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Three Killed in Areo Holiday Troffic.
Pose Az
forecaster promised sunny end
of-holiday weather with a high
of about "a degrees.
Washington area residents
will be wishing for more days at
the beach as the week pro-
crosses. The five-day forecast
today was for temperatures five
or six degrees above the normal
range of a 81-degree high and
a 64-degree low.
Temperatures to Rise
Temperatures are expected to
rise well above normal tomorrow
and Wednesday with cooler
Thursday and below normal Sat-
urday. Most likely days for rain
will be Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Unlike many thousands of
Washington residents, President
Eisenhower preferred to stay
home today. He issued a week.
end statement to mark Labor
Day, went to church yesterday
and planned to spend a quiet
day at the White House today.
Other Stay-at-homes appar-
emily stuck to their front porches
and the tourist influx was not
marked enough to disturb the
city's deserted look.
Church Crowd Is Smaller
Park police reported a lot of
picnickers at the Zoo but traffic
was normal there. At such a
prime tourist attraction as the
Washington Monument, officials
said the Saturday total of 3,187
fell 1000 short of last years
Labor Day crowd and the Sum-
day total of $500 was less than
for a normal Sunday.
On the other hand, attendance
was up sharply at Griffith
Stadium yesterday, where 1900
turned out to see the Senators
take their first series from the
Yankees in two years.
Acting Metropolitan Police
Chief George r. Wallrodt re-
ported a much smaller crowd
than usual on hand to see the
EisenhowerS attend services yes
terday at the National Presby-
terrain Church.
The Capitals principal reli-
gious observance today was at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road
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Typhoon Sweeps
Across Formosu

TAIPEI. Formosa, Sept. 3 (Pl,
-Typhoon Dinah sldeswiped
Taipei. ragged through Southern
Formosa and headed toward the
Red China mainland today,
Dinah was expected to strike the
Foochow area of Fukien Pro-
vince tonight.
Several dozen people were in
jured but there was no reported
death.
Dinah hit the east coast of
Formosa about 100 miles south
OF Taipei.
Its ll5-mile- per-hour violence
was blunted by the high noun
tain spine OF the island. hut II
gathered fresh fury as it spun
toward the Formosa Strait.
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Stevenson Pledges Fight
On Poverty, insecurity

borrowed from the future on the
easy payment. buy now and :
pay = later plan"
He promised to spell out in de-
tail during the campaign his
plans for the new America"
based on expanded programs of
unemployment insurance, worker
restraining, guaranteed annual
wage" and other programs.
Mr.. Stevenson advocated a
somewhat more moderate plan
of prepaid medical insurance
than that proposed by the Tru-
man administration. He did not
pin-point it. but said his program
would encourage formation of
comprehensive plans of private,
voluntary, prepayment health
insurance.
Mr.. Truman, in repeated mes
sageS to Congress while he was
President, urged a compulsory
national health insurance plan.
1t called for taxes on wages and
payrolls to finance medical and
other health care. 1t was assailed
by the American Medical Associ-
alton and many members of Con-
greSs as ''socialized medicine"
Shortly before leaving Office,
Mr.. Truman. recognizing that
his compulsory plan was stymied
at the time. called for Federal
aid to States to improve the Ma
TONS health services.
Under his program, Mr.. Stt-
venSon said, there will be pro
visions enabling the purchase of
such insurance bv families who
are themselves now unable to
afford it"
And he Endorsed proposals to
raise the minimum wage above
the recently enacted SLAM hour,
higher unemployment benefits
such as have been recommended
by Gov. G. Mennen Williams of
Michigan. Federal aid for dis
See STEVENSON, Page IA
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India Shows Concern
At Soviet Atom Tests

