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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON, Sc: est: business;
P4455' mqst 'afIlfi'f Gu 4e7ss Essl bargain NO 6u
lease; major oil co.; no good will
to buy; moderate capital invest
ment REQUIRED. Located 300s Rhode
n bet. and AND 81; for Oei apDointment. ms s @i2
FOR SALE-Corset and lingerie shop.
located in center OF city. Box 46l,E
RESTAURANT, ne. location, air
wife. Cali LA. s-4s17, after 8 i. pm.
WANTED TO BuY-FoR CASH
Dry cleaning and laundry store.
Give particulars, Box 354-C. Star.
USED CAR LOT-Excel. location, NV.
corner at Wis. and Que. Rent. only
IN SS sood 0 condition ns az 5o e1o of snss cost
New lease can be arranged. Phone
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by owner.
s.,5 sG5 H y; capitol IS1o st. For infOrmstion
and neighborhood
Sacrifice, due to poor health. POTTS
REALTY CO., Lo. 7-931O. LU.
SPLENDID f1ISSU OPPORTUNITY for yoS young
man Wiling 70 Work, growing Truck
ing business with high annual in
come; 1859 Dodge dump truck.
Should net .S175 week. Call SAMP-
SON, RA. 6-7S91. -15
$24,5OO-Florist and landscaping
business: 6-rm. home, oil heat; 4
greenhouses. oil heat: flower shop;
. going business, fully stocked; all
crops go; Gear garage; good help;
estab. 15 yrs; immed. poss. JOHN
BURDOFT at C0iesville, Nd. 1878
Colesyille rd., Silver Spring, Nd.
Call Evergreen 4-3s46. 10
MUST SELL-Fountain, grill patent
ter; S1,700. ia. 5-9770.
GROCERY WITH LIV. QUARTERS
wanted. Party has So. 900 to $1,000
cash to invest. MILTON GOLD
SMITH, DI 7-0440.
DRUGSTORE-Over S145,000 last
year: elegant EQUIPMENT: 5000
cash to handle: MILTON GOLD
POOL ROOM. 5 tables Just re-cov-
cred; also equip. 40lS Lee Highway,
Arlington. Va. IL
CARRY-OUT RESTAURANT and Del
icatessen- Forced to sell new-busi-
ness due to Ill health. Good busy
section near Southwest market.
(Completely modern in every de-
taiI). Excellent opportunity for right
party. NE. S-a002 or NE. S-32S2,
10 am. to 2 pm. MR.. MALORk.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
Phone No. 7.01O4. UNION sTolRs-
AGE CO.. INC; Established 1905.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S62.
ACTION MOVERS Fast colored
movers. We move by the Job or hour.
Dependable, low rates. DE. 2-6l36.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
low as $40. DE. 2-OOe6. 16'
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
beaches esp. 8. L. MORRIS, 1910 18th
st. NV. Call TU. 2-1l5O after 4 pm.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-l416.
MOVING SPECIALIST day or night.
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
HILLS TRANSFER CO., Ii. 6-9342;
MOVING? Lowest rates in town. All
work guaranteed. RIGHT WAY
MOVERS, 10. 2-333O.
EARL'S VAN SERVICE-Moving and
general hauling, at any time. Free
estimate. Reas. rates. 10. 3-5407.
FOR LIGHT HAULING and moving.
call AID. 4-4037. 100 9th st; NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
A Haven
For Children

One block public schools. 4 blocks
Sacred Heart; restricted section:
walking distance Zoo, conv. shop.
ping and transportation; tapestry
brick group. Five bedrms., 3 baths,
large liv. rm. with firepl. large
din. rm. with French doors opening
onto q screened-in porch, comforts
able, compact kitchen: ample cab
inets: basement has. finished Club
rm., workrm., washrm., built-in
garage, overhead door; an abun-
dance Of closets throughout with
storage closet cedar lined; oil h.-w.h.
Front porch fully covered with
cement floor, oriental iron rail.
southern exposure. fenced-in rear
yard separated from Rock Greek
Park by a smooth broad alley. prac-
tically devoid of trafac which makes
sale sSf Sffs bs sSsatn oRne rans:rred sss sss po
session end Of school year. Price.
$1,000, approx. 1st trust $4,000.
end trust $4,000. Brokers en-
couraged; full commission. AID.
4-5457.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or 0nfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets: Wash: Va. white:
GEsp dsyf rS1iRS SAi s7o001,t %,t,nl. he'd
military personnel. Contact housing
once. ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE,
10. S-31OO. Ext. 1908. -16
TWO ADULTS wish to lease furn. apt:
in modern apt. bldg: 1st or End
floor; refined NV. Sec; must bel
clean; in good condition; nicely furn.
TIL o.1271
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APARTMENTS UNFURNrsHEp

