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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

Society's Field Workers Should Use
Package Sales Technique In Campaign
Junior Order Term Certificate Amounts
To Bargain Few Organizations Can Match
BY Michael Grasha, Secretary, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. Package sales is the modern "gim-
mick of craftsmanship which has given to America that
highest standard of living known to man. 1t has moved in
ventories off the shelves, put billions of dollars to work at a
pace unheard of, and produced for us Americans the lions
share of the wealth of this earth.
This new method of merchandising has invaded every
field of endeavor, including the insurance industry. That
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
Thousands Of S|avs Eligible To Join
Croafian Fraterna| Union OF America
Twenty Timely Tips Listed For Benefit
Of Diamond Jubilee Campaign Recruiters
By, Martin Krasich, Supreme Treasurer

. Pittsburgh, Pa. AS we obtain a greater insight into
the workings of a fraternal organization, it's value in
creases in our eyes as we are proud to be affiliated with
into it's ranks.
True friends who value the friendship of others desire
only good for their fellow brothers, so it would be well to
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15
"World Understanding" Keymotes
4-U Congress

NEARLY 900 MONTANA All club members, local leaders
county extension agents attended the ninth annual Mon
tana All Club Congress held at Montana State college Aug
"A to 81
During the week the delegates took part wide range
of activities designed to help them improve their All
work we'll as the work of their home clubs.
Besides the activities shown in the accompanying pictures
the fourday program included workshop sessions for junior
leaders, meetings of local leaders, daily man hour services
at the Danforth chapel the campus the making of radio
prescriptions for home stations swimming folk dancing and
other receaona activities and the annual congress banquet
Lending international air to the gathering IL
guests from other countries international Farm Youth
Exchanges from India and from France and four All
club members from Alberta Canada and their two leaders
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

Children from four to six have
reached the lets pretend" age
These youngsters will enjoy a
blackboard and dustlesS chalk
simple construction sets. model
ing clay iigSaw PUZZLES Scooters.
pedal cars. dIesStup Costumes
dolls houses. fire engines or luys
stores.
Youngsters. sin 10 eight dis
play an interest in group play
Boys like basketball and football
outfits, carpentry sets, cowboy
and other costumes Girls like
cooking utensils and other house
keeping toys, skipping ropes and
dolls Both boys and girls enjoy
story books, games, musical in
struments and table tennis sets
AT the age OF eight to ten in
! terest in hobbies begin TO appear
Boys like advanced craft sets
basketball. football or baseball,
equipment. Girls like sewing sets
/ toy sewing machines. doll fur
niture and dolls Books on travel
history and biography appeal tC
both boys and girls, as do artist
4 paints and drawing material
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

Mrs. Malcolm Hitter. Of Farm
Vile spent the past week end at
her home here.
Mrs. Paul w Cave was a Rich
mond visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. Putney is a patient
at Johnston Willis Hospital
Richmond Friends are hoping
She viii soon be improved in
health
Major A. d deBMtencourt. Of
Washington. D c.. spent several
days last week with his family
here
Several community folk have
been Ill with flu colds. pleurisy
and virus infections. Those i'm
proving from recent illness are
A. T Fuqua. B. L. Apperson, Lee
Hudeins and Mrs. Mary F. Davis
Mrs Cynthia Hudeins and son
Seaman Recruit, Kenneth G
Hudgins. were, overnight guests
n the T L Hudeins home last
Wednesday.
Alex and Manuel deBettencour
spent Monday night with CLYDE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

o. to invest III TOYS which ate not
adopted tn Jhe childs ace or in-
terest
She has some suggestion. based
on research Of manufacturers.
child specialists and teachers,
which will ease TOYS shopping.
Three Kinds
Good toys can be divided INTO
three groups Some such as build
ing blocks, stimulate Imagination
and create initiative and effort
Some, such as brushes brooms
and sissors, help the child gain
adult skills Then there are toys
which directly help physical and
mental Development such is
mechanical OF construction toys
A sound principal to follow II
toy selection is to buy common
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

