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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Bells Landing

Another young man is
cropping towards maturity in
BELLS Landing" Morton.
$3.75), q novel by Gerald War
ner Brace, author Of THE
Garretson Chronicle" AS be-
fore. Mr.. Brace pays tribute
to the New England way OF
life, and his regret in its de-
cline.
His hero is a Woodworking
young mechanic. whom poetry
has touched only in Bells
Landing, the beautiful ances-
trail home on the North Shore
of Boston, and in the person
of Sally Anthonakis, the enig-
matte Greek girl who was his
first love.
Win Redfern knows from
the first that life Is real and
earnest. Through the years
he sees people living lives Of
quiet desperation: His weird
old aunts, clinging to life at
Bells Landing; a landlady's
downtrodden second husband.
The fact is that Will is a
rather glum and plodding
young man and his story seems
to be too long for his PERSONAL
ity. Mr.. Brace seems to be
pursuing a number Of themes
here. none Of them with the
singlemindedness that keeps
the reader glued to the page.
The story somehow lacks
warmth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Dr.. Un-Christiun

The central figure In can
Apple a Day" tHolt; $500 Is
no hero. He Is instead q ply
stefan who might well be
called DR.. Un-Christian. For
Victor Rossiter has no high
flown ideas about serving
mankind or alternating Its ills.
His father had done that and
died in debt.
Victor and his mother had
set their sights on an M. d. for
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vision of Graphic Arts, jeff
erson drive between Ninth and
Twelfth streets, until Septem-
her 5.
There are some old chiaro-
scuro woodcut prints In the
group Of woodcuts. etchings.
Autographs and aquatints. The
approximately 40 prints range
In period from the 18th CEN
fury to contemporary.
Fantasy Gallery -
The Fantasy Gallery. at 1865
Connecticut avenue NV. is
showing a small group Of stat
uettes by Frances Steuart and
a group of French illustrated
books for children until Sep
TENDER 3.
Miss Steuart, who lives in
Baltimore. took up sculpture
late in life without formal
training several years ago, re-
ports Mrs. Matilda Dordet Of
the gallery. and used no models
for her figures of mothers and
children. They reflect a store
of human understanding ap-
parently enriched by her ex-
perience while engaged in char
liable work among children's
Fairgrounds in Baltimore. Her
statuettes have taste, feeling
and movement.
Children's Books
The children's books were
lent by the French Cultural
Service in New York to the
gallery, which maintains 0
lending library Of current
French books.
New books are represented,
along with such favorites Of
generations of French chill
dren as "Babar," the adven-
turous elephant. in a volume
by Laurent de Brunhoff, and
fables, in an edition with texts
by La Fontaine and illustra-
tons by M. B. de Monvel.
There is a volume of "Becas-
sine" humor, with text by
Caumery and illustrations by
j. P. Pinchon. The presence
of book on space science adds
evidence that the interests Of
French children pretty much
parallel those Of our own.
Scholarships
Young American artists
may apply for study abroad
scholarships for 1861 I'M
der the United States Govern
ment International education
al exchange program. :.
The closing date for appli-
cation is October 81. Applica-
ton blanks and a brochure
describing the Fulbright pro-
gram are available at the In
stitute of international Edu-
cation, East Sixty-seventh
street, New York City.
There are opportunities for
the study of painting, graphic
arts. and sculpture in Austria.
Belgium and Luxembourg,
Denmark. France, Germany,
India, Italy, Japan, the Meth
erlands, Norway and the
United Kingdom.
Eligibility requirements for
the foreign study fellowships
are United States citizenship,
a college degree or its equiv
alent at the time the award
is taken up. sufficient knowl-
edge of the language Of the
country to carry on the pro-
posed study, age IS years or
under, and good health.
The Fulbright awards cover
transportation, tuition, books
and maintenance for one aca-
demic year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28

fess your sins in q public re-
cantation. The public has q
right to exercise compassion
In q situation like this. ]
don't think 1t was q right to
exercise harsher judgment.
This is not the way you Judge
q human being just by
whether or not he has been a
Communist: you judge him by
a whole lot Of things"
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At Smithsonian

