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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
CHARTS. OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

Copyright. 1856 by Triangle Publications Inc
up about IA turonss OF @:07 Start good won driving
place same Winner. MerTimsck Stables ch. 9, by War
ock-Blenhour. Trainer A. Krause. ValueS-S7OO $40,
S75, $50 Time, $685. Clear and fast
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Monmouth Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So 600; claim
ing 3-year-o!ds i furlongs
GWenys Kin tLeBre, 900 $3.50 l6 30
SOundprOOf Nelson $40 $50
Hi-Dee-Ess tHOTenOl $50
sweet Hill Princess, Miss Zaml Melbus
FLYING TEDDY FLYING Fool Time. ! %
SECOND RACEs-Purse. $500: claim
ing 2-year-olds b. furlonCs
Comes A Tide tCutsw 400 l1.SO 30
Well Seasoned ,UsservJ $50 $50
Mary nj CunariD 500
Lev Bro, Town Fire East Brook.
Prince Eusts, Miss Holmdel Two Ton
Tessie Time / o.
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Belmont Park Results


FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; maid
Dark ArmOr tSancheIl $40 40 36I
Saci tBOlandl SEQ s u
Turkey Tucker ,ArearO) 43I
Little Rabbit. Gallo Chief. Be De
lighted Banh Hign Eldorado, Hour
Later Gaferan Mornins Watch. Mode
jPep Tine Las
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600 allow
ance 3.year- olos and UP. 9 furlonss
Countess Tina tSOrtnsen) 1899 .?t
MY Annlty. Pleased, Fair Diana, ape
Child aAll HonorS Delightful End, Elk,
Time. l,lO4s
Whitney entry
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; OF.
tional clsimlns 3-year-olds and up
aResist tStovaID 1880 40 3.3C
Amy RObSart tOlahl s.30 80
Fleet Fighter tWestrOpel l.5C
Skysweeper Brogue end Gold Gin
Worby. Greek Day. slndependence Hot
spur. Avon Ladv Time 90
FOURTH RACE-Purse Sc 600 al.
lowances 3-year-old and Up. 'urlongs
Le Beau Prince BoloI $50 3 30 > 90
BLACK Record tChoo tel 3 - 4 @
Squared AWAY Gelthere JACK Divins
9Oard Time. l:l0fs.
Dead heat for second
FIFTH RACE-Purse. SO 700 msider
IIbyie e ics 22 i1rionsS wagner na az
DIscernment tBOlandD 3tC
Egotlstlcal. Sir Warren. a Midship.
man, Chan Fleet a Bell Lap Fiery Jim
b Tenacious. Sim Feiner, ROYAL Heir
Periqusst, Jim Berger Hannah's Hi
strong Point. I Tones Boy. Time, ;03ss
b Brown entry
sixth RACE-Purs. $4,000. allow.
anee 3-yesr- olds and UP; AZ miles
War Hawk tBoland) go 4eO 300
Glen Alden tArcarOl 40 81
PaSsyunk tMcCrearyl 32(
Prince Richard. Rosv Finch, Mill.
den. Show Bridge. Most Likelv. Shine,
Bright Let's Fly 2nd. Time, :43is
McHueh entry
SEVENTH RACE-The Saranac Handi.
cap: $4,000 added; 3year-olds; Il.
Ricci Iaw Bailey I5.4O 1880 $50
Rill's Sky Boy (McCrearyl 1I.9O 8I(
ST. Amour End (AnderSOnl s.II
Honey's Tiger Beau Diabls. Charlie.
yoix, Oh Johnny. LawlesS. Kingmsser
Born Mighty, Deviish Duke Riley
Lucius Beehe. Third Brother. GRAY
Phantom Time, 1925.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 500. claim
Ing 4-yesr-olds and up; II. miles.
Wheat State atkinson 40 3iN 2.9G
Iron GUY fBaiIeyl q so . XC
a Star Of Persia (Choaustte1 35C
Prefer Dan. Lord Louis a Prize Ring
Claret Symmetrical, Border Son Time
Efnkn
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ard Richards at Delaware Park
June 9. in his only other stakes
, triumph. Today he earned
, S21 $50 and ran his total earn
!, inpS TO STE. SIS
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|S,923Fan See
|Pundonor Win
AtCharIes Town
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. w Va,
July 7.-Justifying the faith of
the majority, Magnolia Farms
Pundonor sped to a length vic
tory this afternoon in Charles
Towns feature race. the High
Fleet, before a brisk wagering
crowd of 1923.
Backed down to 6 to s, Pun
donor, with suspended rider
aboard. won handily against five
other horses who we're put away
under blistering stretch drive
negotiated by Jockey Charley
Clark.
Earlier in the day Clark drew
a three-day suspension for what
the stewards termed careless
ride aboard Rollin' Warm on
Fridays program His suspen-
sion will take effect Tuesday.
GOdfrey's Horse Wins
The suspension failed to
dampen Clark'S ardor, however,
for he rode half of the double
aboard c. B. Carriers Warnessa
in the second race, and then
made it triple for the day by
booting home Arthur Godfrey's
Gala Dice in the sixth race and
the days secondary feature, the
Pavot.
Pundonor went over the Charles
Town course, which was fast
considering the recent heavy
rains in the area, in 1855, one
and tWo-fifths off the track
record, to pay $6.40.
r. L. Parsons CLAY set the
early pace, but was worn down
and stacked away at the head
of the stretch. Olay managed
to hold on for second with Eli
A. Matters Elgol nosing out J #
Gibson's Mowleesha for third
money.
i High Ronda. backed down to
I7-to-2 odds, quit early and was
never a factor.
Horse Breaks Down
The running of the third event
won by Fetch 1T. was marred by
an unfortunate incident which
found Mrs. Vernon Arthur's
Slayer. piloted by Jockey Joe
French breaking down in the
backstretch after being out ii
front
Fortunately, the field was q
small one and horses trailing
Slayer at the time we're able tt
veer out of the way. The horse
later was ordered destroyed by
the track veterinarian, DR.. w. E
( TruSSell.
One of the longest priced
horses of the day figured in the
daily double 1t was Merrimack
Stables Easter Hour. a 6-year-
old mare ridden by Sammy Pa
Jumbo. in the first race, who re-
turned $3.50. After Warnessa
won in the second event, the
double amounted to $1,000 ano
was represented by the 81 com
bination.
The crowd set new wagering
high for the meeting sending
$509,062 through the tutnStiles
even though yesterdays crowd
was almost 1000 less than was
on hand here for the July 4
program.
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Nurruqunsett Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, - 900; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up + furlongs.
Stepping Merry mo- $3.50 1870 ESQ
Rags Ganders) so 3.2O
POd0lOff Ckeenel 3.l0
Pass Play, Excursion, Time for Speed.
Last Lap. Boyle Miss MurteX, Broom +
maker Time l:Iils
rags won, disqualified placed second
SECOND RACE-Purse 5000; claim
ing, l-year-olds AND up i turlongs
Familiar tGrimml 40 20 800
Battle Mount ,Mercier) $50 $50
Double Dine fairbanks 10
Kind Reception, Sir Sidney, Eternal
Sweep JACKIE Van Shipwrecs thappy' S
Pass, Luna. Park Elaine Ruth Step
StOuc Tine II
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Won 3 Laurel Stakes