objects Of everyday life Toys
have acreative purpose The baby
should have toys that Will help
him TO handle. reach. crawl. The
toddler needs coordination and
balance which he will acquire
through the use Of pun toys, kid
dy cars and swings Tea sets ana
doll furniture help the older child
learn to do things which She sees
her mother do
Suitable to Age
Toys should be suitable to the
child's age The very young child
needs toys that Will exercise and
develop the large muscles The
desire to investigate is natural
with all children For this reason
4 playthines should be sturdy
enough to be taken apart and
+ put back together without de-
stroying them
Specifically For the child under
one year give hard rubber rat
Ties, wooden beads security strung
bathtub toys. A favorite is the
! cradle gym which can be attach
ed to the play pen 1t has a hOri-
zontal bar and climbing rope
strung with colorful balls or bells
The baby can use it with perfect
safety
The child from one or two
years old likes toys which can b
dragged loaded and unloaded
Soft cuddly animals which can b5
washed, and paper and crayon:
for scribbling. are also good. Z
sturdily built wooden wagon j
another favOrite
Aged Two to Four
The child from two to four ha
become an explorer and the fol
loving items have a special ap
peal cars and wagons, tip-proo
kiddy cars low rocking horses
dolls and doll clothes. toy tele
phones, finger paint. and model
ing clay
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10
Chestnut Grove


Mr. and Mrs ) l. Harris are
r5ceiying consultations on ne
birth OF q daughter December q
Visitors Of Mrs Ha11s at TIE
SouthS-de Hospital were Mrs.
c n Morris Don Morris, . =.
Cook M. and MIS-. W l COOK
Miss Ann COOK the Misses beu-
lah ana Audfey fosI2eS' Nh
RUDY simpson NJ l. COOK, M
ana MIS- X l. itallls Mf9. y =
Mans and sons ana ) l.. H"iii'.
; r anon o1 halfiaohpu]&,
and Melvin anon q Pol'StoMil'
Pa. ".fe oFefn-2ai guests q Ni
ana Mrs 4 7 9eA8tf
MI and Mis- J ID Whorley
spent Saturday nt1ht with mn
and MIS- sam Whorle5 al Buck
nham
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Amos spent
Friday niqht with Mn and Mrs..
c p Whorlev at Buckingham
Robert Carwne Of Sheppmds
spent Sunday rypo,na Nth Clvde
and Preston Sener
Mrs w j Kidd Mrs. Tom
Tluslow and Soil and MR. and
Mrs Pee Truslov all Of Falmouth
visited Mr. and Mrs William KIDD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10
New Canton

After a balmy day last Sunday
winter dealt us "A severe blow here
im S0uihslde Virginia at night.
Will ram. hail, snow. sleet and
W1nd Temperatures dropped To
20~ deerees maxine Monday the
coolest day thus far
Mr and Mrs William Clark. of
Alexandria, were recent visitors
with her brother Horace Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. r. B Anderson
we're Richmond visitors last We'd
nesday.
Little Miss Carolyn Ashworth
returned to her home in Rich
nond last Sunday after spending
ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Putney
Nh and Mrs. John r. Phillips
have moved INTO their home on
Route IS They recently purchas-
I'd the W d Walker home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10
Jefferson

MIR aud Mrs c p Demon
ali M and Mrs, Max Kl]oy W,rc
visitors on SUNDAY of AR amt
Mfa Aubrey ~ noon "A fa
mond Aubrey has been s.et at
Hi. home lot tra days aIth tEr,
thfA4 Monday u1nu a c9n-
dtiou neccs4tateJ HIS aviuS taken
to Stuart Circle Hospital since this
condition has gone down into his
stamack
MI and Mrs, Vernon L SprouSe
have moved into their lovely new
home on Route522 near jefferson
and welcome their many friends
Mr.. and Ms. Dixie Wilkinson
and family have moved TO Mic
haux III the house owned by Mr.
add Mrs. Wo6try Bass. Woolsey
and family Nave purchase d neN
home on Rosecrest Avenue IN
Richmond
Nj and Mrs. Robert Shaver.
and DAUGHTER AIleeu spent sunday
in Richmond with MI and Mrs
Wartstll GWaltney
Russell Leo Anderson stationed
1T QuanHco Mas quest. durlne
the week cnd WITH the A NJ Racer
family
Il II Wilson motorcd to 50.
Brides one day INST week TO visit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10
Dillwyn p-TA
Meets December Is

The regular monthly meetina
Of the Dillwyn Elementary
School Parent Teachers Asso-
citation will be held Monday. Dee
13 at 7:30 p m in the school au-
ditorium, along with a special
Christmas program Spiritual
Aspects Of Our Heritage
All patrons have been urged "a
attend and visitors are also cord
Tally invited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

Il r. Senaer and L. d Sengel
called on relatives III the Shenan-
doaa Valley Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

