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Ministers in Area List
Subjects for Tomorrow

Ascension Lutheran, Landover
Hills-The Rev. Henry C. Schroe-
der on "a Reasonable Worship
at 8 and IL am.
Bethany Lutheran, Groyeton
The Rev. John Graudin on
The Word for the World" at
1850 am.
Calvary Lutheran, silver
ISpring-The Rev. walter
Moeller on Foremost Prayer
Thoughts" at s:45 and II am.
Christ Lutheran-The Rev.
william Bruening on "A Me-
elected Grace" at $3.50 and II
am.
First Trinity Lutheran-Th
Rev. H. B. Roepe on Should q
Man Ever Change His Reli-
gion?" at $3.50 and II am.
Mount OIivet Lutheran-The
Rev. William Schiehel on .'Liv-
ling With Ny Landlord"
Trinity Lutheran, Bowie-Th
Rev. Henry c. Schroeder on "A
Reasonable Worship" at $3.50
am.
Hamllne Methodist The Rev.
J. Artley Leatherman on THE
High Use Of Hearing
Arlington Methodist The
Rev. w. Kenneth Haddock on
Faith and Freedom" at $50
and IL am.
Springfield Methodist - The
Rev. George w. Harrison on
"How Many Gods Does Chris-
tian Have?" at $3.50 and II am.
First Methodist, Hyattsville-
The Rev. Edgar w, Beckett on
"Just for Today" at ., 1910 and
A1l;15 am.
Asbury Meth0dist-The Rev.
James d. Foy on Remembrance
with Thanksgiving"
Ebenezer Methodist-The Rev.
Richard II. johnson on Right
and Wrong in a Confused World
and Old Paths"
First Nazarene-The Rev. VIII
liam C. Allshouse on Life out
fof Death" at 1880 am.
Open Door Church--The Rev.
William G. Poston on Abraham
Learns Gods Three RS
Gunton Temple Memorial
Presbyterian The Rev. Eric L.
|Cowall on "True Preparedness. |"
Sixth Presbyterian The Rev.
Robert N. Oerter. jr.. on "Sacri-
fice," ct $3.50 and IL am.
NOrthminster Presbyterian -
The Rev. Wilbur A. r. Siddons,
associate minister. on eDare We
Believe God?' at $3.50 and II Am.
Sherwood Presbyterian - The
Rev. Carl G. Howie on THAT
Empty Feeling" at $50 and
III am.
Old Presbyterian Meeting
House. Alexandria The Rev.
Kenneth @. Phifer on IAN Un-
finished Task
Hermon Presbyterian. Cabin
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Church to Honor
[:dainaton Couple

