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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

COZY AND nice four-room mod
ern home, except furnace. See
this to appreciate it, Something
different. Priced to sell, in Sum
merfield.
LARGER HOMES. Eight room,
modern except bath, not com
pleted; seven room modern, full
lot; six room modern, except
furnace, two lots; six room house
needs some repair; all in Sum
merfield.
TWO FARMS( so acres and 1870
acres. Both have good size
farm homes with barns and out
buildings, off State Route 513,
between Calais and Batesville
Make an offer.
Chester j. Howiler, Realtor
A r. Fogle, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio
81 SO 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

APPROXIMATELY five tons of
mixed baled hay. Alfalfa, clo-
yer and timothy. Arthur Muir.
rey, Caldwell, Ohio, Route
(Salt RUM. Phone 741-F-4. Home
evenings. 81 38 39pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
NOTICES

OTHERS HAVE BEEN amazed.
See for yourself how fast
chicks grow on Wayne Chick
Starter. 1t is Rocket-fast,
strong start that counts. You can
depend on Wayne. Sunshine Feed
Store, Cumberland Street, Cald.
well, Ohio. Phone 124. 3e
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24


street, Caldwell, Ohio. 38-40
I WILL NOT BE responsible for
any debts other than my own.
Harley Teeters, Marion, Ohio.
38-40 pd
TAKES ONLY ONE bag Of
Wayne Chick Starter to grow
so chicks to 6 weeks. 1t pays off
IN ''profit-pullets" sooner. Wayne
has BIZ and Antibiotic Feed
Supplement. Sunshine Feed
Store, Cumberland Street, Cald-
well, Ohio. Phone l24. 38
NOTICE-An opportunity you've
been waiting for, sale of pure
bred registered Hereford cattle,
right in your own territory, with
IN easy driving distance, on Tues
day, April 5, at the Fairgrounds,
St. Clairsville, Ohio. Show and
sale begins promptly at 1000 a.
m. Lunch available. Eastern
Ohio Hereford Association.
81 80 39pd
NOTfCE-AIl baby pictures fer
publication in The Journal
Leader should be accompanied
by S1.00 for each cut. When sew
eral children are involved, the
cost will be S200. The Caldwell
Journal Publishing Company,
Inc. 81 SO 39pd
NOTICE = WRIGHT TYPE
WRITER Exchange, 722 West
Main street, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
represented in this community
by Carl A. James, can supply
your every need. IN Caldwell
every Friday. For immediate re-
pair Phone 3-2452, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio SO Al
NOTICE - I have purchased a
new lawn mower grinder,
which will grind and sharpen all
power and hand mowers, with
out tearing them down. You will
be more than satisfied with its
work. w. w. (Bud) Hurst, 8l5
North Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
36 81 80 pd
BECOME A Beautician and Hair
Stylist in an amazingly short
time. Write Southertons Beauty
Academy, Athens, Ohio, 34-39
INSURE YOUR car or truck
with Motorists Mutual Insur-
ance Company. The best conn-
pany at the time Of loss. Joe
Buckley, Agent, Caldwell, Ohio.
NOTICE: For bulldozing, ponds,
roads and clearing, write or
see Donald Stewart, Coal Run,
Ohio. Phone Beverly 738-F-11.
31-2pd.
Eve Buy and Sell Anything
For the Home"
G. T. JENNINGS
FURNITURE STORE
Phone 1I3 - Caldwell. Ohio
NOTICES. rats killed with one
pound Of STAR Warfarin, Use.
Harmless, guaranteed. Donald D.
Nichols Hardware, Cumberland
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. 30-38pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
NOTICES

WHY WORRY if afflicted with
any skin disease? Ask about
V-J-O at Gillespie's Drug Store,
Caldwell, Ohio. 22pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Livestock

THREE GOOD MILK COWS; a
Guernsey cow, four years old,
and two Jersey heifers, first
calves. All TO freshen before
April Is. Wiley Thompson, Sum-
merfield, Ohio, Route l (on
Tabor Ridge). 38-40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