The U. S predicts 4 z pei cen
rise IN building TO new peak j
1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire bldg. on
full offices. CO. $4,000.
EVANS BLDG, 1920 N. 2. ave. nv.
nm; $50. Apply RIM. ele. Ne
AIR fEi c 81 newly renovated @as
bldg. financial district: Il29 Yer.
M R2nt AYE o aT ca ST. SIo oeston
10th and Park I'd. NV. area: air
eonditionsd; modern. Cali no. @
SILVER SPRING. close in--Approx
$50 50. IT: Of once space suitable
tTactiVe apt. DEVELOPMENT: 0e eonv. to to
trannsp.; ample parking. Call Ma.
F 8 ksSSITsH A1R-coNDlr1oxED' Of
fs nee in lawyers .n suite Secretarial
900 so. Fl. Of once space; on
street parking: in GEORGETOWN. Call
NE. s,1236 or OIL. 2-6217. lis
large; very clean: suitable STUDIO
COMPLETELY REMoDELED and air.
Dupont Circle. First fioor, 400
So. 1T. of space. suitable for 2 ply
sicians specializing in internal med
OF space. suitable for professional
use or shops; ample parking space
available in same bldg. Call HO.
s-RoSooH BUNGALOW. $500 Mt. 1 Yer
SI35 mo. GORDON. ME. 1890.
OFFICE SPACE-Silver Spring. Md
APP. 700 50. IT. In modern ONCE
bldg, in whole or In part--win air
LES q sENNETT CO.. Realtors, DI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

INvESTORS-We have a store. with
three apartments above. on 9TH st.,
below H NV. for sale at less than
Mr.. Gibson, LO. 1880, with NJ.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
ME- S-41O0 -1R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
sToREs FOR RENT tcont.l

FALLS CHURCH AREA
Desirable modern corner store: moo
to ceiling glass show windows
Close to A. Il p. Safeway anS
George S. Good lease avail. Cal
Mr.. SPIGLER. ia. $4,000. liz
CLAREMONT COMMUNITY
Store 1890, Claremont
shopping center, Leesburg
pike and South 21st st. II
is the best of a new, fast
growing, large-populatior
area. Apply Buckingham
Community, 313 N. Glebe
I'd, Arlington, Va, IA.
$4,000.
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NEW BUILDING; 1.S0O So. f.. on !
floor: modern. attractive. brick and
cast stone front: side driveway fooI
Gsor n s "a. 'O and Wis H" ave, al
information call Oh. 6-7Si6. 81
LARGE MEETING HALL, 200 50. #
downtown Phone NE. S-S259.
s5i3 y. 4, AvE.-Facing Rk; OK
cupied by Toledo Scales. Suit. Of
fees. showroom. grocery. etc; good
27I7 BLADENsBURG RID. Ne
Ideal for roadside restaurant. dis
tributor or service trade; parking
s srsa res 81 anf by sl 10 snt5 W
remodel or sell. EN-. 2-3496 or RE
25oi H ST. NV. tnear Va. avel. on
the fringe of downtown area; ap-
proximately $500 SO. it.. on ifs;
loading dock at tail-gats height;
toilets. Parking for IL cars; suit
able office use. engineers and archi-
tects, distributors. etc. Reas. rent;
vacant. Consult Mr.. jenkins or MI:
Johnson Leasing Dept. SHANNON
4. I n!T.l NS co sa 8s;ltors' i5o SOS H
1905 18th 81. N.W.M$175; 10 rms.
baths. mod. oil h.-w.h,; for or
sanitation. doctor or rooging house
private. parking. GOSS. REALTY
eGRSoM MI BuN 4 Il w. ss Nd, Mt slS yea
non ave. Alexandria. Va: rent. S135
mo. GORDON, Me. S-4760.
6l1 AND 616 Bird ST. N.W.-3-story
bldg. LIST comml.. for rent. Can Mon
day. SAUNDERS. UN 4-S440.
AUTO BODY sHoP-Have excel. loo
in Bethesda. Md, adj. to firmly
estab auto seat cover business; will
build immed to suit tenant. MR.
ROBEY. OIL. 6-7464.
BLDG. anprox 800 So f f. Il shop
warehouse. gar. etc; immed. pos
session: only 500. AP. 7-63O2. go
ROSSLYN-Either 1000 or 1000 So
#, on l floor, in bldg. devoted to
laboratories, technical work. etc;
air cond. If desired. A. M. ROTH,
RE. 1880.
Efh AMI U CTC NW
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