NEW DELHI, Sept. 3 o.
Members of midas parliament
showed concern about Russian
nuclear bomb tests today and
asked Prime Minister Nehru
whether he planned to do any
thing about them.
Mr.. Nehru replied there is
little he can do, but added
midas opposition to all nuclear
test explosions is we'll known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03

after President Nasser nation
allied the canal. Britain, France
and the United States decided
at the first meeting to call a %
nation conference TO discuss
means to internationalize opera
ton of the canal. The result of
that second conference was the
formation of a flve-nation COM
mittee to explain the benefits of
Observation-Disclosures to Col.
NaSSer.
Headed by MenZies
That group--led by Prime Min
lSter MenZies of Australia
started the explanations today.
Both Col. Nasser and Prime Min
lister Menzies say there will be
no negotiation, just discussion.
So Western sources here believe
that the best that could happen
is that this conference will ar
rive at some gimmick for canal
operation that will satisfy the
Menzies committee and Presi-
dent Nasser.
The result would be another
to work out a Spe-
cif1c treaty to be signed by all
canal users.
If the gimmick is not found
and the betting mere is that it
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Clues Exhausted
In Kidnap Hunt
No Progress Reported
In Search for Boby

HAMDEN. Conn, Sept. 3 (P.
Police today poured over detail
after detail of the kidnapping of
6-week-old Cynthia Ruotolo,
but they admitted frankly: I'VE
have nothing solid"
States Attorney Abraham S.
Ullman said investigators pinned
their hopes on the conscience of
the woman they believe snatched
the baby from her carriage out
side a crowded Sears-Roebuck
department store Saturday. ,
The FBI officially entered the
case at 2 pm. Sunday afternoon,
"a hours after the KIDNAPPING.
For six hours yesterday, 600
volunteer searchers-from off,
duty milkmen to Boy Scouts
plodded through swsmps. fields
and gullies in a soaking rain
Small ponds were drained, rivers
dragged. Police reported no clues
from the search.
Radio Contact Watched
Meantime. police, in a deter
mined effort not to overlook
anything are watching develop
ments at a New Haven radio
station, where news announcer
Dick Galiette has been making
frequent appeals to an uniden-
titled woman to return the
child"
Station officials explained
"this is something strictly be-
tween Galiette and the woman,
but that since $50 pm. Sum-
day Galiette has been con-
tacted five times by the same
voice. She hasn't said that she
has the baby. but she has given
him the impression she might
have"
In his broadcasts at frequent
intervals, Mr.. Galiette has been
appealing to the woman's good
ness, faith. love of God" to re-
turn Cynthia. You probably are
ia person who can't have chill
dren," says the broadcast, but
If you return the child safely
and unframed. the Good Lord
will reward you in some way"
Although some 200 volunteers,
See KIDNAPPING, Page Az
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NV, where the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
of Washington, celebrated the
fourth annual Labor Day Mass.
AS the three day holiday en-
tered its final hours Washington
recorded no traffic fatalities.
Virginia counted seven dead in
highway accidents and one death
from drowning. During the
Labor Day period last year II
persons died On Virginia roads.
In Maryland a 10-year-old
bicyclist was struck and killed
on Route 81 about Is miles
south Of Cumberland and a At
year-old Silver Spring fisherman
drowned.
Paul H. Hart of Silver Spring
was fishing at a lake near Oxon
Hill when he stepped into a
sink hole. A fishing companion
called Prince Georges County
police when he saw Mr.. Hart
disappear. The body was re-
covered 20 minutes later.
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Gruenther Plans Tour

PARIS. Sept. 3 (P).-Gen. Al
fred M. Gruenther, Supreme
Commander of the Allied Powers
in Europe, will pay his final visits
to the governments Of NATO ma
tons in the next two months.
He will fly to Luxembourg Sep
TENDER 10 for the first Of the
visits. Gen. Gruenther plans to
retire about November 20.
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Cos Kills a japanese
In Abandoned Cool Pit

TOKYO. Sept. 3 tR.-Four
persons were killed today by gas
poisoning in an abandoned coal
pit in Hanakawa, 80 miles north
east Of here.
Police said farmer and his
friend broke into the pit, which
had been closed. and collapsed
80 feet from the entrance. The
others. waiting outside. became
alarmed by the delay and crawled
in They, too, soon were over
come by the gas.
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PHONE SERVICES
FOR TODAY

