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Arizona sun., 1953-12-18
Straight
Ahead
BY Olive A. Adams


NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) - DR..
Harold L. Trigg, an alumnus and
President of st. Augustine College,
Raleigh, N. c., was guest speaker
last week at Morgan State College
when that institution observed its
eighty-sixth Founders Day. DR..
Trigg brought up several points in
his talk which should be further
discussed among thinking people in
order to form some kind of philo-
sophy with regard to human rela-
tionships.
DR.. Trigg, for instance, calls for
an end of "class distinctions" On
the surface, this may appear to be
what the Negro is at present striv-
ing for. But on second thought, 1t
becomes clear that no one really
wants class distinctions wiped out.
We only want clearer interpreta-
ton of the term. If by clas distinc-
tions we mean that we want to
exclude from the mainstream of
American life people Of a given
race or color, then we do not want
"class distinctions made. But if
we mean that every person should
be able to aspire to a certain
"class" or distinction, then we
should want to keep them. Certain
ly we want to encourage all of our
youngsters to reach a goal, and
they should feel sense of achieve
ment at having reached it, and
should enjoy it along with others
who have reached the same heights.
But they should not be prevented
from pursuing his goal because of
race, color or economic status.
DR.. Trigg also challenges Amer
lea to "use the Negro as a symbol
of democracy by giving him first
class citizenship" The Negro was
given first-class citizenship, as
much as can be given to anybody,
by the terms of the Constitution,
principally the Bill of Rights and
the 18th, 18th, and 18th Amend
me nts, and by legislation and ju-
dicial decisions since that time.
The rest, the Negro must win for
himself. In a free competitive So
ciety, where minority groups live
in a community where there is a
group, the tendency is for
the majority group to have a feel
ing of tolerance. Seldom is there a
disposition on the part of the ma
jority group for integration. This
is only achieved through the acti-
witty of the minority culture, by
becoming essential to the majority
group. We have seen this work out
in times of peril, such as war, when
minority groups make strides be-
cause the entire nation is in dam
ger.
It is up to us to prove our worth
to the American community and
press for our .rightful recognition
on that basis.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-18
Veterinary Clinic
Now Open In Area

DR.. S. Shapera, formerly of
Westchester County, New York,
has recently opened the Blue Cross
Veterinary Clinic, 4122 North SO
Street. The clinic has the most
modern facilities and specializes in
the diseases of small animals.
DR.. Shapera practiced in New,
York for 80 years but sold his
practice there to make his home in
the Valley of the Sun.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-18

Oranges and grapefruits are
more easily peeled if you put them
in boiling water for a few minutes
first,
Evening star., 1953-10-28

of the rear portion of two lots
on Stanford street, just east Of
Wisconsin avenue.
4. Rezoning from Residential
A to Residential B of Grant
avenue, Takoma Park.
5. Rezoning from Residential
c to Commercial D of land off
East West highway near Coles
vile road.
In Capital View Park.
6. Rezoning from Residential
A to Residential C of 9.5 acres in
Capitol View Park, one fourth
mile north of Forest Glen road
and Just east of Baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks.
Applications granted were:
l. Apartment house rezoning
of Lots Z and 8. Block /, Section
/, Bradley Hills subdivision.
2. Commercial rezoning of 49,
456 square feet of land off Rock
vile pike two-fifths of a mile
south of the intersection of
Montrose and Randolph roads.
3. Commercial rezoning of sew
eral lots on Georgia avenue be-
tween Flora avenue and White
Oak drive. Montgomery Hills.
4. Apartment house reZoning
of 19.909 square feet at Mont
gomery avenue and Cloverdale
street, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
More Rigid zoning
Control Indicated in
Councils Revisions

