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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. iutn couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. Dait three tuu days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

Washable pinwale shirts with long sleeves, con.
vertible collars. Fully cut for easy comfort. All
popular colors. S, NJ l. sizes.
Kann's-Street Floor Washington and Arlington
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Mems 3.Q5.6.o5
Sport Shirts
2.08

Famous males in cottons cotton.rayons, rayons,
rayon.aeetates. Long sleeve style in many colors
and patterns S, M, L, XII sizes.
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Mems 2.o5 Cotton
FIonEnel Sport Shirts
2.38

Made of warm cotton flannel in plaids and pat.
tern effects. All with long sleeves. Sanforized
for permanent fit. S, NJ L. sizes.
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81 L

Here's how make do the work two! You
of Choice of worseds
sharkskins anne
Solids henbone checks selfweaves mhecs, dagonas
and others Single breasted buton pockets
Regulars shorts longs stous
Fannels with contrasting Stacks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words In
USITATIVE,

meaning, "denoting customary
action" Average Is 26; time
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules of the game---1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
.,s four letters by II. addition no q
used. q. Only one form Of . word 10
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 20 D0CIBLE
dice, docile. dole, oiled, cell, clod, cold,
bide, bile, bied, boiled, bold, boie,
bode, bodice, lied, lice lobe, lode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

J.M.C., Of Cincinnati, writes:
My pet speech peeve Is double
barrelled: % wishing you .
pleasant good afternoon. good
evening, good night "a favorite
with broadcasters)."
Answer: Thank you kindly
is dialectal, even though 1t Is
often heard. Also, 1t occurs
frequently in business letters:
Thanking you kindly in adj
vance," etc.
Let's look at it this way:
Thank you kindly" is short for
IT thank you kindly" Thank
ing you kindly" is short for II
am thanking you kindly"
Kindly. Of course. is an adj
verb. and it trust modify the
verbs thank and thanking.
Therefore. the expressions lit
orally mean II thank you in q
kind manner; I am being kind
in thanking YOU"
OF course, one doesn't mean
to make such egotistical state
ments; but the words can have
no other meaning.
wishing you a pleasant good
afternoon" Is q mistake Of a
simple nature, for it actually
says: II am being pleasant In
wishing you good afternoon"
This error is the result OF
thinking of good afternoon" as
a time of day. One may wish a
person a pleasant afternoon, or
Ia pleasant evening. But good
afternoon" is a parting saluta-
ton like good-by, farewell, etc.
Pleasant" then, can only
refer to the act Of wishing
hence, II am being pleasant in
wishing you good afternoon
tgood evening. good night"
Distributed BY McNausht Syndicate, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Molten Steel Shipped
I'M Insulated Tanks

Molten steel is being shipped
by rail four miles from q steel
plant ut Hussigny. France. to q
rolling mill. This saves produc-
ton costs.
Special tank cars lined with
insulating material carry the
molten metal. The steel stays
molten during the trip and il
unloaded by tipping the cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

g &00 y G2S1 49, =
Informed 1t was ON the board,
he led q small spade and messed
the queen, which won. The fall
Of Mr.. Abel's nine spot made 1t
seem almost certain that an
other finesse was necessary IN
the trump suit. But how to
reach the dummy?
Mr.. Muzzy thought this over fol-
some time and finally came to
the brilliant decision that the
queen OF hearts was his only
chance. Accordingly. he laid
down the king Of that suit.
Here Mr.. Abel was in q tough
spot. He didn't know how many
diamond and club tricks his side
could win. His partner had sig
nailed with the seven Of dia-
monds on the opening trick, In
dicating possession Of the king.
But Mr.. Muzzy might have had
3 singleton diamond.
Mr.. Abel suspected that Mi.
Muzzy was trying to create an
entry to dummy to take another
spade finesse. But he was
plagued with . fear that possibly
the king Of hearts was o SINGLE
ton. II that were true he would
look silly ducking the first lead.
He finally did make up his
mind to duck and his decision
was based on two factors. First,
Mr.. Muzzy would hardly be
subtle enough to lead Q singleton
king this early In the hand.
He would be much more likely
to hold it to the very end, hop
ing someone would throw away
the ace.
Second, Mr.. Muzzy was obvi-
ously anxious for one Of the de-
tenders to take the ace Of hearts.
He kept pushing the trick over
toward Mr.. Abel and remarking
that the ace would win only one
trick, etc.
So Mr.. Abel made the right
play and Mr.. Muzzy was forced
to lose q trick in each suit for
down one.
Note that IL MIR. Muzzy had
led the duece Of hearts ilrSt Mr..
Abel would have had to 60 right
mp with the ace In order to kill
the entry to dummy. That
would have been q hard play,
too.
It's not easy to make the right
decisions In ticklish situations OF
this kind. But remember. ii
always helps to play your players
rs well as your cards.
tcopyright. 1855. General Features Corp. J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. r. EDGAR