IDEAL FOR DRUGSTORE, gas sta
on Chillum I'd. 80 IT. on Sargent
I'd. Having $500. SO: It. potential
S s9nRsrc VA, P 7ss6 i right Cali MR.
IDEAL, FOR DISTRIBUTOR: union,
s ses LOADING Sn lot SGsloS TtR Sask
toned: 500 So, it., garage and dble
door rear loading. Second A.. show
room or storage. 3.200 So: f.; 9
St, NV. NO. 7-43s6: ewes, OIL 2
SILVER SPRING. In the heart Of the
business section, about $4,000 so.
#. Of commercial ground ready for
dt,Sa Pine Goo Z. location for an !,
outlet, q any other business. Cali
aiis K ST. NV. LIST comm.-Brick
bldg. 3 stories, with alley. Can be
ssfs IS5 si Tsh e. aPtS eessEknf BE-
APPROX. 3 MILES FROM D. 6. on
Rte. Good Cor doctors or other
services. 1st commercial, corner
property; :, Priced only S14 500.
ssS soM M wa 4ss Is SSOY hhppeGEsot
900; $4,000 cash. DI. 7-65OO.
COMMERCIAL GROUND-Developed
area on busy Arlington blvd. and
expanding with more large projects
in vicinity. approx. $4,000 So. it..
Very cheap at SOC 50. IT., with
f m ngoe JACK cooPERsMrTH'
1st COMM. zoe Kennedy NV. Lovely
9 rms. brick, lily. rm., full din. rm..
bsmt.. gas heat, gar. 3 porches.
Open I till 6. Asking 81 $3.50. AL
LEN REAL ESTATE. ia. 9-6141.
BETHESDA COMMERCIAL-5.7 $50 So.
#. with soft. frontage; improved
by brick house. With very mini
mum of improvement property can
be made into 2. stores, one for own
er and rent other sec. LESS THAN
$1,000 WILL HANDLE. For full
details call Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-0670
or OIL. 1870. SAMUEL E. Bog
LEY. INC = -19
BLADENSBURG; masonry If. bldg.
1900 IT.: 2 offices. lge. lot on hwy;
terms. Brokers coop. DI. 10000.
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STORES FOR RENT

WHEATON sETeat f,Sr MD MD; ocs iexs q
STORE, near post once; S65 per mo.
to good tenant. Ii. $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO.. Mr.. Penfold
REMAINING STORE in lge. 20
store Gilmore. shopping center. 45O-
car parking. LeesburR pike. between
Baileys Crossroads and Seven Cor
ners, Va. suit, for furn.. TV and ap.
plianceS; sewing center. auto supply
3rd. AND SHERIDAN ST. NV
stores: one 25x60; one 10x60. Full
bsmt; pvt. parking. RIA. 3-0513;
FLOWER sHoP-Prominent down
renta B0s 4 h9'e sta se'' or phone
I L Ar s-s STORE with full basement me
fronting on Bennings I'd. ne. near
18th st. Excellent location for any
typ, bus brsinsss; I. FAINEIBERGG =
APPROX. soxsa. 8 display windows
and . doors; owner will divide; very
heavy traff1c for, any kind of bust
mi. NIL D &, line in Nd. Gan owner
II am. to 8 pm. Mon through
Sat-; Sun. 10 am. to 2 pm. gN.
APP PGSi 500 so. FT.-Exceiient
LEGATION for small \ loan business
new MT; Ri BiD S1oen; floor. sox6o #.
Will subdivide to suit tenant.
1O425 Fawcett St, Kensington, Md.
1861 Lee HWY. Ar. va.-New.
modern store; ideal for lunchroom
G. any other business. Call JE.
7i3 G ST. N.w.-Newly remodeied;
completely air-conditioned store:
SUITABLE any type OF business. Ma.
1898 Sth ST. N,w.-Modern front.
M HSyly f DEC Key at 1880 9TH ,a St.
1922 PA. AVE. N.W.-show window.
shop: suit. for hardware, variety,
at reas rent. WOODWARD g. NOR
RIS, Realtor. 723 goth st. NV,
CEE IN RlnaS LOCATION. res end i0 st.
n.w-spacious store, 2Ox55; park
Ing space: 500 mo: ST. 3-s561.
session Immediately. ALSO basement
store. Call Jim Craven. ARTHUR l.
WALTERS CO.. IA. $4,000. IA,
SMALL DNTwN. STORE, st. level
meg lab, rm.. wall counters. reg.
lister; ETC.: $50: DI. 7-S110 ewes.
1921 NJ STREET N.W.-Approx. 12z
45. plate-glass window: $40 mo.
incl heat and hot water. Apply Lee
NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K
downtown. eos N. Y. ave. NV
Store. 1Sx70: also parking space
Ideal for deIicatessen or any bust.
ness. DI. 7-3047.
1229-l233 Saith ST. NV. George.
town at Prospect ave. 3 stores
S140 or $50 each.
49I4 Wisconsin ave. NV. Large
store. full basement; $225.
700 9TH st. NV, at g st. Store
4 rms. bath: $50.
14o7 18th st. NV at o St: $50
1923 10th st. NV. Ma. s-05S7
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
store, approx. 20x40 it.. -SS5 pei
mo. Lge. store, approx. 40xS0 it.. or
n l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

