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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
Free New Booklet
Offers Job Facts

Ever wonder what its like to be q
direct salesperson and meet Gus
toners in their homes Its hard
work" says Elsie Jordan, who sells
a well-known brand of silver. but
it's also fun"
You learn a lot about people
when~ou sell them in their homes,
Miss Jordan points out. and you
learn to express yourself convince
Ingly The training they give YOU
helps lot. Of course. but the expe-
rience helps even more miss
Jordan. who was trained by Emily
Post only four years ago. today has
. fabulous mcconnell
For a free illustrated booklet de-
Scribing job opportunities in the
direct sales field. Just send your
name and address TO, Home Deco
rators, Newark. New York. You1l
get the booklet. al no cost. by return
mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
National and Local l.
WEEKLY news IN PICTURES
Will They Return To COP?

Damn II, Diggs.' exclaimed
Washington Negro himself
(isom Chicago originally its
taken YOU three wears TO become
convinced there won't be de-
preston
Washington cites the incident
these days as one reason Why
ne believes that a majority u
the s million Negro voters IN
the United States w..l vote for
President Easenhower next NO
Nemoer but rs fsr from the
only reason Negroes sre h.st
= III citizens and Ike other
citizens Washington argues
they w.i vote for n Eisen-
howe because NJ Eisennoa p
rs prough, the NATION peace
and prosperity Howeve Ne
gioes also aie members o. q
minority group one winch rss
p cen scr.T4aa'ed axe nsi
faso4gno1t American h.s'oty.
and fof tnei esson re links.
i. IS also XII yoie FOR TIE Pes
zen, because they haze nsde
much p 1eress toward equal
IS d. ~ MS Administration.
A. re msr whe nss ne ioo
~ or,a.linE NeeIa votes for
y, Rep -ol.csn Psrlv Washing
ron points 2sl,c-'a-'y 70 'w'o
re. eut-r'-
o. as ne Ei>erHrNe Aa-
s;rsaon the process " &C.
grating ne armed forces be-
e-r ecw.t,ea!y lnae ha.ft :
II -,nsn wss con pleiea Arm
Ns.e AZ Force Coos, Gua &
enc Ne nes III no~ 80 .a.'y
.n'eg. s:er
eEtea more Jul D. teri - NJ
E.sers sers espfess d ec.ior
jr Cl1tA ms been o.,lswed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
Aggies Rap Teachers

GREENSBORO y c The
a & r College AegieS returned
70 usual form and smashed out
1876 victory over winston
Salem Teachers College here az
Memorial Stadium last Wedncs-
day
The locals overcame drum
lead. pieced together by the
Teachers in the first two
inning. TO get back into the
win column on scoring
pree with runs in the third
10 ice the game.
During the clinching inning.
Winston Salem pitchers Spcn-
Ger Patterson and Linvillc Har-
ston we're sent 20 the showers.
james Brown relieved and held
them ScoreleSs the remainder OF
the game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12

Food. For "workless' picnic,
all YOU need are sandwiches, hard
boiled eggs and fresh fruit. II you
have time for prepared foods, try
cold cuts, potato salad, carrot
strips. sliced tomato and pickle
for a tempting combination. For
a deluxe" picnic, bring along
something TO be cooked. Frank
furters are good. And hamburger
IL delicious when wrapped IN
aluminium foil, theh baked for
about 10 minutes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12

State OF Michigan, in the Cir.
cult Court for the County 81
Wayne in Chancery
THOMAS j. BROWN. Plan.
tiff. VS.. MARY nj. BROWN De-
PENDANT.
No. sls.2s3
Order of Publication
At a session of said Court
held in the County Building at
Detroit. Michigan. on May ~
1856.
Present the Honorable Neal
Fitzgerald, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
on file showing that the defend
ant. Mary NJ. Brown, is not Al
resident of the State OF Mlchl-|
gan and that her address is 4ls
East Bowen street, Chicago
Illinois.
On Motion of Edward M. Tur-
ner. attorney for plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the said
defendant appear and answer
the Bill of Complaint filed in
this cause within three ~
months from the date Of this
order or the said bill will be
taken as confessed against her
II Is Further Ordered that a
copy of this Order be published
in the Detroit Tribune and
served according TO law.
NEAL FITZGERALD.
Circuit judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Brsnigin. Clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher. Deputy
Clerk 5-5-6-s
Edward M. Turner. Atty.
$500 Beaubisn Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
Legal Notice
Simmons and Bib. Aiiys.
SIS Gratioi Ave.

