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Women Set Records
In Public Service

A record number Of women
in several fields OF public serv-
ice is reported for 1855 in the
annual compilation made by
the Women's Division of the
Republican National Commit
tee.
The survey, released today
by Miss Bertha Adkins, divi-
sion director and assistant to
the chairman of the Republic
can National Committee, shows
that:
The 84th Congress has a
total Of II women-the high
est number on record.
An all-time high of 308
women are members of the
1855 State legislatures - an
increase of five over the pre-
vious high total in 1854.
Thirty-seyen women in %
States "A record total - are
currently serving in State
wide elective positions, includ-
ing Vermont's Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Mrs. Consuelo Nortilrop
Bailey, a Republican and the
first woman in this post in
national history.
Appointive Posts
Up to June 80. 1855, a total
Of IS women--an all-time high
record-has been appointed by
President Eisenhower or his
cabinet officials to important
posts in departments and on
commissions.
Close to 5000 women are
serving today In important top
posts in State governments, by
appointment Of Governors and
key departmental officials-an
all time high representing
marked gains within the past
four years.
Since advent of the Eisen-
hover administration in 1852,
the number of women in the
State Departments Foreign n
Service Officer Corps. has
tripled. bringing the total in
the SOS. (The departments
plans call for increased plac-
ing Of women in these career
diplomatic posts until the total
reaches $50. 1t was noted.)
Approximately $50 women
are serving today in important
judicial posts in the various
courts Of the Nation-a slight
increase over the previous two-
year record. .
Approxim ately 100000
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a.
is issued in the form Of q
packet of nine separate re-
views on the record of women
in the various fields covered.
In addition, it includes a spe-
cial review on Women and
the Republican Party" stress
ing the COPS role in obtain
ing. woman suffrage and the
participation of women in Re-
publican National Conventions
and in official posts of the Re-
publican National Committee
organization.
In releasing the reports,
Miss Adkins said the survey
reflects the widespread grow
ing recognition of women's
contributions to policy making
positions and in specialized
administrative york on all
Governmental levels. .
Noting the marked gains
made in the various categories,
she said they "augur we'll for d
more dominatnt woman's in
fiuence on public affairs and
serve to highlight the 35th
year of woman suffrage"
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MODERN MARRIAGE
Listed Are Some Ways
On How to Lose lob

2 Don't praise or say nice
things to others.
8. Criticize people and espe-
cially in front of others.
4. Don't pay attention to
your appearance; after all. 1t
is a personal matter. Clothes
don't make the man.
S. Don't be friendly with
others. It lowers your status,
and breeds familiarity.
6. Don't smile at people. It's
bad.
7. Take all the credit.
8. Talk about yourself. You
are the one who counts.
8. Be Indifferent to the in
terests and problems Of others.
10. Don't help people get
ahead or build up their self
esteem. Keep people down.
Remember if we help others
grow they will IN turn elevate
us above themselves.
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&.
with slightly beaten egg white
or cream. Place on ungreased
baking sheet.
Bake in moderately hot
oven t400' F. Is to 80 min
utes until golden brown. Serve
hot with chicken sauce.
Chicken Stufiing
Combine / slightly beaten
egg yolk, 2 tablespoons cream,
cup chopped chicken, "
cup dried bread crumbs and
2 tablespoons chopped parsley.
Season to taste. Stir to. COM
bine.
Chicken Sauce
Melt u cup chicken fat or
butter in top of double boiler
over hot water. Remove from
heat. Blend in ls cup Pills
bury's Best Enriched Flour.
Add l cup chicken broth and
! cup light cream. Cook over
boiling water until thickened,
stirring occasionally. Season
to taste. Cover and place over
hot water until ready to serve.
pies may be made early in
the day and stored in the re-
frigerator. then baked just be-
fore serving.
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Brundeis Unit
Chairman Ndn1ed

Mrs. William Chase, presi-
dent Of the executive board OF
the Washington Chapter of the
National Women's Committee
of Brandeis University, has ap-
pointed new committee chair
men for the coming year.
They are: Mrs. Maurice
Goodman, program: Mrs. Ma
than A. Conn, book fund; Mrs.
Abe Cohen, membership; Mrs.
Nelson Blechman, retention;
Mrs. Ephraim Kahn. news let
ter: Mrs. Tobias Naftalin, con-
stitution: Mrs. Paul Eanet, life
membership; Mrs. Henry Tene-
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BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

