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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

4 considerable amount of editoraizng is
being done these days on President
Dwight D. Eisenhower's tactics in dealing
with Congress, in general. The incident
which brought speculation to head was.
of course, the fight over the confirmation Of
the nomination of Charles E. Bohlen to be
Ambassador to Russia.
The surprising thing about that fight
was the extent to which several Republican
Senators were willing to go in opposing the
President. 1t should be remembered that
Eisenhower has not yet publicly criticized
any fellow Republican leader The President
has been working consistently for harmony
and teamwork and believes that this is the
key to getting things accomplished in Wash
ington.
He exhibited his talent as a politician
Immediately after taking office at 1900
Pennsylvania Avenue by refusing to oppose
the effort of Senator Robert A. Taft to be-
come Majority Leader of the Senate.
Though widely interpreted as a mistake by
some, this move has not yet proved TO have
been false one. Senator Taft has cooperat-
ed with the President in a number Of deli
cate situations and the Presidents effort to
achieve harmony between his major OPP
ponent at Chicago in 1862 and himself may
we'll be succeeding.
Along this same line President Essen
hover has consistently refused to condemn
Senator Joe Mccarthy of Wisconsin,
another fellow Republican, even though
many of his advisers have thought a Presi-
dental reprimand was in order on several
occasions. Up until the fight over the nomi-
nation Of Charles E. Bohlen as AMBASSADOR
to Russia, most Republican Senators-in-
Guiding those who have been accused of ex-
plotting their positions in sensational
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

rest Of his lifel he never was a free
man in Rome And still all the
time he was preaching, testifying,
just winning friends for Jesus,
You can't chain a living flame.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Nyland asks for a year leave as
coach at Tennessee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Public schools standards are
held loc-, not fedora, concern
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Taft blames the Democrats for
the fall in farm prices.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

There are too many leaders whose main
aim in life is to be leaders
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Scripture: Acts 25-28; philippians
l:l2-l4
Devotional Reading; philippians
4 9-13
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Progress is not achieved by following
the crowd.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-08

Only the femaIe mosquito bites
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10


a bottle Ee calling Woman.
agile enough to
duck before much
from ending n tragedy.
In the first place the husband chronic phandcrcr
of those emotional adoents who feels that he keep proving
his Insecurity by chasing after everything that ns by
His predatory escapades ard affairs knowledge
wife OF these babes who either stupid 10 know what's
going on or sm" enough to pretend she's too stupid to know In
tnStead of taking out after Rowing Robert with
she went after the Other Woman
Big up at midnight In state OF semi
Mysteries TO the friendly" gesture
her served her right that
keep out Of what doesn't her
People who take It themselves
friends private usually mp making
matters worse Sometime they set off train Of circumstances
that get out Of hand and head TO serious fatal
married n phiandecr
left tn state OF ignorance at least what looks to be state Of
Many times she knows fun going prefers
to pretend feeling
band the rowing kind preferable husband all
be that there children involved desperately
keep home together It's strictly little pull
as she chooses
Most of as much do q keep
o" an even keel without "'ddI'nG In the lives OfIoh"r.
dispatch Of Jr the
first American prisoner long
discharged Army dsoyal sub
The peculiar circumstances surrounding
be getting the hushhuSh treatment Too hot to handc7
What happened al shouldn't happen The
Mysteries you've hearing emanang from the MIC
network As read Teller burst
CITY Hospital" vdeo screaming.
Dressiler
a stabbed
wousy off his trolley down the parade
rae CHS employees and finally ended the
inirmary
Eric Dressr very capable actor deserved better than n
water conaner bounced off his head tho
his the line duty The by
the trolley ddo perhaps
that CHS just happened be handy the all
the contrary About the thing
production received publicity
gained in 36S days with hungry
coumDists he
just possible Tipped his wig went
berSerk after the replacement
night crawlers
Maybe he just thoscco CONNER
ca In which the looks supposed
he air Of startled coyyi
As u he hadn't rehearHed II for
How times changed Todays magazine July
edition written
about Eleanor Roosevelt
has failed because attempted
employing her gigantic people
think and how 10 act She has
pretended TO leadership And examples
demands much Sterner than ordinary mortAIs
AS adviser Mrs commonplace
fetal a worst she has been accessory disaster"
William Bradford charges
Fole Of advisor
AL failures" II category
and points 20 the role of
Be political guide American youth
points to Mrs FDRS unhappy
who wanted In Third
HHe ba" her Influence In foreign relations
the Russian conspiracy what n VAS
II Hues conclusion not
generation for lack sincerity,
wisdom without knowing where
respected eagerly pointing wrong sh
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Additional Social and
Personal News

