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Canada in 1941 and IL years
later the first woman pilot to
fly faster than sound.
Her Opponents
In the lineup against her
are two Democratic opponents
and five Republicans. the lat
ter allrseeking to>beat her out
at the June 5 primary. The
first to file against her was a
Democrat, Judge Dalip s.
Saund, Sc. a disciple Of
Mahatma Gandhi, Phi. D.
graduate in mathematics, for
mer lettuce farmer and now
operator of a prosperous fer
tilizer plant. The other DEM
ocrat is Carl Kegley Of Corona,
59-year-old former California
deputy attorney general. who
moved into the area six years
ago.
Next to enter the colorful
contest on the G. o. P. side
was Grocer Herman Reich of
lush Palm Springs, who sold
out his business and kicked of
his campaign with a "whoop-
it-up" rally emceed by former
Actor Charlie Farrell, owner
of the exclusive Racquet Club.
Mr.. Reich is an Annapolis
graduate with active Navy war
service.
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IN CALIFORNIA
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

A sprawling desert ranch in
CALIFORNIA; Coachella Valley
is the focal point Of one Of the
best political shows currently
shaping up in the entire
U. s. A.
Near Indio, and just north
of the Salton Sea, the ranch
of ace flyer and businesswom-
an, Jacqueline Cochran, has
become her G. o. P. campaign
headquarters in a race with
seven men opponents all bent
on representing the States
29th District in Congress next
year.
Miss Cochran, whose list Of
derring do accomplishments
= are almost legendary. is never
one to shirk a good contest.
And as the holder of literally
hundreds Of awards and tro-
phies in many fields of en-
deavor, she's at her best in a
match with men, whether in
flying, in business, in croquet,
cards or golf.
She has changed little in
this respect since 1888, for ex-
ample, when she few q P-38
fighter in the Bendix race to
beat out IA men pilots for first
place.
Self supporting at the age
of eight, the barefoot child
who began life in Florida's
depressing sawmill towns and
who once worked for 6 cents
an hour. IL hours a day, left
such squalor behind by exer-
cising dauntlesS courage and
self reliance.
Whatever she does, Jackie"
as she prefers to be called,
. throws herself head-long into
the fray with the same de-
termination that made her
the first woman to pilot q
bomber to England from
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What Will the Presidents Statement
Do to the White House Social Season?

monial dinner and in every
hour of leisure" said MIR.
Eisenhower.
The last reference made by
the President would definitely
show that he plans to cut down
on social activities should he
be reelected.
He said, Some Of the things
in which / can properly have
a reduced schedule include
public speeches. Office appoint
ments with individuals and
with groups, ceremonial din
ners, receptions, and portions
of a very heavy correspond
ence."
In the near future there is
one thing, according to the
White House that can be
counted on-the annual egg
rolling on the White House
lawn.
This event, incidentally. is
not handled by the White
House at all but by the Park
Service.
Mrs. Eisenhower was re-
sponsible for having the Gus
tom started again in SO and
she and the President ap-
peared for it. However during
the last two years they were
away.
viii they take part this
year? That all depends on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
BY DAISY CLELAND

