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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Last Sunday the Easter spirit
was in the church throughout the
day. The people turned out so
that inside the church looked like
a bed of Easter lilies. Sunday
School met at $50 am. with the
superintendent, Brother Grady
Mann, and all the teachers were
at their posts.
High devotion was led by the
Deacons. Choir No, 3 sang out Of
their souls. Our pastor, Rev. +.
M. Thomas, brought us Won
derful message which we all en-
joyed, from St. Luke 24:l9: "And
he said unto them, What thingS?"
At 8 pm. the children's Easter
program was wonderful. AT $50
b. T. u. met with Sister Ella Nj.
Wilcox, president in charge. An
other high devotion was led by
Brother Florence and Brother
Nelson. The Male Chorus sang
out of their hearts. Our pastor
brought us another wonderful
message. His theme was Let us
wake up JeasuS. He is on board
the ship"
We thank our lovely visitors
and invite them to come back
where they are welcome always,
Let us pray for the Shut-ins.
The women of Calvary are
very busy preparing for Women's
Day. Sister Rose M. Green is
captain. You can get your dinner
on Sunday in the kitchen.
Monday evening the children
had a real egg hunt in the church
yard. Did they have fun?!
Rev. z. M. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. M. Kendrick, reporter
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GREATER NEW BETHEL
Opa Locka

Sunday School began at the
usual time with Supt. presiding.
Lesson was high pointed by
Deacons Taylor and Lovett. No.
two followed by No. one choir
sang praises unto the Lord.
No. two accompanied by No.
one usher board, was in charge.
A soul stirring message was de-
livered by our own Rev. c. B.
Brown, subject, "The Risen
Christ" ! Cor. 1914. Did not our
hearts burn within, while the man
of God talked with us by the way.
AT z pm. devotional was con-
Quoted by Deacons Reed and
Daword. No. one choir sang out
of their hearts. No. three usher
board was in charge. A wonder
full message was delivered by
Rev. Johnson, subject "a Man
Came From God, Fully Grown"
The man of God preached out of
the depths of his soul. One was
added to the fold. We expect the
return of our shepherd and his
companion from the convention
soon. We are praying Gods bless
ing, guidance, will see them safe
ly back home.
Sis. S. L. Davis, reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

KOS N w oftn ~.
F, l.. Thompson. pastor
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BAHAT ASSEMBLY

Mr. Allen Holmes, University
of Miami student, will give a
talk on the Bahai World Faith,
Sunday, Z PM. at the Baha'i
Center, 1877 NV. 18th. Avenue.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

Sis. S. L. Davis, reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor
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Celebration of Holy
Communion ............ $50 an
Holy Baptism every 3rd Sunday
Consulate n with priest Mo-.
day, 9 am. 3 pm.
FIR. Lambert L. Sands, priest IL
charge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
MT. TABOR BAPTIST

A day of holiness throughout
the Easter festival beginning with
the Sunday School, Bro. E. j.
Walden in charge. Supt. Bruton
presented the banner to class No.
8. Total $34.72. Bro. f. j. Walden,
teacher class No. 8, received the
banner for attendance, Sis. Mo-
riah Shine, teacher. A check of
$40 was given by Mrs. Mabel
Daniels, which has been tradi-
ton of her husband, Dennis Dan
iels.
The IL am. prayer meeting
with Bro. Lawyer found a packed
church with a record attendance
with the male chorus singing.
Mr.. Jonathan Pinder and Mr.. Joe
Wilcox, Soloists. Then the pastor
empowered with the Holy Ghost
delivered the message from on
high taken from Matt. 1876, sub
ject The Risen Lord. Mrs. Bessie
M. Johnson, restoration.
At 6 pm. Easter program. Mrs.
Juanita Grant, Mrs. E. j. Wal
don and Mrs. Strother, presented
a lovely program. Mrs. Grant,
mistress of ceremony.
At the evening worship, fiery
prayer service, male chorus sing
ing joyously with No. 2 Usher
board serving throughout the day.
The pastor read Isaiah 53:1-No
soothing each heart then using
Is. 53:5, text The wounded Lamb.
NEWS OF INTEREST
Earnest Jest, who passed at
Kendall, funeral held Wednesday
at 2 pm. Rev. J. N. Byrd, eulo-
giSt. Mr.. Jest was faithful mem
Der many years.
Mr.. Hezekiah Brook, Mrs. Min
ME Greer. are on the sick list.
Make visits regularly.
An invitation: Your presence
will be highly honored. at a tea
at the home of Mrs. Matte john
son. 1541 NV e4th st. on Sunday
afternoon, April II.
Rev. J. N Byrd, pastor
Mrs. Helen Franklin, reporter
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Holy Days ....... z am. d $3.50 am
Sacred Heart Novena
Wednesday 7:30 pm.
Public Always Invited
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Corporate LIST
Gains; Federal
Bonds Weaken
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 5 R. High
quality investment corporate
issues led a general advance OF
the corporate bond market this
week. Trading was slow, refiect-I
ing tightness Of Investment
capital.
Treasury bonds were firm In
the forepart Of the week. faded
Thursday and Friday with weak
ness concentrated in the long,
range issues. The 2las Of 1868
closed Friday at ss-11i32 bid. up
1882 for the week. The victory
2las Of December. i972-67. added
stS2 for the period at 96-SfS2
bid. The 40-year IS inched up
1892 at l00-i5i32 while the So
year 3i4s lost 2i32 at 105-2st32.
The high quality investment
corporate bonds posted an ad-
vance or ITO of a percentage
point for the week. as measured
by the Associated Press aver
age of so representative bonds.
The railway and utility COM
ponents followed with an in
crease of $40 Of a percentage
point each. The industrial seq
ment was next while the foreign
bond average was unchanged for
the week.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
By MARKLEY ROBERTs