CORRECTION, PLEASE: When
manager Of the st. Louis Cardi-
mails, Frank Frisch was kept in
q state Of nervous tension by
the antics OF his star pitcher.
Dizzy Dean.
In 1884, when the Cards were
TO face the Detroit Tigers in the
World Series, Frisch wanted to
silence the bat Of Tiger slugger
Hank Greenberg. When Dean
was to face Greenberg for the
first time, Frisch left second base
and walked to the mound.
Nov remember, Dr." he said
for the umpteenth time, don't
feed him q pitch chest high. He
can hit it q mile"
Dean had to be convinced and
threw the first ball exactly where
Frisch had told him not to
Greenberg sent it out of the
park, just inches foul.
Dizzy got another ball, rubbed
1t for a few moments, Their
sauntered out to Frisch.
You know, Frank" he
drawled, before Fprisch could
open his mouth, you were
wrong. He can hit 1t two miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Hospital Insurance
Owners Nearly TRIBE

NEW YORK.-The number OF
persons In the United States
holding acknowledgements insur-
|ance has increased nearly three
times since 1945.
Fewer than 20 million workers
and their dependents were COW
cred then compared with more
than Is million at the start
of 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

THE President dismissed
his Secretary af Commerce, nine
years ago today; both had pre-
viously served rs Vice Presidents
under an earlier President. Who
were they?
AFTER q leisurely trip
around the world, \ great gen.
eral and ex-President landed at
San Francisco, rs years ago to-
day, and was Immediately
doomed for q third term. Who?
3-A great general was named
Secretary of Defense by the
President, i've years ago today;
he had previously served as
Secretary Of State. Who?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
y EAsLEY BLACKwOOD

aWhere,s the lead?" inquired
Mr.. .Muxxy,, two seconds after
winning Mr.. Abel's opening
diamond lead with dummy's nee,
North dealer.
EaSt-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
ASS
worst
oA9
&1O87s5
WEST EAST
(Ar. Abel) (Mr. Masters)
40 AKS2
VAS 0Io863
HQJi083 oK742
&QJ94 AXIS
(Mr. Muzzy)
AAQJ10T64
0K2
o65
&A2
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass - All Pass
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

shoulder. When he turned, she
asked: Pardon me, did 1 step on
your toes on my way out a few
minutes ago."
Yes. you did," Peerce said
ansrily.
Good" said the lady. "Then
this is my row."
Sophie Tucker wanted her new
maid to be pleased with her posi-
ton. You'll have an easy time
of it here" she said. Since we
have no children TO annoy YOU"
"Oh, l like children, Miss Tuck
err" said the maid. Don't 60 re-
stricting yourself on my account"
George Burns was chatting with
one Of the oldest living Jews in
California. and of course the cues.
ton came up. ITO what" said
George. do you attribute your
long life?"
Mr.. Burns" said the old man,
you can write it down that my
secret Of a long and healthy life
is to eat some garlic every day."
"Ah." said George. But why
do you call it secret?"
Eddie Cantor told us about the
policeman who pulled up along
side Uncle Morris old Ford.
where you going in such hurry,
doc?"
I'm sick" Morris said quickly.
'Terrlo4Y SICK"
The cop took a closer look. On
the seat next to Morris was a rae
ing form. Looks to me like you're
going to the racetrack."
"Oi!" said Morris. us that a
sickness!"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

Dewey D. Stone Of Brockton.
Mass, New England industrialist
and an active participant in many
cultural and philanthropic undar'
:akings. has been elected national
chairman of the United Israel APP.
peal at the annual meetin7 of IL
NoarI of Directors in the Comno-
dore Hotel in New York this week.
svceeece Rudolf G. Somehow
who served four years as national
chairman of the UlA. prlnclp-.
beneficiary of the nationwide Uni
ted Jewish Appeal campaign.
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Extrodition Of
Artukovic

