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Split Level-S17,5O0

AL BAKER 81 SON, INC.
Dos n Wssh.ng on St. Alex Va.
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VIENNA
COMMERCIAL
Mr.. MavfloWer Hotel
FAIRFAX. VA.

$4,000 SO FIT, COMMERCIAL
272-ft. frontage BY $40 #. mair
highway. Camp Washington, mr.. new
Safeway- Food Participates Income
Sl2.24n per yr net 80 900. aSking
$40. 00o--S35.n 900 cash will handle
Call me at once.
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FARMS

65 ACRES ON RAPPAHANOCK-
WASHINGTON; overlooking river:
$1,000. A bargainl HUBBARD
REALTY CO., Merrifield, Va. JE.
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POMPONIO
$500 DOWN

These . bedroom BRICK
ramblcrs are located tdst
right for anyone WORKING on
The Va side o. Washington
~ mile siraipht IN en- All
ingtOu hiyd They aIa on
bpautilu 'a.ncTe iOt and
contain liy rm 3 prdrn
bath bpautlful large mira
modern klt. iuu bSn,l with
carpOr Term FLA a,.
down Gl. or 5000 down on
conventional basis II you are
selling your old house and
pa the balance down nav.
ment then Price. Sl5 $50.
Oprn Sunday 10 pm, Wed
Thurs. FIJI 70 . pm.
h6li "a 2.t777. ewes. KE.
5.s3l2 or IA 2.l21l.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY. "a

FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.
13 ACRES with sewer and water:
IN Mt. Vernon; SO. 900 per acre,
30 ACRES with sewer and water:
ready for subdivision: 1000 per
ARLINGTON commercial. lot ap-
prox. 60x125 on Lee hwy. Priced
cULMoRE REALTY CO
JE. 3-Ss33 Eyes, RA 3-O41A
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$50. 0O0-l35-a farm near
Poolesville, over 1,000-ft. frontage
manor house of 10 rooms. 3 baths
many f1replaces, plus Groom and
bath guest house: high elevation,
with wonderful view OF the noun
tains in Virginia: about 80 miles Ia
Washington, ideal for gentleman
farmer.
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Modern onc-8tOrv bids. approx
3i'X"i ideally located at intersec.
ton ga ave and Kennedy AZ suit.
able any small retail business Va.
rent Evss Ot G-G5Rn John II
DONOHOE 4 SONS. III. 3.OOS4.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONTGOMERY County '
go acres, Ia mi. I'd. frontage:
lao AGREES Il mi. I'd. frontage.
country club area: Sl.65O per acre,
81 900 per acre.
We have many other listings that
might be Of interest Cali r P.
HARRINGTON. 10. $4,000, Ewes.
EN-. 3-0555. H. GLENN GARVIN.
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A-24 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, d. c.
SATURDAY. APRIL !, 1856
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:, FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
a acre: sewer and water 81 n0n
3 acres; water onlv 81 500
DUNN LORING AREA
:? acres; water. sewer: g mo: $4,000
"a acre; water: sewer: 9 mo: $1,000
ARLINGTON BLVD.
"a acre; water only s9.950
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Mortified. Va. JE. $4,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and md commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
"A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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60-AcRE FARM--Modern house
hot-water heat; large barns and ten
ant house; electricity: bath. mi
from Leesburg, well watered b!
never-tailinR springs: lovely place
TO retire.
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POTOMAC RIVER LOTS

Choice homesites right on the Po-
tomse River IN King George County.
Sizes from liz 10 ; acres, Prices
from S2.600 TO 5000 Only 90
left. Call MORTON d HUNTER,
INC, XII. a-u223 IS
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I.istinp 76l-R. sd .nn0 Down

Attrac custom built RAM
bier located IN Fairfax; 3
bedrms., 2 baths, lge. liy
nm with hrepl. attrac. kit,
rec rm. with fireplace, tool
house; breezeWay. garage
beautiful flowers, trees and
shrubs. u acre OF ground
Monthly payments S063b
TE. 6-7244 TIE. 6-734a
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or good ground. Approximately =
miles from new Rte. 90 INTERCHANGE
LARGE home also. Priced at S55 900
ASH lnE Mr. Hnrrar y.
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STORES WANTED

APPROX. 800 50. f.. suitable fol
watch, Tv and radio repairs: in
outlying shop center, Nd. or Va
Rent approx. Sl75. Call AID. Alto
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont.
AUNT APT.

