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AN EXCELLENT LOCATION, . 20x9C
1.story heavy cont: bldg. plus 12x22
Ell on lot 61x14S: Plenty Of parking.
Central location. Price is right. B. A.
GGsSSssAAT GGAsSSssAATT. 222s Wilson blvd; ia.
estab. many years; low overhead
operating figures available. Owner
Ill and must sell. Can be handled
with only 5000 cash down. w. E.
TTHHR1FT TH Exclusive. MA. s-9743 or
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION WANTED
psyf. pyf experienced T,r q operator; reliable
Ee1s. EN-. 2-3219. 30
RESTAURANT AND TOURIST Court
for sale or lease: 16 miles west of
For particulars. cali for appoint.
ment: Crescent 96s. 8 am. to
HOTEL. downtown; 80 rooms: good
5SHSass BUSINESS; 6-year lease. Phone IA.
GROCERY STORE, beer and Wi wine,
with living quarters, rent Ss5 mo- mo-
GRocEkYSn Y sToRE r. in Falls chaTeb. mHS
Good business. Lge. stock Long
Lease; $500. Terms. NATIONAL
REE1A5TY. EE1Aa55TIY. ia. s-0O49: ewes, JA.
SMALL GROCERY-Nice clean stock;
good location; 2-rm. apt. in back;
good living for two; nice business;
rent. SOB mo-: very small investment
Good lease. Boy 13:-R, Star, 23'
kESTAURANT AND BAR-Well estab.
lished; Silver Spring location; gooo
fo0d business. plus the beer. Ex.
cellent opportunity. No informa tior
over the phone. ROBT. L. LOWERY
934 Ellsworth drive.
DRY CLEANING STORE for rent al
S125 mo, including fixtures ano
equipment: Call co. 5-6222. -2a
LIQUOR STORE. NV. SEC; low rent;
cash, GIBRALTAR CO. Dr. 7-6500
I2 BLK. 18th ST.-Prop. and furn.,
I3 rms. well-furn., nice inc, gas
heat. gar. $4,000 handles. OWENS
REALTY. ME. 8-O486.
r, E. and. business brokers' ONCE;
long estab:. compl; eauip., lease
SMALL RESTAURANT, fully equipped
2 mi. north of Rockville on Rte. 24O
4-S127 after e nm 90
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MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage II
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 7-010z UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches esp s. L. NORRIS. 451(
18th st. NV Call To. 2-1150 after
4 pm.
ARE You MOVING to California o,
to some other Western Statef DAILY
service on household goods ant
autos ct lower rates; JUDsoN
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S62.
any MOVING, ANY HAULING-Short
notice, our speciality; very reason
able rates. ia. 9-01S4. 20'
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men
low; short bkngs.; insur. Ii. 6-9342
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van se~vice; reasonable rates. H
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S. -23
|EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. storage
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-1416
20"
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING
reas. rates. AID. 4-4037. "a
ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by Job or So hr.: rms. as low
as $40 DE o-6l36 .
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Mr.. Sth AND JEFFERSON STS. NV.
CLYDE DE- {. ''iosi DGiNhNiNdSfoEEi. h7f mSf aSS:
SHEPHERD PK.-Detached. 8 bed
rms, liv. rm.. de luxe Formica, COM
Rlsteisy RSt isy.sesssiiD essiD' kit $3.50 mo. 81! Ref.
SHIPLEY TER, mr.. suitland pkwy.
and Alabama ave. Very desirable
tSa:' washer. DISPOSAL. a Excel. @ cond: Rent. Rent.
$110 mo. Avail. Sept. 1. RE. .7-1183.
hd!e .zciss nstns1tshsaa SS%g
some. spacious landscaping. box
