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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-11-26
DEATHS at RANGE

Cary Hogg Of 1922 NV 63rd ST.,
died In a hospital on Nov. 10 fol-
lowing an illness Of three weeks
He Is survived by his widow Mrs
Jimmie Hogg and other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday, Nov %, Rev. Sal
mon officiated. Burial was con-
Quoted in Lincoln Memorial ceme-
terry.
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Levatley Jane Pearson, the in
fant dau Inter Of Viola Simpson,
died very suddenly Nov. Ia al
$50 NV nth ST., at. 3. Levatley
was q days old at he time Of
death. Funeral services were held
Tuesday Nov. % at 3 pm.
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my aunt,
CATHERINE l.. STRACHAN d
who departed this life November
%, 1854. May she rest in peace.
The Family
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
MIR. HILTON FOSTER

Inc family OF the tate
MR.. HILTON FOSTER
acknowledges with grateful APP
probation your comforting ex-
pressions of sympathy during its
recent bereavement. Thanks to
the many friends for their flow
ers, kilograms, cards and for the
donations of cars. Again, thanks
to everyone for everything.
Mrs. Dora Foster and Family
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New CHS Home

See 1882 NV seth 81. Three
bedroom, 1851 NV 5th st.. 5two
bedroom, custom built. JE S-l340
BarOn. Cash paid for lots.
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Household Goods
MUST SELL.

Love Seat, a Sofas, Murphy
Bed, Hollywood Beds double and
single, Record Player, Electric
Stoves and Gas Ranges, 2 Mang-
lers, I Chest Of drawers. 5246 NE
End ave. Open Sunday.
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George Role OF 1865 NV 65th
ave, died at his home on Monday
morning, Nov. I'll following an ex-
tended period OF illness. He is
survived by his widow, Mrs. An
nie Role and other relatives. Mr.
Role is a pioneer Miamian, hav-
ing come here over so years ago
from the Bahamas. He Is mem
Der OF the Masonic Family aud
other fraternal organizations.
He will lie in state al his home,
beginning on Friday at $50 pm.
until funeral time on Saturday.
Services will be held al Temple
Baptist church al 2:30 pm. Rev.
Gunner Of Grace Presbyterian
Church, will be the officiating
pastor. Burial will be conducted
in Lincoln Memoria! Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-11-26

me off was the fact that people
kept coming in and ordering ham
burgers"
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Scelester Milton Of 1877 NV 9Th
place died Nov. 10 at the MI.
Sinai hospital after prolonged
illness. Mr.. Milton was employed
the /. z. Schilling Co. and had
resided in Miami for the past IA
years. Funeral services were held
Monday, Nov. 81 at / pm. IN the
chapel
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Freddie M. Young of 776 NV
seth ST., died unexpectedly at his
home on Saturday, Nov. 10. He Is
survived by his widow Vassie L.,
one daughter and other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted
on Friday in Waldo, Fla.
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Mrs. Channie Wright Of lO339
SW l8Oth ST., Perrine, died IN a
hospital following her admission
on Nov. 30. Survivors are her son,
and dau 7htor-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lanier Of Perrine and other
relatives. Funeral services will be
conducted on Saturday, Nov 70
At 2 pm. Church Of God in Christ,
Perrine. Elder Nelson officiating
Burial will be held in Paradise
Memorial Gardens.
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CARDS - MEMORIALS
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear wife
and mother,
ANNIE B. TAYLOR
who departed this life on Nov. IL,
1854.
A year passed since you have
gone. Yet again we hope to meet
you. May you res: in peace.
James E. Taylor, husband
James Taylor, Jr., son
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IN MEMORIAM

IN loving memory of our dear
husband, son and brother,
HEV. HENRY HIGGS
who departed this life Nov. %,
1852.
The Lord is my light and my
salvation. Whom shall fear? The
Lord is the strength of my life;
of whom shall I be afraid?. When
my mother and my father for
me up.
sake me, then the Lord will take
May he rest in peace.
Mrs. Ruth d. HiggS, wife
Mrs. Margaret E. Higgs,
mother
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Charles Bernard Cooper, who
resided at ITS NV 10th st., pass
ed away very suddenly in the
emergency room OF the Jackson
Memorial Hospital on Nov. Is.
Mr. Cooper has spent IS years In
Miami and had become well
known through MS utilization with
the Oliver Cornet Band and
various Masonic orders. Funeral
services were held Saturday, No
yember 10, 200 pm. at the St.
Mary's w. Church Survivors are
a wife, a son, brothers, sisters and
other relatives and friends.
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James Brown OF l547 NV 9th
place, died at the Jackson Memo
rial Hospital on New. IL follow
ing a short period of illness. Mr..
Brown has resided in the state
for more than 80 years and was
employed at Dawes Dry Docks.
The remains were shipped TO
Townsville, Ca. for services and
interment. He is survived by a
wife, sisters and other relatives.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
The Finger
ls Put
On Eddie