An unusual bill-collecting
service has started here with the
opening of Washington Contact
Service. The service gets its
name from its founder. not from
its new location in the Capital.
Mai. Ralph iwray, executive
secretary Of the Marine Corps
War Memorial Foundation, has
opened an ofhke for Mrs. Lor-
raine washington which-unlike
other collection agencies-never
sees the money 1t collects for
clients.
Tardy bill payers dunned by
telephone calls and letters send
their money direct to their cred
itors so the washington Office at
729 Fifteenth street NV. never
sees the overdue payments
tumble in.
But creditors get immediate
use Of their money and tell the
Contact Service when the money
comes in. The collection charge
is rs per cent on retail accounts
and is per cent on wholesale
accounts.
There are about Is well-estab-
lished bill collecting agencies u
the Metropolitan Area. SHARP
competition creates a turnover
In an about equal number ol
small, one-man collection offices
Most biil-collecting agencie:
take overdue money directly
from debtors and send it to theh
clients minus a commission. Ths
Evening star., 1955-11-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. ts5s--A dash Of
wintefy weather. along with rising hopes
Of political action on the farm problem.
sent Grain prices hisher on the Board
Of Trade this week. Consumption Of
feed grains on farms increases IL cold
weather.
Possibility of additional governmental
measures 10 help sustain prices bToueht
buyins into wheat. With the post-har-
vest movement ever. fewer each soy
beasf we're arriving At terminals. This
aided soybeans. DeaiinEs were never
very active IN any pit.
wheat closed tne week 2M-3ss higher.
corn 2p.-2ss higher oats IA 70 =
cents higher. rye h-ssfs higher. soybeans
4.x-5T. hishsr and lard ~ to " cents
I hundred pounds hisher. II WAS the
second straiEht adsaneing week. after
several weeks Of deeline
over last week end Agriculture Sec
retary Benson outlined 9 six.point tarm
pr0graTn to President kiSenhowsE apo
fhaf heiped set the market on 70 =
arm start Monday.
To few commodities in the world can
1 the word 'sniuts be more APPROPRIATELY
auDlied than 10 wheat. supplies Of Wneat
avafInble for export or carfyofer IN tne
four principal exporting countries on
October totaied 2s2SO. uO0, UOy pusneis.
gssI Ts ..Iliss sSRPssss sss s..'
lsss.. ~ urae1n fhr the week:
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, Nov. u tUSDA).-
Cattle compared last week. Granted
sseesi unass asher. ostIg 9 b or
more lower; heifers and utility and com.
mereIal cows mostly steady Jersey ana
Guernsey breed utility cows and eanners
and cutters DO; spots Loo lower; Ml. Dnlis
steady Individual prime l,l60 -.
steer Is 90: l,560 lbs. 22 90; loads
mostly prime l.5s3.l.4e4 ID. Iowa fed
steers 2I.00; bulk mostly choice s62.
sood and choice Se5-i 1886 lbs. 1s.G5-
23. 90; commercial and good 925-l,2O0
lbs. I7g0-iS.50; some utility and COM
mersisl sso-lI59 lbs ;oSis lsieo-1s.s9 .,s.,s Esx
30. .00-2l 90: utility and commercial
3.ll0-l Z 90: canners and cutters 9.b0-
1900. Most utility and commercial cows
IL .00-13.00 but some utility grade Jersey
Gamers and cutters f5a-i1 90 with
shelly Gamers In extremes down to 500.
commercial sausage bulls
up to 1880. most utility and commercial
q a.50-i2.5o Good and choice 437-i, ,0I2
ID. stockers, feeaers and stock calves
l9,25-a2. 90 including . or loads mixed
medium to choice 65O-T00 lbs. at 1875
most medium and GOOD aa3- 800 lbs s
$40 lbs. l3.00-16.0o; some inferior and
common 4e0-sI0 lbs, s.00-i2 100.
Calves. Compared last week: Generally
issdy Zee odd ssFefps s.d os sale. e esboss esh G sa
prime 1s0-235 ID. vealeFs %. .00-al 0ili
latter price weeks and closing tor
quotation: most mixed lots good and
choice including q few prime s3. 90 90
utility down 10 1900 and culls down q
LOO or under.
Hogs: Compared last wreck: barrow
and gifts steady to soc lower: sovs 25l
mixed lots 10000 10 q. 6. No. tc
.. barrows and gifts that sold at 1900
1925. few 23O-270 lbs. IA SOILS 90;
some l69-lS1 lbs. 14375.l5.01. scat.
1875; 4QD.45n lbs. 1878. Not enough
on offer Friday % test prices.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Boom Gaining
Speed Despite
Rising Costs
BY WALTER BREEDE, Jr.
Associated Press business writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (R).
Business surged ahead on nearly
all fronts this week but there
were signs Of occasional strains
and stresses.
Businessmen riding the crest
of the boom worried about mate
rial shortages, tight" money
and rising costs. Consumers
were told to expect higher prices,
Price increases were announced
for q growing number Of mate
rials and products that 60 into
many Of the things you buy.
They included: Steel pipe,
cement. nickel. platinum. shellac
and plumbing fixtures.
Professional buyers for retail
stores said higher prices are
coming soon for dinnerware. pots
and pans, drapes, curtains. rugs
slip covers, toys, washing ma
chimes and refrigerators.
Mortgage bankers meeting in
Los Angeles said credit fol
financing new homes is increas-
ingly hard to come by. AS fol-
credit In general. the best guess
seemed To be: Credit viii keep or
being tight for awhile. but II
won't get any tighter than it |:
now. The Federal Reserve viii
ease up at the first sign Of 0
business showdown.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
CHIcAGoLlVEsTocK

