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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
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EDUCATIONAL
SECTION
On Sunday august IS

in The Sunday Star Magazine
Here is O cum loude medium for your
bock-to-school promotions. The Stor's
special August 18th section will
achieve high reodership amongst
parents and students Of oil oees, and
will reach your norket OF the right
time to OBJECT bock-to-school decisions
and buying.
The Stor's Educational Section is the
only erovure section of its kind ia
Washington :. in the newspaper thot
clearly dominates in advertising
Image
Don't overlook this very speeiol oppor-
tunity to reoeh your .bock-to-sehool
customers.
For SpOee Reservations
Coll Sterling $4,000
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

HONE MORTGAGED?
Providsnfs Mortgage Retire
ment Insurance furnishes low
cost protection enabling your
family TO Immediately retire the
loan in the event of your un-
expected death. Hurry Carey -
Provident Life. fla 7th Ave. S.W.
l7U ELK'S BULLETIN ER
Meeting nights seeoad anA feurtA
wednesday Of eAeh Donth- klkr
luncheon served in etub roem ach
Saturday beginning IT K5oe. LITE
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
Bible Comment:
Church and
Home Worship
Blend

TODAY, there is great resur-
gence of emphasis on religion
In the home And this is a good
thing. But we must never forget
the vital role of the church. The
two, home and church, ought to
60 together in the life OF every
family that would be in any real
sense Christian
Family religion, fine as it can
be made, is not enough in itself.
A family religion. divorced from
the church and lacking the fun
expression Of Christian fellow
ship, could not be in any real
sense completely Christian The
family needs the church as much
rs the church needs the family.
The first Christians, those of
the early church, had all things
In common They experienced
communal living as do groups Of
Christians in mouasteries or re-
ligious orders.
Such communal endeavor has
been practiced at many times
and In many places during the
centuries since the church began.
This does not mean that COM
munal living, as these first
Christians practiced it, is either
advisable or feasible under the
complex conditions of modern
society in which the vast major
ity Of III play a part
But it does mean that even In
the most complex social condi-
tons, true Christians viii wish
to live unselfshly, using them
selves and their possessions for
the doing Of the will Of God, and
for the blessing Of their fellow
men.
Let us thank God for the men
and women who have lived In
that Christian way. And let US
realize that, complex as society
may be. there can be no lasting
peace, prosperity and happiness
for all until M men live to love
and help one another.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
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FILTERS

Prof. Alfred Orahilly, II, one
Of Ireland's greatest contern-
porary scholars, was recently
ordained a priest of the Roman
Catholic church. A widower, he
is the father of two children.
Take a gander at what Ore
CONS foresters are doing. They've
turned geese loose in the forestry
nurseries near Salem. The birds
gobble up the weeds and forest
IT pray they'll leave the seed
lings alone.
Veteran employees of Harvard
University--2A of them-have
given a total of nearly 5000 years
Of service to the educational in
stitution at Cambridge, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
1O.95

You look so trim in these
smortly styled cottons thot ore
reody whatever your busy
mornings bring. Seems ore
pinked, collars ore we'll mode,
colors ore fresh: red, blue or
green stripes.
For left: Classic Master, skirt
ziPs oil the way to hem. New
rolI-up sleeves ond action back.
l2-20 and l4h-2212. 1905
Left: Coot Style with motchino
stitching for q lovely slim line.
Two-woy collar. l2-2O. 1925
wei = Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor also Chevy Chose.
Corners and Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE-OPEN ! TIL DARK
Coy Colonial brick In new house
must sell 3 bedrooms > flreplaces,
club room, breakfast nook. garage
and a host OF extras Priced low
for quick sale. Out Conn. ave. TO
Nebraska. right to Nevada, left to
Jocelyn St, left to open sign.
SHANNON x LUCHS CO., 1000
Conn. ave. KE. 7-lSuO.
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HOME VALUES

