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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Kiwanis Hears
Museum Curator

Clarence Metcalf, curator of the
Wakefield Museum spoke on "The
Battle of Lake Erie" at WedneS
days Kiwanis meeting. BPW presi
dent Florence Specht spoke on the
forthcoming service club banquet
April II.
Guests were Richard Krupp and
Donald Schault of Luckey. A door
prize donated by Werner Jeschke
was won by Sonny Davids.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
TB Assn Dinner
Is Monday Night

DIR. Robert Vogel, outstanding in
Ohio's health department work,
will discuss the potential of public
health services in counties with
full time health commissioners at
the ansual dinner meeting of the
Ottawa County tuberculosis and
Health Association Monday at $50
in st. John Lutheran parish hall.
Anyone unable to attend the din
ner is invited to join the group at
7:30 for the program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
ERIE ISLE STARTS

Starting this week, the Erie Isle
is making two weekly trips to Port
Clinton from Put-in-Bay.
The ferry will run on Tuesdays
and Fridays, leaving Put-in-Bay al
8 am. and leaving Port Clinton al
3 pm. Full schedule will be effec
tive in a few weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Special Police To
Aid Bicycle School

Special Police at their meeting
Tuesday night made plans to con-
duct the Grade School Mothers
Bicycle Safety School again this
year.
The Bicycle School is set for two
Saturdays, April IA 81, with ses-
sions at 8 am. and l pm. Further
details are being worked out by
Mrs. Harvey Goff and her commit
fee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
BREAK-INS REPORTED

Two western Ottawa-co spots re-
ported break-ins Tuesday to the
sheriff's department. Smitty's Tav-
ern, on Route 81, burglarized just
two weeks ago, was again entered
with the front door pried open,
and a quantity of change was taken
from vending machines. At Rob
ert's Fruit Stand, nearby, also was
entered but no money was found.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

All of the first bids were re-
jeated because the lowest totals
rar higher than the $6O3, 900 esti-
mated for the new school. Bids
now are sought for May 8 open
ing.
Changes approved by the board
in the new specifications call for
19 classrooms instead of %; alter
nate of asphalt instead of terrazo
flooring; alternate to ceramic tiling
in classrooms; block instead of con-
crete on foundation; steel instead
of aluminium windows; steel avn
ings instead of aluminium; elimina-
tion of an overhead for bus load
ing dock; steel door frames in
place of wood; glass chalk board
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
"Have Stand
Will Travel"

Maybe somebody is going in
business
Police Monday received re-
port from florist Floyd klingbiel
that tarpaUIin, l0 X IS, was
missing from the front of his
greenhouse. Wednesday morning
Harry Tepietsky, c. Third ST.,
notified them a bench had been
taken from his yard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
BOARD REv|SES PLANS FOR SCHOOL
4Classrooms Dropped,
Other Changes Made;
New Bids Due MAY 8

The Board of Education at special meeting Tuesday
night revised specifications for the elementary school
building cutting down four cassrooms in size making
other money changes before eadversng for
stucton bids in hopes that the bids will closer to
the available funds
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Reider- For Governor
Dinner Planned By
Ottdwd-C0 Boosters

Ottawa County Democrats sponsoring $10a-plate
Boosters Dinner Tuesday, April a. at
ST. Paus Evangelical and Reformed Church at Oak Harbor
County Engineer Delos j. Nssen, member of Mr. Reiders
state campaign committee said 1--WE believe that if the rest
of Ohio knew Bob know him they would out as
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

This Court realizes the diff
Guilty of any new body. such as the
Ohio Turnpike Commission, in de-
filming all activities of IFS person
mel, but does believe that laws
must be certain TO sustain a GRIM
inaI charge and that such was not
so in the instant case" said Judge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Because Of the basketball ban-
qvet next Thursday night, regv-
lar meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation is being advanced one
night TO Wednesday, April IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

ehe'mng Colonial hons, beautifully
sn'tSns he s,oiys living with t'Pse dining
on oe% hos'ns bar irsploss o both Screened
qna trees Pic; s33, 500 Possession with settlement
DTectoHs 70 Reach. Glebe Rd N
corner q Washingon ALTERNATE ST. M 10 ore
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HIDDEN AWAY--S22,e5o

hse bedroom brick colonll home one tu
bothy holt
ehvlehss schools
bloots IN Road 10 s. sSgoys street. ,S
N end house on l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

