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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23
Annual Christmas
Program

The INSTRUMENTATION Minis
terial Alliance Of Greater Little
Rock will have its Christmas
service at the Mt Pleasant Bap-
list church. 14th and Ringo. Sum-
dav al 3 D. m. Rev. NJ. L. Darrell.
pastor OF Miles Chapel CINE
church. will give the Christmas
message. Music will be furnished
by Mt Pleasant and Miles Chapel
choirs. DR.. Roland Smith. preSi-
dent; Rev. ". Z. Hayes. pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

There will be a csndle-light
service at St John Baptist church
located 18th and Main streets on
December Is. conducted by Rev.
r J. McSwain Of Chicago at 8
D. m Rev. J. NJ Oliver. pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23
IN THE CHURCH OF NATIVITY

looked down on the Holy spot
where our Saviour was born.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

looked down on the Holy spot
where our Saviour was born.
IN THE CHURCH OF NATIVITY
Entering the church, the door
is so low that we had 10 stoop
TO enter. In the church we saw
wonderful paintings on the walls
and columns of Holy pictures We
were told that these paintings and
pictures are changed from gene
ration TO generation.
The Church OF Nativity is IN
the possession Of the Greeks and
Armenians. but other nations have
lamps in the grotto Of Nativity
This grotto room mas many brass
lamps and an altar It is located
where once stood the stable where
Christ was born The place Of the
birth Of Christ is marked by a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23
Don't Support Jimcro
Royal Arch Masons Hold District Meet
In Helena; Elect Officers for 1855

Majestic Chapter as host " W.
Wakefield. high priest in charge
as master Of ceremonies.
The following chapters were
present Attock, No. 20. McCrary;
See MAsoNs-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

That by reason Of the mallei-
Gus. deliberate and willful conduct
of the defendant. James l. Darby.
which was done with utter dis
regard Of the consequences Of his
act or the right and safety Of the
plaintiff, plaintiff Is entitled to
receive punitive and exemplary
damages in the sum Of si5.0ooeo.
THAT plaintiff Is therefore en-
titled To . judgment against the
defendants. jointly and. severaliy.
In the sum of si5.o0ooo as COM
pensatory damages and the sum
Of si50oooo as exemplary dam
ages. and for his costs herein ex-
pended.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23

HELENA-The District meeting
Grand Chapter. No. 1 Of the
most Excellent Grand Chapter. ?
RAM Pinee Hall Affiliation Of the
Arkansas Jurisdiction. convened
December 10. In Helena, with the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-23
Masonic Leader
Seriously III

News has just reached the Press
that Z Z. Scott. most excellent
grand high priest of the Royal
ously i'll In the Bradley county
Arch Masons Of Fordyce, is seri-
memorial hospital at Warren Mr..
Scott is outstanding in religious,
fraternal and civic work in Ar
kansas.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
TYMS Go Western

TYMS goes western, next
Sunday evening. Since Feb
ruary sounds the beginning
of the western season, Janet
Snyder and her committee,
have decided to lead the way.
So get out your loud shirts,
string ties, Lewis and boots and
get set to whoop it up western
style. No horses admitted un-
less accompanied by a rider.
All TYMS members are in
vited to bring their guests. AS
usual, this evening of fun is
open to the community free of
charge, and festivities will be
followed by refreshments.
This new month is a busy
one for the gang at TYMS be-
cause it includes try-outs and
casting for the new T Y M S
play to be given in May, plus
the start of rehearsals.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
Sheva Tigay Club Board
Meet

