilbo. President Fl. S. Tru-
man went out of office with
daring challenge he would
fight until death these "die-
hard" bigots, whose unmlti-
gated racial segregation most
runs were never curbed. We
don't believe President Dwight
D. Eisenhower will fall for any
Establishments from these un-
reconstructed politicos of tine
deep South. If he does in any
manner of appeasement or
otherwise, a wave of indigna-
tion will roll over the nation
within "a hours, when such A
decision is announced. The
COP leaders had better sit up
and take notice that 100000
tan Americans are watching
the political clock as the hands
turn to the fatal hour. Racial
discrimination in any part of
the nation is earmarked as
worse than Communism. Why
aggravate any of Americas cit
izenShip by koW-towing to big
OTIS whose objective is to ex-
plot racial inequalities? Mos
COW sympathizers are waiting
on the Sidelines for this Atom
Bomb" racial dilemma to ex-
plode. The 83rd Congress has
narrow COP majority. If that
legislative segment submits to
the rebellious deep South So
Ions, we are bound to see AM
erica submerged into a SUD-
versive chasm from which De-
mocracy will forever remain
dream.
When we go to press, cleo
ton returns will tabulate win
ners of the Boston City Coun-
Gil and School Committee. Next
week we will comment on the
respective roles played in 2
drama of political minority
reaction Our tonsorial en-
porium is awaiting the holiday
season of gifts and Peace
throughout the world g.. Pro-
crastination is the thief OF
time" Do not let this lethagy
overtake our leaders in trying
to promote the welfare of world
humanity!
MORE NEXT WEEK
The guardian., 1953-11-07
To Mary Church 7erreL
On Her goth Birthday
TO MARY CHURCH TERRELL
Con Her Goth Birthday

From out of the South of tyranny and blight
She came potent pilgrim with dauntess tread
To Oberlin where Wisdom's rays are shed
To gather lore of truth and love and light
From granaries supreme and infinite.
Then straighway to hostile world she sped
Unhesitant, unyieding, unafraid,
To fight for Justice and for human right
Custom was holding sable men at bay,
The mighty ruled and arrogance in sway
Issued this fiat to the darker race:
You may not enter any halloWed place!"
But She with her crusading valiant band
Shattered the bars that shamed our native land!
Georgia Douglas Johnson
The guardian., 1953-11-07


ing employment.
The current Annual Friend
ly Appeal for $556,OOO which
has now passed the half way
mark represents only 40 per
cent of what The Salvation
Army expects to spend for the
needy in Boston during the
next twelve months. The bal
ance OF its estimated budget
of 81 100000 will come from self
supporting and partially self
supporting institutions such as
The Mems Social Service Cen
ter.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
O'BanyOun's
Observations

The coming banquet by the
Liberal Arts Club, Tuesday, the
nth. is going to be the real
Mccoy. Beside a speaker, who
will be named later, there will
be a program with Nora Lee
Singletary, soprano; Ernest @,
oBanyoun, baritone; duet by
John Powell and William Sex
ton; Victor Mascoll, tenor, An
geline DeVaughan, contralto;
Harold DeMund, baritone More
about this next week.
Chance to hear the interna-
tionally famous Muriel Rain,
Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th
and 10th. in Carmen Jones"
New England Mutual Hall. The
presentation, with members OF
the original New York cast, is
enough to draw; but with the
title rofe done by Mpriel ] am
sure there will be SRO signs
early. So, get your tickets early
and avoid disappointment.
Return engagements are more
convincing than the heartiest
of applause. Get down to Con-
cord Baptist Church, the 18th,
and hear for yourself why the
public requests the return en-
gagement of Annie Mae Evans,
soprano, in concert Of Classics,
Spirituals and Folk Songs. The
group OF S. Coleridge Taylor
plano selections. by Or. Cahan,
her accompanist, will lend ad-
ditional interest to her pro-
gram.
The Night Of Games, spon-
sored by the Cambridge Wom-
ems Community Club, Saturday
November IA, 8 pm, at Free
dom House, crawford Street
Roxhury, threatens to be a night
of real enjoyment. Better look
in on them
The guardian., 1953-11-07
HAYNES

Continued From Page One
among them. TO name a few.
Ladies Auxiliary. VFW; Ma
tional Association Of Colored
Women; AKA Sorority; NAACP;
The guardian., 1953-11-07

