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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.w.

1888 18th ST. N.W.--Businesswom
sgle and dble. rms: clean. beaut
turn. modern baths NO 7-9669.
WILSON HOUSES. Excel. rms, sgles..
S35-$40-s45: dbles:,. $25-S30eS35:
pvt. b.. $40: daily So. AID. 2-9296.
1888 PARK RD.; lovely rms: yng.
men: sgle.. dble.; shower: maid serv:;
unlim. parking. 81 wk. DU. 1884.
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
Attractive coy rm.; convenient;
gentleman; references. RIA. 6-20Ss.
4as HAMLIN ST. N.w.-Master bed
G Cent? n.' RAJ sn? s.sssi. A'ne 1 n
REASONABLE: sci, and dbl. rooms
IN nice home; unlim. phone: mr.. 2
Mt: Pleasant cars: co. 5.5064:
1908 CRITTENDEN ST.---Attrac.
tasps F Dav swim so beds trs sSs bfss
ei4s ST. N.w.-studio rm.; refsr..
grill. clock radio. TV; african mat
tress: S7-$l2. Elk. 3-0653. ~
DUPONT CIRCLE-Room for, gentle
l4ss Rst Sf p r nR XII Ao sns ssSss
1918 DELAFIELD PL. NV. = Nice.
small rm., pvt. nome, Sober. empl,
man; $22 mo; Ia. a-0Q5s. Pc
S1.-NEWly QeCQTdbSQ
T reOn ssme eTe.sn bath a p 51r LTD q
as1S GARFIELD ST. N.w.-Front
bedroom, private baths employed
gentleman, gentle home. $40. oWo.
Newly HIai2S' FURNISHED ROOM Kit
sransportation nni IA. cs-sSi7.' CLOS. ws5 10
1929 LAMONT ST. N.W.--Sgle. rm.
for gentleman: comfortable bed. desk,
good light, lge. closet, lounges with
TV and piano. Maid serv.. ldry.
rssii; c CIV t5snsp' Good meals
ca. nv. COW. no. s-ss4s. - 20?
$500 37th ST. NV. corner Porter
st.)--Nicely furnished single room;
home and surroundings will have to
EMBASSY AREA-Dbie. and single
rms: newly dec: conv. loo; best
18th ST. NV. I513-one single.
70; laTSs dSueles running water
1904 vEAZEY ST. N.W.-Front rln..
pvt shower and Law. connect with
rm.: transp. exc; man. Wo. 6-S504.
NEAR DUPONT c1RcLE-Nice ms.
$3.50. $3.50. S12; 1918 10Th st.
NV. CO. $4,000 or AID. 2-97s3;
rs
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Running water
in ssl. room. $3.50 wk.; in elevator
type bldg. Please stop in. -26
1885 N. II. AVE. THE Panamanian,"
Lovely 1st-fioor single room; only
81 by the week, 90
1855 r ST. N.W.-Clean as a pin;
newly painted, newly papered: $40
2 RMS. OR APT. 1909 F st. ne;
home privileges: newly redecorated
OLUMBiA RID. AT 1Sth-Clean
single rm. mr. bath: lge. closet;
lady: pvt. home; mod. color deco
ratinns DE 2-A1h4 "a
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Painting and General
Contracting. NO. 7-5059

