davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Didn't Wont To Stick His Neck Our

neghbornR editor received tho mail paragraph with the
following notation II would like this published but didn't
sign II because I didn't want To stick neck out"
the trouble with least with that portion
the populace which would rather not have
rattle Drained qama about sticking
citizen shouldn't shouldn't begeent
difference should he reluctant
his
a III enough DO
nothing liberty will words
Freedom gift which thrust II earned by the
retained Civil
World Wars and H. the battles Korea No knows
fight again TO keep 1t.
With the exception between the states those struggles
against foreign There constant battle
ganst foreign country
which with which
found In every city. village and hamlet
said eternal the price liberty"
that must be added and the speak when
II tho thing to do"
Stick out' OF "I good do nothing
liberty viii disappear "-SIrcpy Herald Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

Pennsylvania: every
was sincere in hoping we would not take busan holiday
would the Pittsburgh the
ference Of the National Urban League
appreciate their generous thoughts but did
starting
onghand in hotel in Grand Rapids Michigan the nations
furniture capital
Milwaukee took boat Milwaukee
Muskegon The driving fun and not too resome because
while watched gnskept
the level In tourstcnc spirit enjoyed the beautiful
Minnesota Wisconsin which all agreed the most
picturesque in our great land.
Fox the St Paul Urban League secretary is
IT. IL. of the quartet at the
stop hamburge pop
trying o reduce-largey by
wu nng to take increased roondity by the time
W return home to Minnesota.
The meals served on the IS Milwaukee were as the old folks
used scrumpous We before observed such salad
dressing concocted by the salad chef the steamer
Granger during part journey
ddd about the sickness
aboard the ship to take Lake Michigan
During began misgivings
Both the Navy and Granger
Army Lieutenant n a
II all turned out that Fay wasn't bothered bit but the writer
couple hot dogs and coffee when we " went aboard fol-
lowed by scotch and soda seemed to fix BY the time
feeling the bit could smile
The experience aboard ship pleasant and recommend
those who plan motor trips East We stopped Grand Rapids
for good nights sleep and then drove esuy down through Mc
Ohio West Virginia and thence into Pittsburgh,
Pa
although story
modern addition combination old appear
We arrived ahead original schedule hence with
your
sc1bbler a
A finally found but II seemed almost like a large
clothes bright
installed completely adequate delightful Accommodations
the ninth hosiery
Vaccinations public
tons who always looks for the tip fashion
figures o greetings
conference the President Dwight Eisenhower
Humphrey junior
worked closely for with the Twin City their staff
members board members
Word Staff: The above column really
Actually
thought ought
tsedto our usual space-CeciI Newman.
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crux Of HOUSING Mafters

Shad Foer chairman OF the executive OF the Ameri
Jewish Congress President
Executive prestige
office direct that Federal housing pro-
To give equal opportunity To all
those
undertaken responsibility
racial discrimination" what
know that housing administered
dency American cities exclude white and cthn
minoues from the housing market
Housing indeed the Of the whole pattern
this remains the AJC points the
commodities which Americans denied equal freely
competitive basis administrative
housing designed remedial legislation
turned into aid oppression"
Since public inauguratcd during
Administration been eliminate
religion
have been spoty and half hearted
spent housing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

Word Staff: The column really
therefore violated admonion
Actually
thought staff which
fill space-Cecil Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
Beck To School

within the next five public
will for the 1854 SIS school
back the classroom
The return to school this fall however something
than the consideration buckng
All divisions the
months encounter II will
experience but with which too
Next week for the first time the history the
Negro students will attend school together in the
public Colleges
merged and beginning Thursday
classes the Harris building
Enrght Avenue
Not only will body inegrated
be composed white Negro instructors
A like transition from place
the high schools beginning change
likely be complete the
whatever experience
We proud OF the
taken this turhrghtly following opinion Supreme
We democracy
will be the Justified with similar other
life Editorial
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
II You Con Walk With Kings. Nor Lose The
Common Touch

