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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
.ATAC Benefit
Show TOniQht

Husbands of ATAC members
will appear as chorus girls" in
the Aides to All Charities variety
show to be presented at 1880
o'clock tonight at the ICE.
Club, 6119 Suitland road, Suit
land, Md.
The show was written and di-
rected by Mrs. Samuel Blavatt,
Nathan Alpert, George Ginsberg
and Henry Weiss.
Husbands of members also
will act as models in one of the
original skits, Fashions De-
signed for Women from Z to
/ TO-"
Those in charge of the event
include Mrs. Sidney Eichner,
Mrs. Sol Steckler and Mrs.
Emanuel Wolf.
In addition to the show, there
will be a supper and dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
ADJ Director I
To Be Speaker

Philip E. Lerman, director OF
the District Maryland regional
office of the Anti-Defamation
League of B'nai Birth, will adj
dress the Motion Picture and
Television Council of the District
at 1890 am. Friday, at 8l9 Six
tenth street NV.
Mr.. Lerman will speak on the
topic, The 16-mm. Film as a
Human Relations Device" He
also will show the film. Herr
tage," produced in 1853 by the
United Christian Youth Move
ment and the Anti-Defamation
League.
Mrs. Virginia Rollwage Collier.
council president, will preside.
and Mrs. F. F. Espenschied will
have charge of the coffee hour
following the meeting.
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Tibbitts to Speak

A membership tea. under aus
pieces of the Ladies Auxiliary
Hebrew Home for the Aged, will
be held at 1870 pm. tomorrow
at the home, 1925 Spring road
NV.
The guest speaker will be Clark
Tibbitts. chairman of the Com
mittee on Aging and Geriatrics
of the Department Of Health,
Education and Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Ex-Ar|ington Captain
Who Fought Recall
Shoots Self 10 Death

A former Arlington resident
who had contested his recall to
active duty by the Army in 1851
on the grounds that World War
II had ended, shot himself to
death in New York hotel room.
The dead man was William H.
Miley, As. lawyer who was re-
called to duty as an Army cap
tain on January 2, 1851.
His body was found yesterday
after his wife, Mary. of Larch-
mont. N. Y, received a letter
from him and hurried to New
York. the Associated Press re-
ported. A bullet had been fired
into his chest with a French
make gun and a note was found
stating he was financially en-
barrassed and it was the only
way out"
Mr.. Miley. who once lived at
6l24 North Eighteenth road,
Arlington, received Nationwide
publicity when he filed suit
against Army and Defense De-
partment officials in Alexandria
Federal Court in September.
1851. He commended that his
Army commission had expired
July 81. 1851. and that he was
being helu in the service lille
gally. He had served three years
in World War II. he said. being
discharged on July 81, 1916, and
accepted a reserve commission
The Army. said reserve COM
missions were issued for five
years. or until six months after
hostilities had ended, whichever
is longer. and that the United
States was still at war, legally
with Germany, when the case
was heard
Mr.. Miley lost the cease, anc
the decision was upheld by thu
United States Court of Appeal!
in Richmond, Va. He subse'
quently was released from thu
service in May, 1852.
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Hi 'Copfers Grounded
PENDING Probe Of Crash
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

DAYTON, Ohio. Feb. 11.-All
H-21 Air Force helicopters have
been grounded pending a "rou-
tine" investigation Of a recent
crash at Presque Isle. Me, &C
cording to Col. Julian B. Cross,
public information officer Of the
Air Materiel Command.
Col. Cross said yesterday the
investigation was to determine
whether a mechanical defect in
herent in all H-21s caused the
crash.
The H-21 Work Horse was the
largest and most versatile mill
tary helicopter, and had the
greatest load-carrying capacity
until the recent advent of the
Sikorsky $50. now in use by the
Marine Corps.
The H-21 is built by Piesecki
Helicopter Corp. at Morton. Pa
It is used by the Air Force Air
Rescue Service, and by the Army
as a troop carrier and resupply
vehicle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