LOST-Pair cream colored fabric
gloves with heavy stitching.
Lost on the corner of North and
Lewis Streets, Sunday evening,
March 20. Reward offered. Find
er please contact Bernice Mills,
6O2 North Street, Caldwell, Ohio,
or phone II. 38pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
Submitted thru the courtesy of
The Caldwell Produce Co.
Wednesday, March %
LOST

LOST-Large tarpaulin about a
week ago near Reinersville.
Reward, Contact Gene Lambert.
helnerSVllle, ONO. 38pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
For sale-MACHINERY TOOLS

26-INCH MALL power saw. Used
only "a hours. Virgil Watson,
Summerfield, Ohio, Route 2.
38pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
For sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WOOD FOLDING chairs. $26.80
per dozen. Deal direct with
factory Newco Products, New
comerstoWn, Ohio. 38 AZ
KIRBY ELECTRIC sweeper with
all the attachments, including
a floor polisher; also girls
spring coat, size 5, blue gabar-
dine, in good condition. Mrs. Ira
Pryor, 1415 North Street, Cald-
well, Ohio. SO
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24

SPECIAL NOTICE! / take it all
back. even my office. The den
tist who was to take over my
office had a nervous breakdown,
SO / had to take my office back
again and will continue my prac-
tice of dentistry at the same Of
flee. My practice will be limited
to making new plates, repairing
old ones and removable bridge
Work-Dr H. B. Hume 38-40pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-24
For Sale-BUSINESSES

WELL ESTABLISHED hardware,
inventory price plus rent of
storeroom, including fixtures.
Pleasant City Hardware, Pleas
ant City, Ohio. 81 SO
Evening star., 1955-01-18
-Photo .by Bill dlaseoeA

gomery County police so that
he had braked the train down
to only about 4 miles an hour
when 1t hit the car.
Police and B. g. o. officials in
Baltimore recounted the Incl
dent as follows:
Mrs. Tiedemann,. whose hus-
band is Rear Admiral Holiie j.
Tiedemanil, chief Of the Office
Of maritime training, drove onto
the crossing when she began q
u turn.
She was crossing the tracks on
her way back when q tire blew
out. Police said she then left
the car and telphoned the B. a o.
Robert Davis Of 8720 Cameron
street. Silver Spring. q B. a. O.
ernploye. communicated BY radio
with police at Rockville. A
cruiser occupied by Sergt. Frank
Soper and Corpl. Herman john
son Of the Montgomery County
police. raced ahead to intercept
the Washingtonian. They caught
up with the flyer about 500 feet
from the stalled Garland Mn.
Keysor hurriedly applied his
brakes. ,If oslo f
The damage to the car was
estimated by police at less than
$500. It was nudged about Z
feet down the track.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Is Planes From Sweden
Arrive in Nicaragua
BY fhs Assoeioied Press

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Jan.
1S.--A shipping ofiicial said to-
day rs American-made F-51
fighter planes bought from
Sweden have arrived In Nica-
ragua. This is believed to give
Nicaragua-now feuding with
neighhoring Costa Rica 1.-The big
gest air force in Central Amer
lea.
/ President Anastasio ,Somoza
has said he wants TO keep only
IS or 10 and sell the rest. They
were bought In November from
Sweden. which purchased, them
originally from the United
States The selling price to Mic
aragua was $500, 900.
The officia1 said the Grated
planes arrived at corinto, i Pa
ciflc port, yesterday aboard the
German freighter Leanna.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Police Race Train,
Flag Down Flyer as
II Nears Stalled Auto

