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You'll enjoy the fure.h favor Of ssobrook Forms frozen
foods They're querozsn right offer picking in the middle
Of the fields down seabrook Farms To tempt you to
Try shsm offering you 2s< refund for seabrook
wrappers. Just moiI Us ssabrook wrappers with this
coupon and we'll send you shiny qvorferl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
Women Voters Topic

What Do You Know of the
Party of Your Choice" will be the
topic of the Falls Church League
of Women Voters meeting at
.7:45 o'clock tonight at the Co.
OPP Food Store, 502 West Broad
street, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
Party Choice Is Topic

What Do You Know of the
Party of Your Choice?" will be
the topic of discussion at a meet
ing of the Falls Church League
Of Women Voters at 7:45 tonight
In the meeting hall Of the Coop
Food store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
St. Putrick's Dance Set

The Alexandria Recreation
Departments Square Dance
Club, The Alexandrians," will
hold a st. Patrick's night dance,
Saturday at the Recreation Gen.
ter, Cameron and Harvard
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
APPLE of His Eye

The Arlington Inter-Service
Club Council will present the
comedy Apple Of his Eye" as a
benefit for the Arlington Hos
pital Fund at 8 pm. Friday at
the Williamsburg Junior High
School auditorium, 5000 North
Harrison street, Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07
New BUILDING
On II Street to
Have ii Floors

Construction of an History
endorsement Office building at
1907 H street NV. will begin this
fall, Weinberg & Bush announced
today.
Application for building per-
NIT was filed this week. ]. A
Weinberg. one of the partners in
the owning firm. 1707 H street
Associates, said today.
Other partners are Sol Gross
berg, Louis Grossberg, and Will
liam L. Bush.
The building will occupy site
fronting STA feet on H street
and extending back 100 feet, the
announcement stated. The site
is bordered by an alley running
between the eastern boundary
and the Lincoln National Bank.
at the corner of H and Seven
teenth street NV.
Architect for the project is
Edwin Weihe. The building will
be air-conditioned and will con-
tain about $4,000 feet of space.
Since heating and air-condition-
ing machinery will be located in
a penthouse, the entire basement
will be disable.
The exterior facing will be Of
polished granite, limestone and
glass. Occupancy is scheduled
for some time in 1857.
Now on the site are a vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07
Compromise Settles
Dispute Over
Building Name

A building to be erected by
Morris Cafritz and Charles H.
Tompkins at Connecticut and
Florida avenues NV. will be
known as the Universal Build
ing"
The right to the name had
been claimed both by Messrs.
Cafritz and Tompkins and by
the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers international Union of
America, which plans to erect a
building at 10th and K streets
NV.
S. Greenhoot Fischer. agent
for the proposed building at 10th
and K, announced today that a
compromise settlement had been
reached between the union and
Messrs. Cafritz and Tompkins.
Mr.. Fischer said the new build
ing at 10th and K will be known
as the Solar Building"
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Exhibit to Include
Fairfax Project

An apartment development de-
signed by the Washington archi-
tectural firm of Keyes, Smith,
Satterlee & Lethbridge-which
has since been reorganized into
the two firms of Keyes and Leth-
bridge. and Satterlee and Smith
is included in an exhibit OF
American architecture to be
shown in Brussels, Belgium. this
fall, an announcement said to-
day.
The apartment group is To-
Gated between Arlington boule-
ward and Lee highway, in Fairfax
county, and is a part of the Pine
Springs development.
The exhibit, selected by the
Architectural League of New
York as representative of con-
Temporary architecture and al
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D.C.Areu Residents
Developing Resort

A corporation which has Wash
ington residents as it's president
and treasurer, will build a re
sort city" at Corolla, N. c., the
firm has announced.
The Whalehead Club, Inc,
which owns the property. has
Ray T. Adams, Washington bust
neSSman, as its president. and
Mrs. Virginia E. Leinneweber,
also of Washington, as treasurer.
The property is located on the
North Carolina outer banks, 80
miles south of Virginia Beach.
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lot and a building occupied by
Weinberg & Bush. which has
had Offices there during the 10
years since the firm was estab-
liShed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

lied arts in America, will be sent
to Brussels in response to an in
vitation from the Belgian govern
.ment.
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Court Asserts
Accused Right.