Whatever your job, it is nec-
essary to do it reasonably well
to avoid being fired. but in
competence is not the main
thing that leads to the pink
Slip" even in this highly mech
anized age. Many, perhaps
even most, of the oldest en-
ployes in any large firm were
only adequate in their jobs,
and they have seen hundreds
of highly efficient, even bril-
liant. workers come and go.
Why? Because there is spme-
thing even more important
than skill-an ability to get
along with other people.
In case you would like to
come at the job from the other
side and learn how to fail, I'll
give you these suggestions from
Alvin H. Goeser, insurance
specialist. Try these ways of
making yourself disliked.
/. Strut your superiority.
Talk and act superior to
others. Be arrogant if pos
sible. People will quickly
avoid you.
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women are in the Federal
Government service - about
one-fourth of the entire civil
ian personnel and an increase
OF about $4,000 within the last
two years. ct was estimated
in the survey that 1000 of
these women are occupying
positions in the higher levels
of licy-making and admin
istrative authority
About $4,000 women are
serving as county officials in
the 3,072 counties of the Ma
ton.
50 Women Mayors
About 10000 women are
holding posts in municipal
governments, including about
so women mayors in small
towns. /,
The report on the survey
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Peace League
Plans Meetinq

Miss Bertha Mcneil, presi-
dent Of the District Branch
of the Women's International
League for Peace and Free
dom. will represent the WASH
ington area at the annual
meeting of the league to be
held July 1915 at Mills Col
lege, Oakland, Calf.
Others from the District
chapter attending will be. Miss
Catherine Sent and Mrs.
Annalee Stewart.
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By BETTY AND VICTOR
JORGENSEN

BOUGIVAL, France - The
most thwarting experience in
the life of tail. graying Francis
Bonnerue has concerned q
simple chicken dish prepared
with a delicate but fragrant
cream sauce.
"It is a dish ] have tried to
make a thousand times" he
grumbled. but 1t never comes
out right. To this day I cannot
make it the way my mother
used to do it. When she made
it. it was magnifique!"
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tic fomilies end restaurants custom,
orily using the recipes which has
been adapted for American use.
That statement is one that
could pe recorded, no doubt. q
thousand times q day any
where in the world, but from
M. Bonnerue. it was and
is an anomaly. for M.
Bonnerue was, not long ago,
one of the premier chefs of
France and today is the di-
rector and proprietor Of one
of Frances most famous res
taurants. the Cog Hardi here
in Bougival.
The Cog Is famous for its
atmosphere, to which Bon
nerue has devoted almost as
much time and thought as he
has to the kitchens. 1t is an
historic tan sandstone struc-
ture that was built in the
middle Of the 18th century by
Louis XIV for his young favor
lite, Nine. du Barry, as a hunt
ing lodge. It looks out on one
Of the whip-lash loops of the
Seine which ambles by the
front door, and behind the
bull d ing. M. Bonnerue has
constructed elaborate formal
gardens that climb the river
bank.
Added Antiques
Inside. M. Bonnerue has left
the lodge pretty much as 1t
was except for adding the
thousand antique and modern
roosters that he has collected.
Roosters of all shapes, all sizes
and all kinds decorate the
walls and any ledge or mould
ing that will hold them.
All this Is background but,
like any French m an who
knows his eating, M. Bonnerue
thinks that the surroundings
are important.
"To really eat WE'LL" he COM
mented, "you not only need
the cuisine, you must also
have the atmosphere a
gentle, quiet. friendly 'atmos-
phere where nothing disturbs
you and where you can put
your mind to enjoying what
you eat. It is the psychology
OF the eating. It is very neces-
!saire."
M. Bonnerue has made GER
tain that the Coo is that way,
just as he has built his kitchen
and his menus into the first
rank. You can order anything
you can think of at the Coo
once in awhile travellers even
order ham and eggs-but like
any good French restaurant.
the Cog has its specialties
upon which M. Bonnerue and
his chefs have lavished hun
dreds Of hours OF affection and
experimentation.
Proud Of Specially
The speciality that M. Bon
nerue is most proud of goes
back to his difficulties with his
mothers chicken-and cream
sauce dish. He has never been
able to recreate his mothers
dish. and rather than accept
complete defeat he invented
what he calls lie poulet des
goWmets en- pie.
M, Bonnerue feels that,
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BUICK So Century Riviera; fully
power brakes: $500 of list price;
will accept trade. AZ Mass. ave.
NV. EX. 3-144@, LU. 1-S4S3. -
BUICK lHi7 little Special de luxe
sedan; original black finish, radio.
heater, splendid tires; looks and
runs excellently; S139: terms. $40
down. ROPER" 18th and r. I.
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WE HAVE ONE 4-FAMILY BLDG
crossing $4,000: owner furnishes
heat; good NV. location.
CORNER NV. COMMERCIAL prop
erty with ESQ gas station and .
stores, crossing $9,660. Call Mr..
Domer, SANDOZ INC. No. Du-
pont circle Dill r.lo24 &
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOVELY BUILDING LOT in North
Chevy Chase: water and sewer avail
able BY OWNER. OIL. 2-6o30. -
240: sewer available shortly. Mr..
kdRFEr ksSRE fTei aArf fu9 Co 0d: 81 SsSS 5-SsSS
apartment house ground, easy walk.
ing distance Natl. Institute OF
4-66ss. ROBERT E. HALL CO. Of.
LOT 'TsSi $50 IN SQUARE ssss; contain
tails cali at Room Ar. District
Bldg, l4th and Z SITS. NV. -
. LEVEL LOTS, 5000 or more So. IT.
each. complete with sidewalk. sewer
and water iaterals in wheaton area
SsR SSss aPs RosERf sEss NJ! H HAfn hafnf CO. ol Of
8 II2ai Beautiful ACRES. Heart of
Chevy Chase. near East-West hwy;
and Conn. ave; adjacent 70 nneSIt
but suitable It len for 08 many s5S56 pgTpoIss 1sT
acre. OIL. 6-5S29. -
NEARBY n. ARL.-2a-acre lot on
Lorcom Jane. off Memorial drive;
part wooded; S4.S00. OIL. 4-4992.
APT. SITE. cofored section near new
$500. DREYFusS BROS. MA,
S-05SO; ewes, EN-. 2-S6S1. $
Sc AREA-1Sth and Gainesville
ST.: 60xl42. Suitable for IA unit
apt. Priced at $4,000 for quick sale.
Call RE. 5-7733 or RE. 5-7755.
so ACRES DEVELOPMENT LAND
Sewer. water and gas. OV. $4,000.
APPERSON REALTY CO.. Alex
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DESK SPACE

