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APTs. UNFURhIsHED-VA.

ARLINGT0N-Lge. attrac. enc: full
kit, bath; block bus. stores. :
MINIS. Arl. Hall: $50 80. ia. S-H634
days IA. 2-0l3S ewes 80
ARLINGTON: Columbia pike at Fred
erick dc s.: Magnolia Gardens--,Avail.
dining room combination large bed
exposures utiis turn $50 50 % mo.
PREsIDENfiaL RE- ID1H ff e GARDTSs, S1ISt" has
priced from SIS. Sit, in conv. Alex.
a o-mln drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE $4,000 or come to tho
n; III ARLMG CON- bfdIms,; iiy Tmi dinstts.
A9ults "a. 2-369S 80
a. ST. 5SS 1886 1900 q Sqs n oas Sas . incl es''
ALEX, p22 S. washington slowly
I-bedrm. apt; at bus; s74.60. oV.
THREE THREE RMS. liv. rm.. b.drm.. K fi...
REy, EMe Of5S' IN. sdS!ts sls4S7. gas and 80 sle''
SD. 30, ALL bedrm.. liy. rm., KIT.
and bath; mr.. intersection Wash.
and Arl. blvds. :. nr. wash.-Lee shop
SGT Rsvy Ga9tE sf1,s EN- sSs7s Asr dsg. htni.iaG
de luxe and 2 bedTms., sso-s1i6.
l71o N 18th. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARL.-Loyely i-oedrm. apt. Couple or
= Eirls Unusually quiet, clean To-
unit apt bldg One blk to Hecht's.
Best trsnsp. $3.50. KE. S-672O.
ARLINGTON - "-bedrm. apt mr..
Hcchts on Randolph 81. $50. Mod.
ern apt. bldg. ia. 5-64l5, Oy. 81
LiGHT AND AIRY. newly renovated:
convenient location on wilson blyd..
aRRlL1ISGToN-fAo-bedrm' Rl1fS6GTDN fA ns4' apt; % sos
TO Sg1 80 per mo-: 3rd A.. utils.
incl. Excel. closet storage space;
children ando pets accepted Apt.
redec block TO Columbia pike.
REALTY co, IA. 5-90iO. al
ARL., Virginia Highlands - Adults
onlv, no pets SO per mo-, l-bedrm.
efficiency apt. utils. incl. garage.
IA. las. FULLER GROOM
REALTY co, JA 5-9O1O. al
ARL. n, 1923 N. Stafford st.-Two.
bedrm. duplex, near. parochial. pub.
lie grade and high schools; 500,
plus utils IA. 2-5O07. 80
ALEXANDRIA,-SecondIh. n. apt. pvt.
Two bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit, and bath,
mo Between Russell I'd. and Mt.
vernon ave TIE 6-l240: -2l
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-MD.

&14.5O-Two-bedr apt. avail. July
/; pvt. entr.. patio: vic. Riggs rd.
and Univ. lane. HE. 4-5697. 80
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., kit,
lRe. enough for table liv. rm.. bath.
pvt. entr.; end fl. JU. 9-7152. 81
FOUR ROOMS, kitchen. bath: "a blk.
Ga. ave, u blks. from Hecht's;
adults. no pets; S75. JU. 9-oS25,
TAKOMA PARK-New bldg: un-
usually lge. 2-bedrm. apt, lge. clos
cts; parking; l blk. Piney Br shop
ping ctr. on bus line: all Itils. incl.
S110 Phone EN-. 3-S147 . =.
SILVER SPRING. in Sligo Greek
Park-One-b apt, lge. rms.
closets, fully equip. kit, laundry
facilities, storage space: good transp.
Adults; SS2-SS4. incl. utils. JU.
5-7404. 80
ExTRA-LARGE 2-bedrm. apts.: d.
rect transp. to D. c. close to
schools and shopping center 63rd
pl.. Defense hwy. $3.50 Quincy
pl:. Bladensburg: Nd. WA. 18TH.
SILVER SPRING-Front 3-rn. enc
on Georgia ave, $76 incl. utils
Good location, IA. 0-4140. 80
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COLORED
800 Seth ST. NE.
bedroom. large living room. colored
tile bath, modern kitchen. All utili-
ties included in rental Of
$77.50
See Janitor, 300 seth st. NE.
.272 Seth ST. NE.
1 bedroom. large living room. kitchen
$62.50
See Janitor, 800 56th st. NE.
1898 18th ST. NV.
New building. l bedroom, living rm.,
kit. and bath. including all utilities.
$3.50
1920 G. ST. Sc.
One bedroom. kit. and bath; all utili-
ties incl. in rent, only
$3.50
1103 C. ST. Sc.
One bedrm, living rm., kit. and bath
apts., newly decorated; including all
utilities. To inspect, see janitor,
$3.50
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
80
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-09-24
Air Force Plans Speedup
In Drive for Goal of
1877 Wings by June 1857