The congregation Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
win honor Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Edgington. who recently cele-
Ibrated their golden wedding an
|niyersary. with a dinner in the
Ichurch's Peter Marshall Memo
rial Hall at $50 pm. Monday.
Between them. the couple rep
resent more than 100 years OF
active work in the New York
avenue church.
Mr.. Edgington has been an
|ofncer Of the church for so years
and clerk Of the session since
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1918. Mrs. Edgington Joined the
church shortly after their mar
Iriage and has been active Ia its
work since. She organized the
Edgington Bible Class SO years
ago.
Mr.. Edgington was with the
District government before his
retirement.
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Ministers Of local churches viii
preach on the following subject:
at II am. tomorrow unless Other
times are given:
National Baptist Memorial
The Rev. Edward B. Willinghan
on Meditation Upon Calvary
at 8:45Nand IL am.
Calvary Baptist The Rev
Clearance w. Crawford on "Tht
Challenge Of the Farther Goal
at 9 and 1l:i5 am.
Chevy Chase Baptist - Thu
Rev. Edward o. Clark or
Though Your Sins Be as Scar
Let" at 8:45 and II am.
Petworth Baptist-The Rev. s
Lewis Morgan. jr. ON Com
,rades in Victory"
Brookland Baptist-The Rev
Ward B. Hurlburt on Counting
the Cost of Salvation. "
Bethany Baptist-The Rev
Menter P. German on Bought
With a Price
Congress Heights Baptist
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith on
"Why- Jesus Gave His Life" ai
$3.50 and ii am.
Northside Baptist-The Rev
Charles j. Sheets on Shining
Glory"
Second Baptist--The Rev. j. L
s. Holloman on The Faithful
Stewards Of the Lord. =
Fifth Baptist The Rev. Porter
n. Harrison on " Ordination"
Westmoreland Congregational
The Rev. Philip @. Scott on
'eThis Man Began to Build"
Cleveland Park Congregational
The Rev. Alfred w. Hurst or
s'Paper Religion Is Not Enough
Christ Episcopal, Washington
The Rev. Ivan e. Merrick. jr.
on Goods Household. =
Christ Episcopal. Georgetown
The Rev. John r. Anschutz or
sIt Your Life of Value to You?'
Albright Memorial E. q. b.
The Rev. George w. Speake on
..In Search Of the Best. 2
st. Makr's e. u. B., Arlington
The Rev. George E. Schnabel
ON 'rThe Christian in Armour :
Luther Place Memorial The
Rev. Walter q. MARI. assistant
pastor. on Anchors OF the Soul
ut 8:45 and II am.
Augustana Lutheran The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson on
'-Blotting Out the Handwriting
Mt $3.50 and II am.
Georgetown Lutheran - The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty on .sThe
Natural Law in the Spiritual
World"
ST. Peters Evangelical Luz
theran - The Rev. Donald F,
Brake on Drifting or Holding
Fast" at S:45 and IL am.
Good Shepherd Evangelical
Lutheran, AIexandria The Rev,
Hilbert J.. Wuebhens on Gods
Prerogatives and Rights"
&
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.AnnandaIe Sets
Stone Laying

Bishop Paul N. CARRIER, resi-
dent bishop of the Virginia Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church
will speak at the cornerstone
laying for the new sanctuary and
educational building Of the An
Mandate Methodist Church al
1880 pm. tomorrow.
The new SEAS. 900 structure on
Columbia pike in Annandale Is
the second building the church
has had to undertake in a space
Iof 10 years. According to the
pastor, the Rev. Esdras s. Cru
yer. the congregation has alnos.
quadrupled over that period to
Is present membership Of some
i.100.
The new sanctuary viii have d
seating caapcity Of 900, a fellow
ship hall with stage. and a
kitchen. The new three-story
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Lutheran Dinner

Members Of Christ Lutheran
Church will hold a Loyalty DIM
Iner at 7 pm. tonight to start
their Building Fund Campaign
for q new parish hall. The din
ner win be in the Hot stoppe.
s64S colesvtlle road. Silver
Spring.
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Trinity Presbyterian. Airing.
ton-The Rev. william H. Eos.
ter, jr., on "The Church o.
Which I am Proud to Be Pas.
tori at $50 and Ii am.
Montgomery County Unitar-
ian-The Rev. John Baker or
Religion and Laughter at $3.50
and 1890 am.
Navy Chapel. 1901 Nebraska
avenue NV. Chaplain o. w
Jones on HE Is Able" at i0:4s
am.
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Brotherhood Building

The National Conference Of
Christians and Jews win dedicate
its new national headquarters in
New York, named the Building
for Brotherhood. with exercises
beginning at II am. Friday in
Carnegie Hall. New York city. 1t
has been announced here.
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john The Rev. Willis Berger
on Communion Service"
Mount Vernon Presbyterian
Alexandria The Rev. Everett
X. Brown on Where Do We Gt
From Hers?" at s:45 and II am
Silver Spring Presbyterian
The Rev. Tracy K. Boyer or
The Contradiction Of the Care
full Christian" at 10 am.
Munson Hiil Presbyterian
Falls Church-The Rev. Robert
IS. Miles on christians Cour-
ageous" at Gas and II am.
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Peace to Be Topic

The Rev. DR.. Albert p. Shirley,
minister of the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church. 900
Massachusetts, avenue NV. will
preach on How to Win the
Peace. at the church's 8 and
Iil:15 am. services tomorrow.
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By DONALD B. HADLEY

