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Evening star., 1954-11-17
Community Drono
Arlington Players Sights
Set on New, Larger Target
By james Rowland

A plan in operation but un-
known to many residents of Ar
lington County is one that will
instill a stronger community
spirit and develop a cultural CEN
ter in the area.
The task is the pet project
of the 3-year-old Arlington
Players. Though housed in the
Arlington Methodist Church
since it's beginning, the group
now is considering offers for a
new sponsor and larger quarters.
! I'VE, have a good tight nu-
cleus with which to work." ex-
planned Mrs. Doris Whitney, pub
licity chairman. "Our business
setup is sound and we feel we're
ready to broaden our horizons
The blueprint calls for theater
workshops. presentation Of as
great a variety of plays as possi-
bile, participation in regional
drama. and a long dreamed-of
civic theater building.
''TonoTrowss opening is the
first serious play we've tried, "
Mrs. Whitney said. Before this
we relied on comedy and farce
HaS we thought they'd draw bet-
ter"
A large number Of the staff
have had professional expert
ence but they need more help
from persons whose only quail
f1cation is an interest in the
work. The invitation can be ac-
cepted by calling Mrs. Arnold
Childs, 1924 South Twenty
eighth street. Arlington.
The players have chosen Pat
rick Hamiltons Angel Street"
as the seasons opener. Perform
ances will be given at $3.50 pm.
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Both are more rueful In flavor,
the first the story Of an incur
ably venerable Romeo who risks
death to attend endless masked
balls. the other that Of an art
ist who is slowly but reluctantly
happy to discover that love is q
trap.
In the latter tale. Mile. ST.
mon plays the model whose pas
sion is inescapable and Daniel
Gelin the artist who nestles at
last within it's tentacles.
1t all adds up. as M. Ophuls
intended, to quite a plaisir.
\ X + +
PEOPLE AND PLACES: Miss
Deborah Kerr. for whom cities
and columnists are reserving the
word radiant" these last two
seasons, is happy about many as
poets OF her return here in "Tea
and Sympathy" For one
thing. she will have a chance to
see the beauty of the city which
was veiled behind the drudgery
Of perfecting the play in her
September. 1853. date here. !
The rest of luncheon with Miss
Kerr is being boarded for a Sum
day column (advt.). ~. MoStpop-
ular first-nighter at the opening
of "The Bad Seed at the Shu-
bert was Edmund Plohn, recently
retired manager Of the National.
/. !. Helen Hayes, perhaps. might
have inspired a warmer recep-
tiorl. Almost no one else. /.
Also IN the audience was Louis
Lotto, modest master-mind of
the League of New York Thea
ters. And, of course, Play
wright Maxwell Anderson, a shy
figure on the fringe of the crowd,
quietly studying the audiences
reception to his 32d brainchild.
4 4 *K
PROSPERITY NOTE: It seems
only yeSteday, or at tmost the day
before. that the theater real es-.
tate situations could not have
been more. melancholy. Now the
mails are glutted with plans, and
progress reports. on noderrliza-
ton, streamlining. redecoration
and alteration.
Keith's is the latest with such
news. In addition to the redec-
grafton program completed this
summer, it Is now undergoing
frontal remodeling which will
provide the house with q new
face on 18th street and a new
lobby just off that thoroughfare.
There also will be a pair of new
lounges before the project is
completed.
AS for big screen equipment,
the house already is prepared
to welcome Walt Disney's Cine
maScope production of 10000
Leagues Under !. the Sea" as its
Christmas offering.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