Police and trainmen had to
work fast last night to prevent
a possible tragedy when the car
Of an adrniral's wife stalled on
the tracks at Forest Glen, Nd.
just as a fast train was bearing
down.
Mrs. Patricia r. Tiedernann.
A. Of 7Sl4 Glenhrook road. Be
thesda. Nd, got out Of the car
before 1t was struck. by the
Washingtonian, Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad train, inbound
from Cleveland.
The engineer, Earl O. Keysor.
had been tagged down by Mont
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Poultry Aide Chosen
For LadeiinskY Post

A poultry expert who has been
In Government service since 1888
today was reported to be Agri-
culture Secretary Benson's selec-
tion to M the post Of agricul-
ture attache in Japan.
The appointment win 60 TO
D. w. Termohlen. Sc. director Of
the poultry division Of the Agri-
culture Marketing Service. Mr..
Termohlen Is q native Of Storm
Lake, Iowa, and q graduate Of
Iowa State College.
The Tokyo post has been va
cant since Wolf Ladejinsky was
ruled out by Secretary Benson
as q security risk. Mr.. Lade-
jinsky since has been selected
by Foreign Operations Adminis-
traitor Harold e. Stassen to head
q land reform undertaking in
Communist threatened Wet
Nam.
Agriculture officials indicated
that Mr.. Termohien,s appoint
n1ent may be announced ON
cially tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-01-18

s9.7 billion for the Navy already
had been anticipated In Con-
gress, where Democrats have
said armed service policies are
In for a thorough review.
A recommended $3.50 million
cut in Army funds, accompany
ing projected manpower reduc-
tions In that branch, has been
questioned by some members of
the Armed Services Committees.
Commenting on budget mes
sage, Senate Majority Leader
Lyndon b. Johnson said it will
have to be scrutinized ITO deter
mine whether it provides an
adequate and co-ordinated de-
Tense or whether it lis In line with
the on again. on again, gone
again approach Of the past two
years. !"
Military Figures Upheld.
Defense Of the military pro-
visions came from the Republic
can side.
Representative Taber, Repub-
lican, of New York. top @. o. r.
member Of the House Appropria-
tions Committee, said the esti-
mate for the armed services ''is
as large as 1t should be- He
said other places will be found
where money can be saved.
Representative Halleck, Re-
publican, Of Indiana said the
whole budget Is "a stern re-
minder that maintaining an ade-
quate national defense is an ex-
pensive business"
Senator Bridges, Republican.
Of New Hampshire cited q $2.5
billion increase proposed for Air
Force spending as an indication
the administration is building
our armed strength in an un-
certain situation"
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Indio's Congress Party
Backs U. N Chino Scot
By she Assotiafed Pfsss

MADRAS. India, Jan. Ia. In
dia's ruling Congress Party last
night expressed q ''fervent hope"
that Communist China win be
seated in the United Nations
this year.
The party's steering COMMITTEES
adopted a series Of draft reso-
lutions. for presentation to the
60th annual congress conven-
tion. which mirrowed midas do
mestic and international policies
as outlined many times by Prime
Minister Nehru.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Eisenhower 5 Budget
'Hit on SAT Billion
Foreign Aid Outlay