wood. Two blocks from Fairfax
shops; 20 minutes from Washington.
Phone Ov. 3-136s. -22
BETMEs;DA-s116: rs; 2 SasSn Ssssms,; .;,,i near !
AfTfEp flfnfa1aFzs EEALTY Fl; coRs. dse4'' TIL o.
BETHESDA. Rockville Area bed
Til g: ALLIED REALTY CORP,
S'snt:, Iss; Iot; idssi tSr SH small hpifno sam1
WOODRIDGE-iSa6 NEWTON NE.
IS rms, bath. recr; rm;; $115 mo.
ROGER MOSS. Ho. 2-6020. -22
NEAR CORNERSmBunealow, 2 bed
Ems Te sxpansiOe s 4sths, sstiG, gas heat very
THEE -BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER.
S12!5 mo. 12722 Holdridge rd.. Silver
sspSFlngS; srSIYS ,qtsT near E Wheaton. Call % IA,
Il Ssa.g,.s brisk sunFssv
s--BEDRM. BRIcK-Almost new, re-
dmced for Samf Sulsk rsRs sRs4 Idx29rt sSor5 ly
SILVER SPRING, Rosemary Hills-3
| bedrmS, Ia baths, avail immed.
S135 mo. SILVER SPRING-Two-
bedrm. rambler avail. Aug. %. 500
NIX. Fs0ftai FALLS cHGRcH12-bed g1scGG FAM
heat. BY OWNER. JE. 2-3924. 81
NEW MICHIGAN PARK SECTION
Semidet., 2-story brick. only years
old; 5 rms. and bath. full bsmt..
gas &C. heat. weather-stripped. in
sulated, hardwood floors, open porch /;
sgTRuAR@Te @ehsR Bros. iSss iSe DG f'GeRtsa: a.@a$a
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-New: brick:
3,.beea1 bedr1ms:; ;.naut auto; washer. .SSsrbase
JA. Seso76 after 8. u' 'oo @2I O
FAIRFAX. vA;-Reas. Newly dec.;
i i%med. A'i I-acre ef4st iot. "5i "a. 2essS5. ssS5
N. H. AVE. EXTENDED rms,
incl. 4 bedrms.. ga baths Il down
stairs bedrm. and BATH; lge. recr.
rm., wall-to-wall carpeting; conv.
schools and shopping. JU. 9-5761.
MICHIGAN PARK, NE. Spacious
semidet. brick; 8 rms, ia baths;
gas heat; finished clubroom in bsmt
An extra nice home. S130 per mo.
on lease. Call LA. $1,000. PECK
co. 36lS 18th St, ne. 30 =
baths, brick, modern. newly redec. :.
Immediate occupancy. RA. 6-S3O7.
FAIRFAX, VA. 602 Springfield I'd
51rm. % house. Sy,, ayail; e6o foT imm. Occup.
IN-TOwN LOCATION, mr.. Brentwood
Village shopping ctr; 3-bedrm, home
in new section. 2215 18th st. ne.
Kit. with diSp., outside entr. to
bsmt. Only $11O. SHANNON g.
AkGNSTdS FgGNs 5SCS NdETHEAos u s Rw MA sS34S st
shopping center; fuIl-sized dining
room, equipped kitchen. full base
ment, oil heat, corner lot; newly
fSsSsSFf'sa ssSoff Resltor, Stas kE. Gs s996s7H7;
wooDsiI66E SOesi Id PARK PARK-s bedrms., GG "a
baths. screened porch, gar, rec. rm.,
lovely large lot; 5000 mo. THOMP-
SON & GRAY, JU. $500 til, 6.
5-RM. sEMIDET. BRICK. newly dec; +;
$50; cony. loc. Call XII. S-5277.
JEFFERSON MANOR-5-rm. semidet.
brick: fenced yd. in rear. Conven. to
Pentagon and Ft. Belvoir. 500.
LEWisD ALE, Riggs Rd, Univ. Lane-
Desirable new brick Diet. home; full
bSmt. frepl.: = bedrms. Excel.
neighborhood. Mr.. transp. S125. HA.
2-716l. -23
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RENTALS NEEI
We have good clients ava
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE. well estab., well
stocked rent. SS5 mo-; $4,000 or
best cash offer. 324 Cedar st. NV,
20s
COMMERCIAL APT. above store.
Suitable for ofices. Inquire within
1909 Wis. ave. go
BENDIX LAUNDERETTE, good loca-
ton. showing excellent profit; priced
sEff ElEft sERTicE E Sf ca5 P6 &c Rl Z fully
stocked, equipped; owner must sell
bargain; 1921 Pa; ave; n;w.-2l
81, 500 per week; 1909. colored. Lo-
Gated In Sc. Reasonable offer con-
sidered. Ii. 7-0S60. 23s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
TRULY A BARGAIN
500 500

