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APIS. UNFURNisHED-vA.

ONE ROOM. refsry shower bath;
$40 mo-, uttls. incl; .eonv. to bus
line. Avail immed.. Call ia
nSS.5s09; between 2 and 1, S;,.-2$
difficulties in finding an apt. allow
over Under q special program we
are reserving . limited number Of
beautiful and spacious ] and Q bed.
room apis. for families with pets.
Apis are cow loc. In beautiful
CS0aeS CS0qeS o5s s1fs g. 5 Ar to 's Pentason rss
Ig,,., hge ,6edrmn3 lily, ,a,uI1;, Ir1m;; d.tns.ts; dine. e
space. excel. maintenance service.
All apis. newly redecor. for you. /
bedrm., from $3.50: 2 bedrms.
from $92. Limited immed. occpy.
Write full particulars Of family re-
quirements and description Of pet,
Type pet allowed subject to approval
of owners. Box 332-M. Star.
- New building. near
Memorial Bridge; 1-bedrm. apt. $50,
plus utilities. JE. 3-7476. "a
SEE OUR GREENBRIER APIS
1-bedrm. units available immedi-
ately; spacious rms. well-equipped
kit; excel. transp.. close to shop
ping: all for $3.50 and SS4 so.
utils. incl. Columbia pike and s.
Qreenbrier ST.. ia. 2-3295. ia.
7-6660. pa
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

NAVAL CIVIL ENGINEER who knows
maintenance Of house desires de-
bath minimum; Afi. County: Maxi= q;
Oct. IL. Cali or. 1906.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and Q chill
dren Il. and 12( wish to rent B.
Please call JE. 3-3753 bet. 6 an 8.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have clients
waiting for 3. 3 and 4 bedrm.
houses, with options to buy. il pos
sible. sIGLER & CO., 10. 4-s3S3,
WE HAVE CLIENTS waiting to rent
homes in D. c. and nearby Md.
Call La. 6-6666. PECK CO.
VA. RENTALS NEEDED
Our quick rental service to choice
tenants will satisfy you. Ask our
landlords. Courteous service. Clients
waiting for homes and apartments.
from $50 to S225;o Ask for Nj.
SEAY. CO. 113 w. Broad St., Falls
Church, Va.
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5000 CRUDE RD., CHEVY CHASE,
Md; 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, bsmt.. 2 baths. available Oct.
10; S175
EIG & McKEEVER
~. $500 or ~. e-e744
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SIIITI,ANn NM

SUITLAND, MD.
4735 Silver Hill Fd.-Lovely 3-bed-
rm. det. brick home. Lge. liv. rm,,
din. rm., kitchen. . baths. Full
bsmt. Suitable for families. Rent,
LLOYD E. TURNER g. SON
10. 7-3400
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GROCERY STORE

In busy. eolored neighborhood. Low
rent. Good money-maker. Other In
terest, the reason for selling. Box
427-e, star. -22
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$500 BLK. l'VSF OF pG%E iftS sr. NV.
Will knock on $500 for larger down
payment. 6 rms. plus extra rm.,
kit. and half bath in bsmt.; also kit.
on End a.: oil heat. front porch; 2s
car gar. Ii. 6-5604; AID. 4-03s3.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

coMFoRTABLE APT. LIVING
At Donna Lee Apts., Falls Church
For exceptionally lge. rms, good
closet space. individual storage bins
at-your-door bus service, schools in
project.
2 bedrms.. 500 and s9s.5o incl. utils
bedrm., $3.50 and SS5, incl. utils
JE 3-G512 LA 1-RfRn -o3
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RIGGS PARK-S1 900 dn. payment
is all you need on this nearly new
semidet. brick: 6 rms. Ia baths.
dishwasher and disposal. wall-to-
wall carpet en- LIST A.; payment less
than rent. Call LA. 6-6666. PECK
CO. ga
House ON LARGE LOT; attached
garage; near Rhode Island ave. and
Central ave. ne. For sale by
OWNER. viii take back trust for
all over cash payment. DI. 7-67S1
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RIGGS PARK ARIA
A lovely 8 rms, semidet.; brick that
defieS al competition, hedrmB., has
duced for immed. sale, ~ let
trust, PECK CO. LA. 6-9659,
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Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO

American University :
An immaculate Enelish-type brick
ssGTSt sSHs shmt that tsTsly SRnRMs sRfSslss
Of twin sizeI. 2 tile baths, dormitory
type attic, recr. rm. area, auto.
heat; level well-landscaped lot; ga
rage. Price only S2t.950. To in
spect call Mr., Baldridge. Ives: CL.
73s 18th st NV. DI. 7-6S30;
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CoLoRED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe st. NV. Apt 305-Two
rms, kit. and bath; heat and hot
water, janitor service, laundry rm.,
play area. ST9.50 month. LISS
REALTY CO.. ME. S-666S.
COLORED-1O30 EUCLID ST. NV.
hffeFn b.th apts sttrastfVe All utilities Included kt sf
Reasonable rental.
GOSS REALTY co.
2144 K st. NV. Ma. 1883
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FOR LEASE OR SALE

restaurant; partially
equipped; ready for immediate oc.
eupancy Owner will negotiate
or yrs. lease. Good location witt
abundance parking. Call JE. 2-2261
during days. -2S
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Naylor Gardens

COLORED-l2OO BLK. COLUMBIA
RID. NV rms, kit. $50. Chill
dren sccepted. We also will have !
., and 3 bedrm. apts.: available Oct
/: $40 to $S2.50. All sections. Also
one l0-rm. house. To. 2-6534. 30
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Bright. clean. decorated apts.. pleas
ant surroundings, transp. through
Development, shopping close by,
and grounds Plenty free storage
space. of-street parking and ga
RACES excel. laundry facils.: I blk
from new public school: bus service
TO parochi1l school Cooperative
nursery. Well behaved children vel.
pltS' picnic grounds. ballfields. etc.
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BARNABY WOODS
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
4 Bedrms., 4 Baths, $S2,500
Det. stone. Side,hall entr.,. step-down
liV. rm., din. rm.. kit. bkfst. rm.;
rear screened porch; Ist-h. powder,
rni., 4 bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.:
I'm. attic w/powder. rm.; nm. bsmt.
w/bath: GE oil h.-w.h. Gar. Terms
avail. TILL 5 PM, CALL NE. g.
54O0. fEVES., CALL Mr.. STOLAR,
JU. 5-75S6)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Burkeville, RID

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hickman
and children visited IN the D. r
ScIuGgS home. last Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs billiard Scruggs
and family visited his mother,
Mrs Alverta Scrusgs at Rice.
! Wednesday night.
/ Nj. and Mrs. Harvey Thalpe
and Mr.. and Mrs. d r. Scruggs
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
j Willie Hickman. near Kenbridge,
Mrs. Harvey Tharpe, Mrs. Dill
lard Scruggs Mrs. Melvin Scrusss
and Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Puth
/ Soruggs. near Jennings Ordinary,
Wednesday evening
Visit Patient
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Morgan
and Wayne spent Wednesday in
Richmond with Wilson and report
he is doing nicely He hopes to
I come home around the first OF
March.
Ny. and Mrs. Preston Ricklnan
and family We're Tuesday night
list ors of the Dnlart Sc2ucgs.
st yer ScruGes and Mr. and
Mrs. H.. G. Hickman were Friday
night callers in the billiard
! ScruggS home.
See Matches
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe
spent the week end IN Richmond
with relatives and attcndc5 the
wrestling matches at Stra NoerFy
Hill
/ A. R. Hodges was Monday
night supper guest of the Melvin
Scruggs family
/ MI. and Mrs Herbert Norris
shopped in Farmville, Saturday
! Melvin Scruggs and Harry lie
spent Sunday with his ncthar.
MIS-. Alverta Scrue1@. at RIDE
Mrs. Melvin ScruPa5 ana C'ar
Jane spent SUNDAY With l. /.
mother MIS- H. g. Ei I.m7f
Other visitors in the same horne
were Nh and Mrs Preston Rick
nan and family, NJ. and Mts.
Harold Hickman and family and
Henry Hickman
/ Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Norris
and Donald spent Sunday with
M and Mrs. James Lee Norris
and family. near Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hickman ana
family were Sunday night callers
in the d, r. ScruggS home.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Hickman
and children were Saturday night
visitors in the Harvey Tharpe
family
Mr. and Mrs H M Morgan
and Wayne and Mrs. Spencer st.
John motored to Richmond, Sum
day. and visited Wilson Morgan
in Medical College Hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Instead OF Usual Neus
Instead OF Usual Netrs
'Burkeville Correspondent Descr RIDES
Strip Mines. ki'ns At Brazil, Indiana