WASHINGTON, (JTA) -Yueo.
slav efforts to extradite Andrija
Artukovic, Nazi collaboration
-Narged with the murder of Yugo-
slav Jews, are not focused on the
y. S. District Court in Los Ange-
les to which the case has been re
turned following a series of leoa'
events eliminating in a Supreme
Court ruling favoring Yugoslavia's
bid for extradition.
The case has now been returned
70 the court of original i''risdic-
ton which must now decide on a
new question raised by Artukovic.
It is whether his acts on behalf Of
the Nazis. and against the jews
were of political or criminal
character. The extradition treaty
covers criminal acts but not poll
teal offenses.
Artukovic has until Feb. Is to
submit evidence to support his
claim of being a political refugee
and fugitive from Communism"
rather than Nazi war criroinal as
charged by the Yugoslav Govern
ment and major Jewish organiza-
tons.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

"Ah," said Tony, do you recall
what said? These cigarettes do
not irritate my throat Quite true.
never smoke them"
J When Danny Kaye was in Italy,
he sent picture postcard of the
Venus de Milo back to his young
nephew living in Brooklyn. On
the back Of it he'd written: "See
what will happen to you if you
don't stop biting your nails?"
Playwright Moss Hart picked
up the phone one day and pro-
ceeded to have his ear blasted
by a big studio boss. Hart listened
patiently for some while, but fl
nally m aged to interrupt:
"Calm down. If you're not care
full, you'll get ulcers"
r don't get ulcers" the studio
mogul screamed. II give themI"
The lady CROPPED her way down
the aisle of the movie theatre. She
stopped, hesitated, then walked
over to Jan Peercs in an aisle
seat and tapped him on the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
BY LEON cUTTERMAN

IN an n1ervlew with the Tony Marlin whose f.
voice mas earned MN millions saed II smoke soino de-
sroYs me control and the qualify voice." ;ncd
But dldnf you endorse cigarette? seems to me r.rerho-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

Pinky Lee: MANY men think
they are handing girl a line
when they are merely being roped
in"
Evening star., 1955-02-25
save on stationery

Zephyr weight stationery by Eoton posteIs and
white $50 sheets, SO envelopes. 1.55
Gold tooIed leather desk accessories. Soc to 1898
cocktoiI size, lo"xlo", package 4Oc, 2 for 75c
W5L-stotionery, First Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-02-25
save on fine stemware

Hand cut and polished Tiffin stemwore in two
very handsome patterns both at impressive Ami
versory savings. Goblet, coret. sherbet, cordiol,
iced tea, juice and cocktail.
24O Williamsburg pattern Each piece, 1872
ITS Corona pottern Each piece, 2.2O
WGL-Gosswore, 5th Floor
%. olso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1856 YOU ST. N.E.-store. 2ox5o, l.
parking lot In rear; reas. MAURICE
FITZGERALD. Ma. 1886. Cali Mr..
1917 10th ST. N.w.-small attIac-
tive once building. . stories and
basement; approx. 14x30, park in
: rear RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ST.
3-S4S4. Il
FOR LEasE-125.000 square feet of
property; located on Ri. so and 211:
close Fairfax. Va. Can be used for
lumber yard or building supply
house. For further info, call MON
CURE AGENCY 6s12 Lee hwy. Arl.,
Va. Phone JE. $4,000 or ewes.
FOR RENT-Large store room with
warehouse IN Bolivar w. Va Store
fixtures can be purchased for less
Rent, $40. MOORE INSURANCE a.
REALTY CO.. Box 10. Charles Town,
ci0s VERMONT AVE. N.w.-store
or ONCE. 12x45 it,. with large park
Ing area in rear. Near ball park.
1929 K St. NV, MA. S-0352. II
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PINE RIDGE

For only S2S. 500. a terrific house
Ise. bedrms.. :, baths, knotty pin
den, full basement; screened porch
fine location. 10 min. 20 D c.
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VIRGINIA FOREST.

