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The Nome nugget., 1953-11-27
US. Army Sergeant
 Confesses Staying Of The Rothschild Girl In Japan

TOKYO, R- The Army said Saturday a US. sergeant had con- fessed to the strangulation slay- ing of 9-year-old Susan Roths- child a week ago.
 The announcement identified him as Sgt. Maurice L. Schick, 29, chief ward master of the US. Army hospital at Camp Zama.
 The hospital is near the Saga mihara housing area where Susan's body, a gag stuffed in her mouth, was found in a drain age ditch by her Army colonel father.
 Army authorities said Schick told them he had no intention of raping the girl and did not plan the murder before meeting her in a lightly populated area only two blocks from the home of her par ents, Col. and Mrs. Jacquard Rothschild.
 The brief Army announcement said Schick confessed late Friday night.
 The Army said Schick lived with his wife and two adopted Japanese daughters in the same sprawling US. Army housing area as his victim.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-27
Fairbanks Hoopsters Arrive For TwO-Game Series With Nanooks

The Fairbanks High School basketball team arrived this morning with Wien Airlines for games with the Nome team to be played this evening and Saturday at 8:15 pm.
 Last year Nome welcomed Pal mer's High School team and this year the basketball fans are look ing forward to two exciting games with the team from our nearest high school.
 In the party are: Ted Butcher, Bob Seaborn, Ray Katuri, Bruce Barber, Bob Boswell, Danny Krize, John Nelson, Noel Smith, Virgil Walheter, Howard Seaborn, J. E. Mccarthy, Helen Giraffe, Martha Clifton, Virginia Rowe, Shirley Kalenen, Esther Burns,/ Lois Meir, Jack Crafty, Decta Mccarthy, Doris Southhall, Ann Walsh, Mary Rogge, Shirley Cries, and Kenny Vein.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-27

KANSAS CITY, R Fourteen guests sat around the Harry Christopher apartment hungrily awaiting Thanksgiving dinner.
 But the dinner never reached the table. It hit the ceiling.
 A cooker being used by Mrs. Christopher exploded hurling a beef roast and potatoes against the ceiling.
 Said Mrs. Christopher:
 Tt was the quickest job of mashing potatoes I've even seen."
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-27
Statehood Comm. Approves Pending Statehood Bill

ANCHORAGE, R-The Alaska Statehood Committee expressed general satisfaction Wednesday with statehood legislation now pending before both houses of Congress but suggested certain liberalizing provisions.
 The recommendations are being forwarded to the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee for its guidance.
 The committee said it believes that the one hundred million acres land grant provided in the bills is ample.
 'The new state of Alaska has no inherent right to any more land than has been given other states as they were admitted to the Union," the committee said. "The Saylor bill is generous in that it will give the state some 212 times the acreage that would accrue to the state under the traditional formula"
 However, the group urged an amendment giving the state prior ity to take title to public lands that may be released from exist ing reservations.
 Other recommendations:
 l. That the federal government retain permanent responsibility for mental patients institutional ized before Alaska becomes a state. The present bill proposes a five-year limit for federal care.
 2. That cash payments for con- struction and maintenance of roads be provided or that proce- dure be established for designat- ing certain roads as military high ways to be built and maintained by the federal government.
 The committee also said "Alas- kans are in agreement that the new state should be able finan- cially to handle it's state road re- quirements." However, it added, "the suggestion has been made by federal authorities that national defense requirements call for high mileage of paved roads and that if the new state carries the responsibility it will be burdened with a greater share of this na- tional requirement than most other states"
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Teen Etiquette
By Kite Turmoil

