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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs


RESTAURANT, downtown corner. nr.
hquor; same owner IL Srs. retir.ng.
Total price, $4,000. with $1,000
On. W. z THRIFT, exclusive. l4lL
Ps. ave. nv. Ma s-s743 or uN.
4-T327. III
HERNDoN. VA. Owner desires 70
sell inventory Of . going plumbins.
heating and hardware business in
town OF Herndon, Long-term ease
Of bldg. also available. Excel bus.
oppor. for someone IN q rapidly
growing town. HERNDON REALTY
AGENCY Herndon 361 or 4S7.
RESTAURANT, located SIT OH ct.
NV, next to Shubert Theater; we'll
sauipped; i1o closed can buy for only
teost Sa5,00ul. Very easy terms.
Long lease. Liquor available. BOB
HOLLANDER. exclusive agent for
owner OF building. Ma. S-9543.
lis
GROCERY AND MARKET-S6. 500
SeppMPL. owM1T w1TH TERMS; LOW LOW
RooMING HOUSE, IA rms. $40
pas pSn sps sa'ns ssfAsss ssSms e osssp sss9
KEAcH q PuRcELL. Ex. 3-24l2
GUEsTHoUsE, LIST d. rented comm,
plus 10 bedrms., 51s baths; parking
for s cars: profitable inc. Some.
thing different. Info, call
kEACH & PURCELL. Elk. 3-24l2
RooMING HOUSE, on Conn. ave,
nicely furn.: 8 rms: oil heat; gar:
rent, SOS; rent. 8 rms. S176, plus
kEacH s1Ea fPs Z p6keghL 81 eqa, terms. EI. seas
re5tset Htsa.IsTc teE NqEsINa SpsSRy s HONE OR Of
from Wash, D. c., overlooking
baths, individual heat control and
year-'round air cond.: built In &
wings with wide corridors con-
Verging on large lobby, din. rm.
and kitchen area. Each room leads
also. K, covered porch. This ele-
CANT place is completely and beau
tifully furn. with wall-to-wall car.
peting and includes din rm. and
kit. equipment. Priced below actual
cost. sIEEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR.
1883 WIS. ave. NV, EN-. 2-4232.
LUMBER FIRM
interested in securing additional
funds on one-year personal note
or stock issue basis. to be used
for increasing sales to accredited
builders in the Washington area;
private money desired with interest,"
payable semiannually. Box 325.M.
Star. IA
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SEELYES

A VERY CozY BAR, beer and Iiq,ior.
Inc. 81. 900 wk., 6 days; air coid.
seats 80; surrounded By ONCE
bldgs., hotels and business estGb,
Rent, $500; good lease. Price OF
$4,000 includes lie. and stock.
- Stainless stesi ana
sun. $500 down.
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Sb0o VI,
Price. $1,000: down, $4,000. Good
NV. location. Bargain. -
LIQUOR -REsT.-ssbo to 5000 VII,
Rent. S140. incl, apt. I rms. and
seSo seS1o 70 nssS $3.50 mo mo- from from msshS.s alss Ss.
Stats so: stock value, $500 incl.
Only $4,000: down. $4,000; bal,
500 month. 4
BEAUTY sHoP-'Moneymaker" Inc,
900 mo-. BY OWNER. L.ong Rs-
tablished with neighborhood trade.
Price. S3.500: down. $1,000; bal.s
$50 mo. y
coLORED - REST. AND BEER r.
Rent, S110; inc. $500 wk. Air.
cond. Price, $4,000; on terms.
SMALL SUPPLY BusINEss-whole-
sale and retail Established &C.
'' '''' "a
BOOMING HOUSE. 18th and r Ste.
n.w-I3 rooms, 3l2 baths. Inc,
$3.50, plus 3-rm. apt. for owder,
Price, $1,000; down. 5000. VERY
CLEAN.
l2 LIQUOR RESTAURANTS, All
cd fA
ence.
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SPRINGFIELD. MD.