Next board meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening
at eight pm. in the Hebrew
School of AnShei Israel. All
members are urged to work
diligently on their Earning
Fund toward their Donor to
be held in April.
New Youth Group At Center
A new group-for boys and
girls 10 to II has been organ
lied at the Community Cent
er. Newly elected officers of
the Teenettes are Carol Sing
er, pres; Harvey Mordka,
vice pres; Robert Brooks,
treas; Richard Cohen, secre-
tary. Meetings will be held
Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock under the leadership
of Liba Breger and George
Goldmark. The next meeting
is scheduled for Feb. 13, and
all children in this age group
are welcome to attend. Pro-
gram includes a short busi-
ness meeting and games and
refreshments. Future plans
include a rodeo dance, Purim
party, out do or Maccabiad
(Field Day.. There is a nomin-
al dues charge of 10 cents to
cover the cost of refreshments
and programming.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
MIR. and Mrs. Activities

On Saturday, Feb. II, the
club will hold a short business
meeting to be followed by an
evening of square dancing.
Moe Steinberg will be chair
man of the square dancing
portion of the program. Re
freshments will be served by
Mrs. Ike Kuropatkin and her
committee. A nominal charge
will be made for guests. Hy
Resnick will do the calling.
Young Adult Council
To Meet Sunday
Plans for the teenage pro-
gram for the coming year will
be formulated at a Lox and
Bagel Breakfast at the Center
on Sunday at 10:30 am. by
the Young Adult Council. This
meeting will be under the
leadership of Mrs. Joe Myer-
son, Mrs. Paul Sgutt and Mrs.
Ben Solot.
Guys NJ Gals Are Active
Guys NJ Gals, a popular
Center youth group, is plan
ming several exciting m e t.
ings, including a cabaret ta-
lent night, skit night, rodeo
dance and P.urim dance
Group meets every second
Wednesday of the month
from 8 to 10 pm. Ballroom
dancing is a very special fea-
ture at these meetings. All
youngsters between the ages
of 13 and Is are cordially in
vited to attend and join in the
fun.
Golden Age Group Meets
Tuesday
Professor J o h n Bloom of
the VA Music Department
will present a musical pro-
gram at the weekly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at the
Center at 1:30 o'clock. Per
sons sixty and over are invit-
ed to join the group which is
sponsored by the National
Council of Jewish Women and
the Center.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
Organizations

Submit news for this sec.
ton to Mrs. Marie Davis,
phone 6-4272, or mail to p. o.
Box 1897.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
Bnai Birth Meets Thursday

Nominations of delegates to
the national convention will
highlight the meeting at Hill
lei House Thursday night.
Convention will be held in
Portland, Ore, this summer.
Irving Kipnis is progra
chairman for the meeting.
Plans are being formulated
for a four-panel discussion by
CPA members, to be headed
by Da vid Mishkind, on the
problems posed by income tax
time. Refreshments will be
served and cards played.
BIB members participating
on the panel on the general
theme of the 1855 revised tax
law are: David MiShkind on
state taxes and planning; Jack
Smith on deductions and con-
tributions; Aaron Paul, new
methods of depreciation; Sid
ney Kaderlan, dependents and
exemptions. Question and an
SWer period will follow.
Chicago Club Meets
Chicago Club will meet Sum-
day, Feb. 13 at the Pythian
Hall on S. Tucson Blvd. Re
freshments will be served by
Mrs. Phillip LaVetter and
all former ChicagoanS are in
vited to attend.
CanaSta Club to Attend
Donor Luncheon
There will be no meeting of
the Canasta Club next week,
as all the ladies will attend
the Hadassah donor luncheon.
Meetings will be resumed
Monday, Feb. 18th. Hostesses
at the last meeting were Mrs.
Ethel Makler and Mrs. Meyer
Agron. Visitors and guests are
welcome to attend these SeS-
sions which are held at AnShei
Israel.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04

The Arizona Post makes
q welcome gift to q relative
and to newcomers.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04
Canasta Club to Attend
Donor Luncheon

Arizona Post, Feb. 4, 1855
Evening star., 1955-11-09
1895 Oriental
Patterened Rugs
24.0S

Handsome 9xl2 #. rugs Of
cotton and rayon carpet
blended. Red or ivory back
grounds,
Evening star., 1955-11-09
RUGS AND BROADLOOM
8.99 Wool & RGyOas TlCisf
BrONdIOO CurlDet

A durable, economy twist car
peting of 505 wool and 500
carpet rayor 8. at an unusu-
ally low pricel 8 and II It.
widths in grey, green, beige or
nutria. Save S. a So. yd. !.
three days onlyl
Evening star., 1955-11-09
" PERI. 7.s5 Rsyon-
and-Nylon Broodloona
4.00 sQ. nd.

