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Evening star., 1953-08-05
Take Nv Word for 1t By Fro"t Colby
RIVETS
THE RERRYS .
BEETLE BAILEY
THE TooDLES
MUTT AND lEEE.

Every time he opens his
mouth he puts his foot in it."
That f1gurative expression is lit
orally true of the person unfortu-
nate enough to have what we
commonly speak of as an i'm
pediment" of speech. This queer
figure of speech literally means
that which tangles the feet"
1t is from the Latin impedire,
Ito entangle the feet; but, in
the broad sense, of course, the
customary meaning is anything
that obstructs or hinders."
"E pluribuS unum," which
means "one among many" is
the Latin motto on American
coins, and on the diverse of the
great seal of the United States.
1t was originally proposed by
Benjamin Franklin, John Adams
and Thomas Jefferson, who had
been appointed to prepare a de-
vice for the great seal. The de-
vice itself was rejected, and it
was not until June 20, 1882,
that the motto was adopted as
a part of the second and sue
cesSful device submitted by
Charles Thompson, secretary of
Congress.
Umbrella is the English form
of the Italian umbrella, which
means little shade" Parasol Is
French, from para, Ito ward off
or parry" plus sol, the SUM-"
The word we should have
adopted is the French parapluie,
parry rain"
Another surprising fact is that
Chute" does not designate the
cloth contrivance by means of
which paratroopers float to
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West Palm Beach, Florida

profanity. It needs the companion
ship of all other days. All days OF
the week must be spiritually con-
sistent with the Day Of Days. All
our life should be a pilgrimage
to the seventh day; the thought
and appreciation of what this day
may bring to us should be ever
present in our minds. For the
Sabbath is the counterpart of
living; the m elody sustained
throughout all agitations and
vicissitudes which menace our
conscience; our awareness of
Gods presence in the world.
What we are depends on what
the Sabbath is to us. The law of
the Sabbath day is in the life of
the spirit what the law of CRAWL
tation is in nature.
In moment of eternity, while
the taste Of redemption was still
fresh to the former slaves, the
people of Israel were given the
Ten Words, the Ten Command
ments. In its beginning and end,
the Decalogue deals with the
liberty of man. The first Word
I am the Lord Of thy God. who
brought thee out Of the Land Of
Egypt. out Of the house Of bond
age-reminds him that his outer
liberty was given to him by God,
and the tenth Word-Thou shalt
not covet!-reminds him that he
himself must achieve his inner
liberty.
We know that passion cannot
be vanquished by decree. The
tenth injunction would, therefore,
be practically futile, were it not
for the commandment" regard
ing the Sabbath day to which
about a third of the text of the
Decalogue is devoted, and which
is an epitome of all other COM
CONTINUED on Page l6)
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tional spirit. It is usually trans
lated additional SOUL" But what
is the strict significance of the
term?
Legend relates that Rabbi Loew
of Prague (died 5000 was called
''the Tall Rabbi Loew," because
on the Sabbath he looked as if
he were a head taller than during
the six days Of the week.
But the Sabbath as experienced
by man cannot survive in exile,
a lonely stranger among days of
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CONTINUED from Page LAY

Continued from Page 14)
shall keep the Sabbath therefore.
for it is holy unto you" exodus
1929. "The Sabbath adds holi-
ness to Israel"
Something happens to a man on
the Sabbath day. On the eve of
the Sabbath the Lord gives man
neshamah Yeterah. and at the con-
clusion of the Sabbath He takes it
away from him, says Rabbi
Shimeon ben Laqish.
Neshamah Yeterah means addi-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-28

neymoon trip to Hawaii. the bride
was wearing a navy suit with red
accessories
The newlyweds will make their
home in Seattle
Among the out-of-town guests
present were Messrs Min Furuya-
ma, Isamu Ishimoto and George Ha-
ra, all of Ontario. Greg: Mr. b Y.
Iwasaki of Hillsboro. Greg Mr. and
Mrs r. Nagasaki of Weiser. Idaho.
Mr.. H Yoshihara of Portland, Ore !.
and Mr. Pete Inahara. brother of
the groom, from Hillsboro. Greg
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MARCH
Methodist Notices

