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Evening star., 1955-11-29
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The White House Confer
ence on Education goes into
its second day at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel.
The $50 annual Agricul-
tural Outlook Conference
continues at the Thomas
Jefferson Auditorium at the
South Building Of the De-
partment OF Agriculture.
The American Public Well
fare Association holds an
other Of its eight-day meet
ings ct the Hotel Statler,
The American Hospital
Association Safety Institute
and Workshop win hold the
second OF It's five-day meet
ing at the Woodner Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Arlington Towers
Sued for $275,00O

A SITS, 900 suit was filed yes
iterday In Alexandria Federal
Court by Washington builder
John McShain against the Ar
|lington Towers Land Corp.
The McShain firm says that
the land corporation, parent
company Of the four corporations
owning the multi-million- dollar
Arlington Towers Apartments.
failed to pay q debt due Oc-
tober 90.
The suit says the land corpo-
ration, listed at 804 Hillwood
avenue, Falls Church. made q
$275. 900 promissory note on
April 90. 1854, payable to the
building firIn 1S months later.
The suit charges that the note
was not paid. n
An attorney for Arlington
Towers said he had not yet re-
ceiyed official notification Of the
suit and had no comment.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

ings could possibly cut down on
shell costs so we could put more
inside schools"
Others who will make the La
fayette trip are board members
Wylie Barrow and Wayne Bird
sell. James Sheldon, superintend-
ent Of construction. and Lester
WEIGH, site planner for the board.
DR.. Norris reported to the
board that secondary schools will
dominate the school building pro-
gram in the next few years. If
all the children now attending
the county's elementary schools
move on to county high schools,
the senior high school enroll
ment win double by 1860. he said
Legal Aid Needed
IA new type Of shortage con.
fronted the school board wher
Mr.. WEIGH reported that tht
county attorneys Office told him
IL has an insufficient STAFF te
handle all the boards legal work
An appropriation for legal
counsel was slashed from the
boards current budget in July
with the understanding that II
could get legal work done by the
county attorneys Office.
Mr.. Barrow suggested that
steps be taken to retain a per-
manent counsel for the board.
Mr.. WEIGH sought the aid Of
a private attorney to draw UP q
contract for the purchase Of an
8.9-acre tract on Newport Mill
road in Wheaton.
The board approved the pur-
chase. at a price Of $3.50 an
acre.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Infant Found Dead
In Fuirfux Home

A 5-week-old girl was found
dead in her crib In her Fairfax
County home today.
County police from the Grove
ton substation identified the child
as Robin L. Arnold. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arnold, oi
1902 @ street, New Alexandria.
Policemen c. B. Lawrence and
Jack Wagner reported that Rob-
ms father found her face down
when he went into her bedroom
about 6:45 am. The Mount Ver-
non Rescue Squad was sum-
moned but found the baby dead
The body was to be examined
by DR.. Claude Cooper. county
medical examiner. to. determine
the cause Of death.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Three Sentenced
For Druft Eyusion

BALTIMORE. Nov. % tR.--
Three members Of Jehovah's Wit
nesseS were sentenced to Fed
eral prison terms and fined
$1,000 each yesterday for VIOLA
ton of the Universal Military
Training and Service Act,
One Of the three, Gary g.
Pyles Of Lanham, Md. a 23-
substitute mail carrier
who was sentenced to two and q
half years, said he thought
entering military service against
ones belief was like driving a
car in q bank robbery"
Also sentenced were John w.
Oursler, "a, of Silver City. N. NJ.
two years and four months. and
Roy d. Lapp. jr., ~. of Mardella
Springs. Md, two and a half
years
Evening star., 1955-11-29

District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer last night climbed q
small ladder on F street and
pulled a switch that should have
turned on 9S6 lights along F and
@ streets from Eleventh to Four
teenth streets NV.
Actually. only TAI Of the small
bulbs came to Life at Mr.. Spen-
GERS touch. But despite the fact
that everything didn't come on
--or on---as planned, these
downtown blocks looked for all
the world like Christmas. Or
as much as they could be made
so, with Christmas still four
weeks away, and st. Andrews
Day between now and then.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

