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PASTOR

DELEC. AND LUNCH.
N.E.Abcut 5000 vkly saiss; rent
sairs: Ions Lease: $3.50 down. small
news new AND VARIETY
N.Wx-Long established; ceicred
i5sdsa s5sasa sisR sSfu' ssest Sniy MOOD 1900
down: nloneyuiaker
BEER TAVERN
Mostly beer trade. snacks. sand
wishes: ne: aegus y nod sa20 ~, Teekis'
DELEC. AND GROCERY
EnsiIy managed; apt. npetairs: about
near GWu; 5000 down. balance
Lane iP Pastor, Ex. 1855
IS RMS, 61a BATHS
Nuy property. furniture and tusi-
ness corner eompietsiy iurnia1se
circis, one block from Conn. ave. J;
gross quoted $4,000 year: VIII
consider $4,000 down.
Edwin T.. Ellis, RE. 7-5l40
1910 Vermopt Ave. RE. 7-b1t0
Business And Investment
VALET AND TAILOR SHOP
owner has heart trouble; VIII sell
business and building. Beautifui AZ
room apt, Iipstatr1: 3 rooms ana
bath and nice store dcwnEtaira.
Owner cannot DO Justice TO place.
VIII sell conplets. business ai,a
suit Good business. same owner
HARRY N. GREENFIELD
IA. 0-e277 IA. p-7gee
COL0RED--9I,0 ,003s SALE; apt, rent
800 mo. Call sun. 8 To 8, u.
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COLQRED--0 RMS, $3.50 DOWN
7th and Observation-Disclosures brick
home; entF. hall, rec. rIn., 9as heat,
deep yard, storm windows: bargain
price. Quick pess. JAMES CARR,
EX 3-540G, AD 4-8n5ti. ---6
COLoRED7-RN DETACHED
9th and Longfellow--Spacious home;
deep entr. hall. front porch. hsmt..
oil heat, Ice. yard. a-ear garage.
Si2. $50 with $3.50 down and SOS
mo. JAMES CARR. Ex. 3-740O.
AID. 4-s95n. ti
COLoRED--OPEN 3 TO 5 PM
1874 Park pl. NV. spacious rms.
oil h.-w.h., garage. Ash pond: excel.
cond. Tu. 2-o34S. NO. 7-Os3S.
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bus. oppoRTuNITIs Lesn..l

COCKTAIL LouNoE-Lons lease,
low rent, short hours, air condi-
tionins; $4,000. Terms.
TAvERN-LfcuoR-N.w. location;
long established, doing good bnsi-
ness; an conditionine: long lease;
$4,000. Terms.
REsrAURANT-LIcuoR = Excellent
$4,000 monthly. long lease: sir
eonditionins: 10000. Terms.
RKsTAuRANr--Best NV. location:
doing over $4,000 monthly long
lease All conditioning; short hours.
REsTAURANT-LIoUoR - Dovntown
corner loeation: doing $lsS00
weekly; low rent; air conditioning;
$4,000. Terms.
TAvRRN-DoINd GOOD BUSINESS,
inE; short hours; 1000. Terms.
SANDWICH sHoP--N.w. location; /;
doing $4,000 monthly; long lease;
low rent. cir conditioning; $4,000.
GIFT sFIOP--Busy NV. loeation;
net prodt over $1,000 yearly, In
cluding photography equipment and
stock over $1,000. Price, $4,000.
NICHOLAS GASTON CO.
selling -Financins-B Business Places
SOL Woodward Bids.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO S Pm.
1914 KANSAS AVE. NV.
This home is must. to see Is 10
believe Low down payment, terms
reasonable. COMMUNITY REALTY
CO $500 Illinois ave. NV. IA.
10000; evenings. NO. T-21S5. Wo.
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laa4 INoRAHAM ST. NV.

