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Evening star., 1953-10-02
speeioI Dispotch TO The stor

INSTITUTE, w. Va, Oct. g.
Arriving here this morning fol-
lowing an all-night bus ride, the
Howard University football team
found itself a 14-point underdog
against West Virginia State for
tomorrow nights game at nearby
Charleston.
Based on last Saturdays per-
formances by the two teams, the
odds appear to be rather incon-
sistent. Howard mauled Blue
field, 1876. while the Yellow
jackets eked out a TO win over
Virginia Union. Considering this.
the Bisons figured to be at least
an even-money bet. However, the
oddS-makers are going along
with two strong factors. Howard
hasn't beaten West Virginia
since 1892 and the West Vir-
ginians rarely lose a home game.
In eight games since their 60
victory 81 years ago. the Bisons'
best effort against the Jackets
was a 90 Stalemate in 1947.
Howard appeared to be on it's
way to overcome the jinx at
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Worlds Northernmost Course
Has Par That's Yet UnequoIed

low the Arctic Circle. The
course overlooks farmland and
potato fields. and grazing cattle
are within view.
Par is 36 for the 3,043-yard
layout which includes an abun-
dance of doglegs, gravel roads
cutting across the fairwayS and
other impediments. Winter rules
are used at all times.
The biggest attraction of the
course is the clubhouse. Besides
President Eisenhower, many
United States Senators, and Rep
resentativeS have visited it. The
waist-high bar is covered with
seal skins and so are the walls.
Huge white polar bear hides
adorn the walls of the dining
room.
Located smack in the center
of the course is the transmitting
station and tower of KFAR, and
the windows of the radio station
are a constant hazard when
hitting the ball.
A Midnight Sun tournament
is held here. Players tee off at
the stroke of midnight on June
Evening star., 1953-10-02

Fifteen minutes after the first
days football practice started,
Coach Rube Rubini of Mont
gomery Junior College was en-
visioning rough season. Rubini
had just seen his first-string.
split-T quarterback step on a
bottle, which broke and in
flicted a deep cut in the arch of
the players left foot.
The quarterback, John Shearer,
former star at Bladensburg High,
has been out since, more than
three weeks.
With Shearer out indefinitely,
Rubini and his assistant coach,
AL Woods, former backf1eld star
and assistant football coach at
Evening star., 1953-10-02

at the ends, Ted Leneski and
Stan Steppa at tackles. Ed Crisp
and Tom Foster at guards and
either Gil Conn, son of Coach
Gil Conn at Coolidge High, or
Ferguson Gemeny at. center. The
line, with Steppa at 260. will
average about 180 pounds. Under
Evening star., 1953-10-02

81, longest day of the year. The
Arctic sun provides a sort OF
twilight.
On the five holes I played, my
scores were Z, 8, 10, 8 and Z. Par
for these is 4, 4, 5. S, 4. How
ever, one consolation was the
receipt of a certificate given all
players testifying they have
played on the worlds farthest
north golf course"
Evening star., 1953-10-02

maker after maker has been adopting Valve-in-
Head design in recent years.
Test ChewolefS handling-ease and riding-eaSe.
You'll find that this car alone combines the
greater comfort and convenience of Powerglide
automatic driving Power Steering and the
Untitled Knee-Action Ride-just as it alone gives
you the Safety-protecton of Velvet-Pressure Jumbo
Drum Brakes, the largest brakes in Chevrolet's
field.
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And here's the best news of all. Chevrolet
offers all these fne-car advantages at the lowest
prices and with exceptional economy of operation
and upkeep.
Come in, see and drive Americas most popular
car, at your earliest convenience!
+Opi0na Combination OF Powerefde
and U5HP "Blue-FGrae engine available "Two-Tsn
and Bel Air models Power Steering available all models
Evening star., 1953-10-02

