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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
Tin Goose to FIyMoiI
In FIoshbock to 1905

stop here and there at cities
now served by the airline.
The anniversary ceremony be-
gan when the flyers landed at
the airport after a flight from
New York Of two hours and 35
minutes. 1T took us forever, .
Mr.. Kimm said. "Today's planes, .
he added, make that same hop
in As minutes"
On hand to greet them, in ad-
dition to Mr.. Siedle, was Sena-
tor Thye, Republican of Min
nesota, a longtime air enthu-
SiaSt; District Commissioner
Robert Mclaughlin, and Philip
M. Talbot, president of the
Washington Board of Trade.
IA Passenger Plane
The 14-paSSenger tri-motor-
the latest thing in air travel"
in 1928. will arrive in Seattle on
October 10. Among the cities it
will visit are Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land, Detroit, Milwaukee. Chi
cago. Rochester, Minneapolis. st.
Paul, Bismarck, N. Oak: Billings.
Mont; Spokane, Wash, and
Portland, Greg.
All along the way, the COM
pany will point out that the
plane. with "a crew of two and
that open and close" is
a far cry indeed from the 49,
Boeing Stratocruisers
the airline now uses.
According to Mr.. Kimm, the
tri-motor cruises at about 100
miles and hour, holds 355 gall
Ions of gas and has a gross
weight of 1880 pounds.
The Stratocruiser, in COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
Ferguson to Head
Georgetown Club

E. R. Ferguson, jr., Washing
ton attorney, has been elected
president of the Georgetown
Club of Washington.
The Georgetown University
alumni organization also chose
six vice presidents. They are John
F. Baecher, Ralph P. Dunn. Ray
mond T. Trainor, James P. Nc
Carrick. John S. Clemence and
Leo M. Bellerose. James E. Con-
nor was elected treasurer and
Richard l., Walsh secretary.
The club will hold its annual
presidents dinner October % al
the Columbia Country Club. The
Very Rev. Edward B. Bum. S. j.,
president of Georgetown Univer-
sity. will speak on THE State OF
the University"
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- THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1855

season tickets sold as compared
to $3.50 for all of last year.
Orchestra Manager Ralph Black
said he expects sales to reach
or exceed the goal of 5000 series
seats by October II. He said
seats for the Royal Danish Ballet
are completely sold out except
for those being reserved for pur-
chaserS of season books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
Campus Prank
Kills I Youths

HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. 10 tP)
Two Rice Institute sophomoreS
were killed on the campus here
last night while carrying out a
prank.
Karl B. Bailey, 10, of Houston,
was suffocated by carbon monox-
ide as he chung to the ladder
inside the campanile-the COM
bination smokeStack and bell
tower of the mechanical labora-
tory building.
Cecil William Carol, 10, also
of Houston, fell to his death
when he started climbing up the
inside of the smokestack to res
cue his friend.
The two youths and two others
intended to climb up inside the
smokestack and hang from the
top of it an automobile tire.
the trophy of the winning Sec
ton in the so-called tire grab.
This is creased tire, which
groups of students battle for on
a playing field during the events
of the freshman guidance pro-
gram.
The other two youths. Ernest
Montague, 10, of Galveston,
and James Michalek, II. of
Houston, said they thought
that by hanging the tire from
the top of the campanile they
could keep other groups of
students from stealing the
trophy.
Young Bailey went up the
ladder, carrying a rope, and had
nearly reached the top when
he began moaning. Carol went
up the ladder to his aid. but
complained of hot air in the
stack and moments later plunged
to the bottom and was killed.
BalleyS body was brought
down by firemen. one of his
feet had caught in a rung and
he was hanging inside the
stack, head down.
Justice of the Peace w. c.
Raglan said it was obvious that
Bailey was suffocated by monox-
ide fumes and that Carol fell
to his death after being over
come by the fumes: but he
ordered an autopsy before Civ
ing an inquest verdict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10

parison, cruises at 800 miles an
hour, carries 1890 gallons of
gas and has a gross weight Of
145,8O0 pounds.
About that delay of the mails.
1T won't matter much" a COM
pany official said, its about
18th class stuff"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
5.o5 "Teo Pot" Kitchen Clock

Charming "Tea Pot shaped electric kitchen wall
clock to add decorator touch to your kitchen. Red
white or yellow fniSh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
Symphony Ticket Sales,
Week to Go. Top IS

The National Symphony box
Office today announced the sale
OF season tickets, with seven
days remaining before the open
Ing concert October 10. has
topped total sales for last year.
The present count is 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
7.o5 Decorator ToIe Clock

Here's handsome. decorator electric clock suitable
for most any room in the house Black ivory -
pink finish with attractive floral design
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
OR WlTCHHAkERS ARE
SPECIALISTS ~ ALL THESE!

