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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

n LS11iUH5 NEEDkD ...u,
rambler OF hrick and beaut. stone
Three l5-ft. bedrms., 2 baths
Todey's elec. kit. Large patio of
huge liY. rm. and din. rna. comb
Rear ser. porch with eiec. grill
2 fireplaces, 2-car garage. Tho
hsmt. was planned for doctor.
once. Has front entrance, hall
bath, Beaut. land scaped LOT. ap-
grox. 1900 So. IL; $ag,9599.
BURvLE o. RAMSEY. ~. g.
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4p FL CocT; SS oF income ia VI;

stone house, 4 baths. 3 refers. Il
REDFIELD, RE. 1855.
coLoRED--UPPER N.W.--vacant,
ti-rm, brick: 3 bcdrms,. Ia baths;
mod Kitchen. nice noOrs, rec. rn.,
aas heat: many extras; near
schools. shops. bus. Only 500 per
mo. Trade. RA. 6-Bgl2; eyes,. DE
co ISoisiMT PEASANTS finest
oil ' NV h., large family or invest.
ment: $1,000 Terms. II. =. BRU-
CoIoRE6--BRiGHTwoop - s-rm
semidet, brick home. beautiful,
decorated last-word kit: Sl.5Qf
dn: JAMES Q. WILDER. RA D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
LUXURY RAMBLERS

Ali.briek. 3-bedrm.. .is-bath home
with large liv. rin. and separate
family-Sise. din. .rm. Plenty Of eat
ing space In a huge Kitchen. SILVER
YOUR doorstep, Shopping and aehs.
very convenient. sci $50.
r. a ]. DEVELOPMENT CORP
Builders ~. $4,000 30 ois'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

CHEVY CHASE
3 rms. : baths, buflt-in Garage
fun hsnit,, gas a.-c. heat. Priced
at only S23,9b1.
j.. LEE DONNELI.y 8. SON
Ma. s-33le Ewes. Wo. 6-2362
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
BRADLEY HILLS

Here Is an opportunity you should
not pass up. Priced In the low
eos this Colonial brick homo with
z bedrms gu bath, ". I'm, din
screened porch and slate roof can.
not be beat for location, appear.
ance and price. Owner must sell
and this home will sell. GI ha.
been applied for and In all prob
ability will be accepted by thu
owner Walt until you see Iii
wooded front yard and large en-.
closed rear garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
OF APPROVED

OF APFKUVED
DETACHED BRICK
NEW HAMP. AVE. AND EAST. AVE
Price, e18.S00-6 lac. rms, 2
baths. front concrete porch, front
and rear yards: New Hamp. ave
and Qunckenbos st,
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
Days. ME. 8-64b4 ME. 9-144f
Ewes, RIA. 3-6454 IA. e-Sl2e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

Neatly CORP.
1900 Eye St. NV. NE. $500
BETHRsDA's BEST BUY--2-story
Colonial; living rin., dining rm.,
kitchen. 9 bedrooms, bath, Nice
neiehborh0od. Beautiful lot; $l8,-
ESQ. wo. ts-64S6.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

COLoRED--FT. DUPONT Nearly
rms disposal; $3.50. ~. s-6;is4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

Near 10th and Penna. AVE- bed
rms. 2 kits. / rs baths: 500 per
mo. NE. Ss4164; eyes,. Tu. s-llfo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
AREA
WOODLAND DR.. AREA

IN Rooms. I. very large
master bedrooms, z other
twtn-size bedrms \. 4 baths.
powder room, library ana
rec. rni, Well planned and
equipped. High elevation.
Terrace; surrounded by large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
FOxHALL VILLAGE

Desirable close-in location,
entrance hall. large living
room. dining room, kitchen.
3 bedrooms, bath and garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

e oPEN l4SoSNHioHhTT,s 4 I rs So
New split-level rambler. 2346 Ne
braska ave. Y block on Mac
Arthur blvd; very desirable street.
on street level. All-electric kiteh-
en-. laundry room, butlt-in, garage.
copper cutters. Convenient 70
transportation. sos. 500. FRANK
III DOYLE. RealtOr, WO. 6-9631
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

Attractive floor plan, living
room. dining room. beautiful
kitchen, powder room, Q beo-
rooms, baths. game room.
utility room. terraces and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