Behind the partisan line COM
rment on President Eisenhower,s
proposed budget for 1856. con-
troversy appeared to be building
up In Congress today on two
fronts.
Some members were calling for
"a slash In the Presidents pro-
posal for 4 SAT billion outlay
for foreign spending IN the
budget message sent to Congress
yesterday.
Others were limiting that they
felt his provisions for the mill.
tary services. which included a
cut in funds and manpower for
the Army, might be inadequate.
General reaction to the budget.
which proposed spending Of
1924 billion. with q $2.4 billion
deficit, was what might have
been expected.
Campaign Pledges Recalled.
Democrats pointed out that 1T
was the third unbalanced budget
submitted by the President since
be took ofice. They made pointed
references to his 1859 campaign
promises to bring Government
spending in line with income.
Republicans generally defend
ed the Presidents figures, all
though a number said they were
disappointed by the deficit.
The budget brought the spe-
cific proposal from Senator Byrd.
Democrat, Of Virginia that the
administration pare its spending
plans by 4 per cent and thus wipe
out the deficit.
A good place to start, Senator
Byrd said in an interview. would
be on the SAT billion earmarked
for foreign aid
Senator Byrd. new chairman
Of the Senate Finance Commit
tee and q longtime critic Of def
cit spending under Democratic
administrations. made 1t clear he
doesn't think Congress will be
very successful In saving money
because Of the large amount Of
funds previously appropriated
and available for administration
spending.
But he said II the adfninistra-
ton would take 1t upon itself to
cut back spending 4 per cent
about SIS biliion--the Govern
ment could operate In the black
for the first time since the fiscal
year 1851.
1T is time sl1at the admins
tration and the Congress face
UP to the realities of our fiscal
situation, !" Byrd said in q state
.ment expressing disappointment
over the deficit.
I'VE are enjoying the greatest
prosperity in our history. We
are not in q war. II we cannot
balance the budget now. ! ask
when can we balance 1t? Are we
on q chronic deficit basis?"
Senator BYRD said ne favors
cutting foreign economic aid
tirastically. but added there is .
$50 billion backlog OF former
appropriations" In this field
which Congress could reach only
BY resembling previous appropri-
atoms.
Two TO Seek Aid Reductions.
Senators Ellender, Democrat,
Of Louisiana. and Dworshak, Re-
publican. Of Idaho. said they are
going to work within the Senate
Appropriations Committee to do
what they can To pare down the
foreign outlays, of which $3,675. y
100000 would be In military aid
and $l.o25.000.O00 in economic
assistance.
The military budget figures
Of $l5.2 billion for the Air Force.
- - = = -
Evening star., 1955-01-18
FOUND.

b0XEn. found IN Aiexandria: owner or
food home. II. l-aaN1,
DOG. colliR tyre. small male fFicoioFi
vic 100 Marian ar, Owner AZ rood
D0Ss Sssis s,yS ssn 49, sSSs. ~
mixed Wire-hAired terrier, Owner ef
-Ecod hecnae q We: "a. s.2asss. i..-1a
GERMAN sIErflEhD, black; Vic. isfk
and q stss sc. u. 6.07e6
HOUND DOG, male, about / ". Old.
black tan and white, vic, 0lenmont
Owner Or EeQd home. 70, k-1a3b
PUFFY. male, about Wks.. black and
white, vic. 500 King a. Owner or ncod
Va, home, kl a-1o1Q, 3.
fOTNTER, female. liver lnd white: yie.
Va None. ia a.ikke. 80 .s
PUFFY, whi1e and dark brown. l11g
helri vie w, Xnlls Church. u e-n3lf,
ekIIAh- Fs1 vezs HyatSsviile. Md.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Jopun Muy Limit Movies

TOKYO. Jan. ls RCon-
cerned over the long hours
japanese spend in theaters, the
Welfare Ministry. Is planning a
21a-hour limit on movies. That
would end the popular triple
feature.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Twinine Tukes Over

SEOUL. Jan. lS tP. - Mai.
Gen. Merrill B. Twining today
assumed command Of the lst
q. s. Marine Division. near the
Korean truce line. He succeeds
Mai. Gen. Robert =. Hogaboori,
who left fer Washington and re-
ASSIGNMENT
Evening star., 1955-01-18
LOST.