Your Burkevillc correspondent
= n Brazil. Clay County. In
0ana, finding the strip-mining
nd brick and tile kilns interest
iag. ! will tell you OF this trip
Wstead of the usual news.
~Clay county was named for
Henry Clay; however, and not the
Uoduct that it produces. The
HOosier State has both shaft and
scrip coal mines. The strip mines
are most common around Brazil
BY the strip method. earth and
rock layers are removed by giant
shevels. which scoop away the
earth and stack it one side in
hills. The coal is not far below
the. surface, SO the shovel can be
used for carrying coal. too. and
it also loads the trucks right on
tho spot.
When all the coal has been cut
out. the hills created are planted
with pine trees. che end of the
cutaWay basin closed. and the re-
sulting pit fills with water This
becomes strip pit lake and a fine
place TO go fishing
After coal is taken out. the clay
deposit under the coal is shoveled
out in large chunks with steam
shovelS. This is a type of clay
suitable for building materials and
constitutes the basis of supply for
numerous plants in and around
Brazil.
West Factor and Brazil clay
produce ordinary brick used for
building Architect produces glaz-
ed Tile and both room tile The
color depends on the clay mix.
Intensity of heat. and length OF
Baking. A temperature of 1000 de
Trees is necessary TO complete
Baking. Monarch and National
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Deatonyille

Henry Nash is a patient at
Johnston Willis Hospital in Rich
mond. He was operated on Thurs
day for appendicitis Mrs. Nash
is staying with him
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chenault
and family. of Richmond, spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Witt Borum. Mrs. Borum re-
turned with them to visit until
Thursday
Mfr and Mrs. Henry Oliver spent
Friday with Nh and Mrs, Spencer
Oliver of Arvonia
Mr. and Mrs Robert Joyce and
family, Of Lexington. visited Mrs.
N J joyce last Sunday.
Visits Exchanged
Mrs Harry Jenkins called to see
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

rfre-Prooims produce flu Innings
and Sewer pipes of all sizes and
shapes Carbon makes building
type bricks. and Weaver produce
condults carrying from one duct
to nine duct size.
Kentucky is supposed to lead
IN queer names for towns. but
Indiana could run close second
with Bear Blossom. Harmony.
GnaW Bone. Center Square.
Blooming Grove. F'ountaintoWn.
Canaan. China. Bethlehem and
the we'll known Santa Claus.
The weather is cold. clear and
crisp. but no snow. We miss the
green OF the Virginia pines. with
the exception OF those planted
not naturel on the strip-pit
lakes. there are no eycrgreens in
Indiana.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs Gerald f. Bea-
yer and son. Jerry Of Richmond
were guests Of Mn and Mrs a
S. BoNlcs for the week end
Guests Of MI and Mrs Joseph
X. Irving and Mrs A. NJ Evans
for the week end were Mrs. r II
Potts and son. Joe. of Durham
N. G.. and Miss Frances Evans
Of PeteIsburg
Mrs. w. 2 Murray, Of Rich
mond. spent several days recent
ly with Mrs. P T Southall
Benefit supper
Don't forget the turkey supper
at the Amelia Methodist Church
tonight from 6 to 8. served by thu
WSCS TO raise money for q mem
orial window
Thomas jefferson. Of Richmond
visited his mother, Mrs c. L. JEFF
ferson. last week
MI. and Mrs C A Watkins, o
Richmond. were guests of the Rev
and Mrs, r. D. White, last week
Circle Meets
Circle | of the Presbyterian
Women Of the Church met witt
Mrs. T. P. Calbreath. Tuesday
night
Mrs. Thomas Zimmerman. clerl
of the Amelia County Schoo
Board, left today for Atlantic Cit.
to attend the National Conferenc
OF School Secretaries.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