Tsuguo Ikeda active layman OF
the Methodist church, will bring the
morning message at Ills am. this
Sunday. Feb I. A recent delegate
to the Methodist Stewardship Con
ference in Los Angeles, Ikeda will
Give a summary of that confab
While the pulpit is being filled bv
Ikeda. the Rev Paul Hagiya will be
Guest speaker at the Highland Me
thodist church
Eddie Shimomura will be chair
man for the worship service.
Kenii Onishi newly appointed
chairman of the Membership and
EVANGELISM Commission of the Me
thodist Church will call his first
meetinp at 8 pm this Friday, Jan
30 in the Catherine Blaine parson-
age. Onishi's commission consists
of DR.. S Fukuda, Kazzie Muraka-
mi. Calvin Machida, Martha Kawa-
guchi Sail Kanazawa and Marion
Unosawa. Planning will be along the
line of q Spiritual Life Mission set
for March II to %.
Rev. LLOYD Wake of the Pine Me-
thodist church of San Francisco
will be the guest speaker for this oc-
casion.
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. WEDDING BELLS

japanese Presbyterian church was
beautifully decorated last Sunday
afternoon for the 3 o'clock double
ring ceremony uniting in marriage
Miss Janet Otoshi, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jitsuo Otoshi of this city.
and Mr. Kenji Inahara, son of Mr.
and Mrs T Inahara of Hillsboro.
Greg The Rev K Noji officiated
The bridal gown was styled with
a fitted bodice of Chantilly lace
with a scalloped collar and fitted
sleeves. The lace extended into a
bouffant skirt of nylon tulle. ending
in brush train A fingertip veil
was caught to a crown of pearlized
orange blossoms and the bride car
ried bouquet of three white or
chids and stephanotis.
Miss Marianne Otoshi was her
sisters maid of honor She wore a
strapless gown of geranium red with
a taffeta bodice and a skirt of nylon
tulle over taffeta with a tulle stole
Her bouquet was of deep pink roses
and white carnations
Bridesmaids, Mrs Frank Shigio
of Sumner and Miss Sunni Suguro,
wore gowns identical to the honor
attendants in deep mauve They
carried deep pink roses. All the at
PENDANTS wore braided headbands
and mitts to match.
Dressed in a light mauve gown 81
milar to those of the other attend
ants was Miss Sachie Otoshi, ano-
Their sister of the bride who was the
Junior bridesmaid She also carried
pink roses.
Flower girl was little Kathy Hori
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jack
Hori. She wore pale mauve gown
with ruffles at the neckline and
hemline, and carried a Colonial
bouquet of variegated carnations.
Master Jimmy Otoshi, the brides
brother, was the ringbearer
Best man was DR. Toshio Inaha
ra. the oroom's brother from Hills
boro Greg and the ushers were the
Messrs. Yosh Inahara, also the
groom's brother, Frank Tanaka and
Tommy Otoshi, the brides brother
Mrs Minnie Itoi sang Thine A
lone, Because" and THE Lords
Prayer, accompanied by Mrs Mu-
tsu Homma.
The reception was held in Hong
Kong Cafe with the Messrs. Sam
Saiki and Yoshito Harada presiding
ASSISTING were Miss Irene YOshimu-
ra. guest book: Misses Takae TAM
no and Lilly Nakano. gifts; and the
Misses KAY Kawahara, Sachi Ha-
maoka, Gloria Takemura and Mido-
ri Nakahara. cake cutting. Also
helping we're Miss Bernie Sasaki and
Mrs Willy KaWata
Both the brides mother and Mrs.
Inahara wore navy blue velvet dress
es with orchid corsages.
When the couple left on their no.
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wv Valeda Books
FEB. q Dance

The wv Valeda will present 20
Happy Day, stag stagette dance,
from 9 pm. to II midnight Satur-
day, Feb. 81. at Nisei Vet Memorial
Clubhouse The public is cordially
United
Committee members are chair
man-Tomi Yoshioka; tickets
Joyce Toshi. Margaret Senda; deco
rations-Alice Fukeda. Sylvia No
mura. records and door prizes
Marianne Urakawa; door-Kiki Mi
yoShi Nudge Sakai.
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MARYKNOLL
18th q E. Jefferson

am and 1890 a.m.-Low Ma
Benediction will be held followin
1890 Mass
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Real Estate
BEACON HILL

Two bedrooms, full basement,
brick home Fireplace, mahogany
trim. lots of closet space. Refrigera-
tor to go $4,000
Two bedrooms, full basement with
hot water heat Large dining and
living room. Fireplace 80 100 lot.
Truly a good buy. $3.50
Unobstructive view of floating
bridge and Lake Washington. Two
bedrooms on main floor, two in the
basement. Double plumbing, fire
place, hot water heat ITO ITO lot.
$12,500.
10. 24OO 1891 Pacific Highway S.
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METHODIST
1886 Washington ST.