ITingley said. If he can't de-
liver it, he brings 1t back to the
post office and tries again the
next day"
The postmaster said it is not
unusual for carriers to take such
action In individual cases where
they encounter unfriendly dogs,
but added. "It is very unusual
to go this far
One man thought the post Of
fice was going too far and COM
planned to police. He told Mr.,
Tingley the post office should
only cut of the owner Of the
offending dog.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Fuirfox Meeting Set
On SociuI Council

A meeting to make plans for
organizing q social planning
council for health. welfare and
recreation activities In Fairfax
County and Falls Church win
be held in the Old Court cham
Der at the Fairfax Courthouse
ct 8 O'Clock tonight.
MRS. Nora Isarnborne, from the
Alexandria Community Welfare
Council, win discuss the setup
and functions Of such q council.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Two Downtown Streets
Light Up for Christmas

The lights were coIored. some
what appropriately. red. blue.
green and orange.
Besides the lights, there was
tinsel. From each lamp post
hung figures Of Humpty- Dumpty,
Little Boy Blue, the Seven
Dwarfs and other figures IA
miliar TO Christmastime.
Fairly reasonable facsimilies
of Santas, hung by their necks
and lighted inside. also helped
along the effort to convince
passersby that someday soon
Christmas win be here again.
What with the $4,000 street
decorations and the usual neon
lights, the full moon was hardly
noticeable, rising in the east.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Rambling

A panhandler on the Avenue
was getting quite q play with this
line: II, sir, am q bum. Would
you care to contribute to my
daily take?"
A churl passing an engineer
peering through q transit at q
downtown intersection remarked.
II see we're In for another siege
Of Improvement"
The Uptown Theater is only q
few doors further uptown on
Connecticut avenue than the
Midtown Restaurant.
Next year, Temperance Sunday
comes during National Wine
Week, according to the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
Wine Week is listed as "tenta-
tive" ..
A sign In big brazen letters on
q Seventeenth street stop pro-
claims. I'VE Have Awful XMAS
Cards" Inspection Of the fine
print reveals the gimmick, and It
reads, I'VE Have An Awful Large
Selection Of XMAS Cards"
A forloEn sight: Air-condi-
tioners protruding from windows
In winter.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Dinner Pulls
State Purty
Out of Debt
BY GENE GOODWIN
star stan Correspondent

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-The
Maryland Democratic Party was
out Of debt for the first time in
almost two years today. thanks
to s3l of the party faithful who
paid 500 a plate for a roast
Ibeef banquet here last night.
The diners also were treated
| to speeches by Senator Syming-
ton, Democrat Of Missouri. and
Baitimore's Mayor Thomas
lD,Alesandro.
The Mayor, speaking as Demo
cratic national committeeman
flor Maryland. said Senator Sy-
mington is well qualified to lead
the Democrats to victory next
year as its candidate for Presi-
dent.
StIn Not Interested
The Senator'S native Mary
Ilander--told reporters afterwards
he was fiattered by the mayors
remarks. but that they did not
change his previously stated
position Of not being interested
Ior available for the presidential
nomination.
Mayor D'Alesandro also stole
the spotlight by introducing
Heavyweight Champion Rocky
IMarciano to the banquet au-
dience. The champ, he explained,
had come over from washington
Ito serve as his bodyguard.
Mr.. Marciano was In WASH
lington yesterday for the Circus
Saints and Sinners luncheon.
Michael J. Birmingham. dinner
chairman, said 93l persons had
either purchased or pledged to
buy q ticket. About $50 actually
showed up for the dinner in the
IAOEel Eku6T6Ou.
Mr.. Birmingham said the af-
fair was the most successful the
Maryland Democrats ever have
lput on. The proceeds. he said.
will enable the party to pay OF
almost $4,000 in debts hanging
over since last years campaign
and to meet q $4,000 obligation
Ito the Democratic National
Committee.
Only Two Speeches
The speeches by the Mayor
and Senator Symington were the
Ioniy ones allowed last night. the
former introducing the latter.
All the rumored candidates for
the Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation next year were seated ct
the head table with other party
brass.
In his speech. Senator Syming-
ton told the assemblage the Eli
senhower administration has
lowered silent curtain" over
the dangers we face" in ma
ltional defense.
The former Air Force Secretary
said American military strength
lis inadequate, is being cut fur
lther and that Communists are
gaining In relative strength.
Glancing at the local scene. he
made the often-heard plea for
unity among the ranks Of Mary
land Democrats.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Montgomery Plans Study
OF Teacher Aide Plan

