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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Industry Denies
Abnormal Jan,
OF Unso|d Cars

DETROIT. Aug. / R.-Auto
industry spokesman today viewed
as groundless q Senate Inter-
state Commerce subcommittee
concern over the backlong Of
unsold new automobiles and
dealer mortality.
The Senate group said yester-
day it was greatly concerned
over the record number" Of un-
sold new models on the market.
It added that many new car
dealers are Sin economic diff
Iculties."
Spokesman for General Mo-
tors. Ford, chrysler. American
Motors and Studebaker-Packard.
however, denied there was an
abnormal. jam of unsold cars or
that the financial position Of
dealers was anything but strong.
inventories. they said, are below
what they should be at the cur
rent sales volume.
Profits Cited
when you are doing the
business that dealers are doing
in this record sales year. it is
demanding that the inventory
be higher" said a Studebaker-
Packard spokesman. sour deal
er profit margin is the best in
years"
A GIN representative described
the current market as healthy,
competitive and rather Q
good one for the customer"
He said GIN dealer turnover
was especially low for the first
six months of 1855 and unsold
cars were below normal, per-
Icentagewise.
Chrysler took the same stand
saying. Our dealers are max.
ing profits and their stocks are
barely adequate in the present
market"
Ford is happy, the dealers
are jubilant, the buyers over
joyed." declared a Ford spokes-
man. ut seems like the only
unhappiness is among COM
|mittee members"
American Motors found moth
ing wrong with the auto market
that bit of astute merchandise
ling technique for the individual
dealers won't cure. This is a
free-for-all market and the
healthy will survive" a spokes-
man at American stated.
10 watch market
The subcommittee is looking
into auto market practices. It
said it intends to watch the
automobile market situation
closely in the critical months
ahead during the model change
over period"
The group also said 1t had
been laying the foundation for
possible legislative recommen-
dations. But it added it has been
progressing warily because "the
manufacture and distribution of
automobiles is probably the most
important single industry In the
economy of the United States"
The subcommittee also has
been inquiring into reports Of
Iso-called auto bootlegging prac-
tees and allegations of phan-
tom freight charges on cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

lat late Bessie ZEE B. wATKiNss. Who diets
July is, 1855, wishes to express oul
heartfelt thanks TO our friends ent
neighbors for their Kindness In oul
hour Of sorrow during the loss OF oui
MPssss MS. RUTH LEWIS LEE AND W. EARL
SMITH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
CEMETERY LOTS

N6WE GO1 In -
WASHINGTON NATIONAL lot with
3 sites Sec. p, plot /, 4 graves; rea'
sonable Jo s-565a Il
SACRIFICE four bu.Ial sites, Nationa
Memorial Park, Fs4is Church. Va. lol
~; block ~: near fountain: ,seot
SITES. National Memorial Park: mus
sacrifice. JE 4-l12b. --31
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK : 2 ad:
Joining lots at LESS THAN Hall
road from the fountain. Call FE
3-le2s. -. -
fOR SALE-To close an estate. 4 choic'
lots In National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Falls Church, Va. REASONABLE!
priced. NO. 1924.
CEMETERY LOTS : Four reasonable
ErAvesites In MASONIC section 81 FOR
Lincoln Cemetery. RE. 7.2323:
CEDAR HILL. site, mr.. Temple. o
Muses.: cost rnore-but $50 or pes
Saer, uN. 4-7169. ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
orders also accepted. $40 to 8 pm. week
nights. 300 14th st. NV. Ma. s-0106
GUIDE BROS CO.. FLORISTS
1912 r 81. NV. Ma. S-4276
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

members Of Lebanon Chap
ter, No. 25, o. E. g., are
requested to assemble at the
W. W. Deal Funeral Home,
1872 Ga. ave. NV, on Mon
day. August !. 1855, at SIS
pm. for the purpose of cou-
lneral service for our late
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day. July 81. 1856, at her residence,
Lebanon Church, Va. CARRIE HEN
MING HICKMAN. aged IS years, wife
Of E. r. Hickman mother Of one
son. Clyde G. Henning Of Falls Church.
Va She also is survived by two grand
children. Services for the late Mrs.
Hickman will be held at the Lutheran
Tuesday. August 9. At 4:3O pm.
ROBINSON, BETTE. On Saturday
July 80. 1855. BETTE HODKINSON.
beloved mother of Mrs. Emily Hines,
Mrs. Lillian -Brinke. Clarence.
neral from the W. W. Deal Funeral
Home. 4S12 Georgia ave. NV. on Tues
day. August ., at 1890 Am. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