State of Michigan. County 81
Wayne,
So. 44o.4la
Al a session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayns
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Deroit. on N,
Twenty-fifth day of April nj
the year one thousand nine hun.
dred and fifty-six.
Present: Patrick H. OBrlen
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate
of WARDLAW E. PRINCE. also
known as WARDLAW PRINCE
Deceased.
On reading and filing the Dc.
tition of Augustus w. Prince
praying that administration of
said estate be granted to himself
or some other suitable person
II is ordered, That the Twen.
ty-eighth day of May. next al
ten o'clock in he forenoon al
said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered
That a copy of this order be
published once in each week for
three weeks consecutively pre-
viouS TO said time of hearing.
in the Detroit Tribune. a news
paper printed and circulated in
said County of Wayne.
PATRICK H. O'BRlEN
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that I
have compared. the foregoing
copy with the original record
thereof and have found the same
to be a correct transcript Of such
original record.
Dated: April IS. 1856
John &. Moore. Deputy
Probate Register. 5-l2-5.2s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12

Participants. Decide who Is
coming. what time you'll leave,
what will be worn (you may want
20 have dinner at a roadside
restauranu and what each per-
son is TO bring
Activities. Most picnickers
are content 10 relax-lie on a
blanket, read the paper and listen
to the portable radio, But If you
prefer something more active, de-
eide what you'll do. Play bally
Fly a kite? Teach Junior to boX'
A picnic IS an opportunity, so
make the most of II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
WEDDINGS

Ruth Cnuch. niece oi Mrs.
Addle Richardson spoke her
wedding vows with Horace
Glaze Saturday evening ~ New
Light Baptist Church with the
Rev A " Martin officiating
As The OCULAR Wedding music
Was sounded We saw The bride
descending me aisle on the arm
Of hel blothel Leroy Church,
wearing a white lace gown over
satin. with fitted bodice long
sleeves and Y neckline with a
high standing collar
Her fun skirt fell into a
sweeping tram from beaded
crown fell nylon veil, waist
lengthh She carried white roses
entwined with white satin
leaves.
Mrs. Mary Tesis was marion
of honor and orstis Codd.
Margaret Trussl and Ethel
Junior brides maid. ChsrlYn
Thomas were attendants. Deb.
"a Dianns Tssfs. flower girl.
Tsais and Patricia Ann Teais
(nieees).
Best man, Fred Gaze (brother
Of groom. Mrs. Addic Richard
son .taunD. wore = brown lace
dress. white corSage with match
In accessories
The wedding reception was
held Al Page Hall At ST. Cyprian
Church and some guests we saw
were the n Patiersons, the
Charles Clippers. the james
pousss the Fred Tolivers, Mes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12

Beverages. A small galvanized
pail-filled with ice cubes and
wrapped in ncwspaper-fnakes a
good portable refrigerator
The site. Give everyone a say
IN deciding where to go, but be
sure 70 decide IN advance. Why
not picnic near swimming facili.
teal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
DEATHS

We most 1tuDf o1N our
head % 4nn.sr 70 God
Will fo 'ne Mugee = these
fnc ci'l/cn fcr iar accom-
plshmeni, ~ nahy good deed
their healis land hsses and
their deep milo. men ran
never be- ~ -ocia'od from
them etrf
Nj. Clara Fuliam % soften
avenue. Nlr Jonn Blue % 2o'h
street VI Henderson p B an
don % Mack Avenue d J A..
Brewef of Chicego Blvd
Next week IS National Music
Week and Wc VIII be looking
forward 20 hesrng many fine
musical prog ans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
Society Doings-