1HEvY CHASE. KIRKsIDE--LpyeIy
brick Colonial With, 8 large bedrms
on End floor and heated Ord fioor.
Pun bath In bsnt. Larse lot and
2-car garage. Located IN one OF
WashiI ston's most exclusive sub
urban areas, yet with eil city con-
Corona Hayden, AD. ses49i
TRoMAs l. PHILLIPS wos g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

sIsIEI:iPIHERD PARK Sa7.bo0--un.
auestionably the markets tor
value; handsome. big brick resi-:
dence near 18th and kalmie; !, 2
brary and 2-car buiit-in sarAse
FRANK s, PHILLIPS, ni. 7-l411;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06

Felkers attempted conversion was
wide of its mark
Highlanders Score
Southern's lone score came in the
fourth period when go yard drive
was climaxed by a 10 yard Toby
Colaw to Fred Colaw scoring pass.
Toby's kick was blocked.
The starting lineup for Southern
included Garrett, McRobie, Rayno-
vich, Hoye, Lee. Evans, Knots, T..
Colaw f. Colaw, Glaze and Mason.
Substitutes included Sewers, Deck
man, Marley Grub, Walla, Ruff,
Dilgard, Brohawn, D. Evans, and
Bittinger
The Southern High band enter
tanned between halves with special
maneuvers and numbers.
The Highlanders final home game
will be played on the 9Th of the
month when Southern plays host
to st. Francis of Morgantown.
Game time will be 1870 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
Four Students Chosen
To Sing In All-State
Chorus AT Baltimore

Representatives of South
ern Highs Senior Chorus will
travel to Baltimore for the
annual performance of the
All Maryland High School
Chorus.
The students will leave with Mrs.
Brown on October 10 and will stay
until October 81. These representa-
tives are Steve Wainer, bass; Frank
Dewitt, second tenor; Arveta Bell,
first alto; and Barbara Moon, sec
ond soprano
All Schools Represented
Every High school in the state
is represented in the All-state
Chorus. The representatives are
allotted by the number of students
in the senior high. Southern would
normally be allowed only three
representatives, but this year a
fourth singer was requested.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
Fire Towers Open

Some twelve forest fire towers of
the Western Maryland district were
opened Tuesday for the fall season
to prevent possible disastrous fires
that might occur.
William H. Johnson, district for
ester, said that six Of the towers
are being manned in Garrett coun-
ty three in Allegany county, one
in Washington county and two in
Frederick county
The towers will remain open I'M
til fall rains assure there is little
danger Of forest fires or when the
winter SHOWS begin to fly. johnson
said that at the present time the
fire danger is medium and the
hazard will mount with the falling
of foliage and continued dry
spell
The fire situation depends upon
the rainfall and the carelessness of
hunters who will trek to the woods
in quest of game. Hunters are
urged to use caution in throwing
away lighted cigarets and also to
be sure camp fires are out.
In case a hunter or resident of
the district spots fire he is asked
to contact the forest wardens, dis
trict forester's office or State
police.
A listing of forest wardens APP
pears in the telephone directory
just before the yellow pages.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
3. II. FRIEND STOCKYARD, Inc.
Accident, Maryland
October g. 1855

Horses, 4.50 to 4.80 cWt.
Steers, good to choice, 20.2O to
22.8O cwt; medium to good, ITO
to 1890 cwt.; common to medium,
400 to 1915 cwt.
Heifers, good to choice, 1850 to
1920 cWt.; medium to good, 14.25
to 1890 cwt.; common TO medium,
11.30 to 1870 cWt.
Bulls, 11.30 to 1420 cwt
Cows, good TO choice, 11.50 to
1878 cwt.; medium to good $40 to
1890 cwt.; Gamers, no cwt
Veals, good to choice, 2440 to
$3.50 cwt; medium to good 1875
to 2375 cWt.; common TO medium,
144O TO 1890 cwt.; culls. 1925 cWt.
Lambs. good to choice, 2O00 to
2080 cWt; medium to good, 1890
to 1880 cWt
Hogs. 1475 to 100 cwt
Sows, HOO to 1880 cWt
Pigs. 5.25 to $50 cWt
Heavy hens, 20c TO 24c lib.
LeghOrn Hens, 10c to 13c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06

Southern threatened in the first
quarter by driving to the Beall 81,
but was stalled and an attempted
field goal by Toby Colaw was low
First Opposition Touchdown
The Mountaincers first touch
down came early in the second
quarter when Felker scored from
yards out Stevenson ran for the
extra point
Late in the same period, Felker
intercepted a Colaw aerial on the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06