The proposed new zoning ordi-
nance for suburban Montgomery
County was ready to go back to
the Maryland-N National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
today.
The County Council yesterday
completed its revision of the
ordinance. which it received from
the planning commission more
than a year ago.
The commission will study the
revision and then return the
ordinance to the council. The
council hopes to put the law into
effect by January /.
Just what reviSionS the council
has made has not been made
public. Indications are the coun-
Gil has frightened its control over
land use even more than did the
commission in its original
proposal.
New. Classification.
The new ordinance would
create a number of new zoning
classifications, giving the coun-
Gil greater control over density
of apartment house develop
ments and over commercial and
industrial zones.
The council yesterday denied
eight applications for rezoning
and granted four.
Among those denied was the
request for apartment rezoning
of the 38-acre Hawley tract on
Wisconsin avenue. just north of
the National Institutes of Health
Also denied was the request
for rezoning from Residential A
to Commercial D of the 2.4-acre
triangle at Old Georgetown road,
Rockville pike and Montrose
road.
Councilman Louis H. Gravelle
-dissented from the latter opin-
ion and said the council had no
substantial reason for its denial.
The council had said the recon-
ing was inappropriate. The
Planning Commission recon-
mended denial because the zon-
ing plan did not call for COM
mercial use on this site.
Notes Changes.
Mr.. Gravelle said nevertheless
the granting of special excep-
tions and the operation Of COM
mercial activities outside the
zoning area has changed the
residential character of the
Rockville pike.
Chances are that the councils
action will be appealed to the
Circuit Court.
Other applications denied
were:
l. Rezoning from Residential
A to apartment house classiflca-
ton of Lot 4, Block /, Section /,
Bradley Hills.
2. Rezoning from Residential A
to Commercial D of 2.3 acres on
east side of Viers Mill road,
about 1900 feet north of Viers
Mill Village.
8. Rezoning to Commercial D
Evening star., 1953-10-28

thracits coal, furs. paraffin,
bristles and other goods.
Italy will export oranges,
lemons, artificial silk yarn, staple
yarn, wood, fabrics, electric
cable and equipment for the
food industry and industry and
machinery.
Italy also will supply various
small ships, including freighters,
refrigerator ships and tugs, the
communique said.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Russia and Italy Sign
0ne-Year Trade Pact
BY the Assoeicisd Press

MOSCOW, Oct. 2S.-The So
Wet government today an
nounced a new one-year trade
agreement with Italy.
Under it the Soviet Union will
export grain, oil products. man
ganese, chrome ore, lumber, an
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Yes! Amazins PAZo
Relief to MILLIONS!
Says Mr.. NJ. w., Los Angeles, California

How tragic that thousands suffer,
needlessly, from misery of simple
piles! Millions have discovered that
amazing Pazo* relieves such torture
fast. In fact, Pazo acts to relieve itch
ing, pain instantly! Soothes raw, in
famed tissues. Lubricates and softens
dry, hardened parts. Helps reduce
swelling, heal cracking, prevent sore
ness. Ask your own doctor about this
speedy, wonderful relief. Then don't
Evening star., 1953-10-28
@SLaZZXzMlzN30

Here's the teevsion buy of the year. It's G-E Black
Daylite TV famous for the clarity and briliance of
it's picture. It's Big Screen TV-full 21-inch TV-
that makes TV viewing real pleasure.
You get the same power-packed G-E chassis used in
sets selling for 500 Not 16 18 tubes but
21 tubes including the FL" dark face picture tube and
three high voltage rectifers.
You get the GE Glarejector, that protects your
eyes from annoying reflections and glare. Banished
forever are reflections from floor and table lamps.
new G-E electronic feature does away with annoy
ing retrace lines-even when the picture is brightest
Another guards the picture from outside interference
gives you clear steady pictures-even in fringe
areas.
Here's TV picture you'll be thrilled to look at,
in a cabinet you'll be proud to own. Compare-not
painted mahogany finish other wood-GENUlNE
MAHOGANY panelling
Here's buy you can't afford to miss. See your G-E
TV dealer today! He has the best deal in town.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Insurance Firm Ordered to Pay
Sum Lost to Confidence Man