double pneumonia, is back to duty
again
Mr.. and Mrs John Pollard call
ed on Witt Borum Thursday
night. Friday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Price and Miss Nellie Price
called in the Borum home.
Calvin Meador and Mrs. Gray
son Leadbetter, Of Richmond.
visited Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Mea-
dor Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Amelia P-TA Plans
Panel On County
School Needs

Looking 10 the Tt,ttte' Will be
dhe subject Of 4 palle. discussion
TO be presented at The February
meeting Of the Amelia PA
Parents. teachers pupils ana
school board members viii conSt!-
tule the panel which viii view the
Amelia School program ana OUT
line certain needs til1t must re-
ce!ve attention.
The crowded classroom III ti.e
primary and element2:v gl9deS
and the increased enrolimHht
reaching high school as result
of The addition Of the 6ln grade
program are expected TO receive
attention.
A play-"Youth Takes a Hama
by high school students and par
ents will emphasize the anniVei :
sary of the Parent-Teacher ASso-
cation,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

mond. preached at the Amelia
Baptist Church. Sunday morning
and night. He was dinner guest
of MI and Mrs w c. Lester ana
a supper guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving r Morris.
Miss Sally Taylor and MISS
Lawrence Baugham are spending
sometime in New York City
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

MI. and Mrs J. d. Berry. a! Rice.
Thursday afternoon. Friday after
noon. she called to see Miss Res-
sic Foeman and Mrs. Hiram Foe
man.
MI and Mrs. Wilbur Bell visit
Ell Nh aud Mrs. Henry Oliver,
Wednesday night,
Mr., and Mrs Leslie Meador
called TO see Mrs VeSter jenkins
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Dawson
Joyce called to see her Thursday
afternoon.
! Miss Nellie Price of Price. N. G..
arrived last Monday to spend
some time with her brother and
siSter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Price. On February %, Miss
Price and Mrs. Price will sing a
duet at Sandy Greek Baptist
Church.
Hospital Visit
Nh. and Mrs Buster Borum and
Mrs. Witt Borum called to see
/ Henry Nash at Johnston Willis
Hospital Thursday night.
Miss Sadie Meador. of Rich
mond, arrived last Tuesday, to
spend some time with Mrs. Vester
Jenkins
MI and Mrs. George Glascock
and family and Mrs. Marion
CiferS visited MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Oliver, Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Joyce and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jenkins. Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garnet
called to see Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
MeadOr. Thursday night
New Family Here
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Walker. Jr.,
and two children moved to Henry
NaSh's farm last week. Welcome
to the nelghborhood!
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jenkins
and family. of Richmond. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins
Sunday
We are glad to report that Pvt
Garter Foeman. who has been in
the hospital at Fort Belvoir with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Nh. and Mrs. Monk Robbins
and children. Of Richmond spent
the week end with MI and Mrs.
w j. Morris.
Mrs. l. B Ward is SPENDING
sometime with her mcther-n-
Law IN Orlando Fla
MI. and MIS-. II N MolecocK
spent Sunday with their son. Bob
by. at VMI, Lexington
Mi. and Mrs r Thompson
spent the week end in Roanoke
and attended the Wedding Of Mrs
/ I'hCmpSonS sister
Richmond Guest
Mrs. Cruze. Of Richmond. was
d recent guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. Garland r Morris ana Mr.
Morris.
Miss Estelle Allen is improving
after a recent fall
Mrs. +. o. St John spent the
week end with Nj. and Mrs B j.
Perdue
The WN1U of the Amelia Bap-
list Church met Tuesday night in
the home OF Mrs II A jenkins
with Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs J T.
4 O'Neal as co-hostesseS. The pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Frank
West. after which a social hour
was enjoyed
Miss Laura Allen, OF Richmond.
spent the week end with Mi. and
Mrs. r. r Barnes.
Guest Minister
Fleetwood Powell 4 ministerial.
student at the University Of Rich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Herbert Hoover is the only man
of Swiss descent to be president
of the United States. .
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
GREATER THAN THE ATOMS POWER /.

