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Evening star., 1954-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE In
downtown hotel: For information.
Call EN-. 3-9S42. after s, JU. g.
GROCERY-MEATS, with ABC on
sale license. Excellent location in
nearby Va. Seller guarantees
$500 weekly sales. No delivery.
> no credit. Same owner 5 yrs. This
is 9 real money-maker, Investigate
today: Call Mr.. Brown, with
YEONAs REALTY, ia. e-21OO.
ia. 7-l243. -26
DELICATESSEN and carry-out lunch.
mr.. 14th and You NV. 1909 loca-
ton. Must sell on account Of ILL
ness. Priced right for quick sale.
Rent reas. By OWNER. DU. 1895.
BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped. for
rent. Suburban Md. shopping center.
WE. 5-6272. -25
FROZEN FOOD STAND. In mkt. for
sale. Rent. $35 mo- Excel. Sno-BaIl
business. Call Ii. 4-3026. Ii. 3-9032.
25'
BAKERY. excellent NV. location; 70.
ing business tnR1ndtfO All nr,in
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Foreign diplomat leaving for vaca-
ton abroad sublets beautiful house
34th and Porter SITS. 5 bedrms.,
5, baths. dining room. living room.
library. porch, garden, garage:
June-September. China, glassware.
paintings, silverware available
$3.50 monthly. European maid can
stay II desired. EN-. 3-3676 morn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
DEVELOP POISE, PERSONALITY, GRACE
BRING YOUR CHILD HEALTH. BEAUTY.

Remember FRED AsTAREs program builds beau
hiuy developed healthy develop personality poss rhyh
% grace which will make child outstanding
The admiration friends
FRED ASTAIRE.
ms dancing
eeni was guided and developed professional
dan ~ The OF possess dancing
sni oui 10 lind The real JOY
pert guidance
rake his
lot The small
enY your good faith enrolling prompt
"ousnoui me course II
yep ou' nose who not
children EVERYTHING no
Tho Other -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR
YOUR GIRL AND BOY

Imagine ~ eompisis
whichever
AFFORD
a
Th.n q the end Of his Special month c course FRED AsTArE
STUDIOS Will
SSoooo
teaching Fred
Astsrs
Think Of your child learning dance under the guidance Fred
Famed Tap Ballet Sudiot the We
experienced YOU you
ward this good will bonus loyalty
ing ew friends.
Think 900 ihai II your
OF ne Scholarships
The door 70 fame and brilliant
nundred Of The figures Of Tsisvihon
Today Fred A'ta Studios bring child Of
SSOo 'eno'hiP' Better than that
ihai you could never dream your possssses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
ENROLMENT WILL BE
STRICTLYLIMITED.

Remember enough peymi,
child
Remember hat be
This % published
Even Tomorrow may be too late Act
sehes later for have
Read The right Of this how
this momsnt S.rs an an. .r.I
m houtd - -
THERE ARE NO CATCHES No ,no, No son,..,.
h br.sihtskns privilege hire. to ssr
In every readers smilYi
TRIBUNE-sATURDAY, FEBRUARY 40 1884
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Yes! Twenty FIVE hundred dollars in Dane
scholarships, ABSOLUTELY FREE!

Dance scholarships consulting Of professona courses OF
instruction under the guidance of Fred Asae trained teach
DANCE SCHOLARSHIPS FIVE of them
hundred dollars apiece That the breath taking
Asaire brings today.
And
equal chance valuable scholarships
sirueton ALMOST AS A GIFT o
dance under the Of the Of all
TAlHE al practically SO
AslA STUDIOS will De able dotsr
Ballet Studios
forthcoming
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25

RANGE: Found in all % counties
of Maryland; most abundant in
the Western and Eastern Shore
counties; increasing in Southern
and Central Maryland.
BREEDING: One male forms a
herd with 2-3 females, fighting ri
val bucks; breeds in October No
vember; Is spotted fawns born
seven months later, each weighing,
at birth, about 1874 lbs. Young
hidden and nuTsed every 4 hours;
(people should not disturb faWns)
by AS weeks follow mother; wean-
ed and lose spotted coat at 4
months; doe have no antlers, fol
low mother ? years or breed first
year; bucks follow mother ! year,
have antlers which are shed an
nually, first set in most cases have
no prongs or branches; animals
are then called spike bucks;
succeeding years, the branches in
crease show large development
after the first year depending on
food quality and quantity. The
points do not necessarily increase
with the years unless feed is Al
every year. But the health Of deer
have more to do with it. Average
span of life is about 10 years.
HABITS: Raising the tail and
showing the white underside when
disturbed is considered a warning
gesture to others. Can survive on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25