The Stars holiday telephone ser-
ices vdl observe the following closing
hours today
clossiisd Department. spm
crculoiion Department, 3 80 pm.
Mon Svitshbootd. v midnishi.
Nigh, service iass I'LL be ploeed
h opsfssion siisr mo,s sv,,ehboord
IS closed.
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Aide to Join Sukurno

JAKARTA. Indonesia, Sept. 3
up Foreign Minister Russian
Abdulgani has taken a plane for
Moscow to Join President Su-
karno on tour of the Soviet
Union. Mr.. Sukarno arrived
there last Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03

on the farm, unemployment in
factories and a coSt-of living
rising to an all-time record
high Soint."
The Democratic presidential
nominee called again for a pro-
gram for a "neE America" in a
speech prepared for delivery at
a Labor Day rally in Cadillac
Square.
He said that, like unemploy-
ment in Michigan'S automobile
industry, "inf1a ton offers a stern
warning that too much of our
current prosperity has been
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Third Suez Conference
Seen Leading to q Fourth
Feeling os Cairo Session Gets Under Way
Is Thut True Settlement Is Not in Sight
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Eurouean Correspondent Of The Star

CAIRO Sept 3The third Suez conference opened today
with the general feeling here that the best do is lead
to fourth.
true settlement of the canal problems is not in sight
And war in Egypt still is genuine possibility.
The first Suez conference held London Immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03
BY ERNEST B. VACCARO
Associated Press stan Writer

DETROIT. Sept. 3.-Adlai E.
Stevenson pledged today to fight
the ugly patches of poverty and
insecurity" which he said still
deny dignity and even decency
to almost one-fifth of all Amer
lean families"
He accused the Republicans of
blindness" toward depression
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03
Dulles Plan Is Handed
To Nasser at Cairo
EeyptChief
Is Friendly
But Firm

SAAAON|, OCRbs y Va - llC live
nation mission to Cairo handed
the Dulles plan for international
operation of the Suez Canal to
President Nasser today during a
half-hour meeting.
The Hateful talks opened in an
air of relaxed good humor,
though Col NasSer has said he
will never agree to the interna-
tional control that is the heart
of the plan proposed by Secre-
tary of State Dulles and backed
by 10 maritime nations.
The Egyptian executive only
last night threatened to fight
and seek Soviet aid IF attacked"
And his commander in chief,
Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer, was
quoted by the newspaper AL
Akbar today as saying the
Egyptian army mobilization is
completed and "our forces are
strateeically deployed to meet
any situation"
Col. Nasser was smiling and in
good humor as he welcomed the
mission, headed by Australian
Prime Minister Robert G. Men,
Izies. Chiefs of delegations and
aides made up a party of Is.
With Col. Nasser were Foreign
Minister Mahmoud Fawzl and
Wing Comdr. Ali Sabry, a for
elgn affairs adviser who was
Egypt's observer at the 22-nation
'Suez conference in London last
month.
Backed by 18 Nations
The Dulles plan gained back
ing OF the Is nations at that con.
ference. A minority proposal in
troduced by India was that Egypt
keep running the canal she took
over July 26. with backseat adj
vice from an international group.
Mr.. Menzies told newsmen out
side the presidential Office the
mission had presented the Dulles
plan.
I'VE had talks about pro-
cedure," he said. ut was agreed
that we should meet again as
soon as possible and President
NasSer has set aside this after
noon for this purpose. At that
time we will resume our talks"
Other nations participating In
the meeting are the United
States, Sweden. Iran and Ethi-
opia. They were chosen by the
majority at the London confer
ence to seek peaceful solution
to the crisis caused by Egypt's
seizure of the Suez Canal Co.
Hope that the talks would not
end in utter stalemate was voiced
by both Egyptians and foreign
ers despite Col. Nasser's re-
peated statements that Egypt
could never accept the l8-nation
demand for international man.
agement of the waterway.
But at the same time he
promised that Egypt would
accept amy solution for the
Suez Canal crisis which does
not violate Egyptian sover-
eighty"
Room for Compromise
Col. Nasser told a news con-
ference filmed for later televi-
sion broadcast in the United
States that the plan for an in
ternational board to replace the
OLD Suez Canal Co. would violate
his country's sovereignty. This
plan was put before the London
conference by Mr.. Dulles. All
but four Of the % nations
backed it.
But Col. Nasser saw room for
Continued on Page A-3, Col. S
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70, 900 Homebound Cars
To Jam Roads Toniqht
Spectacular SnorI Feared When Thronqs
On Outings Head Home in Late Hours