2, 4 or 8 UnitS-1 Year Ole
Located in me-, excellent coloreo
section. fully occupied 1-bedroom
units. Oversize. rooms. separate en-
frances. individual gas heat. col
ored tile baths and colored fixtures
Tenants pay all utilities. Deep lots
to alley. Steel back stairs. Offered
at cost Of construction and ground
Call weekdays.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
173., K st. NV ST. 3-8SOO
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1901 CONN.
Washington's DISTINGUISHED
New Once Address

Washington's DISTINGUISHED
New once Address
Top-fioor suite with windows north
and west sides. Two connecting
private oftlces plus, storage room
area. Immediately avail.
For July LIST, Q four-room suite on
a direct lease. Smaller sublets i'm
mediatsly y,s ayai Il ls1 scorr
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1505 II at. NV. MA, S-2345.
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Bethesda

Choice commercial and Industrial
ground located on Wis. ave-, George
vile Pike and in Rockville proper.
Terms to suit purchaser or will
arrange building to suit tenant on
long term lease: Call Mr.. Laughlin.
EUGENE 2 GI ING n. 7SA2 Geo G5ggs:
ewes. and Sun. Oh. 2-1s00. -1o
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

w 80 b~N SA6b
ARLINGTON tWestover) attrac. Diet
brick .S-unit apt. close to schools,
or OIL. 2-5S67.
MISSIONER - 10-unit brick apis,
some furn.; mr.. shops. Req. $4,000
or more cash. OWNER. KE. S-4S15.
INvEsTORs-We have a store. with
below il NV. for sale at less than
Mr.. Gibson, LO. 1880, with NJ.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
ME. S-4100. -18
STORE AND g APIS, rented to one
party for $3.50 mo. Tenant remodel
with balance in one trust. Mr.. Ryan.
DE: 2-511S, with M. PAUL HAM
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. ME. S-41Oo.
REMODEL THIS; $50 18th st. ne
balance about $1,000 6o SEQ per mo-.
asking $2.950; LIss, ME-. s-e66s;
HOUSE, 1900 block Irving st. NV:
9 rooms l bath, .2nd floor: v bath,
LIST floor; k2 bath. basement; coal
as se as oa roaming Fso sst heus estates tear SEA
1903. AND 1854 18th ST. NE. -
Rented for years. to good tenants
Ct $50 each. will consider ~. GOO
SARRoLL, Real ~ Estate $iI5
Nichols ave. sc. 10. 2-0400; Sum-
i iGSS b ssas,:3ga APT Bit rr from
tFQncn nil heat. attrar terms. or
will consider trade for larger bldg.
or well loo. apt. ground or. other
ground; ready for immediate de-
g gsSItos 10 JOIN 95Soo L. ds SEt ti
STINT APT. BLDG. y -acre cor
wooded lot; located in nearby Mont.
Co.; income $4,680 per year; price
$24t, S5ro> TAMMARo. Rq; 2-y5 nsg;
very large. luxurious apis, some
with balconies; 1000 occupied and
under annual leases; gross rental
$4,000. per annum; S49,5O0 cash
required above INSURANCE ,uaac S soHmpManpy
SOLICITATIONS PEcEt OR iNvEsToRs--i
will sell 1924 18th place NV. for
only $500 cash. This is two.
story brick with electricity, rented
= bath or mode n heat. The l9ca,-
from Children's Hospital. G. G.
DUTY; 1924, Vermont ave., MA:
S-44S2 or EN-. 2-305@.
b uSrns new V gar sarde dini sype im a t
and and Q oathe ca. Approx.
approx. saa, 600. Just beyond EAST
s5R sna N Z dRs AVA; Evs ss.i bM
ANACSSTIA - 1O-year old. 6-family
unit, 3 rms. bath and screened
porch, tenant pay all utility; low
rental. S55 each. S33. 500. HART
MAN REALTY, INC. LU. 4-34oo'
DoWNTT Town CORNER - 8 stores.
900: net S22 900; requires 500, 900
cash. Brokers invited. Box 366-K.
1s40 RIGGS PL. N.w.-s furnished
$4,000 cash. balance like rent. DI.
7.5O15: ewes. EN-. 3-54O7..
AUNT BRICK apartment building.
all Esntsd nsar 6op 9o1 fnd REAI
DuufPoNT CIRCLE AREA-Det. brick;
extra lot lovely, private. furn.
apis; inc, $4,000 yr.; excel. net
return. owner mas given Dlog. spe-
cial care. Leaving city. Reas. cash
term on bal. Box 265-K. Star.
APARTMENT HOUSE, 1O-unit. brick;
approx. S10,S00 gross income: mr..
lge. shopping center. close in. Own
er must sell Immediately. GRETA
BROWN. ia. 2-7567.
500 #. of paved highway. with water
and sewerage. A real bargain for a
builder or an investor. Price. $780,
ADAMS, Bethesda. Md OIL. 2-9511
or OIL. 4-5201.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
| store. approx. 20x40 it.. -SS5 per
mo. Lge. store, approx; 40xs0 it.. on
ff formation e aa No VinsssSss W w b.
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1877 r. ].
ave. ne.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