CHICAGO, Nor. hPl.-Butchers
dropped $I.00 % Sl.25 while soNs
yoda W soo dGEn Eas IN Tseslp,. ss ssssaas Is cs
cago and At liz markets we're the largest
Tor any week since last December.
Fed steers ended the week unevenly
steady 10 Sl.00 higher but ~ other
fasssss hesisss ior siss she week was 5000. the
lowest top on this class since October,
Io40 when the oPA ceiling Of sa0.5o pre-
S'utsDA,-saiabie hogs 200. total I, 900
rows and eiits I.00-I.26 lower. sows 90
lower: weeks top was 1880 paid Monday
for selected No ! 1iRhtweiRhts: - the
sloss Insss lso.Sso y pssfoSs sno ssSa AZ
mixed lots 2 and 3 grades over zoo ID;
several hundred head n mixed lots N3
and 2 grades 190-2g0 ID closed At l3.25-
1880 and 20 Mead 10 ! ZDl 10 p@Joagnt @ y
CLOSED Al i1,sS.fs.56. aecordins 70
saisble cattle 100. total 100 testI-
mated: Compared week ago: Fed steers
nSsr so6 ssaos ss s.esd, q y iower % cows
ob-7b lover; bulls SOL 90 iowef;s Yealers
and slaughter calves l.00-3.OW lower;
and feeders steady 70 weak
"a 90 and sa25. moderate supply prime
steers Weighing up TO 1888 lbs, % 40
and ~. bulk choice and prime steers,
2 %. .O0-23.00; several loads high choice
S75-050 ID yearlings. 22.T5 and 23 90;
most prime l.35O-l.SB0 lb steers. 5000
II 80; most COMMERCIAL and good steers
j $50 IDS, IG tla- o .5fl:s bulk high choice
to mostly prime heifers, 2i. 50-,2 90;
top, - 90; but numerous loads at the
price. good TO choice heifefE. lS.0O-
2i.25; high commercial 825 ID mixed
yearlingS, 1900; most utility and COM
fnercial cows, 9.50-12 81: few COM
mercial and good young COWS. 1900
IA 90; late bulk Gamers and cutters,
Il SOB 20; some light and shelly eaEiners
down to 700; late bulk utility ana COM
mercial bulls. I9.00-14 .00i late practical
top, 1900; early top, 1880. good heavy
fat bulls. late. 1i.bn-l2 90: late burs
GOOD and choice yeaiers 21.01-2 ). 90:
few choice and prime. % 90; few loed'
good and choice stock steers, calves
10. .75-2a 90; load lots medium TO choies
Iyearlings stock steers, 16.g5-1g.5b: load
lots good and choice 90Q-i ,aS5 ID feed,
Ing steers. f7.h0-la.ab
Salable sheep loo, total loo festi-
mated. Compared week ago. Slaughter
lambs steady to so higher during ths
week bulk good TO prime wpoled iambl
sold al I750-so. so. mainly 1900 anc
above late in ths period: sgll 70 . los os 500 700
below for straight cull offerings: ap.
iproximately one-third OF the lamb con
Itingent was shorn; mostly choice gradt
shOrn lambs, aS-l0n lbs with No. anf
II peits. 1R50-2000: few good ant
choice yeariings sold at l7.0O. cull q
choice shoru ewes realized 5.5O-5.b0.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Increased Costs
Cut Profits Of
Peoples Drug