Eddie mods. Business is good these days,
he says.
Angie watches with her eyes popping. Then
she starts to cry. 'Oh-h-hr' she walls. Il made
another mistakel"
who's the kidg' the guy Eddie asks. And
what's her big trouble?
''She's little upset," Dan explains. Shes an
up-and-coming private eye like you. Eddie. She
took the usual teIeyision correspondence course.
Eddie laughs. These kids" he says and puts
the car into gear. BE seeing you around, Dan.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Nov you can get modern set performance"
from your present Tv set. simply BY having
your servicenan install Sylvania Silver
Screen IS" picture tube. That's because the
Silver Screen S. has features that make
ordinary picture tubes out Of date. In the
Silver Screen IS. picture brilIiance has
been nearly doubled. Picture contrast has
been increased times, TO the point where
there are $50 measurable shades between
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Your TV set may be 7 times better than you think!
syvono "Sive Screen 85 picture tube gives you brighter
clearer picture with greater depth, dimension and deto

black and white With the set you now have.
this fine picture Hbe will give vOH the picture
performance Of a modern set. So, when
new picture tube is called for. ask your TN
serviceman for Silver Screen IS. There's
a type TO fit virtually every Tv set made.
Sylvania Electric Products Inc, i74O
Broadway, New York 10. N. Y. In Canada:
University Tower Building. Montreal, P. Q.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

But Dan keeps his hand on the car door. He
points to Eddie's bulging side pocket. ''What'ye
you got in there?" he asks.
"A bag Of peanuts" Eddie says. I'm very
fond Of peanuts"
so am l." Dan says. why not pass them
around?''
Eddie frowns. sorry. I'm taking these pea
nuts home to my pet squirrels
'.The squirrels won't miss few
Buy your own peanutsr' Eddie snaps. Il got
to get moving"
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Drivers Get Reminder
On City's Snow Laws

lin advance Of their regular de-
Iparture.
3. General warning" - thai
|non-essential motor rr.ps be Ca.
lceled Ia view Of . forecast Of bad
weather.
Il u noted by the department
that . motorist Is subject 70
arrest II his car stalls 20 a. to
|bbstruct trafic on . number Of
main streets and Is not equipped
with effective skid chains or
snow tread tires.
Also. parking win be pro-
hibited on certain streets ct
various hours. These sueges-
tions win be made to drivers by
the Trafhc Department:
Debate tires slightly. carry Q
pail or bag Of sand In car, Idle
engine until II warns, have
plenty Of gas. don't weaken bait
tery unnecessarily, keep wind
shield and rear window clear.
start In second or high gear,
accelerate slowly and cut cruis-
ing speed.
Also. slow down before turn
ing and signal intentions to turn
well In advance. do not block
Intersections and don't cross iin-
less You can make It. keep on
streetcar tracks. stay well be-
hind the car ahead. brake grad
ually by using q pumping action
and keep alert--don drive with
all the windows closed.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Three types ct public IN
nounceEsents have been prepared
~ the District Trafle Depart
ment 70 80 along with 1noW.
storms and freezing weather, Il
WAS announced yesterday.
Now that the winter II ap-
preaching, TrA6ac Director
George =. Keneipp again has
warned motorists Of regulations
governing possible tieups Of
trafAc through negligence in
oheying the law. The announce
ments are:
!. "A state Of trafnc enner-
gency ists"-snow, sleet or
freezing rain IL actually causing
slippery or hazardous conditions
which may lead to serious traffic
congestion on the streets.
2. "A flrm forecast Of bad
weather"-reuuest for ths stag
gered release Of Federal and Dis
trict employees at . specific time
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Bids to Be Asked
By St. Stephens S