ran r. Odes.s Wash Hannshh
s.nu eas Minnie Anderson.
bernso.ne Carr y Conn Till
IN Sale B0@cn. A Warner.
flos.le Hammock Dornth 81
Wash 1g'on cleDiha Hollis
Misses Jeanette Benson La
CHE McHenly EVELYN Child
res Lou Anne Robertson.
Re> Bill Moore Bishop and
Ms W r Mcqueen Mcssrs
Albert Lyons. Ear Wheeler
Anofew Kelly. Ernest Winches-
'cI Richard Lake Ro bert
Vaughn Raymond Thomas.
Curtis Wilcox. Clifford Quenlan
Selerns Atkinson Allen Sarner
and Mr. and Mrs B Altman
In the chapel al the YWCA
Lucy Thurman branch. Ra-
mona Robbins Porter. daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Emmett Porter OF Lansing.
Mich. was united in holy we'd
lock Sunday afternoon 10 Mr..
James Sinclair Newton with
Rev. James Jones reading the
rites.
The bride was wearing an all
c,ef ACE gown. bsllerIna length
vast length veil which fell
from a crown % flowers She
carried white carnations and
roses
Benifa Porter was maid OF
honor. Clarence Eichelberger
was best man.
The reception was held IN the
social rooms and some guests
we saw were Lucille Jackson.
Bernice Kesson. Marguerite
Johnson. Dorothy Baker. Ernest
Raw. John Brown. NJ Gillian,
Ruth Odcll, J Buckingham. Wv
ian l. johnson. Dolores Thomas,
James Newton. Lowe and Sam
uel Henderson. Silas Walker
Leila Saunders Thomas Riv-
ers James Person. Dorothy Car
ter Knsrvells Mclaughlin. {.
r Newton, Minnie Brown. Anna
Taylor. Owen Finley. Mr. and
Mrs + Gladstone, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Mann, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Pride Walter Porter and others
Mrs. Francis Uddyback Mundy
recently married Mr.. David
Perry from Yellowstone Springs
Ohio. and will reside in Detroit
Al Second Baptist Church
Sunday there will be an $40
and 1890 morning service.
The pastor will use the one
subject. Unity Begins With
in" for both services.
Rev. A. A. Banks has giver
a great deal Of thought TO this
true subject and all will b
benefited who will hear him.
Family Week begins Monda,
night and q panel discussion or
God in the Home and Peace II
the World" will be quite in
teresting.
Youth of the Wayne Univer
sity club will present a plsyett'
Friday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
HOW TO PLAN A PICNIC

Every Sunday Is "Family Day" After church lots Of folk
take deep breath of fresh country ar ana oeRn 10 o" o
Tho ncnlcp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12
Bonita Porter was maid OF
honor. Clarence Eichelberger
was best man.

Mrs. Francis Uddyback Mundy
recently married Mr.. David
Perry from Yellowstone Springs,
Ohio. and will reside in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-12

Equipment. Keep your basic
equipment handy a large food
basket, gallon spigot Jug, paper
cups and napkins, easy-to-clean
stainless steel utensils, and a
portable radio with fresh bat
teries like "Eveready" June 10
Portable Radio Monthly
II you plan carefully-and fol-
low your plan-you1l be planning
your next picnic even before you
get home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

SUITE. LIST FL.--Avail. March I.
newly dee, other ofiices for immed.
occupancy: excel. psrnkSi6ns area
22f2 M ST. N.W.--Air,cond. offces;
morn on' R ca sn 9en h0G Can E% Vas Es "
ESTABLISHED AND coMPLETELy
furnished real estate once on VIII
ton blvd In Arlington: $3.50 per
month. IA. b-6b40. XII. Sligo.
BEAUTIFUL REDEc. BsMT.. i0r q,
or ne' no Il $3.50. Mr.. BiNsrocK,
2O06 Chillum I'd. Hyattsville' Mo.
SILVER SPRINGS, center Of town
7-rm. suite. Of approx: l,i00 %:
r. wired for ar ,r sSnditio sansi
Ms. Ms ei' e. :; f sosI aRi''s ahA a..
, go. S ~ Sis1nS SEEi.-,.soo 50. Il of
open d. space. Air cond. good for
once. dance. studio or any other
,soE SNl9sG;s GHll p1 hii,Htss2ssinsie Of.
rs Hss' 7 !1fSsen' After ' 3. Eo. 41Tass
OFFICES WITH srAFF-Luxuricus.
ly furnished suites: large executive
once, reception room, Receptionist,
switchboard service. private secre.
taries. once manager to relieve you
OF all details. provide any auxiliary
service. Large once facilities ~ less Is
than small once cost. EXECUTIVE
SUITES, INC. 1895 Conn. ave.
BROOM SUITE, air conditioned.
Furnished. new building, lstn s.
orr Conn. AVE. whole moor or
part. Across from Maynowsr' All,
JAMES L. DIXON q co. ST. j.
a OFFICES. entire End floor, go
s PIs N nj sniis StR st. n, ". Iss
OLNEY, MD.-4-rm. apt. and once,
for doctor. or any business; WiLh
cali Evergreen 4-3s46. 1878 Coles
willie I'd, -AO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL.-3.bedrm.. 1h-bsth Colonial.
on ige. level corner lot. Liv. rm;,
lbx22 r.. fireplace; din: Em- l25l5S;
rec. RIM. Assume CT trust. $4,000;
s13S PIN. Asking $4,000 cash.
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
ia. s-s777 IA. s-5ssl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
ENTIRE BLDG. FOR LEASE
Embassy or Non-Proft Ora.