1904 ,KINGMAN PL.
Rent, $3.50 plus utilities. B r.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA.
c0LoRED-THREE ROOMS and bath,
1st floor; S75 mo. 1404 Buchanan
st. NV, Elk. 3-3443. -l6
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SAILS

ARLNGTON-Lovely 5-rm. unit e
bedrms,) Mod. brick bldg; 10 minis.
to Pentagon: low monthly paymt..
includes all utils.. and maintenance.
Priced for immed: sale; Call Miss
Stills with VITTORI REAL ESTATE,
XII. S-1142 till 8 pm. -16
? .BEDRM. APT. on Columbia rd.,. nr.
and bath; elevator and switchboard
service: priced very favorably at
$12,750, with "a cash. Please call
Mr.. Gavin. with H: G.. SMITHY CO.,
ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5004. LIZ
ECONOMY IL the special feature Of
this very large 1-bedrm. apt. mr..
Meridian Park: Foyer, Sx10; living
nm, 15x23; dining rm... 15x15;, den
Tor second bedrmD. 14x9: bedrm..
14x11. This long-estahlished CO.
operative building offers q con-
venient CLOSE in" location and un-
usual roominess. The price is only
$500, and with liberal terms total
monthly payments would be approx.
$50. Please call Mr. Gavin ~ with
res, AID. 2-5004. -17
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LANHAM, MD.-Two:story stone. oil
heat. bedrms.. bath, nv. rm. din,
rboo, rp kit; H., full doon Hsmt'; VA block dasS 70
ARL:, VA, 2h-bedroom brick Colo
Rsst Risl re- ef..ssns des 1885, rsiFf.a S a'
FOxHALL VILLAGE, 1853 44th st.
and redec: Avail. imlned; 5000
per mo. For inspection. phone A.
L. VETTORI, AID. 4-5746. -19
COUNTRY HOME. nearby Southern
No; Nd: 80 min from md, downtown ~ Wash; vIsd1c
pife pHSs Aaafswi sedrns reiG Ga saths aSto
cali NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th
st. NV, ME. S-4100. lie
SOUTH ARLINGTON-2:bedrm., all
sse m9eerR Rro%nns S1nEsnf6sss f6ss for rent rents or
FALLS CHURcH-xttrac. 5-rm. furn.
epie. with infant: desirable neigh-
6orhcod in 2 w4Sded fee,5,t area ant on iR6 hill6i
mo. JE. 2-OO95. 80
4 LADIES OR GENTS: modern liy.,
din, bedrms' tile bath, eoulp.
Hail, Navy Annex and transp. to
mt FoH1 .S. SssenScie' 4S coSns4z ss4ss e
s. ARL.-2-bedrm. masonry house:
blk. to shopptng and transp: S125
per mo. TINKLE PROPERTIES, ia.
.2;23Sl., .JA. 1925. 26.-17
ALEX. VA. 413 E. Raymond "a ave.
Conv. to stores and bus. TIE. 6-4292.
3-BEDRM. HOME well furnished:
cony. to schools and transp, vacant
4707 Kansas ave. NV. RA. 3-19l6.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lge. liv. rm..
den. din. rm., kitchen, 3 bedrms.,
dressing room and 9 baths. garden
4So S4SS mo- lnSRsct1oail NS Phe1eN sHeNboz MSs
.sSe Se 1RyRDAlG W zilsst; ST.. Silver aS spring,
Md.-Corner brick bungalow; 2
bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette, ht.. bath.
1q fqouns: V.Hy rs sss nsas
REALTY CO., 412 9Th st. NV, DI.
FoR S'fSRG LARGE FAMILY, near capitol.
Navy Yard-Six-rm. furn. brick
h% aSm: s:ess lssVe nam. ss3s sSa phone
GREEN MEADOWS, MD. IA miles
D.. beautifully furnished. g.
bedrm. house; wall-to4wall carpeting'
EcCE. EOOul1 OATy ldEBS uN: 1W.s ",
fireplace, screened porch, fenced
yd.; / block school and transp.;
S160 a month. AP. 7-4652 after
SMALL I'LL GUEST COTTAGE. completely
furnished. bedroom; nearby Va:
secluded but convenient to trans
portation and shopping centers;
married couple only; references re-
ouired. BOX 437-B, Star. III
AURORA HILLS-To a particularly
meticulous family, appreciative Of
hne furnishings. we have for rent.
. lovely, 3-bedrm., 2la-bath, Early
American clapboard house. over
looking the Capitol, 10 min. to
D. C. and Rentagon. DANIEL E.
RAGALIE, Realtor, OF. 4-9410, IA.
THREE.BEDRooM. living room. din
ing room. sunroom. kitchen. bath,
row brick; Glover Park. completely
furnished; available after April 20.
Call DI. 7-4027 or OIL. 4-2672.
MOVING TO FLORIDA. Want to
lease my home at once. ia. S-2373.
ATTRACTIVE. small 2-bedrm.. liv.
rm... kit and bath bungalow; nice
yard and trees: Ia mi. past Mary
land dist. line; S95. WO.. ,6-7038.
modern two-bedrm. brick bungalow
on large corner lot. RA. 6-34l q.
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VACANT