Huge acre lot. Long, new brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms., ia baths. daylight
basement, sarage: : fireplaces. A
real find for only Sa1 500.
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$50 ACRES
INVESTMENT FARM
Fairfax County

Here is q real opportunity to plan
Tor the future. now operating as a
dairy farm and located in a fast
growing section of Fairfax County.
suitable for subdivision development
improvements include a T-room and
bath main house. 5-room tenant
house. COW barn. milk house. etc. !:
only % miles from D. c. and 'front.'
ing on main road: ground is gently
rolling and well drained: a real OPP
portunity for the right buyer. Shown
BY appt. only. Terms may be ar
ranged. To inspect, phone our Mr..
SptRelmver,
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
KI. $1,000 XII. 9r007s
EVENINGS en- sES1s 81
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Very Attlac., 3-bedrm.. yesr-'round
home in desirable water 'front.' COM
aW 1ings, fenced and Handicapped,
barbecue Full water privileges. spe-
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AVIATION
BOATS

(Contipued IN ntSt psge)
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VACATION PLACES

ON A FARM. in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, nea Shenandoah
furnished: farm pond for swimmina
and fishing; riding; S45 week; re-
duced rate for longer periods. For
reservation and details. write NOR
CANS MILL FARM. Bluemont, Va.
FISHING PRIVILEGES for season on
ntsaGref rpt. lake near, TIillsboro, Va.
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ANNE ARUNDEL co


~, IL #; waterfront; fur
1 rishsS 2I bed a,o,, SqngslEw.
ING SHOP, $50 50. e.. floor
space. speed boat. row boats,
pickup trucks, deep freeze.
electrical shapers. bench saws,
Dewalt saws. band saws. wood
and metal lathess etc; etc.
quick sale.
5 ACRES ON STREAM
shaped liv rm.. fireplace, din.
rm. bright kitchen with mod
ern utils.. freezer rm.. bedrm.,
and bath on lst floor, service
bath; End f.. 2 ice bedrms,
and bath, closets, attached
garage. dry basement. new
furnace, water system. Kitch-
en-, garden, SPOT for lake.
This property is reached from
main road BY an interesting
lane; Has been reduced from
S"s,500 to S24.500.
WOODLAND BEAcH-5 lse.
rooms. very nice bung allow:
$500 for quick sale.
NORTH BEAcH-6 miles
south, most durable attractive
2-oedrm, bungalow and base
ment; large screened perch
0S MARY I. Board o1I. f BrOik aGo'
%. Box lis. Edgewater. Colont
3-633l. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