plants which kill sheep and other
animals such as rhododcndron, lau-
rel, and homlock. Speed 80 m.p.h.,
jump g fit. high, 80 feet horizontal.
MANAGEMENT: Much controver-
sy among public as to what deer
eat I'm Spring and Summer they
nip the tender buds and leaves of
grasses lie gumeS, vines, wild
flowers and trees. In the Fall,
store away layers OF fat for coming
cold and gorge on acOrns and other
mast. I'm Winter, subsist on what is
at hand; pick and nibble on twigs,
needles, buds, catkins and other
native vegetation. Nearly all
native grasses are heavily utilized.
Food patch paintings of common
grains, grasses and legumes within
woodlands and establishing large
refugees have been effective in
building the population in Mary
land and at the same time helping
farmers protect crops against deer
damage. Screw-worm and bottly
infestation may take greater
yearly toll than is generally
realized.
VALUE: A most valuable game
animal providing sport, flesh, hide,
and trophies of high grade. About
1900 or more killed annually in
Maryland; record weight-232 lbs,
killed in Kent County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25
HOYES

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NcIIt- i''''tR ~ were st'Ecu' e,,,
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WY VIZ, aI'd W ". ''Il" Nv, MS w v" re
" iJl "'iu Nancy ! uIuEE. 1885,,
' "'i ., W. >, "o'''i ,rI 10" man .iIu
1oI,' tiCO'ucII'' were I'7uuH eNt"-
IIlG Gunner guests 'l VIZ ana MIS-
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G. NII' ana MI~ AilruI / , i'llip5,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25

Fntertl,ns Ladies' Aid
The AapI. GROVE Ladies' And
lmct al the homr of Mrs Arau.
Rrsh February End. Wrth Mas. Han
lv,y DrltIp n. leader. utl Mrs. 81
] Whittarre Sns. f.. HarHcr and
4 Mrs. L.. Beaahv palti.iratug There
were III members present. with Us
Sick calls reported
/ A Potomac Fdi nr renrp.ola-
( tive showed liims.ou Edueati.a3I
Subjects aud Electrical Appliances. +
The ladic- had am cIecui. range
installed I'm the church Kitchen and
Ipians were made for the cabinets.
Mrs Walter viii Toe he hostess ON
1 March 2nd.
To Receive Nominations
The Mayor and Town Council
viii meet Monday night, March L.
to nominate mayor and two
cuun,llmen to be elected Monday,
! April >. Nominations VIII he re-
cciyed by mail until ! Z. n.y. Mon
/ day and the meeting Wlll bee called
from to : p. m.
Plan Ladies' Auxiliary
Mrs. Florence Alexander and
/ Cromwell Xcmhowcr. both OF La
Vale. will meet with the Grants
/ willie Volunteer Fircmen and their
friends to organize ladies auNlli-
arv ON Saturday night, March g..
at 7:30 D. m. i'm the Fire Hall
Mrs. Zimmerman. of Deer Park,
will assist with the organization.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Ferguson and
SON visited Mr.. Fcrgusou's aunt,
Miss Anna Friend, near Friends
vile, Sunday.
Maurice Glotfelty, who is em-
ployed i'm Pittsburgh. Pa, spent a
few hours Sunday evening with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rode
HEAVIER were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dewitt and
family.
Recent guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Wright were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul BurkhoIder and
sons. Brandonville. W. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Wright and son, of
near Cumberland: Mi. and Mrs. G..
j. Ferguson and SON. Mn. and Mrs.
J. A. Savage and son. Mrs. Nora
Kurtz and son, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Rodeheavel. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Cuppett and family. Andrew De
Witt. Nh. and Mrs. Junior Carr,
Mrs. Mason Rodeheaver and sons.
Ronald Rodeheaver. son Of Nh.
Mason Rodeheaver. is i'll at this
time. William Simms is also i'll.
MI and Mrs. Halland Bowman
entertained about twenty-five peo-
pie last Thursday at surprise
birthday PARTY i'm honor of THEN
daughter. Na.ie's sixteenth birth
FRIENDS entertained IOf MIS-. RON
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25
Haul From Somerset

Chancellor Adenauer of Germany
called for united front Of free
western European nations to prove
to Soviet union it cannot win the
cold war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25
Coal Tonnage For
County Decreases

