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Evening star., 1954-05-22

WILL INVEST as partner in estab-
lished business; $4,000 minimum
per vi. What have you? Box 4l1-J.
APPLIANCE STORE. in suburban
Nd. with 3-stop lines: GE; West
inghouse' Maytag. Box 4O2-L. Star.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH Guestho1se.
furnished. overlooking Bay. Con-
sider rent to responsible party.
REsTATRaASr S1fal I FOR SALE, by own owner;
Phone RA. $3.50.
MOBILE MARKET - Twin coach;
good cond.; reas.; compl. equip; did
sIssl sS or 9Hs Di Mqs5 ssss ss due to i!gs.'' gs:
ESTABLISHED AND EQUIPPED
bakery and restaurant. 81 Pa.
EQUIPPED pool room; s tables. 9I5
shons sf@ st. EM Nv sSs4S FSs rent; $500 per mo
TWENiTYE::TTiHEEG E:Ti rooms, commer-
ssmifrepEoof: mr.. District line.
sTNcLAiR ne; lIRo4s SERVICE STATIONS STATION for
and eSTipment. ] n OR. s.IieS. %. s'0A
STORE FOR RENT-Has synthetic
dry cleaning plant presses. etc, on
premises; liberal terms. Located
tsa%na Esisfaa .y6 8. 54ss S. 49, fGd ssesg Asshs
CHINCHILLAs. reasonably priced;
c.iI NGBA I,r reg agssps psirs; for full info
AUTo WRECKING and scrap iron
and metal yard in Virginia. Within
80 miles of Washington. For rent
or lease. Only small Investment
necessary. Write Box 122-H. sSr.
NURSERY SCHOOL WANTED, have
client with cash. Montgomery County,
business only or with property. Box
FOR sALE&A lease for the next a
long. over @ 1oS ~s0de It. depth h," with iSSk bids
and bldg. to lessee is $500 mo. as
u is subleased to tenant. For fur
BoNART "ItS 4 CO. 81. 1887 any
DRUGSTORE: sIHl gross se5. 900 IIa is5s;
Capitol Hill; profitable store with
low overhead; air-cond. Ideal for
SsRs Rss Oshsf interests asss 'sr%j
RESTAURANT on Conn. ave. Same
owner . yrs; Rent. S225; lease, 5 yrs.
Air-cond. Hours. pm. to : pm.
Closed Saturday. Does ST. 900 wkiy.
Price only $4,000. Terms, $4,000
cash. Ideal for man and wife. Only
high-class experienced operator con-
sidered. BOBB HOLLANDER, ex-
elusive broker, 1411 Pa. ave. NV.
MA. S-9743. -26
TAVERN. colored trade; located
nearby Va; $4,000 monthly sales.
plus $3.50 monthly net income from
shuttle alley and music box; 70ec
beer business; rent only S125. This
is a golden opportunity. Priced for
immediate sale; So. 500. with S4 500
cash. To see, call MIR. BROWN,
with YEONAS REALTY. IA. S-2100,
IA. 7-1243.
Arlington's Largest Business Broker
- NFNTTT <sIeS7U
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HOUSES sALE-N.V. tcsas.)

a BEAUTIFUL HOME, plus 5000
income; except. nice rooming house,
prom. and bus; l3 rms. 4 baths:
2.car brick gar: pres. inc. over
owner; 300. $4,000 dn. no.
sss MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-Attrac.
tapestry brick row house; 8 rms,
and Ia baths; det. garage; fenced
in rear yard; rr. schools. transp
sEAiTY aa ssSEes; CO.. 81. Sssos ss5S' sasEA ss
CLEVELAND PARK
4 bedrooms. 2 baths. gas heat. q
car det-. garage; near all schools.
transportation and shopping: low
price for the neighb0rhood. viii
trade. d. B. 0uynn. EN-. 3-7702.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th Street NV.
Realtor AID. 4-2005
SHEPHERD PARK
Modern 2 rms, .2h baths. plenty Of
closets. Completely finished base
ment with 2 rms. powder room plus
club rm. One-car garage. excel
lent financing. Miss Zaker, DI.
MARSHALL J. wApIE co.
1924 18th Street NV.
Realtor AID. 4-2000
m THE HEART OF
GLOVER PARK
The owner Is leaving this convenient
netehborhood and can't tell you
all about the 3 bedrooms. 2 baths
and reereation room. so call eve
Kinks REALTY CO, REALToR
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RRAND-NEW

