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The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
SENATOR
SAM erwin
* SAYS *

WASHINGTON - l received
numerous letters and kilograms
from constituents giving me their
views in respect to the bill to ex-
tend excise taxes and corporate
income taxes at their present rates
for an additional year.
I delayed answering these COM
munications until the Senate act
ed on this bill because it was i'm
possible for me to tell before that
time the exact form in which this
bill would be presented to the Sem
ate for consideration.
The tax bill was acted upon in
the Senate on last Tuesday. As a
member of the Senate, l voted on
two proposed amendments.
BASIC CONVICTIONS
My constituents are entitled to
know how l voted on these amend
mentS. and the basic convictions
which prompted me to vote as /
did.
l entertain two basic convictions
in respect to taxation, which were
applicable to these amendments,
summarized in this way:
/. The Federal Government
MORTGAGES our future and that OF
our children when it operates in
the red. 1t should make an hon
est effort to balance its budget by
paying current expenses out OF
current revenues. Believing this
as I do. l cannot vote for mea-
sure which l know will subStan-
TALLY impair the capacity of the
Federal Government to meet its
current obligations out of current
revenues.
,. AS long as the requirements
of national defense and other in
escapable obligations of the Fed
eral Government make their pres
ent heavy demands upon our econ
omy, taxes should be imposed upor
! our people on the basis OF then
ability to pay. regardless of the
/ sources of their income. For this
! reason. I disagree with those who
maintain that income from cor
porate dividends should be eiver
more favorable tax treatment al
/ this time than income from labor
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Both Spouses Moy Vote
On Peoch Assessment

If a husband and wife are joint
owners on a farm growing peaches
and share in the proceeds of the
crop, both are eligible to vote in
the Sandhills Peach Referendum
to be held on May 7.
The referendum was called by
the N. c. Peach Growers Society
for the purpose of voting on whe-
ther the growers would assess
themselves one cent per tree -four
years or older, with the money to
be used for promoting the sale.
consumption, and use of peaches.
All farmers producing peaches
on a commercial basis in the fol-
lowing counties are eligible to
vote: Richmond, Montgomery,
Anson, Scotland. Hoke. Lee, Moore,
and Cumberland. In these coun-
ties, owners, tenants. and share
troopers. of farm on which peach
es are produced during the year
1855. shall be eligible to vote in
the referendum.
n pClo oOiI VIII Iido AlOIC liioll
one farm producing peaches is en-
titled to only one vote. however.
If the assessment is approved by
the necessary two-thirds or more
voting, the Commissioner OF Ag-
riculture will be responsible for
collecting the money annually for
the years 1855. 1856, and 1857. If
the referendum carries. it will be
necessary to vote again in 1857 for
the succeeding three-year period.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

WAYS TO DESTROY
YOUR TOWN

Here are IS sure ways to ruin
your home town. They were COM
piled by the Sedalia. Mo. Demo-
/ crat. An interesting game is to
figure how many OF the ways ap-
/ ply to our own lives, or to our fell
low townSmen.
Don't pay taxes. Let the other
/ fellow pay his. Vote against taxes.
Then fuss because the streets are
not kept up.
Never attend any of the meet
in9s called for the good of the
town. If you do. don't have any
thing to say. Wait until you get
outside and then cuss those who
made the suggestions. Find fault
with everything that was done
Get all the city will give YOU and
don't give anything in return.
Write unsigned letters to the edi-
tor demanding more for your tax
money.
Talk cooperation, but don't do
any work for your city unless you
get paid for it. And by all means
refuse TO serve unless they make
YOU chairman.
Never accept an office. It's
easier to criticize than to do
things. Accuse anybody who serves
in an elected office OF being a
publicity seeker. tOr a crook
Don't do anymore than you
have to. When others willingly
and unselfishly give their time to
make a town better. howl because
that town is run by clique.
Don't back your fire depart
ment or your police department.
II the firemen work to bring the
insurance rates down. tell every
body that is what they are sup
posed to do. Don't thank them
or the policemen for endangering
their lives that you might have a
safer town in which to live. De-
nand special treatment; raise cain
if anybody expects you to obey
traffic and parking laws.
Look at every proposition in a
selfish way. If you are not the one
who gets the most good out OF it,
vote against it. Never consider
what it will do for the town as a
whole.
Don't do anything for the youth
of the town. Criticize them as po-
tential delinquentS. Keep your feet
on them. Encourage them to move
away when they grow up.
If you have good town leaders,
don't follow them. Take jealous
attitude and talk down everything
they do.
Don't work on any committee
Tell them, I'm too busy.
Don't say anything good about
YOUR town Be the first to point
up its shortcomings. Pretend that
il trouble comes your way it will
be residents of some 'other town
who Will visit you while you are i'll;
bring i'll their department If youI
home is burning; comfort you il
you lose a dear one; stand back OF
you in disaster.
And don't support your local re-
tail stores and industries. Claim
the prices and services in stores
of other towns are better. Claim
industry and its payroll hurts the
town But if you need donation
ask your local stores and indus
tries for it. Expect them to back
you. but don't back them.
If these Is steps don't ruin your
/ town, it isn't your fault-Dawson
tGa,l News
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

