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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE SERVICE sTATToN. ex.
ira lots; End comml. 1880 Mariborc
I'd. Porestyilie. Nd. RE S-5TST
"a
cializinF IN sea food snd bser dS Spe
Si.iO0 VIZ: TooS Lease. seats o.
Can @pENNY'' ApnST0i rDES "a
Sea1on ~ pr SSoA nA
s
doing $3.50 yk,; 8 days. 8 ana
RE; 7-6224. PENNY" APosToL,-
HAVE MONEY TO, INVEST in sound
enterprise. Can devote full or part
time TO business. BOX 4SS-V' Star
WANTED TO PURCHASE small &C.
counting practice. Box 4s1-V, Star
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SERVICE STATIoN--Brand-new 2
bay station; win be ready to open
Sha g pike esss s ssatea aver on sasS
Hills. Md; applications for dealer
ship are now being taken. for exper
businessman WIN mooeTaIe capllal
VINO Is sincerely interested IN golns
INTO their own business. Fnone IA
9,S50G; 49, -
N Plant and Equipment. for sale. IN
hourishing Southern community;
owner must a sell because Of III
GENERAL sToRE and : gas pumps,
IN Sandy Spring area: lease inciudes
attacneo 6.room mouse, owner s, 0sn-
very good; reasonably priced. Cal
~. 9-4l 90 or ruiIon o-4Ill; Locn,
tfon: NORWOOD. Ednor ana Layniii
raS ,s - 49, s
sandwich shop. enioyins sood
man and s Vie 4as q Tn 8. Nv. ):
OPENLNG DnEsS SHOT, tasI sro ,st,
ing loc.; real opport, ieT iaoy WIN
nns; exper; box ~; SIaT.
sEhv,G LIE SaAi ~ on ersy Lee on NV dss,
ership Lease BY major oil company:
small initial Investment required ea;
unlimitea potentiai t " sssu ~
s sDovS aVg phse. re ~ " Ssea opel W
ernsor. xn0ne Ia. vsSoOv;; a.,
GOuD BUSINESS AttLsctLse u IN.
I'M. open Iii lt;;;;.s. n snu AZ ~ !
. .ssG aor c tar nIentY ~ espans,on
Present income about $50, 900 per
year Gross mex year Snouio ooupie
o. more. owner III VII sea- 70 risn'
!, psrSvn I'm N. 11Enn Stsan ron e1,v
hESIAUhA.NEI AM nAh w SAL IL
-Reas-. tine owner y sick. ror IN
formation. cali La. T-2O44' ask iof
Nh. - 49,, r.wv3y
L,nHN N AND 80 nAI 49,
for quick sale. For apDt., call DE.
D T1iiEcSAITiEssES AND vARIET1-
smart essannsnea nuslness Ia iasal
n,M: locaLion' eAcei: opp ~, Iun y der
siert patty saerince. NO S-9Syo'
II 70 Il 5000
GkOCkHx MA1AEl-An ouLstSnd-
store competition, an cash and
carry saiesi SAzV.OVv yearly pusi-
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Close LOSE r, ss;I. gs1P ss Y, dss-
A1 oSss cal io 81. PC a g.. par. Of
DOWNTOWN ALEX. APT. liv. rm.
bedrm.. kit. dinette. frepl. large
ss1s :D:cs di :dI.n unit y Soss
gtils;. turn.; $50. Call on sun.
NEARBY VA.--Entire End door, liy
rni.. bedrn., kit. and bath, private
entrance; $76, incl uttls. IA
a-BEDRsE. APT. in new duplex house;
pvt. .entr., kit. fan and garbage dis
posal. auto. washer; AL utfls. furn.;
mr.. 10th and n. Danville; $50 pei
mo-; working adults only. IA
ARLINGTON fwestover, --AttractRive
front apt; large 1iy. rrn., dinette
kit. hedrm. and bath; near schools
and transp.; shaded lawn; $40. EN-
NO. 2IR;L. - Mod. a-bedrm. abt.
tmmsd. occup.: S92.5O mo. "a.
NEH2RRBx vA.-cooi pvt. apt. S =
home on 2h acres, mi. d. c.; 2
Ice. rms. mod. kit. bath. fireplace
auto. laundry and garden priyils.
gar. avail; S1l5 unfurn., will furn
4 desired. Ell. 6-3537. A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lovely l-bedrm. apis. reduced to S7b
Large rms. big .dfnettes. roomy clos.
cts. See resident eng. 1910 n
s CCours s6 HOUSE rd. Al ozoo
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RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING DISTRICT
Near Langley Shopping center. b
years-old. lge. rms. Finished rnl.
End fioors; d and storase; In new con;
illness and other circumstances, will
be sold for less than cost. Reason.
able down payment. Owner will
carry balance like rent. Mr.. buses.
schools, stofes: Shown by appoint
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 5 BEDROOMS