How much difference should
there be between ages for dat
ing?" young people ask. How
can you decide whether a date is
too young or old for you?"
Such questions bother many
teen-agers and parents. Let's
dip into Teen Etiquette's mail
sack for examples.
Patsy writes: ''Ia have met a
boy three years older. Now that
have seen him many times, I
cannot forget him. My parents
do not care for him at all be-
cause he is out Of school, work.
ing. My mother says he is too
old for me. Is he?"
Mary reports: II am IA. I
like a boy II, who is a senior
in high school. He is much
more fun, far more mannerly
than boys my age. He is also
more intelligent. My folks say
he is too old for me. How can
convince them he is not?"
Tom asks: Should a boy in
senior high date girl in junior
high who is old for her age but
has childish friends?"
So go the problems" that
bring on the personal indecision,
the family hassle. Here's a
roundup of guide-rules, based
on youth-studies. They might
help Patsy. Mary. Tom and you
to figure out the right age"
for two to date.
/. In young teens, it is well to
date within two or three years of
your age.
2. At any age, it is not wise to
date one who is so much older
or younger that this keeps you
from fun, friends, activities suit
aDle Tor your age.
3. Age should be measured by
social yardStick, as well as birth
days. The girl who begins to
date early might be more ma
ture at 16 than the 18-year old
girl who never did date. The
boy who earns his own living,
and is on his own, is apt to
seem older than a student the
same age, who has never been
away from home.
How can you measure social
ages for you and your date? AS
basis for checking whether you
are too old or too young for
each other:
Bring out the paper and pen
Gil to make three lists for COM
parison.
First, list things you enjoy to-
gether. Such as mutual friends,
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item as an advantage or disad-
vantage. Add them up as sep
arate totals. This will give you
a general idea. It will mean
more if you track back to figure
how important each thing is to
you or your date. Also not
whether one is "giving up" much
more than the other.
All this could give you much
to muse and discuss, as basis for
a sound decision that will be
satisfying to all concerned,
starting with you.
If you decide to date, despite
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sports, dancing. outdoors, poetry,
classical music. 1--WE.
Second, list things you enjoy
separately, for which each feels
free to take time out from dat
ing. For example. after-school
games.> Office parties. club events,
stag" 'or doe" things.
Third. list things you do not
enjoy together that you skip. in
order to date. Include school
activities, not-mutual friends,
that one wants to Shun.
Look over the lists. Check each
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you. That will make all feel
like miSfitS.
If you decide you are mis-
matched on age. don't fight the
honest decision. Agree to be
date-free for awhile. Later, the
Importance of the age difference
seems to shrink with the years.
Now, enjoy the variety that will
give both more to bring when
you reach the right social age
for each other.
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team. Allow time away from
each other for things you do not
want to share-or miss! Find
friends both enjoy. Keep up
with people of assorted ages.
Seek a congenial group. Act
your age and a bit more, by
showing your ability to adjust to
all ages. Don't be bored or criti-
cal with friends of your date
who seem too old or young for
Evening star., 1953-12-06
What's Social Age for Young Teens?

a wide gap on social age and
interests: Skip the age-compari-
sons that are not kind or cour-
teous at any age. Widen the
activities for which you can
Evening star., 1953-12-06
White Photo.
MRS. NORMAN d. MASON.
The former

MRS. NORMAN d. MASON.
The former
Miss Jeanette e. Baylor.
Miss Jeannette Elizabeth Bay
lor became the bride of Mr.. Nor
man David Mason Saturday
morning, December 5 in the Mt.
Rainier Methodist Church, the
Rev. John j. Dawson officiating
at IL o'clock. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Shelby M.
Baylor of Mt. Rainier, Md, and
Warrenton, Va. and Mr.. Mason's s
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mason of Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. Robert Walter Baylor gave
his sister in marriage and she
was attended by Miss Frederick
Clough of New York. Mr.. Boyd
A. Mason was best man for his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason left on a
southern wedding trip after the
reception held in Hedin House at
1902 Newton street NE. They
will make their home at POOP
Oglethorpe street in West
Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Regularly Sell for 1898 to '99.50
'6.o8 to $3.50

