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Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
P ers O n Is

Pvt. Barbara Lindsay Parry was
home for the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan L.
Parry, Fair Acres" DUPONT
Parkway, Smyrna. She finished
her basic training at Fort Nc
Clellan, Admission, Alabama, and
left Saturday afternoon for Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis,
Indiana, where she will attend the
-Adjutant Generals School.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Wallis and
children, Susan and Mike, of
Wheeling. w. Va, spent several
days last week with Mrs. Wallis
mother, Mrs. L. M. Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Riggin, of
Bethel, Del, are guests for a
week of DR.. and Mrs. Harold ].
Laggner.
Miss Mary Littell, and Mrs.
Ernest N. May, both of Whining
ton, and Mrs. Charles Moore, of
Seaford were guests of Mrs. Hen
ry c. Webb at luncheon yesterday
at The Wayside Inn.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13

tional fellowship and brotherhood,
but also a sign of the helping
hand when help is most needed.
The American Red Cross, togeth-
er with other member societies of
the League of Red Cross Societ-
les, is helping meet many of the
emergency needs of these freedom
loving refugees. The six point
program of material assistance in
Free Vietnam is ARCS largest
current international relief prof.
ect." Sewing machines, thousands
of yards of textiles and findings,
supplied by American Red Cross
are being worked on by the re-
fugees themselves, and 100000
yards of ARC-donated mosquito
netting for use in the anti-malar-
ia campaign have been received.
Contributions are being made to
the Vietnam Red Cross for medi-
cal supplies, and Vietnam Red
Cross volunteers are doing Won
derful job of putting these Amer
ican gifts to use, according to-
authoritative report from scene.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13

be ordered during the registra-
ton period.
The course in Great English
Writer'S, a popular choice in the
regular college curriculum, is Of
fered on Monday evenings in Dow
er. Under the direction of Mr..
Richard Clark, this three-credit
course will feature the study of
noted authors in England to the
end of the 10th century.
Other selections of anticipated
wide appeal include estate and
Local Government" under the
supervision of DR.. Paul Dolan, and
Human Relations in Industry"
to be taught by DR.. Frederick
Parker. Both courses are offered
in the Dover High School, on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
respectively.
DR.. Dolan, chairman of the IN
iversity of Delaware's political
science department and renown-
ed authority in the field of gov
ernment, will offer an analysis OF
the structure upon which the loc-
al governing bodies are formed.
DR.. Parker, equally adept in the
field of sociology, will cover the
application of the results of mod
ern human relations research to
the problems of executives and
supervisors in business and indus
try.
Further instruction in mathe-
matics, literature, education, writ
ing, geography, political science,
speech, mental hygiene, finance
and sociology is also offered in
the University of Delaware's ex-
tension program in Kent County.
Additional information may be
obtained by writing to Mr.. Cor
don C. Godbey, University Exten-
sion Building, University of Della
ware, Newark. Extension bulletins
and supplements are available at
the Dover library and in the Of
fee of the principal of each high
school in Kent County.
Mr.. Godbey added that, the ex-
tension service welcomes any
course requests. 1--WE will be glad
to travel to Kent County and
meet with any group to try to
plan courses for particular needs
or interests" he concluded.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
st. Peters Episcopal Church


The Rev. F. S. Bancroft, rector,
has announced that services at
st. Peters Church on the second
Sunday after Epiphany, January
16, will be as follows: Holy Com
munion, s am; Church School,
10 a.m.; Morning Prayer and SER
mon. IL am. The youth group will
meet at 6 pm. The installation of
Bishop Mosely will take place
next Sunday at 5 pm. at the
Cathedral Church of st. John,
Wilmington. Theological Educa-
ton Sunday will be observed Sun
day, Jan. %. On Sunday, Jan. 80
Bishop Mosley will administer the
rite of confirmation to a class of
candidates at st. Peters Church
to be presented by the rector. The
annual parish meeting will be held
in the parish house on Thursday,
Jan. 20 at s pm, when an cleo
ton of three vestrymen to serve
for three years will be held. The
members of the vestry whose
terms expire are John H. Fearon,
Stanley Middleton, and Medford
Sparks. They may not be re-elect-
ed until year has elapsed.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
EDUCATION IN
KENT COUNTY