ANNE Z. OKnctFb Hllu II1Ir
bers OF Ruth Chapter. No. q
o. Z. g.. are hereby notiflet
OF the death Of our late sis.
ter. ANNE l.. BRENNAN
Services from the Presby-
terrain Church at Hyattsvlae
Nd. on Tuesday, August 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

1900. a. 1sr ,es'1shegE; oRaH VIE q
Charles si les" H. Ford and mother Of MRS
Dorothy Houston. Also surviving arr
three sisters. Lena Dunlap. Bessie Bay
George Bowser; one grandson, Michae
Houston. and other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Tuesday, August
q. friends are invited TO call AZ tins
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 4th 81
NV. REQUIEM mass will be ceIebratet
at St. Augustine's Catholic Church. 18Th
st between r and s SITS. NV, on Wed.
nesday, August 3, at 3 am. 1ntermen'
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Birmingham Strike
Closes Roll Yard

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. "a
tR.-The Big Boyles yard of the
Louisville g. Nashville railroad
shut down last night when union
employs walked of the job.
An L g. N official said about
1000 workers were affected when
$50 second shift workers left
their jobs at 10 pm. (EST). At
l. & N headquarters in Louisville.
KY. General Manager r. c. Par
sons termed the walkout a wild
cat strike" that was "unauthor-
iized."
A union source said the walk
out concerned replacement OF
three firemen's helpers with COM
mon laborers.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Church Cord Party

st. Michael's Sodality will hold
a card party at 8 pm. Friday at
the Church Hall on Wayne ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Hearings toAir
'Low-Pay Ills
BY the Associated Press

| Senator Sparkman. Democrat
of Alabama. has announced a
series of public hearings next
month on problems of the Ma
ltion's low-income families.
| Forty-two witnesses, including
top Government officials, econo-
Imists, educators and union rep
iresentatives. are scheduled to
testify at the November 1923
sessions.
Senator Sparkman will preside
at the hearings as head of a sub
committee Of the Senate House
Economic Committee. He said
principal attention win be To-
Icused on ways to improve the
earning power Of low-income
families.
These. he added, viii be the
llmain topics covered:
l. The role of the Federal
Government In helping such
families to raise their level of
living
2. The function and economic
value Of income-security meas
lures. public assistance. voca-
|tional rehabilitation and health
programs"
3. The role of education and
training programs in improv-
ing the earning capacity Of the
individual. and in breaking the
cycle of self -perpetuation within
the low-income group"
4. Measures designed to re-
duce chronic labor surplus and
under-employment arrears"
Witnesses are to include Sec
retary of Welfare Folsom. Sec
retary of Agriculture Benson
Secretary of Labor Mitchell,
Samuel Miller Brownell. United
States Commissioner of Educa-
ton; Howard Bowen. president
OF Grinnell College; Arthur w
Simpson, Commissioner of So
cial Welfare for the State OF
Vermont: Ellen Winston. Com
missioner of the State Board oi
Welfare for North Carolina, and
Isador Lubin. industrial CON-
missioner for the State of New
York.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Smithsonian Gets
Big Collection of
Insect Killers