q mistake on humanlCy'S part TO-
leave the 18th century. The turn
Of the century. he keeps saying
beguilingly. was q period In
which it was possible to SAVIOR
the pleasures Of living without
fretting about the political and
military climate Of tomorrow.
He makes another excellent
case in lie Plaisir" with the aid
Of q cast which is just as enthu-
siastic about the lost past as
Ophuls himself. Claude Dauphin,
Danielle Darrieux, Jean Cabin,
Madeleine Renaud and, Simone
Simon are affectingly zesty as
lie Plaisir's" chief witnesses.
Three Guy de Maupassant
stories varying from the gently
satirical to the audacious pro-
vide the structure Of Ophuls'
latest work. They are rendered
the more eloquent to their sew.
eral purposes by the fact that
Peter Ustinov supplies the voice
OF the author to a narration that
could not be more suayely sly.
Incomparably the most anus
Ing Of the triology is the climactic
one. "The House Of Madame
Teller" This. one Of de Mau-
PEASANTS most outrageous
fancies. is the story OF a holiday
taken by the famous madame
and the feminine staff Of her
establishment.
II is q holiday that is as in
credibly comic to moviegoers as
1t is narrowing to Nine. Tellier's
regular patrons. Its inspiration
Is the first communion of
Madame's niece in the country,
an event that becomes a land
mark in the lives not only of the
Teller girls but of the remote
villagers who have never laid
eyes on the likes of these fash
ionable visitors.
M. Ophuls has directed 1t with
an engaging eye to all its dra-
matte details, the Teller girls
discovery Of the clean rural
vista. the farm family's dis
covery Of the girls, and above
all the impact of the church
ceremony upon the visitors from
the city. In this. the pictures
climactic sequence, the girls are
overwhelmingly reminded Of
their own lost innocence, break
into uncomfortable weeping and
leave the villagers with an in
delible impression of religious
fervor that win last them a life
time.
Thanks to a series of unfor-
eettable performances by Miles.
Renaud, Darrieux and M. Cabin,
the different impression left
upon audiences is equally in
delible. The incorgruous has
seldom been exploited so ex-
plosively as it is brought off in
this ironic idyll In Ophuls'
quietly audacious style.
~ xg*
The other two tales, "The
Mask" and 'aThe Model" are
artfully chosen companion pieces
to the trilogy'S highlight piece.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

tomorrow through Saturday in
the church. Glebe road and
South Eighth street.
In the cast are Patsy Strawin-
ski, Ron Harold, Ruth Calabrese,
Bryant Skillman and Mrs. Whit
(See ROWLAND, Page A-37.)
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The Posing Show
Ophuls at Peck Of Form
In Colony s lie PIoisir
BY Jay corrnody

Ophus the La Ronde" Earrings Of Madame De-
again represented local Colony
theater.
Ophu latest production called and it puts
another pleasant emphasis producers theory that it was
Evening star., 1954-11-17