A special exhibition of color
prints from the permanent coll
lection continues at the
Smithsonian Institutions Di-
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Coastal Cargo Route
Asked by Pan Am

Pan American World Always
yesterday asked the Civil Aero
nautics Board for a domestic
cargo route between Washing
ton, Boston, New York, Phila-
delhia and Florida.
The airline said more than
IS million pounds of air cargo
a year moving into Miami for
shipme n t. southbound must
travel by surface because mo
adequate air cargo service exists
along the East Coast"
Evening star., 1955-07-28
I Indian Chiefs
Battle Florida
Custody Laws

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.
July 20 P.-Two Indian tribal
chieftans who claim immunity
from white mans law were
scheduled to appear today in the
Court of Crimes as defendants
IN a child custody case.
They are Jimmy Henry and
Tommy Buster, members Of the
Miccosukee Seminole nations
governing council. They are ac-
cused Of giving five Indian chill
dren, whose mother is dead. to
the maternal grandmother.
Morton Silver, attorney for the
two, said Mr.. Henry and Mr..
Buster would enter no plea. but
would argue that the court has
no jurisdiction on grounds that
the Seminole nation is sover-
eign country.
Father Quite Tribe
The father of the children.
Joe Billie, is Seminole who has
left the tribe and adopted white
mans ways. He works here as
q parking lot attending and al
ligator wrestler.
He argued that he was en-
titled to the childre nand could
give them the benefits Of a
comfortable home and formal
schooling.
The Seminoles, however, main
tain that the children are bound
by tribal customs and they must
follow the claim of the mother. !"
Joe Billie obtained an arrest
warrant for the grandmother,
Lillian Stone Bowers, but sheriff S
officers were unable to find her
to serve it. She lives somewhere
in The Everglades.
Petition President
The Seminole council yester-
day petitioned President Eisen-
hover for help. The council said
the search for the grandmother
and two arrests were hostile
acts of aggression.
In 3 letter to the President,
the council said:
agents of the State of Florida
threatened to send a sheriff :
posse into our territory and to
arrest the grandmother on the
sole ground that she, as one of
our citizens, is caring for her
grandchildren on our territory
pursuant to our law.
ITO avoid bloodshed the Gov
ernor of Florida personally di-
rected that the posse not be
sent"
The letter asked President Eli
senhower to appoint an envoy
or mission authorized and will
ing to negotiate expeditiously,
in good faith, a final settlement
Of our differences"
Base Claim on Treaties
The MiccoSukee Seminoles.
numbering about 800, base their
claim to sovereignty on several
treaties they signed in the 1S00s
with Spain and the United States
which they say gives them the
status of a nation.
The last treaty with the Unit
ed States, signed in 1889 at the
end of a bloody war that lasted
seven years. recognized the In
dianS' claim to practically all
the swampy Everglades, where
most of them now live.
The Senate never ratified the
treaty. But the SeminoleS claim
that they signed it in good faith
and that under international law
the treaty exists.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

orie ratio" Daffodil Farm Enriched Bread
equal slices OF the average OF eleven
whole wheat breads tested in complete
protein contenti
A truly remarkable development made
possible by the miracle milk protein
booster" er"-lactalbumin.
Tastes Better And Toasts Better
Not only does Daffodil Farm Enriched
Bread give you more complete protein
than ordinary whole wheat bread. But
gives you more vitamins and minerals.
(See chart.)
And : Daffodil Farm Bread contains
about ESQ less calories to complete pro.
tein than the average OF whole wheat
bread or ordinary white breads tested.
Best OF all, Daffodil Farm Enriched
Bread tastes vastly better than whole
wheat. Actually better than many white
breads.
And We believe you will find it beats
any bread for toasting. 1t is simply
wonderful!
II you really want to keep vitality up
>. you'll do better with foods like
higher protein to calorie ratio" Daffodil
Farm Enriched Bread.
Get it at your grocer's today. Note
how firm the loaf is .. filled with good
ness instead Of air! And fresh as daisy!
Try Daffodil Farm Enriched Bread
today. You'll be glad you did.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