300 18th st, NV. - rooms and
bath; h.-wh,: $50.
ISIS Wade I'd. se.-5 rooms and
bath: S6950.
,.; ~ az Adrian st. SEE rooms and
.., S22 I FIN st. n.w.--s rooms. 2
h.t s3% I Z & t. se.-6 rms. bath. gas
543 Shepherd ct. NV rms, 2
baths oil h.-w.h.: s125.
1901 Corcoran ST. n va rooms
2 baths; 500.
a07 G Ct. NV III rooms. 2
baths; gas h.-w.h.: SIPS.
2314 H st. NV. q rooms, bath,
bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.: sos
92S o st. n ". Il rms. and bath:
22s r st. n.e.--s rms. kit. and
bath full bsmt.; $40
4O32 E St. SEE rms, bath:
gas h.-wh.: S115.
, 30 so5 St; NV rms. bath; H.
81 < St me- rms, Kit. and
6i3 Morton st nw-6 rms. and
bath; h.-wh x75.
ll14 Sth At ne.--6 rms. and
is R s. n.w.-a rms, . baths;
h.-w.h.; Sl15.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
-
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BUSINESS oppoRTUNITIEs


pills TRADING POST FOR SALE.
for full details write retiring O.VN-
Err, Box l4i, Rte. T. Westmin-
ster. Nd
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY WANTED
payable monthly notes. any To-
cation Give details. Box l55-S.
DEPT. STORE. suburban area
Growing community. good business
stock and fixtures VIII lease or sell
bldg Boz lis. Star. e.
FREEZR--Famous soft ice
cream drive-in chain has choice
location available IN heart OF Clar-
endoni profitable company-owned
store no rent or equipment paw
balance from profits Food unit IA also
available. Cal TAsTEE-FRFE2F
STABIIslIED FURNITURE SToRF
~ escrlleni downtown 10 sffOr +.
days Di -e23l Sur IA s-afai
SOf FOUNTAIN ar 'unchsoneft
COTTAGE CITY pHAR VA --as4i
ARR vOU ISTERrs~FD - O7FE
ATlNG Your own sUsfSrer9
ha'or 81 60 has modern fFi ice
Z station for lease 70 neafbv Va Th'-
is excellent oDoortu- N. ~ take
over going busines Unlimited %.
ienilsl II crowns community car
"a 5-H05j.
REsT bar F.rm. apt apt renta!
pays entire rent excel net income
sofs bar FE 3-4i72 after I'm
PARTNER, active. 70 operate retail
store must be prepared 10 invest
$4,000. Write. IN own handWriting
Stains age. qualifications and *
perience. Box 5g-R, star
FORM A cORPORATION-Any stats
{ or D., c Raise capital best meth
DDS Y 8 LEGAL CORP. Est 1903
ATTY Promoter wanted CO SOIL.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. shovins
i fosrou Gi ia 600 3 RoI 5ss '' ga
sHILvfNG. GONDoLAS-stes. al
slfe5' rolofs 10 stock free 8ls minis
, mar To- r. i Ss S srl, ave ss = ioa
roriPNrHI ORR 'f'
shsrman ave- ~. 80 7-taia
GRoCERY AND DELfCAJUS~EN
.IORi or fog - close 20 Durb .
o'e sane oNrFr fc- Is years
sra rasr rfrt err1 ~
>Wt't C0UNIEY GEuC RY ~ r.
Vt.n a. Bur D. Route Nc roo
cgtrr- tfry or FaTregfs. fsn'
o. ri THOMPSON 60 sur Dr
s.fUtY
GEOCtRY sTORE, small. J tsa ify.
irg ft ~ SIS rem rfat iarr
xr0aa ugosst sH5n week etE ii'
cease A.l snr nan ana vie warfl
n fN1 fufai Prtte Inc.usirG ftnek
rake orfr EDWIN Y Ellis Bro.
rsr 1910 Fermcrt az RI $3.50
WfiL EENr NJ dsiicatessea csrsr
co. iunfh store % -errsnfitis rHT,
scn ca1 NJ. s-i226 sFtrinEh
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EsTABIIsuEn FURNITURE sroRF