The Smithsonian Institution
has just acquired a collection of
nearly $4,000 Asilidae. And even
their carcasses may be enough to
keep live insects out OF the
museum.
Asilidae are referred to In the
iSmithsonian's report by such
varied epithets as 'tf1y devils, ''
l"terrors of the insect world"
"bludthirsty. predaceous insects, -
"robber flies" and tigers"
They attack and kill just about
anything winged and in their
/ size. They even attack larger
bugs.
The exhibit came from the
estate Of the late Stanley w.
Bromley, Stamford, Conn.
Asilidae are found everywhere
on the planet except the polar
regions,
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CoLoRED-LIV. RIM, bedrm.. bath,
kit. -dinette comb: completely pri-
yate: excel. cond.; seen by Apt
Adults preferred. RA. 6-4249.
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Adults preferred. RIA. 6-4249. :.
coLoRED-rowA ApTs.. 1928 18th
St. nv Elsy; bldg, Walk e. work;
bath bah aP ~: ~. $75 w.. up. Vene, To-
llO4 Vermont ave. NV. co. s.
COLORED-S6O OR $15 WK.. 1851
Champlain st. NV. good section
4 rms: and bath. oil. 2-712s, NE.
COLoRED-13th ST. NV rms,
kit, bath: reasonable; adults only
c 81 RiaSog e-BEDRM. Ais,
ST.. 50-Now available It Roland
Park Apis. 4Sl3 Texas ave. Sc;
Apply MR.; ROSS, supt.. LU. a.0s34
c or 6ST infOrmstion' NE $1,000; =,
Kit. bath. 5000 includes utils
COLoREb--i625 i4th NV. : 3
children. DI. T-774o. IA
COLORED-2564 UNIVERSITY PL
NV bedroom, lv. rm., kit.
share bath with l other. $50. HU
CoLoRED-1sa6 9Th ST. NV
lse. rms. kit, bath, heat and
hot-water furn; rent. S47.50. P,
J. WALSH, INC, lib Eye st. NV.
coloRE6@3-RM.. kit. and bath;
also 2 rms. kit and bath and
enclosed porch. DE. 2-0956: RIA.
CoLoRLD-17s7 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-Delishtful apartment;
large living room, bedroom, dinette.
kitchen and bath; completely re-
decorated; $40. PRATT d STE
vENsON. INC. Ma. $500.
COLORED-ALL OUTSIDE RMS
Newly decorated Two bedrms.
living rm.. kitchen. pvt. bath
5000; vac. See janitor, > Rhode
Island ave. NV. DIXIE REALTY
CO. Agts.. 14l7 I st, nv; -,
room. kit. and bath; all utils. incl.
mr.. park. churches. schools and
transp:: S5b: LA. 6-5sSs. lis
COLORED-UNFURN APTS.-Lge
liv rm.. kit. ! bedrm., pvt, bath;
$50 mo. Good. close-in NV. 10
257l or no. 2-7967. Ia
COL RMS, bath, porch
l040 9Th st. ne. All outside rms
S75. Ma, S-4639. EN- 2-5s4";
Ia
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AIR CONDITIONED - Beaut. dec
and furn. 2-bedrm. apt. in re.
stored Alex. town house. 3 fre-
places. orig. mantels and wood
work, sep. din. rm..- tile bath
SqpeT-meeaaoo kit ldry. Good tr ,s.
ALEXHNDRIA-Emciency ana l.
bedroom apartments; janitor serv.
ice laundry privileges ,,,,s;.:. dS sz9 Y
iSsst 5S ca TIE stSs4O f S.fv.sf
10 am and 9 pm
ARLINGTON-For employed couple;
nr. shop: and transp. Reasonable
E X: s-daSl EFF1c. APT: ldT ri fm;
parking eourt; nr. bus. Suitable :
ALEX bedrms., liv. nm, kitchen
ddinetts. bath ,s and screened porch
ARL., N.ERpt' 6ids.; / bedrm.. iiv
rm., dinette. kit. bath: S94.50 mo
ia. 2-0997 or ia. 1888, -
$50 MONTH; lge. apt. entire, ioor
tile bath, Al porch and yard; pvt
LiV. RIM, bedrm.. kitchenette, full,
bath. utils. furnished; near shop
pins, center, bIs; Ss g. Per mo. Re-
De luxe apt Did ass beau. ssagt i tne
sound insulation; 500. ia. 6-653i
1894 nth ST, N. ARL.-2 rms
and kitchenette; / blk. to bus; utils
NORTH FAIRIiNGToN-2 bedrms.
aforementioned den: Aug. II to Nov