SPRINGFIELD, MD.
Large brick home, consisting Of .
bedrms.. Q baths, Q lavatories. liv.
rm. with fireplace opening onto
screened porch, family-sige din.
rm and modern kitchen: semidet
recr. rm.; one-car attached ga
rage: S226 mo. Immediate occu-
G. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EN-. 3-4460
Week Ends and Ewes, AID. 4-6l16
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ARLINGTON-BELoW, MARKET
TO RIGHT TENANT-2-bedroom
brick. slidins-do closets, floor-to-
ceiling windows, redecorated, COM
pletely modernistic, complete kitch-
en- with washer. OF. 1854.
BELOW ALEXANDRIA
4-bedrm.. 2-bath, masoonery home,
full bsmt.. lse. lot. rear of Mt.
Vernon High School. 1M mi. D. c.
side Of Belvoir, S116 mo.
LEGATo REALTY CORP. JE. 2-7e01
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BETHESDA, 11s southbrcok lame
ssnssF Sres hom. wsFs rs na s.h S
in garage. Open for inspection. See
1881 L st. NV. MA. s-o3s4
III
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Parkwood--Conv. to NH; newly dec.
rambler, 3 rms, bsmt.. attic: S116.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. bunga-
low; equip. kit: close to shopping
and bus: S110 month
3 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: equip. kit; bsmt.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-94oO. --i7
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 293l Kama
lay, hr.,, sac, sx5o6 porch; excel cond. Now
ssO9 Rittenhouse st.-open for in
rm., gar. oil heat: $3.50.
$500 3ath Sly rms. bath. ga
rage; $3.50.
11s2 Military semtd.t. brk., Q
rms, Ia baths sIassed and heared
porch. gar. oil heat. Show by
appoin sment only: Sl35.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave-. OIL. 7-2777.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANIED-DIsTEIBUroR for new
auires initial Investment Of Sc, 800;
Investment secured. xx. 2-0o5e.
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Ask for MAJOR qARvEY
at THE BRoADMooR desk.
OTHER LIsTINGs ,

AIR CoNDITIoNED-Newly
redecorated foyer. LIVING room.
bedroom, modern kitchen-din-
ette and new modern bath in
an unusually Immediately
maintained and well-mAnaged
newer building near 10Th ana
Harvard sts NV. AccI. III
ness and prolonged HOSPITAL
igation. owner will make nD.
eral concession in price ana
terms for IMMEDIATE SALE.
ATOP CONN. AVE, HILL
THE MENDOZA, 2220 2otn
st, n.w.--Delightful. 2 and 3
bedroom apartment homes de- de-
signed for gracious living eno
Entertaining in this we'll
established. elevator building
lust / block east of Conn. ave:
bus and Just l block north OF
Mt. Pleasant streetcar lns
Cwhen the buses and street.
cars run. that Isl. New mod
ern Kitchens and baths, ASK
us about these apertment
homes in this excellent ana
convenient location.
UPPER CONN. AVE vIcIN-
ITY-We have 4 remarkably
interesting 1-bedroom apart
ment homes In excellent con-
dition within q stones throw
Of upper Conn. ave. Shops
and the Conn ave. bus. 3 OH
these apartment homes hAys
a den Cor second small bed
room5 on the living room.
Each has kitchen-dinette.
Approx. so other equally
desirable and attractive apart
ment homes are aveilAple ior
purchase through the exclu-
Sive listings Of this once.
For details and for ePPt,.
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ApAkTMnNTs WANTED

responsible position.
;esss S.s vel -. tpf1,sh.e !. ssrs.ssst ss,sas, o.
! roundings, WITH parking. within
reasonable distance from End and
mo. Write sziS. ilth ave. Hyafts-
VILE, Nd Apt 202.
2 REFINED ADULTS want 4-rm.
apt. Upstairs in pvt. home With
utilE. unfuTn. No other rooms.
Aug. Goth. IA. 1873 after 8 pm
OWNERe ATTENTION.
] have good (whfteD tenantl Tor
furn. er unfnrn; spss; in u. 2.
Rees. fee. Call hANDkLs AD. =
3400.
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BECOME REALLY
INDEPENDENT
Some Apis. for Rent With
Ontino tn Rl1v