A strange story of a confidence
man who bilked District woman
out of more than $500 with the
story that he would help get her
aunt out from behind the Iron
Curtain ended yesterday in the
Municipal Court of Appeals.
Mrs. Katherine Hawes Gunion
of 3403 Macomb street NV, was
awarded a claim for part of her
loss against an insurance COM
pany to recover part Of the
money.
The court ruled that larceny
by trick was covered by a theft
policy which Mrs. Gunion holds
with the General Casualty Co.
of America. 1t awarded her
$115.93.
Municipal Judge Grace Stew
art earlier had awarded Mrs.
Gunion $28443 of the $536.06
she had paid to a man identi-
fed as Montgomery Harton. The
insurance company had appealed
the decision.
Mrs. Gunion testified she met
Harton in January, 1949. In May
Of that year, she said. she told
Evening star., 1953-10-22

him about an aunt in Rumania
who had an American passport
but could not get an exit per-
nit to come to this country.
Harton told her, Mrs. Gunion
testified, that he would call a
brother-in-law, Col. T. j. Gram
dali. Mrs. Gunion gave him
1883 to reimburse him for the
cost of the call.
In June, 1949, Mrs. Gunion
said, she gave Harton another
$100.06, which he said he was
going to send to an Air Force
Maj. James M. Anderson who
was going to get her aunt out of
Rumania. She said she saw a
receipt for the money signed by
Maj. Anderson, who was sup
posed to be in Ankara, Turkey.
The following month, she said,
Harton asked her for $3.50 more
needed by Anderson to accom-
plish the purpose" She said she
gave him that amount, plus
$15.93 few days later to permit
him to make a trip to New York
where he was to meet another
Air officer, Maj. Kelly. Harton
Evening star., 1953-10-22

Desoned for todos honenoker! Big AZ s
frozen foods porcelain interior with snort ice
tone" green FWe-yeor guarantee seoed unit Handy bin
how much with coupon y 3Ol
Evening star., 1953-10-22

told her Maj. Kelly was going
to arrange for him to go to
Europe to assist Anderson in
freeing her aunt.
In October, she gave him $50
more. That was the last she
saw of him.
An Air Force official testified,
at the original trial, that their
list of staff officers showed no
Mai. James M. Anderson.
The appeals court held that
some Of the payments were re-
Endorsements or loans and could
not be covered by the policy.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
BY the Associoisd Press

CATONSVILLE, Md, Oct. %.
Riley G. Hobbs of Laurel was
sentenced to three months in
the house of correction yester-
day for attempted assault with
an automobile.
At a hearing in Police Court
here, the Laurel man was also
given suspended fines of $201.4
for drunken driving. $26.45 for
reckless driving and $6.45 for
failure to obey a policeman'S
signal to stop.
Patrolman Harry Hoffman Of
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Methodist Book Fair

Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church, Nebraska and New
Mexico avenues NV, will spon-
sor a book fair on the theme
America the Beautiful at 7:30
pm. tomorrow in the church
veStry.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Laurel Man Gets ; Months For Assault on Policeman

Baltimore County police testi-
fled Hobbs tried to run him down
after Mr.. Hoffman had stopped
him on River road at Leicester
on Saturday night.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Library Group to Meet

The District Library Asso-
citation will hold its first fall
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight
in Mcmahon Hall of Catholic
University.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

Sofe, dependable winter-Iong
protection. Won't evoporote
or boil owoy. Rust and scale
resistont. Z3ll7-l8 Quart, 80c
Western Supreme Alcohol.
Z3l45-46 GoI., l.5O; o., 4Oc
Evening star., 1953-10-22

New Wizard Twin-Fire Spark
Plugs gives engine wider heot
range, easier storts, foster &C.
ceIerotion, greater fuel econ-
omy. longer eop life, less engine
maintenance! LRl069-95
Evening star., 1953-10-22