CAD but true-there is no magic pill"
- to keep vitality up in your family.
But you can provide good nutrition
in a well-balanced diet. Such as:
Meat, milk, fish, eggs and high-protein
ratio bread :. energy foods like potatoes
and beans E. protective foods like green
leafed and yellow vegetables oranges and
tomatoes.
AN these promote good health and
vitality. And. OF course, foods lower in
calories help keep figures trim.
Awhite Bread Better Than Whole Wheat
No one questions the health advantages
Of whole wheat bread. But few relish
the taste.
Daffodil Farm Enriched Bread is
great nutritional advance because this
new miracle white bread is better in
protein for health than whole wheat
bread.
Four slices Of higher protein to cal.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

"Daffodil Farm Bread orisi.
nally interested me because Of
its high protein food value.
After using it. however, I be-
came attached to it because OF
its wonderful quality and fla
vor. 1t does cost more, but is
certainly worth more. I feel the
milk and all-butter shortening
make i taste better and toast
better"
Evening star., 1955-07-28

The easier scientific way to eXer-
else weight control is by controii,hs ihs
I the anpetite control center OF the
human brain. When you eat pro-
te;n.containing food 80 to 6o MN
"tes before q meal and it MAINTAINS
the blood sugar level high enough,
i normally appeases your appeti,e
nontrol ~ center. Which reduces your
craving for food. So you can eat 'eSS'
Evening star., 1955-07-28

BLOOD cells are protein strue-
tures. Thus, plenty OF protein
is needed for rich red blood.
DafIodil Farm Bread is also
enriched with iron another
important part Of your blood.
Safe to say. protein Is tne
most important food for the ne,
body. All cells are essentiany
nrotein in structure. 1t takes
protein to build them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

IUZO OOnn. AVE.
Small, professional suite. 2 ofilces;
reception han, pvt. bath, Esady TO
CUE or Mr.. WALSH. Ma. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

CHEVROLET IS V-S convertible;
r. and h.; looks and drives like
new; 4 mos. old; cannot afford to
keep car any longer: will sacrifice;
$3.50. JE. 4-3l86. -15
CHEVROLET 1855 vs. sport coupe:
fully equipped. must sacrifice, for
details phone JE. S-0S2S, lis
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES, chesapease Bay.
daytime: Wa. S-4I93 niGhts. week
4Ssnoffooor CABIN CRUISER. twin o.
galley. ) hssds: ss.s0io. III; !.
o SWsRRsIs CRUISER. 80 t., sleeps 3:
104-h.p. Gray eneine: $3.50. HA.
2.1013 after $50. Is
RICHARDSON CRUIsER, ~. 26-ft.,
1l5 chrysler. new paint, prop
pump, carburetor. extras; I'm tired
Of tinkefing; Worth $4,000. asking
$500. Makes ~ Knots mot. Pen.a-
under e f StS Or sA sho sau mo
tors; must be In good cond. and
equip. price. etc. Boz ar. star.
so.rr. CABIN CRUISER. recs sS
excel. ccnd.: $685. or best ofier.
1851 s Sasis c cfssT Riviera RIM ID r.,
pletely refinished. IN peri. cond..
Priced So, 500. see Stewart. Corin-
THAN Yacht Club, End and " SITS.
RESIN. H.rter.s. for Fib.rgiasins
boats. $3.50 per gallon: 4s n.
sEEkDB0AT. ls;ft.. '5s Century
eng: sS,s5o. XII. 5-i7l5 alter 3.
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BOATS tcess.)
1855 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

eeott-Atwater and Oliver motors,
nsns6sr6 Scsss .S md tr 81 r,.it Is
models. Our TRADE HIGH
MONTH on 1856 owens cruisers
L making available many fine
ct lowest prices on budget terms;
yeers 70 pay. l4,ft. nodded car.
!oR t H9st SI1s .y yss UI5 5 ssnSp 1
PATUxKNT MARINE SUPPLY CO
5213 Baltimore Ave-. Hyattsyille
Open Daily, Q to Q WA. 1890
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ENTTRE RTTIT,DING