. LIE PIAIsIR. I. released through A..
thur thu, MAYER and Edward Kineslsy. pro-
screen adaptation By Mr.. Ophiis and
JACQUES Natanson. based on three stories
by Guy de Maupassant, with the voice
OF the author by Reter Ustincy. AT the
The Casts.
THE Mask
The Doctor Claude paup,,in
The Masks Wife C3ahy Mnriav
The Mask s lean C]aiiand
Ine Dancer er--------Gaby Bruyere
THE MODEL. !"
The Friend lean Aervatr
sIne Inc RAINIER er---------- Daniel Gelin
tne Moqel el-----------SiMone Simon
THE HOUSE OF MADAME TELLER. .
Madame --------- Madeleine Renaud
carmen n----------- Ginette LecieTc
Haphaeie ---------4s- Mia Pareiy
Rosa Danielia Oarrieiix
The Travelling Salesman,
Pierre Brasseur
Eivet --------------J Jean Cabin
Fernando ---------- Paulette Duhost
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-dr. sedan: black, heat
sr: I'D to 35 miles per gallon: clean:
$49S; 30-day guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
pe 15e6 lila Vermont ave. NV. AID,
anglia 'b3 Cdr; green. very low
mileage. company oficial car. On
to IS miles per gallon: $685.. ebay
Money-Back Trial. 4-Month Writ
@ssS aar oIdsst Frt 6.s SieND iii4
TssITmSRs i "a nx rs A A. $780, eoa
sedans: IL to choose from. From
SlSg up; Morris Minor 81 CON
$3.50 and several Hlllmans: Remem.
JACK FRY. IT'D sAy Eth 'S and T 2 sts
AUsTTNs Ass to BIS; several to
choose from. starting at $195; Aus
MANHSTTHN AUTO 'i dkSisef e .Wiiigs1,
INC. Factory Sales and Service for
Kaiser. Henry j.. WHY'S. Austin.
Healey Sports Car: Austin Of Eng
S {. ssh ses I i 'ts' NV NO. 7g ~
BUICK 1913 Super 2-dr,: low mile
HOOD PONTIAC. zasi connecti-
BUICK 81 4;dr. Riviera sedan; pop
lovely reGetta gray flnish; this iuxu-
masterfuI in Performance and is
ready for Route ]; 81 .O95: WASH
MoTON MOTOR CO.. 11o N. Y.
BUICK 81 Super convertible: =. ana
h.. dynaflow, beautiful dark blue
finish With new tan top. Buy now
HoYLE MoToR sAiEs. i71S r I.
Buick aHe Rf is5 Ru SUES 1ossG cow @ ,nd
ecnd: owner 9 si.Sss s r. s-4 fsss
BUICK '5s Super Riviera coupe s: r.
and h. dynafiow. beautiful 2-tone
Ereen fiuiSh with Wv. tires; excep-
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. i717 r. I.
ave: ne. DU. 7-S3OO. --12
BUICK '63 Special 4-door: r. and h.,
dynafiow. beautiful 2-tone blue nm
ish with Wv; tires, spare tire never
Ssfl Hss? d!iSsp 0 aSY11 fe So sH6i
Sales SALES, IVY r. !. ave. me-. Du.
BUICK s ~ De luxe sedan: sser iS
BUICK 40 Super convertible, r. and
h.. Dynadow. Wv. tires. black top,
new yellow paint; very good eond.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode
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BUICK 80 Special 40 g.; r. and h.,
Dynaf9W; one-ownsr; immaculate
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
ave. at Goth st. ne. .
BUICK 46 Super sedanette: r. and
a.. original black finish. beaut. cond.
throushout. Must sacrifice. only
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
ave. ct goth ct. NE. q
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AUToMoslLEs PoR sALE

PLYllOUTM .ze specisl De luxe 4-dr.
Good economical transpcrta ton.
khNSYSoN.PEscSK c aH4EiSvKRssoLEr III? $40
6 De h XII s A5li. n We. IA. 2-e9oS
PLYMOUTH 1850 special dc luxe
4 VS. 1874 SeaS; 1929 Conn. ave. NV.
PI1iGoUTa '4s 4-dr.: recent motor
BYRD 5M5oo5T oRs. SS56 p. ave, Sc.
P6NTiAC' 1858 station wagon: s.. a4 S
auto shift. power steering; two 20
choose from, FLOOD PONTIAC.
.4S2l C1nnecticgt. Wo: $500,
srssn; Hydra% SGSa s = ana H. tan T
signals back-up light. owner driven.
excel cond. S2.146. DE. 2-2630,
81 SE'' ID. 's 9: : !; ii H. 81 s.:
PONTIAC 1858; must sacrifce.. red
convertible. less than 5000 MI,
power steering. r. and h.. windshield
dItaea: tc. sii sfRsse' wiz VIZ
LIAMs. ST. s-71OO; KI. s-s27s.
PoNTIAc 40 oony.. with 4s motor.
go seS S5I.c2 2:.77 sscsssery; good tires;
cyl. 2-doof sedan; dark green,
Hydra. r.. and b.; completely re-
cond.; 81 1876. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S600,
Else S460 14th st. NV. IA.
PSNTiAc 81 sedan 4-dr,; =. and b..
1926 Conn: ave. Wo. 6-9236. "a
PONTIAC. 80 sedan 4-dr.; very clean;
S7b0. 1925 Conn. ave.. Wo. 1926.
PONTIAC 1858 chieftain de luxe g.
cyl. 2-door sedan; dark gray. equip.
with HYDRA. r. and h.. driven
$1,295. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
Irving st; NV. AID. 4-S100 also
S46O 14th st. NV. RA. S-9670.
PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe s-cyl.
conv. coupe; light blue, black top,
leather upholstery to match: Hydra.
Tt; and r.; carries new.car guar;
S2.4s5. ARCADE Pontiac. 1887
1880 14th ct. NV, RIA. 3-967O. -S
PONTIAC '63 Custom S-cyl. Catalina
cream body with black top; fully
EQUIP ind with HYDRA, . power steering.
eond.;D O ne car sf.' carries asT new
car guar; $2,595. ARCADE POM
TlAC, 1437 Irving st. NV, AID. A.
5000: Also 346O 14th Ut. NV. RIA.
|PS PONTIAC .4s s-eyl. a-dr. str..miinS.r:
sSil rsa: sl bSdf e. SE71ssl9de h. EXCEL
dr.. T.. h.. Hydra-Matie. WV. tires;
$3.50. 1926 Conn. ave-. WO.
P SISff2 40 chieftain a-dr. o. I very
s sasse se76. 1925 Conn. ave-, Wo.
PONTIAC "a chieftain dc luxe Is"
Catalina coupe r; and. h.; Hydra
Matte. power brakes, beautiful q
tone with Wv. tires: driven less
than 300 miles. save hundreds Of
dollars: &2.995. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1717 r. I. ave. ne, DU.
POSSiTIiSXc 1854 e-cyl. 2-dr.: SI.74s:
ulate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con-
RENxGLT 1881 cow; r. and h.. good
eond, Call EN-. 3-6SS7 between 2
s iTH '4s conv. tchampio S :;
| new top; overdrive; 1895, terms.
I ROPER" 18th and r, I, ave. n. e. .
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STORE WITH LOT
FOR SALE