HILL BLDG, 18th and Eye nv
Desk and ONCE space available. also
business address and telephone an
BARR BLDG. $40 18th st NV. nf
Conn. and Knew. mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionIst. switchboard, mail
and teiephone-answering service
furn. Reas. ST. 3-7654.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
Call DE. 2-S0OO.
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1900 LEE HIGHWAY
Rosslyn-JA. 2-3224
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BUICK ." Super 4-door sedan; orig.
fow, This car reflects wonderful
care given bv orig. owner. 81 .295.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET, TT25
Wis ave OT l61Dn
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Money loaned on lst
or 2nd trusts. on terms to suit your
budget. Loans made in D. C., Md.
and Va. Low interest rate, call MIR
FREEDMAN. Washington Loan g.
Trust Bldg, 900 F st. NV. RIM
Su7 TELEPHONE RE 7-l525
ON End TRUST-We will
Md or Va. Reasonable rates MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE d INVEST
MENT CORP, 1872 N. Y. ave. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 G st NV. ME. S-2495.
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CADILLACS

CADILLAC AZ two-dr. Hydra, two
tone finish. equipped; S395, cash.
terms or trade
HERSON'S. Sth AND O
NE p.ASnn
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1892 GEORGIA AVENUE
Silver Sprine--JU. $500
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BUICK; reasonable: new engine;
heater, new seat covers. Call from
d To s D N IAhI SnrinH I'd n VI 9
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ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving St. NV. AID. 4-s5O0