II must normally retire at
a reasonable hour, and I must
eliminate many of the less i'm
portant social and ceremonial
activities, said President Ell
senhower to the American peo-
pie in his radio-television adj
dress Wednesday evening. :.
The talk followed the Presi-
dents announcement that he
was willing to accept the NOM
nation for a second term.
What will this mean for the
White House social season?
Actually entertaining for
this year is over and, in real
ity, never existed. The season
starts in November and runs
through to the day before
Lent. During this time, there
are six dinners and four or five
receptions. These are known as
state occasions and do not in
clude parties for state visitors.
Due to the Presidents illness
the Eisenhowers were not in
Washington until almost the
end of the season. However,
there were three parties at the
White House definitely Of an
Official" nature.
These included the luncheon
the President gave for the new
Ambassadors accredited to
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Washington; a tea Mrs. Eisen-
hover gave for all the Am
bassadors' wives and a lunch
con the President and Mrs. Eli
senhower gave for the Italian
President and Signora Gronchi
last week.
What is to happen in the
future?
Word from the white House
is that the subject will not
even come up until next Fall
when the planning will have to
take place.
The other question Is: What
about visiting Chiefs Of State?
Possibly the pattern has been
set by the luncheon given by
the President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover for the Gronchis and
the state dinner given by the
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon.
It is obvious the President
feels social obligations are
not to be overlooked, since he
referred to them three times
In his talk.
The second time was when
he was pointing out that the
burdens of the Office are always
with the President. "All these
matters, among others, are
with a President always: In
Washington, in a summer
White House, on a week end
absence, indeed even at o cere-
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Washington Antiques
Show Opening Set

Mrs. George Humphrey and
Mrs. George Maurice Morris
and the chairmen of patron
esses, Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner
and Mrs. Norman M. Littell.
Patronesses from the diplo-
matte set include Lady Makins,
the Countess of Motrico, Nine.
de Torrento, Mrs. j. E. Hollo-
way, Mrs. Heinz Krekeler. Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne, ST.
gnora Brosio, Mrs. Heeney, Sc
nora Lourdes de Salazar, Nine.
Couve de Murville and Sc
nhora de Esteves Fernandes.
Series Of Lunche0ns
Following the ribbon cut
ting, a series Of luncheons will
be held at the Sheraton Park.
Hostesses will be Mrs. William
N. Sturtevant. president Of the
Thrift shops Mrs. James
Lemon, vice president: Mrs.
James Gilman, secretary. and
Mrs. Sherman Adams. Mrs.
M. Robert Guggenheim, Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Donna Julia
Brambilla, Mrs. Covington.
Mrs. Frederick M. Gould, Mrs.
Littell, Mrs. Berkeley Sim
mons, Mrs. Hyde Gillette. Mrs.
George Vournas, Mrs. Paul H.
Bastedo and Mrs. Ashmead
Fuller.
The show, biggest Of its type
ever staged in Washington. is
expected to become an annual
fixture.
The Thrift Shop is owned by
six agencies devoted to child
welfare-the Columbia Hospi-
tails Prenatal Clinic, the
Children's Convalescent Home,
the Children's Hospital, st.
Johns Orphanage. the Child
Welfare Society and the Jun
.ior League.
Tickets for the show will be
available at the door from
Monday through Friday. Hours
are l to II pm.
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their schedule, according to
the White House. There is
also no word as yet whether
the veterans garden party
will be given this year.
But the curtailing or drop
ping Of the social season Is
nothing new. Here is a line up
of what took place during the
past II years.
For the dinners: None In
'39-'40, no reason given; none
in '40-'41, world conditions;
none from Alas. war; 49,
AZ dinners were given; none
47-48, urgent necessity for
food conservation; 20 White
Continued on Page D-20
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One of the finest collections
of antiques in the Washing
ton area adorns the home OF
Mrs. j. Harry Covington on
Wyoming avenue NV.
The lovely rooms Of the
home appear complete but. al
Mrs. Covington explains, she'll
be going to the Washington
Antiques Show opening tomor-
row-"because there's always
something to match"
She explained she'll be
questing for a Staffordshire
pitcher. For others the lure
will be the thousands of Amer
lean and European antiques to
be displayed by so exhibitors.
And for all the visitors to
the show, extra satisfaction
will ensue for the aid the pro-
ceeds will give to the children's
charities which benefit from
the Thrift Shop, a project in
which Mrs. Covington long has
been interested.
The show officially will open
at the Sheraton Park Hotel
tomorrow at pm. when Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson will cut the
ribbon.
Patronesses Expected
Many of those on the dis
tinguished list Of patronesses
are expected to be present for
the ceremony.
Heading the list is Mrs.
Eisenhower.
Others include Mrs. Earl
Warren, Mrs. Stanley Reed.
Mrs. Harold H. Burton, Mrs.
John Marshall Harlan, Mrs.
Charles E. Wilson, Mrs. Her
bert Brownell, Mrs. Arthur E.
Summerfield, Mrs. j. William
Fulbright, Mrs. Leverett Sal
tonstall and Mrs. Sinclair
Weeks.
Also, Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. David B. Karrick, Mrs.
Thomas Clark. Mrs. Kennedy
del Mar, Mrs. McCook Knox,
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STATE DEPT. AREA