The increasing use of short
term commercial bank credit for
interim financing of home
mortgages will bear watching,
according to the current monthly
bulletin Of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond.
The bulletin pointed to infia-
tionary possibilities in the
present trend and warned
against the danger of COM
hitting bank funds too far in
the future.
1t found that use of bank
credit by mortgage companies
serving as intermediates - be-
tween home buyers and ultimate
lenders has almost doubled in
the last year.
It also reported that insurance
companies and some savings and
loan associations had intensified
use of so-called mortgage ware
housing or the raising Of funds
by turning mortgages over to
banks under repurcha..; agree
mentS. 1t declared that the
period for repurchase Of
mortgages had been extended
from IL to 10 months or longer.
Intermediates Depend
On Bank Borrowings
The making Of a mortgage
loan usually is regarded as a
transaction between the lender
and the home buyer, but for
years a substantial portion of
residential mortgages have been
made by intermediates, prin-
|cipally the mortgage companies,
who depend to a great extent
on short-term borrowing of
their funds from commercial
banks. the report declared.
Total short-term borrowing
for this purpose from CONNER
cial banks almost doubled from
late 1854 to late 1855. Further
more considerably larger
amounts were borrowed in 1855
than in 1854 from financial in
|stitutions other than mortgage
companies" IL continued.
Insurance companies bor-
rowed Sizeable sums from COM
|mercial banks on their notes
secured by mortgage loans. Saw
'ings and loan associations also
were heavy borrowers in 1855,
but their notes were either I'M
secured or secured by collateral
other than mortgage loans.
Mortgage companies account
ed for approximately rs per cent
of this sort of interim financing
in Doth 1854 and 1885"
The report said the increased
use Of warehousing or repurchase
agreements had come almost en-
tirely from insurance companies,
but some savings and loan associ-
atoms also have employed it.
Future Funds Committed
BY Lengthening Term
Commenting on the increase
in the repurchaSe period from IL
months to 10 months and more,
the bank added:
This represents new de-
velopment in that it goes beyond
the time consuming, interim
technicalities in mortgage lend
ing; in effect it Is committing
future funds, from normal In
come sources or repaymetns. to
the purchase of mortgage loans.
"As result availability of
funds for mortgage lending has
been increased in 1855 beyond
what would normally have come
from the income Of financial
institutions and current repay
ments.
This development has been
questioned because of the infla-
ton potentialities in newly Gre
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Vice President Elected
At AnacOstia Federal

William E. Wiley, veteran
member of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Anacostia Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
has been elected vice president
of the association to succeed the
late Ernest G. Lashlee, it was
announced yesterday by, Carl C.
Smuck. executive vice president.
Mr.. Wiley has been a director
for more than 20 years and also
has served as appraiser for the
association in recent years. A
retired plumbing contractor. he
resides near Clinton, Md.
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Bank Of Commerce Employees
Get Bonds and Awards

At the annual Christmas party
Of the Bank of Commerce at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel last
night. President Thomas j.
Groom presented United States
Savings Bonds to Al per cent Of
the banks staff members for not
missing a day Of work in the last
year.
Eight received 500 bonds for
perfect attendance records of
four years or more. They were: :
T. E. Elgin. Ned Peeler. Mary T.
Russell, Thomas J, Norris. Gladys
B. Stallins, Nina Patricia How
ard, Gertrude Gill and Barbara
Wick.
A special award was received
by Nancy M. Mullhollem for best
exemplifying the spirit OF
courtesy and service. the banks
slogan.
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ALB to Hear Donohue
At Midwinter Dinner

F. Joseph Donohue. prominent
Washington attorney and for
mer president of the District
Commissioners, will address the
annual midwinter educational
dinner of Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking,
at the Kenwood Golf and Coun-
try Club on Wednesday, Janu-
airy IL.
The guest speaker and time
for the event was announced
yesterday by William R. Read
ing, assistant treasurer of SUI
burban Trust Co.. who is first
vice president and chairman of
the chapters Educational Com
mittee this year.
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Cost Accountants to Hear
Human Relations Talk

