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1851 M sT. NV. AID. a-ols5

FORD 81 6-cylindsf: fully equip. !:
quick cash; any teasonable oner
accepted. LU, 1880. al
FORD 20 Cabriolet; excel. cond..
$4,000 miles. recond. throushout.
new conv. top, with oval windows,
rumble seat. spare tire with cover.
Phone or can be seen weekdays
after 8 pm. OF anything Sun. $500
or best offer. 07o6 Bristol ave.
FoRD s52 Gastomline tudor: . tone.
Fordomatie. T., h. Very clean. excel.
cond.; $685. OIL. 9-9070. FL !.
FORD So Crown Victoria; r, and b.
YfRdrsiase Mio 1S5R0a sAIEs Si;Y2VRs. \.
81. Assph st.. Alex, OV. 3-g71l
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MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
1875 WIS. AVE. ST. 3-710'

FORD 1877 convertible: new top;
&345 JE. 3-S754. --92
FORD "a Mainline Tudor; 6-eyl. /;
black; one owner: only 5000 actual
miles; neW@car cond... owner leaving
country; must sacrifice, 81 n05 or
nearest ofIer. WO. 6-7700. ext. 81 8.
The .Westchester. 1000 Cathedral
ave n VI -
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EVMU 90 Tuoofs cS20. S44J or best
nv. next Wardnian pk. Hotel.
FORD '63 VS. ranch IWaAon; 7. and
A.. overdr.. 2-tone finish: BARGAIN
ct 81 .495. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1890 Wis. ave. Oh. $4,000. I'm
the Heart Of Bethesda
FORD 81 VS. Fordor; r. and h.:
$685.. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 73sO
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-S0on. I'm the
FORD 1850 custom Tudor: radio.
heater: beautiful blue finish. IS
low IS SIS down: full price. S6e7.
HANDLEY FORD, 1925 GeorEia
ave, at Piney Branch I'd, ia.
g-s416. Closed Sundays, see Mon
FORD so convertible. Good body.
oWNER. 81. 4-ss1s. Mss
sasipped. Excl. eond.: $3.50. ov,.
F0RDi 81 cus.omiine IS" Pordor:
r.. b., Fordomatic. power steering.
s &c gindows 4 EssI esiE q ~ IA ~
Wis, ave. NV. Wo. $4,000, Open
F sSsil u ia5 I vi, Victoria. =. and h..
g4i-A; si,3p5. MONROE FORD,
500 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. $4,000.
Open ewes. til . pm.
FORD 80 Gus "e" Tud.; peri. cond.
$1,000 or best oiter. ia. s-05 70.
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FORD SO customiine 's'' Tudor:
beautiful Hawthorne green with
contrasting seat covers. Fordomatic,
r and h.. and other accessories;
runs Sns o lFs .E 1ov o IIils: sss looks and
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1895 Good HOPE I'd. Sc. Lu. i-a847
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Il. 5000 closed Sundays
FORD 50 S-cyl. Custumiine Tu-
DOR DOR With sa1o ossrfriSyei s a9d car; nsed
FORD 1049 club coupe; completely
customtzed. Call JU. S.2400; SUN
FORD 'sS VS. Ranch WAGON. Ford
omatic: or '54 VS. cow, Fordo-
matte; both fully equip, low mile
age. excel. eond 20 longer nesS .
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DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dOor; famous
VS. engine, r. and b., seat covers,
Gyromatic drive, very clean car;
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1851 u ST. nav. AD. 9-0ls5
FORD "a Crestline: Fordomatic.
power steering and windows: or
late 1889 custom .'S".. best offer
(going oVerseas]. JU.- e-5S66. --22
FORD 1928 fstbed truck.
Unusual eond.. $4,000 miles. JU.
S-4431. --2l
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DODGE 'se Coronet 4-door: fully
equip: guaranteed and ready to
roll: baTgain at S705. MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave. I'm the
Heart Of Bethesda =
DODGE 1850 Jcoronet ssd.: excel.
cena.; orig. oTneT 2s:S1 W1pp m! !
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WIS. AND TLLToTT 81. NV.
KE. 7-l30s e-e Closed sundsss
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AVToMoBiLEs FOR SALE
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Z IB2U12Vy a . . NH8bA~
3051 NJ ST. NV. AD. .-0lS5
TORD 1850 TKoven1ber1 6-cyl.: dark
blues excellent motor and appear
ance: $4,000 miles; single owner.
FORD 50 Crestline Victoria; black
and I've "; Fordomatic, leather up
hois :, and h Wv; tires; ] own.
s14so Lo. 5.iSSS. 81
81. 645. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES.
oil n. st. Asaph ST., Alex, OV.
3-0711 -21
FORD "a Mainline Tudor; r, and
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FORD IS customiine WIS; blue.
white sidewalks. r. and h.. rear
seat speaker; must sell; 81 300 or
best ofier. Ma S-e6S3 Ext. $40
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MERCURY SO Monterey 4-dr.; ike
new; low mileage: 1893 h.p.; MercO-
matte, z. and h.. rear-seat speaker.
clear plastic seat covers, wv;
sell today, $3.50: pvt. owner.
OIL. 6-605S.
MERCURY so 4-dr.: =. and h.
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MERCURY so custom club coupe:
radio, heater. overdrive, beaptifnl
inside and out; sacrifice. 1895.
Safety tested for your protection.
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS, AND ELLIOTT ST. NV.
Ike. 7.130S 80 Closed SUNDAYS
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DODGE s62 Custom SO, 4-door.
beautiful 2-tone blue, with contrast.
ing seat covers. duid drive. r and
h.. turn SIGNALS, and other access
extremely good eopd.: special to-
dAy G70k
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 1852 Custonhne VS. Fordor: :
Hawaiian brown finish with white
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PARKWAY-FORD