Continued from Page One
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
ROTARY HOLDS
FARMERS MITE
Ncontinued from Page onel

need for twenty-five percent more
food. However, there is twenty
percent less land being farmed.
He sees farmers as now on the
threshold of prosperity, looking
forward, and seizing opportuni-
ties. He touched on the broiler
industry in Delaware, and said
that the standards of living for
the farmer and city dweller have
greatly increased in the past dec
ade. All are invited to attend
Farm Week at the University of
Delaware early in February, he
announced. There were twenty
farmers present. Reynolds Pratt
RESPONDED and the club gave a
rising vote of thanks. George E..
Bryson presided, Birthday greet
ings were extended to William
Kruchen. William E. Matthews,
Jr., viii present the program next
week which marks the fiftieth an
uiversary of Rotary.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Knots,
of near Smyrna, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Nan
cy Ann to Pvt. George w. Dar-
ren, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Darrell, Sr., of near
Kenton. Miss Knots is gradu-
ate of the John Bassett Moore
High School and is employed with
Wilson Refrigeration, Inc. Pvt.
Darrell was graduated from the
John Bsssett Moore High School
and Is ROW serving with the us.
Army at Camp Gordon, Georgia.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13

Literature" offered at Harrington
High School, are two new courses
which will be available to exten-
sion students. The added material
is a partial result of the excellent
response to the extension pro-
gram in Kent County.
A total of fifteen different
courses will be offered in Kent
County, the extension director
stated. Fourteen of these will be
given at the Dover High School,
with the fifteenth being offered
at Harrington High School. Also,
for the first time textbooks may
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
CLAYTON

Sunday, January 18th is the
second Sunday after Epiphany.
At the morning service at eleven,
the minister will speak on"What's
in a Name?" The Youth Choir
will sing.-In the evening at 1880
all adults are invited to the med
itation, prayer. and religious dis
cussion. The meditation will be
on "The Emotion You Can Share
With No One. THE Church Cal
endar lists the meeting of the
Contact Club, on Monday, Janu-
ary II, at 7:45 pm. in Fellowship
Hall.-Epiphany: Originally cele-
brated the baptism of our Lord.
Later it was identified with the
Nativity. It's story is that of the
Nagi-the Wise Men. The word
means manifestation" Its pur-
pose is to present Jesus Christ as
universal Lord and Saviour, the
fulfllment of the deepest needs
and highest hopes of men the
world around, and to stress the
fulfillment of Gods glory in hu-
man lives.
Items-Ruth Ann Wiley, Char
lotte Pryor, Dale Loder, Esther
Loder, and Ronnie King attended
the Sub-District MYF meeting at
Bethesda Church, Middletown, on
Monday evening Charles Duff is
a patient in the Wilmington Cen
eral Hospital where he is under
going treatment for injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
which occurred south of Town
send on Friday evening.-Mr.J John
Langrell, local town employee, a.
patient at Kent General Hospital.
The Clayton Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. r. Walton Smith, on Fri
day afternoon, January 14th. at 4
1870 pm. Miss Charlotte Swan
son, Club Agent, will be present.
All members are urged to be pres
ent to help make plans for club
activities for 1955.-Mrs. Joseph
inc Shaw of N. Rodney Street, en-
tertained Mrs. Gladys Creadick,
Mrs. Ruth Knots, Miss Patsy
Langrell. Mrs. Margaret Inman,
and Mrs. Bessie Cronshaw at
house party on Monday evening.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of Ewell's-St. Paul
Church will hold bake and food
sale on Saturday, January 18th in
Sevils Store, beginning at IL
The Town Board would appreciate
the cooperation of the citizens in
tying up all newspapers before
putting them out for trash collec-
ton, thus preventing them from
being blown loosely over the
Streets Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Wharton have returned home af-
ter spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs, C. M. Kehler and
sons, of Scarsdale, Westchester
County, New York.-Mr. Lambert
Gooding is recovering from injur-
les suffered when he slipped and
fell in the bathroom of his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Mast have
been the recent guests of his par
ents at Belleville, near York,
Pennsylvania. = Miss Frances
Amos of Metuchen. N! j., was
the recent guest of her uncle, Mr..
Harry B. Amos, and family
Belated birthday congratulations
for Margaret Ann Sibitsky, and
and Joyce Cole. = Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Andreas, and son, Daniel, of
Hartford, Conn, were the recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C.
Andreas. = Warrant officer, and
Mrs. Roy Rogers, of Fort Riley,
Kansas, are spending a leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
Engagement Announced

Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawson,
of Tappahannock, Virginia, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mildred Edna, to Philip
Holding Denney, son of Mrs. Os-
wald Denney of Smyrna, and the
late Doctor Denney. Miss Dawson,
a graduate of the University of
Richmond, is associated with
Thalheimer's, Richmond, in the
Art and Display Department. Mr..
Denney, a 1851 graduate of John
Bassett Moore High School, was
with International Latex Corpora
ton until joining the Armed
Forces in 1858. He is now station
ed at Fort Lee, Virginia, with the
392nd Army Band. The wedding
is planned for early summer.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Eoznded By Robert d. Hoffecker, July s.,
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
Tuary 10. 1897.
Owned and Published BY Robert d. Hot
fecker. Jr., from February 20. 1907 to
December "a. 1883.
Nsblished Every Thursday Morning by
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Street, Smyrna. Del.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
nNERT1SEMENTS-Th Smyrna Times
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district OF which it is the center, en-
braciRg the towns of Clayton, Kenton,
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Subscription price. $500 per year. strictly
IN advance.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13

Roy Rogers, Sr.-Birthday con-
gratulations to Mr.. Kennard
Wooleyhand.-Kenneth Thorpe has
returned home following discharge
from the U. S. Navy. The most
of his enlistment was spent on
foreign duty, in Korea.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13

ON RED CROSS

Continued from Page One
their tents and thatch-bamboo
huts. Their hearts are free of
fear because they know they are
now in friendly hands. The Red
Cross emblem is not only a uni
versal symbol of peace, interna-
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
Birth Of Som Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. New
nam have announced the birth of
a son, their first child. on Sunday,
Dec. 26. He has been named Rob-
ert Potter. Mrs. Newman is the
former Miss Jacqueline Potter,
and the baby is the grandson of
Mrs. Helen A. Potter and the late
Mr.. Potter, and of Mrs. Katherine
Newman, and the late Mr.. New
nam.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
First Presbyterian Church

The Rev. o. C. Jones, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church,
announces services for Sunday.
January 16, as follows: Morning
worship, IL am; Sunday School,
10 am. The Mite Society will
meet on Monday evening, January
IL at 8 pm. The Adult Choir
will meet on Wednesday evening
at 8 pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-13
Annual aomemakers Club Dinner

AnnudI H0mtmaktrS JIuD DInHeT
The annual dinner meeting of
the Smyrna Homemakers Club
will be held on Thursday, Jan. 20
ait $50 pm. in the social hall of
Asbury Methodist Church. Reser-
vations must be in the hands of
MRS. Ernest Mattiford by Jan. 16.
AT this meeting officers for the
ensuing year win be installed. The
banquet will be served by the
Harvey c. Jones Sunday School
Glass. Mrs. Townsend Vaughn is
slated to be installed as president
Evening star., 1955-01-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES
PROFESSIONAL. PEOPLE
DENTAL OR MEDICAL
BARR BUILDING
9IQ 18th ST. NV.

Large 5-room suite. r-conditioned,
fiuorescent lights. 3 exposures.
Rental AGENT on Premises -
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729 18th ST. NV. pI. 7-Isi0
Air conditioned suites Of 3, 5 or Z
rooms. I 6lock trom Dept; q Treas
cial district. Very reasonable rental
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RIAL ESTATE LOANS

Isl, end. sra Trust LOANS. a..
HR SHRs'ss soFHy + y'SSi 81 esgsi ssssi1 ..'y terms
MONEY ON end TRUSTING vii
buy 2nd-trust notes. d. c.. nearby
Nd. or va, reasonabie rates. Ma.
TIoMAL AoRTGAGE 3 NvET'
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Here Ii choice location for you:
spacious. impressive. quiet efiices;
attractive leases. call Mr., MccUl
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OFFICES D STUDIOS FOR RENT