The book that tells Washing
ton officials all about one an
other-the Congressional Direc-
tory-is going up in price when
the 1854 edition comes out next
week.
And members of the executive
and judicial branches Of the
Government who have been
using legislative appropriations
to get copies are going to have
to pay for the book with their
own funds.
The plain edition Of the direc-
tory. which contains the names
of all top officials, members OF
all accredited news-gathering
media, members of the diplo-
matte corps and a wealth OF
other miscellaneous information
about the Government. will be
sold to the public for 81 instead
of SITS as in the past. The
thumb-indexed edition Is being
raised from $3.50 to 81.
Free distribution Of the book
to members Of the press and
radio galleries Of the Capitol will
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; Marine Sergeants Held
In Robbery Of Civilian

Three Marine SergeantS were
charged today with robbing with
force and violence" Puerto
Rican who said he had spent the
evening drinking with them.
Arrested early this morning in
a tavern near Second and G
streets. the sergeants were named
as Tony Joe Medrano. %; Louis
E. Maddox, %. and Terry Joe
Howard, 81. They said they had
been at Henderson Hall barracks
for week awaiting overseas
assignment.
/ Mr.. Lopez told police he struck
up an acquaintance with the
three at the Madrid Restaurant,
tenth and H streets NV, when
Sergt. Medrano began conversing
with him in Spanish. That led
to a round of drinks and the four
moved to another spot to con-
tinue with Mr.. Lopez buying, he
said.
He said they left just before
midnight in a car Sergt. Med
rano had borrowed from a friend.
Mr.. Lopez sat in the front seat
with the driver. Near Union
Station, Mr.. Lopez charged,
Sergts. Maddox and Howard
grabbed him from the rear and
he was robbed of $40. Police
said Mr.. Lopez identified the
Marines after their arrest.
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Confederate Veterans
Condition Weakening

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. IL (P.-
Tom Riddle, lot. one of Texas
two surviving Confederate vet
Grams, battled old age and a
failing heart today in his greatest
fight.
Since January II. the old
soldier has been fighting pneu-
monia and doctors had said his
ardent spirit and will to get
we'll" gave him the upper hand
But last night. DR.. Herman
Wing, medical director at the
Confederate home where Mr.
Riddle has lived since 1850, sale
the outlook was bleak.
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Price Will Rise Next Week
On C. Congressional Directory

be continued, but about 500
newspapers which have no gal
lery representatives will be cut
off the free list.
Free distribution also will be
continued for constituents. In
fact, the number of free copies
sent to each Congressional office
for redistribution to the voters is
being increased from 40 to So
for each Senator and 20 to Is fol-
each House member, making a
total of 1855 copies for Con-
gress, 1O,875 for the House ano
1890 for the Senate.
Last year, the Superintendent
of Documents reports, the public
paid $15.104.25 for 1851 copies
of the plain edition, and $4,591
for 1872 of the thumb-indexec
edition.
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Union Veteran, 1O7,
Gets Fluctuations
From Eisenhower
By the Associated Press

DULUTH. Mimi, Feb. 11.-A
letter of congratulations from
President Eisenhower was tucked
in among the hundreds Of cards
and messages that arrived today
at the home of Albert Woolson.
last survivor of the Union Army
in the Civil War.
The veteran was celebrating
his 107th birthday today. The
message from the President read:
My warm congratulations go
to you on your 107th birthday.
AS Americas last veteran of the
Grand Army of the Republic you
have special cause for pride and
for national recognition on this
significant anniversary. I send
you my best wishes for your con-
tinued health and happiness"
Sitting with large pile Of
cards and letters in his lap, Mr..
Woolson chuckled, I'm almost
SmOthefed IT KIND WISHES.
Most of the States were rep
resented among the stack of
birthday messages that began
arriving yesterday. Many cards
were in the childish ScraWl of
school youngsters. Many were
from veterans and civic or
carnations. Last year there
were more than 5000 such mes
sages.
Mr.. Woolson, who enjoys
good health, served about yeal
in an artillery regiment. His
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. John KobuS, live here
with him.
I'm just beginning to fee
like I'm not boy any more,
said the drummer boy who con.
slders himself "agelesS" anc
thinks neighbors of 10 or 80 art
"old."
And don't count me out yet,
said the veteran. I'm going Il
be around for at least three O.
four more of these nice birth
days. AS a matter of fact
don't know why I shouldn't b
around for quite long while.
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Reisterstown (Md.) Man
Heads Air-Ruid Unit
By the Assoeiated Press