NEW HISTORY BUILDING
MOST MODERN AIR-coNprT1oNED
ENTIRE FLOOR 75 SO. Fl.
81. SO. FIT.
cor 2 to . Room Suites Available)
SHAPIRO
|i413 K ST. NV. NE. s-1717
liz
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was; MASON HIRST
Tors, ACREAGE FOR SALE

owe MED LOTS or LOTs"-Ws
buy and sell lots and acreage,
Spot cash. Quick sales. J. VICTOR
ianS C0NNECTICUT AVE. - All
Conditioned: 1,600 sa. It: OF open
door space; suitable Tor almost by
type Of business. CAN EN-. S-gVSo'
nRApLEY BLVD. AREA - lots,
Burning Tree Valley, about Z acre
esch. city sewer, finished streets:
price $500 each. Eyes;, sun; M,
fe6IinF, OF. 4-66es ROBERT b.
HALL Co. OIL. $3.50.
ROCKyILLG--Fivs lots f9f nu VIZ y
Street seSs. aI "a vat. :naoy as.eff Pr,e y
81. 22essss noSzisT B. HALL
Co, OF. 1880. 4
81 Tors. sewer. water, iaterals IN
stalled. Also 102 adjoining lots.
with sewer and water approved.
win subordinate. Lots may be .pur-
chased In small groups. Al ioca-
tion. ROBINSON REAL Estate.
si25 oeorsiA ave. JU. 7-7l15;
Is ACRES. near Andrews Field.
Paved I'd, adj. hist. Colonial Manor.
Reasonable g rIS,.E 70 sestie "a ss'aI &.
S.D'
VEST BELrsyHLE-Fiys and 10
acre tracts, $4,000 per acre; terms.
3; p. zAETzINoER- Jr. wa. z
ccMMERCrAL GROUND. Route so1
az Route 30. Excel. loe.; So acres.
With 5S0-ft. road frontage, Very
heavy trafhc; make good motel site,
truck-tTailer park. barbecue and
many other uses. SIS. 900; terms; q
viii lease. Mr.; WE5T, QOss
REALTY CO.. INC. ma. S-i353;
RAMBLER sITEs--wooded. $1,000
10 81, 800 per o.: Clinton and Nor
beck, Md. Terms. JU. 5-bbSS:
MANOR COUNTRY cLUB-AppToxi-
mateiv 90, 000-sa. LIFT. lot adloinine
practice fairway: price. $500,
which includes club membership to
approved purchaser: ewes. and sun:
Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-66Ss, ROBERT
n naTT rn NJ. 0-9CRn
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. "a y pickup; only 5000 mi.;
new eond.: 81 ,095;. trade. terms.
Mr.. BLOCH. LU. 4-7400, eP. j.
11lo. 10
Al USED TRUCKS. Hi-value used
trucks. all models, makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER.
Dol Bladensburg I'd. n.e., Ii. e
FORD 1885 8 Cyl. s.-ton pickup;
model ESQ: Ike. new; 81 .195.
MCGEE & CO.. 2l42 K st. NV.
FEDERAL TRACTOR 'bl: 2-speed
axle. 1000 tires. saddle tanks. 9th
wheel, air brakes: BARGAIN. $3.50.
NATIONAL TRICK RENTAL CO..
NO. 7-7700 IA
FROZEN FOOD BODY
Chew, s52 2-ton: S,25 tires. with 12-
It. Hackney insulated BODY 2-h.p:
compressor, 3 phase. 3 Kold-Hold
plates: S2,316. NO. 7.7700. IL
DODGE 1852 acton panel: heater.
new tires; new dafk-biue nnish;
reconditioned for miles Of hafd
wear; written I guarantee; 0ank
HALEY'S of counsel
DODGE-pLYMoUTH
N ST. AT LIST ST. Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
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ATTIC LAUNDRY
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