The U. S. Court Of Appeals for
the District. in a split 6-to-2
opinion. yesterday held that a
trial judge must give a defend
ant a chance to address the
court personally before being
sentenced.
The majority opinion was writ
ten by the court with no one
Judge taking credit for it. Dis
senting were Judges Wilbur K.
Miller and Walter M. Bastian.
Judge Warren E. Burger, did not
participate because he had not
yet been appointed to the court
when the case was heard.
The majority opinion stated
that its ruling would apply only
to future cases. 1t did not dis.
turb the judgment of the District
Court in the current case.
The case involved a convicted
robber who had sought to have
his six-to- l8-year sentence set
aside on the grounds that. al
though his counsel pleaded for
him before sentencing. he, him.
self, was not given opportunity
to speak.
The majority opinion de-
clared:
The better practice in SEN
fencing a convicted person is to
afford him a personal opportun-
ity to make a statement in his
own behalf. in addition to
any made by counsel"
The court said it was estab-
fishing This procedure. ;.
but we apply it prospectively
only"
Judge Charles E. Fahy, David
L. Bazelon and Chief Judge
Henry w. Edgerton in a separate
concurring opinion said they
wanted to make clear that where
the procedure is not followed
re-sentencing is required.
In their dissent, Judges Miller
and Bastian asserted:
I'VE see no reason for the
trial judge to ask the defendant
personally if he wishes to make
a statement when a statement
has already been made for him
by his counsel and where the
court is not advised by the de-
PENDANT or his counsel that the
defendant wishes to make a
statement personally"
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2 Guilty of Receiving
Loot From Teenuqers

Two customers of a Prince
Georges County teenage car
stripping gang received six
months suspended jail sentences
each yesterday in Hyattsville
Police Court.
Phillip A. Dennis. 81, of Jes-
Sups. Md. and James L. Cannon,
%, Of 3704 Parkwood street, Cot
tage City, were found guilty of
possessing stolen property and
sentenced by trial magistrate
Grover Lee Small. Seven teen
ayers identified as their sup
pliers are scheduled to appear
in Hyattsville Juvenile Court on
July 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