YORD 1854 SUMNER tconvertibie1 I;
Fordonaatic, radio, heater. excellent
Anish. 2-tone interior, white-wail
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FORD 1854 customiine Tudor. j.
and h., turn signals, windShieid
washers. wheel discs: II 900 miles.
$3.50. XII. S-4S36. -a2
FORD 1858 custom Fordor: fully
equipped. beautiful green finish:
like new throughout; $1,U45.
HANDLEY FORD. 6323 Qeoreia
ave, at Piney Branch I'd, IA.
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ALEY'S of counsel
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
NJ STREET AT FIRST Sc.

DODGE 1850 ADJ. sedan; good
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FORD "a Mainline Tudor: r. and
b., sreen finish, excellent condition.;
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FORD So Country sedan. 3-seat,
all-metal wagon. green finish: used
for family car only; our price.
81 10; BEL ald MoSnIao 4 500 Wis.
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 1852 custcmiine "6'' Tudor;
Fordomatic. heater: wood smoke
gray naish with matching interior;
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PARKWAY-FORD

MERCURY 1851 4-dr sports sedan
Mere-O-Matic. radio, heater. brews-
ter green finish: immaculate
thu OughOut: 1893, 4
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FORD 1854 Victoria; 2-tone white
/ owner. low nniIesse: very clean:
guaranteed; 81 ,785. ARLINGTON
FORD. $500 S. Columbia pike.
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3o5f N ST. NV. AD. 2-01s5
FORD "a Crestltne convertible: r.
and h.. Hike new eofd. Less than
10000 miles: Sl.795 IA. 7-0454.
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best offer. JE. $4,000. 81
DODGE ''4a Custom 4-dr.; radio
and heater; new tires; exceptions
ally clean: low mileage; $345;
after 9 pm. wkdys.. 10. 2s6019.
DODGE s63 Coronet 4-door. Gyro.
matte, fully equipped: beautiful
inside and out. This car looks like
new. A real steal, only 81, 1875.
Safety tested for YOUR protection;
S0-day written guarantee
PAUL BROS. (OldS1
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 1854 VS. Ranch Wagon:
fordomatic, radio. heater; glacier
blue finish. This Is Ford's hard
'0-E 1h Iods. ixiGWurnp
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DODGES-'51 4.df. Gyfo., equipped.
a Ssas .a ~ SSrG sssa r sous sas
HORNERss COR, Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne. e 9th. II. 6-6464. .
DODGE SO 4-door Coronet: r. and
H. ,as gi ;s sdriye En-! $95 deyn; AUTO
ne. CO. 5-S214.
D siBs ovsr S 3D. uls d sstso,s EN-
good tires: $500. 5725 Potomac
ave. NV. --21
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