One per. cent fewer milk COWS
and heifers two years old and over
were on u. S. farms on January l
than a year earlier. With an av-
erage pasture season, they're ex-
pected to produce about as much
mill however
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

versities and public health in
stitutions who are interested in
acquiring some Of this surplus
property should communicate
with Mr.. Honeycutt and acquaint
him with their needs.
The facilities Of my office are
also available to assist eligible
institutions.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
either mental or physical.
TAX AMENDMENT

The first amendment on which
7 voted was that of Senator Lyn-
don johnson. the Democratic
leader of the Senate. and Senators
Kerr. Frear. Long. Smathers and
Barkley which undertook TO give
every ordinary taxpayer a $4,000
credit. plus $1,000 for each de-
pendent except a wife. l voted for
this amendment because it salts
fled both of the basic convictions
respecting taxation which l deem
ed applicable to the problem un-
Ger consideration. 1t was designed
to extend TO all ordinary taxpayers
exactly the same benefits regard
less of the sources of their in
comes. Moreover, it could not have
contributed to the unbalancing of
the budget or impaired in any de-
cree the capacity of the Federal
Government to pay its current ex-
penses out of current revenues.
This is true because 1T repealed
the dividend credit, dividend ex-
clusion. and the accelerated de-
ureciation provisions of the In
telnal Revenue Code of 1854, and
in that way provided revenues
more than sufficient to offset the
sum total of all the credits grant,
ed by it.
CLOSE VOTE
Those of us who favored this
first amendment were defeated in
the Senate by the narrow margin
of votes.
After the defeat of the first
amendment. the Senate voted up
on second amendment which
undertook to give tax relief of
limited nature to all taxpayers
without providing single penny
/ of offSetting revenue. l voted
AGAINST this amendment because
it violated one Of my basic con-
victions respecting taxation. If it
had been adopted, it would have
substantially increased the annual
deficit of the Federal Government
by depriving it of S2.085, 100000 of
current revenues Sorely needed by
it to meet the heavy demands of
national defense and other ines
capable OBLIGATIONS. This amend
ment was defeated by a vote of 81
to 50.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Delegates Picked
For AZA Regional
PorIey at Tucson

Five delegates and five alter
mates have been chosen by the
Wise chapter of AZA to attend a
mountain region spring conclave OF
the organization at Tucson April
1917.
The delegates are Bill Neren-
berg, Larry Pozil, Sid Brooks, AL
an Wick and Louis Friedman. AL
ternates are David Roberts, Stew
art Schaeffer, Marshall Gollub,
Dave Iser and Mike Hamper.
The two AZA chapters and two
groups of B'nai Birth Girls also
are planning a model seder to be
given at the Jewish Center next
Monday evening.
At its last meeting, the Wise
chapter of AZA heard talk by
Mrs. M. B. Goldman, Jr., on her
trip to Israel last summer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

Israel bonds currently are being
sold in the U.S., Canada, western
Europe and Latin America.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Beth HMen'sC
Schedules Election
Meet for ApriI 20

Officers and board members of
the Beth FL Mems Club will be
elected at a meeting at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday, April 20, at the syna-
gogue auditorium.
Candidates put up by the nomin-
ating committee are as follows:
President-Joseph Burdman; 1st
vice presidential Joseph; 2n d
vice president-Sid Stein; treasur-
er-Sol Appleman; recording Sc
cretary-Ted Smith; correspond
ing secretary-Manny Rosenthal;
board members-Jacob S. Alpert,
Milton Belfeld, Joseph H. Cohen,
Moe Field, Milton Hersh, Lewis No
yer, Mel Rose, Ben Sundell, Harry
Smith and Paul Weinzer.
Additional nominations may be
made from the floor. Installation
will be held in May.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Classified Ads
$1.OO for 25 words and &c per
word thereafter