To Meet New Granddaughter
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Bailey, sr,
~ 3Aia Fourth Ave. left early
Saturday morning, July I, by
motor for Newport, u l.. to visit
their daughter and family, Mrs
Theresa Betts The day W their
arrival win mark tho Railcy's
FIRST glimpse of their young
granddaughter Enroute home,
Mr. and Mrs Bailey viii spend
few days in Chicago They viii be
gone for about ton days
Visit Daughter and IlushRRdI
Mrs Mary Louis OF Champaign,
III, IL visiting In the city, the
guest ~ her daughter and Hon.in-
law, Mr. and Mira Leonard JOnea,
1924 Fourth Ave a Mrs. Louis
planned her visit al this time 10
that she could attend dedicatnry
services nj 81 Peters AME
church
Celebrated Parents S5th Ami.
VeTsRTyI Mr.. and Mrs Judaon
Phillips and family nf 4i46 Third
Ave. &, spent the Fourth ~ July
holiday week end In Omaha, Neb,
During their stay they also cele-
brRtcd the abth wedding ami.
vcraary Of their parents. Mt and
Mrs " w. Fitch with n family
reunion. Children uf the Fitch'H
prcRcnt were, Albert Fitch. Mrs
I.pvcy Carter, Omaha, Mrs Athn
lea Kimbail, Omaha, and Mines.
Hattie - Phillips and Henrietta
Loud of Minneapolis Also helping
celebrate were the grandchildren
~ the couple Tho Phillips return.
cd home on July n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

William Small Sr, " ?3lS Fourth
Ave. s, Minneapolis on wrdnes.
day, July l
Prom Missourt' The Misses
Mamie and Kathryn Walker "
ct Joseph. Mo, who have been
visiting their sister Mrs Agnes
Lewis OF 500 Carroll Ave. ~
turned 20 their home ON Saturday.
July I.
WtRSomr NIII club, Mrs. Tai.
madgr Carey Ir 500 Fuller Ave.
was hostess To the winsumc VIII
Club On Saturday, June ~ At
this meeting members entertained
their husbands Following n gala
evening NJ games and pleasantrlea
members and guests enjoyed u
delicious lunch Plans were dts
Cussed Tor holding n family pic.
mic later In July Members and
guests present wrrC MeHHra. and
Mines. AEhmore Stokes, Richard
Sessions. James Brown. Carl
Griffin, Albert Harper Riley On.
christ and william whitcsidc
shower For bride Eject On
Wednesday, July I, tho Mines. J.,
n. IAGrnne and u, q, pruitt were
co-hoRteRRes nj miscellaneous
shower honoring the bride elect,
Mias Nina Toiivcr. al the home Of
Mrs Ladrone, 7ia Carroll Ave
The guests enjoyed tho bible quis
and other entertainment and the
refreshments served Miss Toll.
yer received many lovely aud Use
ftil gifts
Returns From Congress- Rev,
Floyd Massey, Jr, arrived home
Friday, July : from brooklyn, n
v. where he attended the Nation
al Sunday School and BTU, Con
gresA,
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A female know who makes a hobby Of mnding
everybody's business but her own decided that Il
was her duty" to tell OF her friends that the
latter's husband was induging in little extra.
marital affair with a member of social club all
three women belong to, Old Noscy told me what
her intentions and in turn told her II would
probably be better II she minded her own business
But, no, she said she wasn't going 10 stand by and
let the husband make fool Of his wife and that
everybody in the club knew what was going ON
except the wife.
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has been wrncntoncd arcnty spreading
her
There a when criticism
found a devoted young
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Mis-. MaCeO Carruthers, and family
Of 2lO5 Fifth Ave. S. motored 10
Wlnnepeg Man. Canada, over the
holiday weekend They were &C.
companied by Miss Mildred Huff
Of 81. Louis, Mo, Miss Huff, a
cousin Of Mrs. Carruthers has been
her house guest for the past week.
Visited Sister; Mrs. Lucille
Jones Of Kansas City. Kansas. who
has been the house guest OF her
sister and brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. J w Robinson. 36l7 Chicago
Ave, left for her home on Thurs
day. July g.
Burlington Visitors: Mrs Grace
Jones and daughter OF Burlington
la arrived in the city Friday.
July 3 and are the house guests
OF their sister and aunt. the
Leonard Joneses Of 1924 Fourth
Ave $. Mrs Jones is the wife Of
Rev George Paul Jones. pastor Of
St John AME church, Burlington,
and came 10 I he city at attend
dedication services at st, Peters
AME church. on Sunday evening,
Mrs. Jones, presented an award
To the Missionary Society, third
prize won in scrap book contest
conducted by conference mission
aries
VacationIng: Father l.. A. Hir-
man Of ST. Leonard Catholic
church left the city for Portland.
where ne will be the guest of
Father James Mosley. From there
he will go TO Canada and Alaska
Father Hirman who has been
granted a leave Of absence from
his parish, due to III heath, ex-
poets to take a good rest in Alas
ka.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Des Moines, Ia, mother Of Mr..
Rooney and Mrs. Mamie Jones.
also of Des Moines, who is the
mother-in-law of Mrs. Georgia
Jones. They left for their homes
on Thursday, July ?.
Visit In Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Head Of 1908 Fifth Ave.
s., spent a few days in Chicago
visiting reatives and friends.
Visiting Mother: Mrs. Talmadge
Wade and daughter, Brenda, Of
Hampton, Va, arrived by plane
for a visit with their mother and
grandmother. Mrs. Sadie Will
hams of oil f. 22nd st. Mrs
Wade is combining business with
pleasure as she is also attending
summer school at the University
OF Minnesota. They will be in the
city thru the month Of July.
Guests At Picnic: Mrs. Sadie
Williams and her guests. Mrs.
Talmadge Wade and daughter,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Gage. 1912 Clinton Ave.
on Saturday, July Attn. at a pic
mic held at Lave Harriet.
Week End Guest: Miss Leila
McClelland spent the holiday
week end with Miss Alzia Thomp-
son. 2316 Fifth Ave s.
Motor To Winnipeg: Mr. and
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The WAY | SEE TT
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