PAPERlNG, $40 room UP: sunfast,
washable paper: do own work: guar:
PxPERING. PAINTfNG. PLASTER
ING. neat, clean work. low prices,
prompt attention. ia. 9-1O64.
PAPERING, $40 and up. this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers
PXfER Ho@ now. 10 prices prices. AL work.
new SAMPLES, Interior painting. Free
PAINTING. FAPERING. roofing re-
pair and painting; plastering. Call
c All ENTRY of all kinds. Fenc.
s Ress ,R RflPsleYi f L. 1851 ts work
repairs old and new.
Lee, and small Jobs: Reas; White
nsSh %orf aE sSiT We 2.n ssGTs
RA. 3-6426, Ii. 7-4432. rs
Asphalt SHINGLES. slate,
asbestos 5nd Stag. Call RIA. 6-9703.
R b FffsNsiOor1i tar. Stag: painting;
work guar; white mech. Ii. $4,000.
ROOFING. all types: cutters, syouts;
general sheet metal work. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
STONEWORK - Flagstone terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining walls.
chimneys. fireplaces. all kinds Of
MARcUcCfo. Po 1855.
TRASH REMOVAL and general haul
ing AUGUSTUS M. WILLIAMS, 126
Bryant st. NV. AID. 4-190S. --25
Al PLASTERING. waterproofing, fire.
proofing. wall scraping; free esti-
Al GENERAL CONTRACTORS-Re-
modelling, brick. cement, all kinds
construction. WILAND CORP. RE.
7-2291. RE. 1880.
mr. ~TY ~N0 YYrNY~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

EMPLOYED MOTHERS-Rooms with
community kitchen; blk from
Capitol: care for child, any shift:
laundry; sun deck. large yard: best
rates in town. LII 4-6529. -25
1IOl 18th N.W.-Room for business
people, students, Selected menus:
switchboard; TV.
HOT WEATHER is here. Get q nice
cool air-cond. rm. with meals: only
Sdl55 VIZ; young people: co. 5-24o3.
1908 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Do you
know that living at Atlantis will cost
you less than S2.25 day. meals
incl. Real convenient, days free.
AID. 4-9777. -25
THE MARLEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
-Sgle. and dble. rms. for young
people; showers. Good food. selected
menus. Downtown. Elevator. 25'
PRIVATE HOME, NV, dble. front
rm., private bath, 2 meals, days
week. DU. 7-09S0. --27
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F'OrmStOne, OIL. 4-22O0
FOR BEAUTIFYING OLD OR NEW
HOMES AND BUSINESS PLACES
FlagStone and Stone

aOAtAA51 hAkNS 0O9AANEs90 E6ASGfo
Flagstone and Stone
porches. patiows' oE Walks. retaining
walls tile drainage; also. water
ASN tfss MARcucc1o. Ju. e-17es
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
IN. and and w wax Ressonsble rates;
FLOORS LAID, sANDEp. FINISHED
by Parks. For sound floor advice,
free est, call HA. 2-9l5l. 80
FLOORS--Sanding, finishing, clean
FEo SDfE saS S iSR fnis6; q new &c So
T.; old loo up. G: L.. HINsoN. l42
Floors ~ sSNDED ExPERiTLY. 50
rm, and up Psrquet laid. Csc 50. It
and up. MERRILL CO., ST. $500
HOME IMPROVE. rec rms. porcSes.
c. W. LEWIS. WA: 7.s$s7 IS
HOUSE PAINTING
Pssp Df5 =, plsaSsteri9g Whit, mech eel,
MAINTENANCE FAINTER, interior a
reasonable. RA. 6-3139. 90
PAINTING. interior, exterior, free
s ,dNrs CAL any time. MR..
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTER
ING. any size lob, white mech, 30
yrs. exper.: free est: Va. D. C.. and
PAINTER. inside and outside psintins
Reas. prices. Free estimates, Work
guaranteed. WADE, Elk. 3-g633 20.
PAINTING, ext. Dutch Boy lead
used int latex rubber base, fat or
enamle ri. $1,000 after 4:30,
PAINTING. pAPERNG. waterproof
inter-. exter.; FLA loans avail, For
estimates. ~. patti. Ju. 5-42l9.
PAINTING, PAPERING. sCRAPiNG.
LIST class workmanship; work done
imme, MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. csc
PAINTING. interior and exterior; 20
yrs. exper., reAa. pricee. Mr.. FOS-
TER. TU. 2-66oo. 80
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SEAMSTRESS

lady qualified to fit women's apparel
and to perform all alterations, 49,
hour workweek. Good salary, un-
chases. Apply Mr.. STEWART.
The Young Mems Shop
1a1n q CT N w DID
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HELP-WoMEN lcsas.l
TYPIST
nMFDTATR opENTNo