Montgomery County plans to
study new methods of coping
with future crises caused by
shortages Of teachers and class
room space.
DR.. Forbes H. Norris. county
superintendent of schools, told
the Board of Education last night
that he will discuss with princi-
pals the possibility Of installing
q teacher aide" program to "ex-
tend the influence Of the good
teacher"
Under the system. inaugurated
in Bay City, Mich. a gifted
teacher would be given large
classes, but the routine clerical
work in the classroom would be
taken over by an aide who would
not be q teacher.
DR.. Norris said he hopes to
prepare a recommendation by
January, SO that provision for
financing the experiment. II
adopted, can be incorporated In
the 1867 school budget.
To Inspect Prefabs
At the same time the board
revealed that three of its men,
|bers and two Of the administra-
tive staff viii fly to Lafayette.
Ind, on Saturday to investigate
|prefabricated school buildings.
Lafayette is the home of a man
|ufacturer Of such structures and
the Indiana city has placed one
such school In operation.
Willard g McGraw. board
chairman, said the trip indicates
mo shift in board policy. which
up to now has ruled out pre-
fabs. but added that such build
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Aristo TrioI Neors Enc, ,
.Moy Go to Jury Today

Earlier yesterday Judge Nc
Garraghy overruled o defense
motion seeking to reduce the
first degree murder charge.
The Indictment on which the
defendants ire being tried
charges that. in perpetrating q
housebreaking, they "purposely
did murder David Armhold. jr..
BY means Of striking and beat
ing him about the head and body
and by strangulation."
other counts in the indictment
accuse the trio Of housebreaking
and stealing $40 from the Aristo
plant.
YOking Admitted
Battle admitted on the stand,
as he had done In q written
statement to police. that he
|"yoked. Mr.. Armhold at the
plant and held the watchn1an
while Tucker, q light-heavy-
weight boxer. struck the 78-year-
old man.
Tucker. who had admitted the
striking In q written statement,
testified he hit Mr.. Armhold once
with his. fist. The purpose was.
Tucker testified. to get the
watchman "out Of the way. SO
we could tie him up" Tucker
insisted he did not intend to kill
Mr.. Armhold.
Battle testified he tied the
watchman's hands and feet. But
Ter admitted he had put q neck
tie gag into the watchman's
mouth and tied It back Of Mr..
Armhol6s neck. The defendants
testified the watchman was still
tied up when they left the plant.
Defense counsel In the case are
Attorneys William A. Tinney.
Belford v. Lawson, jr.; John T.
Reyes and Samuel c. Klein.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Psychiotrist to Speak

DR.. Robert Greenberg Of Silver
Spring. Nd. a psychiatrist. will
address the Married Couples
Group Of the Jewish Chapel Of
Fort Belvoir at . pm. tomorrow
Iin Gray,s ELL Chapel. Fort Bel
.'voir, Va.
Evening star., 1955-11-29


celebrating today In the first
degree murder trial Of three men
accused Of staying q 78-year-old
night watchman last August "a
In the plant Of the Arist0 Dry
Cleaners q Dyers. Inc,
The jury Of eight women and
four men will receive final In
from Judge Joseph
McGrarragly Of the q. s. Dis
trict Court for the District Of
Columbia Immediately after final
arguments are completed BY
opposing counsel.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Frederick q. Smithson
opened his final argument yes
treday afternoon. He contended
the acts Of the defendants and
the circumstances indicated In
tent to kill the watchman, David
Armhold, jr., Of the 100 block Of
Tennessee avenue NE. His
death was due to strangulation,
cerebral hemorrhage and shock,
according to trial testimony.
The defendants are Grantland
D. Butler. %. Of the 1900 block
of First street Sc; Raymond l.
Tucker. %. Of the 800 block Of
L street S.W., and Walter L.
Battle, 81. Of the 600 block Of
Kenilworth avenue NE. Ali three
are colored.
Each Testifies
Each yesterday testified in his
own defense. All readily ad-
mitted on the stand. as they had
In written statements to police.
that they entered the Aristo
plant in the 1900 block Of South
Capitol street and stole money.
Each defendant, however. de-
MED he had any intention Of
fatally injuring Mr.. Armhold.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

