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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
by Louise Levitas

To their surprise there wasn't any such book No one had
written the BY which converts are made and BY which
two opposing sides are sometimes able to resolve their der-
ences And % the professors decided to discover this secret
for themselves.
TO do II scientifically they collected 10000 sample argu
ents over the next seven years They listened IN On argn
ens about politics the latest plays they fingered around
smoking rooms ball parks taxi stands But the best place for
their research they found n the business world because
in business there was always deart index Of who won the
argument: i sale vas either made q il wasn't.
They Lisssnsd =
FRAs like r. Macys Westinghouse international Nickel
and others coopated this project enabling them TO
eavesop on conversations and salesmens calls
And so Ut the end Of their researches they had recorded BY
the thousand such battles deparmenstore customer
insisting that the store should take back garment already
worn and Numbered: tenant arguing with his landlord
man and his wife wrangmg about how to paint room two
tan drivers beratng each other parking place.
All these amateur debaters worked themselves TO monu-
mental evaporation and got nowhere But even less success
f in promoting their IDEAS the professors found were pro
essiona debates especially politicians campaigning for Office
and I'M delegates arguing international principles An
CoBt,nsed on page is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

The Army Carthy hearings were good example
Of the wrong way to so about il. But these two
professors who spent years eayesdropping
have invented near-foolproof system. Try i!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
But don't get nervous
Nobody gets hurt only
our prices!

Our Mems clothing department needs more
room. Our Shoe department wants more space
and privacy -. it will 60 to the balcony Hats
clothing.
Plans are drawn But before the dust be.
gins to fly, we want to clear out at least a half.
million doll RS worth of seasonal merchandise.
This is NOT sale of odds and ends :. . our
entire stock of Fall and Winter clothing goes
into this sale the only exceptions few
brands such as TIMELY Plateau Suits, Alligator
and Barracuda Rainwear, Tony Martin Tuxedos
and a few such items ON which we are obligated
not to cut prices
All our distinguished STEIN BLOCH and
TIMELY Clothes, other than new Spring arriv-
ais are included Yes, even such classics as
FIannels, Solid Blues and Cabarline Suits =.
VICUNAIRE and CASHMERE Outercoats are
taking the hammer!
Don't buy anything unnecessarily. But =.
if you need fine Clothes Haberdasherv :. or
Sportswear or Shoes or Ladies' Apparel
see our al on Page 3D., Society Section -.
we'll guarantee that you can't match these val
ues anywhere! But be smart, just COMPARE!
YES. your charge account at any YMS
store will be honored. And for you who prefer to
shop i'm our Suburban stores :. . except where
otherwise specified the same SALE prices
prevail!
All sales final no mail, phone or COD.
orders -. alterations in reasonable time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29

Fine white broadcloth shirts with
single-needle construction. Also some
famous make fancy shirts. Sizes IA
to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29

Denotes items on sale at all 3 stores.
Others are at Street store only.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
Pheasant Se0Son
Opening Sunday

HELENA-In addition to tht
big game and waterfowl hunting
currently being enjoyed through
out the state, Montana sportsmer
will open fire on another target
| Sunday when the statewide
ring-neck pheasant and Hungar-
ian partridge season opens
noon.
More than 100000 Montana
sportsmen annually participate in
this type of hunting and this year
the limit on pheasants has been
increased by one bird, making a
bag and possession limit of three
cock pheasants. The limit on Huns
is also three birds in bag and pos
session, and the season on both
species ends Nov. q at sunset.
Regulations for hunting upland
game birds require that both
pheasants and partridges must be
taken with shotgun fired from
the shoulder. The shotgun cannot
be larger than 10-gauge, and
should not have more than three /
shells in the magazine and barrel |
at one time. Hunters must retain
evidence Of sex, and during tran
sit the heads and feet of the birds
must be attached to the rest o
the body. Shooting hours conform
with those for waterfowl, being
from noon the first day until sun
set and thereafter One-half hour
before sunrise to sunset.
The Monta n a Fish and Game
reminds hunters that
they will unquestionably enjoy
more and better hunting by re-
luesting permission to hunt on
private property.
The midday opening of the
pheasant season was set by the
Montana Fish and Game commits
sion to reduce problems of tres
)ass resulting from early morning
hunters entering a n d without ]
permission.
Landowners have expires d
heir appreciation of this regula-
ion as an opportunity to get their
morning chores finished and to
Jet their livestock into safety
areas.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05

