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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30
Plans Completed For Dedication Of
NesO LasOsOn Lao Building Sunday

All plans have been COM
pleted for the dedicatorial
services of the new three
story Lawson Law Build
ing" erected on Gilmer Ave-
nue. at First Street, N. w.
Roanoke. This building, err
ected and owned by Attor-
ney Ruben f. Lawson, is
the first of it's kind to be err
ected in Roanoke by Ne
groes.
Beginning at 100 P. M.
Sunday, the following pro-
gram will be rendered: f. S.
Brown will serve as master
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30
NeaO Officers Are
Installed BY
NAACP Branch

Charlottesville Branch of
the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
Peoples held it's annual in
stallation of officers exer-
cises when it met in regular
monthly session at Carver
Recreation Center, Thurs
day night, January 81.
The meeting opened with
George E. Hardy, retiring
president, presiding. A re-
port was made by the chair
man of the Special Commit
tee that had been appoint
ed by the branch to confer
with the Joint Committee
for Control of Burley High
School relative to certain
inadequacies in facilities at
the school.
In the discussion that fol-
lowed the Special Commit
tees report, it was brought
out that certain of the de-
flclencies complained of by
the branch are being cor
rected by school authorities.
AT the request of Hardy,
the Rev. r. H. Hailstalk
conducted the installation of
officers ceremony.
Officers installed to serve
through 1854 were: Charles
D. Fowler, Jr., president /;
George q. Hardy, vice-pres-
ident; DR.. Marshall r. Gar
rett, M. D., treasurer; Mrs.
Geneva Anderson, executive
secretary; Miss Josephine
Lightfoot, recording secre-
tary, and the Rev. Henry
l.. Shegog, chaplain.
Fowler Immediately start
ed whipping the newly re-
organized body into shape
for functioning smoothly
with a minimum of delay.
His appointments of the sew
eral committee chairmen
were: Eugene Williams,
membership; DIR. Marshall
T. Garrett, M. d., finance !;
Raymond Bell, press and
publicity; Mrs. Matte Car
ter, entertainment; Mrs. Ro-
land Poindexter, community
coordination; George r.
Ferguson, legal redress; and
Rev. Benjamin F. Bum, ed
ucation. Chairman of the
public housing committee is
yet to be named, the presi-
dent announced.
Continued on Page Eight
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30

Bank of this city and passed
at Covey's Radio Service in
payment of a record player.
His mother and his sister,
Mrs. Marie Dickerson, went
his bond for $500 to guar
antee his appearance in Po-
lice Court to answer the
charges against h i m this
morning.
Fragmentary information
concerning the Incident is to
the effect that Miss Carter,
generally regarded as the
girl friend of Newman, To-
Gated him this morning
while he was on his way
home from the University
of Virginia Hospital where
he had been for treatment
of a sprained ankle. AS she
entered the home of Thomas
mother, Miss Carter called
to Mrs. Newman who was
hanging clothes in the back
yard, Give brought Tommy
home"
A few moments later
three shots rang out, and
the mother ran into the
house where she found her
son and Miss Carter laying
on either side of a small
table with a bullet wound
in each of their foreheads.
There were no signs of a
scuffle.
Newman was a veteran
of World War II. He was
indicted into the U. S. Army
on February 8, 1916, and
served to November 3, 1916.
when he was hororabIy dis
charged as private-first
class. He saw action in the
Asiatic Pacific Theatre.
A married man and father
of two children, Newman
and his wife have been sep
arated since 1947, she Ev-
ing in New York City.
Since their estrangement,
Newman has been under
observation and treatment
as a mental patient at a
veterans hospital. He has
also had several brushes
with the law since his re-
turn from the Armed
Forces.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30
ORGANIZATION FOR
RETARDED CHILDREN
TO BE FORMED HERE

An organization of pa
rents and persons interested
in physically or mentally re-
tarded children will be
formed Sunday, January 81,
1854, at 5 P. NJ, at the
Gainsboro Branch Library.
All interested persons are
urged to attend this meet
ing. For further informa-
ton, dial 3-3384-Mrs. Jene
Hale, or 3-8144-Mrs. Eve
lyn Pullens.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30
Governor Stanley's
Inaugural Address
Editorial from Richmond Tsmes-Dispotch