r ST. NV. NEAR 18th
3-story and street-levef
basement building. CONNER
ciai, suitable business and
departments; vacant; S29,95O.
viii consider trade or terms.
NATHAN POOLE. REALToR.
Investment Building
Ma. S-67Sa Res. OIL. f-432l
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Ice. BLDG. ON MAIN HWY. in N
Ariinston, zone c. Commercial; /.
sS es. baths x, snSs , sgis Fl Fl,
home and once with extra income
Many other possibilities. $50. 900
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL. JE. g.
0i73. JE. 3-gO6f. --ia
uPPER iIth ST. NV. mr.. coium:
bia rd.--Modern store bldg. and
3 apis. 3 rms. kit, bath each.
Lot isxi3t; Income me- $3.50 "
s-ssss I, +. oRxVATTE. Resitor,
FILLING STATION. Fails Church,
Va. New. modern. excellent corner
location on main hwy. OWNER,
so. 5-7aoa between IL am. and
isa net RETURN on investment.
3 ;wo-famiiy apts., rented TO col
ored. $50 mo. tenants pay own gas,
10 Rouis s.aa BshEssLER. Tu' 3 :'st
TW0 ROW HOUSES, 18th 81. ne,
for remodeiing, $3.50 each: good
financing. ME. s-566s; ewes. RA.
iIo.o 900 so. TT, End commercial,
NV. DC. on streets, RR siding
A-SorX pfk- DluR, WO. N-340f.
BRIGHTWOOD--S65. 900 for these .
buildings s units each; brick; on
an excellent corner area. Income.
approximately 5000. Substantial
cash. Elk. $4,000, RA, 3-571i,
BUY DIRECT fdue TO illnessi, 2 det.
brk 5-unit apt. bidas.; tiia times
rental. OWNER, 10. 3-6see, lie
S-uNiT BRICK APT. BLDG. NV
Downtown: s new kits. tiled
bathrooms, steel stalrcases; la1se
oceup. Rentals. S6.35&. Only $50
RosENBERa. pRESYiFuss Bros.
ma: s-b5S0: eyes. sun. IA; 2
rW NO. ADJOINING ArTs. a6oa, s
years old. Each contains . units.
consisting Of = iargs rooms, good
sized kit. and bath. Fine eondi-
ton and sound investment, To In
sQect. call Mr.. Ruark. FIDELITY
INVESTMENT Co. Ma. s-243l or
PHRK Nd. N.w.-s units; 2 iuTn.;
det gar.: $500 cash. 10. 2-0AS3
SILVER sPRfNG--3a-u unit apt. bldg,
lou rentals; potential CONNER:
times annual rental ~. s-4s54.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
GARDEN SHOP LOCATiON-N; of
Bureau OF Standards, No parkins
SsI isSIss, M hss' 81 aas 'i III
L as LOT sex,o. 1914 Bladens-
ours I'd. ne. tn. 2-Q353. Ia /,
2ND COMMERCIAL--Have several
excellent locations and bldss.,
suitable light manufacturing. ware
houses, ofices. etc. Low rentals
NH, Ists AND X SITS. NE.-vaesnt
lot with SIN. brk. once, 5000 50.
in rear. suitable for storage. build
ing contractor. etc. V. 1. TOOMEY,
m Rsaltor. RI 5.52l5; lg
COMPLETE LUMBER MLLWORK
and hardware. est. bus. over 10 yrs;
illness. Lge warehouse can be used
for other purposes. GEO. R. HER.
hwy Alex, VI SO. S-s3De. les
FOR LEASE--New Sinclair service
station. three-bay porcelain enamel:
located shangri.La drive and Main
II noon TO 8 pm: Call B. r
BUSINESS AND HOME-lst floor,
.tb4s 50, H.: End noor., l-bedroom
apt, living . room. kitchen and
bath: good location. 1892 North
Wash. blvd, Arlington. Va 19s
ARLINGTON, VA, a20i Columbis
pike--Business and living quarters:
broom semidet. brick; betw.
shopping eenters: long lease: suit
able for dr.'s ONCE or any other
like business. ia. s-Ie55. 10
barber shop, lunchrm: new bldg
GOOD location, Gaithersburg 3eS-J-l
LIP
FOR LEASE ut 450S Richmond
highway. grocery store. lust north
Of TT BeivoiT. In shopping center
Rdeewater Q.6RA1
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