AUTOMOTTvE FIRM interested in
location In Sc, Wash. east OF
river. Must have adequate. outside
and inside parking facilities with
1000 70 5000 So. Il. LIST comml,
between 18th and Goth SITS, :. II
and r sts.. not over $40. IT,. Nc
brokers. AID. 2-6S60. la
1900 OR MORE so. FIT. Of COM
imercial ground wanted in NV.
WASHINGTON, west Of 18th st.. by
init info. including price. to Box
415-T, Star. --1S
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REAL Estate LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

e2.sS0. and TRUST. $40 mo-. sea-
soned two years; prompt -payts.,
excel. maker; $4,000. 10. b-s77e.
SEASONED, S4,ael. ,7-yr. End IT,.
brick; $3.50. DI. 7-07I3. IA
PREMIUM NOTES on quality D. c,
homes direct from owner:
oTss ss.oc "a bs pris.. q. t BS.
Isl, 900 End. 69s. 50 mo. Over
q S1;s CSC a2 2Rd 81 szi.: s4s ss ~ 70. Over
SIS. $50 End: 81 $3.50 mo.
So $50 IN. 81. "a 80 J m8'
e@Sl, 900 End. 90. $40 mo. Over
IN, 900 end. 81. $40 no. Over
cx iG. oG @R sdi sisp sEsiss H. Cs-,as7
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FARMS

8 ACRES improved with large. uni.
que country home, 2h miles from
d. large Kitchen, dining. living rm.
with firepl., paflor with fiirepl.l
large study OF dens 2h baths; 2nd
a., 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. House
has been well cared for; all mod.
err conTeniences. $22. 800. or viii
neil SO acres with another house
with al conveniencees for $4,000.
Call Mrs. Bowling, washington
Grove, Nd, with HICKMAN q
CUsEMAN. Phone Gaithershur1
sHfENSNDoAH VALLEY. vA.-l34.
acre farm. so acres cultivated. ~
mi! west Of Mt. Jackson. Va: good
for hunting lodge. plenty Of wild
game: 7-rTli. house, outbuildings
wells and springs: $500. WE. b.
976a. WE. 5-6440, ia
FARM, iI0 acres. is clear; barns;
5000: Phone Mechaniesvilis 5s: ;P.
NEW STROUT CATALOG-Just outl
FREEi Farms, businesses: SO States
ETROUT REALTY. 234-A Wood
ward BIdgs wash. ST. 3.310z.
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1920 r. L Ave. NE. La. $1,000
CADILLAC 40 Fleetwood: :. and h.;
black; power windows, new Royal
Master tires: $500. ST. 3-0525,
G ET, 12s; an e Pms E9.y pdser
ssio H ass aS.0a soas
abroad. forced to sell. AID. 4-33bS.
c2DnE2S less Coupe. Pc vile;
beautiful 2-tone, :. and b.. w.-w.
Tss To- s sppTecss ss5 o9 PIE
Me- noiG 81. 1850. LIZ H. LIS l. ss''
CADILLAC 1858 "62" coupe Pc
equipped With power steering.
Capitol Caddillac-O Odds.
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
equipped including electric windows
Only S3,995. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1717 r. ]. ave. ne. pU,
7-S300. Id
CADILLAC 1854 "62" coupe; light
blue, fully equipped including air
conditioning; $4,095. ccc guar
| Capitol Cadillac Olds.
1922 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 Coupe peVille; 2.
tone green; equipped; S2,7s5; Gee
! guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 "8a" coupe; Hydro.
T. or and Sre b.; WV ~ sa tires; beautiful 2
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST., ST.. spe. JU. 6-61S6
CADILLAC 1858 "62" sedan: dark
green matching interior, equipped
t tEl. power ,.,ss steering; sa'4s5.
Capitol Caddillac-O Odds.
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC, 1859 "62' convertible;
radio, heater. Hydra Matte. tinted
\ glass, power steering. gloss green
OF trade, 81. 295; AYERS oLDsMo-
s ELIZA ddL.c, CO. Fatslinst ~
CGES4RR0LEr, 1865 Bel Air convert
tble VS.; has .everythingi radio,
heater, ,, Powsrgli a. =, special paint.
WV. tlFeS' unusually low mliehBes
5ass On nf HK GsRsslnas of aDa asSi
CADILLAC CO.. Fatrlington Shop
ping Center, ov. 3-0350.
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 4>door;
ivory and turquoise finish, fully
ss srs sons i Fea only sSy efs Ss G We
SINGER CHEVROLET CO. z Cor
rers, Fails Church. JE. 2-1177.
CHEVROLET 1851
Styleline de luxe 4-dr. sedan: Pow
erglide automatic transmission, r.
and h.: original black finish; low
mileage: looks and runs like new;
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-7500
CHEVROLET 1850
4-door:. r. and h.. seat covers; sky
! Hoe 0 Ne s 49, s enc se sgss BY u.s.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1895 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 2-90O1
IA
CHEVROLET '55 VS. convertible;
r. and h.; looks and drives like
new; 4 mos. old; cannot afford to
keep car any longer; VIII sacrifice;
CIHfEiSvHRSoiiETi 1855 eS50S VS. sport coupe:
fully equipped. must sacrifice, for
details phone JE. 3-082s. lis
CHEVROLET 1852
De luxe 2-door sedan: with radio,
heater. turn signals: sparkling me-
tallic blue finish: was $995, now
SS46; $50 down, balance easy
ADDISON CHEVROLET
1 Ath and Fla. Ava. NV no. 2.7knn
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DODGE-PLYNoUTH
az a. 40 Dlrg{ 81 q r