Approx. 1900 50. It. In 4 firs..
will remodel TO suit tenant. Incl.
high speed elevator and air condt-
tioninR. M. Mass. ave. and 22nd Ct
Inquire your broker, or ADAMS
PROPERTIES. INC. ST. 3.i205.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BETHESDA, Md. Edgmoor section
lots in best residential section;
use. z. N. Fry CO.. Oh. s-7SsS
BUILDERS. ATTENTION-LandcHn.
sr Eili sell 2 70 ~ iots 70 rsli a,;.s
homes. Reasonable cash and subor.
dination acceptable. co. $1,000
AID. 4-625S. --20
90 LARGE LEVEL LOTS with ~
n nate. JAH iRSO B. 5. D RAJ ss. 10.
9-1I66: 10. 9-3359. ewes. -23
ARDMOhE-90 It. by 100 It. level,
E9Sdsd sc s5e r SIX Tass RsSss
REALTY CO. uN. 1-ilss. wa.
M fosSHSSoMERY co.-1e lots To-
between Bethesda and Rockville.
z Ess:s, r :sssoas sss lss; z T. ~
BGGDEEs! Tsiriax Co. .djoinins
home. i bedrms. and IL baths.
Plat drawn, percolation and zon-
ing OK. Call OWNER. CIR j.
10 oo Aches CLEAR With good spring.
beautiful spot TO build. Davidson.
vile. Nd. M. schools and churches.
Facing hard-surfaced road. MARI
trail ave, / 70 10 acres. Cali HALL.
B nhHHRs ATTENTION 10 lots
s Sassr s sSGdss 4 Popss sssds
area. Cow. transportation 5000
% $500. KARLA HILL co.. Ju.7.
MOST DESIRABLE domestic in
Chevy Chase. D. C. $3.50. IN.
2-1607. Call after 8. "a
MONT. Co.'S acres with sparkling
brook; ideal for devei.: Dominion
I'd mr.. Olney Theater::. 81, 495 acre;
terms ARRANGED. he. $500; eyes,.
~. 2.3os4I;; WT,-W LEWIS 49,.
area--5Ox100. lovely res. area:
$3.50 for quick sale. MT. Gibson.
LO. 7-2960 with NJ. PAUL HAN
NAN, ZAP nth st. NV. ME. S-4lo0.
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont. /,

BRICK BUILDING, lust OF x st.
cafe on ground floor well leased.
Upper floor suitable for Union or
lodge hall and of1ces Priced az
value OF ground alone. Showing
good net yield. Call George Hull
with JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. 81.
49, NET RETURN on investment.
3 two-family apis. rented to col
nred. $50 no.. tenants pay own gas.
cleo. heat, Price. $l2.6S0 co
IouIs .a EsEtEssLER' To. 2-essass'
list DEED or TRUST. $4,000. int
Az, secured By prime comml. prop
discount that viii yield total Of
s e1HS y sa fiZos ) yrs. old. 2 Sssd.
rooms each unit; lease 70 colored;
price o times annual rent: viii hole
End trust. 10. $500: Ewes. Lu
1915, T. D. BURGESS.
2-FAMILY BRICK-S1 800 income
per year from fine colored tenants
who pay all utils.. incl. heat, Idea
to live in one b-rm. apt. and have
tenant pay for house. VIII accept
$500 down payment or trade. DI.
eli s' 4. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.,s
units, 8 kits. . baths. oil heat;
CO.. 1929 K Of. NV. Ma. S-03b2:
ewes. 10. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TMMEDIATELY.--Store o.
warehouse type building; preferabl,
wheaton, Silver Spring or Bethesds
area, $500 50. u, Or more. CO. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or pro-
fessionsi once; 376 so. It, of air
conditioned space. reasonable rent
call 10. 2-0161 or 10. 2-7lle toF
appointment. -So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUy

RESPONSIBLE PARTY wishes to buy
house in vicinity Am. Univ. Parh
price, eos. Box 1907. star, 2es ,
vA.--We buy all cash 10 $4,000;
more on terms, trades: also INC
Y s5SSf DSoN NJ raw Wht is LiHs S We VII
buy your home for all cash: twhits
or coioredl brick or frame Wa;
apts. and commercial property. Nc
tenth year having purchased oyel
two million dollars IN property Oul
JJeoss JOSEPH KrNskY, Rsaltor. sf =.
1871; ewes. OIL. 4.557a; "a
CASH CASH--To HOME OWNERS
b. c, homes only, MUsHlNSkY
Will PAY Tor DOLLAR for houses
d. c or nearby Nd. ST. $500
or eyes,. "a 2-e22b; a..
prices, quick settlements. CAPITAl
CITY INVEST CORP. 6T. 3-6344
MODERN. clean. . o. 8 bedrm
home IN good Sc. or nearby g
c., location Have subst, cash MRS
cox, Lu 2-6130 OF 81. 3-736S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE


End COMMERCIAL BLDG. - Over
$500 :sSfs s 81 a. -.ss En- p :s e: ID
ton: priced Y sell, KAY REMTY
HEaRr or DoWNTowN-sais or
lease. remodeled store. ,20xs5, z
upper fio0rs d 5sT 'front.' 01a;.s large allsy
iats ls e nv r0 csii p 's s.ssss 20
erossroad; 81 $50 90. It. with home
Ad)oining lot. 23.4oo o.. a.. avail
able Frontage. 200 Il. Call for
appointment. 20. s-s44o. WEST q
R RahUni Hsa FiKE--A superb sSox
bo0-ft. tract. ideal for major de.
partment store or other Important
retail uses. Streets on all sides
and In. area Of immense growth.
Situated between p. J. Nee Com
gany's new furniture store and
PAR sSP P M sasm ss sne dTses
sionaI shopping center. This Is
probably the finest single biE-store
eo-opsrst,on invited. bERMoT NEE.
OIL, $4,000.
BETHESDA, MD, - Commercial
UukluulH Win bSVEe anu y Nphb.
Property In industrial zone. blk.
from Wisconsin ave. on lot With TO-
Il. frontage. Apis. could be used
for ofices Owner can occupy LIST
a. and upper ns. will pay trust,
Priced 70 sell. Terms arranged;
Z. M. FRY CO.. OIL. 6-73s3. "a
LAUREL, MD.--Property located in
center Of town on Baltimore WASH
ington blvd: lot l9o-ft. fIontage,
100 II. deep with building 60xl00i
vacant: ideal location for almost
any type business. Priced 70 sell.
Terms ARRANGED. Z, M. FRY CO..
SIS sth 81. NV. OPP, Hecht Co.
parking--12-rm. house, zoned COM
merciai. parking In rear, now oper...
ating as roomiug house: small
amount OF cash will handle. See
Mr.. FISHER. 612 9th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR rRADE--Re,taur ant.
Milling station and S-rm, house:
located 90 miles from D. C.. on
Rte, II highway. Now open for
knatnaee IA a.anlA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

NEAR KENILwoRTH INTER.
CHANGE. 10000 50: y. Level
WILLIAM REID. JU. 6-7725 or
Kockvifi ts PIKE. near p. j.. Nss's
new furniture store--Several out.
standing Iight industrial tracts. all
fully improved. with all utilities.
prices. viii build for .aualifed
tenants, Separate parcels from
10000 so. It. up to 100000 50: Y.
See. your broker. or DERMOT NEE,
OIL, 7-0b00.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES ron RENT

10 on MORE ACRES. In vicinity Of
Graham Airport. on Route 80: IA.
1880. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
For on-profit organization. ehanc-
eIh Il fssafe coSsTRucTEp AND
ARGATTECTu IRA I;,,r,! ATTR AAc.Tnp
I22 ROOMS AND Z BATHS. Owner
asking 500, 800 but open. 70 ofYer.
Must be sold. Please call Mr.. De-
MeIman with
James L. Dixon & Co.
st. $1,000 x~c, rs,vv EN- a-3eos
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
/ BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS

Excellent ali-brick corner home
with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths up. and
living room, fun sealed dining IoG GEN.
den q bath on FIRST foor, Full base
ment with y bath. This property
Is only 3 years old and In choice
location. shown by appointment only.
Call US.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000. I'll Q pm. RA. $4,000
UNIV. GARDENS-$12,750
semidet.. sep. din. rm.. lst-f1r.
powder rm., 3 bedrms.. bsmt: Nom
vets, $3.50 dn.. $9s mo. Oh con-
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
co. $3.50 III
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
UNUSUAL

This different 3-bedroom rambler
offers lots Of living space for thu
money: big living room and IRE.
place. dining ell. diversified equipped
N. Arlington location Is convenient
TO everything with bus 81 door
Priced under the CT appraisal.
S1675(
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING--l8 II. wide, so Il.
long, 13-ft. seihpg with . clear ear, i iSt
fenced with eft. fence and wide
gate: equipped with gas heating
space on lot. for parking 1b.l .
s ssop. radio ado and nd ~ repair Service.
plumber, printer, immature service
and similar operations: reasonable
rental or option to buy available.
Cali Mr.. TOM AMATuCCJs ST.,
weekdays bet. "a. 20. b-24OO.
NEW BUILDING--16-ft. wide, Soft,
long, 13-ft. ceiling with q clesr lot
80 II. wide, 10 II. deep. Completely
fsnced with GIFT, fence and. wide
gate. Equipped With gas heat unit
and heavy electric wiring. Space on
lot for parking 10 70 ID cars.
ideal for glass shop. tire shop,
radio and TV repair service.
plumber. printer. armature service
rental. or option ia. buy available.
Caii Mr.. Tom Amatucci af week
DAYS between Q and 4 pm. b2;. D.
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SHOPPING CENTER, 2 stores COZ
90. ea.), Falls Church area. Mr..
LASSEN, JE. 2-2922. -25
HEART OF DOWNTOWN, newly re-
modelled store. 20xg6: large alley In
rear: new front; 723 18th st. ".
653 CONsT. AVE. Me-. formerly
B st.1-corner bldg, good for any
bus, $50 per mo. ME. s-004l:
20
I121 nth ST. N.W.-2-stoTy bldg,
store and rms; parking facilities,
S7b per mo. ME. 8-0041. --26
AIR CONDITI0NED, second floor
store or ONCE. LES SO. IT. Suitable
for optometrist or doctor. Heat
CROWN RESTAURANT. Elk. g.
0930. -Sb
STORE AND APT, COS 9th 81. nv
STD per mo. See Mr.. FISHER
612 9Th St. NV. --26
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ALEX-NEW. SMART

ALEX.--NEW, SMART
Direct from builder. this home OF
distinction wilt please the most dis
criminatins. large liv. rrn. with fre'
place. separate formal din. nm,
beautifully equipped kit; with biren
cabinets and ample eating SPACE, z
nice-sissd bedrms. and tiled bath
The End d. has 2 huge bedfms; eno
tiled bath, spacious Closes . luz ~
porch: iarEe lot; only S2S.goO
Town Il Country Builders
OV. 3-03l9 IA
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bus. PRoP-RENT Cont

FREEzER PLANT FOR RENT-ee
sharp freeze room. iSsxis,; hoidtni
room, 35,x40. Market 1896. "a
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DRIVEN BUILDING

suitable for any iarse volume whole
sale retail operation includins
building supplies. etc. Frontage on
3 prominent downtown streets.
1000 sq. It Of ground door ofiiees
and showrooms. Total area ap-
yenient 70 public parking lots.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
M, $500 Ewes, 10. 5-357s
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ESTABLISHED

Opposite 2 Bus Terminals
1905 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Modern store with large. .attree
show windows: 1898. suitable for
valet jeWelfy, lifts. etc.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA, sRICE coLoNIAI.--
Near Russell rd.; 3 twin-sized bed
bs ss. p. sids tsasn sco h: slep.rs
dining room and the very rare
large modern Kitchen with. table
space; ~, %, Basement; conyenisgpt y Y
sSSJ Af 1sSsTif ' COR. ..:sl u
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ECONOMY SPECIALIZING over ~
per mo-, Including everything. Twin
sized bedrms., big. din. and Nv, nm.
hright equip. kit; storm windows;
fenced lot. Low down payment. .
real buy. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, APP. 7-7774. ga