Labor today celebrated its gains politicians bid
votes and vacaoners bid for the last summer
The only three-day holiday of this year attracted many
thousands to nearby beaches They expected
spectacular traffic jam tonight when 900 Wash
ington vacatoners estimated 10000 cars all try to
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Text Of Stevenson tolk on Pose "A
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Three Killed in Areo Holiday Troffic.
Poee Az
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oNb AAOAAAN oV OAANCs
The holiday crowds were en-
couraged by fair weather. The
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WEATHER FORECAST

considerable cloudiness, low Sc tonight
Rather cloudy tomorrow morning, warmer
IN afternoon. Full report on Page A-2.)
Temperatures Today
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IN FALLS CHURCH
l ACRE-McLEAN
S250----GI

Only couple minutes from Penta,
HOn; 5-room brick home with full
basement: pymts S67 so per mo
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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IN very convenient location very
H. liv I'm With firepl. bedrms
J baths, din. nm Kit diShUaShet
AT'b washer disposal, reiRr and
Stoye carport oil and FHh ap-
praised at 81 50O. Vacant
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3ll0
10
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Potomac, Md.-3 Acres
Immed. Occupancy. S24. 600

MINED. OCCUPANCY: $4,000
One Of the few remaining older
homes left in the Potomac area;
3 bedrms.. bath, large kit. and din.
rm.
Has chicken house. stable and
barn for cattle. This is one OF the
most likable properties in the area
Excellent soil; on paved road. DIR.
Drive out to Potomac, take Great
Falls I'd. to Oaklyn drive, turn left
TO sign. F. A. INGALLS,, WO. g.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

QUICK SETTLEMENTS. CAPITOL
CITY INVEST. CORP. ST. 1884
MODERN, clean, . or 3-bedrm. home
in good Sc. or nearby P. G. Co.
location. Have subSt. cash. MRS.
COX, LU. &S136 or ST. 3-736S.
WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS fol
houses, lots. farms and business
property quick service, Md or
D. c. MR.. STROUP, RIA 6-S7OO
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BLUEMONT - 4-bedroom home. ~
baths; mod. beautifully Handicapped
over Ha-A. lot: lis #. on hwy. 22i
IT. deep. This is q real home, on
Of the few left in Loudoun Co, Va.
for sale by owner. G. W. TOWN
SHEND, Bluemont 2153. -
GENTLEMAN'S country residence
18th century. recently completed!
library, bath. powder room, CT
dishwasher. oil heat, barn. stable
Five acres on l.300-acre farm
stream, meadow. view. 80 mile
from Arlington near Middleburg
Sl10: Phone E. CARTER FOSTER
The Plains. Va. 1851. IS
TO SEE, TO BUY-T2 acres. partl!
wooded; long hardtop rd, frontage
develop. poss,; Si4,950. 4 rms.
bath. hot-air furnace. Lower Lou
doun County. Call Herndon 2S6-J
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FARMS tce.,.J
8-ACRE FARM

Colesville. Md. on Colesville I'd
: modern bedrm. home; Ice. liv. rm.
tirepi, full bsmt.. AGAR garage
other outbuildingS; ideal for any
business; large stream. lovely greer
meadow: land very productive. Prict
very low. JOHN BURDOFT, 133ls
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring. Md. Cal
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INDUSTRIAL PROF.. FoR REM