l5a4 INGkAHAM ST. NV.
5 rms. 2 baths, dbls. rear pcrches.
attic and fun bspt,i oil h.-w.h.;
garage; priced ct only $4,000.
j LEE DONNELLY A son
MA. s-3316 Ewes. & Sun, Wo. 6-2362
cOLORED-CHEcK THESE
RuDDENS SPECIALS
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
73 MARIETTA PLACE NV.
Owner VIII sacrifice this lovely eors
gas heat and garage, in excellent
~ Si4 ~FARRAouT ST. NV.
Powder room and den on LIST A.; =
large bedrooms and bath. rec, rooins
garage. plus many extras, In this
423 ONEIDA PLACE NV.
Detached S-room brick, bath. oil
heat, garage. Only sls.2b0, with
sisS NEWTON ST. NE,
Detached. corner. Y rooms, bath, reg.
room and garaee. Only $l4.sb0.
3I2l 18th ST. NE.
2 tiled baths. Terms to suit.
CALL MR., NEwBAN. RA. 3-o140
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 2-3060 -
CoIloRED-7Is INdRHAM ST. NJ ".
OPEN SUNDAY, 1890 TIL 8 Pm
SI3,95a: Z rooms. big incl. porch,
2 baths. side hall. French doorsf
new Ras furnace, h.-w.h. Colonial
front porch 2-car garage. de-
tached. Close transp.. echoolss
stores Ask about our budget plan
Of buying. Also shown BY appotnt-
ment. Mr.. Maury. HO. 2-3S51.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 fAth ct NV AD. A-200H
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M0TEIS FOR SALE.

MOTEIS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation BY exciu.
travel specialist offering recon-
1endations on best buys In motels
and sites. Large motels with cash
payments Of $4,000 and up. "A
entell moteH can be bought for
$1,000 cash, balance easy pay
JOE II. THOMPSON
232 OODWARD BLDG
EN-. 1920. Davor Night
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HOUSES EoR sALE--N.W.
EMpAssY SECTION

EMBASSY SECTION
18th and Harvard Sta, near zoologi.
cal fark: eonv. to all tfansporta-
tion. shopptns schools. churches;
large dining rm. with beaned
ceiling. large modern kitchen, ez-
celIent condition. bedrooms. bath.
full basement. oil hot-water heats
built-in garage. Call SIGLKR a
Co. RA. 3-3431 or RA. 0-9271s
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0LoVER PARK. Sl6.00U
2s02 37th 81. Open sun .S . 7,
3 bedrns.; lis. rpn.. gtt incl
oWENs RRALTY, NE. 6-0As6.
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.WoODs. sI7.5f0; GI ap-
with frepl. and bookcases. larse
din. rn.: 3 bedrnis, and sleeping
porch ups fun bsmt.s gas heat.
garage. Good value BILLING
StEY REALTY CO., I'm. a-2326:
EVes or, Q-SkRQ
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BLVD. .--Det., in peri.
cond. -FOUR bedrnas. tst q. has
3 bedrnns.. bath. slin-iit mod kit:
ire. IN. rns., BIZ din. rtsi., screened
porch; End al. 2 hedrms, sewine
rIn. ~. rssE. Fr.. M in m bsnns s r.s sss
n;s~ f.ss ogey seysls a,sl ~ RRAffssTJNos fis 4 "a
corr. KK. 7-is07 day r NIGHT.
asaeARTHuR BLVD. e-roon. s-
bath bun9nlow on Level lot; de-
fnched 2-caf garage. Workshop.
near schools and trensp. 2li-
b00. SUSIE y. WATWOOD. MA. g.
B376s ewes, DU. f-0I0S.
MT PLEAsANT--3.story briek Z
ieaYEng. $4,000 dn. NO. 7-702e
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RAAIBLRR - Shingie;
vacant: I.390 so. It. d. space: 8
nice rms, plus kit. and bath; firepl.,
h.-w.i1.s YARD; enraee attic. excel.
location. blks, south Walter Reed.
Good terms Or OF. RA. 6-ST0O.
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-, r.sya.S1S GyoL.oESEps On I ~