BRING YOUR HOOVER vacuum
cleaners to Rein Electric. Phone
140. Whitefish for servicing. Cen
uine parts; authorized Hoover
dealers. tt
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
Indion Summer And
Eskimo Nights
delayed
BY Daisy Sparks

SUNHlFI-W are enjoying In
dian summer days and Eskim
winter nights. Frost heavy and tn,
Thermometer stands at 18 degree
! each morning Wonderful hunting
weather to say the least about how
invigorating.
Leonard Howell brought in hi.
elk this week, a nice, tender, juicy
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
daughter, Betty, spent Sunday
with two other daughters, Mrs
Ellis Housman, husband and son,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Root, in
KaliSpell.
Ross Howell and Amy Chrest of
Poison were dinner guests of par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brinkerhoff
and little daughter, Mrs. Bob Gill
ct and son, Robin, were supper
guests Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Br.nkerhoff.
John and wife hurried to KaliS-
pell General hospital later in the
night and were presented a baby
girl about 1870. Congratulations to
parents and grandparents. This Isl
Brink and Lottie's" third little
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Howell cele-
brated their 46th wedding ami
versary Monday by taking the day
off and visiting an old-time friend,
Mrs. Davis in the Falls.
Congratulations to the Harold
Tolley family on the new arrival
of baby son. The family will
make their home in Columbia Falls |
this winter and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Moody will move into the country !
home thus vacated and care for
the cows and chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Stelle and |
two daughters, Sunnyside, Wash, |
spent Monday night with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harvey Wright.
Two funeral services this week
were held for friends of folks in
the vicinity. Sympathy is extend
ed from this column to our neigh
bors and friends, Luther Brown |
and family. Also to friend. Mrs.
Van Garlough and children.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
Hold Al Leader
Session in KoIispelI

KALISPELL-Friday and Sat-
urday All leaders of seven North
west Montana counties meet in
Kalispell for a training meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Sheldon of Libby, vice
president of the state leaders asso-
citation, is in charge of the Kalis-
pell meeting.
All leaders will attend from
Lake, Lincoln, Sanders, Missoula,
Ravalli, and Mineral counties as
well as the Flathead.
County agents and home demon
stration agents from the various
counties will also be present.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
Improve Bad Rock Road

BAD ROCK-A Flathead coun-
ty crew has re-worked the county
road west from U. S. No. 2 that
serves the Frank Carriers. Luther
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05

WE MAKE WRINGER ROLLS
Can duplicate 90 per cent Of all
makes Of wringer rolls. Bring In
your old rolls for measurement.
Rein Electric. Phone 14O. White
fish. Il
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05

NOTICE-'ROSANNE's" LADIES
and Misses Hair Cutting. In my
home by appointment. Phone
155-O4 Hungry Horse, Mont. tic
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR LEASE-EIGHT
room house. Call Columbia Falls
24-2-Y. 16e
7 H R E E BEDROOM MODERN
furnished house for sale. Large
lots. Good location FHA Approv-
ed. Phone Whitefish 2-3522. 15e
40 ACRES MILE WEST OF
Blue Moon, u mile North. sec
ond (neW) house west side of
road. Is acres in alfalfa, Is acres
in fall grain, rest pasture and tim
Der. Also baled second cutting al
falfa and straw. w. II. Greenland.
Rt. LIB, Col. Falls. l5&
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05
Rates 2Ia cents a word per issue
Cash only. Minimum so cents.
For Rent


FOR RENT - LARGE 2-BED-
room apt. Modern and furnished.
l MI. west of Aluminium plant.
Phone 189-Y. c. S. Staalsen. 15*
DELUXE FURNISHED MOTEL
for rent by week. Sleeps four.
Also small house by month, for
rent. Inquire Crooked Tree Motel.
Hungry Horse. 15a
MODERN CABINS FOR RENT
Furnished, at the Y-Columbia
Heights, two miles east of Colum-
bia Falls. Mrs. Steele. 17e
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05

PFC Charles L. Reed, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed,
R ute 1B, Columbia Falls, is
a member Of the honor guard of
the 10th Infantry Regiment, part
of the 1st division in Germany.
Reed was selected for the special
unit, which serves as regimental
headquarters security platoon, on
the basis of his outstanding ap-
pearance and soldierly qualities.
He entered the Army in June 1858
and arrived overseas last Decem-
ber.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-05