Editorial from, Richmond Times Dispatch
Governor Thomas B. Stanley got off to a reason
ably good start in his inaugural address yesterday al
though would be the with any Governor, we do
not happen to agree with all his recommendations
An incoming Governor is always faced with handi-
cap in that his the budget for the
next two before he himself takes office The re-
firing executive knows in general what his successor
wants, if the facts have emerged during the campaign
if the two have conferred the man who is being
inaugurated is normally dependent to considerable
degree upon the who precedes him.
Governor Battle made several budgetary recon-
mendations which he knew Governor Stanley wanted
him to make Yet the Battle budget appropriates almost
every cent of estimated available perhaps more
than wise since the budget is predcateed on the
assumption that total State for the general fund
will increase by 900 for the biennium This hav
ing been done Governor Stanley must either accept it,
or try to change it.
His proposal for modest increase in teachers sal
aries, and above the Battle proposals. case in
point This increase could be financed within the sums
already in the Battle budget according to Governor STAN
leys statement yesterday Some skeptcal this
and if they right the increases can only be put into
effect if money is taken from other department.
agency institution This is always awkward and diff
cult
The increase in the operating appropriation for men
tai hospitals making possible the $3.50 per capita figure
sought by Mr.. Stanley put in the Battle budget
and properly However these institutions are having
enormous difficulty keeping their top medical men, and
is questionable whether these key figures can be re-
tanned on the salaries the hospitals Offer under the
Battle budget.
Another appropriation which is in that budget and
which Mr. Stanley heartily endorses 900 900 for
2OObed addition to the hospital already under construc
ton at the Medical College of Virginia for tubercuous
Negroes. This should help to meet real need and aid
materially in reducing the incidence of threatening
disease.
There is reason, too to applaud Governor Staney's
references to absent voter frauds For the first time he
drops the word alleged in reference to these theveres
and speaks forthrghty of dishonest practices" He SAYS
ne is in general agreement with the recommendations
OF the Virginia Advisory Legislative Council for ending
these fragrant abuses and asks that they receive prompt
legislative attention"
In the matter of increase of one cent in the gaso-
line tax we fear that Mr.. Stanley has not made out
case 1t is estimated that the natural increase in
Continued on Page Four
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-30

Among the first to fecitote Virginios Governor
Thomas B. Stanley following his inaugural in Rich
mond. January goth was Sidney }. Phillips of Book
er Washington Birthplace. who among the
special Portico guests and is shown here greeting
the Governor following the inaugural address. Mr..
Phillips was an active supporter Of Mr.. Stanley and
lost fall.
Evening star., 1954-11-29

ARLINGTON
HssasSsasds:a desscssd: near 0G Fort Mysr, Navy
Annex. Pentagon: sli South Wayne
"; q. sei :. moaasSnIiER mIoaSIER. ia, 7-a4s4
CoLoRED - 1446 TAIRM0NT 81.
N.W.-i1 rms. s baths, auto; neat.
newly dec. Ideal for rooming mouse
$50 mo. JOSEPH :. Jsso gS1No, lNc'
COLORED $3.50 4l21 GEORGIA AVE.
N.W.-Lge. 6-rm. home, kitcnens,
z baths. nn:shsd bsmt: ArTanSg.sf6o TTapSg.foro as
RESETl spts;; s1Sa.S@3 seS,, @I' pess ess-aSai. "a oGo
C0LORED---5414 BLAINE ST. Ne
Mod. 2-bedrm: home; rent Win op-
tion to buy. DE. 2-311O. -S
COLORED OR WHITE; 18th st. ne
7-rm, house; gas heat; cony. ioca-
ton; vacant. Call Lu. 4-492Is;o
CoLoRED--s17 I4th ST. N.E.--3..
bedrm. brick home In this conyenienS
location; only S12;o0 mo; Wa osss sss-
SILVER SEW a. 4. easg. SSss Rsaltor. S or 80
C0LoRED--TODD PL. Me-. nr; 1st
and R; I ave- rms ssosg gas Soh hea1i "a
sss14f. l. V D. JOHNSTON ao5so W5o
CoLoRED-15e7 9Th ST. N.w.-1o
rms. and bath; $99.5o. CAN +. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. S-5020.
CoLoRED-as1 9th ST. s.w.--1o
rms. and bath; good qN eSndition; Yl00' lnso
MA $4,000 IL
Evening star., 1954-11-29