UICK 'a3 %-door, DYnafoW, radio
and hnatnr hlnnL.. sns
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BUICK 81 Special sport coupe Ri
viera: ivory over red, fully equipped:
only S995. WlSSINGER CHEVRO-
tEI CO. seven Corners. FANS
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BUS, NJ A MON HARRINGTON
equipped as store on wheels, could
be home on wheels; have all seats;
peri, cond. 42-paSsenger; S1.o95.
e. 1856. -
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALLISON BLDG. - once space. ap-
proximately 400 So. fl, plenty OF
free parking. "a. "19Sl3. "(s ms ,
roo rooms; 6risht' nicely redec. Abi 2
1916 day: WO G-7095. ewes. -
PRIVATE OFFICE, with truck and
warehouse space. Takoma. D. C.;
well suited for use by. contractor.
mtg' reps etc; avail. immed Sali
CORNER 18th AND Ks air-condl-
toned rooms, excellent for archi-
tccts. association group, ETC.: rea-
sonable. RE. 7-56S1. s
ALEXANDRIA-Idea. loo, plenty of
parking: very modern bldg; approx,
5000 50: it.; : floors air cond.. o1.i
pletely panelcd; can also be used
for retail store. Ii. 7-74O0 ,Ju.
M GROWING FAIRFAX CoUNTy.
Culmore shop. center, Leesburg pike
between ;, Baileys ana seven corners' ,?td
MEDICAL OFFICE. 1915 10th st. NV.
Mod. air r-cond. Call RA. 3-1397
AIR! Ii CO !9coNDiTioNED OFFICES avail.
excel. for architects. craftsmen,
tables. cab; free park. MA. S-0592.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-1st-floor front
office; ideal advertising space on
windows: other offices. S25 and up.
ESScLGsi2E X iisi2Io' NV. 10th and Eye Eye
Choice 5-rm 1st-fl. air-cond. Office
suite; approx. l,1Oa so. #; parking
space available. AP. f-3i52 for appt.
400. 500. 1900 and 24oo so. #.
units; all air cond.; avail. immed
uitI re "a W q n
swering service. CARL g. ROs1NsKI
CO., MA. S-9254, GA. 4-g549.
AIR- IR-CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE
Now available in new building in
heart OF Silver Spring. Up to, 43o
So. it. Of outside space or will OIL
ing in front OF building. Telephone
answering service. 9 to pm, IN
cluaed in low rental. JU. s-l225
BEAUTY EAU PARLoR or dentist office.
Chevy Chase, Nd. 70l9 Brookeville
I'd; in in Plock @ with safeway NUa,netfiidn GGm
adjacent apt. available. Eversreen
1910 iS'Gi' II ST. N.w.-5,eoo So. it. of
space on = floors at very low rental
on today's market; can be had for |
o19g mere WyaIKEe WALK Sa I nE n6NHoP Moff ne &c
downtown LoCATIoN-Elev. and
janitor service, immed occupancy;
reas. See MR.. GEBHART. bldg.
superintendent. $50 F ST. NV. 1St
A.. any time weekdays, o to d. 10
CONN. AVE, 1609-Elevator, 3rd
floor front room. conditioned.
$3.50; parking space, $40. HO.
2-Ol26.
FREE USE DESK. typewriter and all
office facilities for answering tele--
phone few times. Tel. ME. SS13l. .
DOWNTOWN SILVER SPRING
2nd floor. approx. 1900 So it., .
baths; can be partitioned: make
offer.
THOMPSON g. GRAY
III h.6IO0 3
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APT. BUILDING
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

JUST SOLD OUR HOME: we have
for purchase of apt. downtown or
close in NV: also considering bust
ness property direct from owner or
agent. Please write. Information
strictly confidential. BY private
buyer. Box 2S9-T Star. Il
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TRAILERS