John Miles. tr., 81. 4440 Ord st: ne. and
Barbara Davenport II, 532 Tennessee
walter csrtiss. %, EIveEdals. Nd, and
John Caramanoiis 81. 1245 Independence
Syee;o Sc; and Fotini Chrystakis, "a,
Jerry Geisler. "a. Dunn Loring,. Va, and
Doris Mckenzie. 20, Vienna, Va.
oTs Shirley an Msrb2 SG 81 30 Ps s an s
Rooert Ryan, 30. 1902 Massachusetts
ave, NV, and Doris Baker. 81. llI2
joseph n Bod. 90, Hyattsville. Md. and
Dorothy, , Lewis 4. 4s9 q st: s.w.
and Shirley Menefee' 81. 201s savan-
Hazel Randall, Il, 1888 Seventeenth
Charles thar y, Tcuslck %, 1907 Ryan DIR. Sc.
and Linda MCCARTNEY. II, lis Swami
Hss JOAN F Fs:: e. M so Airg sS sRS
Elm limo e Becker. 20, Arlington. Va. and
rbomas pS Wscner si south da r. sCst
and Dorothy Putnam. 10, Alexandria
Walter Alsop. IS, and Oneida Coins, ss,
Thomas Biller' S2: and Charlotte Hall
jay kSissr. IL and Betty Doane' IL, both
Roosevelt Mosley, .ls. 7s2 Harvard st
NV. and Christine Davis. Is, rs T
Leo weber. IS, qresnbslt. Md. and JOY
Erickson. "a, Arlington, Va.
Gordon Peil. 90, 1860 Peabody st. NV.
and Rapha Plat. Is, 1897 Farragut
Theodore Polydoroii, 30, KensinRton,
Md. and Mary Rose. IS, Airing
Isaac Thomas, ~. 200 Fltty-tourth st.
John Perry. 81. 1927 Porty.ninth st.
ne" and Edna Dorteh, rs. 81 Flor
Lewis Miller, 20 and Martha Levin, 90
both of Chevy Chase, Md.
Dorothy Dykes, 50, 6i6 Rock creeS
Church I'd. NV
Godfrey Mcoinniss. Al. aoi9 Seventh
n ne, and Mary MCGEE. AZ, 1881
Paul Warren. 4S. 600 Potomac ave. q,
and vernie Tayvener. 80, $3.50 Penn
paS siY ssrth aS Is. Silver siE spring Ma ana
LOIS Whitmor, q, 5i02 Eighth ST. NV
handoiph Leonard. 10, and Estelle Wood
rs; e wins Of isl6 Harvard St. NV.
and Dolores vaushn, "a. s3s4 Second
ana Betsy Wood, II. 2122 California
Robeen Kahleh, 20. 1904 Third At nv
vnd ,Jsannette shalhoub, 25, I427
Charles Mos, W. 500 H st. NV and
co Toy C nsssr % 500 second st. Sc.
p,c BSsrhas "a Dixon, r.. Cleveland.
g. NV. and Patricia Kins, Ia, $685.
Russell Ward. 90. 1890 Morrison At NV
n,ntb Snyia Csrnazza' rs, 2746 Twenty.
Jessie Hudgins, ir., 30, l7is N,chiv.n
ave- me-, and Maria castanon, S5,
~ Conn. ave. NV.
"i ne and rs Barbara 90 pyI.. FCTtyninsh st.
nssota ave. me- SSS FSies' ~ 1880 Min.
Stuart Rockwell 30, s7os DIV. Az,
nn b,,,,ss, ana Rosalind Morgan. 80, 1908
Louis Nadell, 49, Richmond. va. and
nnaree irvine %. 25l4 Fourteenth ST.
Charles Brown. 40. 100 Mon,.uo 80.
ne and Mildred Miller. 81. a ess
Eighteenth 81. ne. "'~A
Samuel McDanisls. %. and Anne Barnes.
mad p 18th o. N Deiress 81. NV.
!oapns Moore, II, Hi ssiS Fo si Ssns
RiS Ss;.yy Pr Franklin. ~, 10. 1855 New
i ia, la iYe New NV, i.1 and Malvsnia Jones,
Leroy Barbour, 81. as Pst NV NV ana
H.,DSonrri.s Thomas, SO, 1923 o ct. NV. @"u
He5a9 c ISnsy' "a. and Marjorie Hopkins,
Irwin. Yeasie. "a. pieasantr,,, "a
nu Joan hesniek, TO- 5Of7 twelfth 81
Robert wsstendor; o. Tao.
Sndfia. Va sa'ema Factor. 90, Alex.
HegTy Rouse. as silver spr,p,. Mo -,
NM 9Neale ~. $500 Thirty.
Thoss PRESLEY, ii. eos = :,
an. ~ Evelyn Hsrvin. 90 iiss Tssh,s
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D C. laD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three fun days
and recetve the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
HOUSES 10 SHARE

ARLINGT0N-Teacher viii share
large home, 4 baths. 20 minis, 10
! CHI to share charming s-rm.
house in NV. section with other
girls; every convenience; So! 30.
Call WO $4,000. liz
ALEXANDRIA - Couple or several
men to share my 3-bedroom. home;
car necessary. so. S-S4lS. --l2
WILL SHARE attrac. home with re-
tired middle-aged lady. not elderly;
corv. to downtown. very reason
9 e ossLL M ERSBuATEs. age Z. y to
30. have one vacancy in nicely fur.
ntshed house. cook. Tv, Hi-N and
3 piano; economical. Wo. o-55o2
WOMAN. e5-40 yrs. to share COM
. Portable ramnler-type 2-bedrm.
home in Alex suburb with business
woman. so. 5-420T.
BETHESDA. girls, col. grad., 20-30
yrs: excel residential area; Turn,
6-rn. house: TV, automatic washer.
Ewes. OIL, 2-07S1. 10
NEAT, COkGENIAL LADY, 30-40, to
share modern home with WORKING
homeowner, private bedroom, w
3 blocks busline. IA. 9-975S.
COUPLE 10 SHARE S-rm. house;
part rent for services; refs; oo eS-
changed RA. 3-l l22; JU: o-UE4O.
WORKING GIRL wishes 70 snare
With couple or . adults q 4-bedrm'
house; nice location. IA e-seoo'
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BUSHES: OPPORTUNITIES