Heavy cut pile rayon-and-
nyion broadIoom IN .. u and
Is It. widths. Marvellous
colors.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
So .e5 and 1895
Hand Hooked Rugs
44.95

Both Okla and .8xio It. cotton
hand : hooked rugs in gor-
geous colorines.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

And IOOIe at the other sGCi1sgs, too!
Size 6ox9oin. Cotton and Royon Domosk 9-Pc. Sets,
2.99
If Perfect 1926 Lace Cloths. 7o,too in-------3 3.99
Perfect 2ee to oo8 Christmas Print Cloths, 527o in,
Cottons s---------------------- 80 TO a. 80
1926 Down Filled Royon Toffeto Comfort -----l2o5
5.4oPeppereIl scoloped PercoIes. 72xlo8 in---z.4o
If Perfect 38o Cannon and Peppere seooped Percoes,
olHIUo m -------------------------
Matching PiIIowcoses-
1895 AlI-WooI chothom Blonkeis, Florol Printed
PosteI Ploids selection of coors N---------- 1895
If Perfect 49o Sonforized Twin-Sze Mattress Pods.
for S.; z.6o ca.
If Perfect $50 sonforized Double Size Mattress Pads.
z for ST; 3.6o ca.
If Perfect 7.98 Koolfoom lotex Pillows 2 for 7.98
If Perfect 1893 Reversible Heirloom Spreads 8.88
5ee cordurette Spreods Full or Twin Sizes ----3.9o
1893 Print chromspun Acetote Spreads ---.L--9.98
Matching Print Chromspun Aeetote Toffeto Dropedes,
500 Contour 3-Pe Both Nat Sets colors ----- 3.99
28o to 33o Concord White Steel Veneton Blinds 23
to 36x64 inches - ----- z for $50
l4oo Studio Couch Covers or Cushion Styles. Prints
and Solid LOTIONS ----------------------I.S
Evening star., 1955-11-09
If PERI. 0.95 james Lee
RayO1s BgOadJOOils

Both cut and uncut pile broad
loom from this famous maker.
Both 8 and 15-ft. widths, all
with heavy latex backing, to
hold the tufts firmly in place,
and keep the rug from skid
ding. Eight smart decorator
coIors in one width or an
other.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
II Peri. s.95 Royon-
and- -Nylon BroadIoon,
3.00 sq. I'D.

Sturdy twist broadloom In Q
and IL It. width =. with
heavy latex backing. Not q
yard with any serious defect.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
1876 All Wool
Broadloons
9.95 so. I'd.

Deep. luxury cut pile wool
broadloom u IT. wide. Rich
decorator coiors.
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4.oo 10 7.9o Size
2x3 f. Scatter Rugs
3 for SIS

OF cotton or rayon-and wool,
styles and colors too varied
to enumerate.
Rass-sta ys washtnett
IN r.. Z
Evening star., 1955-11-09
1895 Reyun-ond
Fibre sxIz Il. Rugs
2O. 0S

Reversible. brilliantly pat-
termed rugs for year-round
use. In sturdy rayon-and-
fibre blend.
\; srd ~, silver spanS;
aRKtngton
Evening star., 1955-11-09
1896 and 1926 Imp.
Hand Hooked Rugs
50.0S

Both 9xi2 and Sx10. Wool for
residence. rayon for lustre,
and white cattle hair for
strength.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
1925 All Wool 3-Piy
Twist Broodloosn
7.00 So. yd.