Enjoy practically every advantage of higher
priced cars; and save money on purchase price,
operation and upkeep well!
That's real value. That's what you want. That's
what Chevrolet offers you.
And you can make absolutely certain of getting
this greater value, if you'll do these things before
buying any car this fall -.
Check the Value - Compare the VaUeI
Look at Chevrolet and you'll see that it brings
you big-car styling smoothly rounded Fisher Body
beauty, and a rich, roomy, colorful interior with
Safety Plate Glass in windshield and all windows
of sedans and coupes. Features you ordinarily asso
ciate only with higher-priced cars.
Drive Chevrolet and you'll be equally impressed
by the outstanding pickup and power as well as
the Smoothness and quietness of its advanced high
compression Valve-in-Head engine-a power plant
so thoroughly Efficient so wonderfully reliable, that
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Social and Personal

Visits Family: Miss Helen Thurston, librarian from
Youngstown o. spent the weekend Visiting her father Mr.
Frank Thurson and sister Pauline Of 02 GlChar Ave- Mss
Thuron expects to the city In August TO attend her
sisters graduation from the University of Minnesota School
If
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The near-riot singer Eddie Fiaher cansed on his
appearance at the Paramount theatre last Friday
after a two year Army hitch,
came up out OF the AAth street exit Of the
Eighth Avenue subway about S:l6 p. m. dismal
all-day rain was still persistently pouring down.
From a block ahead on Broadway and 4Ath where
the backstage entrance to the Paramount 10 locat.
ed. could hear shrieks and screams interpreted
with occasional police whistle. The street SP.
pcared to be a congested mass Of people and UNI
brellas.
II was impossible to get ANYWHERE near the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

Tuesday. April 7, the regular
monthly meeting Of the Altar and
Rosary Society Of st. Leonari's
Catholic church was held in the
undercroft Of the church with the
Mines. Robert Alexander and
Odell Livingston as hostesses.
Transferred 70 Parkview Hos
Pital: Mrs. Walter Carroll. SIT
18TH Avenue s. who has been III
for the past few months and a pa
uent in Fairview hospital has now
been transferred TO Parkview hos
pital 49th Ave. N. and N. MiSsis-
sippt Drive.
Past Presidents and Command
er's Farley: Plans are in the max
ing by the Johnnie Baker AuNil-
larry, Post 29l. Of the American
Legion for setting up a past presi.
dents and past commanders par
ley.
Ursula Matrons: The Ursula
Matrons Of Zion Baptist church
met at the home OF Mrs. Hattie
Brooks, 1851 Bryant Ave, n, on
Tuesday evening, April II.
Ministers And Workers Meet
ing: A very successful meeting
enjoyed by all who attended. was
held in the Graham Temple, when
the Ministers and Workers Meet
ing convened April 8 to II.
COnvaleSCcnt: Mrs. Cecilia Pat
terson, $50 Bryant Ave. N. who
has been i'll for the past few
months Is much improved and Is
convalescing at home.
Keys Club: The Keys club Of
Border ME church win meet Sat
urday evening, April IS at the
home Of Mrs. Alice Polk, 364l
Fifth Ave. s.
Red Circle Meeting; The Red
Circle Girls Of Zion Baptist
church will meet at the church at
one O'Clock p. m. on Saturday.
April IS. All members are urged
TO be present.
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Matinee BFidEr Club, Mrs. J. d,
Jones, asa w. Carroll Ave, win
be hostess 10 the Matinee Bridge
club At their regular meeting on
Tuesday. April n.
DclcRRtesI Dining Car Employ.
ees Union Local bi6 viii send three
delegates 60 the International
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Union meeting which win convene
In Atlantic city. N, j., April 10
through the 2Hth. Delegates
named arr Mr. Nathaniel Gallo.
way president, Hector vaaBar,
general chairman and Al ChaucCc.
cooks representative, who will
leave the city this week end Mr.
Roy Green ~ Seattle, Wash,
Western representative viii Join
this delegation, Ohile In tho east,
Mr. Galloway win visit HIS broth.
er-tn.law and family, Mr. Lcc IIar-
r,s If New York city,
DYWYK Meeting, The regular
monthly meeting Of tho DYWYK
club was held ON Thursday eve.
ming April o at the home of Mrs
Henry johnson, 700 Edmund ~
Mrs Lulu King win be hostess At
the May meeting, At her home
6a2 Islehart Ave,
Attend Violet show The Mines
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