PIKESVILLE, Md, Feb. IL
Henry B. Thompson of Reisters-
town, retired businessman and
veteran of two wars, has been
named by Gov. McKeldin to
head Maryland's Ground OBJ
server Corps.
A joint program of the Air
Force and Civil Defense, the
Ground Observer Corps is de-
signed to bolster the Nations
afraid detection system.
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Center Of Population

RIO de JANEIRO. - More
than 40 per cent Of all Of South
Americas Inhabitants live with
in the borders of the Republic
Of Brazil, census figures show.
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OIder'n the Hills

OKLAHOMA CITY.-The Ar
buckle Mountains In Oklahoma
are generally said by biologists
to be the oldest surface forma-
lions in the United States.
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American History Course

NEW YORK.-At least 81 Of
the States require public pri-
mary and secondary schools to
teach courses in United States
history.
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HOUSES uNfuRNlsHED

COLORED-1O6O 4sth Pr. Me-
$25 mo. Look at before calling ME
c S61fISSyRSE;psRM BRICK, $3.50
mo. g. Il; LALEGER. DI. 7-7sl9.
cSHoRESSMisec r ST. N.wS2
rms bath. LIST a.; q rms. and kit,
End a., and 4 bedrms. on 3rd a.
Can be seen BY appointment only.
Call BENJAMIN r. FLETCHER. NO.
cSiSSffEp : 9th AND (. eA A i. =,
heat; ney-hogse cond. S125 per
Ce ~ sni sJYScI' K ST. N.w.Es1o
ssfss0f Psoxp Eon Saws co sss
c 6 81 3D. : NJ NV s-o ssRooM brick
house, Z porches, hsmt.s gas heat;
c s5Hsh fHSm ~ a III 4 81. S.w.4
T AMY 0f Many facss Gios$ o issh
CoIoR Tif 40 Xix. IRVING ST.
n.w.,, on Georgia ave rms; good
S SoHNsToN 1 See SsSs; 70 70 p6
coilL6diRED-asl4 eth ST. N.w.e-e
rms; 2 baths. 2 kits, gil heat;
MARSHALL j.. WAELE CO.. liza
co tEtonR Eli AZ s-T MSfPsSiNEsorA AVE.
NE rms. bath, oil h.-w. heat:
refs. REQUIRED; 500. Apply GUY
TIMER. 1929 nth ct. NV, NO.
C0ISRED-147 RICHIE AVE. NV.
,,,,S ms rms; Diet, v6 BRICK r gas n.-T II
AT, AD; 44;iS0. Tu. 2.s649ar vw i.
rms. kit. and bath. gas heat. newly
decorated; $77.50 per mo. ME.
COI0RED-S RMS, ne. loc.; $50
mo-. For appt. call MICHAEL
c TAbsE = s. sof fhiANcErirtc 1iIsY NEW
semidetached brick home avail. now;
2 bedrms.. attrac. liv. din. comb.
kit. and bath: sos. Just of East
Capitol and 5Sth st. Sc. SHANNON
& LuCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA.
9-C346c
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BUSINESS. OPPORTUNITIES