Elegant serving ros Of eene finely etched silver poteo
from generation eeneroon Your choice of 20
the famous American Makers Round obng sopes Variety
OF body styles and designs! See them all and 339o
Evening star., 1953-12-06

. PoIoroid Skin Analysis
. Spot Reducing Exercises
. Skin Gore Treatments
. Latest Makeup Techniques
. Hair Re-styIins -
Evening star., 1953-01-06
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

VERY LARGE APARTMENT in excel
lent NV. location; 4 bedrooms. two
baths, maids room and bath. very
ar9s naptry yinS anS ftsRen EGSh dining 4hs Fo0m IS
fne apartment and reasonably
BALI BALL H. HI HAGNER & Co. DE. E ,
FINEST COOPERATIVE BUILDING
in Northwest Washineton. Beauti-
full apartment. large living room
with fireplace, dining room. pantry,
modern kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
bath; immediate possession. Call
De; 2-oSs11 Of Or, RAsR4ALL S46d H HAG-
NEzEE EEE MERiDiaN GH RE ;ssGe f3sk1Eoyer. Tf iiv.
bsdirm.. kit. and bath. This apt. is
q walk-up and needs some decora-
sn sg6 Su p.is T. is sti sa Mr s0SS GAVIN yaus ss dt
4fIPES 41fi1SsS'ti sAR6Ess@s ri; s2O2t b.drms.. IL
modernized kit garden apt: S2l;-
Sq.sq sS9 aast e. eash Sg e
stockholders. j. NELSON HUGHES,
TWt0o Tt BEDROOM, BEDROOM aA-BATH A APT, with
south and west exposures overlook
ps RSsk bs1r; GTsf1 Pisn aFi. mSdern Ssr rm
dining space, stainless steel kitchen:
close to extensive shopping and
H: g: sMITHYo CO; ST. $4,000;
ONE OF THE LARGEST and finest
apartments in one. of .Washington's
best co-operative buildings, is now
available. Spacious foyer. living rm.
20x25. dining rm. 14x19, den
l4xl4, 8 twin-size bedrms. and =
baths, kit. pantry and adjoining
maids rm. and bath. The location
is both quiet and convenient. and
there are 8 exposures, each with a
view; very reasonably priced for
cash purchaser. Please eall Nj.
ST. $4,000; residence. AID. 2-5004.
coLoRED-oPPORTUNITY to pur-
chase very desira able apt, in 8-story
elevator bldg, at 1909 11th st. NV,
foyer. liv. rm.. dressing closet. kit,
dinette and bath; minimum down
payment and moderate monthly
charge. Call MR.. GERBER, EN-. 2.
1000, -S
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED APARTMENT for two;
fireplace desired. Will pay $l4O.
King S-7390. z"
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. WASH, Va. White
Open z days. MA S-00Ol
SINGLE. permanently employed pro-
fessional woman desires unfurnished.
I-bedroom apt. preferEsbly NV;
reasonable rent. Call DI. 7-9330
sitsr sEt; az; s!ao. Sat- and SUM- week 8: gays
GEORGETOWN; "a rms, unfurn.;
empl. lady desires lease. DU. =
671S ewes, and wk. ends; ST. g.
GRADUxTE STUDENT. wife. small
son. desires I 2 bedTm- turn. apt
GRADUATE STUDENT. wife and baby
want 3 or 4 room furnished apt. or
house in or outside Washington
until April |; Excellent references
SETTLED. employed woman needs /.
bedroom apt, vicinity Bureau of
Standards; no children or pets.
Write BOX 4S9-v. star. or phone
WO. 6-9263, after 8. 12'
YOUNG COUPLE; child, April; de-
sire 2-bedroom, unfurniShed apt,
1st floor, around $50, by Feb. L;
NV. or nearby Md. CO. 6-602O.
AILeT pm.
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HOUSES EURNIsHED