New Surprising this hap ID
individual herself NEEDLE something
hypoceal guse Of "fndship
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

July II Mrs Bertha Starks,
2s06 Portland Ave. Richard
Mayes, 4oOI Third Ave, s.,
July II Mrs. Nellie Wright.
29Oa Portland Ave, Albert Smith.
Sl5 ltth Ave, S f.. Rhoda Petit
ford AS Emerson ave, n.
July Is Clyde Hatcher. 29tT
nth Ave, s, Mrs Joseph Miller
1901 Bryant Avr n, Kenneth Jer.
ONE Williams, S6tI Clinton Ave.
July IL &c NJ shepherd. $500
10Th Ave \ Mrs Hazel Il. Curry.
$3.50 Frth Ave, s, Mrs, Pansy
Barnett 3SI9 Fourth Ave 3. Mrs
Odessa Kemp. 723 Emerson Ave.
N Steven n Shannon. 1909 Elliot.
July 10 n y, Lewis. 1900
Fourth Ave. 3. Stanley 8, Fallct.
1000 Emerson Ave 4
July 10 John n Maxwell. 5000
@NAh NV - AsNhi eNFitNNAAt ~
Fourth Ave N. Clara Pollard. bi2
Aldrich Ave n. Margaret Sayles
372S Fourth Ave s, Mrs. Maudc
Watkins 1924 18th Ave. 3, Curtis
Mosby. h6S Seventh Ave, N, Leroy
Martin, Jr.. 3S2s Fifth Ave. 3,
Connie Carson, h9i Aldrich Ave
N Mrs Sylvester Young. 1851
Bryant Ave N.
July II Oliver Ampey, 2ib
FfrStSt N, Mr. John Adkins. 1882
Fourth Ave 3, Miss Mary Wilson
1918 Fourth st s. Charles Chaun
Cy. TO6 Ave s.
Out az Town birthdays
July II Mrs Doris Ware
Powell. Washington n G, Shirley
J. white Kansas CITY, Mo.
July ~ Henry BannRrn. New
York city, Miles q Cannon. Los
Angeles
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Wedding
Anniversaries