To SELL ToDAYI It literally !.spSr. spar
kles'-spacious plan-3 twin size
bedrms.-2 CoLoRED TILE BATHS
-TODAY'S KITCHEN-you'n love
It'll Storage attic (could easily be
converted into . dormitory-type rm
Tor 2 couple Of kids. Finished base
It's. stone front, the many detailed
added features. numerous mirrors
GAY decorations (yet in excellent
taste) and the beautifully laid out
rear garden add a certain charm to
the whole. So frequently sought but
sel6om found; rarely, If ever, at
Ter. ~. s-S647. THos. J. FTsHER
& Co. INC. 73s 18th ct. NV. DI.
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FAIRFAX, VA.-7-rm. mod. Colonial,
den. Ia baths, incl. porch. util
rm., gar. S155 mo: ia. s-3013;
GEORGETOWN rms, porch, ga
rage; completely furnished. $500
N.W.!ModeSn N der e sebedrm m iSHeo' house excel
transp., oil heat. S135 mo, year
lease. adults, for appt. AID. 4-3345.
RIyERDALE. MD.-smar comfort
ably turn. 2-bedrm. home on n.
Reaitor. WA. 7-1o1o. 80
ONLY S135 MO. FURNISHED-Det.
matte heat; near River I'd. and
WWesterH WsS ave. s,Hl; nv; Call MR.. sHER-
GLOVER PARK AREA, 1 block of
Wis: ave; at Calvert st. NV
z inciosed pofches; Very nice con- CON-
dition; immediate occupancy; $3.50
No No. SIDNEY z. MENsH & co.
CHEVY CHASE rms, Q baths, recr.
rm.: dishw., Bendix. TV: gar: S225.
Also larger houses. MRS. CLYDE C.
DduJNNSNIINGToN. OIL. 2-2635, EN-
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = Bu-
row house in immaculate condi-
ton; recreation room in base,
mo mo. s5ISG Sidney z. MENsH 4 GO,
SILVER sPRING-Nicely furn small
rambler; has 2 bedrms;, tile bath.
ire. fenced lot; con conv s' to scRoois Res1sas and
RealtOr. u. $500, till o. s0D' Mso
ACCOKEEK. 13 miles to D. CO
bedrms.: oil heat; privately located
on wooded srounds; ideal for dis
eliminating cple. Avail immed to
adults only. Indian Head 2l11,
LARGE s-BEDRM. det. brick home,
location. attrac. furn; $500 mo.
Shown BY appt. only. RE. 7-246l.
CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm., det.. white
brk.; beaut. furn.; 1-year lease: 1925
mo. Wo. $4,000: ewes, HO. 2-7600.
IN COOL SECTION OF ARL.-Three-
bedrm. rambler, air conditioner in
master bedrm.. .elec. dishwasher and
1tely until Jan. 8. $1s5 month.
1921 IRVING ST. N.w.-3 bedrms.
gas heat, garage. yard. References
required. S165 mo. EDMUND M.
O'SULL1VAN. MA. S-7S4S. -26
CHEVY CHASE, Mr.. CIRCLE
Charming home, rambling reception
rms. for entertaining: 4 bedrms.,
z baths, powder rm., Serv. quarters,
2-car gar. patio: $3.50. MRS.
CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON, OIL.
2-2635, EN-. 2-S383. -23
UNIVERSITY PARK, Md, near U.
of Md: completely furn.; 3 bedrms.,
garage. auto. washer, IA bath lst
floor. Call WA. 7-3S7S or WA.
MASS. AVE. PARK bedrms, 3
baths; recently dec; well suited for
entertaining; avail. for either l or
, yrs; $3.50 mo. MARSTELLER-
MccABE & CO.. INC, WO. 6-1966.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS, mr.. Wis. and
and Mass. aves.: rms, = baths, .
car garage; nicely furn.: immediate
occupancy: years lease at S225 mo.
Call OIL. 2-6l51. -22
100 BLOCK MONROE ST. NE
bedrms,. pa baths; on = buslines;
stucco; auto. gas heat; Sl6O per
mo. Apply HO. 2-2200. MR.. BATE
MAN. -22
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FRANCHISE, BUSINESS
Good reason for selling; house-to-
house route; truck and rights for
Metropolitan Washington area, on
popular-priced breads, pastries, eggs,
for person with capital and fore
sight. Full price, ,ss$1 900. Phone
King S-595S after 2 pm. all day
SUNDAY. 01S
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE new home in Columbia
woman; kit. privils., unlim. phone;
close to bus; S45 mo. Call sfter
z pm, JE. 2-5S97. JE. 4-4445
WILL SHARE home with empl. Govt
ave. ext. Takoma Park, Md. Refs
Box 274-S. Star. 80
MASTER BEDRM., sep. refgr.; share
home nr. zoo. Accept infant baby.
sit ewes. AID. 4-7945. "a"
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

