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ash can Little chance EnaE any
thing win be done in the near fu-
ture ON either
The Hoover Commission recom-
mended that Army engineers take over
upstream dam and construction work
now assigned to SCS as part Of the
watershed development program. OPP
position to that is strong in Congress
and it has no backing in the Agricul-
ture Department.
The KeStnbaum Commission consid-
erabIy toned down a subcommittee rec
ommendation that Sos be dismem-
bered and partitioned to the states. Inc
stead it declared that it does not
contemplate or imply in any sense
that soil conservation functions would
be assimiliated or merged into the
agricultural extension program at the
state level"
Nevertheless. the Commission did
recommend that the door be opened
for transfer of most Sos functions to
the states that want that responsibility
on a grant-in-aid basis. However. prior
congressional authorization would be
needed and there is no chance that
will be made this year.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-15
SALES PROGRAMS

Big farm news in the next few
months may be a greatly expand
ed and stepped-up sales program
aimed at boosting the marketing
Of surplus farm products. After
considerable prOdding by Congress
and farm leaders USDA is showing
signs Of moving in that direction.
The most recent indication is the
creation Of a new government posi-
ton, that of General Sales Manager
for the Commodity Sterilization Serv-
ice. Named to fill the post was Frank
Daniels of Binghamton, NY.
The announcement of his appoint
ment said ne would have the respon-
sibiIity of expanding and strength
ening sales efforts in moving CCC
stocks. He has almost So billion
worth Of commodities that are for
sale, at home or abroad.
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nv EsTIGATTONS

Congressional Investigations will
make farm news, too. Many Of
those are slated to get started
soon after Congress leaves and
continue up until the 1856 Pres
identiaI election campaign gets
into full swing.
The House has voted to give the Agri-
culture Committee authority, including
subpoena power, to conduct investiga-
lions into wide range of agricultural
matters, including some that will in
voIve operations of USDA.
Among those planned are (D the
price spread between producers and
consumers; ~ administration and OPP
Grafton of state and county ASC offices;
~ administration of international
trade and surplus disposal; "a price
supports and regulatory programs OF
the Department; go development OF pl-
lot plant watershed projects; go adj
ministration of Foreign Agricultural
Services, and ca development, use ana
maintenance Of national forests.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-15
LOWER SUPPORTS