Minneapolis
July II Mr.. and Mrs, Il, =. Tn.
dcrwuod 1888 THIRD Ave, =, 10
years, Mr., and Mrs, n Eugene
Underwood. SSAS Fourth Ave. 3.
II years
81 Paul
July - Mr.. and Mrs, John
Henderson, as Ronda Ave seven
wears, Mr and Mrs Alvin Harmon,
63S W Central Ave. 20 years.
July ~ Mr. and Mrs, Jean
Pierre Gutman, 4 years
July 10 Mr. and Mrs. William
Sutherlin, no Carroll Ave, I'VE
yeas, MIR and Mrs. William saylcs
Jr, go 81 Anthony Ave, seven
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Jack and Iil Mothers The
mothers ot the Jack and Jill
chapter of the Twin Cities viii
meet at tho homo Of Mrs, Ransom
Coins, 500 Fuller Ave. on Fri
day. July 10. A farewell party
viii be- held at this meeting honor.
ing Mrs Hubert Byron who win
he leaving soon 10 Join her hus-
band Ia Germany
Guest, sonny jay ~ Fresno,
Can't, bass blaycr with the Louis
Jordan Tympany Five, during
their appearance IN tho Twin
CiticH, was the house guest Of his
cousin, William Small, Jr., and
family 81 0aS Carroll Ave,
Dinner GUraiSi Mr. and Mrs. J.
u. Lynn vt 200 N. st Adams had
~ their dinner guests On Sunday.
Juno ~. Mrs, Ann Miller and son.
Aaron MCGavock. OF Nashville.
Tenn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Dear Friends:
Need Furnifure7 III
show you values you'll
never forget on Cor
pets, Furniture and
N.
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Out az Town birthdays

ST Paul
July II Mrs. 4 E Hall, 900
Iglehart Ave, Mary Tonver, 1919
R0ndo Ave.
July ~ Dr Maurice Crouch
Ss6 Carroll Ave. Mrs. Irene Harp.
or. 6l6 Rondo Ave. Barbara Jean
Harrington. A0I ~. Anthony Ave,
Byron Brown. Jr.. s7s ~, Anthony
Ave. Mrs Lincoln Berry, sos W
Genital Ave, Bertram Shannon,
UT Fuller Ave
July 10 Robert Cox, Jr., 7a1
Marshall Ave Patsy Moore, 1000
IgIehart Ave, Patricia Leo, 9p2
IglchaTt Ave
July 10 Mrs Lue Day. 7a2
Ronda Ave. Tnlyayah SayleH, 1850
n Anthony Ave, Tuily Hickman.
Mrs Edith Johnson 4S3 II An.
thOny Az
July II Robert r. Brown. 033
Rondo Ave. Trudy worthington.
AT n. Avon IT
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Returns Home Mrs Julia Brown Of Chicago, who has
been the city due he illness Of her uncle Mr. j. John
son, $40 St Anthony Ave. left for her home July g. Mr.
johnson is greatly improved and able be and around
Dinner Guests Mr. Sonny Jay and Mr.. aud Mrs William
Small and children dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

vacanoners; Mr. and Mrs Edward Brown, $40 Fourth
ave 90, lelt the cy by motor on Tuesday July Z for Kansas
City, No. and AehSon Hans where they will yisit relatives
ana trends Mr. Brown is enjoying his annual vacation
Les MONIES Vsors Mr. and Mrs Clemon Rooney of 1924
smelling Ave- had their house guests Mrs eoya n, f
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Return From Colorado Trip Mr.
and Mrs David Il Francis 35iS
Clinton Ave-. returned Saturday
from n motor trip vacation 10
Denver and other cities IN Colo
RADIO.
Evening star., 1953-01-07
! BUSINESS pRop.-sALE tcen.. /,

GULF STATION FOR sALE-Inven.
syy,an tory and eouipmsnt. men. Contact Mr.
1909 i4tS ST. NV. Three-stery
building in perfect condition. Gas
hot-water heat. Price. S37.500.
Terms to suit. Now vacant. Call
Mr., Zirkle, ST. 3-2400 or KI. g.
LER, INC. 1912 18th st. NV.
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
squares from U. S. CAPITOL, on his
toric Pa. ave. Contains 8 inns.
baths, oil h. and store. A bargain
for lobbyists, ORGANIZATIONS, etc.
HARRY E. GLADAIAN, Ii. 3-0561.
ALL-MASONRY LOFT BLDG, near
the center of Silver Spring, zoned
commercial 1000 SO. IT. of usable
space in bldg, suitable for anything
from Offices or warehouse to light
manufacturing. There is 10000 50.
#. of ground with frontage on 2 SITS.
and plenty of off-st. parking. The
price is less than $3.50 per So, IT.
Suitable terms can be arranged.
Call Mr.. Ransom, Ii. 3-1S11 (eves),
or ST 3-7200
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
Evening star., 1953-01-07
(cansinua6