Browns, Sid Mellows and Perry
families. The grade has been raised
from 18 inches to two feet, and
will be more serviceable especial
ly in winter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-28

.16, value, 100, total tax 1856.
Same, lot 1872, acres l 9,
value 100, total tax 3.36.
Ilges, Fred &. Katherine, lot
1922, acres .15, value 40, total
tax 1.12.
Kantor, Frank S. & Margue-
rite c., lot 177-2, acres e. l 5,
value 80, total tax 2.24.
Uminski, Walter & Orita, lot
262-1, acres .16, value l 5 0,
total tax 4.20.
NEWBURY TWP.
RELIANCE INVESTMENT
Blasek, Joseph, lot 173, acres
.07, value 20, total tax SO.
Bergman, Roy E., lot 256, deS.
c., acres OF, value 800, total
tax 1891.
Hubeny, Rose, lot SO, acres
OF, value 80, total tax 2.45.
Same, lot 70, acres OF, value
60, total tax 2.44.
Same, lot II, acres OF, value
so, total tax 2.04.
Same, lot 72, acres OF, value
so, total tax 1.38.
Hudec, Mary, lot So, acres
.O4, value 40, total tax liz.
Moravcik, Stefanie, lot 2 ,
acres OF, value 80, total tax
3.68.
Same, lot 13, acres OF, value
go, total tax 3.64.
Same, lot IA, acres OF, value
go, total tax 3.68.
Same, lot SO, acres OF, value
60, total tax 2.44.
Same, lot 60, acres OF, value
go, total tax PAT.
Same, lot 81, acres OF, value
60, total tax 2.44.
PARKMAN TWP.
Hoxier, May E., lot l, acres
$3.50, value $50, total tax $3.50,
Same, lot 7, acres 1.12, value
20, total tax 70
Same, lot /, acres 22.82, value
$50, total tax 20.32.
KwatkoWich, Alex & Michael,
lot 4, des. B., acres $3.50, value
2440, total tax 1888.
Mast, Andy j., lot 5-6-8, acres
7.95, value 1850, total tax 220.5O
Mast, Elwin j., lots 1910,
acres 2.14, value 1850, OF a
tax 1884.
MeSaroS, Frank J. & A n n
lot 3, des. H, acres 100, value
2130, total tax 1921.
Miller, Erwin j., lot l13, deS
H., acres so, value 1860, tota
tax 1924.
Young, Ruth, lot 5, deS HB.
acres 1859. value 1880, total
tax 144.48.
RUSSELL WEST GEAUGA
TWP.
Buehler, Albert, acres 4.40
value 500, total tax 2O.5O.
Cain, Lester D. & Mary j.
lot 8, deS. HB., acres l 3
value 2910, total tax 86.44.
Demichele, Leo & Irene H.
lot 4, des. H., acres 800, value
1880, total tax 52.82.
Hall, William D. & Th e o.
lot 3, acres 90, value 70, tota
5.12.
Hrzbrum, Bruce, lot l, acre.
$40, value $50, total tax 1870
Holland, Elsa E., lot II IL
acres Its, value 400, total ta1
23.76.
Nash, Gladys, lot 5, acres
$50, value $50, total tax 1922
Schempp, Elmer A. & Blan
che E., lot IL, des. H., acre
HOO, value 1920, total tax 125
"a.
Werman, Ethel, lot S, acre
$50, value 270, total tax 8.04
RUSSELL TWP. WEST
GEAUGA
CHAGRIN HTS. SUB.
Ober, Aerene, lot 243-3, acre
.16. value 100, total tax $50
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-28