62l GAILATIN ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 4 TIL 8
An excellent row brick property IN
tip+top condition. Concrete Colo
NAL front porch, side-hall entrance,
8 rooms, 2 iflclosed porches, 2
baths. Fun basement plus storage
room. Bryant Ras h.-w.h. Deep
terfaced rear yard. fenced. Large
aluminium lifetime metal garage.
Priced right on terms. Call MT.
Poliack. JU. 5-e355.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV AID. 4-200k
COLORED--S ROOMS, 2 BATHS
The finest and cleanest home In the
beautiful Petworth lection. Side
hall plan. Full basement with gaS
heat. Deep yard with. aluminium
Diet. garage. II sparkies. shown
privately. cau Mr.. Clark. RA. d
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th St. NV. AD. 4-200k
cOLoRED-OPEN SUN. 2-6
1920 4th ST NV.
Vacant beautiful 6-Tm. brick front
cement porch, mod. kit. bath. rec.
rm.. gas h.-w.h.. one-car garaee.
Shopping and transp.
RA. $4,000. DON sl"iH Iu. 1856
coLORED-oPEN 90
457 DELAFIEID PL. NV.
Come by and see me, 3-bedrm. brick,
2 incl. porches; nice.
AID. 4-3s49. LU. 4-3l91. 10. 2-7273
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WHITE OR COLQRED ~
Webster St, west OF 18th ST. nv.
Owner must sell his rich home and
furniture. 10 rms, 3 baths. 2 kits.
A pride Of q home for 2 families.
Can be seen any time. RA. 6-0925.
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BARNABY WOODS--Detaclaed brick,
newly decorated charming entrance
hail. paneled den with full bath and
fireplace, large hyine room, lovely
dining room, efiicient Kitchen,
mendous brick patio on list q, ideal
for entertaining; ind 4. has 8 twin
sized bedrooms. 2 baths; basement
recreation room, full bath. gas
heat. REALISTINQs CORP. KE.
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1903 New Hampshire ave. First
commercial. 8 rms. bath: gas hot
water heat; row brick. No down
payment necessary 70 responsible
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soRsiS 81 ESk dssssd
SELLING price reduced for repairs.
Screened front porch. ify. rn. with
firepl,. family-size din. rm.. mod.
kit. breakfast nook, rec. fm. and
toilet In bsmt. 3 tWtn-stxe bedrms I,
g baths on End A.: finished rin. on
3rd "a. Sale BY OWNER. Location
Ekopuine. out Conn. ave. 10 Lega.
tion ST.. 2 blks east Of Conn, 10
35l5 Lesation 81. NV. "a
LEAVING COUNTRY
. sells two-story brick house. large
living rm., dining rm.. 2 sun
porehes. 3 bedrms.. 2il baths. e.
car garage; 1st o. eompl. fngged;
Ras heating. Open any time for
inspection. 1901 18th st NV RA.
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ABOYE WALTKR REED Nh. 18th
ST.-close 10 SEQ, 800 for a GUS
tom-buiit home By one OF D. c.'s
best bniiders. In flie residential
area. Very comfortable home With
3 bedrms. 2la baths. eeKter-hall
plan featuring den, uETRA-MOD-
ERN kit, French drs. LEADING from
din. rms to scr. pehs and fire yd
Heavy slate roof Gear Rnr- new
h.w.h among feat. Open today ] TO
81 Come see it. 1925 HEMLOCK ST.
u ~ HI A.laAa 49,.
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coLoRED-oPEN Sun, 20