~ ST. at First ~. Sc
Ii. $4,000 Closed SUNDAYS
CADILLAC 1919 "82" coupe; Hydra.
7; and h. Wv. tires; nea ,n.,1 origi
i see e a rspr; si.os5. Bs
OWNER. OIL. 2-7611. IA
CADILLAC '52 eonv.: light blue,
power steering, power windows, new
Wv: 1896, or best otfer. SO.
CADILLAC RlSaCILA 1883 "es'. sedan: fully
ps 1slaai s% e pUys trade from
Sc5IibE,ssMsIos ETnss CO.. fairs
llngton Shopping Center. Alex, Va.
c03 All SISsSO, 1885 Coup. De y,lls:
S SssS5fn ri ess.i lynn Niles sagipP nsG
throushout. s3.bs5. HoYLE MO-
ToR sALEs. 1717 =. I. ave. ne;
cRR Si Gisso .e,. sedan: =. b..
Hydra. Matte, Wv. tires, 2 extras;
recently nr $3.50 e s5 81 o aygsooo.
CASsmEac 1913 s-dr. sedan: ; very
sss5 d a., the ctr TsEw MoToR co;y.
9th and Fle; aye; ne. II: {.i532.
CAUAGAAC ~ OE eEaaA HyuIh.'
Double Eagle WV tires. special
tubes, "a wheel discs: recent COM
pletso motor motor, i1 6;;,npp yt; s 3EnsE;
c 4aSh MlS i issss eonv.; $4,000 l MI;
ofier refused. ia. $4,000. Ii
CADILLAC 1850 sedan: r.. and b..
hydra. Wv. tires, beautiful light
green finish; this car has no
scratches dents or spots; must see
HRo S dEiY nof z sp ggsas 17is K
ave, ne. DU. 7-S300. -16 :.
CADILLAC 1852 '62" 4-dr.: :. and
b., hydra -matic,- tinted glass: this
Is q sharp Jet black car. set Oh. by
9 set oi new 2. 8; Rooyai tg6slssss
Mo Nor Rfi SAILS. Iass i S7iss1 r. { ave.
ne. Du 7-S3O0, --lH
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~. so5 dovn totai ~ sasE
D S9o LIVE Sow %La.Yo%
ai4S r. NV All AT IA. s.sooa
%sI1=575@CY- 49,
CHEVROLET 1851
lpoverelide. cdr beautiful green,
r. and ~ looks and runs like new,
sacrifice; $3.50.
hClAI1CQy MOOOAO, A4kCs
rs Kennedy st. NV. To. 2-9s4A
IC1FVR0TFT Iq51 sedaa. ReTmrd
oresn: PowereIide. 11l6f)fl miies
excel, cond.; 81 $50; Wv. tireo
CO. $1,000, Ext. 462.
lCWRyRnLET 'Sa Rel Air 4-drA
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ABOUT MIDWAY between Warrentcr
and Middleburg-2S6 acres Of hilly
ground; unusually wen WAtered apc
divided into almost equal parts d
4 black top road. This land. II
especially good for grazing sithel
cattle or horses. rftce. $4,000
The owner mignt oiviHe inso siMeosS'
EcoSu1ss ' y. ,sHeo ON Z isiS K q
NV. Ma. 8-l166.
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(coatiauedI