This very modern building 4Ox10O
has an additional lot 60x100 with It
for either parking or additional ex-
pansion Of building. The building
would lend itself perfectly for au-
tomobile showroom, LIQUOR store,
beautiful display window. The price
will be determined by the amount
Of ground wanted with the store.
The location is excellent Sc. area.
Call Mr.. Wells. COL. 2-669O). for
all details. Listing 1853.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1722 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL BLDG. 5th and Ken
nedy SITS. NV; 30xS0; 2 fls. and
finished bsmt.: 1900 "a. It. in all;
cheering or drafting; formally used
for aircraft designing and Topomap-
ing; parking space for 20 cars or
more. Call RIA. 3-05I3. 10
CHURCH ST., at 18th n.w-Two-
story commercial bldg. 2.700 So.
fl, air eond.' moderate rent. Call
OLIVER T. CARR, Ma. s-2S65
1908 n ST. N,E.-Store and ONCE
in good condition; occupied as law
yer's ONCE and retail store. Apply
1904 II st. NE. weekdays. 3
IT.; ideal for Office. storage or retail
trade; overhead door for delivery;
good parking. near Old Georgetown
rd- in Bethesda. Call OIL. 6-7S16.
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

W. Wv SSSe
NICE CORNER 18th ST. NE. Plenty
OF room. can be used as Doctor
Offices. drugstore. small dept. store,
etc. ERODE q COLBERT, INC,
Realtors. 1881 K st. NV, Ma.
sos GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-s-story
corner brick bldg. showing excel
1ent return. Priced to sell. RA.
6-2200: eyes. RA. 3-05IS. IL
ATTRACTIVE NEW BLDG. 1000 50.
II. Ideal for ONCE, storage or retail
store. Overhead door for delivery;
GOOD parking. Near Old Georgetown
I'd. in Bethesda. CAN OIL. 6-7Sl6
HOME AND BUsINEsS-5.4O 400 50.
it,, comm. ground; improved by IA
rm. house; divided into apts.: l
blk. from d. c. line and bus terIni-
nal; h.-w. heat; Diet. garage. CUR
IT'S, Broker. JU. a-5277 %
8133 p ST. N.W.-Store on 1 A., Of
fees on next d., apt. of rms. and
bath on top d. OWNER, IA. 2-6497.
FOR SALE-Drug and sundry Store.
North Beach. Md. Wonderful oppor
for registered pharmacist. Price Is
Eight. Call North Beach 4041.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent. J