older couples: why live
with the children Enjoy graciou,
living in your own little home in .
cooperative flreproof all-brick apt
bldg. Nr. bus and shopping. Modern
and luxurious living at minimum
of expense. Phone US and see fol
yourself. Mrs. Braden, IA. 7-QS7t
or ia. S-6b76, 80
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

across the country safe stoIage IN
separate rooms: expert pecktne
ACE CO. NC Esta6iishs6 1900
LIGHT HAULING. local moyinE;
beaches . specially 8 l. MORRIS
TU 2-lf6O or Ii. 6-2sS9
CHESTER MOVERS. ige. or small,
we do them all; clean and careful.
81 $3.50. Ia 9-01l5 ewes.
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates: exper. men: - hr.: I-bedrm
apt. $50; closed vans: ms 10 l.
MOVING AND HAULING. day o.
night; expert handing: reasonable
MAI TRANSFER CO.. moving and
hhaIling. 7 day and nisht. CAL. a Al.
HARSis MOVERS insured van ssrv-
ice, 2 experienced white men. s. hr
EDELMAN MoViNG. AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your. moving. stor-
age. Reas. ia. e-2937: eyes,, IA.
0~lE4Os 40
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Mr.. N. Capitol and N. Y. Ave.
Fivs-bedrm., a-bath home. LIST A..
large entrance hall. liy. rm. With
TsSpd nnS d.b ssSs ss6 Sn mo RE- Heat mScsrn Sos nsssr
sss and else. included. shown BY
Sullivan Brothers
lSs0 X q. NV. Nh. a-Aee1
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BURLEITH

West Of wisconsin ave-, close
to Western High and ele-
mentary schools; row brick:
8 rooms and bath q bed
rooms). screened porches;
built-in garage; Ras heat;
available now; rent, S126.
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Foyer. living room, kitchen: Q BED
ROOMS, bath. Under $4,000.
Large foyer, living room, library.
dining room, kitchen; 2 BED
ROOMS, 2 BATHS. Wired Tor ar
immediate sale.
Reception hall, large living room, IL
brary. dining room, pantry, Kitchen;
3 BEDROOMS, Q BATHS. Wired
for air conditioning. Reasonably
priced.
Call MRS. Kraft, DE. 2-0671. or
RANDALL H. HAGNER q CO;
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-36UO
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COOP. APTs. FOR SALE
NAYLos GARDENS oecupan'