New! "SpnFee" sofey knob prevents accidental turning
Miracle HeotSeo oosket for foster cooler ower-co
cookno Plus famous Simmer Sove" burners WzOMooc
binoon broer grill electric clock, ond 4hour timer Hurry! 2635
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FIVE ACRES AND INDEPENDENCE
ATTRAC. GRIN. BUNGA., 3 BEDRMs.
Long frontage on hard-surface road.
Many features: Natural gas, cleo
tricity, phone. mail and school bus
pass door; easy committing to D. C..
over excellent roads. Illness forces
sale at very. low price Of $3.50.
ISL Spring st., Herndon, We. -22
MDpLEToWN VALLEY: MD:
Frederick Co.; 90-acre dairy farm,
on paved road near village; Groom
farmhouse. basement barn, garage
and necessary outbuildings all in
good condition.; watered springs and
branch. Price, S13,250. 80 acres on
paved road near stores. school and
basement barn and other buildings.
Borders on Catoctin Creek . we'll
known trout stream. Price. Sic. 1000.
Properties situated between Fred
erick and ,Hagerstown valley
ss;mmed by The ,vG%SE GaSeSsin and SS1n SSHsh
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-274O or
Mrs. Routzhan. Myersville 2722;
Evening star., 1953-03-21
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FOUR-UNIT BLDGS., NV. and Sc;
good return for cash invested. KAY
REALTY CO., RA. $4,000. 81
ARLINGTON-Up to 30ee net yield
on $1,500-S3, 800 cash investment.
TWo-bedrm. duplex, now rented
furnished to desirable tenants for
low rent Of S115. Price Of S11, 800
includes furniture. KE. S-5694.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE

national panel truck; excel. cond.; %
reasonably priced; Call NO. 7-l00l
DODGE 1889 Iseton panel truck,
metal top, good running cond;; &125.
ARoPlye Mol ye-4sls 4slss Macarthur blvd. n1" n1;w"
TRGcKsEWhen lookins for your
used truck, be sure and see US. Our
vast experience in sales and main
s soSf .sfvss Ct Rsv aaa Sffs sSsH5
.(Ford). IA 2-4300. 329S Wilson
FORD is4s Fl ia-ton panel; newly
painted in Ford red and in excellent
condition and appearance, Special
Il Il s. sass nx fAskTAys ab sofss 'c9T opsn so2t 20 l.
FORD 1a49 F-6 s-cylinder dump
truck; this truck is equipped with
2:speed rear. running lights. fish
plated frame, 3-yard body; truck in
s1cellsnt s pSREMs% eSHditicH rpD5, For :ss sds, e.
st. NV. AD. 2-ois5. Open 8 10 =.
FORD 1851 F-6 S-cylinder dump.
This truck Is In excellent condition,
one owner; equipped with 2-speed
rear. S.25x20 tires. turn signals.
running lights, frame flsh plated,
with cab shield and high load side
boards. This truck IL ready TO 90 to
work and priced at $1,S95. PARK
WAY Nord), 3051 NJ st. NV. AID.
GMC DIESEL TRACTOR 1851; fully
equipped. Call after 8 pm. Lu.
CHgvvkoLET 1852; srand-new. 800
miles; going out Of business: fully
equip. for heavy hauling: can be
financed. S2.S76. Call H, S-431Q,
oV. S-1115 between o am. and B
GMc' 1s4e dump; all heavily
ea1ipped' $4b0 or best oRer. WA.
Ds1SE eoRs 'Sse Ss ssao oo'sRN1zn' VIZ = sss ssSe
CHEVROLET 1852 1-ton pickup:
$500 mtles, perfect cond.; fully
out Of business; S1.575. Can 30
financed BY. owner. Call between
8 am am :ns .aa : s@. S.R.. GE H: s-laiS: s-llafs;
WHITE nHi Tractor. VIC aa; Mustang
motor; excel. Mechanically; needs
some rubber; $500 cash. AP.
8 bUMr TRUCKS, Federal tractor
and 1S-ft. traitor; 1O5 It. air com.
pressor. Sale or trade. Terms. IA.
- 1font5ne6 an NeTf P11e1
Evening star., 1953-03-21
STORES FOR RENT