Tonnage of coal mined in Ale
gany and Garrett counties during
1853 continued in the downward
pattern that became established
after 1917.
This information is revealed in
the preliminary report of the
Maryland Bureau Of Mines headed
by Frank T. Powers. of Frostburg,
as director.
The total mined during 1853 in
the two Counties, the only ones
where coal is found in Maryland,
was 540,313 tons
In 1852 it was $50 ,SGG. which was
slightly up over the 1851 amount,
549,125.
Reasons Are Varied
The slash in tie coal industry be-
gan in 1917 when the two counties
accounted for 2.049,99G. In 1913,
the total was 1,64S,4S7 and has
been dropping since.
In Allegany County last year
the tonnage reported was 220,G74;
in 1852 226,2G7, and in 1851
BOB ,537.
During 1858 in Garrett County
the total amounted to 319,G3S tons;
i'm 1879 If was PAP 5SS and I'm 1881
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25

The American Legion will mark
its 35th national birthday March
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-25

Dial 2-2335
Evening star., 1954-01-15
2nd COMMERCIAL

QUA liz I AOO Z AI y.
investment is this lge.
commercial ground opposite
r.r. in convenient ne. There is
now q 7-unit apt. house on 1t bring
ing In 1915 per mo. rental. Collect
rent until you want to use this
ground. What q deal! Priced right.
lSt NATL. REALTY
aE. 1851. Call Day. Night and Sun.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 81 I.sr rs dump With cab ;2.s shield
steady pay loader that will stay out
Of the shop. 81 ,595. PARKWAY
PH0RD; HOfn q 3oSl t;3 o M st. NV. AID. 2-ols5,
speed rear @ as@p %'n tifss SsD ieistf Resdy
PARKWAY IS5ifS' FoRD. 1851 tfi ii St. NV. NV,
rAFEESaFiSoNaHH,n AP EsS2iSS 2Hsn 1S4s ~ .ton q panel
Like new; jet black paint, motor and
tires excellent; ready to 60 and a
real bargain for only S545, Guaran-
teed to pass any inspection. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET, 3@s9 NJ st. NV.
CHEvRoIETf' 1853 carovan: stepin;
brand new; $1,000. Cali DE. 2-35ss.
FORD '4s 1ls-ton, cab and chassis:
Sl75. HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 17l7
F6Rb i aye 44 ps Is DU IsnsS Tosso9 11n: IS Jdod
CHEVROLET so a.-ton vannette:
excel; for ford ddry-cleaning store; $500.
1N4ERSaT2lSNAL n RSSia92lS;N HARVESTER HARvErERlS' as
Mstroi; Als9S8 $3.50; private owner. Ru.
FORD ie5a h-ton pickup s-cyiinder;
circulating heater. good tires; body
IN excel. como, mech, right; s was
Ps PRANR svs !: SNAIL II SEsso, yB;; INC. 1900
CHEVROLET 1851 la-ton pickup;
h; and d.. very good cond. Must sell;
500 or best offer. ia. S-0424. III
FORD 194S R-ton panel; Al condi-
tion: Priced right for quick sale. Ap-
ply. r. & M. REFRIGERATION CO.
FoRDN = 81 81 Fl FL panel with 4-speed HIt
only S5S5 pAKRwAYetffoRMbSd KRaS Yetf MSdes so5i
N st. NV. AID. 2-O1S5. Open 8
FORD al F-e tandem. dump with
truckstin conversion. S.25x2Q tires.
duty rig for contractors AND heavy
3O51 M st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. Open
GMC AZ model "45O" fiatbed: mo-
tor has recently been reconditioned,
an. ideal truck for cinder block or
brick hauling; $545. PARKWAY
Open q It'll o.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
IA. 7-62O0. Open Ewes. IA. 2-4141
Evening star., 1954-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN AS 4-dr. sedan. S276;
Austin '4s 2-dr. sedan. S295; Anglia
owner. S475, MANHATTAN AUTo
K.-F:, INC. Factory Sales and Service
for Kaiser, Henry J. Willys. Austin.
land. Morris and M. G. Both SIDES
Of 9TH and r sts. NV. NO. 7-2700.
ATs8RNs fTSsafsisnfa ia4s' lsl4 is. 40. 80 and 80