NJ. 3rd and Delafield Income $3.50
mo, S24.950. Mr.. Tishler. CO. 5.
Si14
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. 5-3b33. o Til o
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25.OO0-372-acre good dairy
farm near ComuS. Approximately 1875
acres of bluegrass. 2 sets OF build
ings. 80 and 20 COW Washington
barns" several tenant houses. silos.
approximately 4 miles Of road 'front.'
age and near cloverleaf on new
national pike Large farm pond.
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AZ reasonable price not too far
from Washington Tract Of IS acres
beautiful little stream. Fronts on
paved road. Other tracts smaller
and larger.
Terry B. Simms, JE. 2-65l7
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Poolesville 1851
THOS. J. FISHER
d.. 1880
LOUDOUN COUNTY

We offer for your consideration
a fine Virginia stock farm. consist
Ing Of 253 acres. less than 80
miles from Washington. There are
IS acres in good timber: the re-
mainder is. in pasture. All fencing
and cross-fencing is nearly new and
in top condition. All outbuildings.
including large barns are prac-
tically new. Managers quarters
consist OF 3 rms. with bath and
electricity. There is most attrac-
tive lake which is stocked ana ready
for immediate use This farm is
near enough TO WASHINGTON for
purposes. Has an excel
lent view Of Bull Run Mountain
Price, $4,000, Terms. Live stock
and equipment may be purchased
~ desired. WILLIAM W. JOHN
.STON. CIR 3-2151. Ill
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Leasing Department
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
FSTART,ISHED

our 5Oth Anniversary Year
724 l9th st. NV. MA. 1924
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR REM
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

az ACRES, on Frolic lane. near
Kenilworth ave.-lnteTchange. with
Oi0-ft. frontage along railroad, 81
It Also Il acres. same area 81
Sl0.OuO per acre. DOUG NJ
SMILEY Realtof, UN. 4-S26O
eYes AP r-IBIL -
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Call John r. Spates
PooleSVille 1851
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

WOODED ACRE Burn
in Tree Valley: back south with
complete privacy. Gently slipping
lot for rambler or split level
among custom homes ranging from
S35. 900 to S16. 600. Last perfect
firm. OWNER. ewes, Oh 2-S2g9.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
HOUSE GROUND fol

APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND fol
sale. High density close-in, 81.
600 SO It. or more; water. sewer
and payer streets already in. Idea
200 BLOCK PESNA. AVE. NV
5000 So. IT.; parking for Il cars
by owner; excellent terms. MA. s,
r ST. NV, OPP. HRCHT'S--4- STORY
brick bldg, store, mfg. ofice. etc
LONG leases. old tenancies. rents
SJ.S20. Excel buy at S35, 900
David Rosenherg. DREYFUSs
BROS. Ma. s-05s0, ewes, sun.
APARTMENT sITE-zoned for &c
units, close-in, corner near Penta.
gon. ready to be utilized: Less thar
PROPERTIES. IA. 5-1207i ewes.
6.ACRE CORNER. potential com.
mercial Best location on Virgins
Route Z Just over Fairfax COUNTY
line. Owner sacrifices at $4,000
ist trust, go. Here Is real buy
f Fl faRi PRo iasR San 5A M 51 eSs
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS Store II
shopping center; 2 compl. furn
apis. above with pvt. bath: build.
ing In excel cond.; newly decor
immed posses Price. S29, 900
complete Shown by appointment
only 80. 2-a43t IS
WHEATON TRIANGLE, $500 So
#. commercial lot with bldg Bes
location IN Mont. Co. Sl2, 500
terms. BONAN d FOGARTY, 10
5-5053 -
DUKE STREET. ALEX, VA.-Ap
proximately 332X26U. almost 90,
900 50. II. zoned &c a terrific 10.
cation for automobile dealer anC
many other uses. OWNER. RIA T.
h.j3 q
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18th ST NV