Tho lines written by whom the ntsnErntsa
poet nevertheless
wstandng there Of humility In for all OF
fanacaly antiabor have known
advanced the higher
ranking schslons az business management #
minded residents big cities
who don't exactly shout about r
rural small town origin,
Deliver tina advertising executive who claims
country who walking the shadow
tall buildings developed mass media" complex,
Tho unhappy found repeated nnumerabe
and there logical explanation why touch fame
should work such character transformation
truly great gains inspiration
modest humble he
understanding roots from which
Prague (MlnnI TIMES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
Two Useful CITIZENS

Editorial In Aug H. 1854 Minneapolis Morning TRHuNEl
extremely passed important
mAFks Minneapolis
Kari Raymond retiring
the ctys
park board Now he lays aside Responsibilities with thanks
whole city a planned
parks lie helped to Undue spirit
the wholesome development OF competitive within them lie will
b kcenly missed
other citizen publisher Minneapolis
Spokesman which birthday
provided distinguished leadership
ity OF
Newman has
apois through quick
salute him and Spokesman - passed
Raymond Newman have lot " public
gratitude And they deserved
every bit OF a.
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Editoriul Nofes

Tuesday important day alert citizen II IL primary
election Minnesota citizen should vote In the
well tho elections November Your vote In the
most chsrshed American citizenship po~aeanon.
1.-THE st Paul for the
edcvcopmen have brought
We 1.-THE Negro community ready for the problems
which be developed the Gnwood Stun and ree
veopmsnt program. either
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

There's something 10 argue -
bout every week In this news
paper. Pro or con. discussion
makes for enlightenment
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Fortunate embrace the opportunity
pursuit learning the nigh shls colleges and
sites Of wisely said Educ alton
the with mature mind Fsi Cor
thought instructors and suiens The Ne"
PrAxu TIMES
Evening star., 1954-10-16

as a perfect exmaple Of the
early founder house" Leg
end has it that the house,
which is set back from the
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Star Staff Photos

In what Is now used as the
dining room of the home are
(See OLD HOMES, Page BAD
Evening star., 1954-10-16

Back 154 years, when the
Federal Government was
moved to the District of Co
lumbia. Alexandria had al
ready been a thriving COM
munity for more than half a
century.
Ocean-going sailing vessels
moved in and out of the city's
docks and brisk business was
conducted by the city's mer-
chants and professional men.
many of whom built fine resi-
dences in Alexandria.
Today many of the houses
in Alexandria which predate
the arrival of the National
Capital on the shores of the
Potomac are still standing and
in use.
And at least seven of them
are among the 10 houses IN
cluded in the tour of old
homes in Alexandria, spon-
sored by the Auxiliary Board
of the Alexandria Hospital.
The tour will be held next
Saturday from II am. TO
5 pm. and proceeds used ex-
clusively for the benefit OF the
hospital.
Lafayette Spoke There.
One of the best known OF
the homes in the tour IS that
of Mr., and Mrs. John Howard
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Realty Group Urged to Lead
Housing Rehabilitation Move

preparing to extend Federal
Housing Administration insur-
ance for property rehabilitation
in urban renewal areas, plus
modern, better and less expen-
sive modernization techniques
and materials, we should expert
ence an even greater amount Of
home improvement activities"
Noting that contribution to the
field can bring personal satisfac-
ton as well as economic gain,
the Californian urged the asso-
citation members to take the lead
in this work.
Also speaking on yesterdays
program were Frank j. Meistrell,
FILA general counsel, and
Charles Stewart, director of the
NAREB's department of public
relations, who discussed ethics.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
By Robert J. Lewis
Star Siuff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10
There comes a time at every
convention when you have to
ask yourself what essentially
was this all about?"
This week the National As
sociation Of Housing and Re-
development Officials held Its
annual session here in Phila-
delphia. Largely this is an
organization of Federal and
local officials involved in pub
lie housing and urban reha-
bilitation, conservation and
redevelopment. The work
many of these people are go
ing to do in the future was
set forth in the Housing Act
of 1854. The act de-empha-
sized public housing some
what, and it opened up a new
vista in city affairs-the idea
OF urban renewal.
At these meetings, there
fore, there was a lot Of search
ing around for ways in which
housing officials could put the
urban renewal" show on the
road. What could be done.
and how could it be done?
What are the problems?
Some Suspect Motives.
Some housing officials have
little confidence in the idea
Of urban renewal, as defined
in the Housing Act. Some
even suspect the motives OF
Congress in tying public hous-
and redevelopment to the
broader concept of urban re-
newal in the belief that ii
may be a clever plan to ham,
string public housing.
On the other hand, the bull
Evening star., 1954-10-16