IMMEDIATE OPENING
In finance department. for G young
woman under IS years, who can
peTience helpful but not required
Should be WILLING to learn other
type once machines. 6-day. 4o-hour
week. Good starting salary, air
conditioned once. Insurance. hos
pftahzation. sick leave and annual
1871 O 81. NV Room 200
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Five Stores Phone Lincoln 7-94O0
BULLDOzER TRACTOR. TD-24 and
u yard scrsper: $4,000. Call
oAFTTEkI8 COUNTER. 27m feet
Sns ssseie'' R iasf sER1 TEE
CO. lie CATHEDRAL St.. baltimore.
Leica 3F with F2 lens,
case set of filters; $l75. JE; A.
CASH REGISTERS, ses up; new 4; G.
4-s437. 5,ls BALTIC. ave. Hyatts,
condition. $50. New R. c. Allen,
S169.50. Repairs and rentals. all
m asE srS sash ASH, REGISTER saTa IIE SALES
CHEST. containing 4 s drawers: excel.
COOLERS, . bottle, Jordan, 8 It.
long. brand-new in crates. Sac
rifice. s225 each. tn. 2-6s35. 20
CONSTRUCTION EQPT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-EASY TERMS
Rebuilt--A-l Condition
CATERPILLAR. Auto Patroi No, II
Caterpillar DIS Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper. Model so
3 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO.
Box las. BALTIC. 20. Md.
Murdoch 6-6d0o
COUNTER. ~ It. long. z It. deep
81 in. high with 2-bar aluminium
railing IL in. high: suitable for bank,
bldg assoc, etc. MR.. BUCKLEY.
DI, 7-57O0. Call Mon. Tues. -26
CRANE IA Ne Lima Paymaster; WITH eo-ft
DEEPFREEZE, l4-cu.-ft. Jordan up.
right. 2 yrs. old; $3.50 or offer sP
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WAITRESS

WAITRESS
White. neat. .exper,; work 3:30-l2
pm; good tips, Apply In person.
COLONIAL COFFEE SHOP. cor.
Goth and Pa. ave. NV. RE 1854.
WOMAN twhose husband is steadily
fOomins hse. a at sss q I 81. NV.
WOMEN, to furnish leads for pres
pective used-car purchasers; not to
work on lot, but on outside only;
No experience or car necessary: $40
paid for each buyer you supply. See
BILL BoRNEMAN. 4o34 Wisconsin
WOMEN, to drive cabs percentage or
rental basis; Apply 1888 Fairmont
GENERAL oFicE E WORK. interested
in working with figures: no typing
necessary; will train; M, 3 II,fsT. 5 Say
c ckA ~ CO e.. A' 9ss5 Bradley Blvd,
Bethesda area, Chevy Chase, Nd.
rS Mi I11iTe' OPENINGS go for alert
women: Phone at once. MISS
A qFkHHTi ri T oGPiPo5RruNrrY for a
young lady. preferably with a mort
process mortgage loans. Our COM
pany Is growing rapidly and oners
g0OQ opportunity LOT duNahec
ment. We have fine stan, q 5-day
week. attractive ofhces and many
ff ICES LIFE Psf iNsuSRAScE c CO
18th floor, 1928 Eye St; RMS
HIGH-TYPE DOMESTIC HELP, excel
elite Society; ieave D. c.. interview
here MONDAY at BOYD'S, 200 18TH.
A III TSE POSITION open at
once for one experienced in teach
ing, club or church work: age 24-50.
Prefer high school graduates who DO
not usually answer advertisements.
Must be DESTROYS of rendering serv-
ice of national Importance, and
must be available Immediately. For
Washington interview, write fully to
H. PHALIN. p. o. Box 1855. Chi
csgo, III. State age. education
HOUSEWIVES q hrs. daily with
AVON will earn your. child's camp
tuition: add 500 to family, budget.
Pleasant. interesting work. DI.
COLLEGE GRADUATES, age to So.
search group in Pentaeon mot civil
service, in its mathematical serv-
ices section. Interesting work;
promising future: previous employ
ment experience not required. Call
RE. 7-4106 after $3.50 Monday.
EMPLOYED GOVT. woRKERs@we
have part-time work which will earn
YOU &50-$60 per mo. servictng our
customers. Call Mrs. Dunn, AVON
COSMETICS. DI. 7-0221. -26
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RECEPTIONIST