6641 gard ave. West Hyattsville
Md.--New semidet. rambler: 3
bedrms.. gas heat; lovely lot; S135
mo. UN 4-36OO, 10. 3-5624. pa
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PRICE, $13,476
TO oUALIEIED VETERANS

5000 TOTAL PAYMENTS
Shaded By . giant elm tree, 10 thii
detached brick home; 1st floor con-
tains living room with French doors
arate din. room. half tiled kitchen
Second floor: Two double-sized bed
rooms and modern tiled bath: full
basement with knotty-pine recrea-
ton room and automatic hot-watel
heat All this on a large level lot
Call Mr.. Saginor. RA. 6-4051.
511 FERN PL. NV.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
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MOTELS

MOTEIS
We have for sale a large group OF
fine motels in varying sizes and
price ranges on leading national
highways. Many are in the States
of Maryland and Virginia and some
its more than four million tourists
annually. Among these excellent
/ About Is miles from Washington
twelve units. twelve baths. partly
completed owners quarters of f1ve
rooms: price. $45.000; small down
.. About IS miles from washington
twenty-four units; fifteen baths
(some are family combinations)
close to restaurant; masonry; price,
$4,000: substantial cash required.
3. About 90 miles from Washington,
in Virginia. A beautiful luxury court
owners quarters; well established;
price, under $50. 900; reasonable
down payment and balance in one
trust.
4. In Maryland: practically new
luxury motel; near permanent mill
four units and managers apartment;
about $35. 900 cash required and
balance in one long term trust.
3. Maryland. on tranScontinental
highway: forty units and an owner S
apartment; telephone in every room
earnings are about one fourth of
price of $350.000: substantial cash
6. Near the Nations Capital. This
was a show place of small motel
design when built in 1852. Ten
units with tiled baths, excellent
owners quarters; earnings were
$4,000 last year and climbing
FRA Tapisdlyh $4,000 cash required th.s.
and other. high earning properties.
INEz CUsHARD, REALToR
4839 WISCONSIN AVE.
EN-. 2-4232 OR OIL. 2-5S67
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HOUSES TO SHARE

N.W.-1 girl share mod. 3 bedrm.,
twin beds. TV. with girls; $3S mo-
RA. 3-5S02, ewes. and week ends.
LADY OR COUPLE share attrac. NV.
home of lady; garden; garage. Box
467-J. Star. -23
GEORGETOWN-Young man will
share attrac. 2-bedrm. house with
utils. incl. DE. 2-6294, or DU. T.
1921. ga
COLORED-2 RMS, kitchen, inciosed
porch; share with person. RA. g.
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D. c. RAMBLER

Imagine only 2 blocks to express bus
and shopping on Conn. ave. Yes,
there are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths,
Q large WESTINGHOUSE kitchen and
other features you would expect in
2 better home. Call evenings. EN-.
K1iSRs REALTY co. REAIToR, ..
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OWNER MUST SELL
THIS WEEK END

6412 N. CAPlTOL ST.
OPEN l TO DARK eAT.-SUN. .
Bought another home and must sell
this 6-rm.. semidet. brick. POWDER
RM., 1st FLOOR. GARBAGE DIS
POSAL. beautiful knotty pine rec.
rm. Asking S14. $50. with Q SIC. 500
REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE RE-
FUSED. Storm windows, many ex.
tras. Call Owner. To. 2-3151. %
SIG. 300 OR OFFER-S1. 900 CASE
SCHOOLS
Public. private and parochial sur
round this convenient semidet. briel
home. Beautifully decorated.
rms Mt5sr' '1sei SELL TopAYi u0''
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
8et6 84th gt. INV. m. S-e77,
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2-bedrm.. semidet. brick: full bsmt
with rec. rm.. conv. to bus.
shopping. schools and churches: 5
min. to Pentagon To. inspect. call
TIE, 6-5105
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AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
Authentic Crestwood
42O1 Argyle Ter. NV.

