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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Meany Says Negroes
Must Have Rights

New York. --- amp -- The
President Of the new AFL~CIO,
declared recently that the Unit.
ed States cannot defeat commun-
ism abroad until Negroes in the
south are assured Of their CON
stitutional rights.
Speaking at the fifth annual
luncheon meeting Of the La
GuardIa Memorial Association In
the Sheraton-Astor hotel, George
Meany warned:
We cant carry on our fight a
Rainst communism successfully "
we in the United states are com.
placcnt in the face of the stark
naked fact that hundreds Of thou.
sands Of persons are denied basic
constitutional rights because they
are Negroes.
II Mr. LAGuardia were alive to-
day, Mcany said, he would raise
his voice INCREASINGLY against this
refusal 10 give freedom and equal
rights TO 80 many citizens in the
southern states"
This is n shame everyone in this
country bears. and part Of our de
tense against communism In 10
see that this shame is wiped out. D."
the labor leader added
4 highlight Of The luncheon
meeting was the awarding ~ n
plaque posthumously 10 Albert l.
Patterson, Alabama Attorney
General Elect. who was slain IN
1854 in his cleanup 81 Phoenix
City, Ala
The plaque was presented by
Mrs. Marie La Gusrdia, widow ~
the former Mayor. 10 Mrs Patter.
son, wife Of the Alabama reform
or.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
This Farm Fleet has One-Man Crew.!
INDIGNATION has reached the farm

Moomaion has reached the farm
Moline
,efpropeed squadron machines virtually
from the MN Uni Tractor lie the
assemblies lie engine
which work Of SIX machines And
Moline builds the UnFarmor another the
achievements have
kadbp the farm machinery industry The Famo
why thousands Of American farmer businessmen look first
for machines % make farming pay q better profit
rock Of
growing farmm market Of the world.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
September

8. slave revolt at Stono Georgia
Walker Wilmington N c AuhOred a
appeal against slavery
Sept I1s6-Jupr published his stirring address to the
o York
Sept IL, Fugitive Law passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

that year gave 1852 the record
high of some $1,000 cases.
Yesterday Surg. Gen. Leonard
A. Scheele and DR.. Alexander D.
Langmuir, chief of the services
archaeological branch at At
lanta, both expressed belief the
rise in cases this year would be
slower than in the past.
"I'll be very interested in what
happens in the next four weeks, u
DR.. Langmuir said. The Incl
dence shouldn't go UP as fast as
Is recent years"
DR.. Scheele said that even
though some very strange
things show up in the way polio
occurs each year" the service
''hopes this year we will have
the largest reduction of cases
we've ever had for a year"
There had been ISL paralytit
cases. compared with 629; SO!
nonparalytic compared with 1872
and $50 unspecif1ed as compared
with 429.
DR.. Langmuir yesterday callet
attention to the big drop in un
specified cases in connection
with the increase in paralyti,
cases. saying this might show q
refinement" in reporting.
For this disease year." which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Widow
Placed in Hospital

ELMIRA. N. Y, May 3 R.-
The widow of Confederate Gen.
James Longstreet was found
wandering in a street here Tues
day and has been placed in a
hospital while authorities try to
locate relatives in Georgia.
Mrs. Helen Dortch Longstreet,
author and former Georgia State
Librarian, left a bus here, ap-
parently while en- route to near
by Dansville. She had spent con-
siderable time in a health CEN
ter at Dansville in recent years.
She is believed to be about 95.
DR.. Charles S. Dale, city health
officer. said Mrs. Longstreet
seemed incoherent when he
talked with her.
The general died in 1904. They
had been married seven years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
says MRS. ETHEL GRAD

land you cut your coffee
cost in half! You gain hearty
flavor and economy because
Luzianne is a secret French
blend of choicest coffees sea-
soned with a sprinkling of the
most exp en- sive, imported
chicory. Try a jar today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Father Freed
In Kidnapping

ITHACA, N. Y. May 3 (R.-
DR.. Frank P. Sainburg, charged
with twice kidnapping his son
from the boys mother, was ac-
quilted last night.
Two other defendants tried
with DR.. Sainburg also were
found not guilty Of charges
against them in Tompkins
County Court.
DR.. Sainburg. 38. of Big Spring
Tex, was accused of taking his
son Philip. now S, from the
home of his former wife, Miss
Doris Blanchard of Ithaca, on
January 10, 1854. Another
count charged him with taking
the boy on November IA, 1855,
from st. Johns Nursery School
here.
In addition to the two counts
of kidnapping the physician was
acquitted of a charge of third
degree burglary.
George Varris, 38, Of New
York. was accused of illegal
entry and third-degree burglary.
Murray Morton. 80. of Holly
wood. Fla. was charged with
illegal entry. Mr.. Varris and
Mr.. Morton. private detectives
employed by DR.. Sainburg, were
accused in connection with the
1854 incident.
About SO persons in the court
room greeted the Sainburg ver-
dict with cheers and hand
clapping. Mrs. Connie Sain-
burg, the physicians present
wife. wept. Miss Blanchard, a
resident Of Ithaca, was not
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
u. ). RESTORING
|0f Stone House
Called FOLLY