Hamilton Eein-WoIthom Swiss Watches
Chronoerophs
WatcheS-Street Floor Washington.
Sitter Spring and PARKingtoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Potomac Hunt Boil
Is Merry dnd Cay

realism, decor included poison
ivy. a common Potomac coun-
tryside foliage. Over the fire.
place. a fox relaxed happily
in a half moon with his drink;
at the bar, q vixen lounged
artistically in q champagne
glass. And one hungry fox,
sporting napkin. knife and
fork. crouched ct the center
Of every table.
The person primarily re-
sponsible for this scene was
Mrs. Richard Duckett; she was
assisted with the decorations
by Mrs. Newbold Noyes, jr.
Among the guests at the af-
fair were masters Of four
nearby hunts. They are Mr..
Charles Turner, master Of fox
hounds of The Orange County
Hunt in The Plains, Va, and
Mrs. Turner; Mr.. William
Brook, master of hounds of the
Marlborough Hunt in Upper
Marlboro. Nd, and Mrs. Brook;
Mr.. James Pease, master of
hounds Of the Fairfax Hunt in
Fairfax. Va, and Mrs Pease;
and Mr.. william Carl. joint
master Of hounds with Mr..
Thomas Mott of the Redland
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OARS to Hear
Mrs. Groves

Mrs. Frederic Alquin Groves,
national president general of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, will be guest of
honor and speaker at a meet
ing Of the OARS Chevy Chase
chapter, to be held Wednesday.
The 1890 pm. luncheon
meeting will take place at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Robert Gug-
genheim, 4400 Broad Branch
road NV. Assistant hostesseS
will be Mrs. Felix Stapleton,
Mrs. d. ]. Davis. Mrs. Ronald
c. McNab and Mrs. Robert L.
Winston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

The main room of the Con-
gressional Country Club looked
like a Currier-and-Ives print
in motion last night as mem
bers Of the Potoma c Hunt
made merry at their fifth
annual ball.
At the call of a hunting horn,
festivities got under way: First,
a hearty banquet featuring
fllet mignon, at which about
400 members and guests were
present. And then the Grand
March into the ballroom to a
stirring medley of hunting
songs and parade music.
This was led by Mr.. Ray
mond Norton, ST., chairman Of
the Hunt Ball Committee, and
the Joint Masters of Fox
hounds Of the Potomac Hunt,
Judge Richmond B. Keech and
Mr.. Samuel E. Bogley.
The decorations-a galaxy
Of woodsy green's, browns,
colds and scarlet-were COM
pletely in the spirit of the hunt
and provide a perfect back
drop for the colorfully dressed
dancers.
Artificial possums, souri,
rels and racoons gamboled
here and there. For additional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Prince Bernhard
Here on Visit

The Netherlands Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Van Rotten were
hosts at a small dinner for IA
last evening in honor of Prince
Bernhard Of the Netherlands,
who arrived in this country
from his homeland earlier yes
terday.
The Prince was flown down
from Idlewild Field, N. Y, in q
Navy plane. Today he is to be
the guest Of honor at a lunch
con to be given at the Alibi
Club by Admiral Jerauld
Wright, Commander in Chief
Of the United States Atlantic
Fleet. Later this afternoon,
Prince Bernhard will leave for
Norfolk, Va. to visit Admiral
Wright'S headquarters. He will
return to Washington on
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Diplomats Wife
Thursday

Mrs. Meheranghiz Munsiff.
wife Of the second secretary of
the Indian Embassy, will speak
on India From a Woman's
Viewpoint" at a meeting of the
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood at
BIS pm. Thursday.
Mrs. Munsiff has lectured
all over the world and is a
leader in the Ba'hai Church
OF Washington. This summer
she toured the Western United
States and spoke in more than
so cities.
The meeting will be held in
Lynnbrook Recreation Center.
Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
"A DANCE AND A DINNER
ON DEBUTANTE SCHEDULE