Three -bedrm. rambler, full bsmt., lge.
level lot, convenient to schools, bus
and shopping; 20 min. downtown.
Lease, S115 mo.
CLYDE R. ADAMS, REALTOR
$40 Annapolis Rd., UN. 4-1143
Open ewes. It'll pm.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE
Smart looking brick GEORGETOWN type,
II rooms. 3 baths. gas heat. well
furnished First fir. occupied by
owner. Remainder gives her an in.
come of about $4,000 per annum.
SO 500. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K st. NV. MA. S-1166.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER
conv. to schools and transp.: $135
month.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-0582
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NAYLOR GARDENS
Two bedrms.. end floor. southern ex-
posure; clean condition. Possession.
Also 1-bedrm.. 1st-noor apt: nice
condition. Possession. Ewes. Mr:
Rowland, LU. 1-7060. DRURY
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SNACK BAR-Would you like to own
Q good-paying income business for
$500. See MR.. ALONSO, 934 Els
worth dr.. Silver Spring, near Hecht.
bet. 1912 am. 16s
per mo-; $4,000 yearly gross in
come. Priced for quick sale, terms.
NATHAN SILVER ME. S-2151
ANTHONY CASTRO, EX. 3-2556
16S
VARIETIES-FOUNTAIN
NEWSPAPERS
Patent medicine. Near Government
buildings. Priced to sell. Easy
AUERBAcH. DI. 7-65O1. AID. 4-5aO7
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HOUSES TO SHARE

STIMULATION? Or isolation? Both
2Siiol: ssfe bed@ 6e 1n' decrf.ows ee sEo girls
HO. 2-5S75 after $50. 80
GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE with airline
girl. Own room: picture window;
half bath. Call between 7 and 8
pm, XII. S-5692. -16
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GEORGETOWN
8 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick. on quiet 32nd
st. mr.. Que; large garden; well fur
nished and avail. immed.; rent, 5000
mo. RIDDELL REALTY CO.. DI.
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CONGRESS PARK APIS.

1859 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
AEfI1aeli; AHhss srnRooM 4NE; TW9 Yrs. AE1 ND
2-015l or 10. 2-O152. HOURS:
8 to s, Monday through FRI
day, and 8 to IL, Saturday,
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OUTSTANDING
New, Semidetached
Rrick Homes i'm d c.

AS Low AS S9,450 DOWN
SAMPLE HOME OPEN DAILY, 1913
6521 North Capitol st.
Hurry; only 1 left; 8 bright bedrms.,
tile powder room, large dream"
garbage disposal. q GU. IT. refriger-
ator, Tapan range. full bsmt., gas
heat. Directions: Drive out Kansas
ave. just past new overpass, bear
left to No. Capitol 3 blocks to open
house.
Auerbach g. Co., DI. 7-6501
IA. 9-O471. TU. 2-O350. RA. 3-6552.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL.