BIF0CAL GLASSES. iedyss, brown plastic
rimsi On Saturday afternoon. Reward.
= : ~ = 49, III
nILLFOIsD, manss, black, coTstaInx I'M.
poItant cards and money. FINDER keen
money, return cards and receive liberal
reward MH: 6-Q0l3. lie
COLLIE, female. mos. Cd; chiids net
Htn ana Mass, NV. Reward EM.
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH, between S067
Eastern ave. Silver 9prinR and Sibley
Hospit.l Has ssntimentaI value Re-
DOG, pointer. brown and white. broker,
leash attached TO collar vie, Afinan-
dale Va PleAse cali vi 2-ae2s 30
pQCkETBQOK---Black patent leather
shoulder hag with wallet, rings, etc.
VIC, Peoples DRUG Store or Sil. Spf. bus
term. Reward JU. e-l2A9
PURSE. iady's, black: corner az 4fss
call on, A-baSfl, W --ie
fTrraEs n ,,s s.Tsls S,i oas Slgaa sosssr, s;r
mos cS Ssrayed Rr from oods,e seas,r KS
Tysops Ger. Va. Jan. IL. Reverb,
tAIIE|saiAN's tAII| I,HICE BOOK FeysTd sC.
SCOTCH IKRRfER. white. male. iosi
since 5eni }S vis; s,l nay A1nss sSsS AslingEs
WALLHI, black. plastic. lost between
14th and Irving cts. and I4th and
Webster stss Jan. ~. Please eall
~ A-oaoys tfs
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BUSINESS PROP. F0R RENT

End COMnlERCKAL--centrai, 3.O0o
81. II. used es warehouses. oficss,
Hght mfg. and etc. Low rent afsc
200 %. y. ayaiI. soon. IA. ..
Fos LEAsE-i,soo "a. feet: Sfst
mo-: good for printing or teisyisiol
Sep p ~ 1iAo 2lss Nv. 20s !.
Slsssndon sS cireiea sna e4IIinsfsaa erIinstcH "a
Excel. for repair shop. storaGe, etc
PSAHkikpiSsS IA pls itor-Approx. 70 asV sSr.
4th y n -. NV reasonable: neal
Qoyt bldg; Ma. e-74l6. 3l !.
TOWN or FAlRRAx---Approx, 1.1Ol
90. II. avail. ample pefking. 4
os: S .psss ISn scc Socors naass ass ss.a e,
peFlor, etc. cR. a-2S36. 80
sfACE ROR Li0llT manufAeturine
electrefiics, etc.. 1000 %. ft. 81
more. $66 Rhode Island ass. ne
TO. 6.4184 weekdays.
GASOLINE STATION, automphfis
showroom. and large lot, Marlboro
pike. Call HALL Market 1874.
1894 goth 81, N.M.--Hnttfe bldg,.
stories and sd sssrt ss5 45so; Iass
2ppiy I 4. NE X RUPPRRRT. n HI b. Itsa- as-.slss.
Iili Oh 81. N.W.-3-story b bimt.
bEick 6lds;; M g total sgp. I, $500 90 sa I 6: 9; !:
$4,000 mo. Call LEO n. BERN.
\ STEIM IEc 4 CO; &c; g 5.so3s, -.
sJsSrs.; q, iszso. t.on.llng Ksnsinssop: s
parking In front of property; ready
Nov. 1: eS2b monthly each. n
clusiyeiy with ASHLEY, INC. 2l0e
Price ave-. Wheaton. Nd. 10. 3
2DiS "a. AVE-. N.w.-corner store.
formerly operated ~ restaurant.
PkSNA. AVE. NV, nr. aiys ST.
loadine facilities from alley: $12b.
WOODWARD n NORRIS, REALTORS,
72a 2Okh st. NV, RE. 7-0bRb. n.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STORES FoR RENT