Among this seasons attractive debutantes are Miss
Dgna Roijen daughter of the Netherlands Ambassador
and Mime. van Rotten, and Miss Mary Margaret Emmett
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leroy Emmett r.
Miss Roijen will be presented to society on Deem
Der 26 at dance given at the embassy by her parents The
300 guests will include both the young and friends
hosts.
The debutante will have very special dress for the
cason. 1t made in Holland this summer when the van
RoijenS visiting their homeland Tall blond Miss
Rotten is student at Smith College where her interests
range from dramaticS to horseback riding
Miss Emmett, who is graduate Of the Maret School
and is student at Mount Vernon Junior College, will
be presented at small dinner during the holidays.
fort is languages and her goao enter the School
eign Service at Georgetown University.
This blue-eyed blond is attending the Tuxedo Autumn
Ball this week end. She spent the summer in Newport
There were several small dinners for her during the June
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

Hunt. Redland. Md, and Mrs.
Carl.
The members Of the Hunt
Ball Committee were-in adj
dition to the Messrs. Norton,
Keech and Bogley-Mr. Pres
ton C. King. jr., DR.. John
kneipp, Mr.. Stuart G.. Upton,
Mr.. A. G. Earnest, Mr.. John
c. K. Shipp, Mr.. William c.
Carroll. Mr.. Howard Kacy and
Mr.. Claude Owen.
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biStRltT HllGHTs sUBURBs--

.-nedfm de ached fun bsmt
screened Dol b nice lawn cool
nights cleo fanse and refgr., lRrse
kitchen Vef etian blinds, wash
mach4 powf mower Fuel and
water ftnisi cd Slin mo. Rgl1
: Naikef MIL "a. DIST HEiS Nd
CHEVY CHASE-Det, hedrms
v,.. 1n'ht tSo1ay-, ~ nssly redee
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SMALL ESTATE

1861 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Smal
frs' conn Dldg- heart q Wash.
worth ingeatlgatlng See msr.
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HousEs UNEuRNIsHEp

EXCELLENT NORTHWEST LOCA.
TI0N-Spick-a span. 6-bedrm
semidetsched. desirable home. Only
$50 per mo. ST. $1,000, JAMES
l.. DIXON & co
FALLS CHURCH, 5O4 South Sprinf
SIT rooms and bath large
shaded yard. redecorated So
Open Saturday and Sunday, Ii
4, or call ia. o-496S
40 DEVON PLACE. Alex. Va. =
Semidet, 6-rm. house convenient
to Pentagon and airport Avail
now. Sl"5 per mo, Call BETHEL
DI. 7-3100,
ANACOSTIA-@- bedrm., bath, semi
det house gas heat fenced yard
S-u mo IU 4-nj10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

CoLORED = I6aa CORCORAN ST
N.W.-Si0 mo-. Is rms. M PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV, ME
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BARNABY WOODS. OPEN sun "a

M b@Ug Nebraska ave NV
.i-oedrm. brick Colonial. ga baths,
ST Il. powder rm,, modern kit. lge.
nv. rm;. rec. rm, landscape yard,
patio; lots Of trees. N3i.g50. VIM.
Z RYAN CO. EN- 2-65SI.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

RESTAURANT. downtown corner,
near large hotels Good bar bust
ness Seats 100, low rent; 5000
lease. Price $4,000; easy terms.
BOB HOLLENDER tEXCLUSIVEi
l4ll Pa. ave. NV. Ma S-9i43.
DELICATESSEN FOR SALE-Beer
and wine OF sale Good loo. good
business, A steal at S2.495. JU
g-aJ4S
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WHISKEY. TAVERN

Corner, wv about SaOa Vkly
sIoSS mostly bar opens 2 m
owner has other business and will
sell for - 5uu Own, this is bar!
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NATIoNAI CONCERN NEEDS

local DISTRIBUTOR
For 'br largeS' elinp pr0dUct o.
its t!nd in tie world Unlimited IN,
como 10 ollia 10 Solicitine A.
accounts cf7bEShed b. COMPANY
Can be apeistco fall q uart 'ime
ONLY y 200 cas- required 70 star
ltllv ecUged Fog locsl interview
write fully irUlUue phone numnci
Box -F-G Star
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omen 4 Remod IN, bstts
Bsmt ga heat Az AD Lit.
FOREST HILLS. nr Conn ave =
Custom huili hedtm 8s BATE
ecn 10 I'm mald I'm ise lot.
p r VERNON OF i'tHo
GLORGETOWN- snsr town sou.e
10 'he mo taShtUnanic secH4
tanf7ufhE WorrH and .H reS l.
l8rdGt0n 5H fu i43U sd a.
fi tiNlG dtgc pAurInd 81ta
I bis bedroom RHO hatEs pr 4
aue 10 I be san FPsN *
S Philips III i-l4It ele.,
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HOUSES FURN. tcont.l