THREE-RM. KIT. AND BATH APT.
with glassed-in porch; completely
redecorated. This apt. has close
in location and represents much
space for the price of $1,000; terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G.
sMITHY NTH CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AD.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE-,
corner apt. with 8 exposures and
good outlook; also large foyer, liv.
rm., well-eauipped kitchen, excellent
closets. Elevator building. Price.
$4,000. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. G. SMITHY Co, ST. 3-330O;
res, AID. 2-5004. 30
TWo-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia I'd.
Completely redecorated, with mod
rm, 1S-ft. din. rm., pantry and five
closets; elev. and switchboard; S13.-
750, with liberal terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin, with H, @. SMITHY CO..
ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-50O4. 30
MASS. AVE, near Rock Greek Park
De luxe, one-bedroom apt, includ-
ing foyer, large living rm., dining
area, kit. with service door, bedroom
with immense closet and bath. The
entire apt has as,5;n been completely
floors. Exclusive building in ideal
residential location. Please call Mr..
3-33OO; res, AID. 2-5004. 30
LARGE BRICK BLDG, 4 yrs. old !;
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bedrm. and
%s1t 6sth SSo PFise sssS9i oDtily dOEn 1eluSSe SaS
$1,000; ewes. TU. s-s3ss. +. W.
BERENS SALES. -21
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HOUSES FURNISHED