FORD 1858 trucks, brand-new; dis
lifetime; limited supply; trades; easy
terms terms; alsE yariogs sN mSdsls q used "
ave: VET NV. lq AID. 4.4so6 6ii4 'e MS
CHEVROLET 1850 ton pickup,
excellent condition. .JE. $4,000.
CHEVROLET l949 la-ton panel
truck; good condition; can be seen
anytime. s:So am; to 9 Pm. week,
FORD 80 2-ton. 134-incS dump; re-
built motor. 2-speed real axle. S:25x
sTEuIailRssT Truck asS easRSsei Ssis
r W; We; aye 20 ne s,on La s-Ss2I ..,oI
new Continental diesel engine with
8 mo. use; 81 .995. sTEUART TRUCK
CENTERs;: o 1918 w. Va. ave. ne.
FORD 81 ton and half. ehassi. and
gsRt'd sr iS5tiss r Fl a2 eN S4ss
1915 W. Va, ave. me-, LA. 6-S927.
DODGE ~ 1-ton parcel delivery:
s sTEus sfcf % TSacR cr SEnS
toned throushout. Must Be seen to
be APPRECIATED. $276. 712 Z ct. sc.
DODGE 1853 a-ton pickup; driven
very little In our service dept.
New-truck guarantee; 81 :l9S: Orig,
So; ahs7 a. ,gth st. NV. Dp5sFe-
FORD 1850 F-l panel truck; owner:
Phone OF. S-6542. 10
truck; new tires; excellent cond. !;
one owner; S345 or best offer. Can
be seen rear CAVALIER q BUCK
LEY. 1141 Conn. ave-. ST. 3-1431.
NTL. 'ss RIOS 81 trae.: SO s29ft.
$4,000. ~. 7-eOsO or ". 4-siss.
DODGE PANEL. '47; motor over.
hauled; new tires; $3.50. Mr.. WILL
SON. 923 M ct. NV, or ST. 3-492S.
ICE CREAM VENDING TRUCK. 1850
model. recently overhauled, painted.
Or HU. S-76bs. before o am. or
DODGE IS pm a-ton panel: exception.
ally clean: only 5000 actual miles.
a real truck bargain at only 1905.
kENYON-PECK CHEVROLET, $40
Lee hyy., ArL, Va. ia. 2-9005. Open
CHEVROLET 80 e-ton stake body
truck complete with cab. power con-
trolled Garwood cable winch: fair
cond: $s95 cash. ma. S-l5S6.
STUDEBAKER truck 1e4a 1h-ton
van with. rear doors: looks good
runs good: win sell or trade for
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REAL Estate LOANS
BOATS

MERCURY, rs. lift. runabout- and
trailer. fully equip. S526. Call 10.
2-439S or RE. 5-7OS9. IS
WILL TRADE Crosby left. saiiboat
working machinery or golf clubs and
cash difference. Call so. S-7192.
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GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE, rear Of $500 block
Georgia ave. NV; $40 mo. WE.
6-475S. Is
1927 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-One-car
garage for rent. ReaS. RA. 1894
evenings.
VIC. 37th AND CALVERT sTS.-
doors DOORS, O: 81 nS.@ a. s6s7 overhead
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FARMS

cAMP-CLUB - Quiet retreat ESQ
winding creek: beaut. trees. fsh
pond. lge. swimming, pool, 5-rm.
lodge-type house; 8 bedrms'. / full
path. half baths, o.h.-a. heat. bunk
mouse. tenant house. barn. S47,-
| bVU MR.: OLSON, WO. 6-7O29.
CARROLL CO.. 81 ACRES-BeautifuI
STOCK farm, now stock with hogs,
cattle, poultry. straw, hay. corn,
wheat: has tremendous income
Lovely 100-year-old brick home
hardwood floors. 2 fireplace. large
oank barn. hog houses, poultry
houses. garages. machine shed, ali
other necessary outhuildings. Land
very productive. tractor EARNED. All
buildings in good repair. Large
stream near barn. Price, only 500.
900. Terms easy. JOHN BUR-
DCFT, Colesville. Nd. Cali Ever
green 4-3S46. %
Mr.. COLESviLLR, Md, 2 acres, very
productive land; all mod. and newly
recond.; 2-bedrm brick home; beau.
tifully HANDICAPPED: stone firepl.,
psneled Nv. rm.. coy din. rm.. ii.
outdoor stone .hrepl, sparkling. re-
freshinG spring. under q beaut.
weeping willow, all built with stone,
tce-cold running well water. beaut.
shade and fruit trees. circle drive
way, quiet surroundings, on Rte. 90;
Priced very low, only SO. 900 down.
JOHN BURDOFT. .Colesville. Nd,
call Evergreen 1886. 81
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$500 coNNEcr1cur AWE.