Red and White 81. Then Stevenson
logged it over from the % Wilson
ran around end for the extra point
to give Ray HulIs eleven 14-0
halftime edge
After Southern had lost the ball
on their own 81, halfback Felker
broke loose from % yards out, and
scored his second It'd. of the game.
In the last stanza Doug Cook ran
II yards for Beall's final markers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
YARDSTICK
E. s. EVANS STOcKYARD, Inc.
Terra Alta, West Virginia
con4oo,bar an 1QE6
Septen1ber 81. lie

Calves, good to choice, 20.20 to
2675; common TO medium, 1900 to
2370; culls, 1150 down.
Steers, 100 to 2160
Stock Steers, 1875 to 1890
Heifers, 1910 to 1920.
Cows, $40 to 1890.
Bulls, HOO to 400, bull calves
1850 to 1850
Hogs, 1850 to 1890
SoWS, 1910 to 1900.
Pigs and Shoats, 375 to 1850.
Lambs, blue, 1000; red, 1880;
medium, 1860
A fire in Tokyo devoured LOO
huildingS and houses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
Grid Team Drops Game
To BeaII BY 27-6 Score

Beal Highs Mountaneers of Frostburg proved too
much for Southens ghanders they defeated the Red
and White 276 the home field last Saturday afternoon
The Bea attack spearheaded by single wing Of
nse the first Southern had played against this year and
able make short ground gains due to good blocking by
their offensive Iinemen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
Southern Speaks
Parents Day
BY DOUGLAS SMITH

Parents Day
Parents Day for the parents of
Southern's Football Team will be
observed this Saturday at the game
with St. Francis of Morgantown.
One parent of each football player
will sit on bench behind the team
The mothers or dads will wear the
corresponding numbers of their
sons uniform.
Magazine Campaign
A representative from the Curtis
Magazine Company started the an
nual school magazine campaign
rolling last Friday The goal that
has been set for the tWo-Week cam
paign is S3500 If this goal is
reached, the school will receive one
third of the money. These funds
will be divided between several
school organizations.
Yearbook Theme
I'VE Are America has been
chosen as the theme to be followed
throughout the 1856 yearbook De-
lores Vetter, editor of the High
lander, will be working hard to
compile material to meet the first
deadline, which is set for Novem-
Der 10.
P.-TA. Membership
The Parent Teachers association
membership contest began on Sep
tember 20. The due for the year are
SO cents per person end S1.00 per
family. A prize of $500 is offered
to the home room having the high
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06

est percentage of memberships
Dear Ruth"
Southern's Dramatics club, under
the direction of Mr. Paul Macy has
begun try-outs for the clubs first
production. The thrce-act play
which has been chosen is Dear
Ruth"
Baby Piglets
A proud FLA. SOW gave birth to
10 baby pigs last Monday in the
lot just behind the school building.
The responsibility of caring for
this future pork crop is given TO
the Future Farmers Of America.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06

Yugoslavia and us. announced
they settled their differences of
opinion"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-06
Baby PiqIets

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08
7OR ST. PpS TENTH CHAPEL

Pius Tenth Chapel that we
are hoping TO build IN the
Holy Land. II will cost 500.
You might wish to donate
this monstrance In memory
of a loved one. $40 viii buy
a brick for this chapel. Every
tiny mite will do wonders
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08
TWELVE YEARS OF VALIANT SERVICE
GODS WANT AID

GODS WANT AD
= IHAEAr- In the village of TAURAE N the Holy Land
Ec@ETT4 twenty Nazareth, there 500
Ii Catholics of humble chapel The people
hA-EH 81 are poor given their tiny savings
H&A(~<H to They still need $500 to make
ES@F 81 their dream you help them build
- their of Pennies, dimes dokaES-
@szs&-@@1 they precious for this work
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08

on EASTER MORNING THE LATIN PATRIARCH OF JkkU
LEM AND TEN OF HIS PRIESTS WILL OFFER MASS ~
HOLY SEPULCHRE FOR ALL OUR BENEFACTORS THEY
TRULY MOST GRATEFUL TO YOU FOR YOUR HELP
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08

The sacred vessel used to
expose the Blessed Sacra-
ment for public alteration Is
the Monstrance. In Latin
this word means "show" or
display" Would you like to
help show" the Eucharistic
Lord to the humble people
who win gather In the St
Evening star., 1955-06-05
STORES FOR RENT