Joynt at COL Duke street. 1t
is said by many to be perhaps
the best example of Georgian
architecture in the city.
Originally known as the Ben
jamin Dulany town house, it
was built in the 1780s and it
was from the steps of this
home that the Marquis de
Lafayette spoke to the people
of Alexandria during a return
visit to the United States in
1924.
The striking original wood
work of the interior has been
preserved and the house is
furnished with unusual an
tiques, draperies, portraits and
silver of local origin.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Many Alexandria Houses Predoting
CopitoI on Potomac Are Still in Use

Another well-known house
on the tour is the home Of
John L. Lewis. The labor lead
er's residence at GA Oronoco
street was known to have been
standing in 1890. It is said to
have been built originally for
a lawyer named Philip F'endall.
Of particular interest in Mr..
Lewis home are a Waterford
chandelier and two Bohemian
glass ones. Also much of the
original woodwork remains in
this house.
Early "FlOunder House."
The home of Mrs. Samuel
Harrington, 202 Duke street, is
described by the tour sponsors
Evening star., 1954-10-16

The Virginia Real Estate As
sociation today was to complete
it's three-day annual convention
here with committee reports and
election of officers for 1855.
Yesterday the group heard
Fritz B. Burns of Los Angeles,
chairman of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards
Build America Better Council,
urge members to get ahead in
the housing rehabilitation field.
Incredible as it may seem, F"
Mr.. Burns told the Virginia
group, housing maintenance, re-
pair and modernization expendi-
lures this year will just about
equal or even surpass the dollar
volume of newly built residen-
tial structures.
with the Government now
Evening star., 1954-10-16
Housing Act Opens New Vista
On Idea of urban Renewal
Conference Hopes for Workable PIuns
To Develop Worn-Out City Areas

Of officials here weren't in q
belligerent mood at all, seemed
anxious to accept the act at
its face value, and hoped work.
able programs can be devel-
oped that will turn the clock
ahead for worn-out city areas.
Fund Picture Blurred.
The new act focuses hard on
planning, planning and more
planning.
When it comes down to the
hard realities Of what actually
can be done. and Of whether
the money will be available to
carry out the plans, the picture
is, to say the least, somewhat
blurred.
A big difficulty at the mo-
ment is that nowhere in the
country can a single city offer
an example of what can be
done in way of urban renewal
except on paper.
Confusion at the moment Is
the thing that stands out in the
urban renewal program as one
aspect of it about which there
is no doubt. You need a spe-
cialized vocabulary even to
talk about it. There still has
been no complete definition of
the old words having new con-
notations that were so much a
part Of the lingo of this weeks
sessions.
Washington Redevelopment
Land Agency officials were
among those who seemed con-
ffdent that the idea Of urbar
renewal can be made to work
A sign of their confidence wal
their hope that the Southwest
redevelopment project would b'
a pace-setter for the rest oi
the country.
Evening star., 1954-10-16

street, was planned to be part
of a Georgian mansion pro-
jected for the site. The present
house was erected prior to ITO.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR sALr