Contractors win be asked this
week 10 bid on Q new 16-class-
room building and gymnasium
for st. Stephens Episcopal
School for Boys on q i9-acre
plot on Seminary Hill. opposite
the Virginia Theological Sem-
mary In Alexandra.
The bids are to be returned
November 20.
The new $464.0O0 plant win
be financed by the church
school system Of the Diocese Of
Virginia by sale Of property at
2405 Russell road and by SUBJ
scriptions. The local building
fund campaign. under the
auspices Of the Parent Teacher
Association, has passed the half
way mark toward the goal Of
100000.
The site is part of the Muck
ross estate and was purchased
rom DR.. Fred A. Moss. In Civil
War days. the Union forces de-
Tending Alexandra threw up q
series Of embankments and
trenches on the estate, REM
nants Of which still remain.
Construction plans call for
classrooms. gymnasium. library.
science room, cafeteria, book
store and school offices. The
brick building will be L-slaped
and two-story In part.
The project includes q home
for the headmaster. the Rev.
Emmett Hoy. jr.: football and
baseball fields and Q running
track. Eventually. . chapel and
homes for the faculty win be
built.
The present st. Stephens
enrolment Of 270 boys from
Northern Virginia and Washing
ton will be expanded to about
$50 in the new plant. School
officials are planning for an
ultimate enrolment Of 500.
Chisman Hanes Is chairman
Of the board Of st. Stephens
and Luther A. Gillian Is chair
man Of the Building Committee.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
considerote Thieves
Put Boy to Bed

When Shizamasa Saito, Japa-
lnese businessman. returned to
his home In a Tokyo suburb he
was held up by two thieves who
had awaited his arrival.
They robbed him Of $420 and
ESCAPED. Saito dashed upstairs
to see If his small son had been
harmed. The boy was sleeping
Isoundly. the bandits having
given him his bath. helped him
into his pajamas and tucked him
into bed.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Ivory Tower"
W amsutta Fabrics
: 80
- I'd.
vat-dysd
Pre-shrunk
4S-inehss wide

new Of dromotc Wonsuto obcs designed by modern
orts inspired BY the moods" Of and the works Of
man, Impressions tonsposed into expressions of originality
to decorate and hoonize with your home Add BIT of
tooo touch Of vson feeling Of the Western World svto
Evening star., 1955-10-30

M. John Little
Modern crtist and textile
designer created this
hondsonne Ivory Tower
Group for Womsutto.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Blind Stitched Side Hens Make Them Reversible
Deep Pinch PIeot 4S" Wide to the Poir, 90" long
In Four Stunning Modern and Contemporary Designs
only pair add good looks
your windows! buo with
uusuoI gold overoy blend with color
scheme Green. grey nutmeg white pink backgrounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
HOUSES ukFURkIsHEp

C0LORED-WYLIE ST. N.E-5 rms.
and bath; auto. gas heat. Remodel
ing and DECORATING just completed:
tile floors: $50 80 monthly. MA.
coI0REDWisfs 10th ST. NV
bedrms.. . paths. parking space in
rear: oil heat; transp. at door: Sl95
mo. Apply AMERICAN SECURITY a.
c dRt,TT Co. 81; I i'd ST. Nv
eSs bath u BRICK RP dxs litHEy b IoGm
S sSSerF 60. ABBY ia a 55S|.S. ~.
NV. Ma. S-O350.
COLORED Vacant, 4na d st, ne.
5 rms. gas heat. redeeorated cony
to shops transp. CO. 5-s36l.
COL ORED-e.s r ST. N.E.-2-story
gas h -w.h Si35 mo. GEORGE i
BoRGER INC: 643 Indiana ave
COLORED-6 rms. bath. oil heat
lge. IT. and back yd. mr.: bus. shop
500. 39l4 Ben. I'd. ne. DE. 2-46l6
COLORED. s.E..6 rms; 537, Hill
top ter; m ODE brick: bsmt.;
coLoRED-422 9Th 81. N.E.-s
rms bsmt. !, oil heat. Sll5 mo,
Also 8l3 End St ss;.6 rms; osmt;;
Co. Ii 4.13O0 or Jo $1,000. Iii
COLORED-3;s4l BAKER ST. Ne
3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bath. Stove and refer, gas heat
sl'', THOMAS P. BROWN
6l5 4th st. s.W. MA. s-GS72
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED

1916 9 ST. s.E.-6-rm. brick; rec.
mod. Kit Rit.; sdSits;' $50. Ii. i.ds W.
W. HYATTs.-a-bedrm. semidet.: lie.
fenced yd.. I'm. bsmt.; cow: sos.
1880 Gallatin st. WA. 7-3ll2
ees6 VA AVE. N.w.-completely re-
modelled house in area COW. TO state
Dept. Atomic Energy. etc. $50 per
M. plus wills. Cali MICHAEL
W. HYATTSVILLE-2-bedrm. brick.
BfM1 VERY cd nice Tei s.t 19snted: 500
SIX RMS. fun basement: M-acre lot;
4014 71st ave. Landover Hills, Md.
me- CLYDE R. ADAMS. RsalsOr.
BEETTiHEsibaAe. s1o1 woodmont ave.Ws-
I'm I'm bun M.sG porch and yard rent
furnish paint. Call OIL. 2-4Ol8. Ill
ARLINGTON-Vaca 2-bedrm. lh-
bath brick: quiet. tonv. neiahbor-
hood; sos per mo. 1927 s. Veitch
UNUSUAL TOWN HOUSE. overlook
library and bar: lst-f. dining rm.:
garden; available May I. no.
2.254l. after 3 pm. 10
detached brick home. modern
kitchen. full basement. Ia. baths.
gas heat. garbage DISPOSAL 1-fare
bus zone: only Sos monthly. Open
Sunday. 2 to 4 weekdays by ap-
pointmentl. DI. 7-s434 or DI
GEORGETOWN AREA A. Beautifully
remodeled 3-bedrm, house: 3O-ft.
combination livins-dining room. $3.50
FOGGY BOTTOM newly
remodeled 2-bedroom house. air-con-
ditioned, patio. fireplace. ideal for
. ] or . Shows Court, near Wash
ington Circle. S115. Call AID; A.
FAILS CHURCH. Annandale ares
bedrm. brick: cleo. kit. bsmt.: swim.
club share; Sl25. JE. 2-27S3. Ii
RIGGS PARKS bedrms.. Ia baths;
fenced yard: rec. rm.: GE kit;
extras; lease S125 per mo-. children
ok. HE. 4-2l6l. 10
ilareel room house:
electricity. stove. refriserator; yard
and sarden; busline. q. 8. gil and
% at road sos, miles west OF Fair
fax. 20 miles D c.; $50 per mo. In
auire next door or write MISS
gly, WarrentOn, Va Phone 45N Ill
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ALCONN moves local. long dist;
one bedroom apt. S25: bedrms.,
$50: D rms. $40. TU. a-7272. l5'
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. ia. 9-2a37; ewes. RIA. 3-l416.
CHESTER M0vERs-Lse. or small,
We do them all! Clean and careful.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe STORAGE in
Phone No. T.oiol. UNION MON STORAGE R5sah.dS;
CO INC Established 1906
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus. short
or long notices; extra services: any
time; senslbly priced, LII. l-95O0
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches a specially s. L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-1160 or LII 6-2SS9
CHESTER MOvERS-LocaI and long
ST $3.50, ia SOILS. ewes
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; expert nandltns: reasonable
rates DU 1861
MOVING IN PADDED vANS-By ex-
perienced, white mem So per hr
10. 7-S341.
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APIS. WANTED tcea..,

HAVE TENANTS
Need fuTn. and unfurn. apis. In d. C..
Good fwhitep tenants. Reas. fee
Call MANDEL. AID. 4-340O. IA
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BACHELOR will share 5 rms, furn..
in N Arl, with young couple: rent.
$50 plus evening meal. Call MR..
FUNK. IA. S-0393. 10
2 GIRLS to shares house with
other girls: COW. location. $50. Wo.
PROTESTANT Ex-NAvAL OFFICER,
3D. seeks living quarters to share
with congenial. reliable person Of
moderate habits. Box 150-Y. Star.
5435 CONN. AvE.-Apt. to share
with another young man. EN-. q
0R64.
COLoRED MAN OR WOMAN to share
home with lovely couple. RIA. s.
1855
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MARINE OFFICER, l child. desires
clean, attrac. unfurn. 3-bedrm.
house; prefers N. Arl.; fenced ward.
trees; must be Al cond.. guar.
excel. care; $3.50 limit. Box 19S-X.
ADDiIIoNAL HOMES NEEDEDEwe
have fine tenants for homes in Be-
theSda. Silver Spring. Langley Park;
free appraisals: no delay. For com
plete rental service. phone US today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. IL
UNPUBLISHED SMALL HOME with 3
or more acres. for Navy couple with
dog. Lake site desirable. Consider
to $3.50. ia. 5-0211. 10
QUIET. responsible mjddle-aged cple,,
no children. wish to rent, maybe
with option to buy. small house with
basement and garage In Forest Hts.
or vic. Box 132-Y. Star 10s
CORRESPONDENT for New York
paper: family of four: seeks OIL. 4
committing distance downtown; tree
or two on property most welcome.
Up to $3.50. Best references. Box
126-Y. Star. H.
BETHEsDA-N.W CHEVY CHASE
RENTAL SPECIALISTS
We specialize in rentals. Clients
waiting for Georgetown, NV, Beth,
CHI Oh. Free appraisals.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
4906 Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 6-2923
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$95-$150
MODERN RAMBLERS