FOR RENT - Sunny, attractive
bedroom in home with widow, with
kitchen privileges if desired. TV
set. Prefer working woman. 1704
w. Mcdowell Rd.
EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
moved by registered nurse. 1903 N.
3rd st. CIR 4-7450 or AM 6-0554.
EXPERT DRESSMAKING = Al
terations. Helen Smedra, 307 w.
Mcdowell Rd. Formerly at TIA E
Garfield.
WILL BUfLD-to suit tenant on
100-foot front by $50 feet deep, on
ScottSdale Rd. in ScottSdale. For
information call AL 4-7494.
FOR SALE-16 MN camera, pro-
jector, screen. All in good condi
ton. Call AL 4-7494.
ROOM FOR RENT-Front room,
cheerful home; suitable for two.
Children welcome. Kitchen privi-
legeS, strictly kosher, meals OPP
tional, also for Passover. Excellent
transportation. Reasonable. AL 2
1866. 1925 E. Mckinley
CHILD CARE-in my home.
Room and board or full days. AL
2-3566.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Meaning Arizona, Too?

NEW YORK, (JTA) N w
York state has extended its anti
discriminatory campaign to re-
sorts from outside the state which
distribute literature in New York
discriminating on religious and ra-
cial grounds, it was revealed here
by representatives of the B'nai
Birth Anti-Defamation League
and the American Jewish Commit
tee, which had complained against
such reports to the State Commits
sion Against Discrimination.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Proian Heads Board

Ben Projan, Phoenix clothier,
has been elected chairman of the
state board of public welfare. He
is a new member of the board, ap-
pointed recently by Governor Nc
Farland.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Reicher+ Talks in NY.

DR.. Jacob Reichert of $50 W.
Thomas was one of the speakers
at a meeting of the international
Academy of Proctology in N W
York recently. In his talk, ne aa-
vised new mothers to remain IN
the hospital after childbirth lest
thew incur possible ailments in al
teryears. Hospital insurance pro-
grams are to blame for short post
natal stays in hospitals, SAID Dr.
Reichert.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

Israel this year is contributing
$67, 1893 to the UN's operation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Eqyp+ JaiIs 3 More

LONDON, (JTA)-Three Jews:
have been sentenced to prison
terms with hard labor on charges
of Communist and Zionist" espi-
onage and attempts to overthrow
the Egyptian government by
Egypt's highest military tribunal,
it was reported here in dispatches
from Cairo. Four others, including
a young woman, were acquitted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Israel Gets Oil Expert

UNITED NATIONS, NY. (JTA)
= An American seismic expert
has left for Israel to work on oil
resources development. The ex-
pert, Eugue B. Thomas, was sent
by the United Nations Technical
Assistance Administration.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Rumanian Exodus OK'd

TEL AVN, (JTA) - Thousands
of Rumanian Jewish youths will
be allowed to immigrate to Israel
soon in a move by the Rumanian
government to permit the re-unifi-
cation of families now separated,
Moshe Kol, director of the Youth
Aliyah movement, told a press
conference here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Karen KruqIick Chosen

Karen Kruglick, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. John Kruglick of 2201
E. Georgia, has been named as
sistant social chairman of the Bur-
rail- Choir at Stephens College in
Columbia, Mo.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
(Photos by Bob Markow