Very desirable three room ONCE suite
in well maintained once building.
Rental $3.50 monthly. Cali J. Il.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. d.. 1880
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TRAllERS

SPARTAN MOBILE HOMES, new
and used. See them at AMERICAN
Baltimore blvd, Pa mileS north
Of MARYLAND University. Phone
WE 5-5035.
NEW NOON presents the Lucy
NOPE M0p5L .M az cHr Ti5Einia s 1bs
INC. Route /. Richmond hwy.
miles south Of Alexandria. phone
so. 5-67So.
INDIAN-1950 2-bedrm., all alumni
mum, 33 It. long; completely
equipped and has shower bath; rugs
for floor. Selling quick at $2,485.
Only $S36 down; "a mos. TO pay.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
4030 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-3231.
INDIAN $50 It. long. This is q
wonderfully equipped mobile home
has been kept in like-new cond
Down payment only $665. Month
" payments only $65. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. Oak Grove
Trailer Court. mi. south Of Alex
andria on Rte. /. Phone 30. s.
$3.50. "a
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DESK SPACE

HILL BLDG. 18th and Eye-on,ce
and desk space; receptionist, mail.
telephone answering and stenogra.
pher available. Ma. S-332S. g
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele.
phone answering, mail service and
public stenographer available. Can
BARR BLDG. 90 18th ct. NV. mr..
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
best. Receptionist. switchboard. mali
and telephone-answering Seryice
available. Call ST. S-3466.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR sALF