NAYLOR GARDENS - Occupancy
about Aug. IS; 2. bedrms., wing, 3
exposures; ideal loc. LU. 2-s8s9.
. BEDRMs.. nv. rm., kitchen, bath.
$4,000. OWNER, WA. 7-s770.
1000 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
bbeddS5eom apt. Furnished. Cali M
The IRaiRoApMooR-can woodl.,
6-S176, for an appointment to In
spect q very luxurious. spacious
tswo,bedFoom, two-bath apartment
WILLIAM W Z. sPicER. Exclasive
agent. Hibbs Bldg. ST. 3-596s.
TILDEN GARDENS--A most delight
iul 1-bedroom apartment with
29-ft. living room. dining room
and up-to-date kitchen with, all
new equipment. Eauitahly priced;
5erRs Nelson osPefslSR auaH e ER asaoS
TILDEN GARDENS-New listings Of
one Of the largest apartments in
this outstanding cooperative. 1t
comprises a full wing, with nice
entrance foyer, living ROOM, sun
room. dining, room. kitchen; 3 bed
and bath. a most desirable apart
possible. Inspection by appointment.
j. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-s400.
S. ARLINGTON-1st floor corner
apt, living room, bedroom. sep
arate dinette, bath; $S,s70. $500
down, S69.47 mo. incl. mainte-
nance, utils. taxes and ins. For
appt., TU. 2-36O0. Ext. 502.
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY
DESIRABLE COOPERATIVE APTS:
For Sale, in Excellent NORTHWEST
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Thos. J. Fisher & Co.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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lst floor contains attractive study.
immense step-doWn living room.
dining room and modern kitchen.
Built-in garage. large paneled play
room. 2h baths, attractiyely land.
Memorial MSiiaroIsi SridIe. convenisnt oa g
schools. S17b per mo-, win give
.ease. Must be shown By appoint.
WAsHBURN d MAIZE
s27 New York Ave. N.w- IT. s-ae1B
COLORED-4sI1 5th On. NV
Good income: partly furn.: close to
schools and tramp; 3 baths, ga
rage; fenced I'd. $3.50. wo. 6-593s
coLoRHeS-ATTRAc. 81 deeii s-rm. uniurn. &
esi sssion; n0S sioo m mo. II. t s-Ssss. ia IA.
coLLooiRSEiD-ssos NJ ST. N.w.-s
GUARANTY REALTY NC, 1923
con6EEDnsI 1atb Ii ns MAaafs M aiGssT 81. NJ NJ
THos;, P. Brown. els 4th st.
coToREhLs AZ; Eh: s;eSaSb eMSaoSbERN. v.,i-.aTT,u. aT
2-bedrm. houses on Golden St.
S.su ~ III q and ioS. p0asa aa l. SS NSt
to be torn down for o long time.
Key at 931. or phone ma. S-e2b7.
coLoRED-47s Z ST. s.w.-e.Tm.
mod, home; qne; 500 mo. ST. a-g4Ss'
coHoREb@s 81 sil1o0 BKDRMs. - aa Accept
apartments. Call Sat-. SUM-. Ex; s.
CoLoSRED-sss 81 X ST. N.E.-s apts.
500 mo. no. 2-s14l or Ma: 8.
CSSaIsoShEp-ssos 18th ST. NE
3 rms: 2 inclcsed gorchss. Cony;
location. Sl26. can after $3.50
conoRHS&BPzufifHE sR MSa pa 2ii}so l.rs. is resi-.
dence in NV. suit. for large family
or commercial use. win consider
tenant with option to buy. Cali
CoIoRRE2D5MobEAUT. AFT. over store
on Georgia ave, consists Of a
bedrms.. Lily. rrii. din. rm.. kit,
for lease to qualified tenant. RIA.
CoIcRiD-LaE. sJsoi 1s-nM. brk. blde.,
bids,, make oiief. Also. II7 u
Carolina ave: Sc; 9 rms; $1l0.
cSGcRRSS&o! AG6sRRhcA 3 G9; is.P Rl' 81. zieISlwi IH.lw
s5DDEN, si5Pi srisa. &. a.s7;o7.r s.; rm' LOUIS
COLORED - BROOKLAND - De-
tached 5-rm. BUNGALOW. Open from
1 It'll dark, Sunday. 1925 jackson
st.. ne. Ultramodern kit, storm
windows. recreation room, oil hot:
water heat; I blk. 70 bus and and
sIS iiaSSfr; ~ s,7o1s f. or M Ml.. Msiss Sh%
CoLORED-163 11th ST. Me-
Vacant; g rooms and Q baths with
auto: gas heat; $110 mo. HoL-
LANDER, HE. 4-e6I7 or Elk. 3-340s
Mon.
/ 10 Quincy place n.e.-6 rooms. 2
baths and garage; $116 monthly;
new auto. heat.
CoLoRED-N.W.
1852 Perry pl. NV. 9 rms, re-
wssaisrs wssssSffsss Ssfsnt RRxIqH' 2ql' Ra seo ossoo
CoLORED
Ala JEFFERSON ST. NV.
3 rms, bath; gas h.-w-h.; $12b
aoIM IMAlEsssHgA.LI,, e Z. I, !, !, wArIE CO. oaoo.
COLORED
40 o st. n.w.--6 rms, bath; gas
h.-w.h.; newly decorated; $50.
2227 18th .pi. n.w.-5 rms, bath;
elec., latrobe heat; $50
244 ? st. n.w:-6 rms, 5 baths; oil
h.-v'h.; s1i9 l,I2v r,NNra
1929 11th St. NV. NO. 7-4907
COLORED-HOME VALUES
1884 3rd ST. NV rooms. kit.
bath, h.-w.h.: SS5.
1864 INGLESIDE TERR. NW.-Row
brk;:: 9 rms. Q baths; full bsmt.;
1s45 sEAToN pL. N.w.-s rooms.
ess Harvard st. NV rooms.
bath: $50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Ma. s-5020 Realtors sos n. Cap. st.
NAT ~~-~
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North Arlington
3-Bedroom Colonial