Miss Robbie sranehe, NAACP
office manager, has for second
consecutive year been designated
director of the Associations an
nual Christmas Seal Campaign.
Last year the sale of these seals
netted the Association $3e, 900,
the largest sum since the cam
paiqn was initiated 27 years ago.
Miss Rranehe expects to exceed
that figure in 1858.
The guardian., 1953-11-07
SAL WALTON ARMY

Continued From Page One
Evening star., 1953-09-02

Mother:-We will put the
candy away until after lunch.
Will you stop crying and show
Gramp your new book. or do you
want to go to your room and cry
alone?
Evening star., 1953-09-02
Not This

Mother:-Jack will spoil his
lunch if he eats candy now, but
since he has seen it, you may as
well give him some. He won't
stop his screaming until you do.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SHERWOOD FOREST-Apt. In lodge
baths, T. r. FITZGERALD, Cottage
No $50, Maid Marian Hill. Phone
Sherwood Forest 2651. II
COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tached apis; spacious, cool; all elec.
baths, hot water; pvt. pier. swim
fsh, crab: games; safe for children
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-overlooking
Potomac; all conyeniences, new; sos
COLONIAL BEACH-5 rms. and full
bath; all-electric. newly equipped
kit: ] block from stores an6
'front.' avail. from Aug. 2. ia
BAY 'FRRoNT-1mmaculate e-rm. cot.
exclusive North Beach Park; 35-ft
screened porch facing water. {
bedrms., separate din. rm., elec. kit.
modern bath; $3.50 for mo- of Au-
gust. See OWNER on premises
Davis cottage lot 4, blk. 4, North
COTTAGE, on water front near Leon.
ardtown: modern cows; boat. pvt
FURN. COTTAGE in lower Potomac
Aug. i; $50. wk. OIL. 2-0903. 81
SMALL FURN. COTTAGE on bay; all
facilities. pier and gar; avail. Aug
and Sept. WA. 7-4S72. --3l
COLONIAL BEACH-9-rm. house
modern, screened front porch. lge
TWO-BEDROoM BUNGALOW, or
Chesapeake Bay; elec. kit. liv.. din.
cite and bath; nicely furn; sleeps q
HA. 2-S430 81
Evening star., 1953-07-29
NEAR CLINTON, MD.
O0H Enn

rhree-and-a-half acres of beautifully
handicapped grounds. Nearly everS
known shrub or tree can be found
here. House of Z rooms (3 bedrooms)
and bath. modern heating system
Guest house, rooms and bath
Tobacco barn and other outbuild-
This you can't imagine how attrac-
tive this is, so call S. H. Robin,
Ma. $4,000: eves.,g EN-. 9-4572
BOSS q PHELPS, INC. 14I7 K
Evening star., 1953-07-29
FARMS Cont
800 DOV

$500 DOWN, SIS mo. buys for $4,000
IL acres: good S-rm. house, big
fruit: I, near town. 100 ni19 mi SOUTH
TIE. 6-4I3l. "A
SIS DOWN, $40 mo. buys for ST., 800
81 acres; $4,000 #. saw timber; 20
mi. south. TIE. 6-4131. Il
VA. 1000 acres,
open, rolling. rich ground. bordered
Wilson blvd, ia. 7-OO6S, ia.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA, near
Strasburg. 100 acres at the foot
of the mountain; good hunting area.
only $4,000; fronting on county
road; elec. RA. 3-3431: ewes, WO.
MUST MHUSIT'' BE soLD-sest offer T over
$25.950; $50 acres dairy or grazing,
mostly. grass; fenced; beau. mod.
6-rm. house. 2-bathS. elec. kit, nice
yard and view; 1-acre lake; barn
70x46 #. viii trade for city prop
erty. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7O29.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
TRuCK SALE
ALL TRUCKS COMPLETELY
RECONDITIONED WITH Q K.