1924 X ST. N.w.-Lge. ONCE for rent
with smaller adjoining rm., approx,
600 50. It. VIII redecorate to suit
tenant. Good lease. reasonable rem
tai; Call MR.. RozANsKY at Ex.
# ST. AT sth-Brisht. 3-rm. suite.
Eeason1asble. Apply $40 F st. NV.
PA. Am AVE. II. AT 10th. s4s Pa. ave. m NV.
Bright offices. Good location. Reas-
enable. Apply $40 F st. NV, Room
OFFICES; Va; in the heart of ciar.
to 1900 So. #. OF flr. space; close
rEemodeled CAL LOUIS r. sIMP-
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-7777. --10
HYATTSylLLE - conditioned Of.
nees..siul fiees available at reasonable rent: !:
MoND r. RUPPERT, ST. 3-s4s4:
1917 18th ST. N.w.-s large rms,
asSly sU other SsG oes st eSs sssItns nsas at rsn
7ss 1Ith ST. N.W.-TWo Suites: mod
ern: $50 SO. it., ea. util. incl. For
9-7175 or RE. 1875. 12'
MEDICAL OFFICE-l6th and Park
rd. area, suit. for two physicians;
occupied 9 years years. as such. Ho; 2
AIR iRoc coNbiHIoNEp n G4 5N1;iS OFFICE in law
new building: excellent location; use
e6os OF brasy rsssptiSn Ya and fM SESfsrenGs
14th st. NV. Me. s-653s. Ia
NEAR RING BLDG. on Jefferson pl.
entire property comprising 8 rms, 2
baths. mail room. parking space In
Call Mr.. Harvey Jones, SANDOZ.
INC. No. Dupont Circle. DU. 2
NEW AIR CONDITIONED BLDG. Ex-
cellent location. 2,10O 50. it., con-
tanning z private ofnces and large
5s1epsifn cs1s sT a4es1 afesf Very reasonable is
DESIRABLE CARPETED s-rm. suite.
5a. t. rssDSasisls soSas7' party. RE. 7!z53 is or
200 100 BLOCK H ST. N.w.-Air-con-
ditioned,. attractive 2-rm. suite with
private bath in usually distinctive
elevator once Bldg; For informa-
crate 5;rm: suite. pvt. law, central
air-cond., parking: Sl00 mo. OIL.
HOUSE IN BETHESDA business area:
suitable for Offices or any CONNER
cial use. Five rms. and bath, stor-
! age attic. full basement. corner lot.
FER. FER oL. can'' a-544i. aaMAND H. sc1er- @1e
SILVER SPRING-Three-rm office In
ultramodern air-cond, Fig Bldg.
Ressonable. JU. S-1700 or RA.
OFFICE-Large unfurn. rm. in suite
on Conn. ave.; avail. at once. Write
1889 r ST. N.W.-S75; 4 rms. kit.
bath. BARRY CO.. ME. S-2025.
1907 H st. %
NICE, LARGE OFFICE-Vt. ave. at
K st. NV; well lighted and con-
yenient to business district. ST.
3-S9S3.
CONN. q X N.W.-several singles
and one suite now available in this
conv. loc. ONCE bldg; reasonable
rents with month to month leases.
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
1r40 K ST NV nT r-rlO0
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WANTED-2nd and 3rd-trust notes
purchased. Prompt action. RE. Z
1880. HUGH B. CONNOR. 1927 K
st. NV. Ewes, DU. 7-7091.
$500, SO, S34.75 mo-, secured by
3-yr.-old det. home. Good discount
for quick sale. UN. 4-o531, 20.
1st Trust NOTE, $7,1oo. Payable
$50 mo. at 51aee. FRED COOK,
2S14 Que st. s.e., Apt. No. 2. 8"
$2.sOO End TRUST, payable $27 per
mo-. SO, secured on brick rambler;
attractive discount. JU. 5-2655 or
JU. S-932S.
$4,000 SECOND TRUST, payable $40
per mo. So, payments made, on
LA property. will sell $4,000 net.
RIA. 3-2531, 5 to 7:30 pm. s
SECOND TRUST in the amount OF
$4,000. SO interest, payable $500
per mo. Secured on a fine residence
with substantial cash down pay
ment. reas. disc. Call ST. 3-0505.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