A famous make In both 0
and II It. width. Gorgeous
quality, and In rich decora-
tor shades.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Nursery Furniture Bugs

1V0Vb OF 81 - eUs hVUOSVA - A~sVOO
52o8 Crib G Mottress
Double dropside crib in wax birch or
64.oo De Luxe Edison Crib
Extro heovy double dropsde
construction. Plextone finish ------44.92
1879 lnnerspring Crib Mottress
DeIicote "rosebuds" on white. Firm. --l2.99
1899 Abbott PloNord
Center Iee support, 8 " in. off floor. -l2.se
7oo Hordwood Rocker
Woxed birch, curved arms,
shaped seot ------------------- 5.99
8oo Swing 6 stond
Converts to cor scot, chrome
folding stond d---------------
l4.o5 Reclining Stroller
Plostic upholstery, matching canopy. .--7.47
md III, Washington: lth ri. SaDer Spring:
3rd FL, PARKington
Evening star., 1955-11-09

H PERI. z4.o5 to 34.s5
Cotton Broodloom Rugs
SIS
Choice Of twist or cut pile
room-size broadioom rugs In
lovely colors.
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LAKE BARCRoFT-Huge lot. .2s,-
100 50. IT,. on the lake. Priced far
below present market value. Am
Builders welcome. Ia. 9-9123.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

s $40 s SrS JH iss 1Syr .o Sse Ss
count. ST. 3-9433, IA. $3.50.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONO,
wilson Wise s,d nG sss co sss Ho s1ss
Ss ss Asn afo MSsoN "A aR EEK
GESfLiEMAN's STUDIO RM.. run.
ming water; near statler. semi
private bath. MA. $1,000. ewes.
1871, 81; g ssss sr. x.w.-s.udlO On, ONO.
$ss. other desirable rooms 4 :; $40 s .
v Missd IF 81 q. s[s $780, good O.rts1n'
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once over
looking White House and LAFAYETTE
Park. Telephone answering serv-
ice included. Call ST. 1856.
FURN., ! or Q Of
fiees in Law suite; secretArial OPP
slGRsl R3. IL 1850 ssS 81, nv-IS,r.
conditioned 10-rm. once on ground
floor with bsmt. strg. Total app,
$3.50 SO. IT.: Scar parking lot
BERNSTEIN a. CO. 1000 p st. NV
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. -condi-
toned once. 3rd A.. 700 SO. IT..
2 rms. pvt. lavatpry, newly decor
ated. Heat. light and janitor serv-
ice fuIn.: s110 per month. Call MA
lilo y ST. N.w.-Double suite of
$50 so. #. at $40. Also single once
OF 25S Sc. It. at -S37. Excellent
beauty shop, manufacturing repre-
sentative or display rooms. Call
Mr.. Phillips. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO., 724 18th st. NV, MA. S-2345.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG, 1346
Conn. ave. | to 4 room suites now
available. all daylight of1ces with
private toilet. parking next 10
building. Rentals TO meet your
budget. Inspection $40 am. TO
5 pm. or phone AID. $4,000. -
OFFICE SPACES AVAILABLE: very
reasonable rent; good NV. location.
See BY appt, Call IA. 9-l769, 3
GOVT. EMPLOYED PHYSICIAN
Doctors ONCE, Capitol Hill; Great
opportunity for evening and week
end practice for enterprising. eth
ical MD--Ideai for general prae-
titioner, obstetrician, surgeon, 500
per mo Joint tenancy considered.
P T;6 s 10 problem Ii. e-@2l2 or
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-Phone
Mr., Barley. TO. a-6612 or come
to 5000. Baltimore ave-. College
ofsces, air-cond., mod.
1913 a. 1872 sa7 St NV" Ho' @-5aSs'
shopping center, Lees
1-h3hS or RIA 3-I3A7
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Will Pay Up to
TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
(continued)