sedans; ed ., s295 up; cresIsy e.; G-r,: 7;
sna Mnor r. 81 f1se1 Sqnd 1851 1851 sGIs assd
you money! JACK PRY, LTD, 14th
BUICK AZ 4-dr.: 1895. MARTIN
MoToR osS SALES 1888 Wis. aye.
BUICK ani ( ~ f0fi Roadmaster 4-dr.: glesm-
fully equipped Can be financed:
1895 or best offer. OIL. 9-923sa
BUICK 40 4-door sedan: r. and h.;
jet black finish; far above average;
S6e5. HoYLE MOTOR SALES. lfl7
BUICK so Roadmaster Riviera se-
dan; :. and n: dyna; beautiful
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. I717 R: 1.
ave. ne. DU. 7-S3O0. is
BUICK '53 Skylark: like new; light
blue; Dyna., T. and h., power steer
ing; power brakes, 1:-volt battery.
The classiest-iookins car in town.
Reduced to S3,995. MCKEE PoN.
TIAC; 10Th and NJ sts. NV. ST.
BUICK 1850 Super de lux. 4-dr.
bTnaow Esdan elass Sne dRna1 nsa low a1S m..e. h.:
only ' ssss. RoYaI Sf MofoRS, Sefhses; INc;
Your ler-Plymouth Dealer. Is
Kennedy st. NV, TU. 2-4iIa
BUICK 194l Super 4-dr.; excel. SIS
BUICK SO super 4-door Riviera:
fully full ,,tso equipped new;car warranty
HS1ek .ons tus f5 sesfsl sasp sdE 'sfiR SENs2
MOTORS \ G 2A slSS0o 1899 Rhode Island ave.
stick a;fi; La: ls4; eoR; oR;oadmaster: RADIO radio.
BUICK 1852 super 4-door sedan;
mileage: mile t0StpSs si.SS5. Iu' Due 4ss5o s EI7 T
BUICK A Special sedanette; radio
on ona edsy ssas5 ysrz sean s Inside Hs fpa
e. SANDERS. Wash. S Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO.
,UIcK le49 Super 4-dr.; beutiful
black finish like new. Wv. tires.
car must be seen to be appreciated;
S795. BETHESDA MOTORS. Miller
and Wis. ave. Bethesda, OIL. 4.
'rICK la4s Custom de luxe convert
Al HNN -
Zee: @ s45s; e terms sly # needed. ted.' MRS MRS.
HENDERSON, between IL an. and
'UICK 1919 Super sedanette; Dyna.
flow. r, and h. This is a 1-owner.
ssa WHY'S nnasuiis MoroRs S5F at 1Sc, Sp,
5335 Wis. ave. (at Western ave).
sUICK $50 Special 4-dr. sedan; 2.
tone green; excel cond.; Dynaflow: r.
and h.; pvt. party; SS9o. 2s11
.Hick Hit5i avs ia4a ae' Master sedan; rad radio.
htr. :; runs splendid; S195. full price.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave, ne.
BUICK $50 Super Riviera: cream, blk.
owner @ sarase kept ettf' very eH1fs; clean: an:
IUicks ii kisAeo' STANLEY H. HoRNSER,
NC. Horner's Corner. 9Th and
,Eni,axc All ase, ioea ne. - lfo o,6dS4i dSai. and
conditioning; de luxe in every par.
ticular. Call AID. 1920. 80
'ADILLAC AZ go" sedanette; r.
and h., clean and in excel cond;
S595. HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1117
r. !. ave. ne DU. 7-S300. la
ADILLAC 40 sedanette; r. and h.,
hydra, Wv tires. beautiful orig.
powder blue finish. exceptionally
clean; S1.395 HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, l7l7 r. !. ave. ne. DU.
'ADILLAC so 4-door; r. and h.,
hydra. Brewster green finish, excel.
cond.; S1.795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1Tl7 r. !. ave. ne. DU.
7-S300 is
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1954-01-15
HOUSES SALIVA. tcens.l
ARLINGTON FOREST

AktL1NG4ON rOktG0
3-bedrm. brick on beaut.
lot with towering oaks overlooking
.Lubber Run Park. Lge. liv. rm;,
fun din. rn.. equipped Kit, full
storage attic Tastefully decorated.
Assume lge. GI loan. Reasonable
cash will handle. Price. $17,95O.
F. E. MALCOLM
Nulti-Lis Realtor ia. 7-JO24
Evening star., 1954-01-15
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

CENTRAL NV. location with office
space. fpprox. 5000 50 IT,. with
inclosed parking area. End CONNER
ciai. attrac. financing. NE. S-5437.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
DESK SPACE
FARMS