37OO MASS. AVE. NV,
One and two bedroom apartments;
television in every apartment; full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
suites.
COLORED-FURN. BSMT. APT
Employed couple; no children. 1853
Monroe st. NV. Ia. 9-796S after 5.
COLORED-17 YOU ST. N.W.-Three
rms rms Kit kit; and d, bsth; Sz5 = month; all
BASEMENT APT.
furnished: utilities included, $45 per
mo: One large front room furnished,
utilities included. $40 per mo. Cali
ROBERT L. EVANS, Ma. $4,000.
to school, ~ and
transp.; 2 rms. kit. and bath: ali
util incl. newly decor. and nicely
furn: WASHBURN & MAZE, 927
COLORED-ROoMS and apis. fur
nished. Call DU. 7-9456. -16
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AUSTRALIAN FAMILY is seeking i'm
mediately well-appointed house Of 4
bedrms.. drawing rm., din. rm. for
10, library and screened porch; fur
nishings must be adequate; gardener
will be employed: preferred location,
Wesley Heights. Spring Valley. Chevy
Chase, not GEORGETOWN. WO. 6-77OO.
Ext. 425-B. -1S
JUSTICE DEPT. EMPLOYEE-Wife
and two young children desire s.
bedroom house. with basement, up
to S125 mo. EN-. 3-92O3 after pm.
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RENTALS NEEDED
Nice homes from ] to 5 bedrooms.
priced from $75 to $3.50 mo-, in
Va. area. Clients waiting. We spe-
cialize in rentals. Courtesy service.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
113 West Broad St.. Falls Church, Va,
next to bank. Realtors. JE. 2-2620.
-21
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SHOE STORE

Iong established family shoe store
IN Baltimore, Md, doing good volume
oI business. catering to the better
trade; clean stock. modern, up-to-
date fixtures: owner retiring, will
nelp nnance to the right party. BOX
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OOLLlNG FIELD V1C.-Attrac. furn.
i-bedroom apt. in modern 4-fam.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1010 18th st. NV, MA. S-05S2
lie
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES.
FuRN. OR UNFURN., AND SUB
WEEKDAYS 81: SAT. sun, s-5.
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.,
624 BOND BLDG, MA. S-0007.
14th ST. AND N. 2. AVE. NV,
S15 KING ST. ALEX. KI. S-13l3.
124 11th ST. NE
Basement. efficiency; utilities fur
nished. Private entrance, neatly
furnished.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-2005
2 BLKS. FROM NAV. RECEIV. STA:
One bedrm.. ltv. rm., kit. and bath,
utils. incl, SS5. Call 10. 2-5907.
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14th AND HARVARD SITS. NV
TWO rms, kitchen and bath, lst-f
apt. with utilities furnished; $3.50,
Ii. 6-0930. -i6
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COLORED-$495 DOWN
Have 3 BEAUTIFUL HOMES with thia
small down payment; 6 large rooms.
Oii heat. WILL SELL FAST. Call
COIN & LEVINE, HO. 2-362O
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GREENBRIAR

01EGG1N D1C1A1C
1901 Mass. ave. completely air con-
ditioned. Lovely efnciency apt. in
one of Washington's finest apt.
bldg. Features liv. rm. Is by gas,
lge. dressing room. dining area
with kitchen, elevator and SWITCH
board service. Rent $125 q month
Including utils. Resident manager.
EN-. 3-l741.
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utils. NO. 7-eoso { or or Tu. s-asSs:
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Newly dec
grated. 1-bedrm. apt. conv. to
tTansDi tran ~; and ,S shopping center $50.
wo5oDsTDEl S5ti HSl MGNof. an s-i5is iSi6e Ca. ave.
slSir sVs Ap2 SSfhnfIs f5 ssa5o 'eSIn Sts met nef
paruuet floors. ventilating fan. dis
posal, ample closets, laundry facils.
=. MANAGER. ~. 9-2123. 9-6; 10
NR. Ti TFioRiE;sTHHRe H esiSien AND s. cAPITSi& ePSIte
eoupies; refs; ho Hs Hsss on 10: HBssss Sessss.
Mr.. NICHoLs-ATLANTIC-1 bedrm.
S SS Sus; sss ss no! Jo ssss sSap'e 6
e0Ie p ST. N:W.-5edrm.. liv. rm.,
Apply Mr.. ADAMS. j s33 M st. NV.
1st floor, between $50 and pm.
ROCKvILLE-New e-bedrm. apts.,
with pvt. pchs and yds. Ideal foT
children. Ss5 per mo. DE. 2-3276.
LARGE 1-BEDRM. APT. facing ing #.
Dupont Park. Bus stop ct corner
Il1f inquire e45ss 1909 = st. s's'' Apt. y SYl'
incl. utils.; available 25th; coneres.
Heights Sc; RA. 6-7611,. liz.
Em;, .dinette,. kit. bath: modern
$50. $50. incI, EsI v@ wills, Ju. 5-sSe1,
rm; combination. kit. and bath;
S74. 80. Utils. included. -19
ARLINGTON-Duplex. new. close t
Pentagon. 2 bedrms.. garbage dis.
posal. sl35 mo. EN-. 3-O221. -91
ARLlNGTON-1n apt. bldg; or &
6edrm. apis: 3 exposures; adults
APT. NEW-S0q Chesapeake st. Sc.
mod. GE kit. liv. rm.. bedrm.. bath
rec. rm.; no children. Ii. 6-S34:
zoos 4th 81. 81 Ne-~:ewly decorated
See FTl MAh4oERd IL; aRd ans bath; :6s. Es'' rental
TAKOMA PK.-Ter. apt. mod. bath
Ia hedrms.: lge. liv. rm.: private
blk ! fare bus. JU. S-517s.
Sc. sECTION-2-bedrm. apt, full,
equip: GE kit. Adults only. Cal
LO. 7-7S51. 40
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Priest Gains Berserk Patient
Who St0bbed72in Sonotorium
CooIIy Induces Man
To Yield Knife in
Seattle Institution
By the Assoeioted Press