town. Approximately 125 persons
were present and enjoyed the fol-
lowing delightful program.
The program opened with an
original poem of Welcome by Mrs.
Elva Hatfield, followed by Greet
ings from Greenwood Methodist
Church from Medford Calhoun.
Philip Holson, Gladys & Jimmie
Whitmore sang open Up Your
Heart and Let the Sunshine In"
Miss Nancy Porter entertained with
piano music Tell Me The Old, Old
Story" and When They Ring The
Golden Bells" Lester Adams was
to have given the welcome from
st. JohnstOwn Church but was
unable to be there. Diane & Sharon
Isaacs sang Tell Me The Stories
of Jesus, followed by small Gary
1saacs giving "a delightful version
of "Davy Crockett. Mrs. Elnora
Anthony and her daughter, Dolores
sang Daisies Won't Tell" Stuart
Gibson entertained the group with
a humorous monolOgue. Rev Moore
thanked the group, after which
home made cake and delicious ice
cream were served and the folks
enjoyed visiting with each other.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
ANDREWVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Barney, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs. Tuck
er and Mr.. Welch, all of Whining
ton, were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Butler. Other callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Layton of
Burrsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Taylor of Harrington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry King and children,
Jane and Hick, and Mrs. Ethel
Quick of New York and Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Griffith attend
ed the VFW convention and ban
quet at Rehoboth on Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Breeding is spending a
few days with her son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Breeding
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Arley
Bradley on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Franklin Butler and Peggy
and Cliff Jester went to Green's
boro on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson
and son of Georgetown were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Walls on Sunday.
Mrs. Elver Ryan attended the
bridal shower at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Shuttle in honor
of their daughter Deanna. The
shower was given to her by her
classmates of the 18th grade.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elver Ryan on Sunday were
Mrs. Ruth Silbereisen of Milford
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Walls.
Mrs. Paul Clifton returned home
after spending some time with her
daughter and family, Mrs. Edwin
Prettyman.
Paul Sutcliffe sailed for Green
land after spending a 40-day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Sutcliffe On Satur-
day they had a group of boys and
girls at Todd's Community House
for farewell party for Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Prettyman
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Paskey on Sunday.
On Sunday the children of Mrs.
Alice Thompson gathered to cele-
brate her birthday at her home.
Mrs. James Morgan visited her
mother, Mrs. Lillian Kenton on
Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

meeting, Time ZOO. All men in
vited to come.
MYF News: Monday evening,
June 13 the Sub District MYF met
at Trappe Pond for picnic meet
ing. There were "a from the Green
wood Charge present, and 1S0 in
all. We all had wonderful time
and are looking forward to future
activities of the Sub-District.
On Sunday, June 26, the Coun-
Gil will meet to decide on future
programs and make plans for
Sub-District No. 2.
The Rev. George H. Moore an
nounces his summer schedule:
There will be a series of sermons
studying the lives of various char
acters in the Bible, beginning with
Men of the Bible, then Women of
the Bible and ending with Children
of the Bible. AS follows: June.
The Man Who Should Have Broken
His Promise to God; 2. The Man
of the Lamp; g. The Hot-Headed
Dreamer; july. The Plowsman
the Window; August. The
Blessed Mother-In-Law; z. The
Boy Who Heard Voices; 8. The
Little Girl Who Lived Again.
Al News: At our last meeting
held on June 6, our president was
absent. James Mcdowell, vice presi-
dent, opened the meeting. Due to
commencement Glee Club practice,
some of our members were absent
Mr.. Atkins was present and we
talked of the Fair. Our next months
meeting will be held on July II i'm
stead of the fourth. We also dis
cussed the All Short Course to be
held at Newark on 27, 28, 20 OF
June. After the business meeting
adjourned, games were played
On Saturday evening, June IL,
a reception was held in the Fire
Hall to welcome the Rev. George
H. Moore, pastor of the Methodist
churches in Greenwood; namely,
Greenwood, Grace and st. Johns
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Phillips Company
Elects Directors

At the Annual Meeting of the
Phillips Packing Company, Inc.
held at the Main Office in Cam
bridge, Maryland, on June IA, 1855
the following officers and directors
were elected:
Officers: President, Albanus Phil
lips, Jr.; Executive Vice President
Theodore Phillips; Vice President
l.. B. Phillips, Jr.; Vice President
w. G. Winterbottom, Jr.; Vice Pres.
ident in charge OF Production, Rob
in M. Kirwan: Vice President in
charge of Sales, E. c. Hopkins, Jr.
Vice President in charge of Frozen
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855

