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Evening star., 1955-01-16
Film on U. S. Business
10 Be Shown Today on "

a sound film explaining the
American business system wiz
be presented on the weekly tele-
vision program, Washington Re-
port. at ! pm. today on Cham
mel Z. WA4AL-TV.
The program viii be spon-
sored by the Washington Board
Of Trade and participants win
be Francis j. Kane, Trade Board
president. and Edward r. Place.
chairman of the American Ideals
Committee Of the Trade Board
The film was produced by the
United States Chamber of Conn
merce in corporation, with e. T.
DUPONT de Nemours 81 Co.
Never before shown on tele-
vision in this area, the film ex-
plains how business works IN
the public interest, how profits
insure job security, ow increased
productivity contributes to q
higher standard Of living and
how advertising benefits all
people.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Twelve Siudenis
Al CIV Are Elected
To Phi Beta Kappa

Twelve George washington
University students have been
elected to Phi Beta Kappa, ma
Itibnal scholastic honorary So
lciety.
The students are:
Joseph H. Kuliback. 1853 Van
Buren street NV. senior ma
ioring in statistics. His father.
DR.. Solomon Kuliback. is q lee
turer IN statistics at the univer-
sity.
Aphrodite Macotsin. 1341 KEN
nedy street NV. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Macot-
sin. a senior French student.
Edward Monasterslxi, 5459
Madison way. Hyattsville. senior
in mathematics.
Leonard Weinglass. 1909 II
street NV, political science
senior.
Sue Allison Bercaw. Whining
ton, Va. graduate student Of
English literature. She is now
in Japan with her husband,
Capt. Woodson w. Bercaw, jr.
Leah J. Block, $40 Twenty
first street NV, foreign AFFAIRS
senior.
Ian Philip Campbell, 2418
Thirty ninth street NV, son Of
Mrs. Violette Campbell, foreign
affairs senior.
Donald r. HoFeld, 2625 Thirty
third street Sc. son Of Mrs
Edna Hoffeld and q senior In
psychology.
David Goldberg. Sls Haywards
avenue. Takoma Park, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Goldberg,
a graduate student Of chemistry.
10 Ann Gross. 1901 North YER
mont street, Arlington, daughter,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice B.
Gross, graduate student Of psy-
chology.
Tom A. SHERMAN, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon j. SiIberman,
1884 Macarthur boulevard NV,
senior in mathematics. He Is.
now stationed with the 50lst Air-
borne Infantry Regiment, Fort
jackson. s. c.
Mrs. Doris H. Wurster. 1880
Drummond avenue. Chevy Chase.
graduate student of biology. Her.
husband is Charles r. Wurster.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Mark Van Doren 10 Speak
On Whitman tomorrow

Poet and Critic Mark Van
Doren will lecture on Whit
man the Poet at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in the Library Of Com
eress.
His talk will be the third in
4 series sponsored BY the Ger
trude Clarke Whittall Poetry and
Literature Fund In celebration
Of the centennial Of the pub
!ication Of Leaves Of Grass" /"
Mr.. Van Doren received d
Pulitzer prize for his Collected
Poems, 1922 1888 He is the
editor OF "The Portable Walt
Whitman. Anthology Of World
Poetry and the oxford Book
Of American Prose-
Evening star., 1955-01-16
New Sales Course

Southeastern University win
open q new sales course January
81. The course is co-sponsored
by the Sales Executives Club Of
washington.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Registration Under Wuy

Capitol Radio Engineering In
stitute is registering students for
10 new class in practical radio
e1ectronics and television engi-
neering.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Fordhum Club TO Meet

The Fordham University Club
OF Washington win meet at s:15
pm. Wednesday In the alumni
lounge at Georgetown Univer-
sity's McDonough Gymnasium.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Bridge of Rt. 56
To Open Friday