DO4 O4N O14WO4G
Converted brick bldg, 4 apis. nicely
furn.: III health forces sale; al
reas. offers considered. Cali Mr.
Lynch. RE 1856 or La. 6-2757
with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
.sEALTORS
723 18th ST. NV.
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OPEN
REAL VALUE

3-year old brick rambler with full
GE kit with dishwasher, Disposal
and separate breakfast nook. Lge.
beoknIS,. tiled bath; deep Anchor
fenced lot FILA priced at only
= DIRECTIONS: Out washington blvd.
past Glebe I'd. to North Harrison ST.
risht to North goth ST., right to
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

PARCELS OF GROUND
10000 it.. and up. for lease in this
centrally located area. Can improve
for responsible tenant. GALLIHEF
& .HUGUELY. INC. Sherman ave
KENILWORTH AVE. at new bridges
on Frolick lane, $4,000 feet fenced
in, 2-story brick house on place
SEGAL, Ii. 3-2261. Evenings, JU
GEoRGETowN. corner bldg. of abour
1000 so. fl. on 2 floors. 2nd fl
loading. at grade from side street
panelled ONCE, 2 washrooms. entire
bldg. heated. $500 mo. A. M. ROTH
ROSsLYNwBrick bldg. of approx
$500 So, it.. incl. Office and 8 wash
rooms, plus shed space of 1850 so
it.. all sprinkled; 1880 So. #. Of
paved and fenced yard with yard
scale: in heavy industrial zone with
Gear siding. Vacant. A. M. ROTH
BEADENs Bur $4,000 50. IT
fenced yard. Heavy industrial, of.
fice 2 washrooms, 2 garages; SITS
mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
42nd AND r. l. AVE. N.E.-Comm'l
bldg, approx. 1,S00 50 it,. / fl
shop, warehouse, gar. etc. Immed
possession. Only 500. AP. 7-6302
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OPEN
: TREES AND FLOWERS

, All blend together to form a pic.
turesque setting for this most un-
usual center hall rambler in a high
" desirable North Arlington area
Over stSed liv. I'm. with f1repl. and
built-in bookcases, separate dining
room 3 bright bedrooms. 2 tile
Diet. brick garage. Executive trans.
Ter makes this beauty available fol-
sthe very first time at the reasonable
price of SEQ $50. Large 4eo CT loan
may be aSS;ssumed;; r
past Glebe I'd. to N. Edison st..
right to OUR OPEN SIGNS.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
gaze Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
ia 7-5200 Open Ewes. ia. 2-4141
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

pacity about 500. MINI. ave, Just
north of Benning I'd. ne. LII. f.
6143. is
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OPEN
SLEEPY HOLLOW

New brick rambler with 8 twin-size
daylight basement. side porch, dream
kitchen with diShwasher and dis
poSal: gently sloping. wooded lot
Only 2 blocks to new Sleepy Hollow
School. Outstanding value for this
popular area. with excellent f1nanc-
ing available.
DIRECTIONS: Arlington blvd. (Rt
500 to Seven Corners, then take
Sleepy Hollow I'd. to Kerns I'd, right
to OUR OPEN SIGN