Royal Bay Gem. now at stud,
won three Laurel stake races at
various ages
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TWo-dolar mutuels pad-BELLFOUNDER 50 90 S3.40;
81 PUTNEY. s.. so. 500. LOUDOUN LASS. s3.2O.

FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 200: allowance; for
about ~ furiongs Off 4:OS12 starr good; driving
place same Winner r McClarins b. I. >, by Charng
Cross StinGy Miss Trainer Mrs G. Ssporta Values-Ss5O
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SIXTH RACEPurse. sl,50O allowance for 3-year-olds
apG1t HTEngs on 80 start good; won handi!y.
Geraldice Trainer s. Payne Values-S 900 $500 Sl2S
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TWo-dollar mutuels paid-THRIFTY
50 20 PHARAKIN 81. 50, $40 SH1
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Monmouth Has ST ,524 Double

Two-dolar mutuels paid-SURE LQSS S5I,I, - ~ 70
$3.50, $6.40 CouNTERPARTY S4.4o
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SEVENTH RACE--Purse, 81 200. class
linvitational, pace | mile
Galen Hanover Cr'kD 500 leo $50
Englishman Marker 500 3.IO
Suit Yourself Lamb'nl LOO
Gypsy Gal, Nobel RoSeeroft, Royal
Mist. Shep York, Direct Walnut Time,
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Salesman Held for Jury
In FotoI Arlington Fight