kit. 9 bedrms., tile bath. rec I'm.
in bsmt- Fenced back I'd. $3.50
SILVER sPRTN6. reduced rental to
fsfPonsi1ie couple ecu o who vii PROF. 1S
May 15-oct. /, JU 5-7I24. IA
QUIET COUNTRY HOME. vA.-Furn
or unfurn.; 80 minis. from D. c. Spae
3-bedrm. hse., lge. sun pch; lovely
lawn. trees. view. OR. 3-0725,3-0622
ARLINGTON, Pimmit Hills area
bedrooms with den. Nicely fur
nished. Buses into Washington with
in walking distance Of house. Rent
for S125 per month with one-year
lease. See this bungalow today.
shSa 1E H s-oo44' AL BAKER &
BETHESDA-3 bedrms.. window fan.
washer: gas heat: lge tree-shaded
yard; $3.50 mo; mr.. schools, transp.,
G :hSSSInsi 8t 4Isasi Bv RIM nd din
baths. lovely garden and porch
s - ssas Of % 3D. Vi T.ia 81 apt S
n; AR 81 Sedrms;, rec, 5m:; Is min
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = Lovely
erand piano antiques, fireplace, .
bedrms.: $3.50. Call FREDERICK
" BERENs SALES, INC. Ma.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-5.bedrm. Diet
house; nicely furn.: oil heat; about
acre land. SI65. DIXIE REALTY
SEAT PLEASANT. MD. 1923 A St.
Rambler; almost new, 9 bedrms.;
Bendix: partly furn.; lge. yard:
excel. neighborhood: S1i5 or I'M
RUPERT. ST. 3-S4s4. rs
6 RIM. bath semidet. brick: oil heat
nicely furn.; poss. May Is; SIPS.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50,
Mr.. FLOWER AVE. SHOPS. Silver
Spring-Partly furn.. mod. 8 rms
and bath, f.; also lge. dble nm.
and lavatory upstairs: screened
porch: fenced ward. trees: $125, Ju
BETHESDA, Md, 1904 westfield DIR.
Landon Woods, conv. to Nat. Inst
of Health and Naval Hospital-Attr
rambler. Nicely furn. liv.. rm.. din
rm,, compl. modern, fully equip
kit. 2 bedrmS.. Ia baths. peri
cond Can be inspected. l.. E
BREUNINGER & SONS, Ma. 5000
CAPITOL HTLL-3 kits. 3 baths;
redec.: good income; S135. Ewes.
Redwood 5-5368. Ia
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
GEORGETOWN; 3 bedrooms, baths
servants quarters; $3.50:
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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WAKEFIELD