&SO4 &AA 6JAO Ava 4N'"s
INsPEcT M T., THIS TIL sTATELy TE y,r,7 GEoE, ISg5
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK. WITH
LOVELY TREES AND LANDSCAP-
INAL OWNER OF THIS HOME HAS
PLACED 1T FOR SALE. THERE'S A
cTlLTAR Cyl sTAAIRWAY- AND. AND a p REATTi, E.4lTTI {
IN HALL AS WELL AS DINING
WITH PANELED MANTEL, LARGE
DINING ROOM WITH 2 CORNER
WINDOW AND POWDER ROOM.
MlGE EdNE k5HSKEN s1SK LXRdH MIdH HEG ESL6sG6 pSh
MASTER BEpRooM WITH 2 LARGE
CLOSETS AND PRIVATE BATH.
THERE ARE 2h BATHS ON SECOND
FLOOR; C0HHNNEE!CT1NG WITH 3 0F
IHFoF The PEPR90hs PF00hsb sIA1EWAY sEA4fS w1T2 Ta
VENT. FAN. THERE'S A VERY At
TRACTiVE KNOTTY-PINE DAY
LIGHT RECREATION ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE AND A 2:CAR GARAGE.
A DAYLIGHT MAIDS ROOM AND
FULL BATH IN BASEMENT, slE AS AS
GooLlNo %Et Hs AIR cHSEsIFS coNpFE6NsR sRMMhs THIs
SALE SALE AND A REAL oPPoRTUNTT!Y7
4 cHoICE SECTION. OPEN SUM-
PAUL P. STONE
Realtor. Builder and Developer
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6O7 N ST. N.W.-6 rms, bath. 500.
1927 4th st. sw.-6 rms, bath. hot
water heat; $50.
313 o st. s.w.-6 rms. bath. elec.
THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4th st.
S.w.. MA. S-1S19. -23
53I ALBANY AVE. Takoma PIX, Md;
3 rms. baths; arsa! arrangefd5 5d ior =
1851 BROTHERS PL. S.E.-Det. s
rms, bath. garage: arranged for =
liz v ST. N.E-s rms. bath. gas
furn., elec. gar: S100.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor MA. S-O15 %
2-BEDRM. SEMIDET., Wheaton. 500
2-bedrm. semidet., N. H. ave. ext. S10O
JAMES c. CONLEY a. CO., S7I0
Georgia ave-. JU. $4,000 till 3. -
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
In Bethesda. 1st f., bedrms.. pow
der rm.. screened porch: 2nd hr.,
3 bedrms. and bath: reduced to
MALoRA r.. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-Ss23
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FOGGY BOTTOM
OPEN TODAY, 4 TO 6
2616-22 EYE ST.

Don't miss seeing FoGGY BOTTOMS
latest, accomplishment. larger thar
any homes. as vet remodeled In
of development. They feature Q
large paneled living room with un-
usual wall space, Q modern, fully
equipped kitchen. 2 twin-size bed
rooms, gas heat (air cond. optional
and private garden. Interior sug.
gestions for furnishings by .Priscills
House johnson. For full informa.
tion on all properties for sale ir
Foggy Bottom, call RE. 7-2350, ewes
or week ends: or weekdays call RE
7-65S5.
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MOTEL SITE
240-ft. frontage on U. S. No. 1. with
5-rm. home, totaling 8 acres; total
price. $4,000, with SS,700 cash. or
no cash to CT. MANNAS REALTY
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RENT REDUCED
MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
1906 EASTERN AVE. NE.
DIRECTIONS: BLKS. EAST OF NEW
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL UNDER
IGAN AVE. ON EASTERN.
ON 2-YEAR LEASE
1st Year, $145 Monthly
End Year, $135 Monthly
Beautiful. detached Colonial brick
home, approx. yrs. old; 8 rooms
PA baths: full bsmt.; modern kitch-
en-: nice yard: / blk. from shoppins
osfser oniy nd nus 'erminai' BUS rare
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 str ST. NV.
DI. 1-S695 DI. 7-2434
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COLORED
1St OEEER1NG