TAKOMA PARK-6-rms., beautifully
furn. suburban rambler on dble. lot.
5000 per mo. JU. 9-2Ss2. -
Sa14 MIL. RD.. CH. CHS rms. 3h
baths: oil. s22S; S73S S3 e; r. aye se1siS s;s;
so, ARLINGToN--s bedrms.. nice To-
cation, fenced yard. garbage disposal
Gail before 5, ia. S-91SS. -
ALEXANDRIA HUNTINGTON Two
bedrrn. sen,idet.: bsmt.. fenced yard.
ezra lot with swimming pool; 1928
~ mo- JE. 4-13Sh. 30
Evening star., 1953-01-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
(Ellicott St.1

Charming Colonial, one block east
of Conn. Ave,
This custom-bui center hall, true
Colonial consists of large drawing
room with open fireplace, library
with open fireplace and lavatory,
modern kitchen. There are 4 bed
rooms and 3 baths on the second
floor and rooms and bath on the
3rd floor. Finished game room with
open fireplace In basement. Situated
on q beautifully Handicapped lot.
1se1 1t0x25S; containing Ss.S66 sa: y; !;
and in perfect condition. Reasonably
priced at $4,000. Call Mr.. Leigh,
Ma. S-9300: eyes,, OIL. 2-3799.
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st..
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18th AND MONROE SITS,
HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share with sew. others
on coop basis. College grad. pref.
Meals. maid, laun. Conv. NV. loc.
on busline. CO. 5-76IS. -6
SHARE HOUSE with Jewish man:
northwest section. near bus and car
line; reasonable rent NO. 7-1OO5;
days, IA. Q-3094, after G. 12s
Evening star., 1953-01-06
HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.,