The Greenwood Charge
Of the Methodist Church
George H. Moore, Pastor
Worship Services
Grace Methodist Church, 10 a. m.
Greenwood Methodist, IL a. m.
Church Schools
Grace Meth. Church, 1900 a. M,
Supt.. Walter Mills.
Greenwood Meth. Church, 1000
a. m. Supt., Louis c. Zych.
st. Johnstown, 10:30 a. m, Supt.,
Joseph Bostick.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Miss Eta ClOugh, Pastor
10000 a. M, Sunday School.
1900 a. m, Worship Service.
Sermon by pastor.
700 p. m, Young Peoples Ser
vice.
7:30 p. m, Worship Service.
Sermon by pastor.
Wednesday evening, 7:45 p. m,
Prayer Meeting.
News from Pilgrim Holiness:
Vacation Bible School will be-
gin at the Pilgrim Holiness Church,
Greenwood, Del. on Monday, June
20, continuing through two weeks,
until July 1, from $3.50 to IL noon,
daily
The schedule consists of flannel
graph Bible Stories, Object lessons,
Gimes, Handwork and Singing.
Boys and Girls from the ages of
to 16 years viii be received, and
all are welcome.
The pastor, Rev. Miss Eta M.
Clough will be the director
News from the Methodist Churches
of tine Greenwood Charge:
On Thursday. June 16, the Ever
Welcome Young Adult Glass will
! We a picnic on the church play
ground, beginning at 700 p. m.
On Friday evening, June II, at
500 there will be a meeting of
Vacation Bible School teachers
held in the Educational Bldg. of
the Greenwood Methodist School
for the purpose of planning our
Vacation Bible School in Green
wood.
Vacation Bible School schedule
follows. Glasses for Beginners,
Primary, Junior and Teen-Agers
will be held at Greenwood High
School from 900 to 1900 each day,
Monday through Friday from June
20 to July l. The final program will
be offered on Thursday evening.
June 30with a picnic on the follow
ing Friday morning, the first of
July.
Mems Club: The Greenwood
Methodist Mems Club, will meet
on Tuesday. June 81 ON the play
ground back of Grace Church. This
meeting will be an outdoor supper
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
ADS FOR CURRENCY?

LOUISVILLE, Ky. = up = Mrs
Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer of the
United States, in Louisville for a
speech, said she gets many sug-
gestions about the nations money.
One man told her he was tired
of the huge national debt. Why not
he asked. just print currency on
one side and sell the other side for
advertising?
Another person wondered why
women's portraits do not appear on
currency. Mrs. Priest said dollar
bills once had a picture of George
Washington on. one side and his
wife Martha on the other.
But this was discontinued, the
treasurer deadpanned, because
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
REVERSE TRANSPORT

COLUMBIA, S. C. = up = City
Bryan Fl. Lumpkin
thought 13 defendants too many to
transport to the courtroom, so he
held court at the Jail.
Nine men and four women were
in Jail after rowdy weekend par
ty.
Sentences ranged from s25 to 80
days to 5000 or SO days.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

Foods, c. Richard Drescher; Trea-
surer, Harold ID. Shriver: Assistant
Treasurer, Charles ID. Spedden;
Secretary, Warrington Harris: AS
sistant Secretary, Calvin w. Now
bray; Comptroller, Albert E. Lank-
ford; Chief Engineer. Mccoy A.
Tall; Superintendent of Construc-
tion and Maintenance, Dorsey E.
Davis.
Directors: Albanus Phillips, Jr.,
Theodore Phillips, l.. B. Phillips,
Jr., w. G. Winterbottom, Jr., Robin
M. Kirwan, Warrington Harris, E.
c. Hopkins, Jr., j. Allen Meekins,
George N. Jones, Calvin w. Now
bray.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 81 h-ton panel: dark green
finish: heater. GOOD tires. OK war
ranty. Our truck special for the
LET CO., Seven Corners, Falls
Church. va. .JE. 2-11fI.
DODGE $50 acton pickup; heater:
in new truck condition: $S95. REED
BROS, INC, 6HS E. Montgomery
ave, Rockville, Nd, Po. 2-ai5l
FORD 81 FL pickup: red finish
PARKWAY-FORD, 3051 M St. NV.
AD. 2-Q1S5. Open 9. to o, Sat. till g.
engine with 16.ft stake body. The
condition OF this truck is excep-
305I M u. NV AD. 2-0ls5. Open
FoRD i53 f6: new l2.ft. factory
stake body and 2-speed rear, ex.
tremely low mi. truck and ready
for work. 81 1896. PARKWAY.
FORD, 305l M ST. NV. AD. 2-O1S5.
Open Q to 8. Sat. tn 8.
FORD SO h-ton pickup: light blue,
excel. throughout, l-day only special
at, $5s9. sToHLMANs; Ask for
Bill Serhus. AD.. 2-S522, . til g..
DODGE '52; panel body with ladder
RACKS. on top; S795 or best offer.
lin A-HuG2 I7
Evening star., 1955-01-14