Human relations will be the
subject Of Willard E. Brown,
assistant vice president of Judd
az Detweiler. Inc, when he adj
dresses Washington Chapter,
National Association Of Cost Ac-
lcountants at a dinner meeting
lat the Occidental Restaurant
"wednesday night.
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'3 n BUSINESS
Banks Stake Increasing
In Mortgage Financing

ated bank credit in the current
mortgage picture and also be-
cause Of the possible effects on
future availability of mortgage
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER u. 1855
Hi.h Low s slS r sRs zdd 90 High Low Clos. &
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DE SOTO "a club coupe; black. ?.
and h. Wv. tubeless tires: low
mileage: exceptionally clean. ST.
495 or best offer OIL. 4-0354.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WTD. Gcont.
SEE US LAST

To sell your car We buy all makes
and models. 1851 to 1855: paid for
or not. No quotations given over
the telephone. TOWN AND COUN-
TRY SALES. 1886 Wisconsin Ave
NV. Open 9 TO 9 incl. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

DE SOTO 1850 sports club coupe:
almost like new. tip-toe automatic
transm.. etc. Kept perfect. Original
owner. 1895 terms, SIS dn. Mr..
APTRIIR Ia R-oS01
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

CLUB HILLS-will build
a house to suit you on one Of the
few remaining lots in the original
country club hills. LOUIS MOSS,
architect and builder. Call XII g.
0SG5. IL
FAIRFAX ACRES, high on a knoll
beautiful u acre lot. 100 IT. front,
watera approved for septic tank. fine
for split-leVel, S2,250 ARLINGTON
CAVALIER LAND CORP, IA B.
$685.. -lR
LOTS in restricted and
secluded Meadowood. near Coles
vile. Md, one OF the finest neish-
borhoods in Montgomery County:
9 minis from new Indian Spring
Country Club. school bus at door;
all paved county roads; 2 bks.
from shopping center For sale
by owner $1,000 Der lot Call
TOM AMATUCCI. Jr.. JU. a-443l
SPRING-Commercial lot,
zoned CO, adjacent to new Per-
petual Building Association site
$40, 900, terms. JU. 9-3490. Ewes.
10. 5-4S00. -l5
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Borrow with confidence

You'll be doing business with Americas
Oldest and largest consumer finance
company and that means friendly, de-
pendable service There's an HFC
Office near you. Why not phone or drop
by today?
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40 New Yorker cow:
r, h., new tan top. new seat covers,
mechanically perfect. original black
S495; easy terms, low as sos On.
SUGRUE MOTORS 20nI Nichols
ave. sc. LII. 4-4445. Open ewes.
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COLORADO BLDG.
14th AND G SITS. NV.
n9AI a EI A "

FNsEAI y . 7 " " y
II you are looking for new once
space come and see the beautifully
renovated Colorado Bldg. with its
magnificent new lobby. modern
elevators. etc. World-famous ad-
dress. Now available. ? large rooms,
freshly decorated. Asphalt tile
floors. nuorescent lighting. wiring
for air conditioner. Venetian blinds,
etc from $50 Also avail, large
3-rm. aforementioned suite. rea-
Sonable rental See superintendent
on premises or call EN- 10000.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE, BARGAIN

EYE ST Al Goth. N.W.-Suites
ness officeS, studios, agencies
wholesalers. tailors, etc. Wired
for air cond. Parking. RE. I'll ~
-12
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
1880 GA. AVE.