by The Hecht Co. In the Ballstor
area Of Arlington gave Northern
Virginia one of its major shop
ping districts.
The Hecht Co. store in Park
ington is surrounded by rs other
stores. and parking spaces are
available for 2,700 cars.
Other stores have sprung UP
around the original Parkington
center. In 1854. Arlington County
estimated the total retail bust
ness OF the Ballston area to be
500 million.
Parking For 1000 Cars
About six blocks toward WASH
Iington from Parkington is the s.
Kann Sons Co. store and the
Virginia Square Shopping Cen
ter, built in 1852. The center has
Il8 stores. There are parking
spaces for 1000 automobiles.
Virginia Square was built close
to Arlington'S Clarendon bust
ness district, and had the effect
of extending that business area
which already was the county's
largest. The county's calculation
for 1854 retail sales in the Clar-
endon area - including Virginia
ISquare-waS $37 million.
Shirley highway brought Ar
lington one of its first big, new
shopping centers when Shirling-
ton was built in l947 at the first
circle on the highway. Jelleff's
has a store In the Shirlington
Center. Another big store In the
center is A. S. Beck. 1t has sew
,eral large groceries. Shfrlington
currently is being expanded.
Other major shopping areas
or centers in Arlington include
Columbia pike, Glebe road-Lee
highway. Rosslyn and Wilson
boulevard Courthouse road.
Alexandria RedevelOps
The emphasis in Alexandria
has been on redevelopment of
existing shopping areas. This
city, of course, has had a thirty
ing business district for the best
part of two centuries.
The old Alexandria Apothe-
cary Shop actually has preScrip-
tons which were filled for George
Washington. 1t no longer oper-
ateS as a drug store, but is main
tanned as a museum.
Alexandria's main business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

ing Machines. Camalier & Buck.
ley leather goods, Peck & Peck
women's speciality store. Mayer
& Co. furniture. L. Frank g. Co,
women's speciality store. Joseph
R. Harris women's specially
store, Russell Slower candies and
Fannie May candies.
Frank r. Jellef is building q
new store in the same general
area, and a Hot Shoppe cafe
terra also is under construction.
Parking for approximately
1900 cars will be available on
the 25-acre site of the Seven
Corners center.
! With the completing of this
center, Fairfax County expects
to make strong bid for leader
ship in the keen business COM
petition of Northern Virginia.
! Across Arlington boulevard
from the Seven Corners Center
lis the Willston Center. Also
nearby is the Culmore Shopping
Center.
A number of other large re-
gional centers are in the process
Iof being developed or are
Iplanned in Fairfax County.
The shopping area in the town
iof Fairfax is expanding rapidly
into a regional business district.
Most Of the new construction is
along Route 1921 where it
passes through the town.
100 Acres RezOned
More than 100 acres have been
zoned for big business district
at Hybla Valley in the southern
section Of the county, but con-
struction has not yet started.
The Annandale business area
is expected to about double its
lpresent size when installation of
sewers is finished. and the Mi
chael Development Co. begins
building its new stores. The
shopping district at Springfield
lis just getting started, and the
big center at the Bellevue Apart
Ements has plans for expansion.
More of Fairfax County's re-
Igional shopping centers are
developing according to the
master plan recommendations of
Francis Dodd McHugh. Other
areas designated as regional CEN
tiers include Tyson's Corner, Nc
Lean. Vienna, Herndon, and Pine
Spring.
The Parkington Center built
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

A 160-acre parcel at the inter-
section of Shirley highway and
Seminary road has been zoned
for business.
Falls Church has busy shop
ping area In the middle Of the
city. 1t has been expanded by
the addition of several shopping
areas in the western end of the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

development of Kass-Rerger
Inc, of Washington.
Stores that have leased space
in the center include Woodward
81 Lothrop and julius Garfinckel
a. Co.. two of the larger stores
from Washington's downtown F
street shopping area. The Wood
ward & Lothrop store will have
four floors at first, with pro-
vision for another three stories.
The Garfinckel store will have
three floors. with room to add
two more.
1900 Car Site
Other stores that have leased
space include F. w. Woolworth
e. Co, Peoples Drug Stores;
Bonds Clothing; Lerner Shops,
Edwards Shoes, Flagg Shoes,
Thorn Mean Shoes, Singer Sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

ton apartment projects; the
Shirley-Duke center at the Shir-
Apartments; Arlandria
near the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
boundary, and the Del Ray shop
ping area which extends along
Mount Vernon avenue.
Someday Alexandria may be-
come home of Northern Vir-
ginia's biggest shopping center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Shopping Regions
Expand Sharply
Emphasis Shifts to Major
Business-District Centers