JACKSON'S
Moving and hauling, day or night.
reasonable rates. CO. 5-9S59.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM
new detached brick home
with full center hall. living room
with fireplace. dining rm., ALICE
Kitchen and dishwasher and Dis
J posan. bedrm. or den and colored
tiled bath on 1st flooor; two nice
floor; full bsmt. Price, S2q. 500.
Call Mrs. Allen, KE. T-1451. w. B,
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 till pm.
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Chevy Chase Cleveland Parl
Bethesda
All Close to Schools
A1A 80 49, -.
$18.75O to $31 son


BETHESDA-S1S,75O. 3 blocks tc
srade and high schools. 6 room:
and bath; brick; slate roof, Q rea,
gem in q nice setting.
WOODACRES-S24,950. Close to new
school. Lovely trees; 8 bedrms., Z
paths, lge. library, screened porch
PARK - Public and
parochial grade and high schools
Very spacious semidet.; 4 bedrms
and 2 baths; 3;o2 z screened porches;
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. Near Lafay.
cite School. Blessed Sacrament
Center-hall Colonial; lst-fir. powder
rm;; 2 bedrms. and 2 baths: finished
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-6 bedrms',
2Ha baths; Blessed Sacrament Parish
LAFAYETTE School; center-hall brick;
slate roof; -adjoins park. S2S,5OO
Call Us Today
James E. Schwab
OIL. 4-T693. O1
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3 BEDROOMS, Ia BATHS
625 Jefferson st. n.e.-Modern semi
room. full basement. gas heat. kitch.
en- equipped with garbage dispoSa
and electric dishwasher. Immediate
occupancy. $l25 mo. SIDNEY z
MENSH & CO.. MA. S-6440. -2(
THREE -BEDRM., 2-bath brick. Falls
Church area; S140 per month.
Three-bedroom rambler near Wash
& Lee High School, Arlington; S14C
per month.
F. E. MALCOLM. IA. 7-3O24
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS - 8 bedrm
new brick home
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LII 4.ROOE LII A-oOh2 D [
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GOODACRE APIS.

Several / and 2 bedrm. apts. newly
decorated. New ireprooY 6idgs,
dLse; rms, closets: HARDWOOD parquet
incl. Apply S6l9 Piney Branch rd..
Silver Spring Nd. JU. 6.71ll.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTORNEY desires 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
Sept; 9-Nov. Il; HA: .2.9156. 2l'
WANTED BY BRITISH NAVAL OFF,
or near Chevy Chase. 5 bedrm. and
den or bedrms.; furnished; careful
tenant. OIL. 4-4674. 20
RETURNED FOREIGN SERVICE
Need Sd bedrm. furnished; NV. or
Loreom lane; sept.-Jan.; S175. .Wo.
SILVER SPRING AREA-we have
numerous clients for rentals. For re-
suits; list with BEERS BROS JU.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have clients
Sonses SEasas With tHf option "Rd to buy Gfd%s Il pos
sible. sIGLER & CO.. Lo. 4-s3s3
BUSINESS EXEC. needs 3 or 4 bed
room house unfurn., garage, some
ground, College Park or Montgomery
psTtiealars, % Box i42-R. % Star. s ss. III
only. s15o-SS50 upper NV. and
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Nd. JOHN
T: HARRIS; RsaIt0T6 It%6 $500 Conn.
ssEDRM: axe RT EM Gnfufn! alS4SS house. Alexe2r
area, cony. to Pentason bus, rent
about S135. Seeking owner who at
taches Importance to 3-year occu-
pancy With good care. Ii. 6-67,0o,
RENTALS NEEDED
We have good clients available for
SeSy. iT.' JE. acSe2o.A ASS -O' Nt'
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors Falls Church, Va.
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$3.50 DOWN
$500 DOWN
sIGGS PARK-$l3,e50

1C4OOO ,S0U
One-year-old brick semidet., in excel.
cond. Six rms, mod. kit. 3 bedrms.,
ceramic tile bath, 1st-h. powder rIn.,
full bsmt., gas heat; avail. at once.
Call LEWIS BROWN, EN-. 3-e55l.
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA.
An immac. semidet. brick home lust
a few years old. Offering large con-
crete front porch. lge. liv. rm. din
Tm., bright kit. 1st-d. powder rm.
bright bedrms. and bath on 2nc
q: Rec. I'm. in bsmt. To see, cal
4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO, 2-677S
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FIT. MYER HEIGHTS APTS.
1914 N. 18th ST. Best location in
Arlington. Convenient to stores,
schools, transp. l and 2 bedrms. ;,
S79.50 and up. including all utili-
ties: immediate and future occu-
pancy. ia. S.6S77 or ia, 9-4244.
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LARGER HOUSE