NEAR ARMY-NAyY COUNTRY cLgP
rambler: 3 bedrnis.. . baths, 15xS7
liv.-din. rm, with fireplace. 3 pic
ture windows, all electric kit. Yadi-
ant heat, paruuet floors. Brick
garage. Level lot with trees. Among
$4,000 homes, for only SIG; $50.
FRED ]. GEORGE, REAhTOE
IA. S-6T77 IA. 7-0l41
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Or SALINE. tceat.

COIORRDONE OF TEE BEST in
Brookland, II Yrs. old, built for
present owners; det. brk. and
frame. on hish ter, deep rear "a.
with additional bdrm. and powder
rm. on lst a.. mod. kit. hardwood
fls., liv. rm. with fireplace, oil heat,
garage; priced under $4,000, with
low down payment, well-fnanced.
v. d. JOHNSTON. HU. 3-4614; ewes.
me- CkR3f 20
Evening star., 1954-11-29
GI-ONLY $7OO DOWN
DISTRICT HTS. MD.

GI-ONLY $7OO DOWN
DISTRICT HTS, MD.
We now have q coy 4-bedroom bun
galow with full basement, fireplace
in living room and nice big lot for
only S13,950 but you better get that
Really M ~ CO. o. ST. ss s.7sss. A%2s %
NEW 2h BATH BRICK RAMBLERS
WITH TELEVISION ROOM
Mr.. NEW HAMP AND ETHAN
MOVE IF RIGHT IN
Observation-Disclosures
BIGGER AND BET lER
ONLY $4,000 DOWN
GRADES CoNSIDEREDl
. catSoiic Sohc q and elementary Schools.
Wide center vestibule entrance with
guest closet: spacious dining .rm,
22x15 living rm.. master bedrm.
with tile bath. and sliding doors.
Large bedrms.. huge closets. mercury
SWITCHES MT shoe II ..I racks: a.. Laundry g,dry
ssqsS: Sora soSdsa o Gn f
daylight. sround-ievel basement es-
pecially desisned for your rec. rm.
FABULOUS is YOUR
ELECTRIC KITCHEN
GE de luxe 12-cu. 1T. refgr., twin
oven range, dishwasher, disposal.
Price and financing most unusual.
Your opportunity. Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL J. WApLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
GI-$11, ,750-$600 Down
Attractive white bungalow; 2 bedrms.,
full din. rm., lge. fenced yard. fruit
tTeeS; anaMs IN rltS PllsSssant Hills Call MIR
Roger Moss, Realtor
HO. 2-b020. Ewes. UN: 4-5665
Evening star., 1954-11-29
ARLINGTON NORTH
CASH--ONIY 5000

DOWN for this 3-bedrm. brick Colo
NAL, neat on the inside, neat on
the outside. Featuring big dining
room, lovely kitchen with eating
space, center hall entrance, living
room with fireplace, handsome
paneled recreation room, aluminium
scsped corner lot. walk to trans
portation and schools. stones throw
from shopping. Above terms for vet
erans. GI approved ct S17.850.
Stratford Hills Area
Colonel's transfer makes available inn
mediately this 2-year-old immaculate
rambler In one Of Arlington's better
locations. 8 large bedrooms, lIa
baths, lovely living room with iire-
place, separate dining room. eating
space In de luxe Kitchen. fun base
sale SALE ii I ISa4.S5o. ~
GEO. Il. RUCKER co.
d
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES FOR R.sALE--MD.

LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick
kitchen: fireplace. aluminium storm
windows, Anchor fence; mr.. school;
$15.400. HE 4-S342. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. six-room
brick Colonial, basement. porch. fire-
place. Fort Meade. 15 minutes; D. c..
JOHNSON. wa. 7-5o50. 90
BUSINESS = RAMBLER :. Bargain.
almost 2 acres; miles past Gin
ton, Nd, Rte. s. LOYOLA INVEST
MENT h REAL EsTATE. LU; q
sssI LORRAINE DR.. CAMP sPGs..
Md. - Colonel's transfer releases
SEA- aa q "
GI APPROVED, College Park; brick
rm., separate din. rm., kit. 9 bed
rms, tile bath, full tiled bsmt. with
rec. rm., expansible attic: near
agricultural plant industry; beau,
tiful neighborhood; school bus and
bus to D. e: convenisnttiir nveistiirrS rSl3'7.0ls9l' 7.lsl
va os5% down. OWNER. I'VE
BRAND-NEw sls,e5o Cape Cod.
big bedTs baths S:rt sepaFsts E ca ain.
ventionai M finssncins Snsshis ps sVaiiable. LII LII
LARD REAL ESTATE, UN. 4-3052
LANGLEY PARK-S14, $50
HsAbL HRsAAMbLER: ssHi DAiYLidHT SEPfMi sAsEnENT; HiSr;
A REAL VALUE-G1 APPRAISED
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
Evening star., 1954-11-29

COOLIDGE SCHOOL AREA--7 rms.
room. a'fsi fully equipped. Must M e'0 see to 3
Sy Ssy Sun; Ss; . after pm. weekdays. IS
MI. PIIEaAtssANr-should FLEA a1 aS easily.
IsrEs s Tms row 0Es bshs IN neiaana Spenfld rm
5o 75S 0Aia Frank AK q T.. '5a pt1IIiPs. 4GIi; 5 81
7-1411; ewes. OIL. 2-4s34. 20
CHEVY CHASE, MIDDLE 2Os--Large
end lay; on, on lst H.; 9 bsdrms.. 2
not far from ST. Johns School at
27th and Military. I'd: FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. oL.
sEMf1ET. sEMaff11fET HOUSE. bedrms.. 2
ishing. rose garden: $21, 900; 1895
BRiARCLlFF-5.bedrm.. 4-bath, A.
yr.-old brick Colonial. built by Frank
8; Phillips: lift. library Tor bedrm.'
very Saios iov 4os 4o Sff FRANK ''ff J. sfh1nl1ps as
OWNER SAYS SELL English Tudor
4-bedrm. brick, centeE-hall home.
d. SSnn Can AVE- sIc6M Esrl 8 velgs aEsBER A
CHEVY CHASE, b. C:-stone and
redwood, 4-bedrm., 2h-bath house,
In excel: .cond., with DEN and POW
DER RIM. lst floor; finiShsd l1 1,,sa base. !.
SsRbEa afRs ERF REAhTY sfIlihf 'et9e Cue EN- ssoCS
caEyY cha1EE CHASE. D. c.-vacant. This
detached brick home with slate
roof has 6 rooms 2 baths, finished
below the market at $4,000. Call
WO, $4,000 tn 8 pm. EDWARD H.
JONES g. CO., INC. Chevy Chase
CRRvY CHASE. MD. - Bfandonew
e iarse screened porch. Suilt.in garage
and full basement. Well located and
tStion. Priced IN the mid-S2O. COOS.
& Ga 5oEs %2 ego e.. M, NJ! ohsHs S~ dRass ERw
BRRRSABY R wooDs-prilced for to-
days market. this newly listed at
tractive 3-bedrm., 2-bath home is
good Dob boy 1aTgs onenins N 70 aiee ysrd
Garage. storage attic. $26.500; Mr..
Barry. WO, 6-9243, with THOS. l..
PHILLIPS, WO. $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK. $19.750-Semi.
detached. exceptionally nice, best
location, near Bureau OF STANDARDS.
End floor has 8 bedrooms and 2
baths. Glassed-in sleepins porch;
sarge: nice lot. Owner, leaving
feTpr ansIGgS fST fSSTrSSY Ssas9aaeIs &C. osT EM
2-2326. Eyes. EN-. 3-0326;
room brick, 2-story Colonial. near
transportation. in quiet neighbor-
separate dining room. paneled rec
rni., completely equipped kitchen
Sai. 500 TERMS. CALI MR.
BALDRIDGE, OIL. 6.6S78, witt
THOs., J. FISHER d CO.. INC. DI
BoSRDiNG olSSRRiDTiiNG HOUSE property ant
furn.; II rooms, well furnished. Nict
income. Filled. Owner leaving city
OWENS REALTY. NE. ,.o S-oasa:
hall detached brick. home. close II
Conn ave-, Small den. and powdeil
room on 1st hoor: 4 bedrms.' :.
Sra. SfdnS Garly ca ynua possession. % II Low sasl
HUGHES, I'M. 2-S400.
CONN AVE, mr.. Military I'd. - De
tached brick Of bedrms.,. Q baths
modernized kitchen. Fairly price,
&t $S4,500o J. NELSON HUGHES
ufFERz FMi zsssGSi 5sS Sf.-4 Dedrms.. IN baths
ise; payment. t; only s1s.5o6. SSo5 5tf
st. NV, Spring 4.5S14. --29
6225 l2th ST. N.W.-Immac.. semi
det. brk., conv. to all services, 1
rms. 2h baths, ? h;-w.h.. built-iI
10 1SSf ssis. sdol 81. s9s5 l9assq5 TH nsE sszS -
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