April 2i-ChArlNa Graham, Tvl
81. Anthony Ave; Miss MyTrhene
Allen. 9TS Iglchart Ave: Mrs. Al
Win Rivers, TiS lgiehart Ave. /.
Mira. A. w, Frazier. 81. Paul: Mira.
Louis Cason, 1898 Thomas Ave. :
Mr., Ransom J, o'NeRl. as N.
Avon; Timothy Lawrence White.
RaA Carroll Ave; syrnetta WI.
IRmS, S?4 81, Anthony Ave;
MRrtdce Galloway, 100 Rondo.
April - Mira Alice Myers
Peters. 670 W, Central Ave. /;
Muriel \, Roacnbloom, 24stS Ron.
do Ave; Sarah n, Hnl. $50 st.
Anthony Ave; Cattle Price. asa
Rnndo Ave; Dennis Perry, as
Galticr. Lewis Parker. 70I Car
roll. Mrs. Il, II, MRycs, 8T0 w,
Central Ave.
April - Helen Louise Thurs
ton. 7O2 Iglehart Ave; Mrs, Her.
nadine Foster. 1888 Sherburnc
Ave
April "a Emile Inn, Osp Rondo
Ave; Marguerite Inn, gi8 Aurora
Ave; Mr., n, Davis, 200 ", Avon.
Out-Of-TOwn BlTthdayS---
April 2i-M Mr. Clarence wlginE.
ton. Los Angeles, Calf: Maxine
Worthingtnn. wilberforce. Ohio.
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BIRTHDAY
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTnnAYs

"ANNEsAHOhsAS nhAAubAAE
April is-Mrs. Paula Lott. 6iS
Girard Ave, N: John w. Norris.
1925 Second Ave, g.. Oscar Brown
70o N, Tth St; Mrs. Myrtle Caid-
well. 6ls Girard Ave. N: jerome
Bilos. 1900 4. Sixth St: Melvin
stone, u. \ Army; Mrs, BeTyle
Smith S7i9 Smelling Ave. Walter
c. Parks. y, 4, Navy: Oscar Gus.
sam, 1910 Bryant Ave, N, Wilbur
Grissam. U, 3. Army,
April 10 Mrs, Ann Walker, 722
Humboldt Ave, N; Mrs Leila
Copeland, 1900 Portland Ave !:
Byruu u Allison, 26s ~ st. Van.
tia X Smith, 1909 Firth Ave. N.
April 20 Harlan r Russell
aOi9 James Ave, N, Charles w
Burton, Chicago, III; Charles
Smith, 979 Aldrich Ave. N.
April n Alvin Perry, 1920
Fourth Ave. 8, Mrs, Marjorie
Hayes. 1887 Portland Ave. /;
Archie Roger Jones. 1929 Eighth
st 3: r. J, Henderson. bi6
Bryant Ave, N; Henrietta Postcn,
6II Girard Ave, N: Mrs, Lillian
King. S2I Lyndale Ave. N,
April ~ CeleEtIne WtgEtnR,
2i8 W, 3ist St; Mrs, Lucille
Schuck. 727 Emerson Ave, N;
James Lawson. city.
April ~ Earl Sims. 4OAO
Fourth Ave g.: James u. Rivers,
82s Elwood Ave, ~.
April az w. Poole. 3O52
Fourth Ave. r.. Earl Bell: Mira.
Frank Corners. S72I Second Ave.
g.: Mrs Thelma Mcintosh. 900
Bryant Ave, N; Mrs, Christine
johnson. 220I Firth Ave. r.
Out-of-Town BlTthdAyS--
April 2O-Mrs. Esther Brigham,
Kansas city, Mo; Mr. Charles W.
Burton. Chicago. III,
April 2I-CeciI Taylor Jr,,
California, Mrs A. G. Albright.
Chicago III
April 20 Marienne Carter Nc
Gladden.. TIIakeger. Ala, Miss
Corona King. Dies Moinea, Ia,
Sam Richardson. Baltimore, Md,
April ~ Ellsworth " HAr-
pole, Charleston, w Va. Ruby
Shane. Concordia College
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Mrs. Elmer Smith, 1919 Smelling
Ave. at hostess.
Improving: Mr.. Fred Murphy,
3741 Fifth Ave. s., who has been
confined to Fairview hospital for
the past few weeks due to injuries
sustained in a train wreck. Is
much improved.
Warrington PTA: Plans are in
the making for the Spring Festi-
val to be given by the Warning
ton school PTA, on Friday, April
"a, and which promises 10 be
quite a large affair. and everyone
is invited.
Friday Night Out Club: Mrs.
William Thomas, 1902 Fourth
Ave. N. was hostess to the Fri
day Night Out Club on Friday.
April 10, Refreshments followed
by a social hour were enjoyed.
Usher Board Meeting: The
Usher Board of st. Peters ANE
church met at the home Of Miss
Eunice Leverett. 1905 Clinton
Ave, on Tuesday evening, April
IA with Miss Esther Byars as
hostess.
Musical: The jolly 10" Club Of
st. Peters AME church rehearscd
at the church on Tuesday, April
II, in preparation for their an
nual musical.
Altar And Rosary Society: On
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Hermione Hickman. Lulu King,
Ida Mae Murphy. Ethel stsVSnA
Lucille shIvors and Minnie Ray
mond all members OF the Touts
Bonnie AmlNS Club met at ESQ
a, M. ON Thursday April Q. and at
tended the Annual Twin CITY
African Violet Show. which was
held In tho Golden Rule store.
These ladies. who are flower and
garden enthusiasts received In
SEPARATION and knowledge from the
different varieties exhibited.
John 10. ThurNtOR of Washing
ton, y, g. is visiting the A. u.
Jorians of go Igichart Avenue
Mr., ThurRton II the father Of MrR.
Jordan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

last week Broadway YOun them
them already Man In The Dark" and House OF Wax"
Senator Hubert Humphrey was hurt tho comments
In tha Goldman hs appearance he AuthOF Meets the
Cri show AWAc back maybe this win mako AI feel better
INA appearance "aAn Of tire Week" CBSTV aat sun
day GcRt SONdUCd and % the point That's thc way
he 30 hear the Senator sound when he before the American
pOhc He answered questions DIRECTLY kept 60 the subject At
hand and generally made eXcNeat impression Thought
really quite proud Of che Rcr from MIRRcsOtA Keep
mp senator. On you 70 hooks good. Very good.
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ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

April 10 Thomas Carroll DOT
st. Anthony Ave. Curtis Taylor.
323 NJ Western Ave: Mrs.
Charles Walker, bD3 Iglehart
Ave: Mrs. Royal Gooden, pl7
Iglehart Ave.
April 10 Mrs. Houston Jack
man. e88 ~. Anthony Ave.
April 20 Frank Graham. 7gt
st Anthony Ave, MrR Marion
Brown. 602 Rondo Ave. ElmA
Harris. $50 Rondo Ave. Edward
Harris. $50 Rondo Ave. Ellen
Washington. 900 81 Anthony Avc.
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The WAY | SEE TT
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY Perhaps yOu recall the column about how
feminine admrsr
appearance Well that nothing compared
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Booker T Washington Study Club: Mrs. W A. Ross 1925
SnntOn ave. was hostess TO the Booker Washington Spd
CLUB when held its regular monthly business meeting on
LosHy AP They were pleased have all fourteen Of the
members present Plans discussed will be reported in detail
after the May meeting which will be held on the 5tb with
Evening star., 1953-05-26
STORES FOR RENT