The bridge ac. oss the James
River here on Route Sc which has
been closed since the first Of June
is scheduled To b. opened to traf-
&c. Friday. August H. II vas ORR
nally scheduled to be closed un-
iii September !
c A Allen State Highway In
spector said the bridge has been
STRENGTHENED. new sills. new floor
put IN and a surface treatment.
The pillars have been strengthen
ed N9th new concrete
All vehicle traffic has been rout-
ed 70 the bridge At HoWardsyille
Or Route so at Bent Greek. Pedes-
trians have been taken care Of,
and for the transfer Of the Z s.
Mail Carrier W S. Dolan has Kept
a car on the Buckingham side
ana one on the Nelson side Of the
river
Contract for the work Was S34 :
500 which is being done BY the
New York Standard Corporation.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

f(lce

Mrs p + Jrear is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Suz.ann. BROCK
egt at Ea'jck Mass.
Clarence Bradshaw. Miss Kate
snd Herbie. NJ Durham, n G
spent Saturday with M4a II /.
Bradshaw
MIRA. F T Bondlnant *pen, ~
eral days last weak .ltn Nj and
Nrs. w. J Opium at Lawrence
vile.
Mr.. Egtclle Bradshaw u Rich
tnond. vas ths overnight guest Of
ffrs II r BradahaNt Frid.y.
they lcf. Saturday Tor Charlie
ton. w Va where theg 4iIl pend
this week with Mr. and MIs T.
{ Crnmmett
James Vaughan Ma Mabel
vauphan and Mrs " 3 Weaver
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Claude
twecker at By hfead9a L0dge On
EHyIIEe Drive
Mrs LaWfeGce GardneF Jf and
children. Larry and Bob aof CARR
yiIle are visiting her pasenJs Mr.
and Mrs X N Etadatlaw while
Mr. Oardneg Is a camp
Mr. and Mrs. " 4 oldham and
daughter. judy visited Bis Cd
ham father Mr. Powers at Hayl
IN Dickinson county lev days
this week
MI and Mrs Robett Bass II
alexandria. were week end guests
~ MI and Mrs = & 3ass and
Nere dinner quests of Mf and
MIS- CALVIN Bass Sunday Misses
Marjorie Ann Garnet and VH-
ginia Bass returned with Mr. and
Mrs. Bass for a visit
Master Marshall Cook had as
dinner guest fast Thursday eve
ning Betty and Couf er Bradshaw
Tommy Bpndurant Bobby Cham
hers and Beverley Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilton Price and
IONS. Of Brandon spcnt last Wed
ncsday with Nj Lena Morris
fstte and MIS- - ] Vauhhan
Miss Mabel Bradshaw Is spend
ing few days at Virginia Beach
this week Mrs. Harold Johnson
II Crewe is visiting her mother.
Mrs X A Bradshaw
MISS Mabel Vaughan and MI
r h Waltha1 spent last we'd
nesday win MI ana Mrs Bruce
Gates and Thursday and Friday
With MI and Mrs Frank Osborn
III F'armville
Billy Jones after week s stay
III the hospit at ha8 returned to
bis home in Blackstone
Mr. and MrS - q Bass were
dinner guests q Mr. and Mrs w
y Mason at Walkers Hestaur-
ant last Thursday evcninR and
afterwards saw the motian pc
ture "A Man called Peter
a w Weavol and son jimmy
Ct Norfolk. were overnight guests
of Mrs II l. Bradshaw Monday
Mr. and Mrs G w La~horne
n and cynthia Of Iynchburp
were week end quests ol MI and
Mrs Jamie Bradshaw
Mr. and Mrs r + Marshall
Mr. and Mrs Kermit Cock and
Marshall spent SUNDAY al Natural
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

their father. j II. Cook
Mr. and Mrs Crawford Stro-
s!der and Barry. Of Mt. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S Coleman.
81 Amherst. and Bobby Durfee.
Of Fredericksburg. we're dinner
guests In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Durfee. Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Recovery Is Completed
By Weeks New Record

with continuous strength to rev
highs doesn't mean that it can
keep on going at that same rate.
brokers point out. When 1t
starts probing uncharted terri
tory. as 1t Is now. 1t Immediately
becomes vulnerable to another
reaction.
OF course the market has a
solid platform Of excellent bust
ness on which to stand. And a
trickle of first quarter earnings
reports made cheerful reading.
One gratifying development
was the manner in which the
market took the Federal Reserve
discount rate increase to IA
from Ia per cent. Actually, the
increase had been expected for
some time in Wall street be-
cause of the recent gradual
hardening of money rates.
The five mosts active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange were Avco Mfg.
up % at 77s on 341.700 shares;
Chrysler up 6ss at 80. Baldwin,
Lima Hamilton of "a at 1919:
Anaconda Copper up 2 at 63l2,
and Merck on u at 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Record Debts
Reflect Trade
Activity Here
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Rejecting unprecedented bust
ness activity here. Warrington
bank debts In March jumped to
81. 450.s16.000. highest for any
month on record. data from the
Federal Reserve Board disclosed
last night.
The big March total showed
much more than the usual sea-
sonal rise from $1.199,564,0 900 In
the previous month and was
1872 per cent ahead of $780,
10000 in March, 1854.
In three months of this year
debts rose to t3.e7a, eel 900.
highest mark on record for that
period and 17.2 per cent above
$3,387. 948,000 in the same
Nonths last year.
Compared with the same Pc
RODS in pre-Republican 1852,
March debts were up 34.6 per
cent while those for three
months were eos per cent high
er. They were both more than
four times their levels in pre-
war 1871.
The totals include debts to
individual demand deposits, ex-
cept interbank and Government
accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Heads Uranium Firm