SEATTLE, Mar. 27.-A young
priest was hailed today as a
hero for coolly inducing a ber-
serk Filipino to give up the knife
with which he had stabbed IL
fellow patients at a tuberculosis
sanatorium.
The Rev. James Knelleken
thought he had been called yes
terday forenoon to Firland San
atorium, a county institution
north of here, to administer last
rites to a dying man.
Instead he walked into a blood
spattered ward at one end of
which stood Esteban Maranitan
Rucero. 81, knife in hand and
surrounded by patients and
Sheriff'S deputies.
Through the length of the
ward lay Rucero's victims,
stabbed silently and methodi-
cally by the little Filipino as he
slashed his way along. Some
were seriously injured, but doc
tors today said they all are in
good condition.
I'm glad you came, father, I"
Rucero said as he spotted the
priest. "Now I can die, Father" :"
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Gross Receipts Of N
Rise 43% in 81, but
Networks Make Less
BY the Associoted Press

Gross receipts of the nations
television stations rose about 43
per cent last year. but some
notably the networks-made less
money than they did in 1851.
A preliminary annual financial
report released by the Federal
Communications Comm is ssion
disclosed among other things
that network earnings from
radio were ahead of those from
TV as result of smaller oper-
ating expense.
The report said total TV
broadcast revenues sales of
time, talent and program mate
rial to advertisers-in 1852 rose
to $336-million compared with
$235 million for the previous II
months.
Earnings Up 31G.
The overall earnings, before
Federal income taxes, for the
TV broadcasting industry was
estimated at $54-million or 81
per cent above 1851.
The MISUNDERSTANDING their
Is owned stations - crossed
$191.9 million in TV revenues,
but had expenses of $182-mil-
lion, leaving income before Fed
eral tax, of SO million.
The revenues were up almost
so per cent from 1851, but the
expenses we're Sc per cent greater
so that the networks wound up
with 50 million below their $11
million figure in 1851.
Radio Gross Declines.
The report noted that net
work radio had a decline in gross
revenue, but an even larger drop
in operating expense, so that
network radio operations result
Evening star., 1953-03-27

ed in an estimated $11.2 million
income.
Ninety-three TV stations, not
owned by the networks, esti-
mated total revenues of $143.7
million, up 33 per cent, and in
come of $45.6 million or 81 per
cent above 1851.
OF the 108 T'V stations oper-
ating through the full year, "a
reported profits. with average
income rising from $330,00O in
1851, to $453 900 in 1852. Six
teen of the 81 stations estimated
1852 income at 81 million or
more.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

Slowly and coolly, Father Knel-
leken talked to Rucero. Finally,
Rucero said:
II trust you. father" and
agreed to go with him to the
King County Jail. There, Rucero
gave up his long-bladed spring.
type clasp knife and explained
his action to Sheriff Harlan Cal
lahan:
Everybody was against me (. .
they kept sticking needles into
me :"
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Revival of CubIe' Cars
Under Way in Jopon
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO. - Japan's Transpor-
tation Ministry has received a
flood of applications for permits
to reopen cable car lines or
build new ones.
Two applicants would like to
take customers to the top of
famed Mount Fuji. Japan had 26
cable car lines before the war.
All but one quit during the con-
hict.
Today IL lines are operating.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-09
Board of Trade ION the Job"