OF ? AND 3 LARGE AIRY BEDRMS
kitchens, cross ventilation. spacious
closets, basement, attic. wooded lots;
convenient schools, stores, buses; Is
minutes to Pentagon.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-721p
COL0RED--eo6 WESTMINSTER ST.
sicc HARRISON 4 ADAMS. Ma .,
coioREn-s.RooM HOUSE. III A
Of. ne. 500 mo. Phone II. e-oo3s.
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HILLCREST, D. C.
2135 Branch ave. s.e-Detached. 2
baths; bedroom bath, LIST floor
month
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR
HO. 2-6020 Ewes, LA. 6-392S
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
rooms. garage. screened
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

BROADMOOR-one of the largest
two-bedroom. two-bath apartments
including large foyer, full-sized din.
ing room, slassed-in sun porch ard
three exposures. in this highly de-
sirable de luxe cooperative is i'm
mediately available at $50. 500: lib
eral terms, For appointment to see,
please call Mr.. Gavin with II @.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000: res. AID.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. 4th
fl. front. Bedrm., living rm., d.
inette, kitchen and bath. Large
closets. For adults, $1,000. terms
MRS, COLLINS, after 1870 pm,
ARL.-Owning your own apt. is like
owning your home. / am leaving the
area and Offering my home for sale
have o LIST n. 2-bedrm. apt. which
will redecorate to suit you. You
may purchase my equity Of $500
and assume the all inclusive monthly
payments Of SS5.24. Total cost OF
apt, $1,000. Call Mrs. ARCHER
for appt. ia. -7-44S7, IA. 5-901 0.
NV. D.C.-Br. IT., kit, bath, pantry,
81. ton air-cond., must sell, reas.
ofter accept. MA. s-46S0, EN-.
THE WESTCHESTER
Living room. solarium, full dining
room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
CALL MRS. MURRAY
H.. HAGNER a. CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-36OO
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N.W.-6-RM. HOUSE
10 ROXBORO PL.-ONLY sos,
REALTY. RA. 3-S30f
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda-4 bedrooms, IL baths
attached garage: $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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FOGGY BOTTOM
1918 TUNLAW RID. NV.
House near transportation.
POTOMAC, MD.