Older bids. extensively improved
Over O. UNITS. Priced Just over :
times annual rents Approx roc
cash ABOVE - trusts. owner ready
~ deal. Call Mr. Bartlett. Ma. 5.
4J1.! or ewes LII. 2-iiSh
Thomas H. Ryon
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LISTING 8OO-L, $500 DOWN
Listing 777-M. 81 600 On. CT

A beautiful yYbUroan home
mr. r. Be.volr anc Grove
ton 3 bedrmf ige II, rm
separate din. rm and extra
ige III with breakfast RIM
bsn' garage tool and
chicken house " acre ground
beautiful Shrubbery
IE 6-7244 TIE. 6-734
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l3 UNIT APT. BLDG. in good re-
pair, low rent Pacing wide avenue.
S55.0dO. Terms.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Ho. 2-5020 Ewes, HE. 4-g292
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LOTS. ACREAGE SALE tce...,

POIoMAC-3 acres; owner must
sell. priced far below market value;
financing available. Pc. 2-221l
BUILDING LOT, in Glenmont, Md.
with a single-car garage on IL;
sewer and water. paved streets and
s st55sSFo5ns PAUL ri q Prif sfoN f FL H. e.
llO5. 4I3 Butternut st. NV.
WALDORF PAIRS adjoining lots,
SSx2S5 each; all three for $3.50:
real bargain SO. MD. REALTY
CO.. Route 30l La Plata GIL: ewes.
Mr.. Shelton, Midway 5-460l. IS
for sale by OWNER. 10. 7-s056.
APPROX. 23 ACRES. near Herndon,
good .black-top road; excellent land
for farming or subdivision; good
road frontage. 6-rm. older house,
not FHrtI modern nI1,n Improvements but CON-
sale, S13.250; good terms. 10
ACRES, good road frontage; some
wooded area in back; close Chan
lily, oo near Rte; so; excel: buy.
ToDAY's BEST BUY, sur. BY pre-
ten. brk homes; springfield stream.
ideal for lake; 8 acres, Mont. Co.,
mr.. Olney Theater. Old Dominion
I'd; ideal bldg. sites Also " acre
choice bldg. site Reduced to 81 900
acre HE. 4-3500: ewes, ~. o.
cI LIN Y M ~; lE%is, rambler site.
2s5 IT. wide; wooded; $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK. Md 0s al, deep
lots; all impr in: mr.. Sligo pkwy.
VIII subordinate. co. 5-s293
NFARRv EATprAY
acre lots. sewer and water avail
CO, IA, $1,000. IA. 2-3i3i. s
BUILDERS ATTN.-165 choice lots.
SSP p scbeo1: w. va Water and sever
9 CHOICE ACRES-P. G Co. Near
MOL. and HIGH Point Hish. Long
frontage, on Powdermill I'd. CITY
water. ideal for inst. deyei. sur
eUe5 sE by estates VI HE 1850, $500
,,.o TRAILER CAMP. VA
So IT.; zoned price So, 900. Phone
Mr.. PETERS, MA. s-0742; ewes.
and Sundays, EN-. 2-s776 IS
To-, ACRES, good road frontage, nr.
7,7!10 ACRES with stream, long
road frontage: only $4,000
ACRES, Dunn LorinR area,
Wooded stream; city water; ready
- CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
'E' a-ol73 JE. 3-9o67
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
73 ACRES with sever and water.
in Mt, Vernon; SO. 900 per acre,
90 ACRES with sewer and water;
aeadv for subdivision; 81 1000 per
ARLINGTON commercial. lot an
rdssora 6 az, on Lee hwy. Priced
CUIMoRE REALTY CO
'E' 5-Ss33 Ewes. RIA. 3-04l4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
s,5do acres. u mi. I'd. frontage:
lao AGREES n mi. I'd. frontage,
country club area; Sl.65O per acre.
<, o. Goo acres acre country club area.
We have many other listings that
might be Of interest Gail r P.
HARRINGTON. 10. $500 Ewes
EN-. 3-0555. H. GLENN GARVIN.
5
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
a acre: sewer and water 81 900
3 acres; water only $1,000
DUNN LORING AREA
acres; water, sewer: 8 mo; $1,000
"a acre: water. sewer: g mo-; $1,000
ARLINGTON BLVD.
"a acre; water only S225O
HUBBARD REALTY co.
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
LANGLEY VA ARFA