$50 ACRES, Culpeper, Va; $50 acres
woods haynelds and improved pas
tute; ise; I'm, house barns and
M SSpsTHuil So 10 IS nj 27a 3 c-od-.
dairy farm; 80 Clear lea 80 a. alfalfa;
S5-stanchion D. c. barn, milk tank;
mod. .7-rm. house, > baths: good
y wG s-d tS ss75Oo. MIR. OLSON,
mont US; e- co.s % mi. D. c.-,s5-..
dairy farm: 90 clear. IL q. alfalfa;
well-fenced: good stream; 26-stsn-
chion D. c. barn, 2 sllos; 5-rm.
masonry house on . rds., now
rented; SI4O mo-: $4,000. MR..
OLSON, WQ. 6-7O29.
POULTRY FARM, now operating;
STOCK equipment, MOD; 7-rm.. home,
s 81, acTss, ,, on ROUTE 20; 10 mi from
3soDA. DAIRY FARM, Loudoun Co.
30 mi. d. c.; very productive; black
top rd.: 80 a: alfalfa: 11O-cow D. C.
barn. 20 dairy cattle. all crops.
goo hon machinery; income approx
view; 2 tenant houses; sis5, 900,
complete. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7O2s'
$50 DOWN. $25 mo-. buys for ST.
500: SO acres of woodland, State
gravel road, power line, good spring.
Ho%Sa n sV GoiR p e. IE si eys3 ~
with many springs: for country club
or airfield: on 3 roads: large s.
bedrm. modern home, oil heat. 5
nrepis.: home surrounded with trees:
LAND rich and fertile: all land under
milk. II you're looking for land. this
is a good investment. 10000 down
handle. JOHN BURDOFT. Cali Ever
green 4-3s46. 1878 Colesville road,
at Colesville. Silver Spring. Maryland.
$3.50 DOWN. SIS mo-. buys for S.
$50. "A acres: 90 cleared: 5-room
dwelling: good well . streams, saw
timber, rs miles south D. C. TIE.
.9s,AcRE DAIRY FARM. Mont. Co..
dozer. corn binder, hayloader, bailer,
etc; 20 head cattle, hay. grain;
So. 500. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
3 MI. LEONARDTOWN, 90 acres. so
Clear Clear. tractor and attachments: 2
KRETSINGER REALTY. LA. 6-1492.
116-acre bluegrass farm:
96 acres cleared: 20 acres wood
land: old;fashioned Broom farm
miles west Of Warrenton on state
hwy. PHONE MARSHALL 4533 for
oWSNERmUnder SEQ. 900: 81 beau
ttful wooded acres, stream, new
stone-and-redwood summer or all
year home. 3 bedrooms. :. fireplaces.
ga, baths, oil hot-air heat. car
port. guest cottage: 10 miles War
renton. 46 miles, Falls Church.
Owner will finance. JE. 2-27s5.
FARMs-one Of II acres
Washington at Sit. 900 and one in
Prince Williams Co. 3s miles from
WASHINGTON at $1,000. Why paw
fanc- prices for farm land? TERRY
B. SIMMS, JE. 2-65l7. Il
LOUDOUN COUNTY = Farm with
lovely view overlooking Blue Ridge
and Catoctin Mountains. for sale
by OWNER. Good stock and grain
farm. 19S acres. S5-acre blue
grass. S-room house. basement.
barn 40x90. Another 1sx116 #,
NOW overhead machine shed, cleo
tricity. telephone: school bus at
entrance. Fresh water stream In
fields. Good well in barn. For fur
Their information call 622-W. Lees
burg, Va Il
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PROSPECTS WITH ALL CASH wait
ing for ne. and nearby Nd. properly.
What, have your co. 5-s293, JU.
PRIVATE PARTY desires a-bedroom
detached in good Sc. section, or
nearby Md; substantial cash: home
a ara i 529n property considered
MODERN. clean. . or 3 bedrm. home.
have substantial cash. MRS. cox,
LII. 2-SI36 or ST. 3-736S.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME, any
condition in D. c. MR.. BOzZi. ST.
1890: ewes, JU. 9-13S2.
N. F.. AND S.E.-Top cash price paid
MAY MILLER, Ii. 7-21oo or ia.
vA.-on acceptable houses. We will
finance buyers, cash down to you
over 8 times average Of recorded
sales. or sell CT. MR.. WHITE, ia.
CASH FOR YOUR HoME-N.w., NE.
Scall any TING. o1 MR. DAVID. RAY
T SIy9l2 5rI IA; s wGo viii, nav m IN IN
cash for sissn SflsE
VIZ w PAY ALL casH-ToP PRiCE
for your house. Call IA. 9-62G7 or
RE. 7-OS73, H. M GREENFIELD
WANT TO SELL OR RENT? immed.
COMP; ap2rais;.. p, c or Mont, Co,
Md. sTRoUP RLTY. CO. RA. $500.
1 WILL TRADE your D. c. property
on one Of our lovely ramblers In
Hillcrest Hts. Call Mr.. Tasker,
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
10. 7-3100 Ewes. 10. S-S3os
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Fort Republic,
Md.--Furnished cottages Sec Water
front Property for Sale Ad. Il
WOODLAND BEACH. selby-on-ttle.
Bay, Shoreham Beach and Turkey
Point--A few cottages still available
for. renting $50 to S1H5 per week,
Call West River 1924. KAY REALTY
CO.. RA. $1,000. Il
AT BROADWATER, neR- Deale. Md.
Ranch house with 3 hedrms, "a
baths, hVing room, sunroom, dim
ing room. all-electric kitchen, large
screened porch. patio. All COM
pletely furnished and equipped. Tree.
shaded lawn with fenced grounds.
Private and restricted community.
immediate possession. $3.50 to o.
tober IS. Oliver Asst. i
BAl-FRONT COTTAGE: gas, cleo,
refgr.. INV. Season. MRS WENDELL,
Shady Side, Nd. West River 6393.
MAYO BEACH-Nice cottage: weekly,
monthly or season: good fish, swim, !:
near .. c. EN- 2-20S9. II
COTTAGES, 2 and 3 bedrms.. furn,.
ami, boat: mr.. Beverly Beach. OIL.
2-3506; OIL. 4-53S7; OIL. 2-28e3,
ST. JEROME'S CREEK-Furnishe
apis, and 2 bedrms. Best fishing.
grabbing with boat and pier. BY
week or month. $50 week. Call NO,
7-2225, 9 am. to Z pm. weekdays.
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FOR
COLORED CLIENTELE