conn. AVE T0WN-HoUsE. / block
sleeping porch. upstairs library, 2
full baths; liv; rm., din. rm.. ALL
slec. Kit. les. deep freeze. new Ben
House just redecorated and In i'm
ment only. co. 5-e122. ~
CLEVELAND PARK bedrms., 2
baths. Attractive for entertaining.
Avail. Feb. 1. Call ST. 3-269S. %
BRENTWOOD-Colonial brick, 8 bed
rooms, living room. dining room,
Kitchen, ~ baths, on quiet street,
ss5 snoppins onS ena ns1ess s %r
Werner: DI: 7-790o, with RIDDELL
3835 BLAINE ST. N.E.-6-rm. house
avail, for immed. occup., $131 05
mo. To inspect. call ME. S-54O2.
65I4 WOODROW AVE. Cabin John.
Md.-Det. frame, on lee. lot; 8 bed
rms, liv. rm:, din. rm:. kit. and
bath; gar; rs12b mo. To inspect,
MODERN 2-BEDRM. RAMBLER, large
incl. Bendix; wooded lot. 1905 WISE
man rd.. Wheaton. Md. Immediate
occup,: avail; for 2 years; $l15 per
mo; Cali SHANNON & LuCHS CO.,
1905 H st; nv. MA. s,2345.
ON beautiful wooded knoll; 10 min
downtown or Pentason; one block
from bus; oil heat; SIPS monthly;
new cond. Elk. $4,000. Ext. 3645.
Evening syeIkRp' MA. s-sl3O. MIR. KEE-
NORTH ARLINGTON, ideal for
couple. Conv. to Pentagon and
transp.; 2-bedroom brick semidet.,
nicely furn.. good cond.. S135 per
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. 5
CONN. AVE. .Sa mi. from White
W. LaRocHE, oL. 1000. .s
RAMBLER TYPE HOUSE. 2 bedrms.,
dinette. all modern. facilities, .loc
close to transp.. in town Of College
PhcE; Phone SP' SSPemPliitseoISS PlisoS. furn'' sll6 Po
CHEVY CHASE, near Lafayette School
and bus; 8 rms. IA baths. washing
machine; garage; $500; Vacant.
DD9SsSSNIINGToN' DD9SsSSNII OIL. 2-2636; EN-
NO. ARI. BRIcK-Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms.. bath, bsmt. Posses
sion; $3.50 per mo; IA. 5-9519. -s
NORTH ARLINGTON. conv. Lorcom
lane-Lee hishway area. Excel. bus
service cayH to erss bnnOa, block and s.ts half
schools; 8 bedrms. attractively and
comfortably furn. in reasonably new
brick rambler. featuring well-eauip.
kit, fqil-size bsmt., gas heat; S195
BR4urifULL9 III 1L9'1ni fuRNTsHED ri HE'D house..
monsS afaro09f Simmons ss'hii PRosERr1RGs STSs RsF
DE' Pc ! 2,0a3o; ssss ewes. and week ends
SILVER GsSPRING-a-bedrm. brick
rambler, Sl35 per mo-. lease, avail
%oopMooR' 'HiasfiSes AGENCY. GfSS""nHS iNc.' -:
ARIiSGToN-s bedrms.. equipped
kit, full bsmt.. fenced, yard. 8
sS1rR sRd Ruisi kEALfY fF1So ios7 N1dESs dle6s 3D.
1S4s +. CAP. $50 furnished. 6
VaTrR TRS; bath Rssitoe oilosurpsr ps;s L T. oRA- A
5:RooM BRIcx. convenient to CO.
Arlington. .ARLEDGE BROS. 2523
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. "a.
aa-4S3s' a4S5s' ia. 7-444s; eyes,. JE.
TIaRE.E:BEDRM;; i .E:sIa 1sI;. sH.ssth Colonial:
July l. S1S5 per mo. HOLLEY-
THOMPSON. KE. $3.50; ewes. KE.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C. Beautiful home
and location; driveway. garage. nice
" furn. 4 bedrms.. screened porch.
BEAUTIFULLY ENGLISH FURN.
HOUSE. with Scots housekeeper.
Perfect for entertaining. g bedrms.
center-hall. lge din. and drawing
rms, Chevy Chase. 2-yr. lease. OIL.
l4th AND RTTTTNHOUSE NV.
Six rms. baths, 2 porches. garage,
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
feas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-l4I6.
FURNITURE MOVING Of any kind,
experienced help. reas. rates; free
estimates, Phone JE. 2-2111. Night
rlPGMf' PSGnS' I6;cAI I6; GLs1SsRa 1fSTsRaNrruRE G HASL.
ING. Reasonable rates, depend
able fast service. Call AID. 4-6476.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET el
across the country: safe storage IN
SSSns SsT'tNs No 4EoSno1 4EoSSRno1 6SoN aSR5s sTosAaE
CO.. INC. Established 1906
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
70 some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and autos
at lower rates. JUDSON FORWARD
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT
STORAGE
Low % 50 per mo. Reasonable nov; nov;
ing rates; Va and D: G. SAFETY
ST0. a TRANS. CO., TE. 6-51SS.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. g

eience having conveniences for the
family. yet on quiet street. Fea-
lures include 8 rooms. 3H baths,
finished Bird floor. c-car. built-i
garage. Price, S3T.500. Call Mr..
o'NEIL, ST. 3-2400; ewes. EN-,
2-62SS
Phillips. Candy A. FULLER. Inc.
1912 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
! IHousEs UNFuRNlsHep tcor.. J

----------.--.-.---..----s .----s--r~u----u->ns.
CoZY LITTLE 4-RooM, Q bedrm.
house on 1z-acre lot. 10 miles from
.. c.. mr.. Fairfax, Va. 500 month.
Crescent 500. IS
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, 1912 Fort Davis
pl. Sc; 3-bedrm. brick. Gas heat,
Bendix. S1o5. CLARK REALTY
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK. 2 baths. ne.
location; avail immed. S125 mo.
FAIRFAX-Almost new brick 2-bed-
rm. rambler. lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, full bsmt., washer. S11O.
Crescent 1901 M. -7
MODERN 3-BEDRM. HOME in Rock
Creek Palisades, Kensington. S130.
BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. house. Silver
Spring area; perfect for children
shopping and schools; $115 per
ARLINGTON-2-bed -bedrm. semidetach.
brick. Full bsmt., gas h.-w.h. Conv.
shop, center: nr. Pentagon. $105.
NEW ALL-BRiCK COLONIAL-Liv.
rm.. din. rm.. de luxe kit, 3 bedrms.,
IA baths, full bsmt. gas heat; conv.
loc.; $13O mo. Call RE. 7-2461 and
EN-. 3-7220. 3
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. rambler.
Wall-to-wall carpet included; imme-
dirte possession. $3.50 mo.
James c. Conley & Co.
Realtors
Evening star., 1953-01-06