with sun porch and garage: S166
per mo-, plus utilities: suburban To-
cation; conv. to shopping, schools
and busline.
M. T. Broyhill g. Sons.
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For details and for ePPt,.
20 inspect. call MAJOR oAH-
XEY with

EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO
COOP Apt Authority since 1890
RES, NO. 7-e677
C0LORKD = ATTRACTIvE Co.0P
ERAT1vE AFT, 2 b.r., $40 mo,
lps 6S.n 1:a sS = tSs ma nsaas.nssss, kss:. soS,
RRyHntS RRH. tS-aS7.1 1sfcr IN. ne6sslRsoA.' b ''' .
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LORCOMLANE
AREA

good -size bedrooms on 2nd floor.
LIST floor contains attractive study.
immense step-down living room.
dining room and modern kitchen.
Built-in garage. large paneled play
room. 2M baths. attfaetively land
scaped lot In an attractive, quiet
neighbofhood, Is minutes from
Ms%S,i ,ss1S ,,5 ssidS: Ger GSnvsniips o T .ts ::
ease. Must 30 shown by appoint.
"sIt S9yh euprYpu q, arAYzr
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1921 GIRARD ST. NV.
8 ROOMS. DU. 7-9687
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AL STERN
HOME WITH INCoME

house business, colored.
Cor bldg. Most conv. location in
D. c.: hedrms., complete, Q KITS.
over $500 q mo. income and LIST
Il. rms. t3) can be occupied By
owner rent free: Lease transfer.
able. 6acrince. $3.50. HU. 3-6547.
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WOODACRES, MD.
Mass Ave Extended

ia CHESAPEAKE 81. B.E.-Brick.
yrs. old; 8 bedrms., all.elec. XII,
din. rm.. liv. rm. o bsths, fun
bsmt,; feneed-in yard. Call 10.
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AMER. Univ. PARK - Red brick
Ssens S:dn. ia fSiss asss soo sssssn.a
porch, lge. kit, new stove, Tefgr. !;
paneled rec. .rnn., det. gar. Call
Barbara Richards, OIL. 2-3492.
JAMES L. DIXON b CO., ST, B.
ARL.-New 2-bedrm. duplex: dble.
closets; picture e. windSsT. ffs lily, liy. t.,a and
and water. (Arnly colonel rents LIST
fioor.) IA, 7-2349. --22
CLEVE. PARK-3-bedrm. det. brk.,
gar, scr. pch., rec. rm.; excel.
schools, transp.; $3.50. EN-. 2-2156.
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WONDERFUL