Francis M. Tompkins. senior
vice president Of the Charles H.
Tompkins Co. here, is president
and founder Of the Chesapeake
g. Colorado Uranium Corp.
which is marketing / million
common shares.
Shrader Sound, Inc, will open
enlarged facilities for its COM
mercial sound and custom de-
partments at 2803 M street NV.
next Friday, April ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
New Store Is Acquired

Walker & Dunlop. Inc, has
completed negotiations for sew
eral clients to purchase and
lease-back the new Food Fair
Super Market on the Rockville
pike.
Wallace B. Agnew of the real
estate firm also announced the
acquisition Of properties at Riv-
erdale and Edmondston roads in
Riverdale, Md. at Duke. street
and Longyiew drive in Alexan-
dria and a parcel In Fairfax
County to be used for Food Fair
Super Markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
BY RAIDER WINGET


NEW YORK. April 16.-A new
record high mark was reached
this week by the stock market.
That completes the recovery
from the major March break.
At the end Of this week the
AP average stood at $164.80, a
new record high.
Almost all of the news this
week favored a rise. There was
adverse news. of course, but this
was insulated and confined to
a limited area of the market.
The fact that the market was
able to rise out of the depths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Call Carl Coins

Sales Of Call Carl, Inc. In the
first quarter Of this year were 10
per cent above a year ago. fol-
lowing a substantial rise in 1854.
reported Edmund o. Carl, presi-
dent and general manager, at
the annual stockholders meeting.
Reelected directors we're: Mr..
Carl. Herman r. Carl. William
F. Carl, William o. Hermann,
Ralph c. Hubbell, Marcellus F.
SHIELD and H. McLiil Bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Heads Marine Institute

Francis r. Greene of Wash
ington has been elected president
Of the American Merchant Ma
rine Institute. With offices here.
he has served as executive vice
president.
Manufacturers Life Insurance
Co. has opened q Washington
branch office in the Continental
Building with Jack F. Crofoot
as manager.
James Lee Beller has been
named branch manager for the
Miles Glass Co. here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

Harry E. Howell. certified
public accountant and lawyer.
will address Washington Chapter.
Institute of Internal Auditors at
q dinner meeting at the Willard
Hotel on Tuesday, April 10.
His subject: Management &C
ceptance and it's relation to ef-
fective internal auditing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Hot Shoppes Stock Up

Common shares of Hot
Shoppes. Inc, continue to adj
vance as details of the COM
panys ambitious expansion pro-
gram unfold.
The stock was quoted on the
over-the-counter market at the
weeks end at 1874 bid and 1874
asked, compared with 1874 and
Is a week earlier. The stock
was offered to the public for the
first time early in 1858 at 1914.
While delays in construction
Of the New York Thruway have
held back completion of COM
pany restaurants on the New
York-Albany segment, addition
al locations will be announced
shortly, including one in the
City of Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
in Charge

M. Belmont VerStandig, presi-
dent of the advertising firm
bearing his name. will moderate
the ninth session Of the Insti-
tute on Profitable Management
for Small Business at American
University next Tuesday night.
The subject: Getting new
business through new markets,
new locations and new products.
The panel will include: Ralph
Goldsmith, president of Lans-
burgh's Department Store;
Aaron Goldman. president Of
G. B. Macke. Inc, and Gustave
E. Larson, assistant chief of the
Area Development Division, De-
partment of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Marks 50th Year