1865 acton express COM
pany show truck: 90-tnch body
with high sides. cookie 6-ply tires;
at q special price Of S1,250, new
truck warranty and title. KAPLAN
d CRAWFORD. 1929 Champlain
st. NV. CO. 5-6740. -
FORD '4S. P-6, with prand-new mo-
tor and fish-plated dump. Reason
able price: S.25x20s all the way
round. Call after 8, PAUL HANS
BOROUGH, 1855 Robinson pl. Sc.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

LtAA liz I % 4NN14V1A4ANf NV
GAITHERSBURG 29f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

BLVD, close in-I05xl 30
r.; water and sewer in: private.
$3.50. HE. 4-3436, after 8 !. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

FORD '55 F-6 tractor: practically
new, for your trucking needs. Truck
No. 1604-XA; So, 495, 30-day var
ranty. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings till o. JU. 5-7S04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODEM 3-BEDRM. complies. S.
comparison. $500 down. See both
value line and luxury line. 46
noor plans on YOUR lot. JU. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan. A-4(
Series: 1915. Phone SP. 4-5531.

AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan. A-4O
Series: 1915. Phone SP. 4-5537.
AUSTIN HEALEY's 1865; new ship
ment Just arrived; choice OF colors;
immediate delivery; for the best
deal in town see or call us today:
Dealer for Austin Healey, Austin of
England, MIG. Magnetic. Morris
Minor, Hillman, Sunbeam, Porsche.
Mercedes-Benz, WHY'S. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO, Inc. Est. 1910. eth
at r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700. Branch
Sales, 1910 King ST.. Alex. Va
BUICK AZ Roadmaster 2-dr,: above
average. Wv. tires. all access, no
rust. many new parts. give away
at $1S5. IA. 5-9517. 3
BUICkS-Selection Of models and
colors. HORNER'S CORNER, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICK AT cow; cash 1878: good
condition. Cali HE. 4-2572 for
appointment. 3
BUICK 40 Special 4-dr: black, r.
and h.. very good condition, $3T5.
Call NO. 7-94S5 after B pm. 3
BUICK 80 4-door: r. and h., extra
sharp: S425. JE. 2-e4s9. q
CONTINUED on next page)
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AUToAAoTlvE MISC.

CARS WANTED, late model wrecks
or junkers: call for estimates. We
have parts for sale. MINNESOTA
MOTORS, ALL Minnesota ave. ne.
LU. 3-0669. %
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BoATS

the bay. consisting Of 4o' Wheeler.
flying bridge, 3 cabins. 3 heads
e elec.). blue tile shower and 2
brand-new Norbrge motors. This
is not o cheap boat. viii take small
r Sest II tF sasr, Ty 1000 D.. ,4,,
e esf.f' M Ed E dsssl1sE'sn' S Sa
Fi aaTss PARTIES. Chesapeake sa,
reser.. CAPT. KING. LO. 4-5S43
daytime; WA. 7-4l92. nights. wk
FOR SALE. while they last. at fac.
tory prices: Lawson 7-h.p. out.
s s4as9 snf sozr woRSs R &2sss
oils. Nd. Colonial $4,000. IS
WANTED, 16 fills It. inboard run
about, hull only. Call RIA. 3-2536
1a Eff I urn. RuNABour and Mer-
curry; Super Ten Hurricane; $3.50.
1s.FT ci STAR CRAFT and 7N-Rp.
Elgin cupboard motor. Cheap,
leaving town. IA, 7-OS25 S
CLEARANCE - Nationally known
boats and trailers. 20Fs to 25So of
Beetle. Chippewa. Dunphy, Larson.
Old Town and Penn Yam beats.
TeeNee trailers. Rev boats, canoes,
and sailboRts. Terms-cash, no
trades. NASH MARINE SUPPLIES,
$50 Maine ave. s.v., DI. 7-4010.
IS
BOAT, left. Thompson runabout.
with 14-h.p. Evinrude motor and
trailer; $3.50. RE; 6-7114. a
or boat springs or rubber: SIS up.
Pickup and del EN- 2-S6lq. 5
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WAREHoUSES-SALE tcont.I
$500 SO. FIT.
CLOSE-IN NV. SECTION