TWo-BEDRooM semidet.. in Alexan-
dria; S110.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
Realtors MA. s-2557
Evening star., 1953-01-06

BRIGHTWOOD
TWO-FAMILY HOME
Stop paying rentl Buy this home
today! Live In one apt. rent the
tractively decorated rms, glass in
closed rear porches, shower In base
ment. large yard, near elem. school.
transp.. shopping; will consider
terms or home in trade. Should sell
today. BY appt. Mr.. shuman. DU.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 18th st. wv. NV. AID. 4-2oo5.
Assume ~ Nod G1 HMn loan. cute c1te, indeed,
is this modern 5-year.cld brick
room. 2 large bedrooms, spacious
aIs yard, gas heat fun basement. We'll We'll
consider your terms or home in
trade, By appt. Mr. Katz. ia.
MARSHALL J: wAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
NEAR 14th AND SHERIDAN SITS.
emy, churches. bus, shopping. At
tractive Colonial brick. side-hall plan,
lovely dining room, 2 full baths, 2
refrigerators, spacious recreation
room. rear porches, large yard. See
this today! Will consider terms or
home in trade. BY appt. Mrs. Kohn.
RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-2Oo5
MARSHALL j. WAPLE SAYS
NEW YEAR MEANS
NEW HOME TIME
We have the best In all sections;
TRADES NEGOTIATED
Cash buyers for quick sale. II its
real estate consult us.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
COLORED--BARGAIN
18TH AND SHEPHERD SIS.

Only $I.40U down.
Well-built brick, s rms, Q kits. con-
crete porch. full basement. front en-
trance: gas heat: Priced riglit: easy
BRETTERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
CHEVY CHASE

Handsome brick house facing Conn.
ave. Unusually large liv. rm. with
fireplace, mirrored from floor to
ceiling. Finest crystal chandelier
and sconces in spacious dining rm.
Roomy kit. with breakfast nook;
and 2 tiled baths finished attic:
heated. with 2 exposures. Paneled
recr. rm. and 1aun. rms. in base
ment.. Garage. Oil h.-w.h. Close
to shopping center and schools.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
sos N. CAPITOL ST. MA. s-5O20
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Chevy Chase, D. c.
Mr.. Blessed Sacrament Ch.
First-Fl. Powder RIM.

CIISI-TI. 1UWU6I 1C1II.
See this home from the inside and
be convinced that this 5-bedrm.. a.
You. Convenient to Shopping.
transp.; 2-car detached brick ga
rage. Carefully appraised to sell
under $4,000. II you don't object
to q home on a terrace this Is It'll
Call Mrs. Chatterton with JAMES
L. DIXON & CO.. ST. 3-T200 or
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SEI ,ECT RENTAIS