AOt0hNOotkES r0k SAbk
NASH 1881 Rambler Shardtop); Z
beautiful beautiful la, tan ana ivcry nnishi
sport beauty, see and drive It to-
R SiacssiSER CHEVROLET CHI SssS sssS
Wilson blvd, Ari,. Va. IA. 10000.
Nos sfn 1 .,ii ram rambler convertible: baby
new Wv. tires and new white top:
offer refused. JU. 5-4747. 2S
NASH 1853 Rambler hardtop; two.
tone cream body and black TOPS
equipped with oyerdriye; :; ana ..
Good WIN Guar; Sl.395. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1887 Irving st. NV. AID.
$4,000; also s4eo 18th St, n asw.
o ES ,sgis 1851 a-dr. sedan, SEE
ries "ss.; light blue sGn,ppece ,o SlSD
PONTIAC. isa7 Irving st. NV, AD.
4-s50O, also 3460 18th st. NV "a.
o ilDssHi 80 Rocket "es'' DC
luxe 4-dr.; 2-tone, equipped; no.
Nal Ma sto;ifIpss; M 9gsn Co. e S Gol
BOOB, 1e41 9th st. ne. dust on
.o ItS iof,ii SO Rocket ''as.:
green. equipped; No. l55. 81, zoo.
opsR : e 60 9. GoL ss5s5 oI lpsi
stS St me- ~ dust t Oh o Fla. sys.J,
IOLDsMoBILE so Rocket de luxe
''9S" 4-door; green finish. equipped;
No. 170, $3.50. Open s to 3. CO.
LoNIAL OLDSMoBILE CO. eli.
3.55a5), ia41 9th st. ne, Gust
o III nc aT1i'' SO Rocket "ss" A.
door; e-tone finish, equipped; No.
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3.5555l. is4l 9th St ne. DUST
o Il nis, aTsi'l SO Rocket .ss' con-
oLDsMosiEE CO. III, s-5555(,
Igt ,h 81 ne Rosks "a Es ay Su:
open s g p coL oS lie oLbsSo
BILE CO. Ill, 3-a555l, I24l 9TH
st. ne. Gust Of Fla. ave-;
OLDSMOBILE so Model 20 sedans
radio and heater, Hydra-Matic drive.
s sesi s aon Ts5as r 1ea fssH s7 Eas
EVENINGS event a~t tiil 3. u. S-7so4.
IOLDsMOBILE "a Super So 4-dr,s
power steering. low miles, S2,749.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecti.
cut. WO 6-S400,
'OLDs 1850 "ss" 4-door sedan, g..
a yS sea mist tray; sssS::
o LII o isSI "es" Holiday coupe; O.
tone blue Fully equipped, ,S1.39S.
RACINE MOTOR CO, 800 N, 10th
St. Arl.. ia. 7-5443. ~
oLDs so "9s" 4-dr. sedan; hydra.
o idSs o 1883 IS" Hoiidsy; electric
windows: Wv. tires; excel. cond;;
So. O5O. OWNER, Lu. 4-l112. go
|OLDS 81 "9s" 4-door: r. and n:
Hydra-power brakes. 2Stone blue And
sP SRI MOTOR Co, INC, 1908
E.-W. hwy Cat Ga. ave.. Sill. sps..
Nd. JU. S-3157
|OLDS 1947 club coupe; Hydra -Matic3
perfect condition: sacrifice, 500 On.
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave. ne.
0LDs 40 "ss" cdr. club sedan;
to :. COLONIAL oLDsMoBILE Co.
I24I 9th st. ne. Gust on Fla. aveJ
oLDs 81 Rocket "9s" 4-dr.;. sresn
o tnsa e e. g coL On iT oLDsM MO
BILE Co. ia41 6th 81. ne. tJust
OLDS 80 Rocket de luxe .'es" 4.dr;'
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ne. tJust OF Fla. ave. II. 3-5666.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

CRUISE-ALoNG-20 II. 2 hunks. 65-
hip. motor. located Berlitz Marine
AnchoEage. Deale, Nd: S1.6o99 or
lift. ELGIN outboard and trailer,
" qid . 1889 nsS 1Shp u, Fire stgH
cGa hkh AF; alPa7s 1853 as-ft. sedan,
excel. equipment, peri. con&. real
bargain, Fgr fun information. Gall
l4AlffT.7 i fHGfN RuNABour, 8 scatter:
hip. Scott-Atwater cupboard and
trailer: other access. Best offer. Gan
F }s Sls4f fsA,KrIEs-pe.le. Md. I Can
y AND Il r. f.'s SEA f fnS Ksske de@
constructors; reasonable. MARYLAND
MARINE CORP. Mayo. Md. West
NEW Elvsi 1s Fl Fl. ROW BOAT. mahogany
frame. brass screws. marine ply
seed sss 4 son hR use ss E 5ssss 800
as-FT. FISHING CABIN CRUISER
with new motor; owner leaving for
Fla; asking $1,000, make OFFER.
oUTBoARp MoToks. Wizard super
twin, s h.p., and Evinrude 31s, used
very little; AID; 1881 4 Apt Apt. Zoo
or hest offer ov 3-4se7. -L29
HYDRO TORNADO" 1856, class A,
complete: beautiful outfit. ready to
race: priced right. Call JIM
WATSON, Ii. 4-s247. -2S
1S-FT. RUNABOUT with double bot
TOM, 6-ft. beam. small cabin; $500.
Trailer extra. AP. 7-1036 after o.
80 s
WANTED TO BUY-Hampton or
Lightning: good condition: reason
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GARAGES