FULLY FURNISHED air-conditionsd
Sts5ss %ocD%ARD " SLbd s's sE HsessasD' ssss
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite.
NV. Teiephons Ma. s-26O4. -6
2O39 X ST. N.W.--400 sa. IT,. 2nd-
floor office, north light, flourescent
lighting. private lavatory,, LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER; Agent. 1919 K st.
PasTilTfoNEb aiEi ia IN i1Si oFFIcE, for rent in
Silver Springs LARGEST and finest of
flee building. Reasonable. Call ~.
NV. sVSOoii; oPPosITE statler. office or apt.
3rd fl. frt:. 2 ise; rms mod kit;:
iarn: or SnfSIaa. sign privii. 60.
ysFFaRsdN sigSss; HE fiSSSs' sfSG' 1925 10th st.
NV, i blk. West Conn. ave. rms.
comprising approx. 1000 50, II. on
main floor; 4 exposures; Quoted for
zS6oz a BaDoRs But Rssrcens c1s. .is
ssi iI1ii iith ST.. N.w.--and and ard
frs. air cond.. very low rental. RE.
1881, RA. 6-1101. %
aeI,.ss sarRssssS R.sssop
conditioned building. Reason
able Box 41l-R, Star. -
MEDICAL OFFICE. conv. loc, on 10th
st. bet. Park road and Monroe sIs
air. cond.; parking space. HO, ..
1858 or RA. 3-1397
LAWYER, accountant, mfrs rep,
etc, to rent large once in down
town lawyers suite. ST. 3-5764.
SILVER sPkING--suite Of ofaces, ali
or part fronting busy street on bus
line, private and public .parking.
Perfect for dentist or physician.
THOMPSON a. GRAY, JU. b-6l0Q.
DESK SPACE, in modern once build
ing; share rent and salary compe-
tent secretary. GLEGGE THOMAS.
723 Albee Bldg. g.
18th AND X N.W.-Ffye air-oondi-
| toned rooms. private lavatory and
shower; excellent location for trade
association. architects or profes-
sional group; reasonable rent. RE.
lois iash ST. N.w.--studio once
available; S25 q month. Other
rooms available; air-conditioned II
desired. ST. 3-5530. lie
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TRUST NorEs cor SALE

End TRUST. Sl,831. PAYABLE $35, mo.
81. Good white makers. Only ST. 500
LO. 1866. So
S1,915 PAYABLE s YEARS. Sl9 per
MOI $500 or best offer, oV. g.
001T. 20
SEVERAL WELL SECURED FIRST
and sec.trust notes for sale at fair
discounts. JESSE LOEB, Ma. As-2014.
10
$3.50 End TRUsT-Behind $500
B. q L. All offers considered. ST,
3-9433. ia. o-1Z50. -S
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OFFICES STUDIOS FoR Remit AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
fcensnnAA {ccntinuedl

TEN LOTS. 1900 50 IT,; four OF
existing road: city water; Fall
Church area. Priced S16,5o0, Terms
THoS. @. MAGRUDER CO.. eos:
Wilson blvd. ia. 2-3131, ia. 2
0074. Ewes. TE. 6-34l5. -
18th ST. HEIGHTS, above Kalmia--
Corner 64x100. Eyes. TE. 6-2233
L. T. GRAVATTE. Ma. S-07S3.
512,000 SO. Fl, commercial grount
on Rte. 240 In Rockville city limits
Excel. loo. with over 1900 n. roac
frontage. Price, 81 per So. IT. Yery
reas. terms. RORT. L. LoWERY
JU. e-a200. Ewes. IA. a-0163.
LOTS AND ACREAGE, MONT. CO
s lots, paved, sewer and water lat.
erals In, nr, Ca. ave. and Foresi
Glen rd., silver Spring.
l72 lots, 9.O00-sa. 1T. min, 75-ft
frontage, some with paving anC
sewer and water laterals in, bal
recorder and sewerabie. in wheaton
100 acres, adj. new Indian Spring,
Country Club in Colesville area o.
Silver Spring, all cleared grounds.
20 acres on colesyille I'd. nr. inter,
section Of N. H. ave-. all cleared
grounds.
72 acres including excel. S-bedrm
home, mr.. Colespille, lge. road 'front.'
age, all cleared ground.
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Newly remodeled suites from $3.50
per mo-; air conditioning available;
immed. occup See superintendent or
CAFRITZ. DI. 7-oO8O
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LOANS
Call American Until 800 PM
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
Pick ap yoay money
at the office near vot.
Phone Adams 2-651O
AMERICAN FINANCE CO.