BAR, REsTAURANT-G business.
must sell e. once. Call MANAGER,
SUPER g BAY SERVICE STATION.
located N Wis. ave. Is for lease by
major Oil company; this operation
represents sent re real opportunity ,Ed. to the
has $4,000 to $4,000 to invest.
The potential for the area is unlim-
tied. Available Immediately. Write
Box $3.50. Star. --S
MAJOR OIL co. has for lease . beau
in u the center ree Of Hysttsv i an in
vestment of APPROX. $4,000 is req.
to take advantage Of this unusual
opportunity. This station has all
the facilities to serve the great Pc.
tential that exists in this area. II
Grafton write BOX $3.50. Star. Is
OLD ESTABLISHED country store
business in large home. which con-
ssists of bedrms-. liv. rm.. din. rm.
and kit. mod. conveniences. There
are 3 acres Of ground, facing q
hsrdsg ss d roa HAR T1h ms prSS
E SH I Po. Z s-4 S5o1.s0mer'' S0e KY
STORE, with off-sale and on-sale beer
license. in Montg; County. This
property. consists. Of Q bldgs. with 2
sS sses q ear rsun Who On can auag os
transfer Of license can purchase
Co, u706 2 Montgomery. Rockville.
sEefHr-as aasSGt MARKET. .xceiien.
S0sS cash business. Cali after s
pm. all day Sun. ia. 9.6159. -
FLOWER SHOP. fully equipped; young
and growing business; opportunity
for young florist to have own bust
ness with small cash outlay. Box
o sasi; NJ VENDING MACHINES for
sale and established route; spor1-
Sored by nationally known org.
Machines nearly new. Box ADD.
sT fsaRi UNIT FOR SALE, CONNER
second floor. For sale by OWNER.
Cali no. 2-65s4 for further In
LIQuOR sTORE-Wiii sell license
Or business: on Main St, upper
FRANCHISE AVAILABLE. product ap-
proved; selling through retailers;
requirements proven ability. S25. 900
yearly bracket Investment secured.
9UBBLE-o. Richmond. Ind. Phone
entire or any part. AIS 9th st. NV.
p MAj Gs1SSsE GOOD location, ise.
stock; active corner. low rental. TU.
SMALL LuNCHRooM for sale. good
business. small overhead; no kitch-
en-: good reason for selling. Apply
1888 nth st. NV.
HOTEL, downtown; % rooms: owner
n, must sacrifice for quick sale.
NEW NV s sTSshs' for sale in nearby sub
urbs: beautifully equipped: air CON
ditioned; in large apt. development;
owner III must g. sell; must q BE. bs seen zen
1870 CALVERT N:W,-Rmg. house
owner; pvt. bath; excel income:
DRY CLAIMING PLANT---Average
over-the-counter sales weekly $3.50;
rent, S17b per mo-; excellent equip
ment only 3 yrs. old; $4,000 cash
iHR Raf%eas easy ca hff%S
PSsoSTfdoGRAPHIc STUDIO. Conn. ave-.
fully equipped. excel. bus; bus at
door, Or vseSo rssS EM M 2Ts fdr doun
PAYMENT on house or farm. Box 49,
FouSSiT sAii CONCESSION wanted. by
sxperienced operator; reliable refs:
cEEkkA2 iSSl Avn GIFT SHOP, IN /.
very busy and successful shopping
center In Falls Church; plenty Of
free parking; real opportunity for
live wire. Very little cash required.
il. $4,000; eyes,. RA. a-6736. -
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VERY DESIRABLE

Ihree-bedroom ramblers. convenient
area; full basement. gas heat; avail
able Immediately at S115 per mo.
DIR: out New Hampshire ave. 6
blocks past University lane TO Rua-
tan. left to representative ct 1904
Ruatan. -
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OPEN SUNDAY. 10

721 Jefferson st. ne, Riggs Park;
immediate poss. Modern brick, semi;
det.. large kit. with dishwasher and
alspposad, Ill Isl no9r powdberd Cen r SEP,
nm. in bSmt. Call Mr.. Weinberg
RA. 6-3631 or IA. 9-1463. -
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$4,000 CASH

$4,000 CASH
VIII buy one-third interest In TN
pilot film now ready for production
starring Broadway musical coined,
star: network will handle sale tC
sponsor; your earnings should be
equal to your investment every IL
weeks; opportunity to work on pro-
duction stan If qualified. Write
giving telephone. Box Bod. Star
COCKTAIL LOUNGE-REST.
Owner quotes over $4,000 bus. a mo
money-maker: fne for partners. Cal
IA. a-6277, RE. 7-0S73.
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Fully equipped. good ne. location
Bargain. Terms srraneed. Call
10. s-4416 or LA. 6-6394.
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&c. RM. I'M BASEMENT

O--I IEIN 81, INV.
S-rm. brick with . baths on 2nd a.
borhood; easy terms. Open for in
spection to 6. ZAGAMI REALTY.
Ii. 1887 or Mr.. Robinson. LA.
III TUCKERMAN ST. N.W.-Lovely
semidet. brick home; g bright out
side rms. and BATH mod. kit; cow.
to schools. and shopping; low terms.
JAMES s. WILDER REALTY CO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW desires to share home with
conv. NV. location. DE. 2-s673.
WILL SHARE HOME with young cou-
pie. everything furnished. Call Lo.
1855 or LO. 4-7940. -
WANTED or 2 girls t22 to 27l
to share attractive Amer. Univ. PIX.
home with other girls. EN-. gases.
GENTLE LADY wishes to share with
/ or 2 others. Of refined taste. arm.
bath cottage. lge. screened porch,
overlooking Potomac River, vic.
Army Map Service. OIL. 2-S17l. ~
I OR 2 GIRLS to share house with
2 other girls Piano, fireplace and
garden. . rms. 2 baths: $50 ca,
mo- Call JU. 5-0742. Sun.
win share mod we'll
furn. house with / or . officers.
professionals or young executives;
close in, west of Conn. WO. 6-27o6
NICELY furnished new home with re-
fined employed lady. to share 1t like
your own; suitable for family of 3
at S25 each mo. Must be seen to
appreciate. Convenient to transp.
Mon; Thurs, Fri. till IL am. other
days after 6 pm.
COLORED LADY-Will share small
ranch house with another lady. LA.
6-6932.
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CUTE AS RED SHOES