VIRGINIA, in Springfield-Be one oi
the first in this huge development
prime location; all-purpose bldg. ano
may build. r. w. MULLEN. ia
7-1SS2.
CORNER 1ath AND DOUGLAS SITS
N.E.-Just off r; I; ave, ideally
1900 50. it; suitable diverse
businesses. incl. warehousing, manu-
facturers displays, brokerage oflces
or any retail or wholesale outlet
For information call UN. 4-1100
BRICK BUILDING, can be used fol-
office and apt, baths. gas heat
large parking area. 220 F st. NV
THOS. D. WALSH. INC, SIS 11th
st. NV. DI. 1851.
AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY in downtown
area, $500 So. IT.. ifs; shippins
ssS5fsSf e On w. En- 9'S oo 81
1000 SO. Fl. suitable for shop OF
storage. gaia Reedie pl. Call JU
1giss faS'ti GEORGIA AvE.-Entire firs,
Call JU. 9-16S4. %
426 9Th ST. N.W.-3-story -and,bsmt
public alley: parking facilities for 6
cars; 2nd commercial. Apply Room
10, $40 F st. NV. -
NV. COR. 9th AND PA. AVE. NV,
2nd floor. Good display windows
facing Pa. ave uao and 9th st. Eleya-
r Sir. AT eth, md floor space. Eiev
Commercial bldg; conv. loc. Reason
able. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
Evening star., 1953-01-07
TRAILERS

194S SPARTAN. Manor tandem. ~
IT,, all aluminium: excel. cond. Best
cash offer. KE. 8-23S3. Ia
FOR SALE-1952 FL Car. 2S-ft
trailer with awning. less than /
yr. old; $500. Call WE. 5-624S
TRAILER. New Moon. 35 it.. 1853
model. Equipped with YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen, completely furnished, oc-
cupied only 3 months. Must sell
Going overseas. Can be seen al
WOODLEY HILLS COURT, Rich
mond hwy. Lot 419. 13~
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAILS

MEADOwOOD-Level lots. 130x150;
facing stream and paved street
$1,000. Terms. RA. 3-4635, -
BETHESDA--11 building lots, in ex-
cellent section; walking distance to
National Institute Of Health; water
and segsT 4 real nnHTrv SIy e. So Ssoo P pfI
SEMiDET.-1 to Is lots: water and
sewer in; street on grade; Riverdale
JU. 5-2aS6. or. 4-7006.
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Fully Inn
proved lots, 10000 SO; it.; OPP, Wash
Golf and Country Club; excel. sub
WALTERS Co, ia. 7-5aoo: IL
ARLINGTON-100 acres, close in;
ready for development. Call Mr.,
Amick. ia. $4,000. with BOSS d
BEAuTIFuL BUILDING SITES; 2
acres or more, planned community
lovely vistas, bride path, picnic and
terms. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Radio aldg.. Arlington; ia; 4-lI55,
ave-. 17Q-ft. frontage; ll.s0V 50.
bLsfoa 81 s1 81 80 re- ReF l1sl T. EIlSI ssss NIL o.
LEEsBuRG PIKE FRONTAGE. Broad
Run dist, Loudoun. 1875 g., cheap,
"a cash. OWNER. BOX 119-V, Star.
- ACRES or good, level tillable land
with approx. 2,100-ft. frontage on
hard-surfaced road; $500 per acre
w. A. CASKEY. Realtor, AP. 7-640o'
NEAR UPPER MARLBORO with
I.5O0-ft. frontage on Landover rd.;
20 acres at $3.50 per acre. Beau
tifui high home site. W.. A. CASKEY,
Realtor. AP. 7-6400. til 9. p
FIVE LOTS. in Forest Glen: street.
sewer and water in; $1,000.
Four aeres, near new Argyle Club,
$4,000 each.
30 lots; sewer and water In; streets
TO grade; $3.50 each.
J. =. PRESTON REALTY CORP. els
Ellsworth dr., p. e-1262 or JU
b-0l03. -
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A BEAUTY

Gentlemen's estate; modern home; 30
acres fertile soil. outskirts York. Pa
For details write WEST YORK
REALTY AGENCY. &617 w. Market
St York, Pa. -
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GARAGES

2SO5 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Brick ga
rage for rent. $40 mo. co. 5-912S.
62s A ST. N.E.-Large gear brick,
concrete floor, electricity. Call DE.
2-O32S. g
Evening star., 1953-01-07
BOATS

BUYING OR sELLNG-consult us
first. largest yacht brokers In the
Ghssapsake Bay area; THE WASH
s.W RE. 7.4797
Evening star., 1953-01-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1851 2-dr. sedan; black, blue
leather upholst.; up to 35 mi. per
gallon; SS45. Two-day money
back trial, four month written guar
1ntee. HILL Ss SANDERS, Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer fAD. 4-43Q0),
lila Vermont ave. NV. -s