Chevy Chase OIL. 4.713f
3308 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
soai N. Moore ST.. Arlington. VI. .
1889 Georgia Ave. NV. JU, 5-7200
s07 King st.. Aisxsndria, w.:
47os MsrIbsrs Pike Sc. ID. S-ssoo
3IBo wilson BLVD, Arlington, va.
"a. b-e2o0
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TRUCKS ron sALE tcess.l

VoRD '4e N-tpn pickup: n sood con.
aitton Sies; nARKM,Asx-FoRD
Q to Q, sat. till Q.
FORD '5S M-ton pickup; VS. motor
tip-top cond,; S0e5. written guar
TRIANGLE MOTORS lFordl, 3olt
n. ]. ave. ne, DE. a-6302
FORD 81 acton panel: VS. motor
heater. aux. seat almost new tires
has had Hight use by one owner
$S95. written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TQRS lFordD, 500 r. ]. ave. ne
INTElRN4TYiONAL TRUCK 1s4s y.
$3.50. Lo. 4-ss46. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE


DODGE TRUCK, 194s. package de-
livery. Boyertown body: excellent
running condition. 5000. Truck can
be seen 42A 9th 81. NV. --4
FORD 1852 Seton pickup: $4,000
at Burrows Motor Co., 800 M st.
s,e. from s am. to $40 pm; at
Ylncent's Trailer Court. 5000 Kenil-
J5lm p'm. assi SAM aiSsa.0ui' Beer. A'' at'''
CHEV. h3; Model 800, eab-oyer-
engine, with left. stake body. The
condition Of this truck Is excep-
tional; S1,3g5. PARKWAY-FORD.
305l M st. NV. AID. 2-01s5. Open
9te Q, sat till g: ..,
s4aS. s4na5iSn' f1Ss fFSRKWAY-roR WAY Orb sSsi oSi N
st. NV AID. 2-0i85. Open . 10 0.
Sat. till 9.
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STORES FOR RENT Goat,
NEW SHOPPING CENTER
ALEXANDRIA

Two most attractive air-conditioned
stores in new shopping center re-
COMP complets Spshd With iiaoreseent Ssa iisStins
asphalt tile floors, decorated. PRICED
very reasonably. Openings for hard
ware, kiddie shop, women's ready
to-wear. beauty narlor and barber
gift shop. Ample customer parktns
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ct. NV. MA. s-5R0C
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

OWNERS OF INDUSTRIAL GROUND
Close to Kenilworth interchanae
solicit contacts with parties de-
sirious of locating business In this
new distributing center for ware
housing and other light tndystriel
springwood dr.. Silver Spring. Nd.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

3a'x6O, BLDG, zoned ufht manu-
featuring: BladensburG, on Balto.-
Wash. E2oressway. BAVIS. HO. 3
1862
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HOUSES foR SALIVA.
Country Living
METZLER-Va. Office
CHURCHES ron RENT

NO. e6 MASS. AVE. NV. - Small
church. Seat: about go: $50 mo
Phone MA. s-4639 or EN-. 2-5a42
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BETHESDA


Approximately 1880 square feet
zoned commercial, with small
building: good location for business
Price, $4,000; terms.
Also other excellent locations in com.
mercial ground.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2022. Ewes. and Sun. Mr.
Laushlin, Oh. 2-1sgO. %
Modern Fireproof Bldg.
2-story elev. bldg. approx. 10.60(
50, II. per a., plus parking area oi
air-cond., iinisheS efice space. show
rooms and laws; On LIST A.. TT. yd
and inciosed with Anchor fence.
JOLLES & SENNETT co.
Realtors DI. 7-4241
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
sToREs FOR RENT

NATIONAL CONCERN wants new
Washington area. Box 41o-R. Star.
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GARAGES

LEASE OR RENT-Weli-located heavy
vehicle bus or truck garage anl
maintenance facilities: completed,
paintins pius storaEe and desirabl,
air-conditioned ofjice space; excellent
lease on reasonable terms. Call OF
write Bill Owens, THE GRAY LINE
SO Hanover pl. NV, DI. 10000
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Large bright single once at this most
convenient address, only $3.50 per
month OLIVER T. CARR. REAL
TOR. MA. e-2s05 or ma s-e0o3.
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FURNISHED SUITE
furnished and equipped
suite including 4 OF 4 etnees AVAIL
and Pa, ave. NV. MA. s-2eoB or
OLIVER T. CARR. REALToR
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