Svr NEED RENTAL PROPERTIES,
especially apartments nna i iS4s;
Housekeeping units. 1uAEAML5
MORTGAGE CORP, 1925 vermont
issySss;,SST,v *. i sil977' AND Act
Of washington: public parking lot
available. Must settle estate, sox
H Az S sss5 LOCATION on Georgia
ave. near walter Reed for reliable
man in cut flowers .s o. o dehc coM,a,sl
sion basis. Write BOX la4-H. star
nv OWNER. b q g prive-In. j mi,
Beyer Beach. good business, excel.
equip, low rent. sand. meals;
h0ms ANA i iss cream ssGo6 Een hnn Ds1o
SAW MILL, fully equipped. E E,s;,.
cash nee, terms arranged. ~ o.
IUfNScsHiEoNETTE on wis. ave- next
70 Theater. OIL. 4-9sa6 or Oh o.
rA ffIsoR SHOP. est. 20 years. do9d
Ios: srissq 2 s Ell ape illness s .D.
COFFRE SHOP, downtown. for Quick
s ssrfn. RE. 'G NsaoI p q hx s;li4S
NsrALLMEsr ACCOUNTS ron
SALE-Sl. 800 in Southern Nd
area; complete and compact routes
TssIE6 asaf e.e SsoFss wr soq Bts
LagiN I'll sisfE:rrE doing over sioo
daily: good NV. corner location
closes o Pm, closed sun nS WI m nosh
down wifi handle, MR.. THRIFT
SexeIysivej. l4ii Pa. ave. NV, SA'
N flP14S ADV. FROZEN cusTxRD
STORE for sale-own your own
tery; Z mo. oper. with invest. re-
, s1Tns Writ, Ei' q PHILIP PG H. RELIoeo
B3O3 Taylor St, Bladensburg. Mo. or
call TU. 2-4636 or UN. 4-433ss
DRUGSTORE, high volume. low over.
MOTEL, by owner---l4 units with
bath. .otiee and owners ,,s 2 z; s1sT
CORNER GRoCERY. one man. $500
D.. with stock AK. worth $1,000; low
rent; $500 wkly, RA. 6-g7O4.
, CAPITOL H1LL--Br1ck. 10 nice lkt
. rms. and bath. suit. for tourist. or
rooming house; air conditioned; lge.
dry bsfrt.. suit, for liv. .urtrs,. Gas
Z h.-w,h IRE escapes on bldg.: owner
retiring. CLAUDE BHlFLET. III
4. 2-040G, RA. 3-2S19.
BAKERY, fun" equipped. for rent to
skilled and responsible baker; low
rent BOX 4IO-H. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS also carry
large greeting card stock and gifts.
complete dark room. large NEGATIVE
file Ideal for couple. Busy l4th
street location Selling on account
OF illness. Priced low for quick
sale. Call Sunday. Adams 4-l341
SMALL STORE FOR SALE, near
ravai Gun Factory. One man can
operate. Low rent. viii sacrifice
stock and equipment. See OWNER,
1iO4h 9Th st. Sc. Mon. through
ron sALR--Restaurant. in exclusive
Ccln ave. apt. BLDG successful
operation for IS yrs. Box @2i-H,
OENER PLANNING ON RETIRING,
inter .sted In partner with view To
purchase established business Of %
years. catering TO maintenance
tupply and equipment Of buildings
BuSinese and real estate. 500, 900.
Box 125-H, star. Ia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
own Your Own Business

Earn S6.5U0 to $4,000 q year
with Testee- Frees, Americas fayorite
frozen dessert. Operating over LOO
stores, Choice new drive-in locations
available to owner-operators In Viz
ginia. D. C. and Maryland No ex-
perience needed. z full pages In Life
In 1856. s mos. operation. Less than
So s., ; 600 cash re9uaiarsd can TAsT TEE
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

5036 sth ST. N.E.-3 bedrms,
living rm,, din: rm.. kit. and bath
! 1913 sEAToE ST; N.W.-o room'
ana "a ea 4 ST Tdo Niw-e rooms ant
bath: h.-w.h.: $3.50.
tis K ST. Me- rms. and bath
1854 INoLEsIDE TERRACE NV
% rooms. :. baths; oil heat: Sl1O
5000 VISTA ST. N.E.-3 rms. anc
' 1e4s HAYES ST. Me- rms
is r ST. Me- rms. 2 baths
rs L ST. NV rms. bath;
auto. gas heater: $S5, -.
bath; oil h.-w.h.; $50.
SI3 LIST ST. NV rms"
baths: gas h.-w.h.: $l3b.
As BRYANT ST. N.W,-9 rms,
4 Kitchens, 8 baths; S135.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
REALTORS
9 Mass Ave. NV. Ma. 5000
In
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BUSINESS Opportunities HOUSES %, SALE NV. Cont,