Joseph A. Woodgate. who
started work with the j.. B.
Kendall Co. here as an Office
boy in 1905, was honored by more
than 100 company associates and
friends on his 50th anniversary
of service at a dinner at Hotel
Statler last night.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Woodgate started with the Ken
dali company when it was To-
Gated at 485 Missouri avenue
NV, now known as Constitution
avenue and the Mall. The old
Pennsylvania Railroad station
was across the street and 2160
Queens Chapel road NV, its
present location, was farmland.
He remains active as senior
inside salesman. The company
now is one of Washington's larg-
est steel and hardware distribu-
tors and steel fabricators. but
back in 1905 it handled mostly
wagon hardware, coach fittings,
saddlery and carriage equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

tJJnit OF trading 10 shares or sales in full Rates
Of dividends In the foregoing table annual dis.
bursements passed the last quarterly or semi.
annual declarati Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included Also extra o.
EXTRAS Annual rate olus stock dividend De-
clared OF paid in 1865 plus stock oiyidsnd e Paio
last year PAYABLE in stock. estimated casn value
on ex-dividend or redistribution date Declared
OF paid 20 far this year peclsIed OF paid after
year. en- sccvmplstiys issue WITH diyidends ~ ar.
or no action taken q last dividend meeting. De.
cafed or paid IL 1854 plus stock dividend Leu.
x-dis =. dstribnt,on. MM risnts ~ without
Being Tecrssnissd under the BANKRUPTCY Act or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02


PRIvATE APARTMENT n III. spg,:
SIS mo, includes Utilities. this Z
e. Y s a@a@ dor is event sI rooms
Kitchen dd bath: eEaiIabie now
RIrLEY y Ro1fER. call 10. 5-e1Ii
s-Roo s zPr.-poreh: IN apt. blds.;
newly dec. S67 so, 2006 Lee hwy.
close IN. NJ. store, bus. Kk. s-sgS5,
III. lrYER AREA--i and s-bdrm
apts.. SIS and 500 incl. an rtiis
Newly desorated- Resident manager
ARLNGT0E--New l-bedrm. apts.,
near s Pentas9n and .! n; Myer; p a
lent 70 shopping centerl and buses.
$40 and S75. Call IA. 4-1642. -
COMMERCIAL or reeident--3 large
rooms and large Kitchen. convenient
to shopping. on buslife. near 70
Navy Annex and Pentaeon; no chill
dren. CAL "a. 1881 or "a. 1-issl'
iARL.--close in. new, and . he'd
rms, modern. quiet neighborhpod;
$3.50 to sos; NJ. Giebs I'd. 10
ARf. BRaND-NEw deluxe ise. s-6ed-
n 1sts - sss zps. o JH s7s7S 6 Is ~
Abingdon NORTH,-2 bedrms.,
liv, rm. dinette. walking distance
Arlington Hall. blk: new Heeht' 8
store, Good transp. Laundfy faetl.
Off-st. parking, SOS per mo. Incl.
an utils. See mgr. Mr.. HARtG, Apt.
No, B, 516 N. Thomas St., IA. p
2200 or call ONCE. IA. $1,000, be-
tween b and B pm. %
5. ARLINGTON, close to Pentagon---
Separate kit, bath. and entrance;
adults only: good transp.: $50 incl.
ntils. OF. 4-T089.
apt, S75 incl. utiis.; garden project
near IT. Myer, Pentagon. extra stor-
age. laundry facilities. IA. 1925,
ia. 2-500O. -
lovely environment. at bus. OV. 81
1897; p22 s. WashinSton st. --3
ARL. tkOSSLYN1--l bedrm., $40.
Incl. gas, ct bus; conE. loc.. no chill
dren. IA. 5-7270; 1900 N. Oak st..
d w. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