!; $3.50 per month. XII. s-956o
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div. heat control. Idry. facils,, like
new. ] bedrm., $50 UP. 2 bedrms.,
500 up. Utils incl. p. D: FORD
JU. s-5106; ewes. SP. 4-7453;
ROCKVILLE and = pedrms liy-
ing room, dinette.. kitchen. bath
s s5a rear and sSeppnr esSter ss5
to $50 per month Pc 2-3o03
TAKOMA PARK-Mod. 1-bedrm. apis.
newly dec. $40. S75. $50 per mo;
mo. MANOR APIS NC. JU. 2.
3Si1 days. JU 5-3966 ewes. Ia
TAKoMA PARK rooms. modern
pvt bath. large closets: Pvt; en-
trance. Cow. Call JU. 9-2471.
TAKoMA PARK-Desirable bed
i HSS% aR' u III ties u. 5-$4ss:
CORAL HILLS. garden apis. at p: 6.
rms. sos. utils incl; mr.. shops,
n scn9S!s; bus MD 70 s md BEDROOMS,
iiv room. din. space kit. bath and
rear Screened porch; S6O-SS5. SAM
MI, = BOGLEY. INC. OIL 4-I2GO.
REVERE APIS, 1902 Lebanon ST.
Apt. Facing Langley PARK snop;
esnteF BesutifqSIi rett seoT EiP, b ag
SILVER f-s sSRiNG. Sligo Parkway Apis.
Il -bedrm., apt. in beautiful srso
Greek Park. newly Wy 1885, rfoss, sps s
Cross ventilation, laundry, storage
and PARKING facilities, master ~
antenna. SS1 incl. utils.. call MIS-.
GOUEDRY.. resident manager 90
5-7s54, IN INSPECT,
SILVER SPRING. Sligo PARKWAY APIS.
-2s-bedrm. apis. newly redec.. pic
ture windows. cross ventilation, lge.
iiv. rm.- din area comb, table space
in Kit, lovely loc., in Sligo Greek
PARK with ample laundry. storage
and parkipg tac aabnas near mater sFe TV
sn ant from So incl utils., call
MRS. GouNDRY. resident manager,
TAKoMA PK.Wi-bedrm. apt. lRe.
lliy. Tm;; eonT, s sh9oi ctr; laTEe
NJ Fl RSsiSN hiEi; " s' ops in privat.
home Kit. has refgr; and rangsi
in reas. rent. 5000 Bunker Hill I'd.
BRENTWOOD. 35o5 varnumT1s
% TSSm' 7. ePa bath I'd floor @ $50 %.
TXkHoMA PARK; s4O7 Greenwood
rms. dinette, kit. bath. lse. liv.
rm., laundry and storage. M bus
and stores. Avail. Sept. Adults.
500 30. plus gas and cleo. ~.
7-5716 -l4
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS
1918 27th ST, MT. RAINIER. MD.
Beautiful. redecorated. 2-bedrm. apt.
m -4a2S AP. T-7s17
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QUEENS MANOR GARDENS
46l5 27th ST. MT. RAINIER. MD.
Beautiful. redecorated. 2-bedrm. apt.
M ~ 4-49Ss " AP. T-7s17
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IN 6-UNIT BLDG.-cross vent, in
div. heat control. ldry. facils,, like
new. ] bedrm., $40 up; oedTmS,.
JU. $500; ewes. SP. 4-7453:
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QUIET, settled girl, 1870. to share
apt. with government girl; nicely
furn., TV. close to Naval Research
Lab. and Boiling ALB. Call 10.
1879 after 8; 10. $4,000, Ext.
SAY between 8 and 4:30 pm. --16
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE comfortable
apt. with another man; near Ca
tfolic Univ. LA. 6-9327 after 8
pm. or Sunday.
GIRL to share apt. with another girl:
own lovely pvt. bedrm.: is min. Va
bus to Conn. and K. ia. 5-3017.
Ia
COLoRED GIRL to share apt, pvt
bedroom, all priyls., with anothN
employed girl. NV. section. RA.
DUPONT DUPONT CIRCLE girls to shsr,
6-rm. apt. with 2 other girls; air
eond,. eley;, all utils.: $3.50 each.
NO. 7-2ll3. HU. 1890. lie
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ROCKVILLE and 2 bedFms hv.
ting room. dinette. eitchen. bath
and rear screened porch: near
schools and shopping center; S65
To a2n ner month PO 2-3003
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cOLORED
EFFIC. APIS, $3.50