Brishtgood. vacant. semidet. bricki
8 Ice. rms 2 baths. 2 kitchenss
OIL h.-w h., olie-car garage. Con~
yenient area. DON BLAIR. RA.
6-oA00 In 1.7RtO
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COlORED CORNER =
4S49 KANSAS AVE.
OPEN g TO s. 81 .500-S2. 900 DN.
Upper N.W.-Eiite living. Liy. rm.
with firepl., den, din. rm... double
size kit. 3 bedrms.. baths. nm
ished bsmt-, stone wall. etc. Low
priced. Come by and browse.
la. 6-4145. Ii, 1881.
zAGAMI REALTY CO. Realtors
COI0RFD-oPEN SUN. LIS
COMPARE THIS
308 VARNUM ST. NV.
semidct. 7-rm. brick. In new-houss
cond.; front porch, side hall entr..
liv. rm.. din. rm.. equip. kit. dens
3 bedrIns.. bath, porch, full hsnat.,
oil h.-w.h.. lge. yard, 2-car Ea.-
rage exceptional value for terms
PRICE, $13,950
cAMPANELLA q co.
IEx, SAILS Ewes. JU. 5-e000
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REsTAURANT--Best NV. location:
DOING over $4,000 monthly long
lease nlr conditloning; short hours.
BARGAIN.
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ARIZONA AVE. 290l--Looking fol
the very unusual In . new housei
Here Is q spltt-leyel with s bedrme.,
8 baths and . den that is really
different. The cathedral-type win
doRs and vauiAed ceiling Of the itv-
Ing room are most impressive. Open
zona. left to house. Miss Patton.
EM. 3.69S6 OF kM 2-22l6. MER-
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OPEN SUNDAY, / to S
b70O 18th st. NV corner Madison
very attrac. LIST floor. End. S bed
rms. 3 baths; gas heati auto. eie.
yatof. 2-car gar: extra-iarge lot:
Cooperation invited.
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1871 HARVARD ST. NV.
$14,950$95O DOWN
OpeA Is. Nr. Rock CT. Park. Mod.
Tow brick town heuse Eflge. pic
baths Mr. Ttshler. co. 5-N414.
i LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
co b-3saa III q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

coLoRKD--A REAL HOME
mrs; : rms. 8 baths. powder rm.,
attic lee gar enel. porches: mr..
bus. streetcar. stores. etc New
eond.; many extras. $4,000 cash
down, May exchange. OWNER,
Ia n-T010 - !.
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REsTAURANT.LIoUoR = Excellent
Conn, ave. location; doing over
$4,000 monthly. lone lease: a!r
sondiiionins: $4,000. Terms.
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COCKTAIL LoUN6B-Lons isase
low rent, short hours air condi-
tionins; $4,000. Terms,
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1850 FOxtsALL I'D. south Of RES
eTy0ir rd.--NeE air-eond. rambler,
wei planned, Constructed ot fne
materials 4. Very dssirsels a lot; BsIck sa,
per suffers. conv. 10 school and
ff1nsp. Open sun, liz. PRANK
NJ. DOYLE Feaitor, WO. 6-23a74 +
/ san ST.-a-stury BRICK III rms 3
baths garages liberal terms.
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MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
224 l4th St, NV AD, 4-200t
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6Ia VAN BUREN ST. - Detached
home. iEe. lot, In finest area, Re-
decorated. New Bryant gas fuY-
mace. M, schools and transp. Low
din. payment and easy terms. &I3,4
J Qs0 IA A.ROkfl ,---0
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A1IKR. UNIV. Park, 1907 Fessenden
81. n.w.-Open sun. to 5; attrae-
tive det. brick home; spac. Nv. rm..
din. rm., kit. front and rear
porches; s bedrms., baths End A.;
Nm. heated rm. ard A.: Raraee. ex-
tra large, beautiful lot. FRANK j.
4 VOIKMAN, EN-. 3-ft}ti6.
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8FACluUS HOUSE., near GeofNe-
toxAG---S bedfoonaSs large IN Fnls !.
din, fffi.. modern Kitchen buffers
pantry and sunFoom. y whole baths,
streets: double garn9e. full bSllt.i
lots 81 Ehrubhefy. Cali OWNER,
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AMER, UNIV. PARK--It charm and
EoF ER5ayfSasg sai & e: &c ls pSssn Ss.S hso me
IN the very choice spot OF this
popular community, Includes bed
room and bath on fst floor. 2 bed
rms. nursery and bath on 2nd
noor; 1e0-ft. lot with GORGEOUS
trees. Priced Ct S2s.500s VACANT.
Mighty anxious To sell FRANK 5.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14ils eyes.. oil.
0-616o. %
AMER, o. PARK, s15, ,75o-yery
substantial det. 4.bedrna- masonry
and frame home g =. 4sih saa. ane River y ysr
near best schools. shopping and
srsinas5pf ia5 EhAnh1, "a 4, = rtla4s. e5saa -.
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PARK Completely mod
snised iaras b.s4s aes y ffee y r Win Ssss rs
place. full din, rm., new KIT. large
den, storase attic. full bsnt, l3x2n
rec. rm, with 5 expos; lovely fenced
yard; S16.500. 9 whittier s.. nv,
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Annual Donor Banquet