Typist, knowledge Oh shorthand; will
train on PIX. Previous experience
preferred. 5-day week. Small ONCE
Pleasant working conditions. air.
cond. ONCE. Apply WASHING1O on
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. zoos
Eye st. NV.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, overlooking
Capitol at Union Station PIX, 3-rm.
furn. apt. SIS week. ia. 5-00l1.
IA. 7-2336. 20
FRONT STUDIO. refgr.. grill. clock.
radio. Tv, airfoam mattress. S10-
SIS. 2I47 F NV. Elk. 3-6633. go
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ROOMS. UNFURNIsHEp

'OLORED-1 SINGLE ROOM, . large
rms. home privils.; cow. location;
ne. section. no. 2-1692. 20
COLoRED-I436 QUE ST. NV
Dble. rm.. 1st-fi. rear: scr. porch.
kit. privils. $40 mo. NO. 7-0125.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ELECTRIC POLES. guam, grade A,
S Use ni sreo %s * e 4S IT 25lo
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Admiral II" set with
new picture tube. Excellent cond. |:
also Zenith IL" set in excel. cond. !;
both reasonable. First come. first
served. L. 1885,.
~. Al condition; sacrifice. S25: 921
r 7 E aiif BARGArN-esS%s "a S,s.
count. ROYAL KIM. $3.50: Under
wood s. Gray. 1880: Undr. 8.
Black. 500 so: Undr 10 n. $40. so:
Undr. 6 N. S29.5O: free typing
lessons. TEMPLE SCHOOL, MA. g.
TYPEWRITERS, best buys, new or
used: MITCHELL SALES CO, UN.
4-S437, b61S BALTIC. ave-. Hyatts.
WASHER. repairs needed; ironer.
peri. cond.; de luxe Friaidaire mod
els. Both Si10. VIII, 6-S516. IA
WASHER SALE
New 1855 NoRGE-WHIRLPooL-
ABC-THoR-Other brands. New
auto. washers worth $4,000, now
$124.95
BLAIR'S Tv
1922 Western ave. NV. Shopping
center across from Woodies.
SACRIFICE-Complete
household FURNISHINGS and personal
effects. incl. din. rm., bedrm. sets:
odd furn.. clothing, linens, etc, due
to family death. Pick what you
want or take all. NO. 7-6929. --25
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
INSTRUMENTATION.
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TVpICT
MATTRESSES

w al 1 1tEOOGo
Exper.. many positions available, full
and part time, Washington better
restaurants. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 2o03
Eve st NV -26
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MISCEIEANEOUS FVK SALE
AIR-CONDITIONERS. 4, q ton.
Used, clean. Sacrifice. $50 each.
TU. 2-6S35. 20
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SERVICE STATION, on Marlboro
pike. blkS. from s.e; Wash: excel.
creasing every month: must give up
due to poor health. Call XII. S-S007
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2-BEDROOM APT, $3.50
Arl.. . close in; de luxe apt. bldg I;
floors, supersound Insulation; un-
limited storage; parking. ia. 5-6534.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.l