1S4OIAAN, mA(.
smaller house with Is
acres. Living room with fireplace,
dining area. kitchen. . bedrooms,
2 baths- dormttory room on End
floor. Small terrace. $3.50 mo. Call
Mr.. johnson, Spring 1924 or at
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO., DE.
CLEVELAND PARK
3421 PORTER ST. N.w.--Smart
semidet. brick In this much-sought-
after section; q bright rms. and
bath. and 2 incl. porches, built-in
garage; $3.50. Vacant. ME-. $500
during week, Mrs. Lynch. WAC
GAAlAN-BROWNER.
ATTENTION WALTER REED
DOCTORS
Gorgeous custom built brick and-
stone rambler on lovely corner tree
shaded lot; large carpeted liv, rm.,
din. rm.. 2 bedrms. and 2 baths,
fully auto. kit; Chrysler air-condi-
toned: rec. rm.; 2-car gar. $500
per mo. Also avail. furnished.
AGENT, RIA. 3-3431: Sun. OIL. f.
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IA ROOMS, RENT $85
2 baths. arranged into 4 apts,. 8
slpg. rms: inc. quoted $40 mtniy.;
sacrifice. only $1,000. wants $3.50
down. Cali Mr.. Young.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Mt. Pleasant; rent; $3.50; elab. iurni:
$500 down. Call Mrs. Koch.
DUPONT CIRCLE
Is rms. > baths; rent, sl5j; on Mass.
very clean; good turn.: real sacri-
fee, only $500, wants $1,000 down.
Call Ross.
$100 DOWN
8 rms. bath: rent, SIS; inc. $500: 3
rrsters.; good S, /. renting ioc' Call
Is ROOMS, 8 BATHS
5-yr. lease; oil heat; ) apis. 9 slpG.
$1,000 handles. Cali Mrs. Koch.
IA RMS, 1900 BLK. 10th
NV. baths. oil heat. gar: rent.
$50; nicely Turn; $3.50 down.
NEWSSTAND NV.
Rent, $50; heat free; long lease:
approx $500 In stock and fixtures;
must sell. $1,000; wants $1,000
down. Call Mr.. YOUNG.
LEGAL SLOT MACH.
Seats 200; one OF the most elab.
rest. and cocktail bars in So. Md:
cost owner approx. $4,000; doing Q
big bus. and can be increased under
good management: 100000 handles.
Call Mrs. Honeycutt.
LIQUOR REST $4,000
Down: mr.. Conn. and K; seats so;
air cond: owner repossessed: Will
sell for approx "a Of its value; only
$1,000 down. Call Mrs. Honeycutt.
LIQUOR REST, NE.
Seats $50; rent. S275: oil heat: nicely
equip, catering to colored, doing .
big bus. can be greatly increased:
owner has other bus. and will sacrt.
hce; $1,000 down.
ND.-DELIC.-BE
Rent, 500: has 3 rms. and bath:
inc. quoted $500 wkly.: mod. equip,
good stock; $4,000; wants $1,000
G. ~, j. YOUNG, ST. 3-15OO
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1919 VAN NESS ST NV. Open ga
Ba m hSSse l iVrn rm 4-e wth rspi
suitable for diplomat or exec lease
2-3 yrs: S240. Exclu, L. ]. MILLS
AZ SONS OIL 6-7625 10
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5515 CONN. AVE, Oh. CHI.
Diet. frame liv. rm.,. lge. din.
rm., kit. pantry. 4 bedrms.
and bath: Gear garage. Rent.
S150. Seen by appt. only. W.
c. GERBICH. EN-. 2-021S: NO.
T-f,Ro5 II
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park. RE. 6-s322: ewes. 10. 7-35se.
COUNTRY STORE for lease. Will re.
G nsGsl e S.s W. tenant. Ideal location
wxSTED@vvendinr drinkinr. game,
S O. Tux asI boz S EtHute' D. c. Va. or Nd
1000 ~. .. B., ON to Lake GEORGE
s sn nsw ssdrSom
500: so.s easS. Also hn 10 hotels i;.
s RFGtel' rs ri. % sSss 5sx1shs' Lake sfs
w HafffIsTfo n Eiscxa; SO. #. commercial.
n rrSnsinE z. main main hishwsy near free
REY me- Rssrns s4os 'f STies ,'s ave. Af e.
$3.50 50. Fl, with s-rm. brick house.
full dry bsnt., 70-ft. frontage in
Wheaton triangle. Owner guaran-
tees tees commerei sic, soning. ASHLEY.
IA isG YLhT Ri ND MD., AREA-profittaas,.
established business In rapidly grow
on HWY. Sol for super market. hard
ware store, beauty parlor, barber
shop. gift and souvenir store and
G 1hs Rss'nssssS fi akq pf.tF sN1
sERvfCE STATION. new Maryland
240 express highway. interchange
location: 100000 gross. real estate.
equip. and business; $4,000. y cash.
Agent. Ben; I; LaGarde, fremont A.
R aiSti SAN R02i;sfMsc RU, 7-i l2:s
these are nice places: GOOD furn. and
esteb. bus; priced for. quick sale
E Eith Esas; terms Sns,v, To Inspect, call
RETIRE TO THIS small, modern mo-
tel on busy highway and enjoy life:
about an hours drive from Wash:
good income without vorkins day
and. night and . nice place TO live:
needs $4,000 cash. RIPLEY a
GR0CERY-ONLY si.5OO DOWN
Busy ne. locationi Corner store with
apt. Low rent. Lease. Present own
or does not know business. Be smart
Buy this cheap and build Il upi It
wont be long before you can make
this store worth immensely. more"
under competent management. See
Il 80 soon g you call. W, 3. REAL
TX Ia a-oee4 RE. -7-o65e.
ssses. $500. sOis ! - nv. 'ui