IN AURORA HILLS, VA.
IL lots: zcned semidetached. bargain
for cash, S1.500 each.
s lots--60xi00 It. Ideal for ramhlers
or houses-Terms. CASH, S2.f50 per
lot.
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
or. 4-9410 Realtor OF. 4-9411
75s 23rd South. Arlington. Va,
Evening star., 1955-01-14
REAL esTATt WANTtD
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate YOUR present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and tn-i
cash. Cal Mr.. MILLER. Ne. g.
I220: evenings. La. 6-5ie4.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
OFFICES D STUDIOS FoR RENT

MEDICAL OFFICE, corv. loc. on 18th
st. bet. Park I'd. and Monroe St;
air.cond:; parking space. Ho.
2 on s .CHOlCE--5th-noor. air.
qSANq mi NJ. 5sDa gspes. NA s.sssTa sssSa pf pL ~
l0IT 18TH sT: NW.--stydio once
rooms available; air-conditioned II
sSfvES fssiEfa ssE,S;i RI SSsSso ssro.. from Bro.
public psrkinE: new bldg. On main
SON Soia 3 oRxY. diS; y 10. p s.ei0o. 1Nig
NEARBY last CROWNS Fairfax
COUNTY, culmore shopping Center:
So See .sas slds;' ar Sssss s.ispsa lsis, l rnpne
BETHESDA. MD.--We have several
ultramodern ofhces. fully air cond.; {;
parking and janitor service; imme-
diate occupancy. GEO. w. ROB-
ERTsoN. 1896 Wisconsin ave. Oh.
SMALL t. OFFICE BLDG. near sist
and n NV, about !. 900 50. IT,; per:
lawyers. accountants. etc. Why pay
$3.S4 per 80. f. when you can rent
this rs M . whole at &c per sS; IT, =
MAIafiN MAI M isaNy. nIssy IA. $50 Hs.s4sS. 'ie. IA
MfNN..fA. AYES. Sc. near medical
bldg. Business center, S-rocm
Il desired. LU. l-276b; 10. S.s46J,
.EyrERsoN BLDc.. 1925 1etSS st.
NV. / Dix. west Conn. aye.--5 rms,
main fioor; exposures: Quoted for
air.eonditioning; pvt. parking ayeil.
sANDoz. INC. 2 Dupont circle, pu-
AEExxNDRrA-Ideai loe.. plenty Of
parkine; very modern bids. approx,
5000 "a. IT.; 2 fiocrs, air-cond..
pletely Pansisd; Gan lSo alsS ee used
riRfyHTss III ssts ofPicE sspTs II IN issser; sui..
feiephone | |NA. s.sSo4. IA
ARL.. vain ell-established shop
ping center; space * 81 80 90. II.
Tnis l. an idea, es location tin iSs .. .a Gls-
parEISs. MsiiS Cal WAIVER W. skcs.. Nc NC.
bI. -7.s3O0; ewes, En-. 2-e4a9.
OFRIcE STUDIO APT. srACk, lin
tied parking. central business ioca-
ssp. iS sss ss i2 2 81 sfsiS e 9 fSs rSI
PRIVATE OFFICE, use Of recsptien
room. modern downtown air-tondi-
toned building; suitable ssies or tn-I
Gurarice aEents. ste: EA. S-o4ez.
SILVER STRING, Eig Bldg profes-
other. Fun or part time, Reason
able. JU. s-4112 --l0
1OeI Goth ST. N.W.---Entirs bldg,
modern and attractive, = stories and
hsmt,, approx. 350 n space. each
MYiRonpikin iReoanxpiak Y nRusSEkT 1877 81 9ii; sS
: '' why nv" AfTKSdfnvE sstHa OFFICES. IN
q very exclusive and well known
neiEhhoghocd 9 hiks. from May
flower. I els; ircna BY. And and Ia, street e
appt, only; ean TX, 5-fe56 --l6
ARR-C0ND. OFFICE. IN
lawyers suite; reasonable. WoodwaTd
nlda. RI. 5-2esss. Id
Evening star., 1955-01-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. cor. lot,
b0l7 Edmundston ave.--Paved st.,
water. sewer; bus at door; 81, 700.
@. NV $500 Slsis ewes, WA. f-i231.