Selling-Financing-Business Places
sol woodward Bldg.
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DELICATESsEN STORE that does
$1,000 q week business. 6 DAYS q
week store: easy terms.
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|sll0 "a MIN. PENTAGON ~ NOW
RENTED FOR S140 MOI Once IN
. lifetime opportunity: 3 bedrms.,
fuM bsmt.. immaculate condition.
Immediate occupancy. Call IA.
sfLyeS nIyffs ssSfNa-opsn = ina a.e. 1851
Keller St.. near Glen Haven School;
2.bedrm. brick rambler. full bsmt,
Ike new. Reduction to good tenant,
option 70 buy Il desired. JAMES
= MAHoNEY, HU. 3-54io.
GEORGETOWN, facinR. psrk--Newly
CsonsS Sd%srwintss5 .sss.n srsq1 $50
Three bedrooms. 3 baths, garage,
$3.50. Open Sunday. 2700 N street
BETHEspA-s rooms. Q baths, ga
rage. basemsntss feneed-in yard.
svEsse sseffH srRsGcsps fsSs fsi5sa1c cod. s2ad good
ccieSviiie I'd and Ga. ave-: iiy. rni,.
din. rm., kit, 2 hedrms. and bath
ON LIST fioor; large bedrm. and play
room or den on 2nd fioor; full bsmt
NsH sss sn,s. Nv; S i9r1sSs rnn isrss uts;T, swr
painted; vacant; $40. Phone FE'
s10--Cute 1-bedrm. bunEaiow. nr.
East Riverdale nreheuse; contact
Mrs. Murray. 6220 beth ave-. Riv-
FAIIs cHURcH-4 bedrooms. q
baths: center hall brick. large. rms,
level. lot; elementary school q blks
81. log 9fRIiHRLxWSs-.ssV ar S-sV7T; rooms center,
ami, bsmt., Q porches, fenced
22O3 You pi. Sc. LU. I-34ep.
lN76 PER MO. COnv, TO Andrew
Lee. 4-bedrm. brk. home; with
bsmt. ST. FADE st., Seat Pleas
ant, Nd. Get key at 6S06 FADE st
McALLIsTER AGENT.
lDfSTRICT HEIGHTS, 1914 Halleci
st.--4-bedrm. hime.. with bsmt;
walk to parochial and public school
Children welcome; S125. McAlLlS-
TER AGENT, 10. s-5660.
rm., Its-bsth. 2-story apt. home
S13S.B0 incl utils. except elec
Open Sunday 1 to o. Dr.: 0eorgir
to Forest Glen I'd, left TO Glen ave
right 10 Holman. right TO 2602
MAR9TELLER Real Estate, JU. D.
ILGE. bkK. NOME, nr. school. shop
center and pentAgon, to propel
psrty. Zee By sppt.. Edsswatsr O.
sfHSxHTs fHSxHTs. rLxAsANr. Gregory xsts.-
gemidet,; 4 bsdrrns., hy: rm., din
eEea, AZ. Reas. Ssnt. N. T-S1P7
IL N-T1Uv,
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MD.-2-hedroom brick
home; newly redecorated; Bendix
kitchen: @ IarEe Wooded ,od lot; 'inSin off main
thoroughfare: near schools, etc.
Congenial neighborhood. Available
about Sept. /. Cali Lo. 4-0765.
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CoLoRED-16s 11th 81. NE
Vacant: 8 rooms and 2 baths with
auto. gas heat; $110 mo. HOL-
LANDER. HE. 4-6617 or Elk. 3-340S
10 Quincy place n.e.-s rooms, 2
baths and garage; S116 monthly;
new 9utu. heat.
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Acknowledge for Peace

The United States has made another
effective international move in support
of the Presidents atoms for-peace pro-
gram. The move consists of shipping
abroad-to % countries in every part of
the globe-comprehensi technical IL
braries of nonclassif1ed data on nuclear
energy and it's applications.
AS described by Chairman Strauss
of the Atomic Energy Commission, each
of these gift collections contains the
equivalent of documents that would fill
$50 feet of library shelving. But the
size of the thing, though imposing, is its
least important aspect. It's real sig
nificance. in Mr.. Strauss words, rests
in the fact that it is making available
to scientists and technicians in many
lands mot only information unique to
nuclear reactor technology and nuclear
physics, but also the recorded impact of
atomic energy in the fields of chemistry,
metallurgy ceramics, electronics, biology,
agriculture and day-to-day health"
It is this sort of knowledge that must
be spread around the world, and taught
and learned by ever-increasing numbers
of people, before the atoms for-peace
plan can be put to work on large scale
for the benefit of all nations. Clearly,
in that sense, the library shipments con-
Stitute good and essential step in the
right direction.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Saved by the Courts