Motor court and restaurant: o. s.
No. /, Va; large frontage; $4,000
cash will handle. Box 267-L. Star.
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TWO-FAMILY

ave. NV, 2274. of Conn.
addr. to be proud Of. 1St fir., lge
liv. rm. tfireplJ, bedrm., kit. bath
full lI,is bsmt;; gar Y Y bath, path, owner oe
pvt. bath, rented $50; also 9 bedrms.
liv.. rm., kit, pvt. bath. furn. apt
rented S125 mo-; lge. stway. to attic
$21,5OO; cash, $4,000. No brokers
Evening star., 1954-05-22

S05-SELECT
Semidet.. near Washington-Lee shop
ping center in Arlington.
3 beorooms, of Route. 2.
Three 2-bedrms, in Falls Church.
2 semidet. in Alexandria.
Call and We will show these proper
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
fis West Broad st., Falls Church. va.
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW
Modern new home, exceptionally
sited on Mo. shore Potomac River
with beautiful view. 30 Minis drive
from downtown, 3la bedrms..
baths. 2-car garage. Unfurn. or
partly furn. Ia acres. 175-ft.
waterfront, near Fort Washington
on Riverview rd. $500 no.. ! or
2 yr. lease. LO. 7-92S7. -23
1871 MICH. AVE. NE.
Rent reduced. Vacant. New-house
condition. Corner brick. Large lot.
Conv. schools, transp. Call La.
6-1943, Elk. 3-S2S0. -23
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GEORGETOWN
1861 PROSPECT AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY To &

Attractive home restored in good
taste. Living room and fireplace
dining room, bedrooms. 2 baths
modern kitchen with breakfast al
cove, patio and garden: laundry
facilities In bsmt. Call KE. 7-0l29
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CHARMING
is "THE" WORD

312 RITTENHOUSE ST.
For this immaculate S-rm. semidet
brick home: 4 spacious hedrms. VIII
din. rm.. kit. and den. Lotely. out
side patio, full bsmt., complete bath;
new oil burner. Cow. to schools
transp. and shopping areas. BY
appt.. only. Call MR.. KAY. AID. e
HARoLD-ROBERT g. co.
Home Of Real Estate Service"
11O1 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-696g
HOMES OF MERIT
Your money talks here. Open Sun,
20. Busline. stores and schools.
5510 N: H. ave-. II Longfellow st.,
1926 Blair rd. Mod. homes, nice
cond.: yd.; gar. Terms. Must see
to appreciate; STRoUP REALTY
GOOD BYE
LEAVING TOWN-Owner is giving q
good buy on his 6-rm. semidetached
brick home. situated nr; oeorsis
and Eastern aves.. blks. from
transp.. shopping and schools. Full
bsmt., rec. rm., outside entrance;
tiled powder rm. on 1st fioor; fenced
yard; 3 large bedrms. and bath on
End floor. Act fast and see this
house. Call ia. 9-3750 for further
details. -2O
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WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, 723 Goth st. NV.
Kent Area Owner Sells
Colonial brick living room. fireplace:
dining room, screened porch,
bedrooms. 2 baths. pine-paneled
recreation room; fireplace, maids
room and bath; garage; attic; yard.
Woodiey f-33o3. -23
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COLORED