10th AND X NV large rms.
500 me; me- HARRISON q ADAMS ss
AIR CoND.-sls 50. IT.. attractive
paneIine. sound-proof Getting; large
front once. pvt. ONCE. 43a-sq. 1T
storaee bpace; downtown loo: avail.
immed, HARRISON a ADAMS. a32
X ST. NV. MA. s-S30s. Ia
22fs ST. N.W.--Air-eond. ofnces:
4 rms. on End floor; 2 rms. s on sTd
floor. Reas. rent. Cali Ma. $50 =
FuRN.. downtown once. for public
acct, or steno.. in exchanse Tor
compensatory services. Elk. 3-4i ~.
DENTAL OFFICE. fully equipped,
operating: waiting room; lap. as &c
cess TO al csrlines. Cali Ii. 1885.
r ~ Z. e osFPPisSiRT iiri TO Sun
LEASE choice arm. once suite and
recep' rm,: 500 50. IT,; air-eond. !:
2a-yr. lease: ideal loc.: vic, OF L
81. and Vermont ave. nv. In
spection BY apt; Cal, ME. Sa2a1a.
n. Y. ave-. t4th n.w,-Can turn.
draft BIRDS" dsskSs 70 coup ~ tn TsS
occur. p. ROTH, ST. a-4la4, Mon.
HyATrsynLE-Mod. sir-eond. Of
ness: reas. open SUNDAY Wa; q =
o aTaa; SPACE AVAIL. 1923 YER
mont mon. ayssx nsv.f ~7R0om ses 1s s0w
lsth ST. NV, NR. K sT.-.Beauti-
fuf IND moor space. Completely re-
decorated: new asphaE tile hoor
and fiuor. liehtirg fixtures: approx.
ZOO 50. fl: front entrance re-
Gently remodeles: swner win d.
vide, and air scond.; tmmed. poss.;;
estate once. lawyers, Insurance Co.
Dept, SHANNON & LUcHs. Real
81, Fri ;,ts az 81 I'm SW I'm re- stn door
containing approx, Loo 50 II. at
water furn.s : toilets, passenger
and. freight elevators; excellent ici
distributors. associations or general
once use: only $500 per mo. Con-
suit Mr.. Young. SHANNON q
LuCHs Co, Realtors. 724 14th
ST. NV, Ma. S-2345,
1917 18th ST. NV. - Available
March /; 4-room suite; &l75: wired
for air conditioning; other ofices
at $50; studio once. SIS; sood
BEAUTIFUL REDEc. BsMT.. for Of
or no. 1850, Mr.. BINsTocK.
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WILSON BLVD, ARL.. VA, In
same block with Sears new. ENLARGED
store--Approx 1,s25 50. II. Very
active location. Excellent for many
types Of business. Reas. rent. Prompt
possession.
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BRICK BLDG: 25-ft. alley: / 50.
/ Ga. ave: and Allison: IS so. BOSS
WAREHOUSE WANTED