FOR RENT. grocery store with beer
at Shady Side. Nd: refs. req
COLONIAL SHOP. CTR, 1711 Wilsol
blvd, Arl., Va; 30x76; suit. 70
variety. 5Ss10. ladies and gents
CENTRAL LOCATION, fi09 7th ST
NV. with balcony and exhaus
fan, ISxT0 and bsmt.:: good 10
any business. Wo. 6-6s66.
IIth AND X SITS. N.W.--Good size
Ideal any type. small business; rea
entrance. heat furn. Reas. rent
T.T RANDOLPH. RE. 7-sia7s; II
DoWSTowN CORNER STORE. with
maximum trafiic. excellent for anJ
business: groceries. stock and FIX
lures very reasonable, II desired
500 per month. B. FRANKLIN
KAHN. NO. 7-Sf11; ewes, o. T.
4Sss GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-REN1
REDUCED. Golden opportunity
newly decorated store and 4-roorl
and bath apt. above. Detached
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, MA. s-232ii
after q pm, IU. s-2092 --12
vile. Md.--Modern store IN shop.
ping center: next to busy supeI
market. See 10 70 Z. weekdays. D.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. FT.. in mod. 1-story bldg
heat, 14-ft. ceiling. indust. coming.
VIEWER BROS, INC, pi. f-ssoo
BLDG. soned light man
ufacturine:. power avail; well light
ed. heated: insulated, ventilated.
wash, Expressway: uncovered ster-
age. Parking included only Slb0.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-corner BLDG. on
No. hishwayii a.,i,ns spDrSs rm. sop s@oo also sa
10000 50. e: adj, fenced ground
4 needed: OWNER. Ii. 7-74oo, eyes
Isl 81 AND NIX K SIS. Sc. AREA-Approx.
5000 50. IT.. one floor. new bldg.
OWNER. Ii. 7-7400, ewes. Ju; O.
weaSRIGEHousE, eoxso and 10000 IT.
Of yard space; College Park area.
Cali Tower 9-6145.
10, 900 10000 SO. ri. air-condi-
fices and research lab. About 1000
50, It. in finished ONCE. balance IN
HEAVY current distribution. wide
del, dr.. railroad II needed. Excel.
comb. once and shop. See Nj.
MOTIFS; ssSo WEAVER 6Hos" iNS" "a
4. zoo so. TT. in the heart Of the
city at 4th and New Jersey ave:
NV. Also contains 1000 So, II. Of
End floor ONCE space; off-streef
parking. MAY be used as repair
Rarage. Overhead door In front:
Call Mr.. Holland, H. @. SM1THY
CO.. s11 15th st. NV. ST. $4,000,
-
ARL.. / blk. Hecht's: heated ssrage;
suitable for light business or stor-
age, S35 mo. IA. 7-0670.
WAREHOUSE FOR LEAsE-Rsilroad
siding In rear: parking; $4,000 SO.
It. Central NE. Wash. Contact @.
J. Mitchell. JAMES L. DIXON d
CO., ST. 3-7200. %
WILL BUILD, to suit tenant, from
10, ,00l 50. IT. to 100. 900 50. IT.; ex-
eeiient NE. location with rr. siding.
Call US for discussion of your re-
guirements, WEINBERG d BUSH.
NC. 1907 n st. NV, MA. e-s5oo.
KENsNGTON. facing Conn. ave. !;
doors. will susdiyide. MAEsIEIk,-
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR sALI

UP TO s ACRES with railroad siding.
ideal for contractor's yard: sale or
Greenbelt, Md. Call Ii. $4,000.
N. Y. AVE. AREA. Nh. HECHT's
--2ad comnl., 9.20n 50. IT,, 100-ft.
front, So IT.: must sell; make offer.
To. 2-446s, KoJAK's. TU. 2-4344.
TWO THOUSAND FEET Industrial
land with newly erected building
in ne. Washington. Special price
for early sctiona, Cal Mr.; Csston-
HOE & SONS, a14 Pa. ave. s.s..
BsLrfMoRE Il Tspoaf BLVD. AND MONT.
GoMERY RD.-Larse commercial
tract. Ideal for large stores or
BACH a. CO.. Realtor. UN. 4-s533.
VIRGINIA, $4,000 So. IT. Of heavy
industrial grounds. just over "A st:
Bridge. with building and railroad
Gt%oRS n f,Gnt e RgEHTTy; gESTTsfsyy; 81 u so sssb 81
HHYaTTSVILLE; 2iSaVh $3.50 So. o. IT,, light
A. lndSi'rlss n. RorH fT0cea. co. Re. ege e7ssS. "
18th ST. S.E.-About $500 50. T..
OF industrial ground, with 115-ft
street frontage. running back to
wide alley. Incl. usable bldg. and
4 rented houses, inc: from which
will more than carry 1st trust pay
ments. Excellent for. junk yard
CO., RE. 7-733o.
IKENILwORTH. MD.-so. 900 50. IT,.
36x75 IT,, $50 It. hard road front.
500 IT,. r.r., ok. for siding. Sell
bldgs. with land. 150x250 IT.:
$4,000. Sell adjacent 10000 50.
IT. land, 200-ft. front, 500. #. on
r.r.; much less than 81 50. IT: All
hieh and dry land. All utilities.
Excellent terms; III. II. s-2s76. -o.
frontage, r.r. siding in rear: Four
Mile Run DIR. Will rent, sell or
build to suit leasee. Call ia. q
2OnR or JE. 4-7170.
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STORES FOR RENT tcess. ;,