The Sisterhood Of the Kes-
her Israel Congregation viii
have Cantor Sholom Katz,
world famous artist, as guest
and principal entertainer on
Sunday, December 4 at the an
Evening star., 1955-11-20

nual donor banquet, to be held
at 8 o'clock in the Crystal Room
at the Willard Hotel. For res
ervations call Mrs. N. Shul-
man, co-c h airman. Mrs.
Harold Goldin will preside as
president.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK

Madame going to dancer"
The answer was yes. Well.
Madame was told she'd have
to remove her hat. Seems that
"stomping at the Savoy" in
London is done hatless.
80
Remark overhead this week
regarding the decorating abil-
ity Of a Californian. piece
by piece her house is beauti-
full, but all together 1t looks
like it's all assembled for the
auction block"
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Continued From Page Dc

Contlnued From Fage U-b
one to ask you to remove your
hat If you 30 to the theater.
-
Rex told US that when he
and Helen Rose. the screen
designer. visited London they
stopped at the Savoy to have
. dance. Helen was wearing
q wisp of 3 hat, and as the
waiter came by the table he
noticed thay were getting up
to dance and inquired. "Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

special publications. Colleges and libraries around
the country have arranged similar programs.
AS astute as Whitman was in foreseeing this
countrys rise to pre-eminence e.. we must
bear the brunt Of danger, we the youthful
stnewy races. all the rest on US depend ~,
he was at his best writing Of the fundamental
and unchanging aspects Of nfe-love, loneliness
JOY and grief. the spirit Of man and natures
unbounded promise. His background was the
whole America Of his day. and his descriptions
and impressions have an enduring truth that
makes them just as applicable today. Inspired
by Whitmans lines. photographer Roland Pat
ters0n spent several months travelling around
the country illustrating some Of the best and
most familiar lines of Leaves of Grass" with
pictures from the contemporary scene. similar
to those that moved the poet to such eloQuence
fContinsed on Next Pose)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
WaIfWhifman's America
POETS VISION SPANS A CENTURY
By Lloyd Z. Barker
photographs by RoIond Patterson

A CENTURY AGO Leaves Of Grass" was
IA considered so radical q work that no
publisher would risk bringing it before the public.
When the IL poems that made up the first
edition finally appeared In 1855. it the author
himself, Walt Whitman. who not only designed
the slim volume but helped print it as well. The
public paid no attention. but copy Whitman
sent to Ralph Waldo Emerson led his fellow poet
to answer: II greet you at the beginning Of
great career"
In one sense Emersons words were prophetic.
for Leaves" eventually grew into thick volume
with scores Of poems that represent one Of the
major works Of American literature Yet for
Whitman personally the rewards were few.
Today. however. Whitman is recognized as a
giant Of American letters. To honor the cen
tennial Of Leaves Of Grass" the Library of
Congress plans series Of lectures, exhibits and
Evening star., 1955-05-22

b. Cape Cod Timely's cardi-
gan neckline top in white, lilac,
apricot, olive, turquoise and blue.
Timely's skirt of many impressed
pleats in apricot, turquoise, vio-
let, olive and black. "a to 80, 3.S9
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A. Palm Springs Timely'S
scoop 7reckline blouse with intri-
cate ruching trim. White, pink,
maize, apricot, olive, turquoise,
violet and black. 80 to 38 1.9S
Timely's matching circle of skirt
with ruching trim. Apricot, tur-
quoise, violet, olive and black.
"a to 80 ----- -- 3.99
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l.99 and 3.99

C. Long Beach >. Timely's scoop
neckline blouse rippled in pleat-
ing. White, pink, maize, apricot,
olive, turquoise, violet and black.
Timely's matching skirt with
pocketfuls Of pleating. Apricot,
turquoise, violet, olive and black.
"a to 30 3.99
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They Coordinate! They Separate! They Epen Mi*Note!
SKIRTS NJ TOPS by "7IMELr