METHODIST
1896 Washington 81.
10 am-Church school. Skeptics
Hour.
HIS am -Nisei worship service.
Isu no Ikcda will give report on
tle Stew rdship Con erence in Los
Angel 6
3 MONTH"; inter-chyrch To-
rum 10 be held in Education Hall
chapel
NlCHIREN BUDDHIST
lo4. Weller st.
II am.-YBA service.
. pm.-Issei service. The Rev K
Ikuta to speak.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9Th Ave. So
GAS am.-Sunday School
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
l0:45 am.-Girl Scouts.
11:15 am.-Cub Scouts.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King st.
7:30 a.m.-Holy communion
10 am.-Church school.
HIS am.-Holy communion. Ser
mon by the Rev Andrew N. Otani
whose topic will be THE Conquest
Of Evil
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FEMME FARE

BY CINDERELLA


FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE NY MAP. SLIGHTLY USED
have for cheap one City map only slightly used
You see since this second decided
way"
we cot around covered lot of ground We walked ~
the Centre vended through the MIC building thf,tb
ered nils underground OIL, up for air rian across t
-" tom whore We took 2o-n,inIe t,vf o -
downtown theatre told that W. could have cot
there in halt The time the subway We found rsev
on dirty street dropped directions to Broadway
and 42nd we knowingly told we were
walking Bonniers and wondered why she gave rs
peculiar look Half still walking difference
of 500 numbers equivalent to something like
20 blocks Montreal playing games pick
ing out table looking on street corners only to
discover hy either strangers didn't
peak English One misunderstanding in of a sub
way entrance my inquiry as an open
invitation and edged up to Where do
So you see the New York civ in condition.
We reacted like typical We mesmerized by
afer-Crsmas bargain hafprice We walked
INTO every store swank FIFTH gave Carnegie JAG
qes Faith and Christian or they
not for us o loot the shopping
belts three pairs of shoes bagu ewely
tried the Anomat because we'd been felt
watching Our coffee itself into We browsed
lust off Times Square discovered
winch would be allowed Montreal We stopped
ners to buy bags of hot roasted ohnuts We stopped and listened
The haunting, population
voices that had something in
suddenly uniquely
youahs cyanoda Honey cyod up theyuh"
acutely o problem n
remembering beautiful girls
up elevators department stores
Dorothy Klgalen
lighting up Avenues
Giant Christmas standing
Plaza
Streaming n a seemingly
the
building hope a problem
then
Long slipped
after-colegc additions
New York.
We New York sporting
This Cafe Society and Kugalen
joined great parade along
Square ring ring dancing dreaming
Sweetheart" with close
blowing a
of pcrso
nal prayer.
So you see this New York City map just really
with her Ipstck and makeup off as we
Times and Broadway just
about noon on New Years
New stripped lonely cruel mecess and
dagning Carnegie musicians and singers
Continued on Page
For TOP Car Values See 'Duffy"
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NSU CALENDAR
JAM AIRY

JAM ARt
31-White River YBA to sponsor
Country Dance" Bpm to y mid
night in White River Buddhist
church. Refreshments to be serv-
ed The public is invited
FEBRUARY
6-Stag -stagette dance, Make
Believe Dreams, sponsored by YPF
in st. Peter church gym pm. to
1870 pm.
10 - Pre-Valentine's semi-formal
dance by Nisei Veterans Committee.
Place: Palladium Ballroom
14-Annual Maryknoll bazaar
carnival.
21-Valeda stag-stagette dance.
in Nisei Vets clubhouse.
MARCH
boy scout and cub pack COM
mittee of St Peters Episcopal
church will sponsor an ice skating
party at the Civic Ice Arena Skat-
ing hours will be from 10:45 pm. to
1890 am
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N,cvtM1\lcttlt>
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
sel Y. Spruc.
GAS a.m.-Sunday School fol Al
ages.
10 am.-Issei service.
lib a.m.-Nisei NorShm ,eI,ta.
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellow anlp NJ,
ing
1927 Main ST
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
ii a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Wisterias in charge. Or
ganist, Jean Fujii. The Rev. S Ma
sunaga to speak
CONGREGATIONAL
sos 18th 80.
at worship service.
FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.
$50 a.m.-Sunday School Color
ed film showing missionary activi-
ties of Rev. and Mrs Eugene Train
in Bolivia.
IL a m.-Worship service. Rev
John Lindberg, speaker.
$50 pm.-Pathlighter Christian
Fellowship. Followers CT, Junior
CT.
Saturday
9 to $50 am.-Japanese gospel
hour in japanese over Radio Station
KXRN.
MARYKNOLI
18th q E. jefferson
9 am. and 1890 am.-Low Ma
Benediction will be held followin.
1890 Mass
Evening star., 1953-05-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