- Brand-new brick
split-level with 4 lovely bedrms., .
Ssa,S5o. Ss5 " caii All coMMosSSwiEAITA
PROPERTIES. ia. 5-S968, 80
cash. including settle
ment. bal. like rent; attrac., mod,
$.bsdrm. rambler; % fmiiy eauipIpeo ppe
pesssssion. pes ssa assune e. 4s5555. So Joan S"0' S
ALEX, BY owner--I Ia-story house.
splendid loc.. adjacent to Harrington
and Parkfairfax; 2 bedrms., ground
a.: 2 rms. upstairs; quick transp. to
Pentagon or D. c.: close to stores,
schools. churches, bus transp; Lot. Lot.
houses; full dry bsmt. $15.25O
ALEX. AREA---Furn. s rms. plus
playrm., excel. cond.; S10.750. with
$1,000 dn. OWNER, Dunkirk 5-s9S7
ALEXANDRIA. near Belle Haven,
bedrooms. 2 baths, 1900 So. It..
attached garage. fenced yard. For
quick sale; SO down. Edsewater
IN y-0Ssoi CUSTOM BUILT subdivision
under completion. two 44-ft.. brick
ramblers with carport. nestled on q
wooded half acre: hot-water heat.
full bsmt; buy now s and choose oo, oysu your
S19,950. Located Of Arl. blvd. in
Fairfax County. BUILDER, "a
LORcoM LANE - Brand-new two
level brick and redwood home. fea-
TURNS bedrooms. 2h baths. In this
most desirable area. Fully equipped
Kitchen including. dishwasher. dis,
OF An0
dryer Brick garage. Only $24 $50.
Call COMMONWEALTH PROPER
TIES. ia. 5.896S. 80
$i4,T50 will buy from builder newly
built, expansibie, Cape Cod. po-
tential 4-bedrm. home. Full bsmt..
near schools; down payment open
Falls Church area. ia. 2-2171;,
FALLs CHURcH-s19. .s5o--2 blks.
to st. James: Q beautifully land
scaped lot .l25x125 surrounds this
lovely brick Cape Cod. liv. rn1..
firepl., din. rrn., 12-ft. kit. knotty::
pine cabinets, 2 lge. bedrnis; tiled
bath. lge. finished End mr.; oil NV.
bsss sss IUc1LEE g H1e'es5 Sook. e0If SE gRss
aYREkrSGTSN, XII SisrSs N.-s1s.5oo. OF ap-
proyed-A lovely. spacious 4-bed-
room, 1h-bath center-hall Colonial,
gracious living room, dining room
Kitchen, screened porch. large LIST,
fir. bedroom. "a bath: 2nd fir.. 3
twin -sized bedrooms. tiled bath,
bsmt., Oil hot-water heat; lovely lot.
LUCILLE COOK. JK. 2-3272, JE.
ANNa4SDALE ANTa2eniA AREA--s-bedrm. brick
rambler; full bsmt., sep. din. I. As
sumo S14 300 G1 loan: Just S17,950.
J-W REALTY CO.. ia. S-1STS..
GI APPROVED--S13.900 mr.. Lake
Bancroft: 500 dn;: 3-bedroom
beautifully Handicapped corner lot;
liv. rm.. 12x22; lge. fully equipped
kit. and din. area; disposal; ex-
haust fan: drop stairway and avn
ings. BY OWNER. JE. 4-12s2
N. ARLINGTON = Unusually attrac.
4-bedrm., brick, Cape Cod, with rec
rm.; $4,000. Trades considered
J-W REALTY CO.. IA. 6-1S7S.
NORTH ARL.--4 bedrooms, 2 baths
good conditions; block to schools
and bus. Sl4.o50. GI or convsn.
tional. Call COMMONWEALTH
PROPERTIES. ia. 5-S96s. 80
NEAR ARMY-NAVY COUNTRY CLUE
View Of the Capitol from this bricl
rambler: 8 hedrnis., 2 baths, 15x2i
liv. .-din. rn, with fireplace. 3 pic.
ture windows, all electric kit. radi.
ant heat, .parouet floors. Briek
garage. Level lot with trees. Amonf
$4,000 homes, for only $26 $50.
FRED ]. GEORGE, REALTOR :.
ia. S-6177 ia. T-Vi4l
Evening star., 1954-11-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HYATTSvILLE-4 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., near st. Jerome's, lge. lot. Ga.
rage oil h.-wh.. $12.75O; small
down payments, list trust. ARTHUR
CARR AGENCY. AP. 7-977o; eyes.
MAJ SyAEIi II RrLIsDEscel. Isl0E sarm
brick. Lge. liv. rrn., drepl.. lge.
din. rm., bsmt., oil h.-w.h., porch,
garage, fish pond. shaded lot: GI
approved. under $4,000, $500 down.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-505O.
TAKOMA-No cash to vet. Why
pay rent when you can own this
lovely home SO easily; det. brick
with slate roof: new-house cond. /;
5 rms. f2 bedrms.), tile bath. full
basement, big screened porch.
Anchor fenced: beautiful trees; fine
neighborhood with every convent
ence. -$l4,650.. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, Dr. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL 2-4S34.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