In Northern Virginia the
emphasis is shifting from neigh
borhood shopping centerS to
regional business districts with
conveniences Of downtown shop
ping in a big city-plus parking.
The Seven Corners Shopping
Center In Fairfax County, due
to open around August /. will
bring Northern Virginia an i'm
presSive representation of stores
from the busiest Washington
retail areas.
This center of more than 40
stores is taking shape on what
was the old Foote tract along
Arlington boulevard, where it
interSects with Leesburg pike.
Wilson boulevard. Sleepy Hollow
road and Hillwood avenue.
The SIS million project is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

district is along King and Wash
iington streets, which intersect
at the city's busiest corner.
Washington street is the route
of the Mount Vernon boulevard
through Alexandria, and has at
tracted a number OF big stores
in recent years. Woodward &
Lothrop. j. c. Penney and Hahn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

all have located along Washing
ton street.
These new stores and others
along Washington street have
been built along colonial lines to
preserve the city's historic at
'mosphere.
Shopping centerS away from
the business district include the
darlington Center adjacent to
the big Parkfairfax and Fairling-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

IN TINS typlcai Northern Virginia scene you the
busy Seven Corners area of Fairfax County, near
the Arlington and Falls Church boundaries Rising
from the extreme foreground is Wilson boulevard.
TO the left of the boulevard is the WlSton apart
boulevard and Leesburg pike the long building is
the Seven Corners shopping center. Including the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
OVER AN ACRE IN sLEEPY HoLL oW

On over lot enclosed BY
.s"fmv' SoSwood trees lT' oboV rsody burst bloom oil
win four bedrooms Or the ,seond floor Full
be given. NOp liberal "
DTtcuonb Arlington
LsSe seeond nre past Seten ConO 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-19
AUTO. FRYPAN

The modern way 10 eosisr. better cook
ing 10 your new Westinghouse eleven
inch avtomoiie fry pom with exclusive
thefmomeier type heot control.
Square shope holds more. exclusive
open hondIs is cooler and sosisr
10 hold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25
WOOCC WHAT a Pretty ROBE
(A) LUREX.THREADED
QUILTIE

Styled by Norman, nyIon tricot
richly padded quilted robe glenn
Ing with oold-coIored radiant
Lurex threads. Sweep-skirted
and elegant in washable coral,
blue or white; 1870. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

Evelyn Peorson's Iove-of-o-robe,
light as feother-down, warm os
toast. Youthful duster style in
washable white, pink, blue, or
noize with cleaning eoId-coIor
braid collar and pockets; small,
medium, large. 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25
(D) WALTZ.LENGTH
QUILTIE

Norman designed it in cloud
light, warmly padded nyIon tri-
cot with Iurex threads. Brilliantly
buttoned, de-skirted, in wosh-
able coral, blue or white; 1918,
1893
Robes, 3rd H., Washington: and H.,
SLIDER Spring and PARKinoton
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B) QUILTED
"DANDY COAT''

Styled by Evelyn Pearson in wosh-
obIe nylon tricot, bie-coIIored and
beautiful, worn loose or beIted.
Corol, turquoise, or toast, small,
medium. Ioree. 1893
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Middle Aisle

Marriage licenses were issued re- gently to the following couples by the U. s. Commissioners office:
 August 20: Harry Lee Collins, 21. USAF, Eielson AFB, and Lottye Geraldeane Moffett. 26, beauty op- orator.
 August 9: Bruce Hobart Row. lands, 9, student, Spokane. Wash, and Marilyn Suzanne Morton, 19, student.
 August g: Donald Robert Stein, 29, Territorial assayer and engineer, and Evelyn Jean Fiske, 32. Ladd AFB, secretary.
 August 24: Harold Marshall Hume, Jr.. B, teamster, and Jeanne Harriet Burke. B, Seattle. Clerk; Arthur John Swenka, Is, USA. Eiel- ason AFB. and Elizabeth Ann Sims.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30

being employed by other dealers here. He has operated at his pres ent location, Second and Wicker sham, as the authorized Stakeholder Packard dealer in Fairbanks.
 He has since added a new show room in his building, as we'll as building a substantial business in the service, repair, and maintenance departments. Only the service de- partment will move, he stated: the workshop will remain at the pres ent location.
 Immel will lease the new station from Standard, becoming one of the twelve such stations operating in the city. He will also take on two additional employees, raising his to- tai to 10
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
New Fairbanks Service Station Completed Today On Barnette Street Between First And Second