WASHINGTON, R-The Air
Force is planning a speedup in its
drive toward goal of 1877 wings
by June 1857.
Gen. Thomas D. White, Air
Force chief of staff, said in a
speech here Tuesday that plans
now call for activating another 10
wings in the fiscal year starting
next July |. The Air Force had
scheduled only seven new wings
for that period.
The Air Force started this fiscal
year with lis wings and pro-
grammed another five or six by
next June. 4
Gen. White also told his audi
ence at George Washington Unit
versity that the Air Force expects
to- set up another 80 or so radar
sites during the next fiscal year.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-09-24
Movie Spectacle
.SalOme' to Run
Three Nights Here

Such a big crowd is expected for
the showing of "Salome" with the
stars Rita Hayworth and Stewart
Granger that the Theater manage
ment has announced it will be
shown three nights next week
Tuesday through Thursday.
This show has been proclaimed
very spectacular and sensational.
in its portrayal of Herod's daugh-'
ter Salome and her desire for the
head of John the Baptist. The.
Biblical story has been followed
carefully, with all the court in
trigue and jealousies leading up
to the beheading of the prophet.
Supporting artists include
Charles Laughton, Judith Ander-
son, Sir Cedric HardWick, Basil
Sydney and many others.
There will be two shows each
evening.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-09-24
COPS SPOT SPIKED MOCHA

FLINT, Mich, up - Detectives
said Mrs. Annie Mae Hill, "a, had
the fastest coffee in toWn-and
it got her into trouble.
Officers said they paid rs cents
a cup for two cups of the coffee
charged with whisky-and ar
rested her and Richard Simpson,
"a, who served them, on a charge
of violating the state liquor act
, 1954-06-08
grams in vocational education never got near these shores,

6NNS
THEN THERE WE'RE the countless projects Of one
sort or another in which the Virgin Islands were slated to be
recipients, but actually received only a fraction Of the total
benefit. An example Of this is the fact that preliminary to any
big project, the surveys, blue prints, and the like, were all
made where substantial sums constituting an appreciate
Of the total went to firms on the mainland, with
the Islands receiving that much less.
Then IT SHOULD not be forgotten that salaries to
top level officials, which until very recent years, went to
continentals, and that they, in turn, paid their income taxes
to their respective home States.
AS PART OF the 50 million dollars to which Senator
Butler makes reference must be the funds allocated for many
projects which were short-ived, and which fell far short of
their avowed purposes with their ~purported resultant bene-
fits. This paper, for example, has bemoaned the fact that
many a project started out in spectacular fashion, then fell
by the wayside because Of ineffective and poor planning
FINALLY, WE are sure that had the internal revenue
taxes been returned to the Virgin Islands, as they have been
to Puerto Rico, these Islands certainly would not have had
to reach out to Congress for SO much, so often, SO long.
WE OF THE Virgin Islands are indeed most grateful
for all that has been done, and appreciate tot he full extent
appropriations which come from year to year. However, It
does, from this distance, seem paradoxical that strange and
distant places receive aid; that some Of those places are n the
doubtful column as to their loyalty and devotion to America.
WE BELIEVE that with faith and understanding, and
4 new approach to life from both sides, a way can and will
Be found and that the Virgin Islands may some day remove
themselves from the dubious distinction of being wards Of
the Federal Government"
, 1954-06-08