500 Mt. Vernon Place NV.
Near 9th and Mass. ave. NV. fac
ing library: newly decorated
(adults). See janitor on premises
DOWNTOWN-$69.50 MO.
1914 18th ST. NV.
2-rm. apt. nicely furn., modern
utiiS, and janitor service. Also
rms. and bath apt: S79.b0 mo
See Janitor on premises.
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RMS, APIS TO SHARE tcsn,)l APIS. EuRk-pc. tco..l

2 bsdrms.. Kit. bath, Sio0 mo.
batS. $50 m0 rms See jan nfSam or cali cali
Ii 7-0g2l or 10. S-6005. la
BOILING ANDREWS AREA bed
rm., lily, nm. kit. and bath; chill
S Ss12G Gka xDt bus g. 0 eoirs sse &C.
CALF. AND CONN. AVE studio
rms. kit. bath apt: sun roof
view. Ho. 2-4134, Ext. 45s.. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE-Studio apt: .lge.
b6t nth Nth frspl, pvt bath sIt; eiTy y
ali utiis.: ss5. No. T-31iS. .16 V
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bsmt., bachelor
apt: 2 rms, hot plate. refgr;. utils :,
MI. PLEASANT Sicily, nm,
s BE- 1,i. MOD t1r kit, lse y EiRdOw fan;
Glover PARK-Mod. liy. nm. bed;
rm... dinette, kit, bath. screened
porch: bus at door; 2 adults, 500,
EN-. 3-0051, 4024 Calvert st. NV.
THE CLIFTON. 1928 Clifton st. NV.
10 GS lse rms; front; , beds sSs hal hall
I beds $50. See janitor or cali
1918 nth ST. NV, of Columbia
I'd and 2 bedrm. apis. S74 so
up. Mgr. Apt. /, AID. 4-032S;
liz HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. bath; bsmt; apt; cow.
8 ROOMS, BATH, well furn.. .
entrs.; adults: one. $75; two. $50.
ME. S-462l after 6.
3-BEDRM. APT. excel. for 40 men
or women. $l10 incl. utils. Du.
NV. oV Vic TENLEY CIRcLE-studio
apt; l gentleman only. Garage.
Pvt. garden entr. Cow. transp.
Sc, j, Blk. Penns. ave.-Bedrm..
liv rm.. dinette. kit, pvt. bath,
Utils. incl. $75. Ii. 6-6l7l. IA
DOWNTOWN, 1901 r. /. ave. NV,
--Attrac. liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath. Utils. SIS wk. RE. 7-274s.
3O,a N ST. S.E.-New studio apt.
compl. kit. pvt. bath and entr.:
1899 MONROE ST. N.W.-New; en-
tire End a and bsmt. 3 rms, kit,
pvt. entr. For or 3. DU. 7-9O54.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Furnished
efnciency apt Also rooms for l
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G tH9a .U ArTs siias75E. Ssis ,ss
COW, to tiansp.. shopping. schools
FRANCIS SGoTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apts. bV day or
week. Can ma: S.5425.
A LITE &c r. ~ A NeICs 81. gk up
1883 COM. AvE.EEfie., $50 mo-;
bedrm. apt. for 4. SIS mo. each.
3025 18th ST. NV. - Efficiency
apts. All util. incl: $40 mo-, See
18th ST. NV, 1910 - Basement
apt. above street level, nicely
furn.; liv. rm.. bedrm., din. rm..
kit. bath, large closets, pvt. en-
frances. Child accepted. $50 mo,
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HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 20l3
New Hamp. ave. n.w.-Bedrm.. liy
rm.. reception hall. kitchen and
bath. Beautifully furnished; all
utilities included ACKNOWLEDGING
available elev. bldg. Res. mgr, NO.
GEORGETOwN. $3.50 Que st. NV.
Two 2-hedrm. apis In apt bldg.
See any tips, Open. Apis, 81 and
MT. PLEASANT COL. RID. 10th
Redsc.. 3 apis. Reduced. Baby. Cow.
loo; Also Md. home. $4,000. .AD.
NICELY FURN. EFFICs.: utiis.,
linens: $10-Sl4 wk. 1924 Yer
mont ave. NV. co. $4,000. Ia
1895 N ST. N.W.--Liv. -bedrm. comb,
kit. and bath; avail. immed. In this
eonv. loo, OIL. 2-73S7 or inquire
Apt. 0 after $50 pm,
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OCT. Large apt, rm
sac entrance lobby. living room, !.
large bedrms.. full din, nm, gisssec
and screened sleeping or sun porch
kat. pantry. ample closets, compl
detached building. best NV. loca
ton; Sl25 mo-; adults. no pets
references. Box 343-L, Star. Ia
n. CAPITOL ST, near r. /. ave
kitchen and bath. screened porch
8 closets: air cooled; adults. DU
mn. Ia
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CHAeTLYTON APTe.
THE RICARDO