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Store OF
warehouse type building, preferably
Wheaton. Silver Spring or Beth
CO. 5-00g4. MR.. MASTERS. la
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e4is WIS. AVE, NV. tnr, Calvert
ST.. Approx 1890. newly deco
rated. Suitable many types OF bust
ness lmmed. possession.
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NEAR K AND 18th SITS. N.w.-Briei
building used for home and SHOW
purposes and with shops on two
doors for light manufacturing Allies
at rear. Price. SIS. 500. LOUIS 2
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Ma
S-l166.
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STORES FoR eENI

5se5 GEORGIA AVE. NV q
s ~ 'sps sSsansss SO s g.
Nv w. once Lei msehines csn.rsi Silver
sprins area. 10, s-5aI0. p am
sh Il : re CENTER. . ..or.s. s each
e0xs0 f.. Fails Church, Mr., LAS
p IN; hS -Ss sss r. IL a a1id. aS
Il disssssssi s OPERATION low ssnt.
HEART OF DOWNTOWN. newly re-
rssE: new front, rs issS st a;x
SfE sll s sAoR sisi sfrNc coMrLETru
containinE approx. 1000 50. r.,
st. so.it frontase on Nichols ave
with paved private PARKING LOT
3ala South Capitol st H. GLENN
GARvIN, 10. $4,000: ewes, SL
mick STORE. Falls Church area
1ax5S; S125 per month. D. K
GRILLE. JE; s.9ss5- - -
TAkOMA SHOOTING CENTER, New
Prince Georses County. Md.-stores
ness, Including women's. childrcn'i
and mems wear: delicatessen. res
taurant, bakery; in proposed shop.
ping center to contain 20 stores
with parking for approx. Loco
cars. Soc Of space leased. Con
struction to start soon. Large
stores leased to Woolworth. Food
Lane supermarket, PEOPLES Drug
National Shoes Inc. and others
Hot Shoppes to build new restau-
rant Immediately adjoining Fol-
further information consult Leasine
Dept. SHANNON a. LuCHS CO.
Realtors, 7s4 l4th st. NV. Ma.
ssai GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Moderr
history bldg. located close to busy
intersection. Georeia ave. and Ken
NEEDY st. Reas. rent. Avail. March
l. JOHN r. DONoHoE d SONS
Ii. 3-a0S4. OIL, 5000. ---ia
9Th AND G NV lge. rms, la
80, All clear space. plus . rms,
i4x25: will alter to suit tenant
R. A; HUMPHREYS d SONS. Ma
sToRE AND s-RM. APT: dec: 18th
business ia. a-3s4o, ~. 7-6Si6
ALEXANDRIA AREA--Hew shop, ctr
Lee, air-cond. store. suit. for sroc.,
deiicatessen or drugstore.. Reason
able rent. Call TIE. 6-2941. LII
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INDEPENDENT GROCER

a1.2 18th ST. NV CORNER wyo-
for lawyer. pawn shop barber.
beauty. cleaner, etc. Reasonable
rent with heat furnished. Consult
Dick TnYlnr
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POULTRY FARM

Eight acres on Colesville I'd. near
Colesyille, Md. Four-hedroom coun-
Try home: all modern; oil heat: huge
living room. with large fireplace.
large dining room. large Kitchen with ,
pantry; full basement; tl1ree-caf
poultry, horses. Also ideal for road
SIDE stand. Land very productive
with nice stream. Priced very low,
eau JOHN BURDCFT, Evergreen 4. :
5s46. li3lS colesville road. Silver
5pIInk, Mo. --i9
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Pine 2.unst brick in cow. AnAcos.
tia. Owner transf: will sell for
Sto,p5a, Assume ~ Gi loan: mo
So. Gas heat, storm
windows Live here and let your In
come buy your bldg.
4-uni. brick fine bids. in nearby
Manor. Mo. income. S2h4
Tenants PAY utils, except heat. Own
e. lawns city, very anxious 20 sell
Mike Coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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SALES, INC. MA. $4,000
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALT

LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
HILLCREST, D. C.--s lots. SyeraTs
50xl6o. ali adjoinins: over Aae-t.
Irontsse: can be subdivided for
e ssa0le RE sit essas A. srouD s. $50
RAvENWooD-Hsis acre. waters
sewerage. restricted area. KE. 8.
933S. KE. $500. ia
~ CHOICE LOTS, in washinston's
highest and most beautiful resideil-
sn,l s srea Fer further informssien.
Mr.: LANHAM. MD.Mchoice lot. Sex *
lao: city water; thickly settled
terms. he 4,sso6, W. ". LEWIS.
ARLINGToN--Lse cor. lot for ram.
eler or r ssamidst" mr. bus ns, school
sell sell, OWNER, ia. 2-ss42, JE' =
n. ARLINGTON. wilson blvd l and
Jacksonville slot over T.o0a II.
Price. $3.50. IA. s-7356 or 10, 81
MoNTGoMERY CO., FairlandeA
Beautiful 5la-acrc building site
midway between Silver spring and
Laurel. near new Rt go For in
formation. call Mrs. Utter. EV. 4.
800. Associated with John A.
LAKE BANCROFT acre semi.
waterfront with beautiful lake view,
A i1;:sTTIo S.cusroM aunDERs--
Annandale area. Lovely home for
yourself and acres to- build on,
All utilities at property. soo,10D
o o1WsfNasR.n e.. e-o5sa see' s4 80
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK. won-
derful location; street. xewer and
water. Cali OF. s-5SSS. lie
LOTS in Colesvilie ARA, Q miles
from MOL and near Johns Hopkins
Lab: located In restricted Mead
owood. on county paved road,
bus at entrance; transp. within Il
blk: lots vary in size from y
to :. acre; will subordinate 70
reliable builder. Please make rea.
son:hle offer to OWNER ~.
rofoMAc-1oo acres, high. rollins.
stricted areas ideal for devsiop-
ments call Mr Mulsrkey %.
a.396a. with NJ. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th st. NV. NE. s-4i0n
% AcREs.suodivi.,on property. mr..
frontase. Can MI. Muiarkss. Ju.
$4,000. with NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
7S2 18th st. NV NE: s-41on;
ri ACRES with frontase on Met
1erott road extending back to
Hughes I'd. near Risss, S3.50a per
acre as Q whole. HE. 4-35O0; ewes,
uN. $3.50. W. w. LEWIS. lie
CHOICE LOTS t2D, Garrett PARK.
ad City utilities connected, IA.
FAIRFAx-11a acres. Just OF Lee
hwy, on road to. Vienna. Beauti-.
full half-acre bldg sites. Only
1850 per acre as q whole. Terms
List Val. Cal Col. BRECKENRIDGE
res: TE. -6-3175 for details. FRED
ERIcR " BERENs SALES NC. /.
yoGtiiR GOLDEN GOLDEN orroRruNiTYs to
buy commercial with .4o II. on
oxon Hill I'd. near proposed Jones
Bridge Cloyerleaf. Property in,
eludes 4-bedrm. house that's se6i
70 one side which leaves approx.
ls0-ft. frontaae for immed. uses
Ideal for gas station, driven !,
drugs, etc, This Is . very active
area. Priced low. Call Mr.. Fleger,s
10. T-34r0. NEWCOMB REALTY,
10. 1880, --i9
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These FINE PRoPERTfEs PRIcEr
FOR QUICK SALE.