GARAGE for rent. stories; running
water; elec.; ideal for storage and 2
cars. See rear 1922 Harvard NV.
Call Elk. 3-2555. r27
6d25 18th ST. NV, mr.. Walter
Reed Hospital--Heated gar, $3.50
mo. Call MRS. O'BRYAN, res. mgr.
RA. 3-2ti49 or IA. $4,000. --28
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

7 AND 8 ACRE TRACTS on stats
road, $1.76O each tract. Easy terms
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE. 1896
st. Barnabas I'd. sc. Lo. 1925
ACRE HOMESTTES, mr.. Norbeck Ii
Mont. County-Terms to suit pur
chaser. LO. 5-2SOO It'll 8 pm. HUG
GINS " HARRISON.
LOT, 60x102 with all utilities. Pine.
Branch and Old Bladensburg vic
S1.SO0. HE. 4-447S. %
Is CENTS SO. FT.--Over 8 rollinl
acres along Macarthur blvd. neal
u, 8. Map. Service Hdktrs. Bldg
High elevation with view Of river
Call Mrs. Lynch with WAGGAAlAN.
BRAWNER. ME. $500.
~. 200 50. FT.-Zoned apt. or du.
pick. Adjacent to large, garden.
type apt: excel: 3: Arl. location
/. Call MR.. WHKENS. ia. 2-23Sl
eyes,, IA. S-6526. "a
LOT, 1O0x12O, Shirley Duke area
water and sewer. Near new school
$3.50 cash. XII. 9-7603 after,
Pm. 80
Md. mr.. TT. Meade-50-ft
front. new section; shade; $1,000
WO. 6-6S5S ewes. or wk. ends.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '49 h-ton panel; pvt
owner; clean. in god shape; heater E,
tires; very low mi. $50 am. to
T.3O pm, TU. 2-5166. --31
CHEVROLET 53 lz-tone pickup;
$4,000 actual miles; SLIGO. CAL
APP T-3G9S IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS lcons. ]

action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES
2I00 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000
list, End. 3rd TRUST LOANS, GOV.
ering D. c. nearby Md. and Va
properties: financial relief for al
purposes. including repairs, add.
tions or improvements.
APEX REALTY co.
Oil N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-1612
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-27
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