s13.4TsIs675 Down 10 VETS.
OPEN SUN. 1880 TO $50
bet. brick home, liv,, I'm. with fire.
place. din. rm., kit, on LIST fl
> bedrms. and bath. on end a. Full
bsmt., rec. rm., gas INV. heat. Deep
1856 lot, concrete porch.
500 FERN PL. NV.
Out Piney Br. I'd. to Blair I'd, lett
Fern pl. to open" sign. Call Mr..
Saginor. RA. 6-4051.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
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MARIETTA---MANOR PARK
OPEN SUN, l TILL 5 PM.
SHEPHERD PARK
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV.

SPRING VALLEY AREA
Brick split-level rambler. 3 tvin-sizs
loft. ceiling, lge. din. rm.. kit,
dishWasher, disposal, deep freeze.
colored tile baths, powder rm.,
pine-paneled rec. rm., garage; good
financing. Sale by OWNER: 30l 3
Arizona ave NV. formerly Weaver
81 EN- 2-4h(lQ
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RRICK 2 AMR1 ER

CONN AND NEBRASKA AYES. =.
How convenient for shopping ana
transp.: Offering well-arranged
screened porch: all-electric kitchen,
A real home with 4ee trust. Call
OIL. 2-4704.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
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CAFETERIA-5-day wk., Completely
equipped will seat 3S. air cond. ;
So 600 handles.
TOURIST HOME. one blk. Cap.-Ideal
loo; is rms. well furn.. q baths.
oil heat. lge. garage; win accommo-
date 80: $1,000 handles, which In
cludes prop. and furn. OWENS
REALTY. NE S-O4S6
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CHECK
THESE OUTSTANDING RENTAL
IN NEARBY VA, 500 TO SIS

CdECh
THESE OUTSTANDING RENTALS.
IN NEARBY VA. $500 TO $3.50.
EAST FALLS CHURCH
Two-bedrm. brick home: large lot;
bsmt,; cow. to schools, shops,
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Falls. Church area-Complete electric
kitchen: full. daylight basement,
BRICK RAMBLER
Large level lot; radiant heat, plenty
storage space. 9 bedrooms
CROWN REALTY
JE. $4,000 Ewes. JE, 4-Oa72
18th AND r SITS. NV.
q rooms. kitchen, bath; S135.
MT. PLEASANT
IL rooms. 2 baths. oil heat. reas.
1864 INGLESIDE TER.
o rooms. 2 baths (arransed into 2
apts): 500.
,7th and Kennedy SITS. NV.
g rooms. bath. porches. large yard,
Gear garage; very reas.
WALTER A. BROWN
1913 Vermont Ave. Ma. s-1652
VIRGINIA. RENTALS
SLEEPY HOLLOW de luxe is the
word for this charming. mod. g.
bedrm.. 2-bath home. with 22x22.ft
liv. rm.; 2-car garage; $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH-3- bedrm. brick;
full bsmt.: wooded lot; $135.
FALLS OHURCH-3-bedrm. asbestos
shingle; S115.
j. F. Cunningham, JE. 3-7850
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OPEN 2::30 TILL DARK
HnNapI ETEJ. " ETIRNTSHEn
AMER. UNIV. PARK
NEW IN-TOWN RAMBLERS