LANGLEY, VA, AREA
CLOSE TO CHAIN BRIDGE
Large lots, restricted TO larze
houses; $4,000 UP.
LANGLEY
acre in larger parcels. S4.356
per acre.
-, LANGLEY FOREST
stream: So 800,
ON PIAiMITT RUN
ant $40. 600 i''''
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
Realtors IA S-se7r
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Mr.. gath and Pa. Ave. Sc.

90 UNITS BUILDINGS
Handsome prewar blGgS Offered
by Wellknown builder ior iirSt time
Priced FAR below present costs, mod
crate rents total over S45.On0 ".
Exceptional terms TO show a safe
lJ@, net return after all costs and
payments Call Mr. Bartlett, MA.
s-ig12 or ewes. LII. 1-i5Sd.
Thomas II. Ryon
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AL BAKER OFFERS
Listing 774-S-NO STEPS

A Semidet attrsc 2-hed-m
home All rms OF one n Full
Price only $500 Located in
De- Raw area A bargain for
some investor to buy and
Ieni Monthly payments only
SOS. incl prin. int taxes
and insurance.
TT 6.7244 TIE. 6-534
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BUILDERS

See us for choice building
sites at Lake Bancroft. Holm
dale and other Fairfax Conn
" locations. All with public
water, most with water and
sewer.
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End FLOOR MODERN NEW BLDG.
1906 9th 81. Approx 35ot
So IT, open space avail. rear OF
front entT; loading facilities. VII
subdIyide to suit tenant. Call MIR
COOPER. NO 1-4JSb. LII
1851 SQUARE FEET, Ind comml
ground, Ga ave. and w ST, nv
Center OF Washlngton. 3 l. TOO
MEY. Jr. Reaftor RE. 1870 -
TWO 2-STOHY BUILDINGS. suitabl,
for Offices and discount stores
5000 80. IT,. Parking - cars
2l0O blk pa. ave NV BY owner
MA. S-64BO. Mr.. GEORGE.
ENTIkE End FL, size 1880, in ..
story bldg. now under construction
Available for lease Located ir
downtown Washington Large front
picture window. Possession about
May 10 Reasonable rent. Consult
Miss Morrison, SHANNON e. LUCHS
CO. Realtors, ia 18th st. NV
MA N-2Ji5 ---S
FOR LEASE-ia.O0O 50. IT. prime
commercial ground at Tyson's Cor.
ners, Va. right In the heart OF G
booming area. close to Vienna
Falls Church, Mclean and the site
for the new GA installation al
Langley. Daily trafiic count 10000
This property served directly By
both LResburg pike and Chair
Bridge road LUTHER L. MILLER
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Driver Found Dead
In Truck Cab