1-story bldg, drive-in
ramps on both ends OF bldg. in
cludes large air-eond. once. Can
be purchased at very reas. price
IN sS Satsn term pREvF ME G RRos
INC. Realtors.
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POMPONIO
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOE SALE Ia acres with two
stream and sprins on property,
some wooded land; eood location
for boys camp. Six miles s. Of
Front Royal, va. offered ct $500
cash. CLAUDE L. RUST. 800 8.
Royal ave-, Front Royal. We.
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SPECIAL

lS-ft. Owens inboard sport cruiser.
Dealers demonstration: priced to
sell. 15-ft. Duratech aluminium,
save $50. l4-ft; Burstech de luxe
any runabout. save $50. Package
prices on boats. motors and trailer
units. A fine selection of trade-in
boats. motors and trailers at q
price fer irlmed. sale. Best financ-
ing In town. PATUXENT MARINE
SUPPLY CO., 52l3 BALTIC; ave- Hy-
9 TO 8 ID
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VACATION PLACES

COOL SUMMER HOME on mountain
stream; 3 bedrms.; pvt. pool; 100
mi. D. c. Avail now. OF. 4-S54O.
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5000 FIT.
STORES FOR RENT

IDEAL STORE. for cleaner, barber.
TV radio. mems clothing. hard
sare. a oftiesi ETC. Very cheap rent.
1880 i4tb ST. N.w.-b rms. and
bath, End fir;. with parking lot
facilities adjoining. Ma. s-4639
SHOPPING CENTER to be built in
excellent suburban Nd. loo. The
following stores for lease; delica-
lessen. barber shop. baby shop and
beauty salon. Call HA. $4,000:
DOWNTOWN x ST. NV. near CIV.
Hospital - Suitable any bus. or
ofices; lmmed. possess. Reas.
si MS' Mt. 'rFI2EAsANr-rerazuo frs.
Ideal bus. center, mr.. Park I'd.
mined. posses, wo, s:3sl6,
CONN. AVE; AT CALVERT ST
tells. Cross teggn bus. parkins.
SMALL MODERN STORE. central
downtown busy location. 1902
New York ave. NV. Ii. 7-3304.
ALEXANDRIA--Mod store room in
commercial area, suitable for most
any business. 1900 SO. It. plus
very lEsi b ssat;;i,, resS; ,rv
NJ o-pOOS. ANNo.. =. u-Spp
PARKLANDS SHOPPING
Cor. Ala. ave. and Stanton I'd. Sc.
Excellent location for kiddie shop,
mems and women's wear. bakery.
laundromat, etc.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
FOR OCCUPANCY.
10th ST. NV. BELOW F.
APPROX. 20x1l0, WITH
FULL BSMT. SUITABLE
FOR ANY TYPE BUSI-
NESS. REAS. RENTAL.
DANIEL DIENER, AID.
1862.
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y FARMS