A charming home containing 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. paneled library with
fireplace, 1st-h. lavatory, screened
porch, maids rm. and bath. Lovely
garden. Available Immediately; $3.50
per mo. To inspect call Mrs. Carter
Ma: $4,000; ewes. and week ends
EN-. 2-7354.
BOSS Il PHELPS. INC.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE APT, in
modern flreproof bldg. nearby Ar
Move in now, rent begins June /;
$50. with all utils. ia. 7-2497..
ARLINGTON-S69- bedrm. near
transp.. stores. Fort Myer; heat, hot
water, auto: laundry. Phone EN-.
3-567S. days: or EN-. 3-920S, ewes.
AUBURN GARDENS-Extra-large IL
bedroom. living. room, dining area;
terrace: shopping and transportss-
S 800 KY XII ss7 s6;2' 'ef n''' I16
ARLINGTON COURTS-Extra-la large
1-bedroom. living room, dining area,
kitchen and bath: parking and shop
ping; 81 per month. JA' 5-S261.
A Il; oiSSsg; 1-bedrm apis; clean.
quiet, cool apt. BLDG; ! blk. to
Apply Apt lo@. KE. s-672o. -l2
ARLINGTON-Modern enc: near Key
Bridge, and NV. Wash, sos. ia.
Oak St. to 1900 18th I'd. N. zig
ARL., mr.. Fort Myer--1-bedrm. apt,
LIST a.; excel. cond. / child accept
able. ia. S-O075. Ia
Columbia pike ct Fred
erick St. Magnolia, Gardens-;Ayan.
nov; Beautiful and spacious I,a living y ns:
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
8 exposures: utils. furn. 500 a mo:
One be sdo $3.50. For info. cali
one M s AND 's-BEpRM. APIS, near
Hecht's store. Excel; transp;; $50
and sos per mo- incl. all utils. See
Mr.. Harig,. 51S N. Thomas St. IA.
$1,000: after 8 pm. ia. 2-329s.
DISTANCE Fort Mser;
close Pentagon, mod. 1s-unit bldg;
parking; air cond available; 2 bed
1 GmS,; s7 e spa lss utils' l213 1s NJ
fireproof apt; Bldg. i Biz. stores
elaine PROPERTIES IA. $500.
ALEX. e1o Green st.-1-bedrm: gar
NJ ToXsEs; s7s per mo. incl. YsIl''
ARLINGTON near elebe I'd. and Lee
hwy.-Modern basement apt; g
large rooms, private entrance ana
bath: $55 per mo. No children, KE.
ALEX. ,iDelrsn duplex apt. 2 bed
pvt. scr. pch., garage. yard. shade
Vernon schools: l blk. from post
fs$ sS 'q KA2 sRS ssf'' RFFs 'dsa! fs-
A lex. ,peiray) 1 and e-bedrm. apts.
in Colonial brick buildings: s units
each, overlooking beautiful lawns
and shade trees. garage, ! blk; bus,
S SS5f S AIRS sh TH sss sdults fAY-
ARLINGTON. mr., Key Bridge min.
to Pentagon; small, modern bldg;
quiet street: | bedrm;, $3.50; 2
6sdrms -,oS Ss2 incl. all utils. PHONE
ARL., near Key Bridse-1-bedrm
apt. available June 1: cow.
transp., shopping; laun. facils..
parking. $40, incl, all utils. Adults
only. Phone Res. Mgr. IA. 2-o799.
1000 N. KENsINGToN ST., ARL.-
and bath; laundry facils. in bsmt.;
immed. Cali MR.. OGDEN. ia.
7-6454, or see him on premises.
MT. VERNON coURTs-Beautiful
and 2 fulf-sized bedrms.. colored. tile
bath, completely equipped kitchen.
Rent includes all utilities. Call XII.
BEVERLY PLAZA Sec bedrm.,
liv. rm., dinette. kit and bath. $40.
Call res. mgr, XII. $1,000 or agent.
DI. .7-7740. -l5
HARBOR TERRACE APARTMENTS
If you are interested in an apt. con-
venient to National Airport. we
have newly refrigerated ! .bedrm:
mo. incl. utilS. For inspection apply
at Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon drive,
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated l-bedroon1
apt, adjacent to Fl Myer. S70.75
per mo. incl utils. For inspection
apply Apt 2. 11s 8. Courthouse.
BARLEY BROS. INC.
MA S-R231 10
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COLORED-I3th ST. NV rms.
kit. bath, 3rd floor; adults only,
CoHoREDwaa11 18th ST. Me-
bedrm. apt. in mod, 2-family
S-SO93. OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

APIS. AND RMS, furn., unfurn.;
for CIV Univ. graduates and stu
dents. Send price and description.
BACHELOR APT. furnished, semi
detached, across d. c. line, NV.
area in Nd. Box 401-Y. Star. l2'
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SEAT PLEASANT

Semidet. brick. large liv. rm.. 2 bed.
rms. nicely equipped kitchen: $50
per mo. Call Mr.. Smith. DI. 7-14I1.
Ewes, AID. 4-0s7l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
business and ,xturss,