~ tAl4tAtNt HUNiLlpNN 10 AtfNNs
must sell b. 'ause Of Il heai'6 uk
days Di -e23i SUI RA s-"fai
So FOUNTAIN ar ''unoNsoncfie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING and Mont. Co.
! need severa 3-bedrm. brick ram
h!ers With bsmts: NR. FIELD. Ju
5-1l u; ewes. IU n-lI7j WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. Realtors
Nv. SUBURBAN OR FARM in
good section option to buv RA. 3.
-"
WANTED--3-bedrm house. icinity
q Andrews Field Call JOIN l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

CT NEr adirf SAFE a..
Naehfrlat EI.dlng
is-N C1ErF~t.cU Ave
o. 41na t.s iNN
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1900 BAYLISS DIR.
ALEXANDRIA. VA

Attrae. Diet. brk. rambler with liv.
rm., dinette. kit, 3 bedrooms and
bath. Excel. neighborhood. Rent.
SI25 per month. Air cond. and gas
forced-air heat Dir. Out Shirley
hwy. left on King ST. Rte. ~. left
on Tuckahoe lane, house on corner.
ST $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
VERY WELI-k NOWN
RESTAURANT

Notes Resorts. Tourist ana Board
ms Houses, stores Gas STA Farms
elc opportunities bsrgains galore
5:tl.h properties descFibed 3ti
siRtcs. WORLDS fARCirsTf ~
Years Serticr STROUl BEATTY
llaN WoodYar BIDS. Washing.
.aa 81 .atJSJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOUSES Tor SALE, NV tcoOtl

HOME WITH INCOME units.
s. 900 down. iS35 lrv in;1y ~ SI ~
NO. 1855. -" ~ o. ""''
OPEN Sun. ALL DAY--2938 2Sth
st. NV. --Semi-d etach. 3 oedrms. ),
3 baths. deluxe kit. dishwasher,
and gRrbaRe disp.. rec. rm.. garage
fence fenced lot: $2s,e5O- By owner
GA. AND ALASKA AREA, 1919 9Th
st NV. --3-hdrm. semidet. brick, i a
baths incl. lst-h. powder rm.: rec.
rm., scr. back porch, front vestibule;
excel. cond.; within walking dist.
shopping. transp., schools, churches,
synagogues. BY OWNER. IA. 9-5S4l.
3Sl5 vEAZEY ST. N.w.--semidet.
stuccoi b rms, baths, full bsmt t,
oil heat. encl. porches: $17,95O,
with $1,000 down. F. ELIOT MID
DLEToN, Realtor, RE. 7-1ISl;
ewes. OIL. 2-S557.
FAMILY THAT NEEDS space to
expand. Mod Diet. brick. den,
powder rm., rec rm.. large yard
and GARAGE; walk to school, church,
Synagogue or shopping; excel. NV.
location. mr.. D. C. line: terms.
RIA. 6-S50O.
OF NEW COND. HOUSES,
mr.. Walter Reed; 3 ana 4 bedrms. (;
excel. terms; quick poss. Call me
for a barRain Tell me your prob
lens, let me do the rest. 6TROUP,
RA. 6-S70u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
BEAUTY SALON

BEAUTY SALON
Top location, at 7th and " sts
n.w., with PARK. tacils, avail. Ex-
modelled tor rant operator win
noid .; stalls plus waiting rm. and
lay2.; streetcar stop or same cor
he 4-3l9; sun or Elk. 3-3i0S
SUNDRY SHOP complete with pre-
Script.cr counter. fully stocked:
N lo1f, area OF thriving town,
owner compelled 10 sell. Can be
oouelt for half price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED

COLORED- RENT AND BUY
Modern r-rW sen get. brick DOW =
der I'm esrbare oisJ dis washer
bsinf sas a-c heat
ST 3-fil5, TT .-N5t3 II. 9-Si ~
CoIORED-.gr fth ST NE
rms BATH Gas HI 500 MO
1872 ADAMS ST NE ii ROOMS
fGdI A 81 Sc ROOMS. $50
LOUIS RUDDEN TU 1-3Oe0
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HOUSES uNEuRNIshEn

COLORED-i625 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
term. semidet. brick: very cow.
newly decorated: SlG0 per mo.
10 s-s500.
COLORED-N.W.-S ROOMS and
bah. oil heat, automatic hot water;
$50 30 mo. co. 5-SSnA. ia p
3Oa2
COLORED--3I6 36th ST. NJ
Ltv. rm.. din. rm., kit. :, beirms.
and ba tn; gas neat: SS5. Call Mr..
BROWN, HU. 3-5SlS
coLoRED
AIS H ST. N.W.--6 rms. Gas heat,
$40 RANDOLPH ST. N.w,-s rms
gas heat, Sl00 mo. on lease.
sooSM s sSrditipn. sl M.p NO 70
1es4 iith st. NV AD. 4-2OO5
CoLoRED--MovE IN
1873 C1seoran NV. 10 rms. SS5
AS NJ st. W s rooms SlU0
d Bass nl. Sc, ) rms. SIS
BIG First St Sc, ) rms. 500 80
~ 18th st. Sc ) rms. SO
AUERBAcH g. co. D1. 7-650i
COIORED
a. cuACI ENBOS ST. NE.
Cor, det. brick home, 8 rms . tic
paths on 2nd H., nice front pUrcn (,
mas storm Windows throughout. va
cant. Sl50 no. Move in al once
with option TO buy. IA. a-iTSs
COLORED
962A UNITE RSITY p
Brick, 10 Rms. Baths, H VIII. $50
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA 3-sio0
COLoRED
CTS S st. n.w.--6 rms. bath,
h W h.. 500.
1922 6th st. nw.-4 rms. and
bath, $3.50.
6i6 l st NV rms, bath and
store. $40 so.
100 @ st. n.w.-4 rms. bath and
store. S77.50.
635 goth St. me- rms. bath
and gas heat. SOS.
1888 Kramer st. n.e.-3 rms.
bath, gas heat, $50.
1927 LIST st. s.w.--4 rms, S35.
914 LIST ST. s.w.--5 rms. S37 so.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1917 9TH St. NV. ST. 3-S4S4
CoLoRED--o@7 AcKER ST Ne
8 rms. and bath: h.-w.h.; S65.
1929 18th ST NV. s. rms and
1922 E ST Sc - rms. bath.
new house cond. Sl15.
NFWSoM. ITO II ST. NE.
Ii 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
IEAL OPPORTUNITIE,
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
BAR AND GRILL

Estaolished 81 year Ovner su5tes
> % per dET mostly bar 5utl mess.
EitH anCus nef income Of s.5.U00
Iona leaft priced rsEhf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

CAR WASH; N.E.--Long lease; own
er quotes $4,000 gross safes last
year, approx. 100000 net profit;
need $50 900 down, LANE PAS
TOR. Elk .,-o555
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
BETHESDA. MD.

55I9 Brite Drive
Just on Bradley blvd. very desirable
section Of detached houses. Modern
Groom, 11a-bath house: recreation
room modern kitchen. gas heat
beautiful rear yard Reasonable rent
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
73s 10th St. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

FLORIST SHOP. Inc, about $1,000
mo-; good guar; all new; price,
S4,900; down, 1000. truck incl.
A. R. SEELYE. DI. 1890.
GROCERY. Sl.40O wk. guar: ask
ing LOCO down: 8 to 3, closed
wee, Wea'' day on sun. 7-rm; apt. /;
delivery. A. X. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
OPEN SUNDAY PM.