HOUSE TRAILER. Mars 1850: 30 TT.
fully equipped. Can be seen at CUR
LEY'S TEXACO. POOL BladensburR
rd. ne. LA. 6-4611. -
BUS, Marmon HARRINGTON. equipped
as store on wheels; could be home
on wheels. Have all seats. peri. cond,
42-passenger; Sl.O95. JE. 4-4646.
INDIAN. I947, 27-ft., good cond. :
$500 or best offer Must sell before
10Th OF March. EUGENE MUIR,
Lot .. Oak Grove Trailer Court so.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUS, MARMoN HARRINGTON
be home on wheels: have all seats;
peri. cond. 42-paSsenger: Sl.095.
e. 1856. -
INTERNATIONAL 1-ton walk-in panel
delivery. Has had extremly sood
care. Used by local bakery. Ready
TO 90 today Only sos. FRANK
SMALL JR;, INC. 1885 Good Hope
I'd. Sc, Lu. 1-9647. -
INTERNATIONAL. 1a-ton panel de-
throGshoat % ut VeTy VTyehS iow mfiesae fSSS cShfI %i
be sold today for only S545. FRANK
SMALL JR., INC. 1896 Good Hope
rd. Sc. LU. 1-9647. -
CHEVROLET TRACTOR AND X & W
car carrier. This unit has new en-
gine. new tires, and ready to roll.
Have no further use for. same.
TnternstoSs Ti as sspar8sfy sasg As9 4s kS
MOTORS, JU,-S-1is5. 10
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; runs
good. newly painted; S275, terms or
cash; no money down, if credits
apPfeyed. apPPfe9"ed DE. 2-6@s6 or IA.
pickup BED, dual Wheeis' 1assHn 24nsssesdi 4nspsed
Transmission, new tires, good condi-
tlon: Sl5c, CIR. 3-5IU6. -
FORD 1880 pickup with ladder
RACKS; can be seen at 1898 Cla-
so se5' SlaT$. dIiyG, Rockville Nd. or call
FURNITURE VAN, 3? #. complete
with pads. GaithersburE 423-J-4.
Ill
GMC 80 HYDRA. ia-ton pickup; ex.
ceiient nen!, condition; reasonable MA.
FORD li4-ton panel; good running
condition: SI50. See No. 9 L st.
S.w" : am. TIL pm. weekdays.
Ii G-i4lS. ii
FORD - panel delivery; purchased
never been lettered; excel. condi-
ton; SLl95 or best cash offer.
JU. 7-1S1S. -S
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
Solidate your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
tereSt and give you any balance
in cash. Call MR. MILLER, CO. s.
1352. evenings, la 6-5l94
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GARAGES

AVAILABLE MARCH I5-Car or
clean storage: near Walter Reed;
$50 per mo. RA 3-O6S2 $
GARAGE WANTED - Woodbridge,
Brookland sec. ne. State price
ReaSonab Box BLOT, Star,
GARAGES FOR RENT, mr.. Union Sta
ton, ne; excel. for car or storage: !:
l very lge., elec.; reaS. JU. 9-SS42.
In
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

$4,000 SO. FIT. OF neayy industrial
land with small bldg: :. weight
scales ideal for metal or cement
yard. e. section For appointment
coll Pr ~-6li3
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'55s, '54s. '53S and '5Is.
tion and fully equipped: bank flnanc-
ing, PENNY MOTORS. 1920 R. I.
ave ne LA. $1,000. Ill
CADILLAC SO convertible; Hydra
Matte. =. and h.. $4,000 mi: private
owner; $3.50, no trades. 1921 l.
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State Loan Co Of va. Loans to $500.
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CADILLAC

'52 "62" 4-dr.; navy blue
finish. fully equipped: excel buy:
$3.50, cash, terms or trade.
HERSONS, Sth AND o
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IMMED!ALE CASH SETTLEMENTS
DAILY TIL . P NJ. SUN. TIL 5
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
tCor. n Capitol and Florida NED
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

100 old autos wanted, $40 up. Bring
title. 4519 Baltimore ave, Bladens-
burg, Md. near @ and S Laundry.
-
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-iSoI.
sedan; automatic; must be IA con-
dition: cne-owner cay. JA. S-j:!'..S.
Sunday. all day. weeG DAYS 60 pm.
PLYM.: Ford metal sta. wagon. %,
80, %; conven. shift; must be in
good mechan. cond. Box 2S0-T. Star.
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WANTED

We have sold $3.50. 900 in farms in
past . weeks; have cash buyers for
any size farm or acreage in all
nearby counties. Please write details
or phone
H, GLENN GARVIN
1901 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
10. $4,000 Ewes, Du. 1-4a20
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

NORTHEAST WASH.-3 four-unit
bldgs in desirable loc., tenants pay
for own utils. and heat. Better
than l5eo net return on investment.
$4,000 cash will handle each bldg.
CULMORE REALTY CO., JE. 1860.
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1854 go" coupe: Smartly
STYLED with a 2-tone blue exterior.
with matching interior, fully equip.
including power steering, power
brakes, E-Z Eye Glass and Autronic
Eye The motor car of enduring
value: Drice at 81 3gb
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FARMS