$40 FARRAGUT ST. NV. 81.
This fine home being offered for the
frst time. Six nice rooms. inclosed
rear porches. finished basement,
gas hot-water heat. very modern
kitchen; excel. condition; vacant.
Fl PPihPns nno for SG,,n key co oPd Price sl5;5sQ,
HOHENSTEIN BROS. a. DONAHUE.
IL $4,000; Sat. or Sun. JU.
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vAsHINaToN.gALLIMoRE

tiEnOre are moving to washington
and wish 70 exchange homes or
apartments with residents Of wash
ington and vicinity. Reply Box
AoA.i. GtAI. ~
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MICHIGAN PARK
FOR sALE on RENT

7Ss f fEMERssoH s IT sT. E ne.
Semidet.. 5 rms, full bsmt., fenced
Ser Sard eSsures Sa sit ony 1f5sr sss ana 1 maTs
reach turn south on 8. Oak. ave-.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

s-RM. MODERN BRICK, mr.. Bright
wood for smaller home; city. urban:
ne. of d. c. new bunga. for west
coast Florida. Acreage. Lanham.
Brick garage. N. E. RYON CO., RA.
3-fil46
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COLORED
OPEN l TO 6
100 TNGPAuAM CIT

4OI 4NOISfA11faM O1.
Six-rm. brick house. plus rms. In
hsmt.. nice long yard. haestone
porch, baths, 2 refgrs.. washing
machine; in good condition. Come
and see. SCHWARTZ. EX. 3-25O1,
ia. 9-O256. -23
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STEUART BROS. INC
SOUTH ARLINGTON

1919 5th st. NV.
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MousEs uNEuRNlsLiEp

TwINBRCoK. " block from. school;
3 bedrms.. lge. kit. liv. rFn. with
fireplace: lge. closet with slidina
doors; only S115 per month.
MODERN REALTY CO., INC.
JU. 1880 Open Till Pm
CONN. AVE. EsTATE-$95 per mo,
semidet.; lge. liv. rm., separate din.
rm. and kit; 2nd floor, bedrms
and bath; pulldown stairs 70 stor-
MODERN REALTY CO., INC.
JU. 1880 Open Till Pm.
WHEATON HEIGHTS
3 bedrms.. full basement. in settled
shopping and transp.: sos per mo.
call Mr. Covill. COLONIAL INVEST:
MENT CO.. 923 18th st. NV. RE.
7-6650. -27
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STEUART BROS, INC.
HOME VALUES

1912 str ST. NV.
DI. T-S695 DI. 7-24
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RARNARY MnnnS. mr. Chevy G

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. Bill Oliver
st. n.w.-Open Sunday. l It'll 6.
In Lafayette School area. Large
entrance hall. liv. rm. with flrepl..
din. rm., bedrms., well con-
structed frame home in this choice
neighborhood; conv. to schools and
transp.; oil h.-w.h. Ewes, Miss
Hutton. RE. 7-1901. Directions:
Nebraska, left at Oliver. PAUL
P. STONE. Realtor. TU. 2-1105.
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VERY DESIRABLE

Our company specializes in rentals
and can introduce you to 25 or sc
current rentals on hand for rent
Homes of all types from cottages To
estates; priced from SIS to $3.50
View the properties we have selected
to manage before you rent.
JOSEPH w SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-262C
IIS w. BROAD st.. Fails church. va.
Evening star., 1954-05-22

GEORGETOWN-Ai conditioned, 9
bedroom brick. adj. canal. double
liv. rm.. din. I'm. opening on patio
garden, mod kit. . firepls.. Sl65
mo. Call Miss Corbin, CO. 5-7624 !:
weekdays. DU. 7-1234. SANDOZ,
Evening star., 1954-05-22