Stanton, F. W., lot l6l %, .,
acres Is, value 40, total '"N
1.18. ~,
Westendorp, Edwin M, & Vel-
ma, lot 212-3, acres 81 value
80, total tax 3.57.
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE
Berne, George CONSTRUCTION
Corp. lot 10, deS., H., acres
SO, value 1910, total tax l44'14'
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE
PAW PAW LAKE
Peck, Ruth E., lot l3' aeS'
Bldg. acres 100, value oSo'
total tax 21.24.
Same, lot IA, des. H., acres ,on
90, value 367O. total tax l99'
SO.
THOMPSON TWP.
Barber, Geo. H. g. MlIdreo
Moon, lot 33, deS. H., acres '0o'
value $40, total tax 1871.
Corrigan, John F., lots ~
acres 1929, value 11OO' total
tax 1896.
Gilbert, Ray l., lot IT, oeS'
HB., acres 5000, value 4Ooo'
total tax 121O4.
Lathrop, Hazen A., lot 81,
acres 1.25, value 29O, total UaA
8.64.
Same, lot "a, acres l OO'
value 23O, total tax 6.o4'
Plescher, Gerald J. & Anna
F., lot IL, acres 80, value 0o'
total tax 2.40.
Rohrbaugh, Robert D. - Mar
ylynn T., lot Al, acres LOU, val
ue 80, total tax 2.38.
sidley, Irma, lot %, acres
100, value, 10, total tax 5.Z0'
Sidley, James D. (ADMR1
lot 13, acres 3575, value lozo
total tax 45.3O.
Stone, Ralph M. g. Helen r.,
lot. 20, des. HG., acres 4 . O'
value 261O, total tax 77.4.
TROY TWP.
Dayton, Howard P, lot 10,
acres 80, value 20, total tax
SO.
Dorsey, Vernon M. & George
B., des. Hb., acres 500, value
Alto, total tax 1926.
Haos, Nick & Martha, d IS.
HBC-Store, acres 1000, value
879O, total tax 377.1O.
Kwatkowich, Alex, Olga &
Michael, acres 1000, value $50,
total tax 25.16.
Kicker, Carl M. & Ina Eliza
beth, deS. HB., acres 2 90,
value 1880, total tax 5376.
Shaw, Mava Boswell, des. H.,
acres 3.14, value 226O, total tax
64.64.
Stefanik, George & Susie, des.
, 3-C-Bldg., acres 62.00, Valud
$500, total tax 17O46.
1 Wilma F. Kronk, Auditor of
Geauga County, hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true
,, and correct list of lands, lots
and parts of lots, with the de-
scription and valuation thereof
on which the taxes penalties and
assessments have not been paid
Said lands appearing on the de-
linquent land list; having been
returned as delinquent by the
Treasurer of Geauga County at
the August 1854 Settlement. Ad-
vertiSed in accordance wit h
the provisions of Sec. 5704 &C.
The lands herein will be enter
ed upon the foreclosure list, as
provided by law, unless r lie
= taxes, assessments, penalties,
and interest are paid.
WILMA F. KRONK
S COUNTY AUDITOR
:. 2c44.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CHARDON SAVINGS BANK COMPANY
OF CHARDON, GEAUGA COUNTY, OHIO


member Of the Federal Reserve System
October 1854 published in accordance made by
the Federal Reserve bank of this district pTovs
Cash, balances with other banks, including
serve balance and cash items
11ni}ed GfsGsoh Stafes Government bt dt 13735O72 =
Obligations political subdivisions 95 dS1 %
Other bonds, notes, and debenures SSS 0oo M
cGEperates stocks dpegdns s15ooooo stock of
Gncludng $346 overdra aS 9o 0
Bank premises owned o ID s7l 100000, furniture and -
rdHAE atsH'ss zssE4s 81 s'os' s,7sssess Hsssess g
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
... 9 Q5do
Time deposits of individuals partnerships, ''N'z'
Deposits Of United States Government ''''z0
Deposits of states and political subdivisions 7S372574
Other deposits Certified and officers checks, ''
etc. ~ 80 3258213
otneT ner Aao1lTes s11 ITIEs 14 s. 16538OO
mated obligations shown below S1O4O 800
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS q
CsPlai, g 25OOOOOO
Undyded profits profits 2SS,ISSSS 2SS I2SSS
TSTaI T1ApII Tr1ES Am cApTTAI Az 76612829
sThs banks capital consists of Common 'll'0'08422
stock with total value of $250,000OO
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities
ana Tor tor oneT h purposes h @ aft dd 100000
S OF ssniss es @ Is shown above are after dedc 55O8135
ton OF reserves Oh " 100000 (
Mcdonald Vice President of the abovenamed bank
hereby certify that the above statement true best Of T
Ward Mcdonald
coRRECT-ATTEsT: Ralph c. Pease
E. E. johnson. Jr.
Directors <
1c43
Evening star., 1954-04-14
DILLON LAND co

lila Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va.
JE. 4-4040. Open Ewes. Til 8.
Evening star., 1954-04-14

Downtown Elev. Bldg.
Several small suites available; $50
to $125; air-conditioned; ~vic. 18th
and Vermont ave. To inspect, call
BOSS q PHELPS. INC, Ma. S-93O0.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
BUS. PRoP.-RENT Cont }
FQGGY ROTTOM