A brand new service station. to be operated and managed by Gene lmmel of Genes Auto Service, was scheduled for completion today, af- ter months of construction on what IS destined to be one of the most modern service stations in Alaska.
 At least four pumps and two hoists will be featured at the new establishment, allowing for speedier and more efficient service. Other features of the modern structure are the glassed-in front and sides. the large paved area for customer parking, and the familiar Chevron red, white, and, blue color scheme.
 Construction on the imposing sta- tion, which has already aroused con- siderable favorable comment thru out town, is being done by George Smith Building Contractors. Smiths sub contractors on the job include: Leonard Shaunce, plumbing and heating; Glen Wilson, painting; Bob Bettisworth, masonry; Paul Hueb- her, plasterer; Fairbanks Roofing company; Paving Products, Inc; and Wright Truck and Tractor Ser vice.
 Clean, modern rest rooms are al- so feature of the new establish ment.
 mne1 first established his busi- ness in Fairbanks in 1941, after
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Aldine Fowler Granted Divorce In District Court

Aldine C. Fowler was granted divorce from Vernon D. Fowler by Federal Judge Vernon D. Forbes on Tuesday. The couple was married on June Is, 1948 at Anacortes, Wash.
 Mrs. Fowler was granted custody of the three children, $200 per month for care of the children and received their joint personal prop erty consisting of furniture and an automobile
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Bob Sachs Returns From
 Five Weeks At Demo Meet

Bob Sachs, owner of Sachs Mems Shop, returned Friday evening via Pan American for a five weeks trip to the States.
 He spent several weeks in Chi cago attending the National Demo- cratic Convention there, and brief ly visited his family in New York City.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Genes Service Station Opens

IS. USAF. Ladd AFB. and Mary Emma Hart. 16. usherette, Tulare. Calif.!; Allan Jones Holdsworth. "A, USA, Eielson AFB, and Elsa Ma rie Zimmerman 25. proof reader. Huntington, w Va; Gene Raymond Murray, 19, USAF, Ladd AFB. and Marilyn Joann Tebbett, 19, usher cite.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
3, telephone operator, oelwein.

August 27 Melford Lortnus. B, construction worker, Bagley. Minn., and Gladys Marie Engebretson, g, Bagley. Minn.; Phillip Ronald John- son, 34. farmer. and Beverly June Carlson Johnson, 30, clerk.
 August 28: James Lee Johnson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV,

cHEv '53 "2i0" 4-door. powerglide,
s snssr beige ,n,.. oyer emerald green with
maculate appearing throughout. ex-
tras incl r and h.. new seat covers
and signals, guar; Sa4b car No
$40 sSk for Mr. Murphy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Stohlman Chevrolet
1870 M ST. NV.

CHEv. '55 Bel Air 4-dr. sed.; sold.
slidei immse cOnd 1880. RA
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Silver Spring, Md.
FARMS

SHENANDOAH VALLEY. Columbia
Furnace area--1O5 acres Of noun.
tain land: spring; adioins state
I'd: 40-mile view.s $4,000. eric.
KENBERGER, agent. IA. 6-6279.
l12-ACRE FARM, rich soil fishing
hunting. MR.. BRIDGES. CO. s.
1880 or Ii. $4,000. Ext. 5-4621
SIS DOWN. S35 MONTH buys fol
$1,000; A acres; Groom cabin
spring, stream; white community
90 miles from Charlottesville. Va
siS DOwS, $50 MONTH buys fol
$3.50; 81 acres 3 cleared, rest In
young timber, good spring; Whit
community. TIE. 6-4131. -
OVER 200 ACRES near Chesapeak,
Beach, tenant house, 2 tobacco
barns stable; priced ct 100000
substantial down payment. LOUIS
MILLER, Realtor, UN. 4-2723
ewes, WA. 7-60l2 -
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE FARM, Il
acres, near HagerstOwn Southern
style s-room home with fireplace,
In five rooms; cherry floors and oil
heat. Also has a 2nd Groom homs
with cherry wood interior, oil heat
tile bath. Write o. C. CORBIN
REAL ESTATE. 10 Summit ave,
Hagerstown. Nd. or phone S044
Price. $4,000. -
81 ACRES: s-rm. house, mod bath
heat, etc; barn, springs; 55 mi
NV. D. c.: $3.50 dn. NO. 7-7626
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

CHEV, 30 "2In' de luxe 2 dr., n
and h., etc, looks like new SHIN.
merins black finish, low mileage,
warranted o months or 5000 miles.
special TODAY. sos.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2.ass7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REFINANCING LIST and End trusts
Money avail. in 4s hrs. AARON
DI. 7-3451 or OIL. 4-433l. -
LIST. end. 3rd TRUST LOANS-Cour.
teous, discreet and immediate han.
REALTY CO.. ST. 3-isi2, s!
End TRUSTS. Virginia. Immed &C.
tion, low rate. McCLAINE. 210C
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO.. Real
tors. 1891 G st. NV. ME. S-2495
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We will
buy 2nd trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Nd or Va. reasonable rates. MA.
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
end nd AND Srd TRUST BOUGHT: Tor
dollar paid Fast service. CAPITOL
CITY INVEST, CORP. 1014 x st,
CASH IN ! DAY-2nd and 3rd trust
loans. Also notes purchased. and
loans against ends. Elk. 3-7744.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