ONLY u DOWN REQUIRED
BAL. ON LOW G.M.AC TERMS
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
595e GA. AVE. NV.
RA. $1,000. Open s A. M.-9 M.
--3I
Evening star., 1953-07-29
WATERFRONT PROP. FoR SALE

FOR SALE: private beach;
mr.. Point Lookout; . bedrms. and
bath (bath Incomplete; kit. and
living rm. combined. Will sell on
terms or highest cash offer. Call
H: c., ALE for appt.. OIL. 4-70o0 or
OIL 2-7429. 80
overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; 2 bedrooms, large living room
bath and kitchen with dining L.;
good fishing, bathing and grabbing /;
an ideal year-around home; lot.
S5x100. with trees and shrubs; good
sea wall completed. just $4,000.
Call ST. 3-0322 or OIL. 4-7144. -3
CHESAPEAKE BAY HOME, on lge.,
beautifully Handicapped lot directly
on wide sand beach, 25 mi. out
3 bedrmS., liv. rm, with fireplace,
compl. bath, equip. kit, lge. glassed-
in front and side porcheS: compl.
furn., incl; boat and outboard motor;
reduced for quick sale. Terms.
ME, S-05l9
Evening star., 1953-07-29
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 1851 $50 &C. for sale OF
paint Job. Phone South 5-7343.-26
HARLEY DAVIDSON So "74" o.h.v
de luxe; good condition; can be seen
at $50 51th ST. ne. 80
HARLEY DAVIDSON l947 ''74" fat
head: good condition; S2S5 or best
offer. IA. 4-0013. 30'
Davidson "a; o.h.v.. Must be
clean and priced at bargain. AP.
T-@9o6 90
HARLEY-DAvIDSoN 3-wheeI. toe bar
equipment. Excel. cond., reasonable,
JU S-2l30 -3H
1850 HID. "74"; blue and white:
windshield buddy seat, saddle bags.
in topnotch shape. 500, OIL. 4-4454.
al
Evening star., 1953-07-29
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

have a selected num-
Der of fine motelS on leading ma
tional highways in and around the
Metropolitan Area of Wash. D. c..
in varying price range. We also
have some fine motel sites. INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor 4S39 Wis. ave
DINER SITE-Ideal site for diner
on Hwy. No. /, south of Alex, 200
#. frontage, 800 it. deep, a corner
property Immediately adjacent tC
Mt. Vernon High School Cali Mr.
Dixon of JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ST. 3-72O0. win consider long
NEAR ARLINGTON. 12.500-sa. 1T. lot
with bldg 40x60: zoned genera
business. Opportunity for Offices
undertaken, nursery school. lodge
or other general business. Excellent
investment. Investigate the unuSua
opportunities of this offering. Price
$4,000. For details, call REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 4763 Lei
hwy. off Glebe, IA. 7-9Q90. 81
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Small offic,
bldg. Conn. ave, across from May.
flower Hotel. Exclusive agt. Cal
RUSSELL F.. BARRETT or Mis-;
Blanche Weaver. RE. 7-47S7, 1904
M st, NV 4s
Evening star., 1953-07-29
TRAILERS

FOR SALE-195I Colonial trailer, AZ
It. See at HintZe Trailer PIX. on Rt.
Sol' Waldorf. Nd. See Mrs. Kramer.
j.
25-FT. TRAILER and porch, newly
painted inside and out, completely
iurn.. incl. console air cond. and 2
TV sets, complete price Sl.65O,
Lot l4l, Temple Trailer vii. Tele-
Evening star., 1953-07-29
GARAGES

HEATED GARAGE for rent at the
corner of Hobart and Irving NV
HO o-4S3o f
LARGE GARAGE-2-story brick bldg
End f. Good for storage. Real
Of 1854 21st st. DI. 1862. 80
LGE. METAL GARAGE. 424 Shepherd
st. NV. RA 6-S179. -29
CIRCLE-Open parking lot
at rear of 1901 P st. NV; several
parking spaces for rent at SIS per
mo-; full 24-hour privileges. SHAN
NON a. LUcHS CO., 1905 II st. NV
National S-2345. -29
Evening star., 1953-07-29