Despite increased sales, net In
come Of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, declined to 4689.32l or
$1.61 q share In nine months
ended September 80, after pro-
vision for income taxes. Presi-
dent George B. Burrus am
nounced yesterday in an ur1-
audited interim report.
For the same period last year,
the net was s730.5S0 or s1.70
a share.
Sales totaled Sal, ,487.317. COM
pared with $39.534.993 q year
earlier and other store income
rose to $659.347 from 1851 ,s38.
However, operating expenses, In
cluding depreciation and arnorti-
cation, increased to $40,648,S13
from 38.640.377. Provision for
taxes was $746,764 VS.. $79l .462.
The balance sheet for Septena-
Der 80 showed current assets OF
$14, ,069 900. compared with $i4.-
l23,15I a year earlier and cur
rent liabilities of $4.T30,315 VS..
$4, ,789, ,I46. The ratio Of current
assets to liabilities was 2.97 to l
VS.. 2.95 to q year ago..
After payment Of $643.500 Of
dividends in the nine months,
earned surplus on September 80
was $11, .402 VS.. $ll,l34,544
a year earlier.
The company's monthly sales
report, also released yesterday,
showed october sales of $4.79S,-
EOS were 2.7 per cent above q
year ago, while 10 months sales
Of $46,2S5.523 were up 81 per
cent.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
DOLLARS
ARE LIKE
n u 3 B IT'S!

At leost they ore when invest
ed Ia Blue Ooks Lake il fobu-
lous Folrtox County, Nlroinin.
Lond ownership, either direct
or indirect increases os time
goes by-profits. profits and
more profits. Let Us show
you how to invest your surplus
dollors in on asset fhot time
coHnot destroy.
Here Is your opportunity 70
, own a hclf-orre Of ground in
d controlled subdivision at
predeveiopment prices. Eosy
terms.
For eombiets Information fin
II eeaees beIoiv aad ssaiI @ :
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BiII-C Collecting Service
HELPS Debtors Find Jobs