Owner will remodel this corner 21-ft
wide brick bldg. to q responsible
tenants specifications Long lease
avail: facing gas company tract In
an area being rapidly developed
struction. Ideal for professional use
real estate, insurance. decorator, etc
Call RE. 7-65S5, or eyes,, LA
6-1156. WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors -l6
Evening star., 1954-04-14
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1917 18th ST. N.w.-Available May 1
Groom suite lst floor: will con-
side, individual Iofices. air condi-
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1916 Conn ave. - ofnces available.
40 $4,000
DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire bldg. on
Conn. ave-, partly air cond., beauti-
ful ofices. CO. 5-2060.
-2-rm. corner suite. 800; single
rm.. $50. Apply Rm. GIG. NE.
0-11O7. -10
Evening star., 1954-04-14
STORES FOR RENT

MODERN STORE available: size
OWENS REALTY. NE. S-O4S6.
STORE, near post ofice; S65 per mo.
to good tenant. Ii. $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO.. Mr.. Penfold.
WHEATON-store or ONCE, "a blk.
Sf5aas "a aas0rsia ave. iSz45. CAN ~.
1 REMAINING STORE in lee. 20
store Gilmore shopping center. 45O-
Baileys Crossroads and Seven Cor
ners. Va. suit. for furn.. TV and ap-
pliances; sewing center. auto supply,
etc: Call HO. 2-6358 or RA. 3-1397.
F ST. BET. 9Th AND 9th, In line with
atSar asShs ddSnsbu5Ehs Kenns nod 0n snd
frame. INQUIRE SO F St.. NV. Rm.
55o5 GA. AVE. NV. lat Kennedy
STD, Large double bay window.
zSss eas'0s'' so RAJ i''s.asR sss6o szss, KAx
LHRGa Ar STORE with full bsmt., PAL park
ingSfor 6 cars. fronting on Fla. ave.
e1if aERa III tGE anE kE s'es Co. Of fgi Hsi5
sFd. + St AH6 as,' sHEsipAN III sih2iS' ST. N.w.-a
stores; one 25x60: one 10x6Q. Full
bsmt.; pvt. parking. RA. 3-O513,
FLOWER sHoP-prominent down
town corner, hotel section. Low
rental; Box All Star. or phone
LARGE STORE with full basement,
18th st. Excellent location for any
type business. l.. FAINBERG &
SON. 721 18th st. me-, LII. 3-0517.
1907 7th ST. N.w.-Approx. 1000.
It. floor space and full cellar. $3.50.
RAYMOND R; RUPPERT. 1017 9TH
1900 FLoRiDA AVE. N.W.-Bsmt.
store. S35. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT, 1O17 7th st. NV. ST; g.
new BLDG.-1st floor. sOx60 IT.
Will subdivide to suit tenant.
10425 Fawcett ST., Kensington, Md.
Call OWNER. LO. $500. lis
Evening star., 1954-04-14
A. Jefferson Z SRT MkNGRs MkAi Gslfs09

Attrac. brick semidet on a circle in
this, really convenient location.
Walking distance to shopping,
Washington. LE. rm., sep. din. rm.,
fully equip. kit; . bedrmS. and tiled
bath on End floor; full bsmt, gas
heat, front porch. handicapped lot.
Fun price, S10,750. Easy terms can
be arranged.
BELL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued
AM CONDITIONED. newly renovated