3432 DIX ST. N.E.-o rms. brick.
Oil heat, garage. Sale by OWNER.
BLK. 10 new PROV. HosP.-4317
18th pl. n.e.-Nice brick 2.story
semidet. 8 large rms, liv. rm., din
rm.. equipped kit; 4 big bedrms.
1h baths. Rec. rm:, bar, gas h.-w. h
HE. $500; eyes. RA. | s-s47s. W.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Fully equipped. Apply 1910 Addison
rd:. Fairmont HEIGHTS. Md.
RESTAURANT, beer and wine. on
fs 9S9d reas nDe only ri sass ssss
good lease; opens 5 pm. daily; doing
foli; very proftabie; ideal ior man
and wife or 2 partners; beautiful
equipment; priced $35, 900; terms,
$4,000 cash; balance $3.50 monthly.
incl. ~ interest. BOB HoLLANDER.
MA. S-9743. II
GROCERY-vARIETY sTORE-Must
sell; excellent corner loc.; low rent;
make effsr Tuesday for real bar
gain. 1884 e st. s.e.. corner KY.
ave. and e st.
DRIVER. pull house trailers, selling
truck and lease with insured COM
pany. WE. 5-6325.
FOR RENT, lot for Christmas trees;
corner 3Sth and Mass. ave. NV.
Busy location. Wo. 6-0319. a
WHAT ARE WE OFFERED for this
modern brick store and apt; EQUIP.
ISr grocery no competition: man ss 1:.aj u POO
cT; VICTOR eaf5 D1cKEY.. AP:' AZ 7Dsoso. e us 3
TAVERN FOR SALE: c license: very
phone DI. 7-0213; night and sun
day, LU. 1887. 3O'
TAVERN. with living quarters: good
location in nearby Va. A.B,C. Il
cense. OF and ON sale: seats SO;
fully air-cond. This is real money
vii SELL oSaef sisooe Fses With sH
sGow GS appt With Y YEoNzs assefs REAi4Y fa "a
$4,000. ia. 7-1243. 20
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
U. 8. Rte. 301 between Marlboro
and Waldorf at Cheltenham. Md. A
model station, excellent location,
an opportunity to take over q pro-
fsa flsapls e, bgsineSs sAsss,s on $ for basis
RESTAURANT FOR RENT, corner 9Th
st. NV, NE. S-0516. 80
RESTAURANT, liauor, upper Wis.
ave.; seats 100; air-cond.;. we'll
equipped kitchen, incl. walk-in box,
distinguishing machine, etc. Closed
Sundays. Price, $4,000; terms,
Exclusive. EXCLUSIVE l411 Pa. ave. NV. HA'
REssTfAAiGjRANT.L1ouoR - Busy S9 Sc.
opens at II am. This is an ideal
place 1or an ltallan restaurant and
cocktail lounge. Price, S22,500; at
tractive terms. W. E. THRIFT, Ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA.
kEsfAfiRANr = Liquor: carry.out
window; located in area OF large
mkt: heavy bar business; present
owner closes at midnight: closed
Sundays. Just the place for 2 hard
working fellows. Price, $50. 1000:
terms. $500 cash down. W e.
THRIFT. Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave.
nv; ma; S:9743; 80
shop: 5 chairs; rent $50 mo. incl.
heat and water. Same owner Is
yrs; retiring. Price. $4,000. w. E
THRIFT, Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave.
DRY CLEANING SToREs-one With
equipment and one Just pickup
store. both. now doing business;
$1,000 cash for either store or
best offer. Sun. RA. 3-S746. week
days LU. 1-9414. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-29
,LaSaIIe Park