AVIAN, AHIE nFnrRnTATRLY. 1.hed-
room brick with fuii base,nent. SiiS.
S 2oES 2. Troy ST. Arlington. "a
md Naval NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s ~ I
peG5mns.. IN, o sono,, OF aeat slab
aSS1 49, ss
E0IiTa RocKyurK a.hedrnou
rambler; ssautIfully farn:. inme.
yea, GEORGE W. ROBERTSON. OIL
81 80. sun,~n e.s AZ,
sh.vs s ia..'ss.,,. 1sIia 49,
yilsa. very els'u. sissn ana chssru:
$iso. Oh 4 1921: -
1901 WILDWOOD DRIyE, =, New Hamp.
shire ave. extended--$20O per mo.
fenced yard. earports cor. lot. ~.
1-624o: 100000. - - |,
p ssbedrn III brieE. f bailtl n
garage: $125 mo. ADELBERT w.
LEE: Lu; 2-l0o0:
INTENTION CONGRESSIONAL lam
modern fgrn.. attractive price "a
. adult gnp family nip q; nm 51SSSs; az,
on Russell I'd, los West Masonic
ave NE. S-l326 after II Am. ~
3512 NEWARK ST. NV. - 4 bed.
rooms. 2 baths, available Jan. "a
For months or longer. WO
6-BS62,
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., coriy. 4
transp. bsmt. apt. rented for $50.
total rental. SI26. RA. 6-S6s3.
"a
KENT---Exceiienk stone house IN very
desirable location. 8 bedrooms. 35s
baths. screened porch, gear gerage
and maids cunrters; Rent, x3p.g
mo. Eor inspection please call Bill
MARSTELLER, we. 9-1g1u OF OIL
6-S546. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CHEVY CHAeE--Near circle. For tive
o. three montns. a IN s eso ~ : N
rental. OWNER. OIL. 2-49sb.
GOOD N.W.---7 rms. lRe. incl, porch
bsmt., hreplace. oil heal. IL batns-
Cow. everything. co. 6-759p,
CHEVY CHAsE--Lgt. Stone, lO.rm:
house on Conn. ave. 1873 mo- elsn
asAcRE ESTATE. ! harms., 9 baths,
iiitionins. swimminE pool; tennis a I
COURT Beautifully furnished. sou
dmHSSyE Ia r g house. . rms,
rec, I'm. gas heat, negl 4 1 De- rs fenced
COUNTRY EsTxfE--Ns1 rambler,
rm.. din rn. mod, kit., nasn; is e;
s s;t .n srss &c ssa as u.s sfrdtSoH
n0Lees, sAo1leSss, ~. ntya q, III, 49,, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED b. British p.piemat family.
fpfeferlbly .fafnishedl. 3 Or 4 bed.
nm: house for ". sonsfaet. Ken
s sSss z c csii GHt'' or a-s sI;e
CO. courts xgl s.s. .. im: ::
sibo-s200. Retsrsnees infnishsd.
Iii So fcr .dipieinst fsnily il niss
iecation. He. $4,000. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
HOUSES TO SHARE


EMPLOYED WOMAN snd child 10
share home with mother. VIII care
for child. Call Mon. IA. s~4i7o.
FREE RENT tiady or couple, in sx.
change for lady's services as house.
keeper and compenjou 70 III lAdy.
Silver HpIinE up. 8-i690. -
WILL SHARE e-bedrE, house. tent
and child fer care Of 2 boys. White
siIyER sPKiNG professional wtman
viii share auiet. comfortable home
with senseryasiye woman: $50 Per
yso5fbsG WORKING WORKING MorHEI de-
desires person OF simiikf etfeum-
stances 10 share my home, Excel.
neiahbofilpod In nearby Nd. Share
all including my car. AP. 7-4kl0.
BACHELOR fNhlte) desires 70 share
large house. Reasonable. co. b.
cav. AND cHrLD CARE IN ~
chance for fm. with Kit priyiiegep
for mother and son. a. VIC. y. Afi.
IA. B.1l7a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
BEST ARf LOCATION

632 and $40 n. Monroe st.. Just 1
Blk. Oh Wilson blvd. mr.. Hechtss.
Kanns. schools. etc. Ia lovely we'll
kept hidg. We have available these
as s ninth S es rey rp g1s csr..s eP.y
Lee. downstairs apt-. 81 726 n. Mel
son st. ! block eUays
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. II; s-isil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
svslhlss orpoRrUhiTIrs

SNACK nAR-CARRY-OUT SHOP
lnaa.,Iisl slss; must b. shoit ksYrl
GESEnsL GROCERY sTonI. ).
weekly: D5E cash business: no de.
livery. 10 minutes from D. c., liv-
ing quarters avnliable: neafe1t COM
petifor , miles. wa sell for stock
and axtufet. Have other lntefeltl.
Cash. terms. low rent. Cab Re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

TAILS CHURCH - Large 1sbedrm.
home furn. for owners comfort
Owner retired. vi1 travel. Leaytne
many features not found IN house
s should sslnt $50 Per no. WIN Sc-
eept S1e5 On lease Tor ] Or years.
90 min. drive 70 White House. CAL
s ss aIssaARLE ST. N.w.-cer.
brick house; yell firm; open from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