ARG. TO SEPT. 10; S120 Air
cond pedrms, Brookmont; crime
~ mr. door lge. groundS, orlck
hse. OIL. .-5l9b
CONGRESS HEIGHTS 3-fedrm
brick, gas heat; vacant. Rent. 81 3.
TO inspect. call JOHN L. Shell
TON. Realtor, 10. 2-2O0u.
NEST HYATTSVILLE - Det Brick;
nicely furn. bedrms., lily. m" ain.
rm, kit rec rn., gas heat reaS.
rent RE. 7-2137 or Ii. %s6a. :
AMER. L. PK.-Det. EXCEPT reas. !;
furn. or partly furn. 4 betrms; Z q
baths, gar, nice grind. OIL 4-0043.
EMBASSY SECTION, near Mass ave.
and Wisconsin, bedrooms plus :
servants bedrooms: 3u-ioot living
room library with fireplace; $500
per mo. EN-. 2-@2l6. MHRYFIELD
& WOODS
1910 HARRISON ST, Brookdale-
Iiy. rm. ain. rm., kit, Gen and ,
baths ser porch . bedrms. and
" & & A. n MILL EP DEVELOP
MENT co, EN- A64
We SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
NW-Besuti!uliy 'i.ni eomplste
IN Cyetv detail AVA TO-DAY Sou.
MALI,oRA r, CHRSTM,A;HH' ms Go >
4915 Bayard Blvd. NV.
A most attractive b-room bunea-
low. furnished in excellent taste,
surrounded By beautiful country
homes Close to bpping district
American UNIVERSITY and bus,ine.
Newly redecoratcd Rent, Sl55.-
ThoS. J. FiShel G. Co., Inc.
rs 18th ST. NV DI i-6S30
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Charming Dutch Colonial, 3 bed
rms. ~ baths. rsely furnished,
redscorated. rec I'M level tree
shaded lot garage lear bus ard
school SIGLER e. CO.. RIA. 3-343l,
OIL 4-243g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
PKG. LIQUORS. Grocery

Nearby Md Low rent. , ". lea %,
owner quotes approx 81 400 Uklv
70 . Cay, Very clean and easy 10
manage Sil,001 plus STOCK. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
LIQUOR BAR
LIQUOR RESTAURANT

Conn ayr. inc quoted not les
than So 600 monthly M lease
same owner , vfs seats 200 air
cond shows big nct niofit oUnet
must sell, price reasonable Gail MI
Yofu4g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
PRIeE RErGR. co. al2o eeorri

PRIZE RETGR co, 500 Gcoreis
ave NV, IL 3-"636-Has il
sock completely recond full
guar comm refrigerstors anC
store fiXturtS: meat cases. dairy
boxes, frozen food cabinets. walk.
in coolers, beverage boxes. refgr
prod. cases. dry mirrored stands
counters checkoutS gondolas
all types shelving, scales. grinders
tenderizers, cash register. coffee
mills. blowers, units everything
ANYTHING you need. cash or terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
S1,500 Down
Bar and Grill
DelicateSSen-Rest

Air cond ice machine Old-estsh,
lshed place. DONG good bushes 8
Run BY help Total price, IS 900
mel. stock lmmcu pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
OWN YOUR
OWN BUSINESS

We are looking for
ambitious men of integ-
rity who want to build
their own business in a
secure future in the oil
industry.
Our salaried training
program will afford you
the necessary knowledge
to operate and build
your own business with
one of the most pro-
greSsive oil companies.
We are presently en-
gagged in the most dy-
manic expansion pro-
gram in our history and
need TOP MEN. Our
modern service stations
are ready for you. An
nual earnings ranging
from $500 to $4,000
are not uncommon in
today's market. Many
dealers are enjoying
such incomes now.
Investment capital is
secondary to character,
desire and sincere pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

CIULLAND PARk. ~Itn0o-Tra,

CLlNLItND PARk, sis a00-Tha.
unusual small br.es rome IN thiS
Npe. residential horhooo close
% john Etton Elementary and alt
other types 81 sCaooi -t6.s vel
maintained PROPERTY has ny RIM
oin rma kit study on lst a &
hen-mS bath MP tiil bSmi pa
raagge lNEz cuSHARD Resltor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