. sW.o1s.L Lfmisi n ehoie. Sc. residential l9
area; sii Utilities IN and paid: plans
CO. II. 3-6s66. u. 2-ss6s ewes:
MOTEL SITES, FAIRFAX County. on
soa's soa are s'aisea inssr.sed in he6nnask 6niiakns
1t 1lnotsl. see ,. y, thsss ~. sites before yog
coIisvifLE AREA 81 ; Silver spring.
0ns eis. ans s.sy two sps hoRfsiss RfRNsR Svs1y
eyss's NJ. scott. ~. s-sssoi. ~ ~
HOMEsIrEs. on city water. nr. ehir-
ley highway in. Fairfax Co. 5000
NE sass sDr,assId, sss9s Va .YHeH XII sssss' ss9s'
BEAyTrFuL wooDED LOT, SILVER
Spring; 1871 50. u. 10. 5-ss5i.
$1,000 SQUARE YEET. corner srsd-
sHl6SSlv' Slvd 81. rs s-ssss'n sssSssnins Tree -Ts ISsd
choice rollins land near shoppinT.
81 miles from city but only 40I
300. with iiSsral terms. Du; :.
aPPRox. 50 ACRES as a whole. on
hard road. with sewer and water
avail: situated mi, from D. C.
$4,000 per acre. coRNELIA IL.
BOWIE. 1874 10th st. NV. Ho,
sFiISdBnooK--4ls-sere homesit.;
also 2-acre lots. between Burtons-
SINGER q co. JU. s-4s4i.
3 ACRES rolling land, wooded. 20
mi from wash, mi, from Manak-
g., .rsr Wn,sr .s.s s sa Her sSt .Soo r. oq I;
ODD. road sells I'll 200 per acre,
$500, terms. or $1,000 cash. LU 4
4-SsgB. I'D
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEv. 1882 s4-.on pickup: like new;
hllly eegippsd: T. and b; spare
owner fs "a. Sssf e: ssth 'oss.' st. bfsntxooS. SGSs
Md, WA. 5-7744. --16
FORD, wrecker. 1850. power wench
and boom, mechanically AL. need
paint and little body work. 500
3l20 18th St. NV. I'D
BUS. 42-passenser, equipped to ~
used Is mobile ONO, OF store; ay.
pearaIice like new; $l.0o6. u. T.
|sTGDEBAKER 1e4a %-ton pickup;
stake body. stock racks incl; heater:
new differential; $450. 10. 7-o3ss.
WHITE tractor and trailer; van body,
ready 20 90; best ofier accepted,
cHEyRoLET ie47 sedan delivery;
newly oyerhauled, Price. 500.
1904 Utah ave, Brentwood. Md
WA. 7-a4p4. --i6
FORD '53 panel: Ford trans; 81. .l4g.
Call ia. 2-339e. weekdays; sun,
CIR. 3-0356. la
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FoR RENT
tconfinued.l
MODERN OFFICES

on Vermont ave-, nr. X 81. NV
Ideal for all types Of business. single
ofnces from $35; suite avail. at
sieystor PEI and II ;anitor 5g aly,cs 0he,;
tiled floors, dourescent lishtine; will
decorate to suit.
BA6ILIKO REALTY CO., REALTORS
1025 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. T-s7:i
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BRICK COLONIAL
kit. bsmt.: wooded lot: conv. Arl.
loo. Can't be beat for Q total price
OF Sl1,S0V.
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In superb N. Arl. location: 3 bed
rms, equip. kit. incl. breakfast bar.
din. area with built-ln china cabi-
nets; attached carport; located on
a circular dead-end street; close to
buses. stores and school. Under the
market value at Sl5. 900.
LURIA BROTHERS
"a. 7-s5O0. 204s Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HousFs EoR sALE-YA.

SPARKLING WHITE
Brick-and-frame. 3sbedroom home
arate dining room, full basement.
fenced yard with barbecue. Only
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