GU 8uhCkMNn08 DA- SfO
r7ye nice Rms+ OIL Heat; 0arass
sAM RosEY, AD. A-z700
4 Na6-Sg0 MONTH
We have excellsnt rentals IN Ken-
stnetong wheaton, Laurel. Rockyiile,
these unufMaily low prfeea. CAL
WALxlR 4 DUNLOP. CO. 5-0s5s.
---------------------.----.-----.-5
6UITLAND-Mod. 3-bedrm. brick.
silo; storm doors. win furnish.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-.36Ob Llyias-
sion ave. nv. east Of Conn, ave;
suitable for diplonlats modern dst.
brick. 3bedfn5s., httna, rec, I'm,
ne luxe kitchen. tI75.
IsvEEToE SERVICE
O. s.a0xe e ". SLIM -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

Lice, 3-bedrm. Colonial with garage,
close. to shop. transp.s county and
paroehiai schools.
MARGARET ]. DUNKLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
RESOLVE

d = g
THAT before New Years
Day Of 1856 rolls around. you
WI be the proud and salts
THAT you will be happily
and comfortably settled In
YOUR OWN APARTMENT
HOME: DESIGNED to en-
able YOU TO live and enter
tain both graeiously and well. /
THAT the dollars that you
win have paid out for hous-
ing during 1855 will have
purchased for you Q tangible,
real property and viii not
have sslown out the window
leaving you nothing but Q fist
full Of, then, quite worthless
receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
FLYNN co-oPS
TO GUARANTEES YOURSELF 4
HAPPY NEW YEAR
REMEMBER
whether You Rent or
Whether You Buy
You PAY for the Home
You Occupy"

AeN SSsups
The sum Of 10 yrs. Of
normal rent payments viii
equal Q reasonable purchase
price for your apartment
home. !. BUT, II you are .
renter. you will own nothing
ct the end Of that 10 years
:, but . handful Of rent receipts.
Hundreds Of washingtonians
have learned the ADVANTAGES
Of using their rent money t.
purchase their own apartment
homes under our cooperative
plan. Consult any Of the own
ers In the A. apartment build
ings In WASHINGTON to whic
our plan has been apple
with uniform success over
period Of nearly So years N
From among such buildings
We have exclusive listinRs OF
resale opportunities on apart
ment homes ranging In size
from eficiencies to 4 bed
rooms and 4 baths and rang
ing IN price from approx
fmateiy 5000 to $47,500.
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|Delightful and just-decorated 3-bed-
room home e. moderate rental Of
Family-size living room with flre-
place. separate dining room. garaee
plus front and rear poroheS.
SHANNON a. LUcHS COMPANY s
"a 18th Street NV. ma, s.934e
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GEORGEr0WN APARTMENT. ful
estate sals tn ce-opeEatiy house
1867 3lst ST. NV. opposite pstei
estate: eth A. elevator rms,
kitchen, bath. southern exposure
view Of Potomac River. Vic. d
2 Dpmharton and MontTote Parks,
convenient parking and tfnnsporta-
! ton: adults only no dogs; mainte'
nance, SCI per month"; price. S5s-
300. Call DE-. 2-1326. -
TlLDEN GAEDENS-2 excellent apts.
available. bedrm. garden ant.
in nice condition and Z larger ant.
Of 3 hedrms. that viii require re-
decorating, Both are atfractively
priced and early possession Is pos
eihle. Inspection ty eppt.. or phone
for details; J. NELSON HUGHES
COW. NV. IocATION--Foyer, Z
bedrms.. kit. bath Only $4,000;
$1,000 cash. $s9.T5 per mo. fixed
charges,
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE NV. on LIST
d. South and east exposures. A
very desirable apt. master liv. rfa..
> diversified bedrms., new huilt-in
tub bath, new equipped kit, Gin. rfil.
with crystal fixtures and frepl- in
the very top condition. Owners leav.
ings &4S.25 per mo. TO cover fixed
expenses. Ma. S-f303, RA.s 3-4I3S.
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IN !. NEW WHO HOMES nj: -

100 Blk. Ridge Rd. Sc.
Semidet, brk.: toilet ia bsmt.: powder
rm. LIST A.: bath. 5 bedrms. md A.:
sep. din. rn1.: equipped kit; $40 mo.
Doug. M. Smiley, Inc.
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