ALEXANDRIA AREA, Kings hwy
and School sts.--NeW shcp. center;
only / etofe left. suit. for gTocerS
er arug store. For appt. call II
sTossik., . IN smaIi but ysry S sesiy,
shopping center at Kamp Wash,
ington, FAIRFAX. Vs.: approx. lex60
with ample pArkinE; fest-Erowinl
s-0742; ewes. and euns.. RA
PiNEsYP Z BRANCH AND pLoWxR AVE-
.hop. area as---4O-ft. front. In promi
nent loc.. on corner. VII Eemode
sSo4 GEOkGiA AVE. NV, suit
sbIe for any kind Of business
500 mo-. rear pafkinG facilities
DSAsiSfcMS. SAi srtSaS il.h and ~. s.s,-
onis. ssiG; ssae' sss. N e4s.siss. ii. o ot-Ssss
1905 X N.W.--AttYac, freshiy decor
End q. and English bsmt., apt. 2nt
2. Fine lce. IN busy med. center
rms, 3 Law. 3 entrances, pAtto. !:
picture windows. OIL. e-42sS. pl
|siI. ypG sPG. .-KENsrNGToN =. 17xbo
SIS. MARSTEII.ER REAL ESTATE
U. e-2562: sun. 10. T-64S0.
WHEATON---isx7B. In new shoppini
center on CA. ave. Cppoalte SAFE.
way, 1 left 81 $3.50. MARsTELLEE
REAL ESTATE, 10. e-26b2; sun.
iios 10 5sasss; 7sh sr. x.w~c.n.ral ioca.
snd mai bsmt'. SI.A IN. slsoss. Wo.s .ssSS
1871 Wilson blvd
Long-established shopping center
Plenty parking; main thof0uehfare
EN-. 3-3044. Wf), 6-6666.
sHOkEHAM HOTEL yfC.--On bus.
line. near many apte, and homes.
show Windows. good for many type,
:. q bns. or etiee spass. @ "a. 0.oosi .i
PROMINENT OINTMENT CoRNaR. csohiambisS SSS n
and transportation. suitable shoss
chtldren's wear, restaurant. DRY
asEyS,,,ss slsasaeS, &c G9svid RossassEB sa0ss]
,sss ssss-' 4 slgi III. .f-zsHaasd.rp f-zsasd .irsson. si
Ss slsio1sS sSitwS ssSSs i9e i9e 4 Z. DEEP ADpls
CLARENDON--9inall store and Of
Noes: top location; $7E and 500
mol available nov. IA. 2-il22.
DOWNTOWN issh sr.--smail store
q few steps above street level: largS
snoE ytnd3E; ReAs; rent carr
kINEsfNdTSN g NEDsd!TSNI c0i1 0Ri1aEsAArSSS EA SSsp1s6. 1RsS6.,
air"conditioiaed rcoms, 'ssiitable an
business. Ready Nov. lst: S22S pei
JU. S-a200. ju. S-SSi4.
1904 18th 81. N.Ws--dfound fiool
End a.: $3.50, Cali CO: 5-363s.
$40 MAINE AVE. 8.W..
Store. approx, 22x42 and storags
room. opposite wilson Line wharf
9. H. PARKER CO.. MA. s-232e
Evening star., 1955-10-30
FARMS

sl0a DOWN, SEQ mo-. buys for
S2.20o. lSM ceres 4l miles south I,
y: 3 /. For details. dial TE O.
FQR RENT--200 acres heavy sod
bsraiiy lined and isrtiiized Ecod
Eos1UsSSRb1. SoSss 90" "brssd EHS.
q AqnEs. es 4L n,y. 2, g-1o-
- ~ sAHt. ''''' saAaV"
Evening star., 1955-10-30
WAREHOUSES ron RENT

aa1e AtNAPOLIs RD,, BiAdenshure.
Nd. -, 900 80. II, OF storage SPACE
and dele; Esreses; soo va. .eSSe: Z e al =
available with OMEGA railroad sid-
ing, 16-ft. eeilines: Biadensburg.
Nd, WA. 7-4343. after q Pm,
RkFhIGSE1i4D WAREHOUSE. Oh
BIAdenshufg I'd. ne: $4,000 O.. It.
on one door. incl. ef1ces. lerge
treezer compartments. gnfage and
eeneraI wnrehousfng area; f.f. std-
ms and ample parking plus space
for future expansion, kA99-BkR.
GER, NC. EM. 3-S10O; Sat. and
Sun, call 10. k.3h1A. :.
SEVERAL WAREHOUSES; also Nill
build any size. =. N. LIoHTBoWN,
81, b 800 e FkkT Of senesd-in property,
and 5000 II. warehouse; truck
level; located on the Wash. and
Baltimore blvd. 2 miles north o.
Laurel; $50 Il. on blvd. and 460
It, on ESQ Railroad SUR. ma
TtoNA ENTERPRlDK0. Ma. D.
0330. PA. 6-2600.
KENILWOkTH-units Of 10000 %
$4,000 %. feet: 2O-ioot ceilings:
e0-foot clear span; Doors trnSk
level: ready weeks. 4. u. hoTH
5000 50. 1T, fapprox.l IN new
choice location: 50J kdSsyood q,
iifh q NV. pf. 7.75SS. PEI.
untuAi Bldg, Beth, OIL, 0-3H3S.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