N. ARLINGTON, 2424 N. Florida
st.-Lovely Colonial, detached. mod.
brick, in beautiful Garden City: new
appearance: all large rooms; fenced
lot, 55x120; gar; 3 blocks from
schools: l block to bus. near all
2?O? SHANNON PL. S.E.-4-bedrm.
detached home: bsmt., oil heat, va
cant: rent, S115. JOHN l.. SHELL
TON. REALTOR. 10. $4,000.
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ALASKA AVE. NV. on 10th st.
Very small down payment. Redec
2nd f., A bedrms., baths; 1st f.,
lge. din. and liv. rm. with firepl.
kitchen with breakfast area; large
attic; new, finished, ground-level,. 2
rm. apt, kitchen and bath; oil h.
VIII: front and rear incloSed
porches; Diet. Gear gar. TU. 2-2243
UNIV. PARKS bedrms.
bath, liv. rm., fireplace. large din.
rm., kit, rec. rm., , porches, ga
rage. $21, 800. OWNER. WO. 6-719S.
Evening star., 1954-05-22

WILL INVEST as partner in estab-
lished business; $4,000 minimum
per yr. What have you? Box 4l1-J,
APPLIANCE STORE. in suburban
Md, with 3-stop lines: GE, West
tnghouse. Maytag. Box 4O2-L. Star.
Evening star., 1954-05-22

COMB REALTY SERVICE. 10 z
FaGGs FaGISs CHURCH. s11o per mo.-con.
veniently located brick Cape Cod
. bedrms.. liv. rm. with fireplace
din. rm.. full hsmt. For appt. to in.
spect. call Mr.. May, JA. 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. -es
BUNGALOW-TYPE .. blks, from
Walter Reed Hosp, large liv. rm.
din. rm:. hall. kitchen. 3 bedrms
and bath on LIST d.. very large
studio bedrm. and bath on end a.
lge. light cellar and built-in gas heat
$3.50 per mo. RA. 3-Sl43. -23
3-BEDRM., a-story house, large I'd.
gas stove. refrigerator, 5000 Mac.
Arthuy blvd. OIL. 2-O1SS. -23
RELTSVILLE-3 bedrms., liv. rm.
din. rm.: kit. sun porch. bacl
porch: all on one floor. Also bsmt
and garage. Hot water. lights, heal
furn. for S125 per mo. Large gar
den space with fresh water stream.
and woods. Write Box 209. Belts
Vile. Md. and give phone number
size of family. and where employed
FALLS CH. -ANNANDALE AREA-Nev
brk.: 2 liv. rms, din. rrn.. elec. kit.
3 bedrms., 2 baths; gar. Swim. clul
membership. $3.50. JE. 2-27S3. 81
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-Summer rental.
3 bedrms.. furn.; auto. washer. tele-
vision, earage. Summer sub-rental,
July to Oct. 30 5000 mo: or
reas. offer. Call KE. 7-Ol53. "a
ARLINGTON, VA.-Mod. 5-rm. semi
auto. Mr. Pentagon. DU. 7-0O91.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
fTARRED ron SPRl

tion-getter is the straight-lir
full-length or seven-eiehtt
three-quarter length. One 81
straight from the shoulder,
falling low near the knee.
there's plenty of room at the
basic lines win out for the
The baby look, more thar
so many Of the evening
their bouffant skirts, tiny
many trim details like babJ
knots, hand-faggoting and
Suit jackets and hemlines 8
latter rising about a half inc
Top interest is seen In M
dresses via big collars, deep
sleeves, draped or bloused ba
rately folded bodices. In the
picture one underlying note
that of great SoftnesS II
silhouetteS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
fashions STARRED for spring, 1854,

fashions STARRED for spring. 1854,
Shape, a blend Of curves and long lines
noted particularly in the clothes with a
high-rounded bosom, low-rounded hip
lines. and the princess waistline defining
them.
Fabrics like linen and silk and sometimes
combinations of silk and worsted. New
patterns on unfamiliar backgrounds of
wool. cotton, pongee, pique, organdy and
silk surah lend new approach to the
subject Of springtime prints.
Colors reminiscent of flower tones and
nature tints. Many browns, sand tones.
luminous grays and lustrous blacks; also
bright shades like red, yellow and blue.
COatings composed of the most interest
ing textures and colors seen in quite some
time. Their lines, short or long, duplicate
each other frequently The newest atten
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-10
"A Brick for a Buck" Builds
State Credit Union Offices