Contact Service just sends Its
clients a bill for commissions on
paid-up accounts.
The Washington Contact Serv-
ice was started in 1e49 by Mira.
Washington in Memphis. Tenn.
She is making the District Office
the first Of a series Of branch
offices.
Mrs. Washington has made
news In the last six years by
chasing delinquent debtors IN a
rented plane. She is working
for a commercial pilots license
and plans to buy a plane to
keep up with expanding busi-
Iness-and debt-dodging runa-
ways.
If a debtor doesn't have a
job, the Washington Contact
Service helps him find one.
They are not criminals just
because they owe money" says
Mrs. Washington.
She once chased a man across
three States and brought him
back to Memphis to pay his
bills. When she learned he had
lost his job in garage, she
found a job for him in another
garage.
Mai. Wray plans to continue
the principles of consideration
on which Mrs. Washington has
Operated.
I'VE want to keep a CUSTOM
Ier's goodwill for our clients,
he says.
Once band manager and music
larranger with Glenn Miller's
band in 1888, Mai. Wray still
holds card in James c. Pc
ltrillo's New York musicians ufl-
lion.
/ He has had business expert
ence in Washington with Will
liam C. F. Bastian & Co. and
lis. J. Meeks' Son.
| During World War II he was
lcdmbat transport officer for the
tPeleliu and Okinawa inVaSione
Evening star., 1955-11-06
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. 5 A.The cotton
futures market efarted an irregular
course this week Nearby deliveries
moved ahead while distant months
Sought lower territory.
Active futures contracts on the New
York Cetton Exchange cicged ~ prices
ianRine from Sl.g0 . bale higher TO,
81 20 4 bale lower than the week be-
fore The three most distant months
touched new fe-of-contract lows.
Nearby contracts we're sustained o
stenafhed from q general Improvement
ii the textile goods market Some buy
ing was Also ENCOURAGED by the con-
tiniied heavy movement Of cotton into
the Government loan.
The Government viii release another
estimate OF the current cotton crops
size on Tuesday Expectations that this
estimate would be sharply higher than
tie Governments October forecast had
q depressing effect on the distant
Exports for the week ended Tuesday
we're estimated by the New York Cot.
ton Exchange Service Bureau at 23.000
bales. lowest in several weeks, compared
with $4,000 bales In the previous week
and $4,000 In the like week Of 1854
Evening star., 1955-11-06
OVER THE COUNTER
wAsAINoTon AaEA LIsTlkes

Coastal fiSanes es 1859 IS S - :
Federal storaee S. 1867 16 :
Govt Empl Corp Ais .63- igO :
Racquet CT EtdSsext 3s '65 ~ :
% oxy Co cv,db 6y62 Uts 20 Z
Btste Loan n Ftn 5s 80 = I00h IL
State I q Pin cy db 5fe9- ia II
wash Audit S. ~ stnd - rs
aTGf-xea
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

r W.,
Eastern Stock Exchanges will
he closed ON Tuesday. November
g. Election Day. Midwest and
Pacific Coast exchanges win be
open.
Class ! Railroads in September
earned $40 million VS.. $50 million
in 1854; for nine months $66l
million VS.. $408 million in 1854.
Association Of American Rail-
roads.
Bituminous Production In the
week ended October 29 totaled
g. .965. 900 tons compared with
$4,000 in the previous week
and 100000 IN the like week a
year ago.--National Coal Asso-
citation.
Distillers Corp. -Seagrams an
nounced it has acquired control
Iof three distilleries from Ma
.tional Distillers Products Corp.
for an estimated Sc million.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, do
|mestic and foreign, on October
20 totaled 257.5l4,000 barrels, UP
484. 900 for the week.Bureau Of
Mines.
Montgomery Ward q Co. Octo-
ber sales totaled Sl02, ,7g4, ,855, up
1907 from 1854; for nine
months $742,972. 1888, ub 9.0%
from 1854.
Neisner Bros, Inc. October
sales totaled $5,77e, ,902. up 4.s%
from 1854: for 10 months $5O,-
247. .653. up 5.7es from 1854.
NeW York Central R.R. in 10
months ended October 81 earned
81, ,593.943 or $6.70 q share VS..
q loss Of 1864. .635 in 1854 period.
Bond Stores in year ended July
81 earned $3,l32.476 or $l.86 4
share VS.. $2.872,040 or $i.7O in
1854.
Dan River Mills In nine
months ended October earned
'$2.479.5s1 or SO cents a share
Tvs. $l.a25,24S or So cents in 1854
period.
Other earnings included:
I n - - ~ a.
Evening star., 1955-04-27
CrOSHllan
Seeds
TO- t. So

You'll find a wide selection OF famous
crosmsn seeds ct Murphy's all
your favorite flowers and vesetablesl
Among these seeds are included the
nationally known "AIl American" vsri.
eties, plus many new types. All are
Of highest quality and serminationl
Evening star., 1955-04-27
GladiOIa
Bulbs
81 '+: s. OF