The Working Women's Council
maintains rs per cent of the social
services in transient settlements
in Israel.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN.. 3 bedrms.: Mass. ave or
tsns ,ssTs POB S.RTy NY r.st Star
3 bedrm., unfurn. house with small
Se sy within dTy1s dist .srdm e Bets
, Write ix Box ,7.s fs'spsnes' sisr. e'efsH:eS' s
LARGE. OLDER home in Va. witnn
committing distance D. c. Family NJ
5 adults. VII take good care Of
property psoF 5U inside g.sssg and out for gsss'
ADDiTIoNAI HOMES NEEDED We
neafbv NM Md tsnanvs or nS B. c. nGss FREE
praisal; no. delay For complete
PERsy Pfnsa HAY HfEyles Co. pR2ns 3D. SIS y today
VICINITY CHEVY CHASE. or Mass
Observation-Disclosures modern house,
4 bedrms., . baths. maids rn an6
bath. Long lease, Call AID. 4-a246
or AID. 4-3633. from o to 12 moor
NAVAL COMMANDER desires 4-bed-
Oh: APPROX. $3.50. JE. "-15o4.
well furn. house. Preferably towr
house. Suit. for entertaining Lease
from June /. Up to $500 per mo
AID. 2-5095; EX. 3-S3fo. ext. nl5l
WE HAVE DESIRABLE TENANTS for
Compl. property management Serv-
ices. CULMORE REALTY CO. JE.
WANTED FURNISHED or = bedrm
rambler June 5-Sept. st. No steps
inside or to approach Reliable
family. | child. nom n-drinking. quiet
living Mr.. shopping center. prefer
ably NV. Consider other, Adam
4-15n0 ext. "3s, ring No. |.
REQUIRE BY JULY I, two or three
bsdrm. house unfurnishsd. vic. Falls
Church or Vienna. Please state
price. Box 23l-E. Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS for sale or rent
es9e 990 tosa'iGp esl e qtafF sfn, business i9teF
Because OF I'LL. and for quick sal,
--Uph. dlaperies and siipcove,
shop and all equip, Excl. list o
important clients; WIN be furn, IL
cGn go9d lee o,GG 10 sS 3;S7ll. RA; = a-g9oa 200,
sIaer Matt ssdrSs s4S s1mD.,e a4s 9 dfash M Of
uNusuah nj uih 81 BUSINESS Ii Vi oproRrGNi1 ,
In need of a managing partner
or will sell in entirety. Moderate
investment secured by inventory
and growing mail orders. Other bus.
mess interests truly neceSsitstes
this move. For further pertinent in.
formation, call M. I. ALBERT al
ST. 3,?9so Monday through Fri
BAKERY AND PLANT. Bethesda area
$4,000; terms. MRS. ANGEL. co
TAVERN N CHARLES co. - Lera
slot machines; seats $50: include.
lily y ss aEs ss5s and acres .ns Plus RTi on an5
ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE, RE
CocKTAn LoUNGE-upper Pa. ave
n,w.-Very modern. AIR Cond. ALI
BOOTHS Rent. 5000. Lease q yrs
die. BOB HoLLANDER. Exclusive
HAMBURGER SHOP little Tayerr
Style" operation; S400. terms. ME
S-945ll: RA: 6;6307.
LUNCHEoNETTE, varieties. amuse
ments; $500. terms. ME. S-9459
Hsk;pwARE Ef; Ware sroRE-NearSy Va. Ex
ceptional Cpd. for aggressive man
Sales should easily exceed $50, 0Ol
yr Sound reasons for selling Pric,
very reasonable. Box 1SS-K. Star
BOAT RENTAL. BUSINESS--Attrac
tive setup with Groom house: tao
fs shop apd Nsaeffron fnaSE bar WoTEshop SeTs
boats. Heavy commercial zone,
terms reasonable. JOHN F. HAF
FORD: churchton' Md. Call Yves
vARIETY-Carry out food; activ
RciiiS Rosoitai NV III ' Phone Ex. a-siss "
BEAUTY SALoN--n.w. established
able for immediate sale. III health
OWNER. Box 1a5-K. Star.
CARRY OUT--S60U VIZ. no sun
stainless steel and tile: nice corne
loc., only s2.00O down, Price So 9O'
should net $500 month. A. A
SEELYE, pI. i-S3a5
DRY CLEANING PLANT--S500 wk
Price $1,000. Down $4,000. Montl
S1on. A. r, sEFTYE. D1. 7-s3ol,
CLEANING. truck alone doing S35I
/ wk. all finishins euuipment; ren
S5n mo. Owner retiring Price
$4,000. A. R. sEELYE, DI. 1895
DRY CLEANING-Shirt unit inc
81. .065 wk.; all over counter: M
truck. no wholesale: substantial
cash. A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S3:5
Gle EANING-s70o over counter. plu.
S125 shoes. $50 laundry. Onl!
$1,000 down. A. r. sEELYE. ia
cHii.SsEg,l ISSs & pi' wrsR. TIsISS' ", s.s oo,
yr. Price S1a5On on terms. Air
eond: A. =, sEELYE. IA. 1880. Of
DI. 1885.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES TO SHARE

NV. GIRL TO SHARE newly fur.
nlshed house with 3 other girls, Cal
EN-. .-0ogi. 90
S15. S. ARL.-5 min. To Pent. Ir
lovely home. For business couple ol
single person; Includes utiIs.. tele.
GEORGETOWN, wanted, girl to share
house with 2 other girls Private
bedrm.. SIS per month. plus utili.
ties. Call WO. 6-4356. after 6 pm.
YOUNG LADY to share attr.. 7-rm.
house with 3 others. Excel, loca :
ton. Reasonable rent. EN-. o-0562
WANTED. refined conaenial lady TO
share home with mother and daueh-
ter in Olney, Nd. Spring 4-479l
all day Sunday
Evening star., 1955-05-22
S95 to S150
MODERN RAMBLERS