elesn eaceiiens tire. sc soaaie :soSoI.
quickly 81 only $a2s. o'i kx e ssa
P RES scPeyyroletl 2 SSSo. Wilson
iii ESQ D.m. '' 80 'OoA' o osen
drive. original dark gray finish. i'm
maculate, low mileage, one owner,
worth while guarantee. outstanding
for only S84b. WHEELER INC,
Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer. 1900
Sunday. ss.' ii TO- e 8! EN- s-47os' oB'n
STUDEBAKER Al 2-door Champion;
sss Ho 5s1 rsnssR sz isi4
R. 1 ave. me-. Do. $500. Ia
sTUDEBAKER 81 4-door sedan:
heater; Clean. economical -transpor-
tation and style; 1895. 2-day money
PACK trial; 4-month written guar
Oldest F RI D 8 SANDERS 35x v Wasn;
ave, NV. AID. 4-48OO. IS
W1LLYS yEEP 1858: heater, signal
lights. 4.wheel drive, like new:
1880. JU. S-1696. ewes. --S
WLLYS 81 .Jeep station wagon. al
sde Snd o Sss sd sses slsaR
ciate: S795. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1717 r. I. ave. ne. DU. 7-8300.
ZEPHYR '52 4-dr. sedan: r. and H.:
valve. The feel Of 1 Bic car. 81. osS.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. n ". AD. 4-4300.
ZEPHYR '53; H. q 8. ofaciai car;
low mileage: gray, red leather up.
holstery: low-cost transportation:
S1.295. 2-day money-back trial A.
month written guarantee. HILL 81
SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV. AID.
SPOKESMAN STOCK CARS t2). gao
cu.-in. engines. full race cam, alum.
fywheels, ] burns alcohol: com.
pleteiy modified. Riverside 3-4gl1.
10
1916 BUICK SEDAN -S $50
1947 KAISER SEDAN SOS
1897 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN $50
1912 CHRYSLER SEDAN SIS
! $40 CHEVROLET SEDAN-- $50
1912 FORD SEDAN 500
1888 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $50
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN 3. REECE
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1 BLOCK WEST Conn. ave. and Al
bemarle. 2 ahutting lots, 120x12O
and 201x115. Must sell ct once.
OWNER; Ju: 9--2311. DI. 7-6700:
MIR: BUuDER-If you plan to build
ina sdRrnS 'oq R sss by y rsmbe lets
size lots now ready with sewer, wat
Excel terms. OWNER. ia. s-St75.
$50 per ssre. ki Ss Tor de- develop sS;-
ment; lies beautifully. long road
frontage. WRIGHT q BIACKNdAN.
INC. ia. 2-4777: eyes,. ia. 2-1271.
WILL PAY CASH for lots or acreage
any size. any number. CAN IA.
P. &. Co.-choice 5-acre homesites
ON ENTERPRISE I'd. 10 mi. D. c.;
near nss lars Large .s expensive homes; $1,000
Co. Contee I'd. small choice acre.
age, bldg: sites; $500 down. S25 mo. !;
10 mi. d. c.; paved fds.: X mi.
acre; HE: $500: ewes. IA. S-7oso.
ALEX. vaileyview--I-acre, wooded;
established community: $1,000 or
BUIIDER wITHa SEVERAL LOTs1 in
Suver spring wants reliable party to
6ulid on 5O-50 basis. Cali JU.
100 SCSIkARED LOTS, p. a. County,
some fronting on paved road: water
a. property line; suit. for low
priced development: plenty Of activ.
ity In the area: $3.50 per lot. Call
We ..91S3 evenings. Tor additional
FaiRFa a.i Co.-Haif mil. from e court
Terms, JE. s-s442a o si'ooo up
FAIRFAX co.., between Annaniale
$1.000-$l. 100. Terms. JE. 2-S4IS.
BUILDERS-We have several excel
lent building lots in the Hillandaie
area with utilities all in. Also others
SS sS5%s isdSGnscS y. s.s4l4E.' gS S.
lsS 10 Is sos AcREs--only IN mile.
Of the Fairfax Courthouse. Ripe.
Lays Lay bssutifglly Priced very reason.
PAINT i skA S1cifg FARMS, col.sviiiss-
H3eautiful corner wooded lot on Mid
A TIE iii n D so,SfSaR S To-
cation. Ideal opportunity TO build
once and residence in q thickly
populated area in the heart Of an
established and growing community,
lending prestige Tor professional liv-
ing and service. Situated at inter-
section Of Bradley blvd. and Fairfax
rd., Bethesda. HAWORTH q KILL
ENS, 1901 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

WANT 80 ACRES or more, within 20
miles d. c.. nr. highway. Give price
Wa Hnd n losasio 9ass Boz 1853, Star. =
Genital lots. any section Arl. County.
REALTY. KE. 0-S663, 20
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED for
low-cost homes. ROBERT CREME
d CO. 1924 Z ct. NV. RE. 7-4375.
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!, S1 " Columbia Pike, Arl., Va.
+ Biz me ni pest business block on colums;
store aS.,,ESe have this Good-stzed
Oniy SISo I 1 for any retail use.
1 s4aSs FIssEsER 3 MANAoEAGENr co.
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STORES ron RENT tcent.)

1897. COLUMBIA RID. NV.
businesses; 2O-ft. frontage. 1O0-ft.
deep: parking area for 5 cars. alley
Transne. I'M. $4,000. LEduM 4
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N~AAAS SAAc SAs~<AG 44NS.
1860 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 3-OlO3
TRUCKS-TRACTORS
1851 Chew. coe 1915 WA22T; 1919
GMC 426; 1880 GMC 623; 1913
Mack; 200 Cummins; 1919 Broe.
White Motor, OF. 10000
1875 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arlington
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CENTRAL BUILDING

CORNER 9Th AND q NV.
Choice offices from $50; full service
, Sno eaisctricity included: See SUPER;
CAFRTTz. DI. 7-90S0. 20