Fun Easements; fenced yards: good
cond.; reas. rent; eonv. to schools,
shopping center, Fort BeIyoir,
For Inspection, cali so. $1,000
weekdays, 8 to 5 pm: ewes. and
week ends, call so. 5-7022.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
13A N. Kings Hwy, Alex. We.
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE, near Ala. ave-
8 rms, completely and nicely furn.
excel. neighborhood: handy to
everything: $135 per mo.
c. d. MURPHY, REALTOR
$500 Pennsylvania Ave. s.E.
LU. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
Near Falls Church; 8 bedrms., 8
Immaculate. $500 month.
Romye LainbOrn
OF. 4-s5s6 OF. 4-SO35
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1881 46th Pr. Sc.

1881 18th Pr. Sc.
Newly decorated 3-bedroom house
with dining area, complete Electric
kitchen with range, REFRIGERATOR
disposal and dishwasher; full base.
ment; Ia baths. Available today
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24SC
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WEST EVANSVILLE
Sis

4 bedrooms, 2-story brick. full base
ment. gas hot-water heat, nice lot
Due to transfers out Of town, we havt
several OF these desirable homes
located In . subdivision operated q.
. rental project for the past Il
years.
These houses are well cared for, newly
decorated throughovt including floors
Convenient to stores, schools
churches and transportation Yot
always been selectiye with oul
clients.
STOVES BUT NO RKFRIGERATORs
No More Than Three Children
HARRISON 2-7234
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OPEN

SAT. AND SUN, 2 TO 5 PM.
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION
Semidetached brick home
of 8 nice rooms. bath. hot
water heat. gas furnace, built
in garage, fireplace. Venetian
blinds; near all schools,
churches; shopping and trans
portation.
Realtors
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. T-S141 or EN- $4,000
DIRECTIONS: Out 18th st.
or Georgia ave. to Tewkes-
bury pl. NV.
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RMPLOYKD sETTLED COUPLE. ~
children or pets. want 2-bedrm..
unfurn. apt. or small bungalow. 10.
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$17,500-DET. BRICK
POWDER RIM. 1st FL.
Q huge bedrms., lge. liv. rm. w/frepl.,
modern kit; full bsmt. w/Tec. rfn. 1
lge. lot: near schools, churches and
shopping. CALL ME. S-6400. tEVES..
MR.. BLANKEN, TU. 2-3151.)
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K St. NV. Me. $4,000
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DON'T MISS

Seeing our available rentals before
nicer properties. Specializing Ii II
virginia rental homes gives oul
arm o choice of the finer proper.
ties at reasonable prices.
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DET:-16th ST. AREA
Open Sunday, 2::30 TIL $50
Real home. s rooms. 2 b., auto. hit.
tgas); how'd. mrs: refgr.. sarb.
disp.; Ven. blinds; open flrepl.;
excel. cond.; COW. loo; dry bsnt.;
lot 60xl60; lear gar. See and
apprec. 1407 Hamilton street.
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PETWORTH

BY OWNER
Semidet. corner brick; 2 compl. apts.s
3 rooms. ia. 9-9572. --4
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
SACRIFICE
Very lge. lot. Det. 6-rms. Perfect
oil heat. MA. $1,000.
A REAL DEAL
BAUCOM REALTY co.
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PICTURESQUE