Full 75-tO Copper cent of flexible
supports will go into effect Jan.
1, 1856. Tibet plus use of the news
IOwex, mOdernized formula will
drop parity for cotton. corn
wheat and few other commodities
by S per cent. That could mean an
average 8 to 10 per cent further
decline in farm prices.
Congress could, if it succeeds in re
storing so per cent supports, make
them retroactive to Jan. I, but as Of
now il would not be safe to count or
that. Chances are the price support
issue will be carried over into the
election campaign.
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the cards &c the floor. When he had
gone about halfway through the deck,
Jed said, That's your card
The boy stopped and picked up the
card. He looked at it and grinned
sheepishly.
Furthermore Jed went on. I'll tell
you what card it is. It's the Seven of
Hearts.
The boy turned the card face up. It
was the Seven of Hearts.
Glow do you do that?" the porter
asked.
Jed smiled and sat down. cts just
a trick he said
81 never saw a trick like that one.
e'TeH us how you did it, one Of the
boys asked.
s"That would be giving away trade Sc
crets." Jed said. He waited until he
saw just the right degree of eagerness
and disappointment on their faces. Then
he added, ''But since cards aren't my
trade, I'll tell you He picked the
cards up off the floor and took the re-
mainder of the deck from the boy.
seYou fellows had better be careful you
never get into poker game with pro-
fessionaI gamblers. You'd be easy to
take. You see, these cards are marked.
That's how could tell which was your
card, and what it was, just by looking
at the back Of it.
THE BOY ON THE SEAT beside Jed
obviously didn't believe him.
aCan / see those cards again?"
Jed said, 'sSure," and handed them
over. Things were going exactly as
he had planned.
The boy examined a single card care
fully. He raised his head. ''You say
these are marked? They don't look
marked TO me-
Jed laughed. ''That's the point. They
aren't meant to look marked. They'd
fool anyone hut a real expert.
The boy regarded the deck longingly.
Ell don't suppose you'd see selling them
to me- he asked uncertainty.
Jed shook his head. ''I'm afraid not.
In the first place, it took me long
time to mark them like that, and I'd
hate to part with them and in the sec
ond place I couldn't be sure you
wouldn't try using them in games, for
money!
ooh, wasn't thinking Of doing any
thing dishonest with Them" the boy
explained hurriedIy. 'T'd just like to
use them for playing tricks on people,
the way you did"
Jed shook his head firmly Sorry
but I'm afraid not lie stood un, Wen
I'll be going along. Good night.
He went out into the corridor, toof
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JED CONDOR whistIed cheerfulIy as
he made his way along the aisle of the
swaying train. He was having a sue
cessfuI evening. He left one car
crossed through the vestibules, and
opened the door of the next sleeping
car. AS the door swung to behind him.
he parted the hanging green curtains
of the washroom.
There were three people in the wash
room, the porter and two youngish men
college students. probably, or fIedg-
ling commercial travelers-alI looking
bored.
Jed gave them CHEEKY, Good eve
ning!'
The three rodded. Jed sat down.
sMakes sort Of long trip, doesn't
It," he commented companionably.
The three nodded again.
Jed reached into his pocket. I al
ways find the time passes quicker If
YOU have a deck of cards
The porter glanced at him suspi-
ciously.
Jed grinned. ooh, I'm not one Of
these card sharks" he added quickly.
sTm not going to suggest we start
game of poker or anything. He famed
the cards out and extended them to-
ward the nearest boy. Choose a card.
Any card
WITHOUT MUCH ENTHUSIASM, the
bow selected a card and looked at it.
Jed said. ''Now take the deck.
The boy took the deck. Jed got up
and stood fleeing the doorway, with his
back to them. ''Put the card anywhere
in fine deck and then shuttle them, he
called over his shoulder. Shuttle them
as often as you want.
There was the sound of riffling cards
and then the boy said. "AlI right.
Jed turned. Pretty hard for me to
know which card you looked at, isn't
it?" he asked. 81 haven't had them in
nv hands since you chose it. "
soThat's right" the boy agreed. He
was little more interested. They
were always o little more interested at
this point.
s'Now," Jed said, ''you start throwing
those cards on the floor, one at time.
face down.
81 suppose you're going to tell me
when 1 come TO my Card the boy SAID.
Jed nodded 81 am"
sTn bet you ten dollars you cant
do it.
The porter started to say something
but Jed held up his hand.
ssNo, sir" he said. CAS- told you be
fore. I'm not card shark. I'm not
going TO take your money. I'm just
helping us aIl to pass the time. Go
ahead
The boy shrugged and started Tipping
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sTd really like to buy those cards,
mister
Jed pursed his Hps. q might LET you.
if 1 could just be sure you'd never use
them to cheat with. 70
The boys voice grew solemn, ''II
promise. I'll give you my word Of
honor -
81 put lot Of time and trouble into
marking these cards =
The boy nodded. CT know I'll give
you ten dollars for them. :"
Jed sighed. TITS not much. but then
you really seem TO want them. and
like YOU He hesitated for just long
enough. "AN right, it's a DEAL
The boy reached eagerly into his
trousers pocket. but Jed put hand on
his arm.
s'Not now" he warned. Someone
might see us and get the wrong idea.
You come around in the morning, just
before we get in, and pick them up.
Car COZ, compartment A. I'll be wait
ing for you. =
'sYou won't change your mind in Che
meantime, will your" the boy asked
anxiousIy.
Jed shook his head. Don't worry.
You can have them in the morning. He
gave the boy an encouraging smile.
waited until he had gone back into Che
Mushroom, and then moved on along
the corridor.
That had been his third ten-doIIar
offer tonight. II looked like a good
trip.
THE BOY WAS Che last to come for
his cards in the morning. Jed had be-
gun to wonder if something had hap
pened to him when he heard the knock
on the compartment door.
He called s'Coqne in
The boy came in, closing the door be-
hind him. Jed was seated on his berth,
with the marked deck spread out be-
side him.
seYou'H want to have look at them
first he said, ''to make sure they're
the same cards He handed one to the
boy.
Inc boy GKdullu6u Tic CoAO t1AACAAJf
nodded, and handed it back.
Jed said, I'll put them in box for
you" He stacked the deck neatly and
slid them irto cardboard boz. The
boy gave him a crisp ten-dolIar bill.
Jed started to pass him the cards
and then very carelessIy dropped them.
STOPPING, he slid the box under the
berth and switched it for another. He
Strengthened up and handed the new
box TO the D0g.
saThere you are. son.
The boy sid happily Thanks LOT
mister. / appreciate this. And TIL re-
member my promise, too" He backed
toward the door.
.'Be sure you do" Jed called after
him. -.
Jed's step was springy as he stepped
off the train. It had indeed been a
good trip. In his pocket were eight
crisp new ter-doIlar bills. He couldn't
recall previous trip when everyone
had been willing to offer as much as
ten dollars.
Passing through the exit gate, he ran
into an old acquaintance. They ex-
Evening star., 1955-03-21