SAAAjS4 AtA9xV xAA0
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
S110 MONTHLY
wooded lot;. sendix: '!i quick '. poss.
S135 MONTHLY
Brick rancher. 3 bedrms., de luxe
area, A-acre wooded lot; ultranlod.
kit.
$3.50 MONTHLY
S.bedrm. brick rambler; full day
light bsmt.; large wooded lot; Ben
dix dishwasher, disposal. Poss. today.
CROWN REALTY, JE. 4-39O0
10th AND MONROE SITS.
Two bedrms.. la baths. row brick.
rec. rm. in bsmt., gas h.-w.h., $50
mo-; adults preferred. Call co.
5-l61b or BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000. %
= Five-rm. semide-
tached brick; full basement, oil heat:
;lsdl svailable January l. 1858. AID.
CoLoRED-1s1s 18th ST. NV
Large room with stove and sink; in
spect and call CO. 5-6222. -6
COLORED-1536 MARION COURT
-N.W.-4-rm. brick, between p and
Que: 9th and 7th SITS. Rent, SIS.
P. j. WALSHE, INC, 11I5 Eye st.
NV. MA. S-646S. -12
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Courtroom CONCESSION - Busy
location. refined clientele. For In.
terview see MR.. COHEN before Il
noon or after q pm. 1892 Conn
AMoCo SERVICE STATION, Falls
Church. Vs.-Due to other interests
GAS STATION. downtown Easy to
operate; $780, plus inventory. Box
Dry Ssiy' cHHaN1Ne fiaaEN STORE. b... loo iosa.
slGs; s.sS4ss sfGG L.. 1oa7as @ ses' offer. 8. sA
10 ACRES. good 8-rm. house, grist
mill. 400 yds. on U. s.. hwy. No. 1.
Lovely sight for motel with river
SlS;00QO with S3.5O0 down. TIE.
sELF-sERvIcE GROCERY, located in
Center Market City, 9Th and K SITS.
NV; approx. 5000 so. it.. occupied
by lge: chain outfit since 1915, doing
anGTo appTox. $4,000 per wk.; immed;
SR SfsaD RossiNg 1ssi gen b. t. s6sSp aspsss Ct call call
MRS. sENNETT, NE. s-5400. -
RESTAURANT, completely furnished.
Abe. license: sell cheap. Excellent
legation ioSation Luz l:6sO7. -
co. e .siso 1850. A'ep'ionai opportunity mIa
WORKING PARTNER--In repair and
oofI. oody shop 81 or Will vii sell outright in
5-YR. LEASE. bar and rest. Equipped
For sale. brokers invited and pro-
tected. Best NV. loc. ME. S-64S8.
2 to = p.m.
PATENT MEDICINE STORE and soda
fountain in Arl. Good clean place.
Further I9fS. NJ; Eaiwiisr. ~
THE .HANES CO.
2O40 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-2061.
-
BARBER SHOP, 4 chairs. located in
Arl. Low rent and long lease. $4,000
down. will handle. Further info.
Mr.. Fulwiier.
THE HANES co.
2O4O Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-2061.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

M. T. BROYHILL 81 SONS
1924 Lee Hwy. Arl. Va. ia 4-130O
Evening star., 1953-01-06
NEW HOMES
FOR IMMED OCCIJpANCY

Three-bedrm ramblers and
Colonials, All are equip with
compl elee; kits some with
screened side porches and full
bsmts. S125. $140 and $3.50
Evening star., 1953-01-06
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

VACANT :
A lovely home, needing O family;
brick. center hall. with bedrm. and
bath on 1st A.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
on 2nd; liv. rm. with flrepl.. din: rm..
mod. kit. large rec. rm.; stairway
to storage attic; convenient to
transportation. shopping and schools.
Ideal home for family with children.
To inspect, call Mrs. Dawson. WO.
6-4162.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
224 14th ST NJ w An 1-000R
Evening star., 1953-01-06

James c. Conley & Co.
Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. JU. $500 It'll 8
Evening star., 1953-01-06

We would ike you To- see the size
Of this beautiful rambler. priced et
$4,000; nv. rm.. approx. 13x26:
very lge. separate din. rm,: spacious
dream kit with all the latest labor.
saving devices: 3 real bedrms. snd 2
huge concrete screened porch: de.
iightfuliy private setting In o very
desirable section. FRANK o. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. ,2-7OO7: eyes,, OIL. z-670p..