4523 CHESTNUT STREET, Bethesda,
Nd. Living room. dining room,
kitchen, . bedrooms. bath and
Naval Medical Center. SIPS per
month. Available now.
TYLER g. RUTHERFORD, INC.
901 Barr Building. Republic 7-5245
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SAW MILL, complete with 4s and Sc
inch blade. edger, drewood saw,
plaper. CUTOFF saw tractors and
truck For appointment. call RE.
CHINCHILLAs - Herd Of 10 and
equipment Great bargain for per-
son interested. JE. 3-7507. 15s
INTERESTED in purchasing from ]
TO 20 accounts from an accountant
or bookkeeper who is retiring or
going out Of business. DI. 7-2503.
GET INTO the multi -miIlion-dollar
car laundry business with small
investment. Operators report earn
ings Of $4,000 and more per year.
We, supply and install equipment
sd4d and open n,,iy your doors Eoo for business
financing available. Write US for
REsTAGjRANr AND BAR. ciass-c.
$lI 600. half down. Call 10. =
Exctl1snST ssleti stssF S;sPp oPpSjRfiuS1rY. ojFi Al
downtown location. Low overhead.
Mems wear. Can, be converted to
other business. Box 222-S. star.
SHOE REPAIR AND TAILORING con-
cessions available to responsible
Ho. 2-1e66, BLUE RIBBON LAUN-
DRY, 1887 Columbia rd. NV
BAKERY LUNCHEONETTE SODA
FOUNTAIN, ice cream mfg. equip.
Caters to exclusive clientele. Does
over $4,000 VI. Open from 8 an.
S25,060. on terms, W. s. THRIFT.
eexelu.. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma, s.
INSTRUMENTATION. located on
quotes Si5o day average: good bar
business q ness ,ti Closed IS Sundays. p Priee.
v. {. THRIFT sxciu', S;EIo 14ii f1ln Pa. S awe.
GRooCERs44' GhRooCERs44' f,ei fbGeIiioArEssEN. ls ofilsale
beer and wine. Located on busy
downtown st. Mod: equipment. Rent,
Saso mo aocrss 4Tner rss has anStheS a1 Has s
fncl. stock. Terms. W. E. THRIFT,
exclu., 14l1 Pa. ave. NV, Ma, s.
9743. --lb
LAUNDROMAT, excellent ne. st.: 20
machines; estab. years: does S20.-
900 year. shows nice profit. Price,
Sl2,5OO, on terms. W. E. THRIFT,
exclg.' 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma; g.
DRUGsToRE. was operated as South
east Pharmacy: now for rent: ex-
cellent business corner. 755 Sth st,
Sc. RA. 3-67S4. Ia
DRUG STORE. quoted trial better
than $500 per day; low rent; mod
ern fixtures, air conditioned; shows
exceptional proflt: $4,000 down,
plus 81 for 81 for stock. Call Mr..
Sitkin, KE. 6-932S. Exclusive,
METzLER, va. JA. 5-7575.
RETAIL STORE, full line OF family
apparel and shoes; old estab. loca-
tion. suburban Wash; owner leaving
city; Box 24l.R. Star. Ii
sale because of illness. A going con-
Germ: best offer. 124 C st. sc. Call
MA. S-0652 tomorrow. 16s
ROLLER SKATING 'RINK-wiu be
built in Sill. Spg.. Md Investors
wanted. Info, 3. /. WILLIAMS. OIL.
MISSED OUR SUNDAY ADS? win
pay YOU to call US for any type bus.
KEACH & PURCELL, EX. 3-2412.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED,
for discriminating clients, IN good
nv ;o sections. sn ,v,lAs Win pay MOO, 200 70
co. ST. $1,000. I'm. 2-9290. IA
HOUSE AND LAND for T garden.
mr., bus to Pent.: reliable m.-sged
couple; rent or work on 5. crop. Mr..
STILL. Sic 9th ct. n.e.. Ii. 4-3s93.
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WHEATON CoMMERCTAlI