- y
1igh up with q magnificent view
Built before the Revolutionary Wal
In 1867. just done over. 4 bed.
attractive stone construction. va.
cant. immediate occupancy. Corner
Of River I'd. and Seven Locks I'd
SI66 per month on at least d one
I'd year lease. In the heart OF the
country club area. Shown BY ap-
pointment only.
YELLOTT & co.
1924 Eve NV. Realtors. Ma. s-04S4
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S12.250. Don't miss this. Cozy
bungalow. Lakoma I; G., near Wal.
bedrooms. full bsmt. with asphalt
tile floor and Law. Large rear Anchor
fenced yard. liy. room. fireplace,
refer. range. storm windows and
door incl Low monthly payments.
Hu 3-33I6. RIA. 3-48s4. CHAP
l448 HARVARD ST. NV.
A 3-story structuTaIly sound row
tapestry brick: cnnv. to schools.
transp.. and 14th a.. shopping area.
In Eocd eopd r,aeT . having 10 rnsisyy
baths. insulated roof, 10 rear win.
dows inclosed with aluminium storm
sas snd h.ssr laundry al tsya
brick garage. 20-ft. alley, lot 20xl4S.
Reas. priced. r. J. WALGHE, INC,
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma 6-6466. q
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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CO. opERATIvE APIS. sALl
MOVING. PAcKING. sToRAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accent surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas! ia. 9-29s7; ewes. RIA. s-l4I6
MOVING AND HAULING. nieht OF
day; local or long distance; expert
enced men. AID. 4-5654. --8
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
right. CAN Il. 3-5o47.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
peaches Q speciality. 8. l.. MORRIS
tn. 2-116O or Ii. 6-2SS9.
HILLS TRANSFER day or mr..
small and. large Jobs; trained men
long. short bookings; insured: beach
trips made. Lu. $4,000.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage II
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION BTOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
MAN WITH TRUCK wants trasl
route or moving and hauling; cdl
Jobsi ang time, UN. 4-4520. ~
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1929 PA AVE SE

1873 PA. AVE. Sc.
Full gsMT IsT FIR; LIy. RIM!
2 LARGE BEDRMS. AND BATH
COW. TO EVERYTHING. $50 PER
ABSHER REALTY co.
Ii. 7-4413. II No Answer. Ii. e-735s
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Home and Income-10% On.
.95O-DET.--l0 RMS.

7,950-DET.--l0 RMS.
OF offers invited on this New Eng.
land Colonial white frame. lst-h.
center hall plan. hv. .rm. w/nrepl..
2 bedrms., space for powder rm.; End
a. z lge. rms. and full modern bath;
Bird d.. z small rms. wIclosets: I'm.
bsuit. wfpowder rm. pvt. rear entr.
Gas h.-w. heat. Zoned and adapt
5400 EWES. Mr.. NoORY. ia. 2.
00351.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1913 x st. NV: NE. $4,000
OPEN SUMMON, 2-6
1918 9th ST. NV.
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OFF Mt. VERNON BLVD.
A diplomats retreatl A true rancher
with bedrooms, 2 baths, 24-ft.
formal dining rooml Den with pri-
Yate entrance, Hawaiian-style ALL
electric kitchen. breakfast bar: de-
tached garage and paneled recrea-
circular macadam driveway on land
scaped n acre. Rental, $500 month
II or will sell on convenient terms
to qualified' purchaser
WILLIAM KAGAN CO.
2o44 Wilson Blvd. IA. $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. near Chevy
Chase Lake-4-bedrm., 2h-bath
Diet. brick home. Rec, fm., garage.
fenced yard; $216.
CHEVERLY. MD.--6-rm. mod. Diet.
home. Avail. Sept. 1; $125.
SILVER SPRING, near Wheaton,
bedrm.. 2-bath Diet. home; bsmt.,
MARYLAND PARK--6-rn. semidet.
brick home; $50. incl. cleo. water.
ERNEST II. LUNG
d. 7-2221 10. s-4363
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CHEVY CHASE
S740 MCKINLEY ST.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
It's 1 hsss;s eon H. Shafpins s
brick Colonial Den and powder
Im. LIST mr.. bedrms, and 2 baths.
I'd fir. Lge. ser. porch, garage, gas
h.-w.h. Walk. dist. to Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament schools. Actually
priced below market. Call MR..
LUCK. MA. $1,000. ewes. Wo.
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922 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Three bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.
pantry. 2 kits: 8 porches; full
bsmt.: double garage; avail. this
FRED A. SMITH co. =
Ills 18th st. NV. Elk. S&24Se
FALLS CHURCH
2-bedroom brick rambler with large
separate dining room, living room
with fireplace. full basement with
recreation area plus fireplace; 2-cal
cerport and open sun deck and
complete privacy; S125 monthiyl
WILLIAM KAGAN co.
2o44 Wilson Blvd. ia. $3.50
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp tcons. J