AMER. UNIV. PARK
44a5 sPRINGDALE ST: NV.
These fine homes feature center halls.
spacious living rooms; separate dining
rooms. 2 exceptional tiled baths, full
daylight Easements with n bath.
closet space aplenty. Many people
have expressed desire for, q ram
answer to that problem-suburban
environment in the city; every con-
venience at hand.
$29,750
Directions: Out Mass. ave. to 45th st,
right 2 blocks to Springdale. right
LEGuM & GERBER REALTY co.
EN-. $4,000.
American University Park
4231 ALTON PL. NV.
FIRST FLOOR SsG p sSS ROOM.
Exceptionally well located is this
excel brick Colonial. Lily; nm; f U1
Powder room on LIST floor. 3 bedrms.
and bath End floor. nice porch;
full bsmt. with outside entr.; slate
roof; Diet. brick garage has extra
storage space, Walking distance TO
public. elementary and high schools
and parochial schools. "a block to
bus; oh blocks to Wise. ave; COW.
to shonping area.
OPEN l TO DARK
To reach: Out Wise ave. to Sears
Roebuck, at Albermarle ST.: left to
Alton place; left to 1921 Alton.
Margaret ]. Dunkley
OIL. ASSOC. Realtor. OIL, 1852.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER Of 2-bedrm. brick rambler. in
wants to trade house for 3-bedrm.
house in Montgomery Co. Will also
sell house with small down paynnt.
LO 4-7O98,
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SHELL

businessman interested in
,managing a modern, two c station
excellent opportunity for good In
come: investment required. Call
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ARLlNGGON - dIBn eteVatlou' On
small estate near good shopping
and transportation facilities; g for
lease to permanently employed
adults who desire. all city con-
veniences in suburban atmosphere.
Owners newly decorated 3-bedroom
home, with modern improvements
and appliances. is immediately
available. Reasonable rent includes
all property maintenance by man
agement on site. Call ia. 2-1910
after 6 pm. for weekend inspection
OF this unusual residence. or write.
giving references, Box $50. Star.
Clio ard ST. N.W.-Det., rms
beaut Ice. yard; oil h.-w.h.; Sl25
mo-; avail. immed.. RIA. 6-29l2. -
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. brick. mn:
rec. rm.; fenced I'd. trees; superb
location: B minis. to D. C. and Pen.
tagon: $40 ia. 2.3S64. -
Andrews. Boiling. Suitland; refer.
and washer; S110. 10. 6-SS37
weekdays after s. -
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK
WHEATON AREA

CAPITOL HILL
din in rf nu kit. full bsnit.. coal ht.::
needs some Tedec. S65. MA. $500.
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HOUSES sALE-AM. icont.l

BRIoHTWoOD-$I3.5OO
Semidet, brick, 6 lovely rms, IN
baths. front and rear porches. full
bsmt., gas heat, garage; reasonable
terms. Call ia. g-9770 Or DI.
(. 7-S666. BRENTWOOD REALTY
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SPRING Valley

1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
Maids room. half bath. Lovely gar
den. Conv. to Pentagon. S1s5 mo
Call MISS CORBIN. co. 6-7624 OF
DU 7-123A q
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A HOT SPOT
IN WHEATON TRIANGLE
40x65. good for any business. Park
ing rear and front, Avail. Aug.
IL III 5-i603 10
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TRUCKS FoR SALE tcont.l

FORD 'z9 M-tcn panel; heater: auxill.
seat: renectors: good tires: excel.
paint; real trensp for as little es
$495: Call Mr.. GRAHAM. IA.
FORD so Model P-S VS.: nat bed:
In excel. cond. throughout: very
Low mileage; almost new tires: never
hauled Q heavy load. Get our g.
month or 6.0O0-mile warranty with
this special price Of $3.50. FRANK
I'd. s.e.. LU. 4-57OO. IA
FORD l949 acton pickup: original
red I'm; heater. rear bumper; never
lettered. A steal ut S605. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. I. ave. ne.
c ~ aaSaGeG' 1852 n.son de .l luz,
cab pickup; T.. and h.; original
blue nm: rear bumper. An excel.
SALES, 1717 R. ]. ave. me-. pU
FORD tsnVG 1881 VS. H-ton pickup: large
wheels; $685.. wa. 7-SOl6; LIS
FORD 81 F-5 h-ton stake; good
tires. clean paint. compl. recond.
q real buy at SS15. Call Mr.
GRAHAM. ia. 9-606O.
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; new
paint and tires. heater and reflec-
.ors; ready to pass D. C. inspection
, See this truck before you buy. $645
Call MR. GRAHAM. ia. $4,000.