Whrng twirng skirts and fashionable little tops that
mix well every which way 60 vacatoning in a big
way! Beautifully tailored from Sprngmaid's fine
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
nv OWNER

Brick Colonial, center hall. den. ga
Sin hsI rm |" Eitchen, % rec rm. E Earase, axe;
corner shaded lot; S23,550. KE.
s-olO2.
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.INYEsrMENr PROF. FoR SALE

3l3t 18th ST. N.W.-open Sunday. 3
til 8 pm. LIST commercial. 3-story
brick bldg.: ARRANGED Into spts;;
:-PgENNYr APosToLIDEs. RE. q
SSSa Il: :ooS Or So en- "a! a-Ss5sS snS coMML SS
streets: streets B. B q 8, g. siding: @ S 4.stors Srick %
bldg; other bldgs.: VIII trade or
GOOD SUBDIVISION. ON 3 ROADS.
Va. % mi. D. CT 362-A. dairy farm;
sPS Saths EacfT o bes mSG eoH SI% BE hoSse Ssrs
9 silos. outbldgs.; .95 head dairy
stock ample maehy,: S175;go0,
sTORE AND 2 APIS. Oh Mass. ave.
down dGs 2na psyt St pRMxr1iTiss iisSqa REALTy Ley
CO. ST. 3-s56I. RA. 6-2sIs. ga
10000 SO. TT, end CoMML. on .
streets, B. a. o. siding: 4-story brick
bldg: other bldss., will trade or
sell on easy terms. Wo. s-3437,
'bS bSdsa ssh 4NR fprofsh.d 6Sh Srisk
bedroom English basement apt.
priced Sis; sIs; 500. J. GIBBONS KoodLB,
s;TNlT APT, pvt. residence, eaTsee.
Exclusive AURORA HiLLs-Fiye
min from Pentagon; new duplex. g
bedrm., Calif--styled units. 21-ft.
heamed ceiling. liv. rm.. sep. 13-ft.
din. rm., left. master bedrm., de
luxe kit, suspended balcony over
looks level shaded lot; bus at door.
2 blocks to stores and schools. Phone
IA. 10000; ewes. after 8 pm. JE.
3-796s, REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, 4763 Lee hwy. ION Glebel.
TAKOMA PARK-6-unit det. brk..
conv. to shopping and transp.; excel
renting area Priced less than :
times gross rent CARL D. FORD,
Builder, JU. S-SS37 SO
ALEX.-Brick mansion, modernized; /;
suit. home or offices. Zoned 1t. indus.
Sacrifice. SO. 5-9577 ewes. mostly.
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DOWNTOWN
SNOWFLAKE

i3o.toot frontase Ge facing Constitution
. floors; excellent truck loading IA
cilities, modern freight elevator. VIII
be remodeled and subdiYided to ten.
ants requirements
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PROPERTY FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

36IO I4th ST. NV. - Convenient
location. Ideal for workshop; S5S
per mo. Call HO. 2-3?222. --2S
SILVER SPRING, Wheatcn-New
store. lTx75. Opp. Safeway. S225.
Also l7x50. suitable shop or whole
sale. 500. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE. JU. a-2S52. JU. 7-64s0.
VA, corner Wash.
blvd. and Pershing dr. Bsnt. store,
$40 mo. LU. 4-630l between 10
am. and - pm, 30
MODERN STORE, large show window,
ample parking. Ideal for many
types OF businesses. $50 mo. 26lS
Bladensourg rd. ne. Call at HAIR
PER ELEC. CO. at 1926 Bladensburg
rd ne. LA. 6-ISS5. -29
1882 LEE HWY. Arlington. va
Busy shop. center, across from Safe
way. Reasonable rent. JE. .4-6433
SANDY SPRINGS - Available soon,
new stores, 23x90. Plenty OF park
ing, LOCATED IN shoppinE eentsT.
IUS,. Realtor. Ju. 9-0420. --3l
CONN. AVE, 3411--Uptown shopping
center; 1880, customers parking
nearby. S400. viii consider remodel
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Six Strikers jailed ,
Union Protests