2200 BLK, 10th ST. s.E.--Attrac,
senlidet. brick; 6 rms: kitchen:
bath; gas heat. $50 mo. RI. 7-19l5.
Ills Eye st.. NV. "A
sem cnal detached brick BUNGALOW:
Station, Naval Research Lab. Rent,
$3.50 mo. incl. utils. 1880 Wheeler
is 8. SPRING ST.. FANS church
bedrnis:. baths, gas heat. storm
Shopping and bus; avail. July /,
A HE; sviSSSii HILLs-s.bedssm
rambler. / VI. old. full bsmt.; in
terror newly painted: IL min. from
Psntagon or It. Belyoir. Call so. g.
s SsSra. ,. alter pm. weekdays; any
NEAR BEIHVSOGiIiRi-ouANTICo, 25 min.
70 Pentagon: attrac. waterfrt. ram
s sIsE ian rs aNssba acre; dock. boat
FALLS On. II bedrm.. slassed in
porch Nv. rn,.; din: rm., KIT. bath,
ssch6oool;; SIS. Immed. occur. KE.
cHG 1Esvv1', CHASE. nc, soI1 Legation a
st. n.w.-Ie-rm. brick det., Q baths,
3 nTsplscs. huilt,in ga gsrase. Call F; a,
FALLS CHURCH AREA-- Desirable s.
hedrm. houses; $3.50. 909-013 Molly
drive. on N. Westmoreland st.. z.
Falls Church. JE. 2-6675, 4-6 ). m.
VIRGINIA, sos. South Ariinstono2
bedrms.: disposal and washer. oV.
SILVER SPRING, SLIGO PARK-e-
RIM. brick Colonial; schools, transp.,
garage, fenced rear yard. Ideal To-
cation for children, II Miss. ave.;
$3.50 mo. Ii. 5-4638. -
HOUSE, one party or two apart
ments individually; church, school
close. 2704 Hickory ST.. Alex. Va.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 1924 McKin-
ley st. n.w.--Detach. 6 rms, 2 baths,
Avail Avail now nov GEO GEORGE a /. fs5oRRoEHRs.
INC, 643 Ind. ave. NV, Ma. s.
RIGGS GeSgs Y PARK s-a AREA, 57s1. 9Th St.
n.e.-2-bedrm semidet.; full din.
rm.. mod. kit, full bsnt.; close
transp.: $110. ia. 9-6S63. "A
NEARBY MD.-Large home in the
country on Defense hwy. miles
to D. c.: lge. grounds, secluded; 4
R sM' aaai nnd bath. Avail. now. Can
$40 18th 81. NEW. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen, 2 bedrms., bath; Q inclosed
porches; $50 mo. NJ. PAUL HAM
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. ME. 8-4100.
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BUCKNELL MANOR - s-bedrm.. Q
Kitchen, disposal and AUTOMATIC
washer: partly furn. II desired:
reas. rent to suitable tenant. Avail.
August l.. so. S-794I. 30
1905 Westway dr., near Mass. and
western ayes. in Nd. OIL. 2-Rh20.
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COMPLETELY REFRIGERATED
Attractive 5-rm. Cape Cod: buiIt-in
Rarage; huge wooded corner yard;
outside fireplace; oil burner: attic
fan; 5611 Greentree rd., Bethesda,
Phone OIL. 4.Oz21 n
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CHEVY CHASE; $1,000 =. Army
traordinary opportunity: Charming
Diet. brk.-and-frame Colonial in love-
" cond.; 8 rms. % nice bedrms.l },
bath, full basement with Law; beau
tiful wooded lot overlooking Govt.
park in. very choice neiehborhood,
Deale and Wilson Schools. Assume
$4,000 LIST trust. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes. EN-.
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ARL.---3-bedrm. rambler, full bsmt.
wonderful kit. carport.
3-bedrm. bath and " Colonial, recr
over.
s-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod: lge. I'd.
excel. cond.
4-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial: recr. rm.
garage. ASK-US? REALTY CO.,
ia. S-1262.
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TWO BEDROOMS. fun basement; on
corner lot; ayailsble now: 9Io
2-5927. %
brick: equipped kitchen: rec. room:
fenced yard: $50 per mo. 31l Farm
tn0fAY1 dr A1nwa rdpia We
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., $685.
bedrms.. 2h baths with 2 bedrms.
on LIST floor. Det. older home west
of Conn. ave. S14. 900 LIST trust, 4es,
now on premises. REALISTINGE
CORP, HU. 1888 day or night.
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LOOKING FOR A HONEY we have
Q variety Of lovely homes in de-
slrable locations; all priced right.
Call ri. 8.3106 bet. 10 and 1880.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY
WE SPECIALIZE m RENTALS
Bethesda reduced-newly decorated,
near NH and Naval Medical, 5
rooms, basement, screened porch,
MAEoRA r. r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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HOUSES sAlE-N.W. Gent. j