REALLY FOLKS! We need nearby
Md. homes for cash or to sell or
rent Tneof for you! MR.. DIcKEY. AP.
MOD. clean 2 or 3-bedrm. home in
good D. c. or nearby Maryland To-
cation; Sc. preferred: have sub
stantial cash. MRS COX. LU
2-S136 or ST 3-736S.
10 ROOMS and up. suitable for
rooming houses and small apis.
condition immaterial; all cash II
DI. 7-s306. E. W. -noN~' 0'0Ne'
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper.
ties in D. C. and nearby Md. needed
for only cash buyers. THOS. e
JARREL CO.. Realtors tEstab. 1879
HAVE CLIENT with all cash for 3
b0drm. home in Falls Church;
around $4,000. MRS. GRIFFIN
ia o-6Sq3
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

have q selected mum.
tional highways in and around the
metropolitan area of wash. d C.,
in varying price ranges We also
ha,ye some fine motel sites Please
cal Mr. Thompson. residence. EN-
tor. 1899 Wis. ave. EN-. 2.4S3S.
EST. DRY-CLEANING BUSINESS for
BUILDERS. oRGANIZATIoNS-Lge
r@ "n'RSn bids IA "a. i@S5Gxfd s,SSS4.d with ma a
on main thoroughfare
eral single ofices for immediate oc-
ecupsney. XII. s-6652; ewes. TIE.
EsPECIALLY SUITABLE for H9 doctor
Silver Spring business district. Rent,
$50. Avail. June 1. Ex. 1915.
AIR -coND. OFFICE SPACE One
sss' s. es 5 soss 2sa1s VIZ pHsPs 1atP '1S isc x
IMME6IxTE OCCUPANCY Once
centrally located. . iarse rooms,
11SX2o, plus reception alcove; lava
kkSsi&S1oHNeNN Ais isns sh0qs WA sSslso,t s11sS
story brick bldg. on l1OxI27-ft
lot; air-cond. once. ideal loc. fol-
mfg. or warehouse. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-11O3.
KENSlNGTON-Approx 10000 So
NarehSase VA nSnsa sso0 so%S RHrEaE R lea RESE Al
ESTATE. JU. 9-l1O3.
COMML. LOT-4.O00 so. IT.; 42S-ft
front; State road and U. S. No
80, Md. $4,000. LU. 2-3169. LA
4th ST. S.W., South Of Area B.-1st
commercial. active location; avail
now, for, business or Professional
brick residence. 6 rms, bath, h. w h
elec. Priced low for substantial dowr
payment; balance monthly reason.
able.
MAURICE FITZGERALD
1911 G ST. NV. MA. S-33St
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY ESTATE

And 90 minutes from downtown, on
approximately l fertile acre, with
schoo, bus and transp. in front OF
home with loft. ceiiines. livine
rm; u4x2D, dining rm. and kitchen
02x2D, garbage disposal and dish
washer. 2 bedrms. and bath, down;
z bedrms. and bath, up, with pvt,
living rm.; full bsmt., oil INV. heat,
copper plumbing; and screened, front
porch: for S21. 500 on terms.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
ll22 Irving ST.. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-OSOO. After 5 PM, JE. 2-2S19
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.-Modern masonry
buildings, Of 1000 and 1000 50. f.,
with ofnces and toilets; gas over
overhead doors front and rear
well lighted with large industrial
windows and skyliehts: fenced in
rear ward and 4,000-sa.-ft. paved
parking area in front. Located at
River rd and the B. e. o. Railroad
Phone Mr.. JONES. OIL. 2-6300.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