STOCK FARM, all in grass
or CROPS: plenty of water; good road.
Poolesville 3l53. If no answer,
call Poplar 2-2354. -
FARM OF - WONDERS" Nearly
400 acres fertile soil. long highway
frontage, stream. well fenced. Price
less than cost to reconstruct the
modern buildings. Committing dis
tance in Monte. Co. Mr.. TRUNDLE.
NJ, C--~4S 81
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CADILLAC 80 go" Special Fleet
wood sedan: pastoral blue exterior.
matte, power steering. power brakes;
the standard of the world. Priced
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~ New. One story. high ceiling
tail-sate loading docks. 5000 So #
of first-class space. Extra land avail
able for parking il wanted. Close-in
Northeast location.
(2) New. One story, high ceiling,
drive-in bldg, 1890 so. IT. plus
2.400 so. It. of excellent Offices.
Large paved parking lot adjoining
Close-in Southwest location.
So. #. near N. Y. ave. and Bladeus-
burg rd. on one floor with railroad
siding Parking can be provided.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV. MA. $4,000
n
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BOATS
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

BUS, Harmon Harrington. equipped
as store on wheels. could be home
on wheels; have all seats; peri.
cond.; 42-passenger. Sl.095. JE.
4-4646. -
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BUICK 1888 Super sedan; fully
equipped, very clean; sale, 81 ,595.
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 R. /. ave.
ne. LA. $1,000. Ill
DynatioW. radio and heater. Wv.
tires, all nylon interior; one-owner
car, low mileage: immaculate condi-
ton throughout Safety tested.
guaranteed. Bargain priced, 81 ,695.
This represents $500 under current
market value. PAUL BROS, fOlds0.
KE. 7-l3US, Wis. ave. and Ellicott
sts, NV. Open daily till s. -
BUICK 80 station wagon: Dynaflow.
r. and h.. private owner: 5000. No
trades. 1921 l. st. NV. i'll
BUICK 80 @-door: DYnafioW, radio
and heater. black: Sl.595.
ARCADE PONTIAC
Evening star., 1955-03-07

lI5 so. COLUMBUS ST.
Alexondrio-K. 9.l7l4
Evening star., 1955-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

.ANGLlA-'5l sed., 1897 SO Nor
40 Hillman sed.. 1897, and o M.G.s
.JJAGh PRY l4th and P SITS
ANGLIA l2iS tEnglish Ford>; spIen-
did i'd, condition; ION, 6eaut. real leather
sacrifice, Sl6a; terms. 50 down.
ROPER 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
AUSTIN l9is (of Birmingham. Eng
!and! sunoonnet sedan; very nice
So down. ROPER, 18th and
AUSTIN All HEtAnhEEY I E 100" 1853; SEN
sstional sports car; S2,9S5; deliv-
cred complete; Highest trade-ins
offered MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
1eSt. lal4: Kaiser, WHY'S and for
e6S e.E2 cars Rsncb 1th at E,ids sts. ny North
St. Alex, Va, King S-5525.
BUICHS--Selection OF models and
eo!ors. HoRNER S COR, Buick
Reaier. z 'G4si Fla ave. ne at 9th. Ii.
BulCKs-Horner's Corner. $500
Mimi; ave. ne. A choice selection Of
Buick Dealer. Stanley SIAN. H Il. HoRNER 5SHs.
BUICK '53 Roadmaster Riviera coupe:
2-tone blue exterior equipped with
radio, heater. dynaflow, power steer
ing power brakes, Wv. tires. Priced
reasonably at Sl,795.
Capitol Cadillac -Olds. Co.
222 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 80 convertible; Dynaflow, r.
and h., private owner. $500 No
trades. 1921 l. st. NV. Ill
BUICK "a 4-dr.; equipped; II. 900
orig. miles, two-tone finish; SI.976,
cash, terms or trade.
HERS0Ns, Sth AND o
Evening star., 1955-03-07
IWAREHoUsEs-RENT Cont oFEIcEs 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
FIREPROOF WHSE'S.

500 so. FT. New bldg, 20x90. !,
Zoned End comml; loc. s. Capitol
and l. area. Ii. 7-7400, JU. 9-4375.