and Virginia have protested the
toll idea in conferences with
Secretary of the Interior Mckay
whose department includes the
Park Service. Mr.. Mckay has
the objections under considera-
ton.
The House Committee stepped
into the controversy in acting
on Interior Department appro-
priations requests. It recon-
mended a $43,65O.00O appropri-
alton for the Park Service, or
81 million less than President
Eisenhower budgeted for the
service in the current year.
The recommended appropria-
ton includes $3,725,0O0 for con-
struction as against a request
of $4,725 900. The committee ap-
proved the 1886 construction
program but said unobligated
funds should provide the ad-
ditional 81 million needed.
Evening star., 1955-03-21
House Group Orders
Further Review of
Parkway Toll Plan
EMMY LOU


The House Appropriations
Committee today directed a
further review of the National
Park Services proposal to charge
tolls on the Blue Ridge Parkway
in Virginia and North Carolina.
The committee asked the Park
Service to take no further ac-
tion on the proposal pending a
more thorough study by the
committee.
Groups from North Carolina
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ESQ 2nd ST. s.E.-Large redeco
rated i-bedrm. duplex. Scr, porch
separate dinette: SIS per mo. Mr.
BOWMAN, Apt. 2. 10. 2-20Sa.
Convenient bedrm.,
liy, rm;, dinette. kit. and 9atn
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ARlINGT0N--2-rm. efaeiency apt
Pvt. entraneei on bus line: 3 mi
from D.. c.. $50 mo-, incl. utfls,
Phons IA. 2-O00S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. duplex;
eteinway, Tv. Hi-Fi; s NOS. iron
Nov. 1. kI. s-6676. -iS
ARL.-2-bedrm.. weli-furn. ant. in
mod. bldg. Cow. b. c, and Va.
trensp. Pentagon and Navy. Suit
able 3 or 4. RA. 3-0314. ia
ALEXANDRIA - Efdcieney and 4.
bedroom apartments. janitor serv.
ice. laundry privileges. downtown
location: AL utilities: SIS to 500 80.
can II. 6-6670 between 10 ain.
&kLs near pentagon--Family kit,
apt and hotel rms. Low rates, day
o. w. Free parking. IA. 2-3343,
Abingdon n. duplex ant. 8 min.
Pene.: spacious. new. suit, per-
eons: parking. IA. S-1602. 16s
FORT CRAIG APIS.
For iEnmed. occup. l-bedrm, apt.
close TO Fort Myer. Ari,, incl. utils.
Apply Apt. 2. lis 8. Court House
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Clio THE EVENING STAR


: Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY. 0Cf0BER II. 1855
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APPLY RES. NOR, ON PREMISES
pREyruss ar hRos s-7sse Ma. s-ossO
C0LORED-NEW. MODERN i-be0.
room apt. 1870. Roland Park
Agts.. 1901 Texas ave. Sc. Apply
Mr.. ROSS On premises. For IN
formation. ME. $4,000.
cOLoRED--iOwA APTs.. 1875
18th 81. n;w.--Elev. BLDG. walk 70
AZ nIad 5 path; See res; res, mgr, APT. ?.
me- lios vermont ave :; n. sna c..
cO2HoofRihiD--s ROOMS and 1 5ssh.
Zeal loeation. nv. No children.
SIokf1TSs.sAAyE SOME sE1iGSrr.
EuL. remodeled, i-bedrm. apts.,
~ MODERN. IN s.w. community. foT
Ties MOI ssra rs BE ToRN sii po VINE
See Baker, Apt. /. No. ~ Eve ii,
ss.g.. after $50. or call Ma. S-e257,
coLoRaiD-is4e IRVING ST. Nv
- nm. kit: S65 mo, CROWN
rl aGESA HSCX Cos Tp. 2-ias7; -l9
bath 3 q utiis.; 5000: adults. ia
CoI0RsD-aeI gYE ST. N.W.0-s
apis: 2-3 rms. semibAth: $33-
s4S: eiee.. gas. h.-w.h. co. b-2l23.
coLoRED-isis I ST. N.w.Aon,
child welcome. 2 rms. KIT. and 5
SssS!L LIZA = i4ol 81 st. Il ~: v
coLoREp-l,h ST. AND May.
cSIos sRis HsiIs i hRssHis vi sf -i NM
- ROOM, kitchen and bath; utiis
incl; adults only. AID. 2-S2Ss.
|coLORED-se4J LEE ST. Ms
FsTdeIs SIS. Be. = a.5 asfs. sun pissn
C0LORED -8l3 n 81. NV. "a
bsdrms, hy. rm. kitchen and bath
CoLoRED-47Os QUARLEs ST. NE,
Apt. 2 ttust on Kenilworth ave g.
z rms. dinette, kit. bath. S57 so
81 ne lnipsss or s ss1i 81 n SSaS2
Apt. very nice small apt. I'm.
electricity furnished: s47.So Der
coEokED - SCI sssS IT, Sro NJ
Newly redecorated, 2 bedfms., itv.
rts1s dinette, kit. and bath; only
800 " -, 1.' 10y APT ~ IN
c6LoREDGvAcANTr 0I and r.d.e-
1914 9th 81, ne. 5 rms. and bath.
S2l4 pg Bots p. s;e bedfm.
cHStMSRt voc ;I.s;,. n AifFTsT -; Sc
C0L0RED--35O4 CLAY RI. NE
bath. kit., screened In porch; S5i ia
and &h4.b0 per mo. Open. EUGENE
Z; pHIFER, 408 Tower Bldg, ST. g.
coLoRED-aS4 9Th ST. N.E.EA,.
trnettve 2-rrn., kit. and bath apt,
$50 incl. all utils. Cal co. 5-3653,
CoLoRKD--625 TN ST. NE,
Modern I-bedrm. ant. Rent, $1,000.
1921 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Lee. 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt. IN
modern apt. house. Rent. S67 80 mo
CALL Mr.. DuVALL, Di. 7.640O
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

BRAND.NKW BUILDING, 1is n
Capitol: I-6edrm.. from $3.50;
81 ssale.: 49, ~; ready Tor oeeuD ais
orr THOMAS CIRCLE - Liv. rm..
bsdrm,. kit. bath: modern apt,
c clss s siss Ems; BIZ nsyalz yo Ssc,; s79SSS
Ass 18th ST; N,W.-Bedrm-. Nv.
I'm; hit. bath; front apt; eros:
ssross street: pets i sna children sSrs:
allowed. $40. al utils. See ianitor
SIS EAST CAPITOL sT.--a rms.
iaei.. SEQ. ssT. 9 s.ssao II r. s-ssiz
APT. HUNTING made easyi 'caus.
the owners pay my fee; / show you
FREE: excel. selections all parts
d. c. You'll do well to call MAN
DEL. AID. 4-3400. -14
40 FORESTER ST. s.W.--Modern
rms. kit. and bath. $50. PLANT q
GORDON. 1874 Park rd. NV. GO
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert St.
Elevator. I bedroom. w rm-. kit..
1885 1sth ST. N.W.-Aduits; 2 bed
rms, Hv; rm.. kit; and bath; newly
Also several vacancies available
Nov. l. EDMUND NJ. o'sULLIvAN,
MA. S-7S4S. I'D
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Cue st.--2-
bedfm apt, IN apt. bids. See jan
itor after 6 pm, DI. 7-7557,
1875 SUMMIT PL. APT. .203-l
bedroom, living room. dinette, kit.
and bath. SS2.60 per month, utin-
ties included: cross ventilation.
An assilf Ao s ssSi,s; wiz Fedeeo is
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA - At
tracttve 2-hedrm. apt: fess. rent.
10. 2-O16l. Ill
D ST. N.E.-3 rms. KIT. bath. Also
2 rms, ht bath qtts. d fHTn.' onsi
Sa8 JEFFERSON ST. nv rooms.
kitchen. private bath. HA- o-SS4O.
3 RMS. KIT. bath and den; couple
onlyi newly dec. $500 Ga. ave
GLOVER PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm..
dinette, kit, porch; $50 sSQin avaiis
Ice. 2-BEDRM. APT.-cony. loce-
s .iSn suitable 4ss T.s s0f rS scsoss emp Pa
1sos YOUNG ST. Sc. APT. Il
Dust over Pa. ave. bridgel; md
a., duplex apt; newly refrigerated.
stove and fefgr. Apt. open. $50 per
mo. Inspect or call CO. 6-6222.
A THRIFTY RENTAL ~ 500. plus
utils. for this attractive and newly
decorated 1-bedrm. apt. with prl-I
waite front and rear entrances; lge-
dining AREA and modern Kitchen
with 9-cu.-ft. rfgr. See res; mgr.
SHANNON & LUCH6. TIA 14th 81.
nv Ma s-234.SS;n oans N,.ho,.
ave. Sells 1-bedroom apt. viii.
front and rear entrances and
Of S42.6o, plus utils. SHANNON q
LUCHs. ia 14th st. NV. Ma ..
B6n1IIiNG FIELD AREA tnsar Ala
bana and Nichols aves. tntersec.
toni, Extra large and well pianned
I-bedroom apt. with modern Kit.
at $40 so. incl. al ntils. except
cleo. or $62 so plus utils. 3210
Sth st. Sc. A nice residential area
Ono thofoughfaTel and Close 70 ex-
eellent shopping and express trans
portation. See res. mgr, Mr.. Darby.
10. l-A257 or SHANNON y LUCHS.
TIA 14th st. NV, Ma. S-z34o.
BSMT. APT, newly dec, pvt entr,,
large front ny. Tn., kit. bath; $50.
utiis. incl RA. 6-2437. Id
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HOUSES UNfURNlsHED