LARGE, MODERN STORE, approx.
2oxloO . IT,. in ,It busy z,,n5 nv s.sh shopping
S9r toner gl parking. 215O Wis. aye
location for various uses. GOLD
SO. DAKOTA ave. AND RIGGS RID
N.E.--New development; 100 SO;
#: RA1 6-546o' RA. 6-e7s9; m29 W.;
ave. No. Of Bethesda Bank. Large
show windows, terrazo frs. Approx.
driveway to street. Tremendous
growing community. Excel loc. for
any kind inside and outside growing
business Or professional or doctors
500 mo. ~ "A. J. MAscHAUER.
Exclusive Agent. ia. 9-957l.
SILVER SPRlNG-16x7O store avail.
soon in shopping center at Flower
TToMPsNy aqS Ps9sy g. R5fnsa aRH9 Realtors sd s2I5 J5
cade, WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPORT. IA. 7-O222. Mr.. B. Cohen,
LARGE STORE next door to Safe Sal
way grocery; excel. for any type
Va uuSlIlCoST ICdS. LCLlts m
3-s746 Sun. or LU. 1-9723 week
6Oa-6Ot e ST. NV. opposite Hecht's
Good business location. Apply
$40 F st. NV. Room 10. -27
PA. AVE. AT 9th. $40 9th st. NV
Good location. bus stop in front
Of premises. Apply $40 F st. NV,
1iO? N. CAPITOL sT.-store. good
location for any type business. Ii.
1foo godO4Y; Is. ST. N.w.-corner store.
show window. app 17X44. -four.
lights: completely decorated; SIPS
mo To inspect call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN g. CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME.
S-54OO.
STORE AND APT. Large store. 1912
Ehode nd 1saa6 Lana ave ave N me- i.ST with dsa rm9 9o
small business. Rent S176 per mo.
Heat incl. RE. 7.118l.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GEORGIA AvE.-Busy location: 2
auired; KAY REALTY c.. Sosn RA.
BEAUTY SHOP, well-established bust
owner leaving town, must sell. Cali
2ns:ccSM.7 22 calS1a7 GkGuND, efss5 h me-: Gs 1880
g. f.; price: S1;25 per So; it. RE.
DUPONT CIRCLE, on Mass ave-, op-
pos1te Sulgrave Club-AttractiV
wide 4.story bldg, suit. non-prof1t
group. foreign govt. etc.: not Xoned
commercial: layout also provided for
owners apt. plus other units; va
cant. Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 3-53S6, with
DRURY REALTY CORP. AID.
2117 nj ST. N.W.-Mod. 2-story brick
bldg. 25X130, air-cooled, comi.. suit
able organization, meeting hall OF
aEy coml. use; sale or rent. Mr..
Manuel. EN-. 3-63S6, with DRURY
REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000,
NR. CONN. AVE. AND N ST.-Three-
story brick, 1st commercial coming
contains over 5000 So. #. area
suitable of1ces. contractor, lawyer,
insurance, real estate. etc. Attrac-
WEAVER BROS. INC. 81. DI. 7-sSno. IlS'
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT
a stories and business; brick
bldg; suitable for any business;
$50 900 handles. OWENS REALTY,
ME S-04SR
Evening star., 1953-05-26
FARMS?
GOOD FARMS