3rd AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV
Store, 2Ox6O: parking in rear Call
STORE, S55 MO. - Business block.
244l "a q ISse Eiehels ave. Sc. RA' a-s4S4' ss
BEAUTY M SHOP FOR LEAsE-Hoilin
Hall .shopping, center ION Fl. Hunt
ATTRACTIVE d; Opportunity 'I for - expert
10th 81 AN AND r r. r: 11tli AVE- N.w-1aes dis
Pvt. parking avail. Suit any type
busina1s. 500 mo. Cali ME. S-0O95,
COMET REALTY CO., 1908 N; Y.
1es ose' REMEDY RiS; ST. N.w.-4oxso:
suit. for any type business; lease.
FALLS CHgRCH-Modsrn shopping
seath snsi5 w.sSinsson hSsasSaaOli s., rsn T.: hTy
ssf4 Il PiNE9 shsa BRANCH RD.-Modern
store and offices; parking space;
heavy traffic. Telephone AD. 2-lS64'
BASEMENT S' STORE. s5xeo it.. suit.
able for once or business. Reas
rent, Apply 4716 Wis. ave. EN-
&c., IPSHUR ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. !;
garage for rent: can be used tor
repair shop or storage; SIS per mo.
ses o.. .sTd isa2' ST.. Sc. 100 a%I 50: IT,.
loading dock. 16-ft. ceiling, over
head door. Ii. 4-63OO go
5000 14th ST. N.W.-suit. Tv or
refgr. repairs. mfg. sales Or ofice.
Lease. TU. 2-0550, 10. 3-5O14:
1904 eth ST. N.w.-Excellent for
part basement and 3 rms. on 2nd
floor Building for sale or rent. Apply
within to MR.. AIDES. 80
STORE, 512 G. st. NV. Approx. 15x70,
$l25 per mo. Apply JAFFE. 911
GEORGEToWN CORNER. in old sec
tion Of restored houses; approx. 700
mo. Cali DE WE'RE r. WELDON.
Agent, EX; 3-5S11. Monday. --22
031 10th ST. N.W.-Smal store, lge.
show window: suitable any type busi-
ness; parking space in rear; rent,
$50 with heat. Ma. S-9743. -22
Evening star., 1953-03-21
FARMS