TAILS CHI RICH, AnnandaIP area
elec. kit; bsmt.. Stge. attic swim
pool membership: $50 JE - 80.
CHEVY CHASE. mr.. circle-4 bed
rms, bath powder rm: gar. $40
OIL 9-2635 EN- 9-S3S3
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FOR SALE

Ice cream drlve-in Dairy Trect
Nov in full swing, doing = rice DusI
ness On new Route 70 m dway bet
Bait and Wash Must sell because
%; health Potential Won7erul
Can AtlaS 6-"IGJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
1870 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
zoos UPSHUR ST.. NE.

MICHIGAN PARK
M new Providence Hosp. and Cam
pus Scnool. i rms. Il baths, .
screened porChes, garage, newly
decor gas heat: S1l0.
JOSEPH (. BRUNO, INC
903 II ST. NV. ST 3-3390
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

ANNANDALE, VA.-4-bedrm, brick
screened porch, full baths, full
bsmt. cor. lot. rural setting: neal
churches. schools. shop. ctr. bus
% min, PentaEon. Rent negotia ole
CT. 6-0alS.
CHEVERLY-3 bedrms, III baths
entr. hall: beautiful section, neal
Wash. BALTIC. Pkwy. UN 4-773a
ARLINGTON, a74O s. Troy, neal
Glebe I'd. and Shirley hwy New
3-bedrm. Semidet brick: nice yard
pleas. .neighborhood o min. bv ex'
press bus to Pent. and Navy Annex
Sq1 KF $500
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4o15 Ravard Blvd. NV,
HOUSES uNEuRMsHEp

2IIO \ Goth ST.. Ariinson-2 bed
rooms ia. 1-l62b.
ErHESDA-Avsil July Is; Colo
close to schools S165. o.. 6-d6.5.
FALLS CHURCH-3, bedrnq rambler
washer din patio carpo', firepN
Close schools tgansp.. Shopl centers
Sl4O Aval!. now. il = COS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
AMERICAN U..wTsIEY HEIGHTs

Open sat sun daIIy. : u y
32ls-32Jp 45th 81 NV. blk.
res. area in L. & cont 10 shops,
chUrtnes ana dntn nEand-neW.
Gu tom Quilt Splt-leVcl cr Coionld..
oeorn Of 3 bed.mS rus deu
beaut. aeCGl comp EQUIP VIII
unance 10 suit Your meas. Out
Mas ave ief. on Cathedral ave.
70 i3th ST nv rlsht TO open slgn.
DIN y u n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

ASDREws-sU - and 2
bedrm. homes: with bath and =,
din rm.. $50 and Sli mo Nc
ALLisTER. Rtaltor. RE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