Beautiful town house,
s215 Downtown s rooms.
. baths. MANY extras Dis
posa' dishWasher washer.
Garage. Beautifully deco
ratca, Atm3s phere, charm
Worth your inspection. Call
JAMES L. DIXON 81 co.
ST 3-i2o9 AID. 4-6366
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
DRESS SHOP

Dpins Aoeut >1b0ut yCar.y By
cfaeut corner ora.IcH 9eat .,4s
Anng .ea8t Frlcf ftaW rut dei-
~ iqr r-ag go Tho r~s O. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

1925 23rd Street
Detached frame OF 5 rooms and
bath - bedroomsl. gas heat. Con-
venient to school and shopping
Rent &1I0
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
73s 18th 81: NV d 7-es3o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
sREN-MAR PARK, Fairfax Co, Va
1925 VARNUM ST. NE. OPPOSITE
NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

Standardized brick: g rms. .
baths, rec rm front porch. screened
rear porches oil hot water heat. ga
rage corner lot: December nccu-
p F. sAU1 CO., go 18th st. NV,
Ma $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Choice Suburban Location

Choice Suburban Location
Nearby Arlington, Falls Church and
Annsndale. Newly decorated. Walk to
schools. buses and stores.
S95-f0I Meridian st.-2-bedroom
brick rambler gas radiant heat.
level lot
S100-69SO North Fairfax drive
bedroom. semidetached brick: full
basement
S135-1O15 Woodley place. Falls
Church, bedroom brick ram
bier: fireplace, dishwasher. gar
bage disposal; stairway to stor-
age attic.
$145-1f1l Ronald st.-3-bedroom
brick rambler: full basement;
electric kitchen. fireplace, tiled
bath.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE 4-39U0 JE. 2-67al
FOR RENT--Farm house; z rooms
bath and heat on gravel road. Now
vacant. $50 per month.
Also homes and farms for sale
Call CT 3-2ll6.
Jerry T. Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
NO MONEY DOWN

NO MONEY DOWN
GROCERY STORE doinE ~ son
PEI Vk. on neayiiy tsaihcked street
very good m0neymaker EASY terms
MD. WHISKEY LICENSE
Psskags store Zoe sted !n Prince
ticc4ge5 Co combined Win ga
alton ana and ooine 500 VIZ.
laa be DouRnt With or withou, land
License Dr4ce1 a. - 500. - nag On
Can be moved
MIDTOWN DRESS SHOP
s45.000 vol business 1885. owner
i!l can be bousht for only 5000
TAVERN
coIofed chenille. business $500
Only S1 4 siS' d go eau G: only - 300.
SAM BLANKEN & co.
@3i2 lin a. NV
Onee - sundsy snd Fyss.
10 i.5500 IA a-0sa5
TOY AND APPLIANCE STORE
owner n4utes better .han : 900
w business % FGry GOOD iOch-
t00 nFire ~ $4,000 includes an
ANFie =. - WV .Na haNff-
itgCi18 STORE
D aa eraaf laH'rfss %
ta.ss Nk teaf feal can 10
u .i
LiclC. aHD shOJEHT srOgs
che % GHa 1.eta Ea8ua aasea III
.Es c'T Cobb tet snan 4fWW'p
~ iHsH 4E tsocF
BAR AsD uRLL
pEntr g4offt 40 eHH - bGH.
ne8f % nnicn q arse psftfa. iaEf
"a a9ldf
OROCEHf BTCEE
Oaase s44tfs 90 800 20 80 NlN ,
~ 6IairsaF. Terv srcasah.s %
GRAFTON feGf q sI5N nfisees
.args ntaaf.fs apt 80 900 east
VIZ sardis
ROFFELD REALTY CO.
Do. T-7siA syss ssE. 40 e-lssS
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OPPORTUNITY