IdOdlIE + dIK
NEAR 10th AND vARNUM sTs.
some On ds se lc sirat H. re- orlca T
fireplace with mirror; spacious din
rm., mod. kit, powder rnn.. screened
sitting porch. Second a., 8 Ledrms.,
lge. tiled bath, floored attic with
disappearing stairway. Full base
ment which includes recr. rm. with
fireplace and bar, maids rm.. lava
windows and doors throughout. Gas
a.-c. heat, slate roof. fenced-in rear
yard Custom -made draw dr9pes In
iiv. rm. and din. rm. included with
this house. Shown by appointment.
Call Mr.. Sadler. AID. 2-S656.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 x st. NV. ME. s-43as
Evening star., 1954-11-29
VETERANS

= UIIJ OGII bI. N N.E. .
No cash down and monthly payments
less than rent. Attrac. semidet. 81
bedrm. brick. Modern kitchen, sep.
dining rm., full basement, gas heat.
Located near new Providence Hos
pital. Call for appt. Mr.. Shuman.
DU. 7-7595.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
Evening star., 1954-11-29

VA---S65O DOWN
412. $50 buys this four-year -oid brick
semiGet; nome; ION S you s ere Itr,a0 Boy Nv, nv.
are paying more In rent than your
monthly payments would be to buy
this home. Call Mr.. Ryan. Ju.
MARSHALL J, wAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
MACARTHUR BLVD. NV.
Demidet. home; 8 rms. bath. rec,
rni.. p6rches: gas h.-w.h.; newly
DECOR, reas, priced terms.
"A. d. CRUMBAUGH
Ae0S wis. Ave. Realtor. Wo. 6-l364.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
ONLY S1l.500

OANII vi ,UVV
FOR GI 3O-YR. LOAN
RIGGS RD., Mr.. CHILLUM Pr. "a
block new synagogue--Pastel deco
rations in this almost new 2-bedrm.
brick home with fine kitchen. large
separate dining rnl., spacious liv-
ing rm, exceptionally large master
bedrm.. full bsmt.: beautiful rock
garden In Anchor fenced yard Near
shopping, bus
tion rm.; near Eastern and New
Hamp aves. Call Mrs. Kohn. RA.
6-S943 Price. $12,225.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1954-11-29
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA-Street-leveI offices and
warehouse space. MR.. ROBEY eve
nings. OIL 6.7464, -29
i5O.FT FRONTAGE BY 1O0-ft. depth
on busy Takoma Park thoroughfare:
KASs.BERGER INC. I'm. 3-s1 90.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
SUITLAND, MD.
4-FAMILY APT.

Modern semi-det. brick bldg. Gross
Terms. r. g.. BLACKSTONE. Real
tor. 1918 18th st. NV, Ma. $1,000
or OIL. 4-67O7, -2Q