KENSINGTON, Conn.-(CNS)-
State credit union members are buy
ing "a brick for buck" With the
bricks their dollars buy, they'll build
? $125,000 headquarters building for
Connecticut Credit Union League in
this town of 1900 people, 10 miles
southwest of Hartford at the states
geographical center. Connecticut has
175,000 credit union members.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-10

James G. Patton, president of the
National Farmers Union, is coming
to Montana next week for a series
of speaking engagements at Kalis-
pell, Wolf Point and Billings, officials
of the Montana Farmers Union have
announced.
Fresh from the battle to save the
farm program in Washington, d. c.,
and backed up by the recent estab-
lishment of new state Farmers I'm
ion organizations in Utah, Virginia
and Illinois, Patton is expected to
deliver strong indictment of those
in high places who are selling the
American farmers short, and he will
present a positive, hopeful program
for the future.
The Patton dates are as follows:
Kalispell, 8 pm, Saturday, Sept.
IS in the Odd Fellows Hall;
Wolf Point, 8 pm, Monday,
Sept. 20, High School Auditorium;
Billings, 8 pm, Wednesday,
Sept. %, Labor Temple.
President Patton is considered
foremost champion of firm, effective
price supports and one of the most
vigorous opponents of the sliding
scale for all family farm produced
commodities.
Born in Bazaar, Kansas in 1902, and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-10
SOME VETERANS
TO GET INCREASE
I'm COMPENSATION
BY Labor's Daily News servic,

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Nearly g..
100000 veterans and certain depend
ents of deceased veterans will receive
per cent increase in monthly com
pensation and pension payments eff
fective Oct. /, 1854.
Flat increases in excess of 5 per
cent were granted to widows and de-
pendent parents of wartime veterans
whose deaths were attributable to
service.
Veterans Administration said the
increases are automatic and will be
included in checks mailed at the end
of October.
VA requested veterans and de-
pendents not to write to the agency
concerning the increases because they
are payable automatically.
VA explained that compensation is
payable for service-connected dis
abilities or deaths and that pension
is payable for nonservice-connected
disabilities or deaths.
The Compensation Act passed by
Congress will increase service-con-
nected payments to 100000 veter-
ans and to 81, 400 dependents of de-
ceased veterans, or a total of 2,347,-
400 persons.
The Pension Act will increase nom
service-connected payments to 544,-
700 veterans and to $4,000 depend
ents of deceased veterans, or a total
of 1,064,700 persons.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-10
Education

Recognizing Montana's RESPONSE
bilities to give all the children of
Montana's rural and urban schools
equal educational opportunities, we,
the Republican Party, pledge our
selves to continue our efforts in this
matter in cooperation with school
authorities and school district tax
payers so that, consistent with the
financial resources of the school dis
tricts and of the state, we may nipple
ment our present laws to provide an
equitable solution to this problem.
We believe in local, district and
state control only, except that, in
cases where the Federal Government
has caused disruption of local edu-
cational system, we favor reimburse
ment of the local system by the Fed
eral Government.
We, the Republican Party, recog-
nize the need for small rural schools
in many parts of our state, pledge
our continued support to these
schools.
We pledge to continue the work of
the Legislature in strengthening the
public school system.
We recommend consideration be
given to legislation providing for
just allotment in bonding levies be-
tween high school districts and grade
school districts contained therein.
State Institutions
Recognizing the obligation of the
State to care for those who cannot
care for themselves, we pledge our
selves to continue the intelligent
progress made by our Governor and
the Republican Legislatures of 1851
and 1853 in the operation and i'm
provement Of our institutions for the
care of our children, our aged, and
our mentally and physically deficient
and disabled and to this end we urge
passage of Referendums 81 and So
for the benefit of State Institutions.
We pledge ourselves to continue
the progress made by our Governor
and the Republican Legislatures of
1851 and 1853 through their en-
lightened, common sense approach
toward operation and improvement
of our correctional institutions and