ESTABLISHED business and fixtures,
s sst H sko@ ase fssf Area Or cs hr
BUSINESS zoNES PROPERTY across
river, store, extra lots: 2 small apt.
bldgs; fully occupied; principals.
c 6GH aaslY' G ssssi STORE " With
In nearby va; fully equipped and
stocked. doing good profitable busi-
ness: sale includes A-acre CONNER
eial ground with brick brick BY, Srhtid Inf
Sc, 900 cash required, See today;
REALTY. IA. s-21oo. ia. 7-134s.
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS in Silver
shop, s twin post lifts. 24-bin parts
dept. complete body and paint shop;
adequate parking space: present
$4,000 $1,000 mo-: facilities and location
ideal; rent reasonable. Can be OPP
Grated as an. Independent business
or as supplement or addition 20
larger established business: Can Pc
s ssIj Rr. q 4-sss6 bargain For .fH2P''
GRocEET-powntown l4th a. st; cor. cor:
beer and wine; owner guarantees
81 900 wk. Can be handled with
$500 cash. incl, stock. Owner TOO
old to take care business, W; T.
THRIFT Thl s'p74 Excl l4ll "a ave- h'"''
TAVERN, on upper Ca. ave. cor;
does over $1,000 wk.; low payroll.
priced to sell on good terms. W. =.
THRIFT, Excl. 1411 Pa. ave. NV.
R Is; SIR11si with c lie; air.
conditioned: doing good business.
with no competition within 10 blks.
Can be/doubled and tripled; price
only $3.50: 126 10th st. Sc. 1bs
FOR SALE-Owner DESTROYS Of de-
EGnS ' W s sS Gt to rebe psr.on
Wash. Oldest vacuum cleaner parts
and repair establishment: over 20
years Of good service to public; can
gross approx 100000 per year or
more. For info, write Box 412-Y.
ATTENTION FURNITURE DEALERs
We are Offering special prices on
and and r Tsfini.hins. Box ss 1HS' gss1:.
WEST OF DUPONT C1RCLE-Room.
Embassy Row Building and busi-
VILLAS REAL REAL Es Is tfis't CO.. .xb.
RESTAURANT. N.w.-well equipped
weekly. Low rent. long lease. Excel
$500 handles. DRAv1LLAs REAL
E SsIA1E oS2 AZ 6rfRo oGTfG for
profit potential; $4,000 to $4,000.
c sGS CHILL s'A I males. 4 females,
~ reg and s /, Phone Du. 7;2..Ss
s iftsE TR Rin AND oLEANI Ia
will handle. Do not phone. 1927
R { + piHi s-ssso. $3.50 5S Ga.
ave NV; $4,000 cash, bal. mo.
M GWsER cI 8pTf sssre sf fsss he, veil
established and profitable: Owner
sneed clothing men. Substantial
iiGsr snt,r rea Wire Or viii sS
stores with object Of EXPANDED
rAiItoRT ss6ofi. e ssts blished 80 years.
aaod sasde siis a. saS
GRILL. GooD BUSINESS: est. Is yrs.
it AZ Navy Yard safe: 81 900 dn,
SILVER f sP Hi b E; 4 to Heeht.s.
zoned light Industrial. 4, Soo-sa. 1t.
brick bldg. NOV A. K.
A. 8. Plumbers); will lease, ,,$62S
e. r5cf si-1 AZ, e-74ls' BEERS . BE2s-
OPPoR. THAT comes once in Q life.
time. 80 miles from d. c., 4 acres.
300 It. located on busy Federal hwy.
small town store, groceries, on.and-
shoppe: also chair business. includ-
ing 3 bldes.: also 9-rm; modern
house: net profit oyer $4,000 per
year. Price, $4,000, terms. A. W.
GREENE, Aide. Va" Phi. Lensh b.
FR IHHi VEG. OUTDOOR hwy. store:
meats. groc., cold drinks: big money
| maker! Radio plugs" loo. MR..
| GOULD. BOX pile. Star.
CONTINUED on next page)
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVE BY HILLS--Any day or hour:
small and large Jobs. Trained men.
Low rates. Beach trips. ms. LII.
1-g500.
ANDERSON'S MOVING AND HAUL
ING SERVICES. large or small,
night or day; reas. rates. NO.
7-3643. "a
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-l416
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MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates, DU 1.96S7. ..
across the country: safe storage In
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CO. INC Esteblished 1905:
beaches q specially. 9, i, MoRRis.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
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BEST MOVERS IN TOWN. low rates.
expeT. men; 24-hr.: I-bedrm. apt.
$50; closed vans; ms. LU. 1850
CHESTER MOvERS-LEe. or small.
We do them all Clean and careful
ST. $500: IA. a-OII5. ewes.