WE HAVE SEVERAL Industrial sites
sill tenant or sell. {. ROBERT
GRAY & CO, ~. 5-6luO. =
gig ACRES OF light induSt. | mile
from District line Just OF
Branch ave VIII build for re-
liable tenant. 10. J-Su56, IS
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CASH
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

10th AND NEWTON 10.
room. 4-hath: good income pin!
ii'Msgg quarters. Reasonable. RIA
DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS units
converted apt. hse. Priced 5ia time:
annual rent. OWNER. DU. 7-6f0i
--i2
STORE sITE-7,5o0 50 #. srounc
t6-store Sitei. nov crossing S3,G2t
W: from old bldss. busy thor
9ushlare Price, s33'oO0. M
2-30JO BOSS q PHELPS, INC
I6-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG, Cal.
thersbuyg III mo. old fully rented
100 net return Sun. and ewes
MI Lebling, OF. 4-GGSs ROBER I
b HALL CO. OIL 2-3250. -
WILL TRADE desirable comm. prop
erty nr. Suitland, br. bids. only .
yrs. old Gross income $500 an
s-35oG: ewes. 10 $3.50 GG'' ~
OWNER sacriflcinR 3-stOry brick and
tbSs,nt.; d93Tnto1n' well financed.
BY OWNER. aunt apt nr. Mayor
movies. sc. Also 3-unit apt Ia
koma PARK. Nd, ~. 1897 JU.
Sill. SPG.-tDue TO illnessl: . det.
0rk.. 5-unit apt Dldgs. ga times
rental; buy direct. 10. 3-0SSH.
~
INCOME PROPERTY - s houses
about : acres land; barn, tao sheds,
corn house, tVo-ear garage, wind
mill, water pond Located on Rtes
So and uJ1 in heart Of Chan,iily,
Va Price. Siu,OUu: Slu 0O0 down
Income will take care OF payments
w c. WOODRUFF. owner .
NEAR LANGLEY, VA, ~ nj. b c
@Uu acres. ali clear approx. 5000
Il. :roc taee on :. blk top rds. Si.2Jt
, acre MIR OLSON. NO S-1029.
10th ST. NV.
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$50, 50O--434 acres, SCOTT. 'front.'
age on Route IFS, 4 miles from
Germantown. Recently m0dernized
home; barn and outbuilding in good
condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07

S35.OO0-3s4 acres near Pooles
vile. Modern 4-bedroom and .
bath masonry home; asbestos roof
ly new: handicapped and on hard road
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

y SPECIALIZE In the sale of small
fats and apartments. Q to 6 units
In sc. and nearby Md. Have cash
buyers now.
Mike Coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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COMMERCIAL

OPP. Ice. VA. DEPT. STORE
Income, S3,nun per yr.--pDtentiaI
- 900. excellent future, open I
offer <lU,uOu cash will handle
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

F. c. PETERS g. CO.
Ma. S-0;4. Ewes sun. EN-. @-s77
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continuedl
MILLS BLDG.
ALEXANDRIA
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

SECRETARIAL once space desired in
return for telephone answering
service. Call WO. 6-7379 or JE,
3-a43l. 3
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YARD AND OFFICE
40lO LEE HWY ARL.
STORES FOR RENT

Suitable for retail or wholesale
operation or where parking Is eS-
Sential Busy area close in Very
modern OIL 2-GS9O -
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Annandale-GI or FILA

Brick rambicrs. 3 bcdrms.,
2 bathg lRn. modern XII,
attraC Nv RIM ana din rnl.
full bsni outside cntT 10
yard rarport
IF G-s2lI TIE G-i31a
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THOS. J. FISHER
Farms