OFFfCE-APARTMENT BUILDING oI
3 busy streets. opposite Court Hous'
ia rapidly groyine Maryland town
rs miles Washington, p, c.. includ
ing additional land suitable fcl
super market or any other business
Exceptional opportunity. $50, 600
SO, 900 cash, balance Is years.
LEONARD. 6NIDER. LA PLATA, ND
GAITHKRgBURG. MD.---Ideal loca'
tion for agricultural tmpiemeE
center. buiiders' supplies or fecrea.
adjacent to BAO Railroad and Rte
$40. an acres, priced for auicl
sale. For inspection and detail
cali Miss zaker. FE. $4,000,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-200l
COUNTRY STORE
With Arm. living quarters. Close IN
very reasonably priced. call u
2-p42e.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY

MODEM. CLEAN, Q or 3 bedrm.
home In good Sc. o. nearby ? q.
Co. area. Have subatan.. cash, MRS
.Cpx: Lu 2-sl36 Or eT. 2.73ee.
homes or viii sell for you on most
.f.syersele terms. GO; s-s2e3. 80
ss.eessSs ssS q e "a hcus. s.siaS. Me. DELE. 20
VIII fxY TOP 'aSaU; doiisr for houses:
b. g. or nearby Nd. pf. 5-SiSi:
ncTsk MusFS cSsf 100 s1hSsa' q l..s:
3 hedrms.: VIII pay cash. Cali Mr..
pEELER, DU. 7-1416.
We HAVE CLIENTS for houses In
p; g; area Who wiz PAY sil cash.
M sso okWvssNYt W W tEMfss f sIFSaas; FepIsS;r HE sf
VA ..e 6WSEfsDos 4 sss@s ss sa'h trI.I II ns.,
aysii. Mr.. Witt. wiz; ia. S.s2bs.
VIC. BETHESDA. Rockville, silver
vi lsst. RAJ $-lisg. kx. 3-ilSi.
DIRECT FROM OWNED. g. or
MARYLAND; detached 2 or 3 bedrms..
WI ni,l piy y, eas6; 81 Rossss, BY Dec. 18th
H0N.cENT,EEs = NALL L. HOUSE; IS sE:v,rs; rec;
w HAVE CASH CLikNTs, 70,
houses in the D. G.. area. No charge
for our appraisal. Hb years serv.
Ice. FLOYD =, DAVIS Co, Real.
tors. 1929 K q. NV, MA. a-03b2,
~ YOU WANT ALL CASE and YAs1
ACTION on your D. e.. Nd. .of
gn n,saaoRsH; ao%s; faA fnRAAIMMsy; Ms; wisnsr; Go r. VIZ Z
06k0s at,ss WA T-QQaI - -'1' ~
Evening star., 1955-10-30
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR RENT
1905 n. 10th ST.
ARLINGTON. VA.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

C0lA1L. and industriai prop. unntec
cSNSsE. "a industFiai prop. 'SSfS 'wSsSts,
0IBRALTAR REALTY. DI. T-6500
INDUSTRIAL and 3n1 eommsTcia
a. N. ROTH Co, RE. 1880