To cIfczaae an sstaauthsf if01sn
food bgfinest ir Harfs5sft Perra
ares rsggifea Ttntm4u .-Verl@
wf1f - sIS.N0N eEnIle fs.4rE sn.
vsasm Hrt afas sear Fog gesaa
VITA Ben ls3-B. STAR. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

owner quotes SO, 800 wkiy Air
cond.. modern. viii show good net
return. Large shopping area, no
nearby competition. Must be seen
TO be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
VALET SHOP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Downtown area. Business. $3.50
wkly. Hrs, 1880 to 6:45 pm. Asking
only $1,000. Must sell to best offer.
Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
AtFxANDRII

Fine home 4 n PIX 4 bedrms .
BATH rlnE Is mr. den Mod coat
OF % ~ VerH low rent Cal II
ALEXANDRIA
far ths flssg renter here's a
nearly Hcz 9.bedrn brt-k rambler
that's 500 'Fs md foomy lit I'm.
YIN tieulacs uiu m sap.p ~
Ihopprg lease sF5s month
III " II BARRY ORC
zoos ~ vernon 'te Alex NHas- !.
eieo 9Rh ST CHEVY CHASE. PC.
scts,5 ;9' o5 aaf s asr ~ bsst 0A viii
b pat in excel eoHd Ho~ avail.
.,g EP% e.. y JOINS & co co 5 sNs
VICINITY HAYLoR RID.
And Alabama ave Sc Arm
brick. semidetaehed house about
yrs old and newly decorated 3
deco lot convenient 70 elementary
school. shopping center aud movie
Coed bus service Phone 70 i.33on
Ranch Home. is Acres Woods
Mont co Pct Vinas ovsrlooEins
Streams . 5edfms nffniaes nif
pnrches guest rsbfn nearby %
wtrs y G line Nsaf axe anc
y Wv - F-WNtt
ePLfr LEVEL te5rms dsu
ff nafrt alrnor GeN tif5
C'trftAt osdfmt il4 49,.
frv rvs bed go 9 Batr, Us
low HaH -s fff
On rs4-r fnt
j -S4-..e pos
r.as4sf $3.50
laH aH
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COLORFD-VACANT

202s Pierce Mil rd NV. tacinI
Roek Greek Park 4. bedrm house
inclosed heated porch: garape ga,
heat Sll5. DIT. 7-g375. RA. 6-4.24
COLOCrn
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SEMI SELF SERVICE
GROCERY-NO BEER

Business over $1,000 Wkiy. cash
and carry. Rent only sos mo mel.
llv. qtrs Wonderful opportunity Tor
beginGer, Always known as TOD
money mskcr. Sec END be convinced.
Ewes. and Sun. shea Cissen. f2A.
t,-1l9k
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CALL col. ASHLEY
James { Conley & Co.
o Grofns Ass IL tfgf
WALTER REED AREA
ArFr 60 trer~ .
taf1 frfarafe bft re- fm ard
afrFt- 18th lr hsrf rcter0 a.
nthrathsf cfrc1al &c slff 80
PHu fiPs AD. t.6s7i MansaY
~ T-iff'
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FLORIDA

NeW-car agency handing Lincoln.
"a scuTf automobiles. serving area
Iuu,UW Modern service facilities
ENceHfnt location. No real prone rty
70 buT Reason for selling. buy!ng
larRv- des' Factory aoprnva re-.
CURED WIlte P. o. Boy lOib
Winter Park. Florida.
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ae9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.
larEe rooms, kitchen and bath;
elcse 20 transD and walking dis
taner 70 George Washington univer-
attv area SIS
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Golden
Opportunity