Subscription rates:
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All subscriptions are payable in advance
Entered as Second Glass matteH May 26, 1917 at the Post Office at
chrisdansted. St croix. Y l.. under the Act OF March :, 1877.
VOL. 10 TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1854 NO. l22
Editorial
WARDS or THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Z recent letter to the press in answer
to the letter Of Messrs. Hill and Haywood, while containing
much Of merit and soundness, nevertheless, in our opinion,
needs some Qualification. There is SO much to that letter that
it may be necessary to give attention to it in more than one
sitting.
FIRST PORTION of Senator Buffers letter is de-
voted to an appraisal Of the ratio Of population to total Fed
eral expenditures, concluding that for the $4,000 population,
the Us Taxpayer has since 1917 poured more than 50 mil
lion dollars '. out Of the Federal treasury for non=miftary
expenditures in the Islands.
WE IA THE highest respect and admiration for
Senator Butler whom we have regarded as a friend OF the
Islands, but we believe that such a statement from him, while
true, does not give the total picture, which is likely to leave
a bad taste in the mouths of the American taxpayer who
could easily get the impression that while they work and
sweat to pour countless millions into the Islands, there is here
no effort to right the situation.
LITTLE background may be necessary. The Virgin
Islands were bought not as a business venture, but purely to
make sure that no European power get further territorial
foothold in this hemisphere. Also, that in any run from the
Panama Canal to Europe, St. Thomas makes an excellent
supply base, as IS The airport IN St. Croir. This in the hands
Of a foreign enemy would be clumsy and embarrassing to
say the least.
VIE THESE Islands were taken over, there seemed
to be no long range, well coordinated plan for ntegrating
the social, political, and economic life into the democratic
pattern Of the American way. For years the Navy ran these
Islands, and ran it only on military terms, with perhaps little
concern for things ~non-military, or non-Naval.
O MANY MANY years these Islands did not, or
could not, or were not allowed the benefits Of many programs
long recognized as aimed at the basic improvement OF social
and economic phases Of community life. For example: pro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
5 Permits Revoked
For Drunk Driving;
81 Are Suspended

Five Washington motorists had
their driving permits revoked
last week for driving while drunk
and another permit was revoked
for having an accumulated record
of at least IL points under the
point system.
Those whose permits were re-
voked for drunken driving were:
Ruby p. Decker. 4043 Grant
street NE: Homer c. Mason,
1912 Nineteenth street NV:
James Grant. 1885 D street NE;
Henry Lee Cox. 4317 Seventh
street NV. and Herbert H.
Finch, SSH Thirty-ninth street
NV.
Too Many Points.
Francis Xavier Ertter, 1884
Chillum place NE, lost his per-
NIT for accommodating at least IL
points.
Thirty-one permits were sus-
pended. mostly for IS days, for
having an accumulated record Of
at least eight points. and five
were suspended for failure to
satisfy judgements in traffic
court.
Suspended Permits.
Those whose licenses were sus-
| pended were:
l. For accumulated record Of trafic vio-
lations: Nicholas John Stream. II vir-
sinia street, Chevy Chase, Nd; 5 days;
street NV. 70 DAYS. and the following
for Is days; David G Ennis; 3nti Gin
1884 SIKH SIKH Street NV: Donald WAYNE
ta4 1lso ssa Msfadsa 1.,II 1850 ss
| Thomas. 1a3s Foote street NE: Joseph
Edward Barnes, l4I9 Fifty: second ayepue
NE; Walter Krzeszewski Soldiers Home;
Terrence r. j. Hickey. 872S Lake street
rs AI,e Sas Ssrsla sq]loes s1s kss,s.
Columbia road NV: William Alfred
schlarb. .Cheltenham. Nd. Thomas l.
GGresnfieid BED No. 2. Waldorf, Nd
s ssss N c asn Esed $3.50 sid
F. Davis. 1910 Holbrook terrace NE.
Also. Floyd l.. Davis, 629 Fourteenth
street e. Vernon J. Perkins. $3.50 Tenth
street NV: Colmon Johnson 63S O
Street NV: Wallace O. Reed. 753
Seventh street Sc. Alonzo Hines. 33d
Nineteenth street Sc: Bruce w. small
wood. $500 Southern avenue s.E.: Arthur
Joseph Pettipas. 1914 Hobrook street
NE.
For unsatisaed judgments: Oyerton z
Thomas. sos Second street s.W.. Harold
Nelson. 6l4 Independence avenue Sc.
| Viola c. Prickctt. 500 Eighth street NE;
! John L. Irving, SIS @ street Ne; Lewis
| T Holley. 80 Myrtle street NE: all sus-
pended until Judgment is satisfied.
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Dunce at Press Club