A truck driver was found dead
yesterday in the cab of his trac-
tor truck in which he had slept
at Newbill's Truck Terminal
1913 New York avenue NE, the
might before.
He was William Kovates. 38
of Leucadia, Calf. Detectives
said a heater. which operates
independently of the motor, was
running, the windows were closed
and there was a strong odol
of gasoline in the truck.
The detectives said Mr.. Ko-
Yates owned his own tractor, but
hauled produce on a trailer
owned by the Red Ball Transit
Co. He arrived here with a load
lof produce Saturday afternoon
according to the detectives. anc
was awaiting orders to pick ur
another load here. They said he
was last seen around $40 pm
Sunday night when he retired
An autopsy was scheduled fol
today. Police conjectured that
Mr.. Kovates was either a heart
attack victim or was asphixiated
in the truck.
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Continued From First Pag'


ports, airfields and rail and high
way functions. will in fact lead
to a reduction of ornaments. the
Ilessening of tensions and the
Frightening of the prospects Of
a durable peace"
The White House. in making
the Presidents letter public. an
nounced simultaneously that
Harold Stassen, the American
representative on the United Ma
tons Disarmament Subcommit-
tee, will leave Saturday for Lon
don for private consultations
with British, French and Ca
madam delegates prior to the
start of the disarmament talks
in London in about two weeks.
Will Study Friendship Part
Mr.. Eisenhower devoted only
lone paragraph to Mr.. Bulganin's
plea, expressed in two letters, for
a Soviet-American friendship
treaty. Secretary of State Dulles
has labeled this proposal as
propaganda. In the letter made
public today, Mr.. Eisenhower
promised merely to study the
idea. He said he may" COM
municate with Mr.. Bulganin on
this subject later.
Mr.. Eisenhower's letter, how
ever, tended to put the Soviet
American exchanges back on a
path where there might be some
room for negotiations.
The exchange started last
September when Mr.. Bulganin
Ii ma letter to the President pro-
posed a newer disarmament
effort keyed to ground inspectors
rather than the "open skies"
Technique which Mr.. Eisenhower
had proposed at the summit
conference in Geneva last July.
/ Soon after receiving the So
WET letter of September, Mr..
Eisenhower suffered his heart
attack, but made an interim"
reply october IL. He said that
he still liked the open skies"
idea, but would accept ground
inspectors, too.
The exchange took a discour-
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Tomorrow: Forgotten Children
Women Awarded
$4,000 for Injuries

A Federal jury today awarded
$4,000 to a waitress for spinal
injuries she suffered in a two
auto collision in September, 1858
The Judgment was in favor OF
Mrs Carol E. Lowd, Al, of 2406
Tunlaw road NV, an employe
of a restaurant in the 800 block
of Fifteenth street NV.
, Defendants in the case were
Avery T. Horton, $500 Eight
zenith street NV, and Will
liam F. Hileman, 1900 Fortieth
place NV.
Mrs. LoWd was a passenger in
"a cab operated by Mr.. Horton
WREN it was in collision with an
auto driven by Mr.. Hileman at
Twentieth and Benton streets
NV. Mrs. Lowd's attornies were
Joseph Bulman and Leonard
| Lewis.
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Walter Reed Hospital, had
threatened to kill her and him.
self rather than return to the
hospital.
The soldier was shot once ir
the abdomen with a .38-caliber
revolver. Police said he had left
the hospital Saturday on a pass
arranged by his father and was
due to return yesterday. Instead
he remained at home.
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Eisenhower Asks Freeze
OF Atomic StockpiIes

aging turn when Mr.. Bulganin
on January % and again on
February ! pressed for a Soviet
American friendship treaty with
out any inspection proviso. The
United States regarded this as
unnecessary, since all members
of the United Nations already
were pledged to carry on their
international relations in a fam
lily manner and without resort
to violence.
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Merging Two Levels
DiscIoses Problems