AIR CONDITIONER. newly renovated;
$3.50 So. it., incl; al services; elev.
@SS 6SG aTe ganeia nR estFisi cs ST. sSSss llSs YER
MEDICAL oFFICEAcentral location.
18th and Park I'd. NV. area: air.
CONDITIONED. modern. Call HO. q
7ss1 ss5s OH Fl "a; sEosaFT6wN scdss5j Rn ONCE,
Capitol st. no. 2-726o. " -
FINE LOCATION for once or small
shop. 400 sa.. IT,. 2 rms. and bath
tron-gated pvt. entrance; heat, car
pet and draperies furnished. DE. 2
ACKOss FROM sTATLER. zoos 10th
tional; $4O-S75. ME. $3.50.
S1s 4th ST. NV. End H.. opposite
rent separate ofIices. Low rental.
J. C.. WELDON CO., ME. S-3011.
DANCE STUDIOS AND OFFICES, un-
der const. In lge. Culmore shopping
center. LeesburR pike, between Bail
AIR-CONDffiONED OFFICES and Of
nee space in growing Clarendon COM
merclal area: reasonable: excel, op-
DortInity for profsSsiSnal % Or s,1I bust
AGENCY .JA JiN Sesi3S 1NIFAA I5
1851 K ST. NV. Entire ground
floor: 1,050 So. IT,. plus pvt. lava
tory: air cond. and all utils. $3.50
G sTssri RsE m9nth NE IA "a; .bS;5 S-S959; ,,~,,
cellent opportunity for doctor, law
yer. Insurance.. etc. 10. S-7575 or
1877 sS; l11taE' NJ 81. N.w.-Entire tirst floor
for, professional or commercial use
DH1G D59 fGnvsnisot eo SH sas Pc11fins in
SILVER SPRING. close in-Approx
800 So. IT. Of ONCE space suitable
for doctor: located in modern at
tracttve apt. development: conv. to
tr9nasp.; ample parking. Call ma.
s06 IItth ST. N.w.-completely re-
decorated 3-rm. suite, $3.50 mo-.
incl. heat and hot water. Apply
LEO M: BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415
.4Ss S i; ist 81 81. s.E.-only q few blks. to
ocss Containing Sale s1a rms sn1 or sui suites
now being recond. For further info,
fGEeuM fGiEe M 8 FaRsas dRRsEk RRA1rY HM 2-sSoo' CO.
THREE LARGE ROOMS for rent;
ideal for ONCE; 70e King St. Alex
ENTIRE end FLooR for rent; ideal
Alex, Va. TIE. 6-2317. is
2 LGE: rms: for rent; Ideal for ONCE;
{acing Uu IL King 5Si st. 7Oo King St, Alex.
EVANSVILLE - Modern air-condi-
toned office, approx. 11x26, S57.5
Apply RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ST.
DOWNTOWN - Desirable space to
meet every requirement.
Central Natl. Bank Bldg. 631 Pa.
LeDroit Bldg, s0O-s1O F st., NV.
F st. at 9th 627 9th st.. NV.
10th and Pa. ave-, 945 Pa. ave. NV.
Newly decorated, excel. values. Apply
610 = St NV Rm 10 n
Evening star., 1954-04-14
AUToMoTIvE MiscEL.

H. W. CONTINENTAL WHEELS In
stalled. Any make, any model.
COLEMAN & WIMBISH BODY AND
PAINT SHOP. 96l Selim rd.. Silver
Suring. JU. a-S3S4. --15
WOOD STATION WAGON repair and
refinishing, tops patched or newly
inst; guaranteed work. PO. 2-3837.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.l

IO.UNIT, TAKOMA PARK, brand
new brick apt. bldg: l and 2 bed.
rm. units. Tenants pay all utils. and
heat. Approx. $4,000 yearly In
come. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU.
rfRsT aaiaoS; eCMM;ERcIaiG1n sSss; TH 2C4Sh Prince
woman who will retire about 1865,
here is the kind Of opportunity you
only hear about after EVERYBODY
finds. out about it. 2 acres in an
minimum needed. BUT YOU MUST
OWN IT TO CAPITALIZE ON 1T.
CALL BALDRIDGE. OIL. 6-6876 with
THos: J. FISHER & CO.. INC. DI.
SILVER SPRING-4-unit apt. bldg;
walking distance of everything. Po-
tential commercial. Priced right; JU.
end Trust NOTES on new apart
required 81. 700-$2,1 100 each note
No telephone information. Call MIR.
SWESNIK, MA. S-644O for appoint
ment; ewes, JU. 9-1S47.
APT. HOUSE, S-unit brick. best N.
Arl. renting Sec; splendid invest,
BROWN. JA. 2-7567.
brick 3-unit apt. bldg. with unusual
de luxe features. Located next to
park in excellent rental area. Lge.
FHA commitment.
E. F. BLANCHARD. REALTOR
JU. $4,000 Til 10. ID
QUICK sALE-.sl2,750 CASH
Rear of Kresge Store at. NV. Corner
7th AND PENNA. AVE, Sc.
Lot. Aft. front on 9TH st.
Narrowing at rear to 90 IT.
Containing 2159S SO. IT.
Improved by Q semidetached
5-rm. frame houses
Rental about $1,000 year
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, REALTORS
1418 H st. NV. DI. 7-9057.