cHILDREN's SHOP. est, 2s years,
exclusive clientele. Leaving city Feb.
i: sacrificing. CO. 5-162S, 1405
Park road NV. Stock. fixtures. ---4
420 NJ ST. N.W.--6-rm. house. bath.
coal-fired hot-water heat, large ga
rage, 1888 2-stpry brick; suitable
for small business. Cheap, SO. 200.
Good terms; of. BY LOUIS A. STAR
LING, 721 10th st. NV, Tel: RE.
DOWNTOWN tIaffg BUILDING. between r
and @ sts. NV; I9.7x7l it., 2la
stories; sull basement. modern front;
1st floor air-conditioned; oil heat.
Call Mr.. Dodge, Jr. WEAVER BROS,
INC, DI. 7-S300; ewes, EN-. 2-S4D6.
MT. RAINIER, LIST conimercial-Store
and 5-rm. apt. full bsmt.. oil h.
VIII; Ideally located in center OF
store; only SIS 600, with $s,5d9
down. To Inspect. call THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500, ,till
Ist COMMERCIAL. close to woody's
Ideal for smart shop, restaurant
or any retail business. where heavy
trafiic is essential to success; ground,
23 IT. by, 100 IT.. improved with 3
story and i2-bSmt.. limestone-front
bldg; elevator, gas heat; q bar
gain. Owner will consider sale, trade
or long lease. Good terms can be
arranged. Shown by appt. only. Cal
Mr.. Harper. ST. $4,000, JAMES l.
DIXON 81 CO. --6
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

N1e~ w. s1N
21st AND X SITS. N.W.-corner O.
story brick bldg: store front and
offices, $3.50 per mo-: win remodel.
Can Mr., SMITH. DI. 7-l41l: ewes,
DoMNTOWN a-story bldg, with $500
50. II. tpaneled air-cond. ofiicel,
1000 50. IL. fenced parking area.
Unusual In its wide range Of uses
including shop. warehouse. specially
processing, research lab, etc. In
excellent condition; $500 per month
Call Mr. O'Nefi, PHILLIPS. cANBY
a FULLER, INC. ST. 3-2400, ioi2
NEW STORE, ssxs0 fireproof with
parking for 10 cars in rear, 3l2O
Georgia ave.
Modern Fireproof Bldg.
10000 so. FT.--In whole or in part:
plus parking area OF aprox. $4,000
So. IT,. loading platforms, 10000
50. It. fully air cond., finished show
rooms. etc.
Jolles & Sennett Co.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
Evening star., 1955-01-04
GAMOOSA ROOM?

No, there is no room for the family
water buffalo, but there Is garage
and you can get that SO model intc
II without knocking out wall
There are also 5 large bedrooms and
2 full basement in this fine new
VERNON REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
OPEN 3-DARK
SleepV Hollow
E1R 750

s-BEpRM. BRICK RAMBLER
in BEDROOM FiNIsHED and iarge
storage and partial basement. Only
. years old and in immaculate
condition, Large level lot. tall trees
ONLY 2 blocks to schools. shop, bus
A1.300 (incl. settlement costs, to Gl
or easy conventional terms. Call al
Parker, Smith g. Donnell
2O28 N. 10th at Court House Rd.
Realtors. Open Q TIL 9. ia. 7-0l6l.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
TRAILERs

STEWART house trailer. 1851. 80
dition, $1,000 Occoquan 11-F-20
DAVIS GARAGE, Woodbridge. Va
TRAILETTE '53; GIFT, perfect con.
dition. tub and shower: must sell
by Jan. 5. Lot III, WOODLEY
HILLS TRAILER PARK. Alex, Va
1859 KoZY COACH, ss IT,, . bed.
rms: kept like new; must be sold
by Jan. 20. viii sacrifice 1t S3,200
2730 Richmond hwy. Lot /. Alex
Evening star., 1955-01-04

LARGE single store available at $3.50
per month or small single store at
Sl46 at this busy location Just
] block from the White House. Ma.
6-3S6b or Ma. S-s093.
OLIVER T. CARR. REALToR
Evening star., 1955-01-04
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE.

UPPER WISCONSIN AVE.
Choice 1st commercial. approx. 1900
s.; y with Fl frontage s.,,,s ot 80 y: ,,. o.
house on property. Near new clinic
ct District line. Call ]. e. Smith
for full information
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. MA. $4,000