Only ! blk. to District Line. I'm
mac. end a. office. containing lge.
room, private Office and storage
closet Approx. 900 SO. IT, reas.
rental For further information
cali EN-. 10000.
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED

SETD BETTER TYPE OF investmen,
prop have cash investors Please
call VI 7 FABRI2IO Georeeiown
ReaI Estate NO 7-5g13
GROUND Tor housing development
In Md. and APARTMENT bidgs. In good
NV. d c locations win trade
Call Miss Zaker, FE :i-3GGq
MARSHALL j WAPTE co
1924 i4th st. NV. AID 4 zoos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Life insurance protection

Every HFC loan is covered by life in
surance. Household buys this insurance
and provides it without extra cost to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP FOR RENT

EXCELLENT GAS STATION AREA
available Tor lOng-tFrm lease with
no competition representing rs 0O0
So feet. corner location on New
River road st Renilworth Inter
change For information call I'm
ion 4-snn3
large enough to repair buses. trucks
and cars. equip with compressor
ample park. space. OF. J-S4l2.
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ADELPHI HILLS
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
THE GABLES co.

bl2l nth ave. bTk. rambler, new.
3 bedrms.. / Il baths, !!F. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. GE coiored Kit
Full bsmt. with gar: $4,000.
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80 Washington, D. C
MONDAY, DECEMBER Ie. 1859
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MILLS BUILDING

ITth and Pa ave Several
single offices available at YerS at
tractiye rates OLIVER 7, CARR.
MA. S."SGI or Ma $3.50 la
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

WELL DRILLER - Buckrus Arm
s tTGnE M AMY complete on si i string fs Up
JF. 4-6l5O. IL
WELL BORING MACHINE-Digs hole
10 IT, diam. 200 It. deep: S4.100.
Mounted on your truck. JE. ALSO.
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1851.
DIFFERENT, --- OnI
LONG. Low. LOVELY
Mel ,EAN

Four bedrm, CENTER HALL rambler
nearing completion, on 54-acre
wooded lot; . tub baths and 2-car
own decor and settle down for
life. In an area of small estates:
Is min from D c. only S9g.gbn.
Mannas Rlty, JE. 2-3l10
Ia
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Xmas Specials

23l3 Wilson Blvd ia. S-e100
-in
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. nov be-
inR leased !oE Annanda!e business
Elevator and ar conditioning serv-
ice REALTY DEVELOPMENT. ia
S-56lS. ewes, IA S-ta95 IL
PRESS BLnG.--Furn-
ished ottice; al, or uSrt Elk; J.
Ills II i Ell r. ST. INV; wv large rooms.
asphalt tile floors. 43d 50. It
toilet wash basin; heat and hot
water furnished. rent. $50. p. J.
WALsHE, INC. las Eye st. NV,
ooi 10th ST. S.w.--s 600 50. IT
single rooms OF suites. Tedecorated
s. to - 80 4 NE s-33s1 lis
1903 ANNAPOLIS RID. Bladent burs
l.GG0 So. IT. $685. month. WA.
18th AND X SIS. NV. penrike
Bldg -L2e law suite, has ? rms,
available for immediate OccGp {,
ideal for lawyer. trade aSSo. or
mfa representative: alr-eond TX
t0I7 I'.th ST. N.w.--ssudio once
$50 other des rable rms a. 50,
wired tor ar eond.; good parking
VIRGINIA SQUARE Bus CENTER
We have a !iTited amount Of space
available IN this modern COMPARE
tively rev elevator bldg Ample Tree
parking and reasonable rent,
WALLER & DUNLOP, INC. a5g
y Monroe st ATlington Va, IA.
orr. STATLER ON X N.w-com-
nletely firn. apt, IN small once
bldg.. Sl2j incl. u:iis. co. 5-g56i
Ia
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S.W. CORNER
l4th AND r SITS. NV,

I'm. electric elevator. oil burner
steam heat. immed. occupancy.
CAL Mr.. Morgan, KOONES a.
MONTGOMERY. INC. REALTORS.
DI T-I3i.
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MANoRETTE

miles north Of Laurel. Md. on
u, s. /. Open, m. until . pm.
Z days week. Phone Parkway
5-I992 go
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FARMS