STROUT CATALOG mailed freel 81
Stases: STRoUT REALTY. l427-s
I08 ACRES. 23 mi. to downto wn
Wash. Priced to sell. Lenake 5-27TO,
lie
WANTED FARM Immediately. Nd or
Va. from owner. MR.. OLSON. 5742
Oregon ave. NV. WO. 6-7029.
62-ACRE tobacco farm. only II mi.
to D. c.. "a mile south of Central
ave. overlooking Route 301. Three
tobacco barns, stable and granary.
1-rm. house, bath, modern kit. gas
stove. This is an outstanding to-
bacco farm in good state of cultiva-
tion. $4,000; $4,000 down W. W.
LEWIS Realtor, HE. 4-35O0. HA
$50 DN.. $40 MO-, buys 10 acres.
3-rm,. new white bungalow, on U. S.
81 near town. Immediate possession
Also Arm. BUNGALOW. other proper
ties. WILLIAM A. COOKE, Louisa.
Va. Phone 81.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored.
NJ ck sS5o ssss5en.: snsrinas Gan MY; MsIhGES' sIiaS'
HAVE BUYER for 4, 6 or 8 family
bldg. in Virginia, preferably new.
Call Mr.. BRAMHAM. EN-. 3-359O
or DI. 7-310O. with
BEITZELL
Evening star., 1954-01-15
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER wants lots for 4 and 6
family fats in close-in Silver Spring
or NV. ne. section of D. c. Must
have sewer and water in and ready
to go. MA. S-6616. eyes,, RA. 6-2716
Evening star., 1954-01-15
MONEY WANTED
BOATS
AUToMOTIvE MISC.
TRAILERS

TWO SNOW TIRES. 6.50x16; used
! season; perfect; S25. 5000 Wood
Evening star., 1954-01-15
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT - Fifty-eight
IT. long. 80 #. wide; $3S per mo.
80 lst st. NV. Call RE. 7-2230.
FOR RENT-Four- garage for auto
repairing. 2O09 NJ st. NV. RE.
7-2l19. IL
Evening star., 1954-01-15
'lWATHR-FR0 PROP. FOR SALk

DEALE AREA-oN-season bargain;
now ID the time to buy. Large
selection year-round homes, cot
on water. B. M. ODUM, RE. z
5216. or Mr.. Rice. West River
LAKE JACKSON, vA.-Four lots,
about 10000 50. IT,; cost 500. sell
G40O nj T-09QR
Evening star., 1954-01-15
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

1000 SO. FT.. Maine. O.. Union sts.
S.W.; plenty parking; 1-story bldg,
fGaSS NleSoi, ave. Heo sE' EtFq ku' 1885, GS Sl10
g STORES AND 4-APT. BLDG.-Store
has been restaurant over 40 yrs,
across from Govt. Printing once. 6
H st. NV. Income over $3.50 mo,
$65. 200. Call OWNER, LU. 2-1335.
Mr.. 18th AND P N.w.-2nd comml.
D MILLER. Realtor. DI. 1885
Eve. and week end WO. COLE. -16
UNIMPROVED GROUND fronting on
Wis. ave. in finest Bethesda area.
Terms. Ground lease considered,
INEz CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232 OF
OIL. 2-5S7B. -17
Evening star., 1954-01-15
BERKSHIRE
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Owner Transferred