than the city average. and Miss
Dick said: I'VE can do an in
tensive job because we are very
small school," Other schools
are less fortunate. At Thomson,
in the middle of downtown. for
example. Mrs. Frances S. Haas.
principal. said pupils come and
go so fast teachers hardly can
get to know them.
children may come to school
without breakfast and sit and
dream all day. The teacher has
to find out what's wrong" she
said, adding she was spending
95 per cent of her own time on
urgent individual problems.
Thomson is supposed to be car
rying out a maximum benefit"
project of the Commissioners
Youth Council to show whether
classes of 80 help fight delin-
quency, but Mrs. Haas said the
experiment hasn't proved any
thing because the school hasn't
been able to keep classes that
low.
Negro children have no mo-
nopoly on the city's educational
problems. This writer has seen
test papers showing white chill
Idren in just as urgent need of
help. and conversely there are
schools, including integrated
ones, where colored youngsters
have made a better showing than
white. Dunbar High School,
virtually all-Negro, had the
city's best college-entrance rec
ord both last year and the year
before, and a big quota of its
graduates got scholarships.
Basic Worry
There are also many white
children who spend time sitting
i'm the principals Office.
But with doubts about the
school systems ability to edu-
cate we'll even under ordinary
circumstances, it is hardly re-
Imarkable if indignation has both
parents and teachers worried.
The basic worry, teachers say,
lis the same one apparently at
the root of most of the school
systems ills-too many pupils
per teacher. Whether children
are white or colored. not much
can be done individually if the
class is too big. And integra-
ton has spread the range of in
idividuals wider than ever before.
The biggest mistake this city
has made" one of Washington's
best principals said, lis to have
Indignation without making
classes smaller"
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81 Shoots Self
In Wife's Home

Sergt. &c Albert W. Aston.
.jr., "a, was in critical condition
in District General Hospital to-
day from what police described
as a self-inflicted bullet wound.
Sergt. Aston. colored, was
found at the home of his wife,
Otis, %, at 1915 Jay street NE.
after Mrs. Aston had gone to
the home of neighbor.
Mrs. Aston told Police Pvts.
G. w. Whaler and H. D. Lyon
that her husband, a patient at
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Register now at the District
Building, and vote in the Dis
trict election May 1.
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ahead?
Ask US these questions: the answers may help
you 60 farther faster

You I've got less money till than ought Any
suggestions?
We: Draw up chair Let's your bills paid And
you have provided for family emergencies Now you're
ready for an interesting journey.
Where to?
We To you get Ahead Begin by considering
investing in good stock The idea to try to
make killing-but to get good return money.
Stocks? You've got the wrong pal Pm not rich.
We Neither are most stockholders Three people
who stock have incomes under 900 year Many
under $4,000 They their share of American bust
Because when you stock you're part of
the company and you share in its profits by way of
dividends. If it grows your investment grow too
You: Now you're getting somewhere. But how do make
the company will pay those dividends?
WEI You can't. Sometimes company doesn't make profit
from which pay a dividend. Fact is though. around
500 stocks on the New York Stock Exchange have paid
dividends every year for 20 to than 100 years.
So ought buy stock only with my eyes wide open?
WEI Now you're getting somewhere Bear in mind that
stock go down well up. Start by getting facts
and sensible advice. You'll find both if you drop in
a Member Firm of the New York Stock Exchange.
They'll welcome your visit and help you get information
about both stocks and bonds
You: Haven't you got anything for me to read?
We have An interesting little booklet called
Investment Facts about Common Stocks and Cash
Dividends" Gives dividend records of several hundred
companies, tells you how to open account and de-
scribes the wonderfully convenient Monthly Investment
Plan which enables you to buy stock in of ,
Americas greatest companies for little $40 every
three months
You: Where can get that booklet?
Easy Drop in telephone, mail card to any
Member Firm Or send the coupon direct Dept. 6E,
New York Stock Exchange, Box 252, New York n Y.
Own your share of American business
Members
New York Stock Exchange
I'd like to kno about investing NTH the idea of getting
good return money Please send tree, your booklet
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