CoL0RED-L6E. BOOMING HsE.
-Sl,5Q0 Town; good net income
CoIoRED OR WHITE, l7oe Florida
ave. h.w.-First commercial; newly
decorated; suitable for 2 families.
2 pvt. baths: pvt kit; ready to
va1escent home, guest house or
dining room: reas terms no. q
1887, NO. r-35lS.
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SANDWICH SHOP-ouarantees over
$3.50 per day: must see to appreci-
ATE; closes . am. and Sunday;
$40 900 required.
BAR-Strictly bar; can you draw
beer or pour shot7 Guarantees
over $l,400 per week; $1,000 re-
CURED
BAR-one shift. open pm; shows
APPROX. $1,000 net per mo-: $4,000
BAR4Maryland; with slot machines;
crossing approx. $4,000 per mo. /;
$4,000 required.
,ATLAS-SOuTHERN BLDG
Can MI. Papanicolas, After 3 Pm.
ma s-1060 EN-. 2-3033
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tbs FAIRMONT ST. NV.
7 Rooms and Bath; S75
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
COLORED-i100 EAST CAPITOL
ST. MES rms. , kits. 2 baths,
gas heat; 500.
THOS. P, BROWN, INC.
ei5 4th st. s.w. MA. s-6S72
Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADpITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
Rave fine tenants for homes In NV.
b. C.. and nearby Nc: Free up, sp.
praisal: no delay. For eompie.e
PERRY Hay Co. ~. 5-e242, IA
8 RMS. and bath, any part q city;
viii pay hish as $50 mo-, depend
ins on eond. Of house. LII 3,g2Is'
pssIRE COMFORTABLE HOUSE in
va. countryside within committing
dists MS r BY ESD S5t,s s'i House. for
YOU in D. c. or Nd. eau MI
Barber with r. @. DUNNE' Realtof.
Io0KING FOR q good tenant who
win take personal pride and care
Of your property In exchange q
lower rent. Small family wants nss
~ under SS5. viii also consider
anton ia buy. Box 3f30-H, Star.
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and . Lavatories
STORE SPACE
) APIS. 4 BATHS

5 APIS. 4 BATHS
Inc. quoted Ss3o: newly decorated,
good furn.: 81 500, wants $500 down
3 APIS, 3 BATHS
Inc. quoted sas5: nicely furn.; "a
rage: oil heat; clean: $500 down.
Is ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Q apis. inc. quoted $500, rent
only $3.50: nicely furn.; 3 refers:
only $500 down.
QUICK LUNCH
And 3-rm. apt. with bath. rent only
SIS mo-: 5-yr. lease. short hrs,
open So days. owner quotes over
$500 wkiy inc; 81 500 handles.
DELICATESSEN
Groe. and . apis, t4th mr.. Park
3D.: inc. quoted $1,000 monthly: good
s., 900. wants 81 900 down
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
1929 Vermont I've. NV, Suite s0s
Away Combination
Fully equipped restaurant with
snack bar ana large dining rn. and
With wide highway frontage on
busy Rte No. Ill. Va. large ln-rn.
home with z baths and income apt,
also barns and outpldgs.: wonder
full opportunity: books open SIS, $50.
DILLON LAND co.
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tcentl BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

0-UNIT MODERN MOTEL, with spa.
eious liv. quarters, on ga acres;
plenty room for expansion with ade-
quate oil-hot water heat system TO
take care OF additional units;
owner must sell because Of health;
SgS' 900 oosrt total S prize; eash o oG3s5
REALTY CO., Fairfax, Va, CIR, s.
WHOLESALE lWfiSE.l AUTO PARTS
business and mach. shop: busy
Metro. area. Box 499-H, Star. Ia
GARAGE, well estab.. fully equipped:
u Mt, Rainier. Nd. WA. 7-SS22 or
FAkMETfirsE.o' within ne. pc.
rms. : baths, attrac, brick: well
,,a ai,a; | acre garden and fruit;
BELM0SSN1T FARMS, 10 miles to
Silver Sprine-Beautiful land
scaped yard with large house on
3 acres. adaptable for commercial
cooking and serving Of luneheons
and dinners; $4,000 required to
xShnsS SaEaip@R sHtE ga T fNc e'tfte
sUPER-SPECIAL BARGAIN-Delica-
lessen and Carry-Out. Owners
death makes this fine business the
GREATEST BARGAIN in the Dis
trict. WIN be sold Monday to
the FIRST smart buyeri w B.
REALTY, IA. S-oS94. RE. 7-0676.
SELF-SERvICE GROCERY - ''out-
standing store In NV" Weekly in
come quoted approx. $4,000. W. B.
REALTY. ia. 9.0S94, RE. 7-0676.
TAILORING AND CLEANING STORE
LIZ. 4-2029
SPECIAL BARGAIN - The famous
Knotty Pine Restaurant, Deale, Md
for sale or lease, A good chance for
restaurant man. The best fishing
shore on the Chesapeake Bay. Over
5000 boats In this harbor. We need
coed restaurant here.
We have an Amoco gasoline sta
ton, Deale. Nd, for sale. Need q
good mechanic.
Cali MR.. oDUM, RE. 7-52l6
Res. West River 6131
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SMALL ESTATE