No wonder Crooner Dick Haynes
doesn't want to leave the United States.
He came here from his native
Argentina in 1887. In the course of 10
years he acquired (and lost) fortune
estimated at better than S. million. At
one time he was the proud possessor of
a magnificent Hollywood estate, II serv-
ants and f1ve automobiles. He has also
had four wives, the most recent being
Rita Hayworth.
When World War II came along,
Haynes, although young man, claimed
draft exemption as a neutral alien. This
was all within the law, but when he few
to Hawaii in 1853 to see Rita the author
tiles sought to deport him on the ground
that he had re-entered this country
Illegally.
Perhaps this was pretty much of a
technicality to begin with. In any event,
District Court Judge here ruled that
Haynes could not be deported on this
ground and the Government has decided
not to appeal the decision. So Crooner
Haynes will stay on in the country for
which hundreds of thousands of young
Americans died while he, as neutral
alien, was cleaning up In Hollywood. No
wonder he wants to stay. He'll never
have 1t so good anywhere else.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Having Wonderful Time

I can recall, though the
past is dim, when spelling was
a must. I'm not so sure now.
The point Of interest here, in
dicating that changes in off,
cial attitudes do occur, is a
letter from a high school
senior.
Dear family:
II should have written be-
fore but the schedual is so tite
that 1t is hard to find time.
I have enjoyed your litters very
much, espically daddys.
Il am writing this under
unfavoribal conditions. Last
night we took an overnight
hike and I didn't sleap a wink.
The temp. now is SO degree and
am swimming. One good thing
is that the children are quiet
(no sleap Gathers
II am having the best time
emaginable. / drew Savage
caben with my last years coun-
celer, Howard Danner. The
boys are 8 g. 8 years Of age.
"I have the most duties of
any jr. counceler in Camp. I
blow the bugle, take attendance,
and teach the older boys boat
ing g. canooning while Dick,
the real instructor teaches
sailing with the two new sail
boats we got this year.
II am In the Cray Quin-
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Grondmu's S New Future

The Futuronics Manufacturing Com
pany has Just discovered something that
almost any small boy could have told
Il long ago. That Is that grandmothers
can do things better than anybody Fu-
turonics, operating in that paradise for
grandmothers-St. Petersburg-discov-
cred that eight grandmothers were
among the most efficient of its $50 en-
ployes. Accordingly, it is now setting
up "grandmothers' assembly line" on
which it proposes to employ Is Of the
sprightly though older generation. And
when the word got around in st. Peters,
burg, 1t had rs applicants in almost no
time. There may be. of course, some re-
lation between grandma's proficiency and
the fact that Futuronics manufactures
intercommunications equipment. For If
there is one thing more than another in
which most grandmothers excel It is In
Evening star., 1955-07-27
AppeoL to Graduates

The Civil Service Commissions
sweeping revision of its college-level
examination program Is in line with
President Eisenhower's announced de-
termination to strengthen the Federal
merit system. The new program, to be-
gin in October, is designed to attract into
the Government service more college
trained employees of all categories. The
appeal would be made through simplifi-
cation of examination procedures for
men and women with college degrees, or
about to get them.
The theory behind the new system Is
that the present array of special exam
nations for college-level applicants con-
fuses and discourages job seekers. Rela-
lively few of them take the examinations
and enter upon civil service careers.
Hereafter the commission will conSol-
idate numerous speciality tests into one
overall college-level examination. Those
who pass the test will qualify for a
variety of jobs, including management
internShipS. Separate examinations still
will be held, however, for highly techni-
cal positions requiring special knowledge
and skills.
A larger number of college-educated
applicants for jobs in the Federal estab-
lishment would help to reverse trend
which has seen many highly qualified
employees leaving to enter private indus
try. OF course, the increased Federal pay
scales will have their effect, too. An i'm
portant first step is to make it easier to
apply for Federal work-and that is what
the changed examination program is in
tended to do. The Government will be
the chief beneficiary.