Everyone these days talks and thinks
about atomic energy. To most of US
it is the most remarkable and powerful
form of energy yet discovered.
One of the worlds outstanding scien-
fists does not agree. He points out that
the most powerful form of energy is
not mechanical. 1t is not electronic,
or even atomic energy. 1t is, he says,
prayer energy.
This little family, then. is tapping
that sou,ce Of amazing power -,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

whether the children utter the simple
words, Now lay me down to sleep :"
or a special prayer straight from their
hearts.
When you see family united in
prayer, you know it is family united
in all things.
And you know, too, that the Church
is an important part of its life.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

L OHtTtOUtgU ~ tN1 CuuSe OF tUG L ~
Business Establishments:
FLIPPENS STORE
General Merchandise - G f. Appliances
Plumbing and Electrical Contractors
Cumberland Va
BURRUSS LAND & LUMBER co.
Dillwyn, Va.
CROW BROTFERs
General Auto Repairs
Dillwyn, Va.
KAYTON COAL co.
Coal-Fuel Oil and Fertilizer
Telephone l66-Farmville, Va
ALLEN MOTOR & AUTO REPAIR
ALLEN & PHAUP TEXACO SERVICE
We Specialize in Body, Fender & Painting
Front Wheel Alignment and Balancing
Phone 100 = 202 N Virginia Street
Farmyille, Va
PATTERSON DRUG co.
PrescriptioniSts
Phon SIT - 238 Main ST.
Farmyille, Va.
CEDAR BROOK TAVERN
Mile East of Farmville
Specializing In Choice Western Steaks
And Seafood
We Cater to Small Parties and Banquets
Boxing on TV Every Wed & Fri Night
TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY
Dodge Job Rated Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
203 w Bro s. TT Phone Q
Faumville, Va.
COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS
Farmvile, Va
FARMNILLE IRON & METAL co.
Used Parts & Tires-Old Junk
Cash Pad for Any Quantity III Scrap
Phone GIL Farmvlle. Va
Evening star., 1953-04-05

10th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
sa mod IT, disSsy ost w5aaSE baesnr sHs ADRfox 7SS
mo. Call NE. S-0095, COMET
REALTY CO., 1908 New York ave.
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18th ST. NV. DoWNTOWN-2nd
toned ofices. two toilets two
Offices. one toilet each ~, accous-
frt % and Rear eAso good cpu pubic nGDW: trsnsp.
About 1000 SO. #. on both frs.
$3.50 mo. GLEN M. VICKREY, zoo
Investment Bldg. ME. S-O240.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SECOND COMMERCIAL-warehouse
Aft. stairway. fireproof bidS. i1a1
SS1ngreSs SNs St; ne: MR.. GREEN
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
OFFICE OR STORE In new bldg. In
Wheaton. Nd l2X17 Ill Q.6Aa2