Top notch investments with out.
standing possibilities.
col c ST. N.E.-Lse. corner lot
LIST commercial. All brk. store with
z complete apis. above. Now rented
High potential capital growth.
1898 GRANT ST. N.E,-Two Isl
commercial lots with store and com.
plete apt. above. Good Joe. Low cash
Investment.
eeoo CLAIMING ST, N,E.-oper-
ating as restaurant. 2-bedrm. apt
above. Long term lease. 2 adj. lst
commercial lots.
400 W ST. N.W.-Thriying grocery
store with apt. above. Sep. house In
rear. Long term lease. Good income,
10 AND 1abs HANOVER ST. NV
2 adj. LIST commercial lots with
street entr. 4-car garage on alley
corner.
Also Many Fine Residential Homes
THADEN REALTY
270l 14th ST.. NV. no. 2-4040
Ewes, Mr.. Fitzsimmons, TU. 2-1394
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

bUstNeSS PkOP. FOX sAle
C-e COMMERCIAL SITE of 80, ooe
50. f., mr.. Citizens Bank. Takoms
Park. Also 10000 50. H. adtoinins
for potential parkine: Froniase on
IF S s. g ed CHARLES Hsins iGe k fS (
end COMMERCIAL BLDG. - ovel
5000 so. TT, 9Th and H ne, 2
story brick with parkins lot ad'
joining; ideal for any type opera:
e t,cn; ggrnieeds e sell, KAY Realty Js
BfssixEsAs oorfoRrySrrY. ns.,
Washinston's birthplace, Va. Elk.
eellent residential property with
store and warehouse: priced for
quick sale; $4,000 fowner pur.
chased hotell: near beaches ant
Westmoreland state Park: good 10.
cation with unlimited business pos
sioilitles. For information. cali I'm
BRICK APT. BLDG. gear sarase;
tanks In ground for flline station
complete front cemented, AT Lorton,
Va, Phone Edgewater g-b642.
ARLINGTON. Center Clarendon, suit.
able real estate. insurance. doctor
Brick once blds. 3 rms, plus util
s ssaa 80 Z. Terms rs, OWNER. Va s;o q
a-sToRS BRICK BI.pG.-Each fiool
a complete unit and can be used
or rented separately or used to-
Rether. wash rooms. 10 workins
stalls on LIST A.; Ind a.. contains
spray booth. yapor. proof lights, All
paint storage and mixing rm. Paini
booth finished for enamel spray.
Ing Ord n. has sections sepa.
rated BY wire partitions. Good
lighting thropghout. Situated OF,
two soft; alleys, one loft alley
and one loft, alley. EQUIP. with
separate doors that can be. worked
from both inside and outside. This
building suitable for any PURPOSE
or business. Long lease available,
Call Mr.. TOM AMATuccI, ST., 10
SHOPPING CENTER site
Ten cents square foot. Call H. .Tur-
i COMPANY: ST. so 3s7soo. y 1,la 2.
high rent? Newly remodeled small
brick bldg. Ideal for ofiices. labora.
tory. small printing concerns. 2
floors. bsmt and parking 2 cars
Price, So 500: reas. terms. H. T
RANDOLPH BAN RE 7-sia7; La a.
a.sTORY BRICK BLDG, - Each
floor complete unit and can b.
used or rented separately or used
together. Wash rooms, is workins
stalls on list n. md a contains
spray booth. vaporprooi lights, ait
separators and exhaust fans. Also
paint storage snd mixing rm, Pain,
shop work y to 10 cars Spray
booth finished for enamel spraying
3rd n. has 4 sections separated by
wire partition Good liphtine
throushout. Situated on . 3O-ft
alleys, one 15-ft. alley and one
t0.ft. alley. EQUIP. with heavy duty
freight elevator and separate doors
that can be worked from both IN.
side and outside. This bids. suitable
for any purpose or business. Cal
MB 80 TOM AMATuccI' sR.. 10
sUITLAND. MD. e-story bids.
plenty Of parkinsi lot 9tx237. Idea
for any type Of bus. OIL. &-os5s.
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