- - y '','---------.---n-----1l11Ela
HOUSES SAlE-N.W. tcone.l
1881 MaeARTHUR--s rms.. n.
closed pches-. baths, rec. rm., car.
port: Open Sunday, 2 to 6. ERER.
NEAR WALTER REED - 4-bsdrm
house; ise. fenced-in yard; q scr.
RRI itchen:: s pSSSd sra I'm. LIST a.: Ice
e "a bsms; washer and dryers ga Ssra IW.
a9i5 4snd ST. N.W.-s-yr.-old a.
brick. rms, 2 baths: finished
"a i. sssss, WI %fLLo SSdEi 9l'' Rial
eiss BLAiR RID. N,w.--Love,y sem,.
Diet. 3-bedrm. house with Ist-fioor
powder room; $3.50 down. DEhfA.
r sye1ISr. RE RA s9as Sc 81. s.sSssi:
sale by owner. modern ' conye Ss aSs
Call eyes,. all day Sun. DU. 7-Ss79.
20
GEORGETOWN y
Our once Is .open every. day this
week end and We are able to 0ner
you O few amazing house values for
sale or rent. Come In. or call US.
J: e, CHATEL. Realtor. 1924 Pros
TOWN HOUSE
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA; Spacious rms.
orstor u ssa SsSooos Ssip Mr. Mr.
ALLEN. RE. 1895 or ST. 3-53I1.
"a
5000. WILLOW ST, COR. ASPEN
New. ultramodern, rms. lovely lot.
Faces 3 streets: Only S12 $50
II. NJ. APPLEsTEIN. RIA. 3-3995
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$95 per mo. Gail UN. 4-I43l. a
ATT. ARTISTS-Brick house, 2 bed
rooms. fireplace. artists studio; oil
Park. Md. SI0O. Cali after j /
am. OIL. 2-1724 and ia. 2-2972.
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GARAGE SERVICE STATION, 3 ex-
ira lots; 2nd comml. 1880 Marlboro
I'd. Porestvilie, Nd. RE. 5-5767.
ALEXANDRIA,, vA.-Restaurant spe-
SI.I00 wk.; GOOD lease: seats 97.
Call PENNY APOSTOLIDES, RIA.
6-370O or RE. 7-6224 q
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1405 ALLISON ST, N.W.--6 rooms,
bath, 2 rear porches. l incl; auto.
heat; large yard; mr.. stores. schools,
transportation: 500.
brick, 8 rms, bath; Law. In bsmt.
gas heat; cow. to stores, schools.
transportation; S115.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC. DT. 7-5145
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3622 Whitehaven pkwy
bet Wis. ave. and 9th, opp, Federal
Park-Exceptional semidet. brick
z rms, 2 baths: fenced garden. Near
schools. SHOPPING and transp. Re-
GEIST CO., ST. 3-1752 or EN-. g.
CHESVSY CHASE, D. c., e12s s2nd pl
N.W.-Immaculate brick home; 3
bedrms., 2 baths: I'm. 3rd a.; near
schools. Reduced to $4,000 for
quick sale. OWNER, EN-. 3-3S64.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Owner trans
ferred. bedrmS., 2Ha baths; I'm
ished Ord fir. and bsmt.; recr. rm.;
cleo. kit; garage. WO. 6-1196.
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3-BEDRM., 2-yr.-oId rambler: cleo.
kit.,. full bsmt.. outside entrance,
located in town OF Fairfax: S115
TINKLE PROPERTIES
IA. 2-23s1 ia. 1896
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3G32, Whitehaven pkWy.
bet. Wis. ave. and 37th. opp. Fed
brick, q rms. : baths; fenced gar
den. Near schools. sho yping and
transp. Reduced to S17.450. C. H.
HILLEGEIST CO.. ST. 3-1752 or
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BUNGALOW, 10 Madison SC. NV
Modern. 5 rms. bach: attic: bsint.
$50: refs. required. Open Sun. aft. 1
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overhuuIing the Revenue setup
Depreciation formula IS Vital
To Tax Revision Measure