George Washington Univer-
sity's Hillel Foundation will hold
it's Ball O. Fire dance at 9 pm.
Saturday in the National Press
Club. Highlight will be the
browning of mfr. Apollo" to be
selected from among candidates
nominated by campus organi-
zationS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Rockville Guard Unit
To Meet Wednesday,

The Booth Military Police Co.,
new National Guard unit at
Rockville, Md. will meet at 8
pm. Wednesday at the Rockville
firehouse.
Young men interested in join
ing are urged to attend. The
unit has a limited number Of
vacancies. Officers will discuss
National Guard activities. and
answer questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Small to Address
District Cob Drivers

Representative Small. Re-
publican. Of Maryland, will
speak at q mass meeting of
District taxicab drivers at 10
am. Wednesday in the National
Guard Armory.
Mr.. Small is author OF a bill
to limit the number Of taxicabs
operating In the District. TINS
legislation will be discussed at
the meeting, sponsored by the
Associated Taxicab Operators,
Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Clemson Alumni Dinner

The Clemson Alumni Associa-
ton will meet for a $50 pm.
dinner Wednesday in MAYORS
restaurant, 95l Maine avenue
S.W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
AUVEM1HOENAIEN
b Doesos' sasis 81 HRAa0 RRea0lD9
SWELLING REDUCED
WITHOUT SURGERY.

eNRlAlkS PAgSl In case. after case Of simpla
piles, bleeding stopped. swelling reduced,
cracking healed, piles slirank WITHOUT
SURGERY. thanks % arnaxng Paso Omit.
0r materially reduced. Paxo acts to lubEieato.
gelieva itching iRs1ently. Hundreds Of doe.
0cRe prescribe Il! In tubes. also modern Sup.
moaitcgiaa. Get pA1oe. ret wonderful gelieg1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Mr.. Grunut
Takes Bride

Miss Barbara Berg CranSton,
daughter of Brig. Gen. Joseph
Alfred Cranston (retired) and
Mrs. Cranston, yesterday be-
came the bride of Mr.. William
Griffin Granat, son Of Rear Adj
miral William Granat (retired)
and Mrs. Granat.
The Rev. E. Carl Lyon off,
ciated at the ceremony. which
took place in the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. A re-
ception followed at Fort Lesley j.
McNair Officers Club.
Miss Joan Tate of Arlington
was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Joan
Roberts Of Lakewood, Ohio; Mrs.
George L. Price of Alexandria;
Mrs. j. Gordon Wetherill Of Ar
lington; and Mrs. Richard L.
Gamache of Flint, Mich. They
wore gowns of peacock blue tat
feta and carried bouquets OF
happiness roses.
Mr.. William w. Temple was
best man. The ushers were 1t
C. Dale Everhart, U. s. NJ, Mr.
John T. Harris, Mr.. Walter M
johnson, Mr.. Boyd B. Sibert, Mr.
John w. Reeves and 1t. Donald
P. Harvey, U. S. N.
Mrs. Granat attended Annie
Wright Seminary in Tacoma
Wash, graduated from Holton
Arms School and from Michigan
State College. She made he.
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Miss Grutz To Be Bride

tional Cathedral School for
Girls and is a graduate of the
Maret School. She will attend
Marjorie Webster Junior Col
lege this fall.
Midshipman Gibson attends
the United States Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Miss Hill