TOP PRICE, all cash. for brick duple,
RE aRts -eis2 H9wAfP " Fl. 44ess.A 7 sANDoIsH @is
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
Mr.. Terms, DE. 2-7145. THOS. J
FISHER CO.. INC. DI. 7-6S30,
Evening star., 1953-05-13
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ORANGE CITY. FLA. the retired
home A preferred community in
the ridge section between Orlando
and Daytona Beach. Lots 65-ft.
front with water, gas and electricity
installed. As low as 500. Or .
5-room Florida rambler for $50
with fruit trees planted. GATE
WOoD S. BENNETT. Realtor. a27
18th st. NV. MA. S-6341; eyes,.
RE 7-o3o3
Evening star., 1953-05-13
MTDDT,ERURG VA

1.lOO-acre cattle farm. reputed to b
the best In Virginia. Attractive 4.
bedroom brick house: beautiful
grounds. 5 tenant houses. 3 barn:
and silos: well fenced. While thi,
could be classed as an estate, IL is
also a profitable farm operation
and due to its excellent soil and
farm set-up. can continue to pro-
duce q large return on the invest
ment. Priced very reasonably al
Sis5, 900. which is only $3.50 per
acre. due to owners death. For
appt. to inspect call s. n Robin
Ma S-9360; ewes. and weekends
EN-. e-45T2. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
l4lT X St. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1858
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RAMBLER SITES; only
one SO. from Lorcom lane; t5xl40;
3 in a row; wooded; restricted; built
up area. $500 TO- $1,000; For
BRUMsAcK, RealtoT, IA. a-sss7.
10 LARGE LOTS, $500 each. city wa
ter, streets on grade. Sepic tank
BREHME CO, JU. s-5S5S. rs
YA.-60 acres ex-
tendins to No. ] hwy, Nj. new hiEh
FesSGa Feasonsble. XII. $685.; ewes, gE.
GEORGETOWN - Large level lot
23x120. Most desirable street. Call
MRS. DOVE. WO. 6-OS45 with
LEGUM 35UH & GERBER, Realtors. EN-.
A wELL-LoCATED. 3ls-acre triangle
With sewer, and water, bounded by
Va avs n ,snEn GSrSIna psys aye and NJ
qH es n PAUL ss fGl aANNoN SS5sne! 7ss ss'r9i itS
ONE OF FINEST HoMEsITES, IN
Mont. Co.-2la acres, beautiful view.
S3.950 or best offer. OIL. 2-6l5s.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-choice build
ing lot in exclusive residential dis
triet;, OWNER. Box 18Th. Star:
NIRGINlA-Beautiful; Chain Bridge
panoramic view; S2,75O per acre:
also 12-acre tract with beautiful
high bldg. site, plus woods and
stream; both tracts Is min. from
downtown Washington. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY. ia. 7-44S7. Ia
10. corner: overlooking Rock Greek
PIX. surrounded by attrar CUSTOM
built homes S6 500. sIGIER u
CO. Realtor. RA. 3-3431 til 9. Ia
$4,000 SO. FT.-140 by 100 IT. cor
ner, zoned 40-A, for apts,; Sc, only
| DIX; from shoppinE center and
BUS t3ii O slGLER & co. RA. 3-3431
es ACRES TIMBER, 30 miles south
OF D; c.. State road, homesite;
$500, with 81 900 cash. S75 mo.
LaSHAM An M fARKl-75t, s,faal. front, Ei4 So
500 down. 81 5 month. THOMAS F.
HALEY. Realtor, UN. 4-1649. is
RAMBLER LOTS. lO0x300 IT,, Fair
fsN. ray County. Choice Of {. wooded or
our signs on Route ca6 and and Trap @
rd., AZ miles from Annandale, to-
yard FairfaX.. oVERTAIN CORP.
APT; GRoUNDml3-plus acres; all
I IL
HAGAN, JU. S-43s3; ewes, JU. s.
2S13. --l6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i acres,
near Columbia pike, zoned RS.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. q BRO. Ma.
SIX ACRES, with 6O0-ft. frontaze.
south side Defense hwy, Just east
Blenheim cloverleaf junction. Box
492-D. Star
TOURIST SITE. on new o4O express-
way tcloverleaf; no competition;
chance of lifetime. Reply Box
354-E, Star. III
EXCELLENT CORNER-All improve
ments in: 40th and Oliver. HyattS-
| Vile Hills; $3.50 cash. MR..
DICKEY, AP. 7-S0SO.
ZONED FOR 3 APTS.-Mt. Rainier
corner: fronts 9 streets. on srade:
all utilities; soc 50. IT.; might sub
| ordinate; " blocks new bank. post
once transportation. MR.. DICKEY,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