The most popular Of all summer flow.
en sIadiolus! You can increase
the beauty Of your garden by adding
these flowers for they will compliment
rows, beds or borders. Each plastic bag
Of so bulbs contains mixture OF rein-
bow bright eolors. Each one fsvorite!
Evening star., 1955-04-27
"GREEN MAGIC"
}
POUNDS

Turn your lawn into a thick. velvety
carpet Of grass with Moeks Green
Magic" grass seed. Specially blended
for growth in poor soil conditions and
tested for purity and termination. This
seed is also guaranteed free Of annoy.
mig erabsrass. Beauty your lawn now!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
& ACRES ON
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIvET DALE. MD.-Choiee lots near
BALTIC. freeway; also lots in other
areas and Takoma Park, D. u
1000 up on cow. terms. KAY
REALTY Co, RA. $4,000. -
KENsINGToN, las si ,Ots for 1.,. =
and storm sewer installed. Liberal
subordination, M. ea hs5hnRg;o s egs5;
B. HALL co, OIL. 2-325o. 3
"a lots. desirable location in Viz
einis oil Shirley highway: all util-
For information. ROBINSON REAL
ESTATE, JU. 7-7117.
10 ACRES, wooded. near Forestyille,
Va: hard-surface road; cash OF
terms. BOX 495-C. Star. -lO
23 ACRES Mr.. RIGGS RD.--4 mi
D. C., 81 900 acre. Adj. to new SUP.
HE. 4-35O0. HA. 2-SS93. W. w.
LEWIS.
OREGON TRAIL-Must sell or trace
our 100 acres near Portland. can
OIL. 2-O671. III
cLosE-IN SILVER SPRING. on Sligo
Creek PIX. nice view: asking S2.450:
call ~. S-1041. III
CHOICE LOT in excellent and con;
venient upper NV. location. ldeaI
iSe eq Rock GEEK Se Park. WIN sell OF
build to suit. Price. $3.50. Gail
OWNER. Wo. e-0342 after IL noon
daily lo
q LARGE LOTS. near Pennsylvania
avenue and Branch ave. Sc. Oppo--
site 1927 o street, 81. 900 each, viii
subordinate. 10. S-62SS. Ill
% BEAUTIFUL SHADED LOTS, some
h-acre size on record. 81 600 each.
ASHLEY, INC, LO. 5-2323.
TWO IMPROVED LOTS, in AURORA
HILLS, VA. zoned for duplex
houses. Call OF. 4-9410. Ill
NEAR LANGLEY, VA.-2O0 acres,
2 biack-top roads; all clear. gently
rolling; ideal for subdivision; 81 200
per acre, Mr., OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

5000 900 SO. FT.-1st floor: near
NV. section: must have loading
facilities. ST. 3-0429. 10
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rARlHoUsEs for SALE VA. tcon..

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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 0, 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
LEVEL. HALE ACRE

l114 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 4-4o40. Open 4 AND PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

OWN YOUR own hill with q breath.
taking view Of twinklinR lights. b.
night. beautiful homes BY day
s4-AcRE LOT. Beautiful old trees
lovely landscapinR. House has -
rooms, basement garage. TOP
LOCATION. Ideal home tor the
executive. RORSCHACH REALTY
1907 W. Broad St, Falls Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Va. Phone JE. 2.55l
Closed Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
LANGLEY PARK AREA
/ Sale by Owner
Acc,,yoa AC ut T0ap

This 3-bedroom brick rambler. is
@honey." Located on a level cor
ner lot. It is in excellent condt-
lion. It is attractively priced At
4l3.950. and will go CT for 100
cash, Call US for an appointment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NON-GI

You m ay aSsum e q
$4,000, Az % loan or
this sparkling 3-bed'
room brick ra m ole ]
with carport and the
full price is only $15,.
$50. 500 per month
pays everything.
Gail Mr.. Reed for further detail,
and your appointment to inspect
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
ia. .l-6SU0 Ewes, CIR. 3-I4Si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
BUSINESS PROP FOR RENT

EXCELLENT GAS STATION AREA
available for long-term lease with
no competition. representing $4,000
so feet. corner location on New
River road at Kenilworth Inter-
change. For information call I'm
ion A-X0O3