Mr.. and Mrs. Francis William
Hill, jr., announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Daviette
Clagett to Mr.. Eugene Pinckney
McElwee.
Miss Hill made her debut at
the Larz Anderson House in
June of 1852. She was presented
at the Bachelors Cotillion in
Baltimore and at the Washing
ton Junior Assembly. She is
graduate of Sidwell Friends
School and attended Vassar Col
lege and is now studying at
Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service.
Mr.. McElwee is the son Of
Col. and Mrs. Pinckney Glasgow
McElwee. He is a graduate of
the Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service and
attended the Georgetown Grad
uate School, where he received
his masters degree. He served in
the United States Air Force and
held the rank Of first lieutenant.
debut at q tea dance here. in
1850.
Mr.. Granat is a graduate Of the
United States Naval Academy
and is attending the Wharton
School of Commerce and FL
nance.
| After a wedding trip the
couple will make their home ir
Philadelphia. while Mr.. Granat
completes his graduate work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Turney Gratz
announce the engagement of
their daughter Patricia Anne to
Midshipman Jerry Lee Gibson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett w.
Gibson of Mt. Vernon, Ill.
Miss Gratz attended the Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DENTAL OFFICE-Brand-new bldg.
County. lst-t1oor front Dentist
desperately needed in area. Very
attractive lease. T. D. BURGESS,
10. a-95l3 till o pm.
MT. RAINIER. mr.. oath and r. L
One rm., all utils.. S47 80. Tel. after
; pm. Box alag: Star;
CAFRITZ BLDG. Furnished ONCE
s Ser Fsn' K Re- l" 7ss4i ia'e Fe'eDt70n
ATTORNEY. share downtown ONCE:
desk, typewriter, books avail; S25
mo. RE. TITO. Ii. 6-9556.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
l346. Conn. ave.-on1ces available
AK *, CONDITIONED tISIT newly renovated
$3.50 So. it,. incl all services; elev
mont ave: NV. Call ST. 3-509S, ~.
CONN; AVE. Ct Dupont Circle, COG
1884 g '0 C6NN Ave INV S.W-NicelS deco:
rated bright. cheerful ONCE with
Ice; closet AID. 2-1b16 dav: Wo g.
OFFICE aGRS ewes SPACE, Just remodeied:
year-round air conditioning; l and
rent 1mSi o aya H. M Fiimore ari Vs
IA. 5-93s3 or apply at 1925 n.
Fillmore. Ample parking on site,
1903 N. CAPITOL. 200 So. IT.:
LIST commercial: newly dec; heat
furn.; SS5 HO. 2-5295. .
MEDICAL OFFICE - Modern. Air
conditioned; 18th st. bet. Park I'd,
and Monroe SITS. Reception nm.
consultation rm.. 3 treatment rms
suitable | or . doctors. Call DE
2-55S3 or RA. 3-l3a7 to inspect.
RECENTLY ESTABLISHED D. c.
LAWYER wants associate to share
downtown ofice. Reas. Box 267-G,
LARGE OFFICE, 2ox11. and pine
paneled reception rm., air eond.
parking. car: $65 per mo. MA. g.
2903; after $50, DE. 1925. IS
prox. $500 50. IT.. air-cond.. car
peted. elevator. An attrac. structure
suitable for ofnces. studios. retail
business, etc. Boz 244-G. Star.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MIR: BUILDER-If you plan to build
immediately have 4S rambler
size lots now ready with sewer, wat,
er. gas. etc. on edge Of Falls Church.
Excel. terms. OWNER, IA. 2-6676.
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p. g. CO.-Contee I'd: small. choice
acreage bldg. sites; $500 down. S25
mo: 10 mi. D. C.: paved rds: I. mi.
". Rte. !. transp.; $1,000 per acre.
Ewes. HA. 2-S010.
P. G. CO.-Enterprise I'd. 10 miles
D. c.: II clear acres with elevated
bldg. site over 600-ft front on
Enterprise I'd. $4,000. terms He
$500; ewes, CE. S-496l. w. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. minimum
3 bedrms.. cond. immaterial; mini
mum down payment. WO. 6-6!64
WILL PAY ALL CASH for home in
Woodbridge or Brookland. Nc
agents. DU. 7-2451. %
TO GET TOP PRICE for your home.
call John Weismuller with SWISS
REALTY CO.. DU. 7-1179. -
MOD. CLEAN. 2 or bedrm. home
in D. c: or nearby Md, Sc. pref
Have substap tial cash. MRS. COX
LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
WE HAVE BUYERS for houses. white
or colored, any section D. c., also
nearby Md. Call US for consulta-
courteous ser, ice for 80 yrs. MAR
SHALL j. MAPLE CO., Realtor. 1924
Iath 81 An A.o0Ok a
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DESK SPACE