COMPLETE FRONT END MACHINE.
wheel balancer, all attachments:
Porter power. Call after 5. MR..
DAY, TIE. 6-OSOS. 40
Evening star., 1953-07-29
VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg, Va Mod
ern cabins with cooking facilities
fishing swimming, hiking. Write fol
folder and rates.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., 10 Ocear
ave.-Central bch. blk; rms. or apts.
reas.; daily or wkly. ROSE GRAHAM
.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE = Beautiful apt.
residential or commercial; 3 rms,
kit. and bath. co. 5-577O. 81
COMMERClAL-Idea spot for doc
tor or dentist in Wheaton, on
Georgia ave. Will offer good lease
to responsible tenant. MODERN
REALTY CO., Ju. 1880. Open
6sO7 wis: AVE. BETHESDA. MD
5000 #. floor space, $500 IT.
parking. OIL. 2-6695; ewes. OIL.
REsTAURANT-close-in Va; seats
80; parking. Large development
nearby. Box 1S4-K, Star. -29
ENTIRE end FLOOR of 1910 9th St
n. 2. 90xIS. Power facilities. secre-
tarial service and parking area
Will air-condition. Cheap rent for q
long lease. HU. $4,000. p
End AND 3rd FLOOR HALLS. suit
able for Offices, meetings. church,
storage. etc. 1902 14th st. NV.
DESIRABLE 1st-FL. SPACE, $40 F
st. NV; showcase privilege. Apply
SPLENDID LOCATION for doctors,
dentists, large accountants or en-
gineers; 1870 50. #. of space, 1st
floor. 10Th and Jefferson pl. NV.
dupont Circle area1; 4-car parking
$500 per month. Call RUSSELL F.
BARRETT or Miss Blanche Weaver,
RE. 7-47S7, 1904 M st. NV. 4"
Evening star., 1953-07-29
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

DON'T SELL OR TRADE your car
until you get that big price: need
100 cars. Drive in open lots. See
Mr.. Beach. BEACH MOTORS, 1910
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs of all
makes OF cars are assured at
ST. 3-710O.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
moae! convertibles and hard tops.
sin ave, EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 76l2 Ga. ave. RA 6-1122.
DEALER FROM N. c,
Pay big prices for 80 to $50 cars.
400 Georgia ave. NV, RA, 3-5677.
CADILLACS WANTED
194l 1883 models. See us before YOU
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV,
Du. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
CONN. AVE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

TAKOMA PARK. d. C.-2nd COM
masonry bldg. $3.50. ROBERT E
LOHR. Realtor, 311 Cedar st. Tako.
ma Park, D. c., RA 6-3600 SO
10000 SO. FT.-Efiicient. 1-story
modern warehouse, centrally located
Also. 10000 so. #. modern warehse
bldg. includes nice office space
downtown NV; reasonable rent tt
responsible tenant. Call WILLING
HAM 6c CO., Inv. Bldg, ME. S-0079;
ewes, XII. S-255a.
5000 so. FIT, mod. build. lift
ceiling. ofiices, heat. clear span
across from Navy Yard.
/ 8. 900 50. IT., whole or part, Kenil-
worth, near new Highways; new l.
story, facing 2 streets. 16-ft. ceiling
lge. overhead drs., loading dock
can complete to your needs: reas
rent to responsible tenant Phone
AP. 7-040o; ewes, JU. S-36so.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
SUMMER HOMES

FURN. 2-bedrm. cabin, located Lake
Jackson, Va, "a mi. d. C., 1S mi.
Quantico. $50 q mo-, plus utilS.
Call 10. 2-1260. 81
Evening star., 1953-07-29
WAREHoUsES-RENT Cont. }

LARGE WAREHOUSE and store in
2-OSI5. -
STORIES. warehouse. rear 18th
and NJ NV, 11.000 it., elev.
THOMAS P. BROWN, 6l5 4th st. S.w.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