1913 ACREs-1, 900 yards frontage
yards on .river-good fishing: 81
miles south; $500. With $500
4se ACRES. St. Marys County. Nd:
90 acres cleared, 2 barns, 6-rm
house. all water front privils. on
Patuxent River. AZ mi. from Wash
ington Write OF call HOWARD g.
MoNTaoMERY MSosSceelSiE1s.e 20 SSS6uNrY-1so sIS acr.
farm above Rockville in hunt area;
80 acres in wheat. 100 acres in hay
and pasture; well watered; lge.. 7-rm.
frame house. One Of the best live
county. @ M No STSnk WSste land. e IonF = hwy: W.
frontage. 100000. CaIl TOM ATHEY,
Gaithersburg 4S2-W-l, Salesman for
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. OIL. 2-6441. .
AshEs n aers sss H. S34frrsi
$3.50 DOWN: $50 mo-, buys for S4,-
$50 ten acres and new 3-rm. bum
galow; insulated; water in Kitchen:
Y. 8. 25O. 34 mi. west Of Richmond.
FARM S; For r RESS1f-MontromeTy rye Co.,
Nd, APPROX; 16 mi. from D. c. on
modern conveniences. Box 192-c.
SMALL FARM. az acres in waTdens-
house or lodge; Excellent for hunt
ing club; deer. bear. other wild game.
Price 81 $50. KI. S-4310. OV. g.
1115 between 8 am. and s pm.
HOWARD. COUNTY; S40, 500 - 332
for dairy or. stock farm; 600 acres
cleared. Eight-room house, new
silo; bank barn. good streams.
%oonMosos Sa ms stSshE ESENfY q Tls1d M ~ eSSSS
FAIRFAX COUNTY. l5 mi. from
D. C:-Fifty-four acres rolling land,
mostly cleared. Five.bedrm. frame
Colonial; hot-water heat: mod cows.
Two-car gar. barn and other out
IN c.f fP'f Lynn xSaRaiF REAEf Iffs2n.hEs 5
DAIRY DAIRY FARM-valuabl. 100 acres; 4
miles from Eisenhower. farm, Gettys-
burg, Pa, along Rt. 134 miles south
Of Gettysburg at Barlow. For infor-
goS %ssnSn L. wst1 MHN n ce essbd1s :. a1Tm pt TO-
FARHLSs Al n: NSi 4; acres for sale; ? mile.
west Of Winchester, Va. on Rt. so.
Streams, some fruit; lumber timber
sfssr sH!d y s. owNEE; Ho sahs cail sat all day
EDINBURG, VA, Shenandoah Valley.
Five acres, good 6-rm. home. cleo
tricity; 40 fruit trees: walking dis
tance. to the Shenandoah River, Ma
tional Forest; summer resorts; q 90
mile view: suitable for summer ol
all-yeaT living; $1,000. PETERS
REALTY. Mclean. Va, Dalevtew g.
FIiRfAx CO., vA.-2os-acre dairy
farm; suit. for subdivision: roads on
Z sides. $3.50 per acre: Mt; Olson.
1 100 ACRES. 800 clear; A mi. D: G.:
for 400 cattle; i4-rm. mod, brk;
$SS6, 600 to $1s5, 5000. due to death.
Mr. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
WANTED-Farmland or acreage with
trout stream, within 80 miles Of
D. c. p. o. BOX 1929. Wash. D. c.
LARGE DAIRY BARN and acres
fronting. black-top road; excellent
for poultry and many other pur-
poses: very reasonable. FAIRWOOp
CO.. DI. 1929 or JE. 2-9429. 22'
FAIRFAX FARM ESTATE. 51a acres
modern French PROVINCIAL 4-bedrm.
rage. 81 mi. over dual hwy. $45 900
Substantial cash required. ia. 2.
1852 after 8 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
I17S-acre dairy farm with beautiful
home. 2 tenant houses. new dairS
barn, excellent value ct $4,000.
243-acre farm with Groom house
good PEGduStvs Sn. and io3 I.Sf Sf o 0o0 On.
GRASTY g. COMPANY
Phone: Middleburg 2061 or Marshall
Evening star., 1953-03-21
GARAGES
TRAIlERS

CONTINENTALS. Streamlites. Trav.
elites. Schults. Kropf Cruisers. You
will think you're ct q trailer show
when you see all these models on
display at COLES. Washington.
Baltimore Blvd, ) miles north of
Laurel; Nd Call Laurel a22 or Elk
GENERAi i, 1851. e g.; (, ;,,s. rms. % and
TRAILER with incl. porch. " bath.
On lot; in modern ned trailer village.
,$ss $ssSo "A a., 7Ss3sr SssY3ssrEM, Model s7;
pSNri1C,l GS aVGl Chief. late 1851. 80 IT..
3 rms. full bath, tub. and shower:
flush toilet, 18-ft. liv. rm., roll
window awnings. 9x25 #. porch avn
ing. Located on lot with asphalt
s.op ST5pead and son E1shn center Dix In AisH sas
Contact between 81 PM. oV; B.
HsousiE s5bsiE TRAILER. small. $3.50. 5E.
HOUSE HOUSE TRAILER. as-ft.. all metal,
r. Z. ToMPKNs, Monkeys Trailer
Park, Engleside. Va. 1 mi. N; Ft.
1873 fsy0lr AMERICAN HoMECREsT
Bisndy;;s Tourist Court. 12is Rock
News Hs1s MOI Moon S0's1'nfi 81 fHioSuSsiETRAIIER.
40 #. 4 rms. and bath. Like new.
$500. Going overseas. XII. g.
TRAILER, good condition, 2S IT,,
bath, new furn. Sacrifice. $1,100
j.. w. METCALF, 1918 Rockville
1852 3s.FT. TRAvELO, completely
equipped with bath; must sell; being
transferred. OV. 3-O19S. -27
ANDERSON 1850 31-ft.; completely
equipped; best offer. Contact 1T.
PSTRAK, Ancient Oaks xTRaiIer
Court, Falls Church. z2s
WANTED-Livestock trailer and nat
trailer, both SO. #. or longer. PA.
HORSE AND MULE CO.. MARLBORO.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