FOR RENT-Desk space. in attIac-
tive once Pennsylvania ave. Phone
ST 3-l032 80
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. 5000.
BARR BLDG, 90 18th ct. NV. mr..
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those Who want the
best. Receptionist. switchboard. mail
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS service
available. Call ST. 3-3456.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
PROP. FOR SALE

e BLOCKS FROM WATER-winter-
summer living; total price. $4,000.
$500 down. $50 mo. Kit, liv. rm..
bath. 2 bedrms.. tile floor. and new
kit: extra lot. ATLAS BROKER
AGE CO. WA. 1886. -
LONG BEACH--No down payment
sale. Lots 50x100. $3.50 up. Select
any lot, pay one low monthly pay
ment. Fine recreation colony. white
sand beech central water, surfaced
streets. garbage collection. private
boat harbor 100 fine homes Also
! TO 4 bedrm. houses M. E ROCK
HILL, INC. Phone Prince Frederick
3nSJ Mail address: 81 Leonard. ND
DEALE. beautiful Red Gate" on
rooms. . baths. 100 #. on bay
front, A showplace Many other
properties in Deale area from So
500. B. NJ. ODUM. RE. 1920: or
drive to Deale and phone Mr.. Rice.
r MfSs E SBE6F 1854 year-round &c Cot
tage, "a block from private commu-
nifty beach on South River 25 miles
t. D; e 1 n 4 RAuoH' Riva.. Nd;
WILL TRADE beach lot BQx160, Ct.
Give details. Box 12s-D. Star. %
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

iNACOSTIA-3-family brick semidet.
apt, bldg: gas heat; garage; perfect
cond,; best loo, Terms. JOHN l..
SHELTON. 10. 10000. :
CORNER. level arart-
Clarendon Trust ca, With lsree
house completely renovated. S2a.5O0
or best offer. Terms. Consider rent
INVESTORS - I443
Girard st. NV; 3-story and hsmt.
brick; arranged as d apis; 1 baths.
S Sfi@ds g. E 2sasEsYE II IA aG Si4 h?E
GROUND - Defense
highway near West Lanham Hills.
ALMOST 3 ACRES. The front. $1,000
affords small income. Our seller
cannot afford to wait a year or two
for this to pay of. For reasonable
substantial down-payment you can
acquire potential investment. The
location. plus constant development
writes this property: For detailed
CALL MR.. BALDR1DGE EVENINGS,
OIL. 6-8S16l. THOS J. FISHER &
fG 2ixI fEci PI. c cfSsSo' Arlington H.
cation: annual income over ST 5. 900:
annual expenses including payments
on lSt mortgage approx. 50 500.
leaving net income OF over -. 200
on cash investment of S54 900 or
approx, 2l3Tt, reduction Of prinei-
900. WRIGHT & BLACKMAN. INC.
ia. S-633s; IA. 5-"717.
TAKOMA PARK-6 units, completely
furn.. incl. several TV sets; excel.
corner stone property, mr.. Maplewo God
g,,V I'D
must sell at once. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-1103; ewes. TU.
2-0I34.
N.W.-24- unit apt. bldg: 10 Minis.
to downtown: completely renovated
recently: gross income. So, 900.
Price. S1s5,o0o $4,000 cash doyn,
RA 3.343l I'll 9 Pm Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
STORES FOR RENT

excellent for bakery, laundromat,
.IS4d COLUMBIA RID. - street level
store now used as dress shop.
Available April L.. Rent Sl35 on
third floor or B. F. SAUL CO. aS5
18th st NV Ma. S-2I0O. -
GROCERY - Mixed trade. it's q
honey! No competition Mod; apt.
avail Te,ms Sn espip W. 5soe F9ed St.
1889 NINTH ST. NV. = Excellent
cond. Below NJ st. i5x36, good To-
cation for grocery or delicatessen.
Apply. p. J. WALsHE. INC, Ills
Eye ST. NV. MA. S-646s. S
ioc.. reas. rent; hea. furn: Cali
1928 18th ST. N.W.--Store with liv.
II. In rear reasonable rent SCHAFs
,5 sHF GEoRoi AZ AVE u, ~ Busy co1 e
AROUND 1900 SO. TT.NCor 18th
and N; Y. ave, NV; 500 mo. Apply
ONE REMAINING STORE. in ige.
Culmore shopping center, Leesburs
n fof u Fa ch stofs S cs F RA e
1897 or DE. 2-55S3 for information
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GROCERY STORE. with or without
fixtures, with or without stock. Ap-
ply 1919 Benning I'd. ne. 5
n. CAPITOL ST. Mr.. FLA. AVE
Suitable for any type business;
immed. poss. AID 4-6652. .
STORE FOR RENT-Top location. in
complete shopping center, in Falls
Church. Huge parking facilities: ex-
cellent traffic. CROWN REALTY.
JE. 4-3900
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
LISTINGS NEEDED !!

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Our clients are calling for ware
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