Responsible private group. wants Q:
a.hedrrn. house with enough ground
In assure privacy; must be within
hour drive Of D. C. Furn,. or IN
furn. Gives details IN reply, BOZ
1S9.H star
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DRIVEN LUNCH
And soft ice cream, nearby Nd,
crossed over 100000 last year for s
months. about one-third proflt; lots
OF parking: get ready for big season
his year; low rent OF S75 monthly;
lonE-term lease: moneymaker. 81 ,O0O
down.
BAR AND GRILL
N W.-Compact, easy to handle
owner quotes over $1,000 wkly, gross
lots of bar trade; air conditioned
SO 1000 down.
ID, q. 8. GROCERY
IF you know the grocery business
IF you want q clean up-to-date mod.
ern store with no near competition.
If you want a store greatly reduced
In price; oo then this is yoHr store pc
perienced owner; should easily dpu.
bic: fun price $500, about s2,50O
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
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BEAUTY SALON--Must sell. account
leaving city: illness. 8 operators
Aforementioned A shop you mus
see and compare with others. viii
WORK any terms for reliable person
Make your own offer. IA. 9-SSOI
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TIRED OF VACANCIES?

New blood In our organization u
xiiiing to spend time showine youi
property with interest: no oollsaa-
ton, of course. RA. 3-343l, 2 TIL e
Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. STONE "
T-I14J A~
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BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA
Diet. shingle home. z rms. and .
baths: priced for quick sale, trades
considered. Call Miss Zaker. Re.
$4,000.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1874 14th st. NV. AID. 4.20O5
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10 RMS. 5 BATHS
1900 blk. 18th st. NV: good in.
come, nice apt. with bath. on flrst
floor for owner. must sell: fun price
200, that's all
IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS. NV
owner quotes $3.50 monthly income;
easy to manage; 5000 down
IA RMS, 4 BATHS
Kal I'd near Col; well furnished
all tile baths; about $500 down han
dies. -
II RMS. ga BATHS
1900 blk. Irving NV; lovely home
4 nd income: semidetached, large
yard. full price $4,000. easy terms
arranged.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 3-2555
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FURNITURE STORE. established 81
years. new and used. a5% cash
business, Nice large stock, Reason
able rent. Owner will sacrifiee on &C.
count OF illness. For full informa-
ton. Box 391-H. Star.
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Business Opportunity

BARBER SHOP
CH1POpRAISTOR
BEAUTY AND HEALTH SHOP
STOUT or TALL FASHION DRESSES
SHOE sPEcfALTiEs
APPLIANCE PARTS AND REPAIRS
FANCY COSTUMES. ANDfoR
UNIFORMS
OR ANY Oh 3g Y pfISFnS gym IDEAS
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Any good business idea for second
floor downtown operation. I have
the location If you have the desire
for business. CalL~Steriine 3-l4Bo
4 pm. for information and dis
custom
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-sheak-
spearan English style brick. Center
hall home with many large rooms
Mod. kitchen; double garage. Corner
$4,000 SO. II. 2 lots. $4,000. Sub
stantial cash.
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MOTELS
Motel with 10 units under one
roof and large residence for owner
Located about 10. miles from Wash.
ington, D. C. $4,000 cash REQUIRED
ABOUT IS MILES FROM WASH
INGTON-19 units. 5-room owners
home. Income in excess OF 100000
for past years, with steady in
crease. Occupancy independent OF
road traffic. Price SGT. 900. small
down payment. Please call
INEZ CuSHARD, REAbTOR
EM eAs3l1 mr. M, p-6SaT