1855 ACRES in W. Va, rs acres
clear: cleo, water and machinery.
IA. 8-96SI after 9 pm. "A
10 ACRES, desirable Groom home.
etc., conveniently located In white
priced S7 900: easy terms. C. W.
DUNCAN, Louisa. We. Phone 23O
weekdays, l46 Sundays.
HOWARD co. acres; 400-ft.
frontage on Rte. %; brk. bungalow,
full bsmt.. hot-Water heat; close to
schools and churches. Price. $l4, :
800. BERNARD T. BROSIN5, Real
tor, JU. 9-0420: ewes. and Sun.
Mr.. Lamb, JU. 5-6975. IS
CENTREVILLE, va lovely acres.
small orchard; 5-room modernized
house with 2 porches: $4,000, on
terms. MA. S-2014: ewes. no. 2
9l67. --3
1Is-ACRE FARM; good s-room
house. overlooking two valleys, in
heart Of Northern Virginta's fox
hunting country; Q barns, sheds;
streams through property; 100 .. In
beautiful sod. Is O.. timber; $751;
600. Phone UppervIlle 100. -
WOODBRIDGE. VA. : "a acres,
woods. streams and springs 81. 900.
INDEPENDENT HILL, VA. - Resi-
denee and store BLDG: s acres;
M fLO'e COLONIAL BEACH. VAS
STAFFORD COURT HOUSE, VA
S-room house; 122 acres. water
Bull. RUN VH.-Farm. ISL acres;
8-room house; $4,000.
CHESTER COdSWELL IA. 7-1633
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once with
telephone answering and mali Sery,
at an address Of distinction. Call
ST. 3-34R6.
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SEABEE. 1947, radio. licensed June.
1856. Gail ATWOOD 4-49O0, Har-
Dor Field. Baltimore. MARYLAND. "A
ERCOUPE 1916; low-frequency ra-
do, loop, gyro comp, MKR beacon
receiver, full instrument panel, low
air frame and engine time, new
wings; 10 hours since relicense.
Call evenings or week ends. AP
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BELLEVUE FOREST AREA. ironting
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.. Elk.
elusive Agents, ia. 4-1l00.
BRADDoCK HEIGHTS, MD. - 100
acres. some farming ground and
building lots. 4s mi. from D; G.:
price, s.. 600, LIZ. 2-553O or $500
o st. Sc. Apt. l, after 5.
GOOD HOPE RD. HILL s.E.--over-
looking city; 100x240; suitable for
de luxe apartments. Street and all
utils incl $4,000. HARTMAN RE-
Atty. INC. LII. 4-340o. Lu. 2
i HAVE S large lots. mr.. Pals
Church, city water, approved for
S sss1i9 tank * a sell all or slnsl''
SACRIFICE!-corner Of River road
k sss Ssfn club 1hS over " acre. '' oG
4-7I56.
az ACRES OF LAND near waldorf.
and La Plata, Maryland; $500
cash. Ii. 7-4066.
BLVD, close in-I05xl 30
IT,: water and sewer in: private:
S1,9b0, he. 4-343o, after 8 pm.
LAKE BARCROFT-Huge lot. IS
100 50. It.. on the lake. Priced far
below present market value. Am
open to any reasonable ot1er.
Builders welcome. ia. 9-9l23.
MONT. CO., s7B Beautiful
gently rolling land near new Atomic
Research Center. now operating as
a successful dairy farm; approx. Is
mi. from D, c. line. Excellent specu:.
lation at $40 per acre. Please call
Mr. Little, with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-7006: ewes. VIII g.
2 ICE. LOTS: drop in rear suitable
for daylight bsmt. Lge. trees, Just
behind Blvd. Baptist Church. off
Arlington blvd, Falls Church area.
EDO + sTEFFEy' JE' 4-s447' JE'
es BufLDING LOTS, approximately
$3.50 each. Minimum size 70xl20
II All improvements adjacent to
the property. To be sold In i
group; IN miles from Masonic
Temple, Alexandria. No brokers.
Call ewes, KE. S-4649. %
GOOD INVESTMENT
80 lots, 20x100. adjacent to Chew
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TRAIlERS

1855 CASTLE COACH 2e-ft. trailer;
l mo. old; must sell; reasonably
priced. Call so. 5-e790, ask for
RONALD TOWNSEND. A
CUSTOM BUILT KROPF, 2-bed-
room. fully equipped: cost $500.
sell $500 above balance due A.
nance company. North Beach 6233.
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! HAVE S large lots. mr.. Pals
Church; city water, approved for
septic tank; sell all or Sinely.
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