Joe Ray Schmidt was ordered
held for the grand jury on man
slaughter charges yesterday by
Arlington County Court in the
death of Hugh Maynard Holmes
after an argument at the Airing
ton Towers Apartments on Au-
gust 4.
Mr.. Holmes fiancee, Miss
Sarah r. Sewers of Round Hill,
Va. told the police court hear
ing that Schmidt reached over
her shoulder and struck her boy
friend as she tried to stand be-
tween them to stop an argument
The fight repeatedly occurred
after an evening Of drinking in
the apartments. Mr.. Holmes
and Miss Sewers had been guests
of Schmidt and his wife.
Police said the fight was cons
tinued outside in the street near
the shopping center. Mr.. Holmes
worked in the Acme Supermarket
of the apartment shopping GEN.
ter. Schmidt is a salesman for
a beauty supply company.
The girl said at the hearing
that she had had four or five
cans Of beer and that Schmidt
had had at least that much.
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FAMOUS GABLES

INSULT: AS drama critic Alex
ander Woollcott was emerging
from a theater. a stranger APP
preached him:
well, If it isn't Mr.. Ham
mondl" exclaimed the man.
"Sir, I'm delighted to meet you.
I've been wanting to tell you for
years that ! think your drama
reviews are the finest I've ever
read"
Before woollcott could protest,
the man seized his hand and
pumped it.
This is a great honor, Mr..
Hammond" he said, his sincerity
apparent.
One Of Woollcott's friends, who
had witnessed the scene. stepped
up after the stranger had de-
parted.
Can you imagine thatl" said
the friend. The poor fellow
didn't even know that Percy
Hammond is deadi"
For several moments. Woollcott
was too shocked 70 speak.
Il can forgive that" he finally
said. what hurts Is that he
didn't know In alivel"
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OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE M. CATUDAL

1--we rejoice that this bril-
liant feat has been accom-
lplished," said the President rs
Iyearsr ago today, in welcoming
two French aviators who COM
Ipleted the first direct fight from
Paris to New York. Which
President?
2-After the burning Of the
White House during the War Of
1912. the President established
the Octagon House as a tenn
Iporary Executive Mansion, 142
years ago today. Which Presi-
Ident2
3-The CHIEF Justice of the
United States, who administered
the oath Of Office to our last two
Presidents, died three years ago
today. Who?
ANSWERS on Next Pagel
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BY WuIt Disney

DR. William Dolan, Arlington
pathologist. said, he viewed the
body on August 6 and that 1t
was marked with Abdominal
bruises. and the brain had been
injured.
Defense Attorneys Paul G.
Varoutsos and Louis KoutoulakoS
commended they had proved Mr.
Holmes could not have beer
killed by the blows administered
by Schmidt.
Judge Paul Brown heard the
testimony and bound the case
over to the October is grand
Jury.
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A WORD
TO THE WISE

@. When a letter has passed
the censor has 1t been Cen
sured"?
A. "Censure" means "repri-
mand; hostile criticism" A let
ter is censored.
@. Please advise whether
common usage has made cor
rect the spelling Of PERCENT as
one word. I am constantly being
corrected for spelling it as two
words.
"A. Most dictionaries show on
ly per cent" Merriam-Web
ster'S lists percent" as second
choice. I recommend per cent,
however, since it is a shortening
of the Latin per centum.
@. Please give the ranks Of
the various grades of generals
in the United States Army.
A. Lowest in rank is the Brig
adler General. whose insigne is
q single silver star. Next is the
Major General, with two stars:
then Lieutenant General, with
three stars; followed by the full
General. With tour stars. The
top rank is the General Of the
Army, with five stars.
@. Please pronounce ACRI-
MONY for us. and settle an ar
gument. Should the second syl-
liable be accented?
A. No. Say: AK-ri-moe-nee.
@. Please pronounce the word
vIGILANTE.
A. The word is Spanish for
"vigilant; watchful" In Ameri-
can usage it means "a member
of a volunteer committee to
maintain law and order" Pro-
nounce 1t: VIDGE-i-LAH-tee.
Distributed BY
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North East south west
10 Pass IA Pass
"a Pass 3NT All Pass
In the bidding of today's hand
1t appears that Miss Brash
should have raised hearts some
where along the line. But of
course she likes to play the
hand. AS it happened, it was
fortunate that she decided to
try for game at no-trump be-
cause she got a fortunate open
ing lead at that contract and
the extremely bad break in the
heart suit probably would have
resulted in defeat at four
hearts.
Mr.. Muzzy carefully selected
his fourth highest club, the
seven spot, for his opening
lead. Looking the hand over.
Miss Brash optimistically
counted five heart winners, the
ace of diamonds and the ace
of clubs. 1t appeared that she
would have to knock out the ace
of spades to set up enough
tricks in that suit to make her
game.
Without the rule of eleven she
might have gone up with dunn
my's ace of clubs at trick one
so that she could knock out
the ace of spades at once. be-
fore the defenders attacked her
vulnerable holding in diamonds.
With dummy's good club holding
and the ten in her hand, there
was, no danger that the de-
tenders could run away with
that suit.
However, using the rule Of
eleven, she decided on another
line of play. It appeared almost
certain that the seven of clubs
was an honest fourth-best lead.
She deducted seven from eleven
and determined that there were
four clubs higher than the seven
spot outside of Mr.. Muzzy's
hand.
She could see all four of
these higher clubs in her own
hand and the dummy. So she
let the opening lead ride to her
hand in the firm belief that Mr..
Champion had no club higher
than the seven.
Her ten spot won and she
promptly drove out the ace Of
spades. Mr.. Champion switched
to diamonds, but it was too late.
Miss Brash won with the ace.
flnessed the queen Of clubs and
thus won three clubs three
spades. three hearts and a
diamond for four-odd. .asn
copyright. 1856. General Features Cerp.)
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B-22 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1863
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Why We Soy