COLORED-2Ies srd ST. N.E.-t
rms, bath, INV h.. gas furn. gar
= glassed porches: Sllu. L. T
GRAVATTF Realtor. 1918 K st
NV. MA. s-01a3.
COLORED = I699 CORCORAN ST
N.W.-Si0 mo-. Is rms. M PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV. ME
C0LORED = II35 HARVARD ST
N.W-Lge.. 9-rm house. F. PAUL
HANNAH, 10" 18th ST. NV, ME
COLORED-I35e PERRY PL. NV
IL rms with fun bsmt; $50. OF
Nv h Good Cond Key in once
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S3O(
COLORED-PARTL FURNISHED
Several 10 to T. rm. houses Gown.
town " area. 500 TO Sl25 mo
Call BEN LISS. AID. 4-46sS. IA
9-9S1b
COLORED-6th AND r SITS. NV
-, rooms hsth cas- heat. 81. 80
VA TER 4 BROWN. lois W. ave
CoIoRED Ne. S9a 3-bedrm
brk.; rec rm. fenced lot > porches
vacant Mr. NICHOLS. OIL. i-3Ui3
Mon MA S-3S33
COLORED-UPPER N.w.-Det. mod
rms. :! baths, also finished bsnt
rms oil heat; vac - 70 gooC
family InSp Mon. DIXIE REALTY
CO. MA S-SsS0.
CoLORED-N ST. Mr.. lath-Newl'
dec sem,de . rms, bath, fenced
/ DIXIE REALTY co, Ma. s-ssSo
COIORED OR wHITE-716 F ST
SW.-S rms. and bath gas heat
S75 mo- Call Dl 7-s666 Monday
/ COLORFD-6 Ice. rms, gas ht. cas-,
to clean tile floors list mr. bath
excel kit equip: on wide but ouie
street Deep ward with privati
parking S69.50 mo. 500 G 81. s W
I also have two o-bedrm. house!
in Sw. at $50 80 Call Ma. S-925i
for kew and apt 10 inspect
COLORED-so: TUCKERMAN NV
Vacant & rm and bsmt. brick
S9i ! , per mo Option to buy. JU
s-a666, IA 9-6e33
CoLoRED-t BEDRMS., . BATHS
porch oil heat; gar On Georgis
sible party at reas. rent RA g.
: COIORFD-i3ei eth ST. NV
Kew 200 TIN. Apply GEORGE /
BORGER INC Ma s-o35o
COLOPED- POSSESSION
1910 an st. wv Pms. e,
$40, Sth 81 n VT Rms. $40
AUFRBACH & co Dl 165oi
COZ ORFD--"5 9Th ST. SE
'-BFDRM HOUSE SO MO
LOUIS Ridden tn. "-306t
COLORED
81 Fenton nj ne rms. ant
bath gas heat; newly renovated SO
ZOO 18th st. NV rms. bath
gas heat 500
44aS,A Gault pl end +. fat
rms VI, bath: gas heat. Adult
1900 18th st w-end Il nat
rms bath, arcola heat. Adult
GUY TIMER
1929 18th 81 NV NO. 1870
CoLoRED-4327 sth NV.
$500 rms. . baths: as apis
full oSmt; porches: oil h.-w heat
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA 3
$500
COLORED-53I4 FIRST ST NV
rms. . baths. finished 3rd A
Club nm and bath Sis per mo
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
I 1924 l4th 81 NV AID 1900;
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SLOTS, PKG. LIQUORS

About - miles from d c plus
grocery store dolng about 900
wkly PLUS SLOT MACHINES Lone
lease available price SO. 900. in
tiudeS sfnce yood terms
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33I6 Bait. Ave, HyattS.
u OF store t"5x90l for rent other
> leased to mems wear dept ma
partition, alr-Cond lge parking lol
coop. expense suitable Tor chill.
dren's and WomenS apparel. Owner
has other interests An excel
proposition to a responsible indl-
dlNidual Call LII LII = fnr infnr
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y ARL. -l.bedtm. BRICK Colonial
~ baths req nm. glassed Il
pehs M schools bs KE s-25.6
FALLS CHURCH. va bedroom
brick Colonial study Daths
liy. rn plth fireplace, din IN
kitchen Win breakfast NOOK rec
nm IN sement srsde school
/ block, close 10 shnpplng faCiI4ueS
Sl4U mo JE 2-I5,;
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BRICK RAMBLER
HOLLINS HALL. ALEX, VA.-Brici

rambler, e; bedrms YOUNGSTOWN
kit Ice family I'm ample storage
fenced vard ideal fog children,
short walk to school shopping cen
ter. bus cross street to recreation
area. winning and Vsding, I'M
meQlate occupancy, cl3O. OIL.
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LEXINGTON PARK. MD, l block
from main entrance Patuxent Naval
Station, busy tavern 1-dav license:
serving food lesslized slot machines
owner ILL., e 900 for Quick sale
low rent long lease
Old Stablished. tavern on Bre-
toms Bav ] acre. S-rm and bath
dwelling separate business bids .
new wharf always a money-maker.
owner deceased. St59Ou
James II Brown ST MARY'S
REALTY. Leonardtown Nd phone
Greenwood 5-4l1@ or evenings anG
SUNDAY Ernenuood S-gSp"
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II rms. Win lull DSlNli NJu. vi
h-w.h Good Cond Key in ONCE
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S3O(
COLORED-PARTLY FURNISHED
Several 10 to t. rm. houses Gown.
town n ". area 500 TO Sl@5 mo
Call BEN LIss. AID. 4-46sS, IA
G-nS,b
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81 oWNER-FoR RENr

Or lease: Restaurant and fountain:
excellent going business same owner
10 yrs ; OUTSTANDING olde in fast
growing city. Damascus Mo sell
fixtures reasonable Call TO-DAY
RUTH COUNTS Clearwater 3-2@42.
or tlDdprhiu lo@SI