S27.500-3h acres in town o
Damascus. Large Groom and bath
modernized home; small barn; ex
cellent condition.
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Sl60, 000-400 acres: excellen
proximateiy 2 miles Of road front,
age: over 200 acres Of bluegrass
remainder in hay and in silagt
crops. 3 houses, 3 barns, 3 silos
good fencing and well watered
About 25eo cash required
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DOWNTOWN, 0O3 D. ST. NV
Large store good business loo low
rent call MA S-SiuG, -
STORES FOR RIM i next "a
Stevenson $, other across street on
corner at SouSa Bridge and Penna
BEATTY or BARBER sHoP--Mod
/ shopping center No competition
Plumbing installed. VIII dec. 10
| suit responsible tenant Rent Sl2l
mo. .46s4 Nichols ave sc. ST
n ST. NE show windows: 2.rm
apt. IN back newly dec reas. rent
RA G-i6Ol mr. IL 3-66aS IS
CAPITOL HILL. I'd and C ats. ne
Large corner store, with bsmt
Approx 300 SO, II each suitable
Tor many types OF business. OWNER.
NAYLoR SHOPPING CENTER, Nay.
ior rd near Alabama ave Sc
store 3n.xin plus ,storagc area
ping center including large Food
Fair Supcrmarket near large new
Sears ROebucE, excellent for variety
hardware. ~ and appliances Con-
suit Dick TAYLOR. SHANNON 4
LUCHs co, Realtors, 5?i IAN
1919 I'm 81. N.W'@storc arm
apt submit offer on lease or puT
chase easy terms l.. T Ora
Waite. Rcaltor MA. s-Uia3
STORE FOR RENT Good Washing
ton blvd. location. CAS- 50 II. Of
space. r modern apartment above;
bedroom living room. kitchen
with disposal; 500 per month.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee high
way, KE k-J3bO. g
FOR LEASE. 36-ft. front store: 1904
You AZ. NV, suitable for any type
Of business. rent Sl35 per mo
To inspect call NO, 10000 ~
GATHER SBU 90xsO, on main
street plenty Of parking Box
ROCKVILLE 5oNGo'. on Montgom.
ery ave. with b.OOO sa II shop
or warehouse In same building best
corner IN town Box l,lB-L. Star.
-
"NTTENTIoN. sir cond and re-.
triaerntiun dralcrsr Excellent ne
l0ra'iol tory hldR tOntRining
aDproX $500 "a g. rear entrance:
AypilAb'C Juur CoUWIlt Mr.
JENKINS. SHANNON a LUCps Go
Real TORS - IAN ~ nv VA
S."tij ~
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STORES FOR RENT tcort.l
SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

CLARENDON BUSINESS DIS
TRICT," Arlington. Vain same
block with Sears new enlarged
store. Beautiful modern store con-
tanning approx l.225 so; Il. Suit
able for many types Of business.
Prompt posS. Consult Mr. jenkins.
l4th AND CLIFTON SIS. NV
Corner store containing approx. l.
700 so. IT.. Heat furn. Excellent To-
cation for dress shop. discount house,
LIQUOR store. pawnbroker, delicates-
sen, etc. Reas rent. Vacant.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV,
near Peoples Drug-Approx. 1850
plus storage rm. in rear and base
ness. Two 2-rm., kitchen and bath
apis, above. Owner prefers l tenant
for entire bldg. Reas. rent. Vacant
90 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-Store
approx. 2U'X45' plus several storage
nldRs. In rear. also 2nd-floor apt.
containing rms; and bath Gas
tenant. Suitable for cleo. or plumb
ing contractor. etc. Rea6. rent.
Prompt poSs.
18th ST. NE.-Size approx. 32'x-
9S' Terrazzo floors; rear entrance,
Suitable many types OF business
Reas. rent. Possession approx. 90
days. Consult Mr.. jenkins.
LEE HWY. AND GLEBE RID, Ar
lington, Va. (near Peoples Drug and
Sateway). Modern store, approx
5x55. Suitable many types of bust
nesses. Very active business center
Possession about May /.
Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Our 5oth Anniversary Year
724 l4th st. NV. MA. S-234b
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
10 ACRES

Beautiful. gentle. rolling all clear
land Ideal for Subdividine. Two en-
frances to property. Best buy in
area. 81 $50 per acre.
or ANpEn