For 2 or 3 working partners
TOYS. hardy ware. paint. gar
den supplies. retail and whole
sale. Top lines. Virginia
location. Tremendous Pstab-
ltshed following. Approximate
~ $50. 900 gross. $4,000
net Each successive year in
creased volume. increased net
cash needed S75.0O0 ~ men
81. 600 EACH. Total price
SIPS. 900. Reasonable rent
Reason for selling. enc nart-
ner sick. POSSIBLE TO
MAKE ENTIRE INVESTMENT
BACK IN 2 YEARS. Oniy re-
sDJlsible parties need apply
Replies held IN strictest con-
iiucnce Reply Box 4eg-R,
star, giving FT1erience and
cash available.
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WOMEN's WEAR

Shopping area Sc. Owner quotes
approx. $4,000 yrly. Hrs, 10 to
Z. No good will. Pay for stock. plus
value OF equipment. Modern, air
cond. Owner tired. anxious to sell.
Wonderful terms to responsible peo-
pie.
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Zine homo 4 U PK Z bedrmt .
bath rius Is hr den Mod coat
o. % nj Ver2 low rent Cal IL
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WOODWARD n NOhhiS
Realtors
723 Goth ST Wv RE 7-85s5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LODGING AND TOURIST HOUSE
Downtown ! st. near i0th-9s
rooms. s baths. water In many
rooms. OIL heat rent $30u Lease
Price $4,000. Down. 81 .00n: bal
arce. easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24

President Eisenhower, Mr.
Chairman, Delegates to the Re-
publican National Convention,
Distinguished Guests, Friends
and Fellow Americans.
This is a significant moment
of history. The delegates to this
convention have nominated a
President whose name is revered
throughout the world. To mil
lions of persons, here and every
where. President Eisenhower is
a living symbol of peace and free
dom. The fact that this country
will have four more years of his
wise leadership is wonderful news
to every American, regardless of
his political views.
I am grateful beyond measure
that you have given me the priv
ilege of running on the same
ticket with President Eisenhower
! shall work hard to re-elect the
President by an even greater ma
jority than the landslide of four
years ago.
AS we look forward to the COM
ing campaign, we should all died.
icate ourselves to the ideals that
have made this Nation great.
What is the greatness and no.
bility of America? 1t is first of
all the love of freedom and in
dependence that inspired the
men of Valley Forge as they
broke from a foreign tyranny
1T is that freedom which is
grounded in an abiding faith in
the dignity of the individual, a
faith embodied in that magnif-
Iicent charter that we call the
Bill of Rights.
1t is that love of freedom that
three times in this century sent
American soldiers abroad to help
other men keep their liberty. 1t
is that same love of freedom that
today impelS us to sacrifice SO
that the flood tide of communism
will not blot out decency from
the face of the earth.
=. We ore q people who chol-
lenoe the unknown ;"
Our people are great because
they have courage. From the pi-
oneers who braved the wilderness
to the scientists who today har-
ness the atom, we are a people
who challenge the unknown and
often achieve what seems impos-
Sible.
America is great because it has
faith. We are one nation under
God. Our very Declaration of
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Dwight Eisenhower came along
not only to lead the people Of
the United States but the free
people of all the world"
Other Officers Chosen
Unanimously elected vice
chairmen were Representative
Clarence Brown of Ohio, H.
Meade Alcorn, jr., of Connects
cut. Mrs. Eleanor S. Todd Of
New Jersey and Mrs. Kathryn
X. Meloney of Wyoming. Re-
firing vice chairmen are Mrs.
Consuelo Northrop Bailey Of
Vermont. Walter S. Hallanan OF
West Virginia, Mrs. Edna B.
Donald of Nebraska and Har-
Ian I. Peyton of Washington.
Mr.. Hall designated Mr.. Pey-
ton assistant campaign manager
and reappointed Miss Bertha
S. Adkins of Maryland as as
sistant to the chairman.
Mrs. Wesley M. Dixon Of
Illinois was unanimously elected
secretary on motion of Mrs.
Gladys E. Knowles of Montana,
secretary.
w. Harold Brenton of Iowa
was reelected treasurer and
Representative Hugh Scott Of
Pennsylvania general counsel.
Clifford Folger of Washington
was appointed finance chairman.