I 0O-YEAR- old mountain home. on
10 acres woodland and Handicapped
grounds: 40 miles from Washington
completely modernized; stone ex-
terror, tiled elec. kit, knotty pint
din. nook. lge. paneled Iv. rm.
with stone fireplace, 3 bedrms.. tiled
mod. bath. 3O-ft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
water heater, workshop and bath
Completely furn. incl. tools. power
lawn mower, ETC.; leaving area. Con-
tact OWNER, Loyettsville (Va.), 23l1
May IA through II, other times
NO: 7-0S34. Open for inspection Sat
and Sun. by appointment. III
Evening star., 1953-05-13
DAIRY FARM
JU. $4,000 Til 8.
SECURITY FOR YOU"

SECURITY FOR YOU"
6 acres, 2 houses. 6 rms. 2 baths, ex-
pand. end A. Also small cottage
bath. etc; % mi. D. c.
35 A.. mod. 6-rm. home, barns
stream, etc. 81 mi. D. c.
S. A.. 5-bedroom house. Gas heat
10 A., brick rambler. h.-w. heat. full
bsmt., gar. mass. barn. etc. Is mi
D. c.
3O5 A, game area. deer. quail and
other wild life; . streams. old 6-rm
house $50 a. clear. Approx. 80 mi
YES. we have outside properties from
to ] 500 acres.
REuLAH GOSS. IA. 2-5682
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

BAILEYS CROSS ROADS, VA.-Last
office avail. in new prof bldg. air
cord: suitable for any merchantile
business. Call Ho. 2-535s or RA.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
l}t Conn; ave. ofices available.
44:O conn. AvE.-Air-cond moo
D5,1s: sm%eo OlaTi ndWy ESfy em park,ne aoo Avail
DiGNiFlED ATTRACT1vE OFFICES
with unusual services and facilities;
stenoGraphic service available If
cFNp geSireGi GrT.,ykT TpaTKinE. Box 4!4-C, star
newly newly remodeled bids; suitable for
MRS. CIUFFREDA, CO. 5-o4 IS.
AiR,coNp, - OFFICE PiT in lawyers .a1 suite.
Attrac. furn. new bldg. excel. loc.
use Of library. recep. and conf. rms.
sHERAIoN siN. Me- s-ls5sss RiRG" I'll l4th ls St.
cond.. partially iurn: PVT. ofice;
l6Is lt; Eye st. Nv, 500 per mo.
1917 18th sT. N.w.Cseveral once.
now avail. starting at s25: newly
Seeoratsd; s& ssdao immed. occupancy. Cal
500 so. FT.-1deal for doctor o,
ucnIlSJ, S1OO0 location, opposite
| shopping center on Washington
blvd Arlington. DI. 7-774O; ewes,
BETHESDA-3 onices, on . Oscar
parking lot in Bethesda. OIL; =
wis. AvE.-4so1; rm.; Ven. blinds
carpeted floors; cross vent; easy
parking; $40. WO. 6-6035. lii
APPROX. 275 so. FIT, District Ma
tional Bldg, 1406 G st. NV; corner
suite. eth A. viii decorate. Cal
KASS- BERGER. INC, H. B. John
son, EN-. 3-S100.
EFIVE-RM. SUITE; air conditioned: ir
Silver Spring area: reasonable rent
Call MR.. SHAPIRO. JU. 10000.
II4I3 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-Nea,
Coral Hills; "nd-h. office rm.; S5(
and $65 each. Call 10. 9-S500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furn
ished ONCE; SIS. JA. 7-llGT. Iii
AIR IR-CONDITIONED PVT. OFFICE
In suite; suitable for mfgr.s repre-
sentative or inSur. broker; answer
ing service and receptionistS incl. il
rent. Apply RIM. No. 106, 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV 10
lsa5 X ST. NV; 1900 it.. suitabl
n for offices, drafting rm., storage
etc; goes back to wide alley. Cal
MR.. COLLINS. ME. S-224S
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING
Evening star., 1953-05-13
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