THE RICARDO
1925 18th ST. NV.
We are pleased to offer Q 2-bedroon
apt and Q 1-bedrm. apt. in this
diRnified elevator bldg. overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Each apt. has
large rooms plus good sized porehes.
available the early part OF Sept.
2-bedroom, only sos; l.bedroom.
only $3.50. See janitor for In
spection between ] and 8 or call
Miss OBrien. EN-. 10000. ia
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DOWNTOWN-s69.5 so MO,
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MASS. AVE. EXT. NV, S6O-Pri;
vate. lovely l large rm. apt, or
rms. with fireplace; no children:
beautiful home. Call after pm
OIL. 2-354l. IL
4 ROOMS AND BATH. 500; yard;
quiet. cool wooded section; avail,
Aug. 10. JU. 9-4559. -16
ADJOINING CAMPUS OF U. OF MD;
II bedTm;; liy, , Tm kit, and
MT. RAINIER Liv. -bedrm., kit,
mod. bath; airy and spseious; COW.
SILVER SPRING-Lge. liv. nm, d.
nette. bedrm., kit. and bath,
screened porch; $50 mo. incl. utils.
JU. 9-3S77.
LIV. RM., bedrm, dinette Kitchen
cite. bath: mr.. country clubs and
NH. OIL. 2-3173. IA
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LOUNGE, downtown. be-
tween best hotels, excellent ellen
good lease; seats so: ideal for high
type operation; price. $4,000;
terms. BOB HOLLANDER, Ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. s.
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AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP
$500 So. it.. excellent location;
oyer $500 $4,000 per year. low o. rent
Large store. garage. and 2-bedrm.
apt: S225: suitable for any business.
Cali Mr.. GORDON. MA. s-B434; eve
R niRss xN IA, c giSSl4' nowNrowN. An
y eSS Sl may ne Nb sE ssas essy
PASTOR, Elk. 3-2555.
BEAUTY SHOP, long. estab.; Conn,
ave. near Dupont Circle; low rent
Of $3.50 monthly. GOOD lease; 8 wet
S Snt o oHneT states nsE 0Sn sT
isSs CASH sS LANE Pk Hs.Se t Ex 5-555 q'
GROCERY AND GAS STATION--Alsc
Of land. located In q clean. village
name mafsr oT xes quick tGe 20 JOIN bo9Pfy
Colesville. Md. Call Evergreen 4.
3S46 1913 colesvtlie I'd. SILVER
RsERsEri4RSbik MSN and delicstessen. Sc.
Must sell due to illness; Very good
sonabie rent and good lease. Lu.. l.
GROCERY STORE. doing over 81. 900
. week. Beer. Nice apartment. Good
chance for partners. PROVIDENCE
MKT. 14s 3 st. Sc. LII. 1884
CHINCHMLAs. 4 males. Z females.
ovsrhssS; 81, 900 cash needed. II,
must sell In 80 days. Nearest com
CONN. AVE. parking lot and ONCE. in
busy uptown shop. ctr. Long lease
yespon. tenant. Reas. WO. $3.50,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ADULT FAMILY rms. ga baths.
3 bedrms.; fireplace; $500 mo, with
utils. 10. 7-7113; 231S Tunlaw I'd.
Observation-Disclosures. mod. brk.; 2
bedrms.. tile bath; good closets; large
liv. rm.. equip. kit; full bsmt.
BendiX: fenced yard; close schools !;
beaut. furn. Reas. TIE. 6-6s39:
5. ARL.-2-bedroom semidet.; con-
venient to schools. transportation
and SHOPPING: rent. $l05. TINKLE
PROPERTIES. ia. 7-3326 or ia.
FoGGYl BOTTOM newly remod-
town Washington; Convenient town
living in historic private. Poona
Court. Two-bedrm. house; large
kitchen. liv. rm., bath and bsmt.:
beautifully furnished; $3.50. Also
Broom house; same location: ideal
for l person; 500. MA. S-9655.
? -BEDRM MOD. HOUSE-S75: nr.
Seabrook on Bowie-Severn I'd. call
OWNER, CE. 3-6971 or agent, WA.
sTTDio HOUSE, on beautiful estate
overlooking Potomac Just painted
Nicely furn. 1-bedrm.. Near Boiling
GLIDING utilities: 10. 3-5671. rs
. rms, full basement. front porch.
House in excellent condition. sos
per month. XII. 9-6644. AL BAKER
AGESaNDRfG, near Fort Belvoir. of
Route Ideal for 2 couples; S1l5
q month: XII. 9-6644. AL BAKER &
SON. INC. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp

HOME-4-be home
on acres near Vienna. Available
2 acres available now. Other coun-
sEAY Co. JE. a-s62o. pa
NEAR NIH--~Lovely Diet. corner; 8
rms. bath. gas &C. heat: = yrs.
old; S135. J. LEE DONELLY g. SON,
Ma. s-3316: ewes. Wo. 6-2362.
MD.-Unfurnished house.
1925 r. /. AVE. NE.-Large home:
converted into 3 complete apis; LIST
commercial. Can be used as home
with income. Appropriate for doctor
RIA. 6-S227 or RA. 3-0231.
l 800 RIGGS RD.-Bachelors cottage;
liy.- bedrm. combination, compact
asnes s4s an sars esf I'd W Cane or COD 5es
bedrms, ga baths, recreation rm.,
garage. ] acre. many extras; S1S5
or best offer. PAUL p. STONE. Real
tor. Alb Butternut st: NV, TU.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. section. liv.
nm, din. rm., kitchen. 2 bedrms;, I
bath sta "a st &c ssor l sDaie saTag e.
April. CAN C; ALLEN sHERWIN.
ARL. Ms b.r, Q baths Il b.r. and
heat: equip. kit: $40. XII. 9-S256.
SOUTH OF ALEx.-a-bedrm., semi
detached; NICELY decor; $50. OIL.
st SRsS5as II hilo IL EN- 4o4 s. Adams.
Arlington; yard. bsmt., gar. garden.
oil heat, fireplace. -25
RIGGS PARK; 2-bedrm. semidet.
fenced fen I'd; 500. LA. e-1455. Ns5
clean 2-bedroom semi
det.: good closets. disposal, washer;
e-BEDRM. HOUSE of Shirley hwy :,
Lorton. call Occoouan 139-W.2.
Sill. sPs.--Mod. prewar brk. home,
S42o Coiesviile I'd. 10. 4-s334,
ARLINGTON, VA, 2os3 N. Goth I'd
Semidet. brick: 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit, full bsmt., oil
CAL WEAVER BROS INC. DI'
N. HRI., vicinity Lorcom lane and
for children. Si25. ia. S-3423. PA
NEAR CAVALIER HOTEL bedrms.,
2 baths, parauet floors. $140 mo.
CATHEDRAL AREA-Attractiv g.
bedrm., 2-bath. brick house in excel
cond:; modern kitchen. screened
Available April LIST. Ewes, Mrs. Hep
MICHIGAN PARK-3-bedrm. semidet
brick home: mod. kit, full bsmt:.
" baths, gas heat. garbage disposal
suns nus laFe III tn 4. Web 81. ggsS4S3. pi
- Renovated -s.sm.
brick, bsmt.' auto; heat. nr. scheeenlss
mo, rh H "; 4-s477s; .oSE2s
ave. M silvsS sprins.. ma. 70. 1900.