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 6 (P
Six Westinghouse employees
were in Jail today after police
accused them of breaking into
the garage Of a co-worker who
crossed picket lines at the COM
pany's struck plant here.
The six. members of Local
TAG, CLIO International Unon Of
Electrical Workers. were charged
with malicious destruction Of
property and unlawful assembly
They were arrested yesterday
with another man who is not a
Westinghouse employee.
The arrests brought to nine
the number Of union men jailed
here in connection with a back
to-work movement in the So
day-old strike affecting 80 West
Iinghouse plants and $4,000 em.
ployes across the Nation.
A union official called the new
arrests nothing more or less
than harassament of our people
We violently deny that there
was any unlawful assembly OF
malicious destruction"
/ Police said the unlawful as
sembly charges did not pertain
to the assembly of strikers a,
the company plant. but to the
garage break-in.
The IUE spokesman said the
six union men we're getting fooo
supplies for pickets at the time
of the alleged incident.
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Top Compoigners
In Chest Drive
To Get Awards

The first of three area men
responsible for the setting of
campaign records during the re-
cent Community Chest drive will
receive the Order of the Red
Feather tonight.
First to receive the common
dalton for Outstanding achieve
ment" will be c. Douglas Adams,
chairman of the Fairfax-Falls
Church campaign unit.
Presentation of the award will
be made at a dinner-meeting of
the Annandale Lions Club in
Annandale Elementry School at
$50 pm. Mr.. Adams unit raised
a record $4,000.
Presentation of two other
awards will be made tomorrow
Recipients will be Maurice K
HEARTFELT, chairman Of the Dis
trict's business unit, collector OF
a record $1,467 900, and Frank
L. Hewitt, chairman of the
Montgomery County campaign
which raised an unprecedented
100000.
Mr.. HEARTFELT will receive the
commentator at a Rotary Clut
luncheon in the Mayflower Ho-
tel at noon. Mr.. Hewitt will be
honored at a $50 pm. dinner
meeting Of the Silver Spring
Board of Trade at the Indiar
Springs Country Club.
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Cuba Scores
Sired States

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, Dec
Is R.-Cuba denounced yester.
day as "hangman governments
five Communist states seeking
admission to the United Nations
under an 18-nation package deal
Dr. Emilio Nunez Portuondo
Cuba's chief delegate. attacked
the Soviet Union and her satel-
lite states as practicers Of re-
Iligious persecution and enemies
of human rights.
Soviet bloc speakers dashed
back in the U. N. Special Politi-
cal Committee. charging DR.,
Portuondo with being full OF
hate" toward the Communist
states and poisoning the inter-
national atmosphere with old
cold war arguments.
The committee is debating a
resolution sponsored by % ma
tons in support of the 18-na-
ton package deal. This would
admit the Communist states OF
Outer Mongolia, Hungary, Bull
garia, Romania and Albania
along with Ceylon, Cambodia,
Japan, Laos, Libya. Nepal, Jor-
dan, Italy, Portugal. Spain, Ire
land, Austria and Finland.
Nationalist China has threat
Iened to veto Outer Mongolia In
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in a rooming house in Home.
wood, H.. rs miles south Of Chi.
cago. and working in a coffee
shop there from January tt
midi October, when he left fol
Fenton.
State Police Detective.
Charles Left and Melvin Kauf-
man questioned Moser for three
hours last night and said he
denied any connection with the
triple Staying.
Both said he signed a state
ment about being in Illinois II
October. but there was nothing
in the statement to connect hin
with the slayings.
Detective Left said "a check
out has showed that he was II
Coldwater, Mich, on October
1913 and he says he came bacl
october 15."
I'VE showed him pictures o
the slain boys from files Of thu
Pontiac Press" Detective Lei
said, land he showed no reac'
ton Of recognition. remorse Of
anything else"
The two boys he admitted
picking up were somewhere
around Harvey. H., but he wa
mighty hazy about It," Detec
tive Left said. HE had NJ
names, descriptions or how the.
were dressed"