TRADE ACCEPTED on this 375-acrs
farm. around 500 per acre, easy
terms; good equipment and stock
1sSaAcRE sGeilcPIf Stock or dairy farm
priced at only $22.500, II you have
500 nsii ACRE ACRE PRODUCTIVE FARM
dairy and beef beautiful home,
many outbuildinss; nicely located
FAMILY SIZED DAIRY with good
herd and equipment: S42,500 COM
plete. Drive to business while the
family runs it.
S16.T50 BUYS this pretty little farm
only 25 min. from Sill. Spr,; terms.
ONE ACRE. stream, bedrooms.
81 ACRES good home: 50 $50.
4 ACRES, orchard, bungalow; Sl2,.
10 ACRES, Groom rambler. SIS, $50.
STOP IN our ONCE on U. s. 240 in
Gaithersburg. where you can get .
large selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS g.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GA1THERsBURG 299
Evening star., 1953-05-26
CHERRYDALE
%1H Q50

RAMBLER. all brick. only 8 yrs. old
2 master bedrms. Firepl., in liv. rm.
age area on end a.. Recr. rm. with
2nd flrepl. Rear patio complete with
awning. Wonderful little house fol
retired couple or small, youne
family. Very convenient location
See this today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

1229-33 goth ST. NV.
concrete fireproof build
ing, containing $4,000 so. #. floor
space. Well-located NV. section
near Dupont Circle. owner will
consider leasing individual floors OF
$4,000 so. #. each. Low rental
for desirable tenant for long lease
Douglass E. Bulloch & Co.
1922 18th ST. NV.
RE. 7-3037 MR.. BAKER =
Evening star., 1953-05-26
nTITCH COLONIAL,

9rand-new, all-brick, master-built
home on one of loveliest streets in
restricted Cheverly; delightful slop-
ing lot with tall, shady oaks; fea-
lures powder rm. on 1st A., tre-
mendous bedrms., GAIT. living I'm.
with hand-hewn fireplace, full
length screened porch, family
dining rm., outstanding kitchen;
full bSmt.; terrific value on easy
FILA terms. VIM. r. HUGHES, AP.
7-14n0 I'LL @ nm -2S
Evening star., 1953-05-26
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BURNING TREE ESTATES-Country
club area of Bethesda; desirable
ley blvd. to our sign opposite Be-
thesda Country Club. ROBINSON.
JU 7-7117; evenings. JU. S-61oS.
SHERWOOD FOREST-Acre estates
from $1,000. in the Colesville area
of o. Silver S9, Spring; Out Golesyiile IA rd;
mi. to Sherwood Forest. ROBINSON.
JU. 7-7117; evenings, JU. S-519S.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

TO RENT-Approx. 1900 So. IT
of space desired Immediately TO
manufacturer of small electric in
struments. Must be light and dry
VERA. OIL. 2.0S42 -2S
Evening star., 1953-05-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LARGE LOT next to ESQ Station on
TySon's Corner, Falls Church area.
See ESQ operator or phone TIE
1900 G5bSsi So. Fr.-Heated and mzI burglar
close in. suitable heavy storage.
wholesale distribution. auto storage.
etc. GOLDsTEN BROS. RE. 7-19ss.
X ST. Mr.. Goth NV. 1st comm. s.
plus liv. quarters; reas. rent. H. T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2137. or Ii.
eee eToG; : sr. N.w.-About e7xiOo G It,,
outlet to public alley, 2nd comml.,
suitable for auditorium. organiza-
tion. factory. etc. Ma. S-SO25:.
F ST. LOCATIoN-1st-n. rm., equiv
tiaI trance q. Of Bldg; sog good business loca-
4ES ;Ss1s eth ST. sT N%S@5ssSEy and 5sss,
to public alley. ample parking: 2nd
comml:, suitable for organization. Of
fees. light manufacturing. etc. Ap-
ply SO F st. NV. Room 10. pr
CORNER PA. AVE. AND 9th ST.
N.W.-About 1900 SO. IT.. End f..
ssyatS5 sbe fGr 0lag dSDay %ndSws suit
ganizations. Offices, etc. MA. S-8O25.
Excellent individual building for
chancery or nonproflt organization.
On Conn. ave-. near. Wyo. ave-. IA
rms. fiuorescent lights. reasonable
rentals. Call Mr.. Dodge. jr., WEA-
YER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg. DI.
7.S300. or ewes. EN-. 2-S496.
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE for rent;
excellent location on Lee hwy. at
Fairfax Circle. Completely equipped.
$500 #: Call Vienna 44O-W. -2S
1907 BALTIMORE AVE, Hyattsville,
Md.-S-rm. house, lot approx. 5Ox
80, at railroad siding, for rent very
reas. Will also remodel to suit ten
LOT suitable for s cars.
4th near H st. NV, near General
Accounting Office. $35 mo. CO. B.
1922. Ewes, RA: 6-060S.
BETHESDA-Buildin soft. 'front.'
age, on Wis. ave, 1000 SO. #. of
A. space: $500 So. #. of parking.
Immed. occupancy. Call OIL. 2-6695
bet Oh Il
Evening star., 1953-05-26