County business men well may pay tribute to the
ices given this past week by Rockville Trade
ficias
Prompt action by the Trade Board group in alertng
other business groups of the county the need for combat
ing proposed exemption of Montgomery County from law
reducing the personal property tax brought enough pres
sure to 25 percent reduction in the tax
Our abacus figured out that this that mos coun-
ty business saved far than the cost of tic
bership in taxes.
Several members of the local Board of Trade went to
Annapolis to argue the of reduction this much
sked tax and their efforts buttressed by the other bust
of the county, victory that should be well
coined example of the good such organizations
compsh protecting the pocketbooks of county citizens
County officials opposed the reduction being dan
ger to county financing
1t is expected that the Board of Trade will be rep
resented at the budget hearings June and will
be in there pitching for economy in government
Local business a second victory when the
Legislature granted the petition of number of property
along Route 24O that they be included in the boun-
daries of the city of Rockville
This should be the orerunner of of business and
commercial expansion of the county seat that will provide
funds for much needed improvements without costing the
honleowners unreasonable taxes.
The business pays large proportion of the cost
of county as well as municipal government
The average hOmeowner, engrossed in his efforts to
meet mounting taxes rarely realizes the financial benefits
he realizes from the taxes paid by the business
County and city residents must listen to the voice of
and encourage proper expansion of industrial and
commercial properties if the mounting costs of
to be met without assessing homes high resi-
dency.
The people of Rockville should give their newly reiuve
mated Board OF Trade round of applause and might well
show their gratitude by shopping in local Stores thus aid
ing in keeping down their home taxes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-09

A. w. Hines reporting for the
Women's Guild said that the Guild
had spent over $1100 this past
year including the purchase of 100
new chairs and the drilling of a
well for the church, and reported
balance of slightly over 5000 on
hand. Mr.. w. w. White gave the
report of the committee which had
conducted population survey of
the parish and Mr.. Samuel Riggs
~ gave the treasurer's report.
A delicious dinner prepared by
the Sunday School was enjoyed
prior to the meeting.
Mrs. Hanson Cashell of Silver
Spring is spending a few days this
week as the guest of Mrs. Tom
Ward. Young Jimmy Ward had as
his guests Monday Louis Burdette,
Ronnie Cue, Gene King and Jack
King. Monday evening the boys
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Ward
were dinner guests of Mrs. Tom
Ward. Mary Ann Ward was home
from the U. of Md. for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Orem of
Baltimore were overnight guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Braun.
Supper guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Woodfeld were
Mrs. Ava King and III .~1l
Burdette.
Guests of Mr.. and H.. ........ is
Priebe of Brookeville .a.-f were
Mr.. and Mrs. William g4ucloth
and daughter 10 of Arlington.
This is an important notice for
all parents who have children
whom they plan to enter in kinder
garten or first grade (if not pre-
viously enrolled) at the Laytons-
vile school, Spring roundup will
be held at the school April % from
8 TO 1880 am. Children must be
five before Dec. 81, 1858 to enroll
/ IN kindergarten and SIX before
Dec. 81 to enroll in first grade.
Parents and children are urged to
be present April % and to bring
birth certificates and records of
vaccination and immunization.
Col. and Mrs. William Maxwell
and daughter Violet of Arlington
were dinner guests Sunday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Vestus Will
cox.
The Rev. and Mrs. Warren Firth
entertained Tuesday afternoon
from , to members Of the church
membership class.
Mt. Tabor WSCS met Thursday
J April 9 at the home Of Mrs. Merson
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! Mrs. Ernest Hand and son of
Gaithersburg were Easter dinner
guests of Mrs. Ida ]. Fraley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgee Hawkins
are enjoying a ten day visit in
Manchester, Conn. with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Sheldon.
Miss Lena Stup was a weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger C.
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Signor. Jr.
have as their houseguest, Mrs. w.
E. Signor.
Tuesday, April ID the Laytons-
vile PTA will meet at 8 pm. at
the school. Mrs. Edmund Burke.
program chairman says the theme
of the meeting will be Recreation
and what various plans and sug-
gested plans mean to u.s."
Mrs. Richard Ayers entertained
at birthday dinner in honor of
her father, Thomas Hawkins, Sun
day. Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hawkins, Mrs. Nettie
Hawkins and Douglas Burdette.
Mt. Tabor WSCS will serve
lunch this coming Saturday, April
II at Mr.. Ernest Barnhart's sale.
Mrs. Mary w. johnson was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camden Windham
of Alexandria were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mowatt
Windham.
The Laytonsville Pitch Club met