Dl7,500. with $500 cash will buy
this attractive brick, Cape Cod
home. Convenient to buses, schools
and shopping. There is q large liv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room, equipped kitchen, large
bedrooms, l child's bedroom. tile
bath on End floor. Full basement
with outside entrance, laundry room.
Garage. OIL INV, heat. Call Mr..
Wood, MA. $4,000; ewes, OV. s.
1894. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1917
K st. NV, lis
Evening star., 1954-01-15
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONED, newly renovated
$3.50 So. #. incl. all services; elev
bldg. financial district. 1929 Yer
mont ave: NV. Call ST. 3-5O9S.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave, ,n.w.-Available immediately,
auirements. Apply PENN PROPER
1924 X ST. N.W.-Office suite of 3
large rooms. Can be rented as suite
or as separate offices; good lease
and reasonable rental. includes all
sti i5a4 sna 1stor st. nw ssrvcs es cali 1paSFs MR
ga H ST. NE. 2nd fioor-suite Of
small rms: $40. Inquire X. & w..
sE%. FIN sSITEEIsub,ss; sSd let: partially = .95n = n
possession. pasn sna M sf sSSs4 eys NV" imTes miS
AIR -C0ND., FURN. ONCE with receipt.
sery. in lawyers suite. Use of library
and conference rm. ME. S-653S.
1903 N. CAPITOL-centrally located.
first commercial; approx. 1900 feet:
hsat Ssa tor o:s newly %d deS ssd
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG, S
1246 iT Conn, sano ave.-ofices available.
For LEASE. entire End floor, new
modern air conditioned building.
from Mayfiower Hotel. Phone Ma.
1854 saa0tSj Conn. AvE.-1sx1s ONCE @1e With
large closet; 2nd floor. AID. 2-1516
days; ds we; 6;7QSe eyes. .lS
beautifuiIy E remodeled m%sss and M most 4Ts9 ress
PAUL LEPs. Ma. $4,000. EN-. g.
WATT fazG; BLDG. Attractively Iu7 furn.,
air-cond. ONCE and use Of reception
rm: in lawyers suite; secretaIial
oFFTes ssFYss AMI xNb Ell EfviSG ai5S4S SuARTlEgRs
10th and Park I'd. area; cony. loc.
Snd. Sn.ts, q; sag me-. incl: utils. no; 81
CHOICE OFFICE SPACE Tor rent;
S:ESzzsfE.x az "a S-sdsi' -Tij II: 20 s1S0O5s, *:
esl7 nj ST. N.w.-2nd commerciaii-
Studio with excellent. living guar
s tsrs. .sSods .sSSoodd north and south light. light.
DsoacT9SRS:ss4 SSs4si SUITE. AND APT or
desirable NV. section: So1b month.
For appt.. call MRS. STEFFEY, JU.
SIS PAYS ALL-furn. ONCE, with
ice, adjacent to parking. conv.
downtown location; janitor service,
util. incl. 1887 F st. NV. or call
Miss Montgomery. ST. 3-31S5.
NEW MODERN BLDG.-Secretaria
Servise' SsqpnS dsi;r AIM snitd to pm air condi
market. Phone Ii. 1875. III
1927 M ST. NV. near Conn. ave
First. a., containing large rooms
and Law. with 2-car parking in rear.
Law FIRM viii rent large desirable
oftlce, furnished or unfurnished;
practicing attorney preferable; To-
Gated opposite Army-Navy Town
Club. RE. 7-48SO. liz
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Enjoy Dinner
At Lonsbureh's
Thursday Night
Served from 4 to s pm. 4

Roost Prime Ribs OF Beef, Pan Gravy,
Whipped Pototoes, Julienne Green
6eons las
Casserole Of Fresh Seofood ou Grotin
Chefs Salad
French Fried Potatoes -. LIS
Frozen Fruit Rings with Toasted
Pecons, Melon Wedges. Minced
Chicken Finger Sandwiches
Clover Rolls end Butter s5e
CHOICE: Homemade Peoch Pie.
coronnel Coke squore. Ice Creom,
Sliced Pineapple
CHOICE: Hot Teo. Coffee, Milk
Complete Dinner for Children :. 7Se
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TEA
ROOM-Street Floor Mezsa.iHe
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ParochiaI Schools
In Nearby Virginia
To Enroll Negroes
By james 6. Deone

Three nearby Virginia Cath
Ole parochial schools will enroll
their first Negro pupils next
month.
The schools are st. Thomas
More and St. Charles in Arling-
ton and the new ST. Michael's
In Annandale. St. Thomas More
has registered five colored young
sters, and the other two schools
= two each.
The Richmond Catholic do
cese announced last spring that
race bars were being dropped at
white parochial schools in Vir-
ginia areas where all-Negro pa
rochial schools are not available.
Pastors in the nearby Virginia
parishes agreed on the new pol
icy. Alexandria is not affected
at the moment, since it has an
all-Negro Catholic school,
'ParochiaI schools of the Wash
ington archdiocese, both in the
District and nearby Maryland.
already accept qualified Negro
applicants About 1000 Negro
pupils are expected in Washing
ton parochial schools this fall.
not quite half of them in inter-
racial schools. Washington has
four all-Negro parochial schools.
Nearby Virginia communities
have few Negro Catholics. church
officials pointed out. All Cath
Ollie Negroes who apply will be
accepted at any white parochial
school. provided no all-colored
one is accessible, they empha-
sized.
Virginia parochial schools open
on September z. Those in the
Washington archdiocese convene
on September 9.
Public schools in Washington
will institute partial desegrega-
ton when they reopen on Sep
TENDER Is. Maryland and Vir-
ginia public schools are continu-
ing to operate on segregated
basis, pending issuance of a spe-
ciflc decree by the Supreme
Court ordering segre tion
ended. The high court is sched-
uled to receive new briefs in the
school race cases in October.