SACRED: Something that
yields no profit and is costly to
maintain Is said to be a white
elephant today. The expression
is derived from the fact that the
white lalbino) elephant was
thought 10 be sacred In the East
and had 70 be kept-but could
not be made 70 perform any
work.
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WORD GAVE
Find 81 or more words in
r A ID G E l.

X A ID q Z Il
meaning a rootlet. Average Is
40: time limit, 40 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1. Words must b,
q four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letter by the addition d
- such as bats ears are n9l
used. 4 Proper names are not used.
Answer TO PARALYSIS
palsy, pail, pairs, parlay pass, palar
plays. prays, prissy, airy, alas, alAri
ALAS. apiary. aril, aria. assan. ASSAY
lisp, sails, sari, salary. sisal. slap, alay
slip. spiral, spar, spray, spay, spry.
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LOOK INTO THIS
DEIIC-REER

Georsetown: elab furn. inc
quoted approx 81 900 monthly; Ions
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BETHESDA. within walking dis
Ice. bedrms.. full bsmt. with firepl.,
scr. porch. gar; newly dec through
out. $1,000 KORZENDORFER
OF AMI iii q
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NEAR WEsTMoREL1ND CIRCLE

S10.95O. VA approved-Lge. lot;
small 2-bedrm. home Is ideal for
couple A rare find c. ALLEN
SHERWIN INC, EN-. 3-4450; ewes,
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
TWO e-bedrm. ami

COLORED - TWO 2-bedrm. apt
units with very low down payment
Live in one and let rent pay for
property. Act FAST NE. S-4077.
ewes. JU. S-949S.
COLORED VET-WHY ROAST? .
brandnew air cond go with this
immac. VA Apr. 6-rm brk; >
baths, gas heat, rec. rm Yes, even
an extra kit: Sl5,950 81. 100 dn
incl. settlement; SEA per no. Lo-
Gated on Buchanan ST. = e II your
credit clears you may move in the
10Th Ask for MRS. FITZGERALD.
RE. 7-l633; ewes. OIL. 6-12@n
COLORED-N.E. Vacant $3.50 dn,
Home and income. Det.. > rms, tile
bath, sun porch LIST q 3 rms,
bath md A.: bsmt. shower bath
excel cOnd oil INV h lot, COX
l51: many extras. OWNER, 4-31 50
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE
1897 10Th pl n.e.-Det. brick bun
Ralow u stories, . baths. bed
rms; h-wh., oil Good terms. MRS.
JACKSON Ii 6-3S92. DE. 2-1l63
COLORED-BEAT HIGH RENT
Fine 3O-ft. VA Apr. hrk, @6O5
N Capitol St ONLY S11,0On, S54
per mo. This location Is hard to
match. MRS COX. RE. 1898;
ewes EN- ,3-H36H
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cont. J

BY SHEPHERD PARK
Lovely brick Colonial detached; 3
bedrmS., . baths. spacious liV rim
din. rm., kitchen, large enclosed
screened porch. finished attic. pine
paneled rec. rm. and bar, 2-car ga
rage. COnv to school. Gus and shop
ping Priced very reasonable. 1865
Locust rd NV ia 0h-o6
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BETHESDA-Near Landon school
Il months old; air cond: Cavalier.
Split-level; 3 bedrms. pa baths.
din. rm, above grade recreation
rm. with fireplace. carport; "a
acre S3O,6O0. OWNER. OIL. g.
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i-BEDRooM, S-bath brick rambler
dining room. kitchen with dish
washer. burners, built-in bar, oven
in wall carport, beautiful view: 40
apple trees. ) miles to Bureau Of
Standards new site. S91 $50, Pc.
"-44.1 RUTH Ri EY owner
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Four- bedroom.
unfurnished house on Virginia side
convenient to Pentagon, schools.
about july 10 In reply list rent
and utility costs, Box 2lg-H, star
DESIRE 3-BEDRM., unfurn. house.
rental. In vic, OF ST Agnes School,
Alex. COLONEL CURL. 10 7.Si00.
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w EEK MOhLtR. Jh RealtO
SPRING VALLEY