FALLS CHURCH RENTALS AVAIL
ABLE, SIPS to SlS5 month
Generals. estate with SO acres can
be leased until 1857. COUNTRY
, nkN Es gIsiTEy Ho,i ao 4 ,o,,rv
Mont. Co.; Y acres on highway,
RRr eslspSenssTg sosSol dd II rooms sns
sttracfively decorated; $3.50 mo,
HOWARD R. scHAFFER. OIL; q
Mich. pK.-s bedrms., ats baths
lir. rm.. din. rm. firepls.. rec. rm.,
gar Sl40. La; 6,i455. lis
Nov SD' e ssu, WIN ,e H. with tg s ss ds ssn
PARksiipE mi REA1 ~ E Is. Sls AEs,
HTxITFTfss. s AREx--1s minutes from
downtown Wash, IS min, from
brieh cSnv ne shops de new S dSSsIs.
oven cleo. range: all utils, incl. /:
SI25 mo. OR. 4-s642, uN: A.
SILVER liver SPRING. CLOSE 1N--d-rm.
Cape Cod; 8 bedrms.. din. rm., rec.
rm;; fenced rear yard; oil heat;
rredee, throushout; avail. at once,
BEETTHEEsIp,ai.NI.H.-Loyely Cape Cod
THOMAS l. PHILIIPs. We. $1,000.
SPANISH BUNGALOW, front yard,
trees. near school; COW. NV, rea-
sonablt rent. Mr.. NEwALL. AP
WHEATON, HIGH sCHooLe--3-bed-
fenced yard. $3.50 mo. Imme-
T6de1Ss { faARRisoN. 'i NC.
$50 vENABLE PL. N.w.--Rambler,
q large. rms, . baths, oil h.-w,h.:
back yd, gar; vacant; lease. See
today. RIA. 6-S70O.
FALLS CHURCH, Broadmont Sec
tion--3-bedrm. brick rambler; fun
bsmt.: gear garage; GE Kitchen;
2 fireplaces; 2ia baths, screened
porch JE. 3-0343, ---l3
LORCOM LANE AREA--Picturesau
setting spacious 3 bedrms., 80
baths; English basement; electric
kitchen. ia. 7-7s46. -I3
MASS. AVE. EXT. N.W.-Rambier;
$3.50: 2 bedrms,; fireplace: new
cond. J. LEO KoLB CO.. AID. q
RAMBLER, frame, 5 mi. Key bridge;
liv. rm,. din. 8 b.r., kit, b., on so
hwy. mr.. school: SSb. no. 2-4726.
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OFF c0LpMRfA PIKE--smaii 2.
bedroom house; close 70 shops and
bus: across street front school;
low rent Of $50 mo. Call Mr..
DRAPER. ia. $4,000 for appoint.
ment TO inspect. ia
ROCKVILLE. Twinbrook-3 bedrms.;
fireplace; fedecoraoted Quiet street
ga GEAR 4 .sasHl and sA0Dpins; $40.
SILVER sPRING-s-bedrm., ~.
bath. 2-story brick apt. homes;
incl. utils. except cleo. MARSTEL.
LER REAL ESTATE. ~, 9-25b2s
Sun. JU. 1881.
60I2 I1th ST. N.E.-Deiiehtfu g.
room. semidetached home; only 3
yrs. old: with full basement and
fenced-yard; well equipped kitchen;
oil heated: sos mo. To inspect
phons Mr.. CLARK. DI. 1906. 8
70 pm. or MRS. BULoW, Il; s.
RENT DRAsTIcALLY REDUCED l2e
gth 81: ne; Large 3-story brick
automatic oil heat: : garages. Oniy;
$25 mo- 70 inspect: call co: 81
CUTE LITTLE e-bedrm. bungalow.
hardwood IRE. gas heat. real nice
backyard. $50: In Woodbridge sec
ton. NE. Call Mr.. Turner. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY. NO. 7-7203. ia
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH--Newly decor,
4-bedrma 1ls-hath Cape Cod. hy.
m with iirspl. and bookshelyes'
Vacant asei rms :1S sSui no. h u a1sss sssn'
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, ciose-in
Sc, Md.--Couple or couple with
child. Box 1867, Star. liz
So UNDERWOOD 81. NV, mr.. KAN
sas ave. bedrm. bfk.: new fun
6sTt.; $50 4 bargains CAL NIB.
suMsER.Mass. AVE, AHA
Charming brick rambler: IDEAL for
couple who enjoy Undergraduates
living. duge screened porch. patio,
pareied den. baths. garage. Ayail-
able now. Call Mrs. Wooton. WO.
g,sg72 or EN-. 2-s4o0. J. NELSON
ARLINGTON. E. Falls church--5:
a.. full hsmt. with tile floor. rec.
rm., and bar on ground level. Ice.
fenced yard with nrepl. Mr.. school.
Si35. II. 2-59s7. -12
no. ARLINGTON bedrms., den.
= baths; bsmt.: Ice. beaut. lot. 2
blks, to St. Agnes. Avail. Nov. l.
$3.50 mo- STILLS REAL ESTATE,
IA. 8-26D0. -l2
VERY DESIRABLE 2-bedrm. home in
Woodmeor. screened side porch. liv.
rm. with frepl.; tiled bsmt.: drive
way. Close to both public and
paraochial schools. VIII redecog. to
suit tenant, Vacant. Immediate
possession. CHESTER n. KELLER.
Realtor. JU. 5-7l00. Ia
SEQ CHILLUM 3D., Just OF Eastern
ave-; Diet. brk. 9 rms. e bedrms.).
bath. oil-hurneI, garage; S95. mo.
WE SPECIALIZE m RENTALS
Nice selection OF 3-bedroom homes;
MHIloRA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SECONDHAND and radio repair
shop. No key money. Best offer
for stock. DI. 7.2443.