BUICK ID Special Riviera: r. and
h.. dynaflow: 2-tone finish. l.795.
Remember, all our cars are guaran-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
VACATION PLACES

DOUBLE LOT and life membership
in Shenandoah Retreat Country
Leesburg, Va. An hours drive from
WASHINGTON Golflng, swimming and
other vacation facilities included in
membership. Phone MR.. SHERI-
DAN, Metropolitan S-379I. A.
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Lake Bancroft

PALE PINK TO MATCH FLOW
ERING DoGWooDs. UNIQUE MAS
TER ENTRANCE HALL INTRO
DUCES YOU TO THIS FABULOUS,
3-BEDRM., 2-BATH NEW CREA-
TON. GARAGE, 1st-LEVEL REC
ENOUGH FOR SETTING OF 4.
MUCH MORE. BUT FOR ONLY
S27,95O. WE KNOW YOU'LL WANT
TO SEE TT
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

BUICK Sc Special Riviera hardtop;
showroom condition; dynafiow: ra:
dio,. heater, power steering and
brakes tGss . electric blue and white TIL
tires: de luxe upholstery. under
coating; 2 extra snow tires; under
5000 miles. ! owner: $4,000. Cal
IA. 2-7S45 after 6 pm. IS
BUICK 1853 Special 2-dr. sedan;
one owner: exceptionally low mile
age; very clean; 1895. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave-.
RIA. 6-1l22
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

w Meme NEED SARs; station ,o4na WAGONS
Wis; ave. nv I'm a.0l42 .
WILL PAY HIGH PRICES for old
autos and trucks; also want 70 buy
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
pnratelv any make or model
Trucks and station wagons
sYATrsviLIE Afro SALES 4n2o
s n a. aye |, Wa Wa. T;;iGSo -
week w, nav cash for all makes
n 9. DEALER pay Isl ,o "a prices e;asf for
cars. VILLAGE MOTORS, 18th and
R / ave. ne, AID 4-O444
WANTED. USED CARS - VIII pay
hieh, cash price for autos for
southern dealer. FLOOD PONTIAC
lHHl Conn. ave. NV II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
SUMMER HOMES

IDYLLIC SPOT on Maine Coast. Our
uitra.modern facilities iifs fronts
ocean OF private shores. Inn and
golf range 10 min. away. Available
for season, 5000; .'une-July or
August-Sept.. $3.50. RE. 7-772S
Eyes, OIL. 6-3822. -
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TRUST NOTES for SALE Cont
GILT EDGE
MONEY TO LOAN

Mr. Young or Mr., Andrews
LO. b-S775 d
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED 81 $50 6% Tyr. 2nd IT,;
pay S4n RIO. mod. brick; S2,35O
bt 7-SSaO,. WO. 0-6233. %
I WANT TO BUY-Top prices paid
for second trust notes on we'll
secured D. c. property. IA. 9-0396
$I.935 End TRUST NOTE. payable
SEQ mo-. go int. secures Mont
gomery Co. property. 81 .535. 10.
5-5052 =
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3l4l Wilson Blvd, Arl. Va.
IA. 2-9003 open Til $50
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STORES FOR REM

1911 GA. AVE. N.W.-Suitable for
any business. Apply 2nd floor. Can
be seen anytime.
1864 COL. RID. N.W.-Excel. loo. for
business, residence, income. Worth
ing. Mgr on premises.
LAST STORE IN new Eastover shop
ping center, available for optician.
photography. prepared foods, book
store. real state or professional
once or any business not in con-
flict with existing stores. Call MR..
REEVES. 10. 7-1016 or ewes. LU
wHEATON-15x6O, on viers Mil
I'd; customer parking: Sl75 mo
BQGLEY'S, 10. 5-3434. a
SPACE IN STORE FOR RENT, &c
years same Georgetown location
Ideal for notions, stockings, under
wear Rent, $40 week. Cal
OWNER between 3 and 6 pm,
Downtown, 5OO-so. 1T terrazzc
A.. suit whsle. bus. Immed. poss
WO. 6-3Sl6.
COR, downtown, X st. Entire bldg.
suit. Offices. Show windows. Parking
avail Reas, WO B-3Sl6