1920 K ST. NV.
Opp. Statler, for lease: entire 2nd
floor. approx. 1880 so. feet. 8 out
side rooms. Q laws. 3 hall entrs.,
available June /. OWNER, CO. o.
1854 or HE. 4-S623. --27
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Spick-and-Spa

Brick home in nearby Falls Church
> bedrms., staircase to large ex-
pansible attic. full bsmt.. rec -m.,
lovely lawn. trees; near bus and
shops: walk TO school. Priced TO sell
fast at $14 $50. Reasonable down
payment. Excel. financing.
ArfaX Realty, JE. 2-1450
Evening star., 1953-05-26
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALl

APT: all 1-bedrm.
units; gross annual rentals. $3.50.
Price. $24.s50. Call AGENT. EN-.
SEVEN ;s-BEDRM. UNITS. practically
pay pay eiec.. % close @ to ' shopping. schools
and transp. .71a times the annual
income ggJil5l gill buy. INEz cUsHAARD.
SALE AZ TPfIST PRICE o, $40. 600 can mSS buy
this brick bldg. cons. Of 8 apts.. a
lge. store and q 2-car det. brick
garage; renting for 3,4sO per yr.;
cated located at aoItin 5th and 9 sts cv nv. OPP.
$4,000. RA. 3-571l. ia. 9-7760.
AVAILABLE several choice CONNER
cial properties with potential re-
sponsible tenants for the same.
Excellent investment, opportunity for
3; c. L1NTHTGuM; IA. S;Se5S;,
Showing about 17aa returns on
cash invested. No brokers please.
GEoRGEFo%N-4 Eai sE1SSRiN charming. apt apty. 3;
69s1, Ssy SssiIsn 6ds Ssoa best c5Ss 5ss
AGENT, AGENT Ex. S-se7s. 0 Mss e i.
GEORGETOWN Modern store;
aptS.; garage and rear parking.
Income from apis. alone carries en-
tire bldg; good End commercial
Location; suit any business: Lot Lot
2aHSG a5H9S4; &. ss,o?o ssS9sh sssh will 9s hansle
WILL EXCHANGE modern 14,apt.
bldg. for a larger apt. Good loca-
tion. Prefer one between S15O. 900
and 100000. A. S. GARDINER &
CO., 1881 L st. NV, MA. S-0334.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
DOCTOR'S OFFI,

UUCIURS 5 OFFICE
Ground floor; approx. 1,400 50. n.
eUny % Feh5 as ThOe ocson u Peast
contact resident manager. 1925 M
st. NV, DI. 1881. Available in
early June -27
Evening star., 1953-05-26
STTTTT,AND

OvERLoOKS SUITLAND PKwY.
4 spacious home with full size liv. rrn.,
din. rm..- equipped kit, 2 bedrms.
down and 2 bedrms.- roughed in on
2nd floor: oil h.-w.h.: garage and
work shop. Large fenced lot; SILL
800. $4,000 down. Call 10. .9-930O.
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