carolina BEACH, N. C. = Furn.
ocean front cottages. S50-S70 wk.
gas stoves, elec. refgr.. hot water;
avail. Aug: 20 and other. Rooms
DUNN INN, Box 779. Phone 3437.
Local, ia. 9-97S4 evenings. 30"
OCEAN BEACH, Md choice adj
lots; north end. Listed S1,250i
sacrifice, $3.50 each. Box 329-L
on The BAY FRONT. peale. Md
Large, 5-bedrm. modern home; ami
incl: Bendix; no sea nettlss; Aug Aug
ShasEs shtlgEsn' West River 67O1 ad or FL
MOD. GCTGs. AND APIS: wk.. mo
Make early reserv; GOULD, 5000
Pacific ave-: Wildwood by -the-sea
\; J; Ph: WildEood 2-5.01.
beach from crowded boardwalk sec
tion. with private beach. Available
1st week and last week in August
Large rms, screened porch facing
house and outside; 500 wk. VIII
accommodate large family. Call TO.
9-4747 or Ocean City. Md. 377-W-4.
OCEAN BEACH MD.-Choice ocean
front commercial lots; sacrifice for
cash. JU. 5-3499. after : pm.
RENT. BETHANY BEAcHnMOdsrn
oeean sfdFms Sleeps F!asi y EM PO5c5 5c551 81 BIS
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Modern e-bedrm.
brick apts. on ocean front; utils.
furn Call 10 3-R166 80
Evening star., 1953-07-29
LOTS AND ACREAGE FoR SALE

HOMES1TE, overlooking Rock Creek.
on La Velie dr.. "Parkview, Estates" !"
Md. Established section of beauti-
Iul MONIES. 1OS-ft. frontage. 1-acre
Snsss traet: Ph9ne @ TU; 2,?4o0 or EN-.
LOuD0EuN Si Go. o1AEShAMs DEE AS acres: west est Of
Lessburg; frontage, main hwy: level,
rolling, wooded, springs. streams:
part, Blue Ridge Mt. $43 per acre.
TWO ADJoINiNG WATERFRONT
lots; EfS;o at A Lake Bancroft. Section /,
1q6' $500. No. 1O6. $4,000. Cali
BEAUTIFUL BRoOKHAVEN, Mclean
va.-20 lots, 12 to q acres; water,
gas; perfect for ramblers. win
CHARLES B. YoDER. Real Estate Estate,
{, Builder, KE. S-55iS. a
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 50x1f5, Rhode
Island ave, Brentwood, Md. OPP
portunity for those seeking a good
location on well-traveled highway.
kEz1fY kfss f3aR Cos 81 ME- RsF ss7f # qRGoho &c 4&
FOUR SEMIDET LOTS. Takoma Park;
sewer, water, paved streets. $3.50.
BREHME CO.. JU. S-5S5S.
20 ACRES, at $3.50 per acre; 40 acres.
at $500 per acre; 4S acres. at $500
80 0SAN5 ACoo bll0h lltE lIOIl
D. c. line: each tract fronts on
hard-surfaced road: located NV. OF
Bethesda. in booming Estate sec
tions. You can buy these for u to
market price for all cash to settle
tn1S ssfs Estate for Cal defaEs MT BaldESgs 4H6 Oh
18th st. NV. D1. 7-8s50. 80
SILVER SPRING - 81, 900 - Every
thing in. Call quickly for immed.
ResItor, ~. s:5757. o-29
farmI a lmpr9Te%ents 3 tSnSTs leysl' = blk sqs
SILVER SPRING BUILDING SITE,
$500, u:4-79$$' sO"Hecse0' wS
BANNOCKBURN-Beautiful wooded
sPTet i9T fr0RpS Ritb cS hS5 feet on r
Ready for immediate Improvement.
$3.50. terms. Call Mr.. Stephens,
OIL 2-5065. PHILLIPS, CANDY &
FHtLER' F{HItsL sE NC ST. 3-@4oO. 55o12
$50 DoWNGRambler sites, lo029oo 9
It.: past Silver Spring, Md: large
development; $1,000 each. KAY
LAKE BARCROFT-SS0O below cost.
a2qe MG 429 nnEaS SnT SesDy sSs, HOOE) 1871 This
block from sand beach; priced
for immediate sale at S4,450, with
S1,150 cash required, balance $50
mo. Call MIR. JOHNSON, JA. D.
$500, Ext. AL, weekdays, to 4 80.
LAKE BANCROFT Corner. level
overlooking water; will sell at cost
RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265.
LANHAM PARK-Lot 100'x1 5O'.
Wonderful buy, $3.50. 500 down
$50 month T. F. HALEY. Broker.
sPRiNGvHLfE:, near Shirley hwy hwy
130-by-220-ft corner homesite, on
city water, nicely wooded, good ele-
Vation; 3 blocks to new elementary
school: 81, 1896. VERNON NJ. LYNCH
& SONS, Springfield, Virginia, KI.
FIFTEEN LOTS. 1.5Oo-ft. frontage,
So, front #. TU. 2-5722.
APT. HOUSE SITE. $4,000 50. it.,
A-blk. r, l.. ave. n.est Al loc. for
colored deyelopment; Owner wants
Ewes WO. $3.50. 80
Go. InIII BU1LDERs, DEF ,,(op o(PPoRTIN1TY q ~ IT M
lots 55x100, only 7 blks. to Fairfax
0WsfR. 0olElsfs Is. Ss s-s447 sM447l7 subordinate m8P
BUILDERS ATTENTION - City OF
Fails Church, lots; all utilS.; curb
and streets in; u acre; S3,250 each.
Near Falls Church-IS lots; all utils.
in: 10000 SO. IT. minimum
Several other choice bldg. lots. Arl.,
Falls Church, Fairfax.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe, IA. 10000
81
ONE ACRE. Indian Head hwy, at
QEn 1Roix. ~,
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Circular Street