MOTELS FOR sALE---Adviee and
consultation by exclusive fuli-tine
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
Guys in motels and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bldg..
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Harhor Terrace Ants

HarD0r Terrace Apis.
one-bedroom. newly decorated apart.
ments available. Convenient 70 Ma
ticna, Airport; $70.75 to $75.7b
including utilities. Also available
2-bedrm. apt. for adults only,
Se0.75 For INSPECTION. apply. Apt
I, 1901 Abingdon dr.. Alexandria.
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PARK VISTA APIS.

3434 18th ST. 81.
Choice 2-bedfni. apt. sep. din. rui.
newly dec. near al facilities.
$50. 60.fo0 NO. INCL uTILA =
1o. s-oo7s 20. E s-ffa5e.
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lC0L0kADQ AVE. NV. ct Szbl--
Mest ATTRACTIVE l.eedroom apt
and .FeIi-kept grolnds plus 4 pFlm.
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lBALANCR or LEASE at sacrilict
rental: tenant Transferred: beaiti,
fiii ant, Laealie Bldg. OPP. May.
$ ssss. ss PSsa. H ;S's
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| ly ant. newly dec, End hr,; 9 bed.
rms, kit, din. rm.. lac. liy. rm.i
mr.. transp. and shopping center
SIS. $50. JE. 4-44e5. Ia
rnls liy. rrn.. kit. dinette, bath
enc &c Newly decorated. RI. 1850
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downtown, 81 New York ave. NV,
--Lse. enc. sep. compl kit. adj.
bath. &l9 wkly. After D. LIZ
S04 D 81. .NI.-Lge; frt. rIh., kit,
semipvt. bath 500. Utils. incl
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