OFT CONNECTICUT AVE.
Stately 6-bedrm.. 2-bath brick. Lee.
reception hall, living room, family
size dining room, den or music room.
Large kitchen on first floor. Five
bedrooms, 2 baths on end floor.
Full basement. oil hot-water heat: 5
& GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. q
5000. 1915 Connecticut ave. once
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STORE AND 2 APTS.
Cor. 18th and N. C. Ave. NE.
Rental $3.50 per year. Excel. condi-
ton. Price $3.50 for quick sale.
Call MR.. KYLE. 927 18th st. NV.
ST, 3-5765 30
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win love the park close to this pretty
3-bedrm., 2-bath and den home.
den; conv. to shopping and iine
schools; about $4,000 down. Please
Sal Mrs; Ballif. Wo. 6-73S1 or
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtor, Uptown ONCE. EN-. 2-8716.
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Mr.. ST. AIMS
4 BedrmS., 2 Baths, $19,950
Close to all shopping. transp., schools.
Semidet. brick. nicely handicapped lot.
sunrm., gas h.-wh., 2-car built-in
garage. This is a rare bargain.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN-. 3-1666 Ewes. WO. 6-13a4
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0YALL TRANSFERRING will move
Tou by Job or So mr.: 6 rms. as low
&00 DE a. lR
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ARLINGTON-Unusually attrac. 6.
Im brick; eony. loe: $3.50 mo. Nc
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YOUR CHILDREN

q I &A4V44A I -p4 4O,U ,UOU
Redecorated. new Venetian blinds, gas
h.-w.h.. 2-car gar. McDEVTTT. JU.
7-54S4. -2l
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FAIRFAX, VA.-7-rm. mod. Colonial
den. Ia baths, incl. porch. util
rm., gar, S155 mo-: ia. S-3013.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
|KindIer's Collection of Music
Donated to Public Library

composers are represented in the
collection. Also included are
works of a number of living
composers, such as Aaron Cop
land, Morton Gould and Mary
Howe, Washington musician and
music patron who was one of the
National Symphony's chief back
ers during DR.. Kindler's tenure.
There is also some music from
Gershwin's Porgy and Bess."
DR.. Kindler's own arrange
ments Of some Dutch tunes, a
Handel prelude and fugue and a
Frescobaldi toccata. whicr were
familiar fare on his symphony
programs. are included, too.
Missing. though. is the COM
position with which the late con-
ductor played a spectacular hoax.
This piece. entitled Pacific Noe
turne," was introduced - and
played frequently-as the crea-
tion of young naval lieutenant
named Philip Henry. But just
after his retirement DR.. Kinder
revealed himself as the true
author.
The roax was inspired by barbs
a Washington music critic had
aimed at some pieces DR.. Kinder
had written under his own name.
DR.. Kinder had the last laugh,
because the unSuspecting critic
praised Pacific Nocturne."
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Rx Iomes G. Deone

Donation Of the late Hans
Kindler's library Of orchestral
music to the Washington Public
Library was announced last
night by Librarian Harry N.
Peterson.
Mr.. Peterson said the extern
sive collection. valued at $4,000
to $4,000. will be made available
free of charge to Washington
area orcheStras.
Name of the donor, a New
Yorker, was not disclosed.
DR.. Kinder, founder and for
mer conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra, died in
1949. His music collection, con-
tanning more than 600 scores,
was used by the orchestra during
the 18 years he was It's director.
The significance Of the gift to
the library. and to Washington
musical organizations - includ-
ing the National Symphony-is
that the collection includes In
many cases. parts for individual
orchestra players as well as the
conductors score.
Saves High Rental Fees.
This means, Mr.. Peterson
pointed out, that local groups
will be able to save the expen-
sive rental fees on such music.
Mr.. Peterson called the gift
"a priceless addition to the Pub
lie Library and, through it. to
the community. particularly in
view of the fact that much of
the material is out of print"
Many of the works in the col
lection have not been available
since World War II. when some
Of the worlds leading publish
ing concerns were wiped out. the
librarian said.
The collection is now at the
ibrary's Offices on Pennsylvania
avenue. 1t will be installed at
the Central Library at Eighth
and K streets NV. in about two
months, Mr.. Peterson said.
The library has not had any
equivalent collection, he added.
Important Composers Included.
Most important symphonic
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Nashing Of Cables
Marks Phone Strike
In Seven States
By the Associated Press