OF > AND 3 LARGE, AIRY BEpkMS
Newly decorated. modern all-electric
| kitchens. cross veniiiatlon spacious
| closets. basement, attic wooded lots.
convenient schools. stores. buses. Is
minutes to PentaGnn
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. 4-3anu JE, 3-72Ia
lCoLoRED = sHIRLINGTON,, Va
! Two bedrm. brick. bsmt. Oil heat.
cony. bus. shopping. 5 minutes
Psntason. Avail. June 1st.. RE; 2
ICoI0RED-1sis-Iset n. J. AVE
elee.. gas: S45 mo. UN. 4-7045. -2a
COL, f2)-NEW COND. HOUSES
AT Franklin st, NV. and Chadd
row, Elee.: s45 mo. Du. 7-o312
coLoREbMisao 5SntiRi SH0ns o ST. NV kits.
BRODiE & COLBERT. INC, Real.
tors, 1881 x st. n.w' MA. $3.50
CoLoRED MODERN . bedroom
level fenced in back yard: close to
tion; $50 per per month. Lu.
C6LoRED-1so, MEIGs ST. NE
?. BROWN 615 4th st. s.w., Ma
CoLORED - 1896 BUCHANAN ST.
N.W.-4-bedrm. brick home with
coIoKEDSssS saT; fis2 SS RI RoFRis 5Rfs4ti PL. Me-
between and CT rms. bath.
bsmt.. auto. heat. range and refgr.;
s3s Morris i9'DE place my weekdays y f cali Of.
fice. GEORGE I. BORGER. INC.
t43 Indiana ave, Ma. S-0350. -23
C0L0RED-26:8 1tth ST. N.W.-6
rms. bath, hot-water heat, elec. !:
avail. now: S79.50. Key at once.
GEORGE !. BoRGGR INC" 543
COLORED, II ROOMS. SIPS
as 3 apts. 525 Third st. NV. WASH
INGTnN REAI.TY PA 2.S0nQ
Evening star., 1955-05-22
HOUSES UNfURNIsHED
GLASSMANOR, MD.
216 HAMPTON ST.

| 4 rooms, bath: gas with a.-cond. h
Auto refgr.; rear entr. 70 yard: 500
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 T ST NV. MA. 8-244Q
Evening star., 1955-05-22

Barssin. 4. 3. sEELYE. ia. 7-s56I
or DI. 7-S325.
BEAUTY SALON-Very attr.. money
making for 2 oprs. dntn. nr. hotels.
Sale or rent. 724 I1th St. NV. 25'
Baths-l5 Bedrooms
Near Geo. Wash. u.
DI. 7-9SS7
DRY CLEANER-LAUNDRY MAT.
Golden opportunity; new building.
opposite large super market. Plenty
parking space Gold mine for right
party. IA. T-7620.
VIRGINIA MoTEL-oN Q. s. 2Il
AT entrance to Skyline Drive. Con-
sists Of S-unit masonry motel, tile
baths. large lounge and 3-rm. apt.
Z cottages of 2 rms. and bath each.
suitable for souvenirs and mountain
crafts. ga acres. handicapped; fully
furnished and operating. Propery
in lst-elass condition. Annual gross
motel: $4,000, $4,000, restaurant r and and
sein '; 70. quick IGI sale At $4,000 With
Si9,0U0 cash down.
billiard REALTY CO. IA. s-s46s
1913 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
VIRGINIA MOTEI-oN .. s.. /
% deluxe units. large lounge. once
and Groom apartment. Tile baths.
modern furnishings, central oil heat:
air conditioned. excellent location
sPs s6Swsgg SSSS ess sssarns sxc,psss prSs
HiLLfARD REALTY Co. ia. s-S46s
1919 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
ND. HOTEL-55 sleeping rooms. l3
baths. 2 dining rooms. dance porch;
ANTIQUE shop, sun port, lobby. Nv
room; grounds, 10s4 a.: gas we'll:
accessible to Bait, Pittsburgh, Wash
ACNE ACNE REALTY CO., UN. 4-s21l .
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Prefersoy with shSEsoSm ws. iGr WASH Sat;
manufacturer of miniature plastic
collection and play dolls dressed in
many different costumes. We sell
dept stores, infants and children's.
toys and speciality shops. HOLLY
WOOD DOLL MFG. CO., 170s
Standard ave-, Glendale /, Calf
REST HoME-sANITARI
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Ah try 'uSas BUSINESS. psss Il 10 % fooms. . and ND 2
half baths; 5 acres: As minis: down
town via new 240 express highway;
Sai 800. FEN l.. LaGARDE, Tre-
mont tMd.l 4-4164. sANDoz. INC.
DU. T-I234.
BARBER SHOP
Attention BARRIERS, we are offering Q
lovely 3 chair shop. we'll equip, with
beautiful living quarters, completely
furn. which is priced right for quick
sale On Sth st. Sc, near Marine
Barracks, Navy Yard, Pennsylvania
ave, etc. Estab for many years.
Has done q marvellous business. With
a. reasonable down payment, terms
gladly arranged; Mr.. Gibson, LO;
7-29S0 with M. PAUL HANNAH, 732
18th st. NV. ME. s-4100 --25
ROoMIG HOUSE. 9 aptS.. 8 Sleep
ing rooms: downtown; clean; well
furn; $4,000; terms, Other houses
KEACH g. PURCELL, Ex 3-2412
RMS. APIS. NE. IL rms. 81
baths. owner reduces price. Only
5000 down Call
REACH & PURCELL. Ex. 3-2412
RooMING HOUSE. 20 rms, Z baths;
meets all D. c. laws. Outstanding
for quality and income. $4,000
fsestsi kEacA & PURCELL Ex. s-a41a
Evening star., 1955-05-22