Located in an area with absolutely
no competition. on 2 main routes
connecting North. South, East and
West: 20 beautifully furnished and
Immediately kept units: set on a
large shaded lawn. Easily enough
space to double the number OF units
when desired. This is an unparal-
led opportunity to be in on the
ground floor with a service that is
urgently needed. 1t can net you
from 40 to 80 per cent depending
upon the amount of cash invested.
To inspect. call JE. 3-724S, Sunday
and after 6 pm. weekdays.
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STORES FOR RENT Gent,

SMALL STORE; fixtures ara installed
and may be purchased: Eroune door
With bsmt.: busy. central. downtown
location: bus stop At door; sell
adapted for use as florist shop.
avsl; mined. RI. 7-346f or wo.
as FihANKLIS ST. N.w.-Ls.. stor.
, md H tSE s a.'fa, S5 any business; SIS
BEAUTY PARIoR or dentists ,fiee.
chevy Case. Nd, 70l9 Brookevllle
I'd: est community location, no
eop'petition: adjacent apt. avails6ie
SEVERAL. were $3.50 to $500 ger
mo; row S ssSe PEI mo. ma e-4s3s
DTsiRABIG STORE and fixture for
rent to reliable party. 1924 Con-
LOCATION, on Mass. ave.
125 Ind st. n.w.-Larse store: 500
Fats s. RE gsEzaS CO. fs II. 5. 5sA
NORTH Of; ciaif;IroL AND sHERIDAN
SITS. N:W.-LRe. g ore. with full
tsn.t.; Idesl for wholesa's or retail
hquo- outlet or any other distritu-
set ap.n a' s1p PhEYins MEE MPfd Ne
1850 sth ST. NE. corner o, Morse
S., IN Union Marke... 5th and Flor
Ida ave, ne. HUGH Z. PHILLIPS
SINGLE STORE. 1ex75. in new
s suitable Tor baby, Appliance
or apparel store. Call BRILL 4
PECK CO.. IA. 9-7310 or OIL.
1919 18th ST. N.W.-Excei. cor. To-
cation for beauty salon, grocer, up
f ffcssre B. VASE slsagsr' me- res SIS I 1th
st nv DI T-1hh1 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

2 MILES from MOL, in HOLLYWOOD
Park. Of Colesy''le I'd. S25 dn., $40
per mo. for q beautifully wooded lot.
,54x2O0, JU. s-294O. 80
LAKE BANCROFT beautiful ad-
loIninF oln Sts: reasohahle. OWNER.
GEORGIA AVE. EXT. so acres. 1000
Il. rcaC frontage,. $500 per acre
Cali Mr.. SEQ ~. a.y420, BFR.
NARD T. BRosIUs REALTOR
BurDERs-ss acres in Fa HT
County. suitable tor subdivision To-
Gated mi. beyond Tysons Corner
on Hts. land :, stntiy Irol ing,
Srd'pate' Rr'-ed 4 $40 9, G9H with
s sTs.l. yA s.I Hgsan9ltOr' ia 7-449';
r T.. a. f.. 10 T.. I. A.. 80 A. Also
& acres; 80 GEAR. ba' Nnce in wood
with stream. Some OAK and po~lar
Ju s-464s, spr.is 4raie4. 81
BEST IN koCk CREEK HILLS i'd
jc'ning par: ine trees beautiful
view. >, acre. soc -. It. owner,
c IH RsEaHs WOODS. rai,t.x
aoswooe trees: . miles 'rc oaA chsia a
Bridge on GleNe I'd. rsll IA. g.
rwo- ACRE LOTS in Glen Hrs.
mr.. Rockvills-Will sell separately
or As Q whole. Priced for quick
sale. Gail OIL. t-62bg days, OIL.
2-31se. ewes. srd sun. Il