oEEeE Wh.son OF Ms ssrohE 1ss14 r. nsT ;T H SSsss T.
3 ROOMS. second floor, good transp..
1919 MT. Pleasant st. NV. Of.
FURN. sGLE. ONCE in city's imam
Gisl ] and ad. real estate district. Rsas.
s$$1.5o PER SO. FT., per year in 1S a new
ns GHidns snelqGfs shns dss ;sn
venient location. JA. S-4100.
18th ST. NV, DowNTowN-SSnd
and 3rd t1rs; 4 attrac. air-condi-
% etices. one toilet 's each 'S..'I az. accouso So
ticaI ceiling. excel. cond.. windows
About 1000 SO: II. on both firs.
$3.50 mo. GLEN M; XICKREY, zoo
2nd COMMERCIAL---Warehous or
lit. stairway. hreproof Bldg: liza
sTREET efRfEsis Fl f. sn5os4 n;s; MR. GREEN
BEAUTY .PARLOR. photosraphic stu-
dio, professional, law or real estate:
directly opposite. new Sears. Roe
buck dept. store being built on Ala.
ssma s'e1a Jo. sye' ss::sssssS.s s:s Ss4O Alabama sy''
AvAiLSBLE FOR JUNE I, an en-
tire floor divided adequately for use
by large organization; approximately
1000 So. It. OF ideal space, located
in flne modern building; eonvenient
with beautiful reception area. For
@snt . t9 Sd5S inspect. call Mr., ofKSER.
sPRiiNG vVxCIHLEY-poctor's suite, air.
ttents; excellent location for pedia-
trician: available Immediately. 10th
and Mass. ave. NV. W. c. q A. N.
MILLER, Rental Dept. EN-. 2-44e4.
SESs.. rM ana asflS H. 'sEasr s9s 5a 5s 81 b.
oFf+icTEs AVAILABLE MAY 1, in air.
cond. suite. ideal downtown loc.:
ssessrgsstssrial service; rent reas. Ma.
SURE OF 3 ROOMS AND BATH in
modern ONCE bldg, located at 1901
3stthho st., Brentwood. Nd. VA.
BARGxiN in air-condition.d once
space; ,tI, TOP location; ';,n extensively
other rms: facing Highland st., in
Clarendon; low rent. ia. 2-1i22.
CLAnENUON, N. Arl.-Cmce suite,
nsl;sCt nszSci tc- rm 1:n.nc. PVT once % and bath
organization ETC.: S125 per mo-,
ATTENTION. DOCTORs-TWo S-rns.
fats; modern. with automatic heat:
sep: entrance. Mr.. Parkington. IA. Q.
4242 after d pm. -5
ALEXANDRIA, on Mt, Vernon ave. 4,
double and several single offices.
ranging from $40 To Sf,6 mn iIfils
iarn. KI. s-6s52: eves.. " SoT TE V S-ssb7.. sSsss.
0@3 10th ST. N.W.-2-rm. ONCE, sd
mr., in. attorneys bldg: huorescent
lights, cedar paneling; new condo
tion: 800 mo-: parking in rear
available. Ma. s-O203.
1-e RMS. with space for files, ETC..
with large. vell-furn. Iecep. rm..
for atty. In patent attorneys suite;
would consider mfgT's. Fepr. Of corp.
i.e.. certain Industries. Phone RE.
7.7e52 or MA. S-1146.
CONTINUED on Next PaGel
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY TIL DARK
MIR. BIG
2606 N. GLEBE RD. NORTH ARLINGTON
IN brick home an acre Of beautifully grounds
lures lures Sde center ns Large lily Large din sFsasiast
large bedrms End A..
reSsrs room plus other smaller suitable for
3rd-n storaee there is detached 2.car rarase
DIRECTIONS: Lee I'd. to
MR. LITTLE
309 N. SPRING ST. FALLS CHURCH
Ia Heap O liyin in this older 2:bedrm BUNGALOW,
lot with hundreds OF dollars worth
~ DIRECTIONS: Lee hwy to Fairfax
MIR. IN-BETWEEN
22nd RD. OVERLEE KNOLLS NO. ARLINGTON
bsm kitchen eouipped
before the choice
DIRECTIONS ouanco and left to open" sign
HT/MRS.
HOLLEY-THOMPSON
MEANS RELIABLE SERVICE
KK $3.50 ' ~ oPEN wEEKDAys ros
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