MONT. CO., MD, on State I'd, rs
mi. d. C.-34o acres. well watered;
cd. terms. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
OVER 95 ACRES--S3S.0 600
This close-in farm has a good g.
room house with bedrooms, 3
rom rom nSrd road About 81 acres
OF rich farmland with streams and
springs. Good barn and other
BUILDINGS. 90 miles from Washing
ton. SIS 900 cash. Balance can
be arranged, See
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-j5l5
Closed Sundays -lb
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FORD 81; s2S5; no cash needed
with good credit. No. 1885. A
real bargain. For credit approval.
cal. TU. 2-4200. BILL ROSS,
7400 Ca ave. NV. -l2
FORD So; 81 ,4S5, full price. No.
1896; S16S is all you need. Best
credit approval. call TU. $4,000.
BILL ROSS. 74O0 Ga. ave. NV.
-l2
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL Buy PROpERT,

Brick or frame. white or colored
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
MF S-5400: evenings Ia 6-5l94
GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT, no
headacheS-S40.00 cash. Also
good small location. Incoming side
to town. GERBIcH. NO. 7-6625,
EN- . nO-S
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DESOTO 40. late series, 4-dr., very
deluxe, in every way, r. and h, new
tires. new battery. low mileage,
orig paint. motor in very good
cond, owners name on request, spe-
Ciai at 1895, TAKE US ! TO
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DOCTORS SUITE

On ground floor of apartment build
Ing In center of Good Hope Hills
Navlor Gardens area surrounded
by 1900 family dwelling units: 4
rooms and bath designed for prac-
ticine physician: Sl50 per month
Phone LII l-330O
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BARRISTER BUILDING

EXCLUSIVE AWtWT
Ewes. OIL. 4-011S NO. S-alll
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ADVANCE SHOWING
OF 1856 MODELS

is
ADVANCE SHOWING
OF 1856 MODELS
KRoPF ELDORADo
Up 10 10 f. wide and Sc IL. long.
ZIMMER
A. IT !. . and 3 bedrmS, with
front balcony, kitchen and auto
matte washer.
PAcEMAKER
81 and "a 4. I and . bedrms.. and
ViNDALE
II and ~ f.. . bedrms
STREAMLITE
Up to As II. with separate util. nm.
rs T.. bedrm.: as #, > bedrms.
with washer. and 3 bedrms. with
MANoRETTE
- #. . bedrms.
PLATT
~ It, . bedrms., with built-in So
cal. oil tank and automatic washer.
SKYLINE
f6 1t. hedrms.. with front kitchen
Some equipped with hardwood floors
air conditioning, metal kitchens.
waSher-drier combinations or wash
er only. oak paneling.
Buy now and make your first pay
ment in February. II you have a
trade with equity or. value with
more than, "a Of purchase Of new
trailer and you want extra cash
for Christmas. see US. This offer
good TIL December 90.
Coles Mobile Homes
4 miles north Of Laurel, Nd. on
U, s. /. Open, m. until o pm.
Z days week. Phone Parkway
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ATTENTION, SUBSTANTIAL

AIIENIION, SUBSTANTIAL
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
Have 200 beautiful acres, approved
for subdivision, about a mile from
new Route $40, interchanee at
Rockville. Call Mr.. Lebling. ewes
and Sunday, OIL. 4-66SS ROBERT
b. HALL CO OIL o-3obO IL
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LAND
EXCLUSIVE

XMAS GIFTS
One and five acre tracts, best section
Of Fairfax County. Sl00 down per
acre: easy terms Fairfax Knobs,
TU. 2-O700: eve. NO. 7-2723. I6'
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

SUPER CRUISER PAL. l946. lust
major oserhauled. 1l5 hip. air
plane completely rebuilt; always
hspgared 81 500. II. 1-1S31. II .
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GARAGES

FOR RENT-Brick. cleo, mr.. Union
Station, ne. ~. 9-Ss42. lie
3 BRICK BLDGS. each 10xlS; 2b-
#. alley: l. 50 of Ga. and ALI
son st. SIS so ca BOSS d PHELPS,
INC, Ma. $4,000. Ia
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BOATS
TRAILERS

1888 35-FT.; a-bedrm.. de luxe.
Star: bath. Small On. payt.: take
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