WHEATON COMMERCIAL,
$500 So. Ft.--56-Ft. Frontage
Improved by brick bungalow; fine To-
cation for improvement or adapta-
BILE to many uses as is; S2l $50
Mr.. Fogarty, JU. 5-7024. MODERN
REALTY CO., INC, JU. 1880.
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5. IS C.. Pentason. Usn'ns Navy SS' Annex: NAM:
blks. shop. Ft. Myer: fenced yard;
S75, plus utis. IA. 7-1?10 or EN-
AkI. RI = Air. cona.. new !, 5edIm,: IG
parquet frs: best area. Why not
think about warm summers2s No
children; $3.50. $40 colambia
All: best section. Arl Han: fsn-
rms: s7S 5o-ss5. j bus fare to
Columbia Pike. ArI.. Va.
ARL., ROSSLYN---2 bedrns.. SS8: I
bedrm.. S76, incl. gas. Lovely apis.
IA. 5-1270. 1900 N: Oak st. LIZ
Arl blvds.. Pentagon. Ft. Myer. Navy
Annex; redecorated. EN-. 3-567s
ROSSLYN AREA--1 bedroom apt. all
utils,: convenient 70 bus; re-
dse1r9ted Gsn ssan sITmediate possession
N cay TESilas III iSs IT,. Arl.. ys.-i66 10 One
SS3 so, includes all utilities. Call
janitor, IA. 5-a4sS or D1. 7-7740.
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gafdens--Avail.
now: beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination, 2 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. paruuet floors, Venetian blinds,
3 exposures. utils. furn.; $96 q mo:
One bed1Goonm; $3.50, For info.' call
|BEvERIEY IN sI,iSfO PLAZA SECTION. Alex.
Va.-One bedroom apis. Available
asSa a9S; s. s65I n, call al17IS res. mgr. oy 3
CLARENDON bedrms. liv; rm..
dtains don SanF rR a. 5t sa4os easR Near Charm
Mr.. PENTAGON-1 bedrm.. liy. rm..
dinette; Kit; and bath; incl, all utils.
$75, Call R; a; HUMPHREYS. Real
ssS. ;Sss. sEas EA f1Hfs G4Hs; lst floor. Tsase,
FORT STRONG VILLA, Lee Hwy
lge. rms; kitchenette. dinette. bath;
End A.: adults only. ia. 2-6S16:
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
prsed s1d from BERGEN sS situated ants a co
yenient Alexandria. A 5-minute drive
4400 or come to the office In Adams
Bldg. corner Mt. Vernon ave. and
PaRKfNGfoN PRaRSsfii If coMMuNIrY-Excel-
lent 1-bedrm. apt. designed for mod
ern and comfortable living in this
fine residential area; avail. immed. /:
dining alcove. modern kitchen, incl
garbage disposal; master TV an
tenna, plus the convenience of stor-
age and laundry facilities; S92. so,
No. ins 81 81 I'LL Tstls 6MAR 81 Rri Apfs fslmpfSns sSs
N, Pollard st. Gust of N. Glebe
rd), Arlington. Va, ia. 4-1796, or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 724 14th
st. n.w.J- Ma. S-2345
2-BEDROOM APT. SS8. so
Arl.. . close in; de luxe apt. bldg I;
carpeted halls, 3 exposures. paruuet
floors, Supersound insulation; un-
limited storage; parking. ia. 5-6534.
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New 3-bedroom. la-bath brick home.
$1,000 down payment. Ewes, Wo.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

BRIGHTWOOD-Nice and spacious
3-bedroom home with 2 inclosed
porches, garage and recreation room
at Q moderate rental Of S125; avail.
March |: 6l7 Hamilton st, NV:
e. e! .Dpt aa 1ish ss 81 stHANNoN R. NA = sE8SIHs
FAIRFAX CIRCLE, vA.-Three bed
per month. KE. 6-9374. --19
CHEvY CHASE PKWY., 5.ls, h blk.
of Conn; schools. bus--Lov. home.
8 rms: = baths: gar. S210., is
auto. washer. nv: S150 mo-: suitable
for . ADULTS. Ia. 9-7975. Ia
SUBURBAN; Ssbsdrmsi Large; Ds, at
THIS WON'T LAsT-Desirable 2-bed.
room home completely. furnished
except for linens and silver ut the
low rental of $10O per mo-. avail.
noT ovcb WEI appointed EgtH fo9mS aRS
SHANNON & LucHs Co. 7S4 14th
st. NV, MA. S-2345. IA
BRIGHTWOOD - Spacious S-room
house: ideal for large family: recep-
tion hall, ltV. rm., din. rm.. den,
modern kitchen; bedrms., modern
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Evening star., 1955-01-28
|virginian Gets One Year
For Shotgun Staying
D. she As,oele,ed pye,,