FOR QUICK SALE at the high dolla,
list your commercial and investment
properties with this ofiice. Buyers
waiting for small or large invest.
ment opportunities. Call Mr.. Dixon
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST. 8.
1900 or CO. 5-7515 ewes. -
WOULD LIKE TO BUY COMMERCIAL
property direct from owner. private
party. What have you. Give de-
fidential. Box 4S3-A, Star.
APARTMENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY
g. CO., DI. 7-65o1.
APT. BUILDINGS WANTED Hav,
purchasers with up to SIS, 900 cash
7. n. LERNER AND CO., TU. 2-II36
6400 GEORGIA AVE, NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

SUBLET MODERN STORE, at b2l
| 18th st. ne. Approx. 40 by 40: 2
lge show windows; in ne. sec, next
door to theater. Ii. 3-77l0 be-
tween 9 and 1880 am. or between
STORE SPACE for rent. ideal for Or re-
SPACE each ocr s@G ony ssssre sso def 5efi
ouire MISS PAGE, Ma. $3.50.
500 3rd ST. S.E.-Offce space. I,7OO
50. It,. loading dock. left. ceiling
9ysThead door; II: $4,000. -
= OPP. Ambasssdor s'n Theatef. heat EoN' 2Gs5 rs
18th st; NV" Al loc. any bus.
18th AND You sTs. Nw.-22x76.
Excel. barber. shop. bakery. shoe
paarlor, pawn shop. Rent reas. DU; z
5Si4 CENTRAL AvE.-vacant store
in this highly desirable location in
GOODS: laundromst.. " ~ repair U1'' serY- ~.
nee hess or Sy sny pd o6heT spNKy S%s rsa ENsh SHs
4 Go. NA. s-s44o. o. ''' AS
entr.. 35x70; avail. immed.; good for
all businesses at reas. rental to re-
sponsible tenant. RA. 6-S919.
OFFICE OR STORE IN new bldg. In
Whheeaaton, Nd; 1sx27. Call ~.
GRoCERY STORE. 1-man business, sine
mixed trade. in Sc; mostly colored.
Some stock. good fixtures. Apt.
ayaiisois; IA sOE7oo Low rent Call Mon
liiSi SR'VS4i StR 81. Nw.-Approx, Is O by
100 terrazZo A.; excel. whsle. once
BasEiMa2GSST sPAcfEs fsmn' IN shopping m; eesn cen:
ter at Ptney Branch and Flower
ave. Silver Spring. Pvt. ground-n
entrance: S36 per mo. JU. o-0663
WEST HYATTsvILLE-six store cen.
ter has opening for beauty. delica-
lessen, television shop, size 13x75.
Call Mr. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO.: s11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
2O-sTORE SHOPPING CENTER IN
nearby virginia with 500-car park
ing has opening for book store.
candy store with post Office CON-
tract or launderette only Call Mr..
Holland. H. @. EMITHY CO.. S11
18th ST. NV. ST. 3-3300. g
1860 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Adt. "a
Safeway: size 15x60a terraza door.
two toilets; suitable for beauty
iand' Sa5Rer rss!iaEhaI g. sMHY Gs co. as1i 1Sth
st. NV. ST. 3-3300. %
026 N. Y. AVE. N.W-size 16x65
fluorescent light. show windows 70
floor. garage In rear; suitable for
most any type retail business. Call
Mr.. Holland. II. O. SMITHY CO.,
e11 18th at - 1T. 2.33OO. "a