MEDICAL OEFICEs--1etn and Parl
I'd: area. air conda mod. Call Ho
2-535S or RA 1897 to inspect.
AIR-COND. OFFICE In. small ONCE
bldg, mr.. Dupont circle: available
immediately. Phone DE-. 2-1060
1924 K ST. Nw.-omce suite q /
or as separate cfiices; good lease
and reasonable. rental includes al
utii; snd janitor srvice. Inausrs
AiR-CoNDITIONED OFFICES svail,
able. eli services. Dupont Circi,
once Bldg. 1896 Conn. ave NV.
AIR. CoNDiTIONED OFFICE in law.
sS Shfszns9GH s oTfiG r. s ssass ,o7
Reas. rent. MODERN RE- REALTY !rs-1 co.
INC. ~. 7-536o. Open ewes, I'll
wYAcTTT' BLDG-Astractivel, fur.
nT anvsl .,II;s "a Stics II
v isHs BLDG aIIse 5sth s and q ply
We will suitcase. Q of our ono,
rooms. ct lower than present rate
MXgAaLLoREY OFFICE SUPPLY co.
A III IN Vi Desk SPACE. and I tsl..
s sns 4 ' e: e.. c :sfs S. 1sss
VICINITY or CONN. AND X NV
Ideal for manufacturers agent
nished Or unf na.n Reasonable
sa5 Mo.Ismail once, 1915 I'VE st
NV, Medical Center. WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER. ME. S-3S60.
Ice. MOD INDIVIDUAL OFFICE
with receipt. rm. and pvt. lavatory
Part of Suite 3O2. 1l04 Vermont
ave. NV. Suit. for atty, acct, Of
other prof. ONCE. Contact CARL P
FoGEL. atty. DE- 2-s11s. at u the
DENTIST-Professio once; assoc
borhood. 10. 7-76OO. ~
2 THOMAS CIRCLE N.w.-ofacs
s slso sute n thi: convenient aNa iocs
ton. Lowest rental in town. Cal
Access IN sSf From srArLER, zoos 1cth
st. n.w.-Most desirable. Less than
So 50. It. Partially furnished. Park.
ing adjacent. ME. $3.50. --27
CAPITOL HILL-Across ct. from
Cong. Libr. annex. Study room. 16C
50. It. $42.50. Ii. 7-9247. 81
DESIRABLE FURNISHED first fiool
2-rm. once with reception area IN
front room. Vic Thomas Circle
Only $50 incl. parking and phone
answer serv. Ma. S-4550. -2S
TWO EXTRA LGE., 2nd mr.; front
communicating ONCE rms. with pvt
Law. 1919 Eye st. NV, Ma. S-671b
location. suitable doc.
tor, dentist or lawyer, on busline
parking lot; $75 plus utils.; avail
now. IA. 7-0744. 20
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FARMS tcess.,

sTROUT CATALOG-Maiied FREE
/ "a States. STROUT REALTY. 234-i
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
3-37S4.
I25-ACRE TRACT LAND In Hamp
shire County. on the highway, neal
Capon Bridge: old dwelling,
springs, timber to pay for it; $ls
an acre.
17O-acre tract, modern dwelling,
or 5 rooms. This is fine for hunt
ing ground; $4,000. 30 miles from
Winchester, Va.
Over 900 acres in Hampshire County
MOORE INSURANCE a. REALTY co
BOX 10. CHARLES TOWN, w. VA
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TRAILEks

Ice. METAL CARGO TRAILER
SKIS, new tires. lights. S165; metal
lug. trailer 4x6, racks. lights, $115.
Other trailers sos up. JU. 9-563s.
TRADE YOUR SMALLER TRAILER
for a 1853 New Moon, IS IT. Write
]. BALUKNECH, az Temple Trail
or Village. Alexandria. Va. 2Ss
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915 G ST. N.W.-Lge. store, re.
modelled; reas. rent. Cali Elk. 3-6524
DELICATEssEN STORE avail. in
nearby Arl. shopping center. Plenty
Of parking. Mr.. Newman. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO.. ia. 2-1661. -3t
BEAUTY SHOP LOCATION avail. in
nearby Arl. shopping center. Plenty
Il COHEN COHEN CO 90 J IA. s.i661 A 145t
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. across from
Treas. Bldg.--Approx. 16x32 It
with bsmt. space: ad. space. also
avail. Desirable for airlines or r.r
ticket ONCE. flower shop. novelty
shop, etc. Call Ma. S-6S23 or inquire
Rental Office. Eli Albee Bldg. --21
WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE, 2133 r
for your business? Within 2 blks.
sens. 5 or Q laundry outlets. etc;
nice store: heat and hot water
furnished: rent, 500. with special
Involvement for new business. -27
1873 It'll ST. NE. cor. Mass. ant
Const. ave;-Good for any bus;
or EN-. 3-i5o0 to inspect. SS7
40S Sth ST. NV, LIST A.; End COM
mercial. downtown business sec
ton. Long lease. reasonable rent.
LOCATED 18th AND n Y. AVE. NV
$50 mo; IA! Apply o l2s5 N. Z. ave. NV.
GEORGIA AVE.-Silver Spring, air.
cond. store in Silver Springs bus
lest retail area. Very reas. rental.
A. j. KESSINGER a. CO.. JU. g.
4544.
1929 I4th ST. N.W.-Approx. 20x36;
loft. display window, heat and
hot water, reas. Call RA. 6-0155.