An Indiana exchange was
closed and several cable slash
ing incidents were reported yes
terday in the strike OF tele-
phone workers in seven states.
The Indiana Bell Telephone
Co. closed it's Jasonville ex-
change after accusing crowds
Of threatening violence to nom
striking personnel and destruc-
ton of equipment.
The company statement said
groups gathered outside the ex-
change and shouted threats to
persons at work inside. The Arm
said it closed the exchange for
the safety of those working
there"
Long distance service between
several Indiana cities was halted
early yesterday by severed COM
munications lines. An Indiana
Bell spokesman said cables link
ing Indianapolis and Blooming
ton were chopped apart with an
AK in two places south Of Mar
tinsville. Service was interrupted
at Bedford, Martinsville and in
termediate points as well as
Indianapolis and Bloomington.
Service between Marion and
Fort Wayne and Marion and
Indianapolis was interrupted by
the severing of two cables in a
manhole in Marion.
The strike of members of the
Communications Workers OF
America in Indiana was a month
old yesterday. A Federal con-
ciliator planned meetings yes
day with both sides in an effort
to end the stalemate.
The strike of $4,000 CWA
members against the Southwest
ern Bell Telephone Co. seemed
certain to continue through the
week end.
The strike started Thursday in
Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Texas, Arkansas and in Illinois
near st. Louis. The Federal
Cancellation Service said 1t had
invited company and union Of
f1cials to resume contract talks
in st Louis tomorrow.
The first reports Of cable slic-
ing were received in st. Louis
Friday. Gables were severed in
two locations, knocking out a
few telephones for several hours.
Service in the six-State area was
reported near normal but delays
in long distance and other calls
requiring operators were noted.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Cancer Unit Will Appear
AT Northern Virginia Fair

The Arlington County, Alexan-
dria and Fairfax County Chap
terS of the American Cancer So
ciety have arranged for the Cam
Ger Mobile Unit to be at the
Northern Virginia Fair and In
dustrial Exposition September Z
through IL.
The exposition. sponsored by
the Mount Vernon District Lions
Club and the Penn-Daw Volun-
teer Fire Department, will be
held at the Hybla Valley Airport
south of Alexandria.
The mobile unit is designed
to show movies and contains in
formation about cancer
Evening star., 1953-08-23
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Evening star., 1953-08-23
BIoodhounds Fail 10 Find
Trace Of Missing Man

Bloodhounds from the Lorton
Reformatory we're taken into
nearby Maryland yesterday to
try to trace an S5-year -old man
who has been missing from the
home of his son since Thursday
The bloodhounds were taken
to Sheriff road opposite the
Safeway Stores warehouse in
Prince Georges County where
the missing man last was re-
ported seen. but they could not
pick up his trail.
The man is William r. Walker,
sr., of Brunswick, Ga. He had
been staying with his son, Will
liam r. Walker, jr.. at 4918 Mon
roe street. Newton Village.
Bladensburg. since Monday.
Mr.. Walker said his father was
absent-minded and may have
become lost in the strange sur
roundings. He said he thought
his father had no more than $40
when he disappeared.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Pictures for Radio

CUSHING, Okla. R.-Ted
Brown. western disc jockey on
radio station KWHp. has re.
versed this send me your
picture" routine with his radio
audience. Mr.. Brown, who said
he had numerous requests for
his picture. now has asked his
listeners to send him their
pictures. so I can get better
acquainted with my listeners"