ticular Importance to small
business because of it's greater
risk, its need for working cap
ital. and its limited ability to
borrow. More rapid recovery of
capital will give small business
important tax dollars in the
years in which the new property
is producing it's greatest reve-
nue."
Humphrey Cites Case.
Treasury Secretary Humphrey
has argued along the same line.
He cites the case of a Midwest
industrialist who deferred put
ting a new plant into operation
because under present tax de-
probation provisions the risk
would be too great"
When the House committee
was considering the issue about
80 witnesses from many areas of
industry were virtually unani-
nous for liberalized allowances
Opposition came from the
American Federation of Labor
which argued against any re-
vision that would permit in
creased tax avoidance"
The Ways and Means Commit
tee minority questioned the
argument that present deprecla-
ton provisions had held back
business expansion. The Dem
ocratic legislators expressed the
belief that increased purchasing
power, generated by higher in
come tax deductions benefitting
the consumer, would be the
better way of squirting produc-
ton.
The possibility was raised, too.
that the loss of revenue under a
liberalized depreciation policy
might seriously limit the ability
Of the Government to grant
other tax relief.
On balance, however, the adj
ministration's depreciation pro-
posal is relatively popular idea.
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ture Of the bill. This is q new
formula for figuring a little
thing called depreciation" The
Republicans in Congress predict
1t will provide . strong shot in
the arm for business and agri-
culture.
It is conceded the deprecia-
ton proposal would be a weighty
factor in easing the tax load.
In fact. Democrats on the House
Ways and Means Committee,
which framed the bill, while not
particularly critical of this fea-
ture ina measure to which they
otherwise registered numerous
objections, estimated that it
would cost about $19 billion in
taxes over the next Is years,
II used to full advantage.
Depreciation Formula.
Briefly, the new depreciation
formula acceleration of the rate
at which taxes can be charged
on for wear and tear on new
buildings, plants and equipment,
in the early years of use. This
would shorten, correspondingly,
the period required to recover
tax-free the capital invested in
any asset, which often is rated
on life" basis of 20 years.
The Ways and Means majority
said the formula would write off
approximately 40 per cent of the
cost Of an asset in the first quar-
ter of its service life, and two
thirds of the cost in the first half
Of its life.
The speed-up principle would
apply to all types of tangible,
depreciable assets, including
farm equipment, machinery and
buildings; rental housing, and
industrial and commercial build
ings with their machinery and
equipment.
FreSenC law permits reason
able" depreciation allowances
source Of endless controversy be-
tween the Bureau of Internal
Revenue and business interests.
Barrier to Investments.
The Ways and Means majority
said evidence shows that the
present system Of depreciation
acts as barrier to investments
because comparatively slow
rates Of write-off tend to dis
courage replacement of obso-
lete equipment and the install
lation Of modern, up-to-date
machinery"
Representative Martin Of Iowa,
q Republican member Of the
committee, said during the
House debate that the new plan
would particularly benefit small
businesses with limited capital.
1.-THE speed Of tax-free recov-
cry Of cost. he said, "is Of par
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By Joseph A. Fox

There are two vitality impor-
tant features in the administra-
tion's S75-page tax revision bill.
Everybody has heard about
one Of them. This is the contro-
verSial dividend income proposal,
which dominated the House
fight over the measure and will
dominate the Senate fight when
it starts this week.
But very few have paid at
tention to the other major fea-
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This is the last Of two articles onoIyz-
ing the bosie issues in the fight over
the administrators huge tox- revision
bill.