AMHERST. Va. Jan. 2e.--An
Amherst County Circuit Court
jury has found Vernon Nylen
Manley, AZ, OF Madison Heights
guilty Of voluntary inanslaughter
in the shotgun Staying Of James
Oliver Newcomb, IS, Of Lynch
burg. He was sentenced yester-
day to one year in prison.
Newcomb was shot through
the head November 20 while sit
ting in q car with Manley's
estranged wife in front of her
home.
Manley. who had just returned
from q hunting trip, claimed he
fired at Newcomb In self defense.
He was charged with first-degree
murder.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
The Stock Marker Story
Fluctuations Of Prices Affect
Fortunes of About 8 Million

plus" money. q sum she could
afford to risk.
5. Every American. and the
whole economy, Is bolstered
with massive props iinemploy-
ment Insurance, old-age PEN
sions. social security. These
represent stacked up buying
power, billions Of dollars. and q
degree Of security undreamed-
Of rs or 80 years ago. It may
be. although no one can say for
certain. that this feeling Of
greater security is the reason
so many people today are pre-
pared TO risk some money In the
stock market.
8. Certainly another reason Is
the laundering, booming prog
ress Of American business. Cor
porations showed an estimated
total proflt Of over SRI billion
in 1954-double what they
earned in 1929. Miss x said, for
instance. II Just feel that even
If we had another depression,
these big companies would come
back. They'd have to-" And you
might consider this: II you had
bought certain stock at the 1929
peak prices, and held them to
this day. they would show a
paper profit
Source Of Concern.
Nevertheless, at year-end, the
stock market was beginning to
worry a great many people. Was
it too high? Was another wild
orgy of speculation gathering
momentum. to be followed by a
Gripping crash and a depression
as in 1929? A Wall Street vet
eran sometimes observes, After
every boom, a boomerang"
Analysts pointed to the sharp
contrasts between 1854 and 1929.
They said this is primarily an
investment. market" mainly
speculative. Still
Indicators were approaching
the all-time highs, set In 1929.
On September 8, 1929. the AS
sociated Press average Of so
stocks hit 1877. It has never
been reached since, but 1t stood
at 1864 last January 8.
And the Dow Jones industrial
average based on different COM
ponents did zoom past the 1929
peak of 381.l7. 1t went over 400
for the first time in history.
Suddenly, the Federal Reserve
Board acted. Margin require
ments were raised from SO to so
per cent. What did that mean?
Well. formerly If you wanted to
buy 500 in stocks ION margin, |"
you put up only $50 and bor-
rowed the other $50 from your
broker. Now you have to put up
$50. The Federal Reserve has
sometimes put the rate up to 100
per cent--meaning, you can't
borrow at all to buy stocks.
Senate Inquiry Ready
Then Senator Fulbright. DEM
ocrat, of Arkansas. new chairman
of the Senate Banking Commit
tee, announced the committee
would hold an inquiry to see
what's going on in Wall Street.
He said it would be friendly
and Informative" and that he
knew of no instances Of wrong
doing in the market. But he also
said the levels have gone up,
/ think. far beyond what condi-
tions warrant. =. This situation
is reminiscent Of 1929"
The hearings probably win be-
gin February III. he said. Did he
think they would result IN new
legislation? He couldn't say.
Soon afterward, the market
dropped. but 1t was still making
news. the biggest bull market In
history" People recalled the
words Of Financier Bernard Ba-
ruch:
When the market gets on
Page and stays there, it's time
to get out"
Wall street massed a horde of
comparative statistics to prove
otherwise.
You could take your choice.