Wonderful for children. Traffic speed
limit miles per hour. REAL PEACE
OF MIND. And. these homes you'll
love. Antique brick rambler. SEP
ARATE DINING ROOM. Lse. iiv. Tm
Beautiful kit. with built-in bkfst
nook. 3 airy bedrmS.. tile bath. Full
bSmt with rec. area, laundry rm
and n bath. Nothing like it any
where at $4,000 down and S1S,950
Come see for Yourself
Real Estates Service, Inc.
A763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe ia. 7-9o9C
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Evening star., 1953-07-29
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave: n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
auirements. Apply PEN PROPER
TIES: Evans Building. ME. S-1l07.
DUPONT CIRCLE ofice bldg: 1346
AiR.COND. 1S1SSD OFFICE in lawyers suite,
attrac. furn.; new bldg; excel. ioc.;
use Of library. recep. and conf. rms.
sHERATos slM., NE: ss-sBsass'd sBaRd'' I'll 14th ae st.
1917 Eth ST. N.w.-First floor; 8
adj, rooms. approx. 1,O50 So. it.,
newly renovated, air-cond. If desired
Will rent individually. reas. ST.
10th AND PA. AVE, s45 Pa. ave. NV.
Desirable space. good location; reas-
enable; elevator. Apply $40 F. st.
# sT. AT 9th--Desirable space to
meet every requirement; elevator;
reasonable. psSs, Apply $40 F st. now.'
sfEpHo fE2% 10 ID About 15hxsana; ISg north
light; conv.; reasonable. Apply $40
SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY Hills
for professional; S76. ia. 9-41Sl.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
st. n.w:LSpacious office; partially
furn; parking space avail; $50. ME.
NEAR RING BLDG. 1880 JefferSot,
place NV. Al location, Just a few
steps from Conn. ave. 2 entire floors
are offered for Sept. 1st OCCUPANCY;
$50 So: it. and $50 So. #. Rentals
of S195 and $225 include all sery-
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RADIO BLDG, ARL., WA mod
ern air-conditioned office bldg. at N.
Courthouse I'd, and Wilson blvd;
! single rm. All services furnished
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5Q2 Il sStnDn1NW;;. st nv. Nati9onal s-2345.
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FRANK L. HEWITT CO., s4S7 Fen
OFFICE. WOODBRIDGE, 1923 Kearney
st. n.e.-3 rms. and lavatory: will
renovate: vacant: S65 per mo. Call
RE. 7-11Sl to inspect.
TWo-R9OM SUITE. at 735 18th St;
II. 6, sMTTHY CO. sIi 18th St.
NV. ST. 3-3300.
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-2,0O 50.
into private ofices and open space.
Call Mr.. Holland. H. G: SMITHY
CO. 8ll 18th st. NV. ST. 3-3300.
IOFFICE OR DESK SPACE of Office
to share; Conn. ave. address; furn.
or unfurn.: immed. occupancy. Call
JOSEPH r. LITTLE, Realtor, RE.
ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR, 3 rms. 2 baths,
kitchenette; air-conditioned: newly
renovated; $3.50 per mo. 1888 Conn.
ave. Free parking rear of bldg.
Ideal for dentist. Call Ii. 1885.
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OFFICE SPACE. Investment Bldg.
roY I 6fh and K NV Tenant will