air-cond. once with
81 81 sddTess Of Distinction. caii
isth AND EYE N.W.-FuIly equipped
once or desk space ayail. Teie.
phone answering, receptionist and
business address. Ma. $4,000.
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STORES FOR RENT

ssI4 Ar sT. M. suit. any bust.
ri, rsgsfss %s "a oa s;a4ao. ~, J1 U.s..
Hover Hotel; attract. furn.. car.
SSh. TX. 3-02tl. III
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR REM

O6FtCkS, STUDIOS FOX MEMS
I4th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Entire floor Of approximately 1:S5o
90; 4, ard 2 large rooms, $3.50
sentative. SHANNON A. LucHs
NEAR CONN AND X, l145 X st
n.w.-Singie suite ct $50, avail
immed.: also double suite ct S1lbi
all services Including elevator. NJ
Phillips, SHANNON q LUcHs. "a
aIfih W. r. n II NAws1E Sasil it 10,
fscturers' agent. Rental sos. ROB
ERT v. sAvAqEs 5I4 Union Tfusl
PROfEsSfONAI SPACE - consrss.
rms. pvt. entr., over store. next 4
corner and bus stop. VIII Arran4'
70 suit tenant. $40 mo. 20, 2
uN RSDi PVT. orr. In suite Of iav
ofiices, Use Of reception rm. 14tf
and X location. $50 mo. Avail
Immediately. Cal Ma. $3.50. .
MEDICAL OFFICES. air-cond:. mod
33l6 18th st. n.w- no. 2-oSbS
1917 Sc I'LL S:tSs sr. N.w-studio once
sS5: other desirable rms; g ,S NV
FoUR-Ro0M OFFICE SUITE with
parking: 6th and r. /. ave. ne.
$65. 10. 6-44el weekdays.
FURH. ROOM, pvt. law oflre. excel
lent library; good location. d., a.
GH4A =
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MARYLAND FARMS

Modern 3-bedfm. rambler. on 90
acres: tenant house. bank barn
Houl.SE;y ,.h hos:s' "a: sss ISopd c0mma'-
80 ACRES, stream. 3-bedrm, bath
home. other outbutldinss. Sl7,500.
S0-ACRE productive farm. with neat.
modern home, 16-stanchion dairy
barn, silo, other outbuildings.
$40. 900. with stock and equip
HiITSCKfsMliiA iIN
70. rSs. gaiaz can non,.r S.4iaii g.