FOGGY BOTTOM
5o3 23rd st. nw-4-bedrm brick,
newly remodeied and restored. near
park area, Govt. buildings, and
downtown. Washlnston's most con-
venient location: reasonable rent
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. T-65s5
Evening star., 1955-05-22
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Attractive home for family desiring
good location with beautiful sur
roundingS. Eight rooms and 3 baths
% bedrooms; recreation room; 3
freplaces gas heat; pretty garden
In rear of house.
'ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3C
6O11 33rd ST. NV.
G r., ia bath. kit, break. room, z
refgr.. fireplace, ser. rm. and b.: oil
h.-w. h.: SLAB.
526 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
r., h., b.; slassed-in porch: 2-cal
garage; .$s5.
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 6-3440
Evening star., 1955-05-22
REAL EST SALE OR EXCHANGE

SILVER SPRING. MD.--3 bedrms, 2
baths, brick rambler. Cost s24 500.
Would Ike TO trade for house Of
equal value in Cleveland, Ohio. 10.
4-n4i9.
WILL TRADE your D. c. house on
one OF our lovely ramblers in Hill
crest Hts Call Mr.. Tasker.
PAUL p, STONE, Realtor
10. 7-3t00 Ewes. 10. S-s3pe
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRESS SHOP, ali new. $500 wk
Price only 5000 for quick sale
BARGAIN. A. r. sEELYE. IA. 1884
or DI. 7-S325.
BEAUTY SALON-Very attr.. money.
making for . oprs. dntn. nr. hotels
Sale or rent. 724 I1th st. NV. 25'
2 Baths-l5 Bedrooms
Near Geo. Wash. u.
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onon pporrr ct sn

2o3a PRoUT ST. Sc.
6 large rms. and bath, incl. porch
house has lust been completely rem
ovated; ST5.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
REALTOR
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1856
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DRY CLEANER-LAUNDRY MAT.
Golden opportunity; new building
opposite large suDer market. Plents
parking space. Gold mine for righi
party. IA. T-7620.
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KNOLLS-o bedrms, bsmt.
separate din. rm. fenced lot; furn.
wooDsIpE PARK bedrms.. eb
baths. den and garage CLAUDE
WOOD, JU S-l20n. 10 4-T70n
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Gle EANING-S1(ln over counter. plus
S125 shoes. $50 laundry. Only
$1,000 down. A. r. SEELYE. ia.
1855 or DI. 1895.
CHILDREN'S WEAR. va.--S4S.O 900
yr. Price S1a,5On on terms. Air
cond. A; r, sEELYE. IA. 7-2564. or
DI. 7.s32b.
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3137 N st. NV
Delightful 2-bedrm. house. modern
kitchen, clean basement: air-condi-
TONER on End fir., garden with lawn
furniture: 2-car garage: easily ac-
ceSsible. To inspect call AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO., ST