sBayki -: s1oc. sSnisS2 2AksFAIfs AAksFAnss'ri ihllif
ESTATE, Ju. 9-2552. JU. 7-6469.
MODERN STORE. large show, win
dow. ample parking. Suitable for
many types, Of business: 2els Bla-
TRIscs' Ia s-isss. ~ Ii II
MT. RAEIER-s55 mo-: 10 It. OF
opens onto isree PARK. lot; suitable
small business not requiring side
walk trade. KE. S-6644. -6
NEW LIMESTONE FRONT, Is by SO
Bethesda. near Safeway. Giant
bowling alleys: suitable any typ
ARD b. sTfMsoN, Reaitor, 10fl
goth St. NV. Ma. s-66S0. "a
IDEAL SPOT for shoe repair. valet
barber. hardware. clothing, ONCE
etc: SIS month. RIA. 3-67s4. lit
APT. AND STORE, N. Capitol; re.
model to suit tenant. ia. 10000
4I6 9th ST. N.w.-s5x1os IT,: idea
rent. Di, 5-67O0, JU. 9.23ii. III
LARGE STORE. air-eond.: 62a Pa
EN-. 2-027S. No. 1906. Ia ,
PRIME CoRNER-255 10th ST. NE.
Good -sized store and lge. Arm
apt old established grocery-deiica-
tessen-market:. good, location ans
business; no charge for good will
Call HO. 2-93S9, Mon. through Sat,
9 to 81; Sun. 9 to IL. --5
1882 H ST. N.E.-Lge. store with
modern show windows, excel. loca-
ton; any business, reas. rent. Call
Ii. 6-6571.
OPP. sHoREHAM AND SHERATON
HOTELS, nr. Ice. apis. and pvt.
houses. store with Q bay windows in
mod. bldg. room for expansion.
Or once space: reas. rent. RA.. g.
1000 SQUARE FEET on oreenbelt
road-New brick. fireproof, S225
1885 5th sT. NV. across from
ness; $50 mo. DG. f'7S 7.sSs7. ~
9o6 sth ST. s.E.--Lse. store, good
colored trade. streetcar transfer
point; reas. rental. DU. .7-3737.
3405 NJ ST. N.W.-lst Ar. store.
approx. es6 So; IT,. reas. rent. See
msr. at 3415 M st. NV. or call
LiSaIEY Ar IIs3Sf PAk& kfnasEi AREA, a. N. H.
ave. and Univ. iane-store ada
cent to APP, size, 20x1O0; suit
able for delicatessen. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. @. SMITHY CO., S11 18th
st. NV. ST. $4,000. -
STORE FOR RENT: Victory villa
shopping center. 9 mi. n. Of Baltic.
Md.--A successful 10-yr. estab-
lished variety store still in opera
So oSo annuafly aSf sn95SSo6%a'f S9So sa ~ can 0S Be-
enlarged to suit tenant. Large
parking facilities. excellent loca-
tact MIDDLE RIVER REALTY CO..
POI Fifth ave-. N. Y. for further
81 PARLoR OR DENTISTS
OFFICE. Chevy Chase. Nd. 7019
sraSsvs estson rdSs:s eos:tSn iSmunty lO
apt. available. EV. l-6S01. "a
2407 Price aye.-Top
location at S175 mo-. including util-
tiles. now available. Ia. 9-7369.
RLNGTON-Small store Just on
Wilson blvd. at Clarendon Circle.
excellent location: reasonable. JA.
,s..22s4; IA 2,3Ses; ooo
Store. sso ~ .te lasa aeas PsUTnssnSsBo b. ssBoo mems
STORE, nicely furn-
ished for small business. S75 would
sell fixtures ftermsl. DI. 7-S110.
STORE. Ontario pl. NV.
mixed neighborhood Of large apart
ments and houses. Fully equipped
and stocked. Call MR.. BROWN. HU
41ass 1870; GEORGIA AvE.-vscant; AZ
tractive. established location; utils.
furn RA 3-1122
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Bp eomplstsly oMsEhS furnished tn . baths, sI4.:
500, terms. LU. 2-1S75. ,-6
a-STORY BRICK, air-cond. bldg, 1C
high income furn. efilciencies.. Close
Conn. ave. Ideal headauartsrs non ,T,
RFS2it EN- sas4s oFEsnIaaasaoep aoa 7TsSss " s. lHst6Sh
CHOICE Sc. location. at Nichols aHvss avs
and s.. Capitol st.--Approx. 27,00C
So It. l8b-ft frontage. Zoned FOL
apts. with good commercial pos
sibility. Call OWNER. RE. 5-9461.
s4s1 14th ST. N.w.-open sunday
5 til 6 pm. 1st commercial. 3-story
bEick bldg: ARRANGED into apis;
ideal for business and income. Cal
PENNY" -,APosToLsIDEs. RE
auto laundry g.1 ia:. .l 50 storage sc lGsk
VA. Is units. slO5, 900. Asm. $7o.0ot
for ss ssps'' saIs j. sac e g soMHRs lhss soN os
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ssscSCT ss D pspsSosRRpents soRp su,l6er SsiloipS
S~5lO6. Home. SP. 4-7453. 10
Q. E.-Nice location: two 4-family
units, excellent returns: consistins
Of rooms, kitchen. bath. h.,w.h h
ete.; an rented. To, inspect phone
DUPLEx AP4KTMENTs. Q room,
each. 80 frontage. tenants pay al
utilities: mo. rental, $4,000: down
$3.50. Cali OWNER. Ho. 2-5s33.
500, ,sos,s VIRGINIA AYE. s.W:-
8 2pd :ssras bctS top sSd owns m
come. com $3.50. ROBERT MORGAN
GEoRGEToWN Sahs"IH BUILDING. so3S' n
st. n.w.---Store. 1st-fioor apt. esel
upper 3 stories; apts; occupied
store vacant; Eocd s..t., situati9n .nn9rn, 10 Q
huilding. Mr.. Zarpas, RE. 5-9sl :
siDNEY .. MENSH " CO.. Ma
coSssR SissSfGR STORE and 5-room apt
separate gas heat and utilitieS
price. S11,5oa on terms: 1414 I
Thomas n; ma Walsh. HfTSo THos. B. WALSH
Mr. i1sshh0 sh0 AMI Nj MASS. Nj ssS AVE.. VI ssft
row brick bldg.; LIST hr. and bsmt
converted TO stores; additiona
Efs s IN ST. fa!s sss6o. sIb cal H. NJ e. SMITH aHnK
s.UHNiT 18th ST. NV. at Roel
Greek PIX. Corner detached. ston'
and brick: good income. low over
head. never vacant. DU. 7-6295
LOT in fast srowing country, club
sons 20 ee sfs5iefea Excefsat iO5
MI. PLEAsaNTMb units furn.; ;.
Terms. S1s.S00, CO, b-bS74.
s;pNIr BRICK APT. BLDG. IN To
koma PIX, near bus and stores
one Of which is furnished: econom.
ical h,-w. heat. downtown bus near
stays well rented; sci 1,4b0. RIP
LEY d RoMER. JU. 5-6111 any
DUPONT CIR. sEc.-sl rms,
sisS sas osnsf baths ponSTotz re z!aosa sTssniss
ra%oM1 Ilpai PARS@By Soi owner, ss01s 14s,un,
bldg, : units. furn.. well financed
minimum cash required. JU. o.
TAKoMA on sligo Park-e-unit det
brick building lust 4 or yrs. old
Extra good renting section. Conv
shopping and transportation. Carl
p, FORD. Builder, JU. s-ss37. Ju
By OWNER, . stores, = work shop,
and basement. with FENCED lot, on
$3.50: viii take land, car or trailssl
on down payment. Price S25,b00
ISEEsT6Rs. this is a natural: ia.
0oo. SO. r.: s5o-ft. frontage: 25I
f. from importsnt intersectior p
g; No. ! and d.. NJ; :o,V,nI Vernon blyS; I've,
for apts.; motel or drive in. Cal
ia. 7.20Os; ewes. JE. 4-7170. g.
COMMIT. PROPERTY, midtown; ionl