MEDICAL OFFICE, occupied 9 years
sisn;; S Can j. Ho; t S-6sSs or + IA.
DGf3Nr STPSsn 70 ciRCaf iRsgeft' OFFICE BLDG.
Ave. aSstSFs Sy eSs 6fee. Gsas sas Is0 a. $500
1924 X ST. N.W.-Lge. ONCE for rent
with smaller adjoining rm.. approx.
S9sstsi; 9 T. Cali MR. sof Roz1SskY st *:
AfRssSCSoGND1r1oNED fEsSSG OFFICE in MA law
bldg, excel. location Use Of library.
ESssnSS sSs1nssSR sids.. Fl fzsS st: a~
Office MEi s-eSssS; xsS DISPLAY RooM&ap. ooME2s
Rso4r ave; GU n.s y: s7b S Ser ' mo: ,aei. f
44.O CONN. AVE. N.W..--Air-con-
ditioned modern ONCE bldg: easy
E. RRaFbtlo5GVD boGD. 'iHsle Ra' 1880. 1890 S00 ae 50 "
CHALFoNTE APIS. 1901 Argonne
devoted to physicians ofiice), 900
50. #. Call MRS. sAxToN. AD; A.
ofFiGE fiTS SPACE AVAILABLE for
business or professional use. Private
l7i4 Rhode S Island ave. 1S n;W.'
oFFicss TFi si0og AVAILABLE. furn. or
unfurn. suite in best downtown 10
cation: Immediate occupancy. ST.
RoSSI2N, SSsI2 VA, LOO SO. #. Of once
space, in our modern air conditioned
bldg. Can be divided for several
tenar cies, or rented as one unit;
plenty Of free parking space: conv.
Can MR.. HUBBARD, ia. s-4d0O,
1855 K ST. NV. s-story bldg. de-
suites. Fluorescent lights, Venetian
blinds. complete service. Apply
Corner Baltimore ave; and Galls-
tin; Reas; rent; RAYMOND r. RgP-
SILVER hEHn; sFR sPRiSSsboetors. s7S4sf, dentists;
Sssh: T. blt. -H Hecht's "a and ;t deetsis Fl
eis r ST. Nv rms, End a.. for
once or light business; $47;Ss 7;Ssg,,IH'; ne;
csll rofADrs RA e-s7so' Penny" sz
ofFfSE ffHHEosPp osPAcf, in Al location. in
heart of Silver Spring. For appt. to
see; csll ~: 5-51o0' CHESTER H.
oFFIdE KFEhER; RsrHcE, Hssls0Fi ii714 Rhode Island
aye, n:W rooms. pvt: rs.s entranSs svaiSsnis, On
81 asl5S. g. wRsHfNdoroSN RRssHEhhso sSS's LOAN SsA 4
10is 18TH ST. N.W.-Now avail. 8
individual ofices on 1st fioor, or
suite Of three rooms; newly DEC:
reasonable rent. Call ST. 3-2S3O.
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