See this semidet brk.
home. about 3 yrs old in
most COW loo thew sec
N!ce liv rm dinette equip.
KIT . nice size bedrms mod
bath fun bsmt fenced rear
I'd owners Will sell for less
than Gil Apr at $1,000
RIA 3-JSS4
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CHEVY CHASE-Center-h hall brick
Colonial. on nice level-vooded lot
Kitchen, large den and powder
loom. large bedrooms, . baths on
md floor, recreation room, maids
room and bath. screened porch, .
car garage. Priced at S35,15O. Call
WO. $4,000 til Q pm EDWARD
Il JONES & CO, INC. Chevy
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SUMNER, s BEDRMs,, 4is BATHS.
$50. 5OO-Redecorated and beauti-
full; A bedrms and 2 baths on End.
large library or bedroom with Are
place and adjoining bath on LIST
A. huge mod. kit. big breakfast
room: screened porch. earage; mas
sive slate roof. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-l41l; ewes, OIL. A.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

UNUGUAL OPPORTUNITY for col.
lcRe graduate, under 80, to share
Ice conf. house with ; men Maid
and meals NO 5-ul59.
WILL SHARE with service couple 3
beurm ! 2-bath rec. rm " -to-w
carpet new, Alex, Va 500 mo
so A-AhHh
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s I5,25O-2ia baths and separate
dining room make this wonderful
3-bedroom home unusual at this
price; large screened porch, Are
place. full basement and large
fenced yard; exible terms. GRA-
HAM & CO, JU. 5-655O, Q till q
NEW CUSTOM RAMBLER on large
lot with shade trees; full center
hall plan-family-si din. rm.
countryside kit, 3 bedrms.. . full
baths, garage, full bSmt Well
priced al S36.a50 A. j. KESSIN-
GER & CO. JU. a-4544
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VIERs Mill VILLAGE, $685. cash,
non 81, 2-bedrm. bungalow, bsmt..
lge. yard. excel. cond. VIII. 6-9334.
GIDEON C. JOHNSON
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CHEVY CHASE, $23,95O-Brick Co.
lonial; quiet streets: lge. liv. rm..
din. nm. mod kit. screened porch:
md floor: 3 bedrmss. . baths. rec.
rm garage. wall-to-wall carpet
washer and DRYER: good value
BILLINGSLEY REALTY. EN-. 2
13pH. ewes OT H.EQEn
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LOVELY WOODWORK; $50, $780,
bedrooms and . baths feature this
all-brick home in one Of Mary
lands incest locations; built-in ga
rage, closed porch and full base
ment. GI or other easy terms.
GRAHAM 4 CO.. JU. 5-6550, Q
tiU o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GO INTO BUSINESS with little cash
Rent stall in Center Market CITY
WashingtOn's one stop" shopping
center 9TH and K SITS Food non.
food products or services Free
advertising and promotions for ten.
ants, No expensive fixtures 10 buy
very little capital needed for stock
a few stalls available Rent from
Epstein al LEO NJ BFRNsTElN a
CO, co, 5-3553 for appointment
BEAUTICIANS! BE your own boSs
Attractive salon IN thriving com.
munliy 6S operator capacity
SIP 3-6.6.! 81
RESTAURANT BUSINESS for sale or
lease equipped ABC class c license
Chinese and American foods Cash
sale price. $1,000. Term price
- 900 l42S u ST. NV, AID
ISIS Mr. Coward or Mr. Lee
DRUGSTORE, LIST time offered, best
locat ION NE Thickly populated
neiehborhood Sales 1855 owe,
SlOOOuO Low overhead owner
SICK Box Ht5-h Star
FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS IL
own his own business. major oil
COMPANY has new service stntion
for lease Located near N Airing.
ton Investment required, Cali ia
b-60hb after 4 pfn
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SILVER SPRING AREA
q818 ROSENSTEEI. AVE

A deliehtiul 3-bedrm rambler
! J ) mo. OF Georgia ave. on Forest
lien I'd behind Johns Hopkins In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
CLEVELAND PARK
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
KE 1-1SOO TIL : PM
FOXHALL VILLAGE

rare opportunity to purchase
one Of the better homes in this area
Out-of-town owner will sacrifice Ice
cor. home. consisting Of } bedrmS.,
) baths