Representative Rogers, Demo-
|crat of Texas, intends to block
If he can the authorized renova-
|tion of the historic Old Stone
House at 3051 M street in George
town.
A member of the House In
terror and Insular Affairs Com
|mittee. he is familiar with the
project which twice has occupied
the attention of his committee
The Old House and it's grounds
were purchased sometime ago by
the Park Service for preservation
and recently money was APP
proved by Congress to restore
the old structure.
raid on Treasury"
The Texan charged that plans
to restore the building were "a
raid upon the public treasury
and simple folly"
Inc legislator pointed out that
on the basis of hearings, the
property had changed hands
many times and, he charged, "the
only historical thing about it will
be the ground under the house.
Would Require Sale
Mr.. Rogers said he is consider.
ing the introduction of legisla.
ton to prevent renovation of the
structure and require the sale oil
the land. His bill also would cal
for moving the house to vacant
Government property elsewhere.
The project has been strongly
urged on Congress by citizens
associations, who felt they haC
succeeded at last in efforts tc
preserve and restore the ole
Landmark where Washington was
supposed to have maintained his
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
Condensed from tho best selleri
"HOw to LiUe
365 Days a Year"

5000 of those seeking medical
aid can blame badly handled
emotions" says DR.. John
SCHNEIDER.
In May Readers Digest he
contrasts the damage done by
fare-ups and worry with the
healingpowerof good emotions.
and gives Z principles for culti-
waiting a happier disposition.
Get May Readers Digest at
your newsstand: 43 articles of
lasting interest, including the
best from leading magazines
and current books, condensed
to save your time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

help of his creator at the other
end of a microphone wire.
The robot was one of % ex-
hibits in a display sponsored by
Smithsonian and the Washing
ton Junior Academy Of Sciences
The display will be held
through May in the Arts and
Industries Building from 9 am
to 4!30 pm. Sundays and week
days.
DR.. Leonard Carmichael, di-
rector, of the Smithsonian In
stitution. congratulated the
teen-age exhibitors, their teach
ers and their parents.
Il hope you will know more
and more about less and less. y
DR.. Carmichael told the young
scientists. But don't be narrow
scientists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
235 Homes Burn

OTARU, Japan, May 3 (P1.-
About 235 houses burned down
today in a two hour fire, the ma
tional police reported. The fire
left 1900 people homeless. None
was injured. Otaru is in south
eastern Hokkaido.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Boy Rolls Out Robot Sam
In Science Fair GREETING

Sam. the Mechanical Man,
rolled out last night to greet
visitors to the opening of the
high school science exhibit in the
Smithsonian Institution.
The robot. the handiwork of a
15-year-old University Park
(Md) boy. obeyed the electric
orders Of his master and rolled
out into the opening night
crowd.
Sam waved his arms to the
visitors, turned and came back
to his booth.
His voice isn't very good to-
night" said his master. Robert
Reed, a student at Hyattsville
Junior High School.
Sam usually talks with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
AIRLINE SET TO TAKE SMELL
OUT OF ITS MONKEY BUSINESS
By the Associated Press

Seaboard and Western Airlnes has obtained Govern
men permission to give free rides hired take
the smell out of its monkey business
The Civil Aeronautics Board partially lifted its ban on
free plane trips Seaboard take New York Chemist
Sydney Grant on cargo flights carrying monkeys
the Atlantic
Seaboard, which carries large numbers of Rhesus
monkeys to the United States for laboratory vaccine testing
had told the CAB the offensive odors affect the morale
of crews It added:
Monkey odor pervades, permeateS and penetrates.
Nothing within inclosed aircraft escape its effects
Civil air regulations prohibit the arnes from offering
free pleasure flights Seaboard told the CAB grimly
trips definitely will not be for pleasure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

began about April l, there had
been 3O2 cases. compared with
387 a year ago. There were 1877
paralytic compared with 165: 81
nonparalytic compared with 1902;
and 81 unspecif1ed compared with
100.
DR.. Scheele said more than Sc
million children should be inocu-
lated against polio by October 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Central America

GUATEMALA CITY.-The FIVE
Central American republics
Costa RIGA. FL Salvador, Guat-
mala, Honduras and Nicaragua
compromise 200,700 square
miles of territory and about nine
million inhabitants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Jurors Since 1915

Observation-Disclosures was the
first, state to permit women to
serve as jurors. The legislation
was enacted in 1915. The Legis-
latures Of Maine and Utah fol-
lowed the example shortly there
after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
|595 Medical Schools

NEW YoRK-The United Ma
tons says there are sos medical
schools in IS countries in the
world and they produce between
$4,000 and $4,000 graduated doc
tors of medicine in one normal
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03

Luzianne is preferred by folks
like Mrs. Grady who have ex-
perienced its uniform flavor
goodness. No m after how
often you serve Luzianne In
slant seasoned coffee, it is
always deliciously rich. So
rich, in fact, that you use only
q half teaspoonful to the cup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
"a Polio Cases Reported,
Half of '55 Weeks Total
By the Associated Press

seventyour of polio reported last week
barely than half the 146 in the corresponding 1855 week
public spokesman said, however, that sit toe
early" to tell what will happen later.
pointed there IA in the corresponding
high incidence in July AUGUST September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
MILLS RTTTT,nTNG
DESK SPACE
FARMS

2515 ACRES, 7-rm. house. outbldgs.
% mi. ID. G. Call Cedar 3-3444.
WANTED-Smail farm In va. within
40 mi d. c., below 500 acre. Call
collect oV. 3-3105. Alexandria.
$50 DOWN, $50 month buys for
road; as mi. s. d. G. TIE. 6-4131.
% White h COMM Tm' ss hsSs $500 So U sn sgS
mo. rs mi. So. d. c. TIE. 6-413l.
I'd I'd front: $500 zoo Oi down. Eo oo 2.s45S'
10 RMS, A acres; $1,000. 10.
FOR SALE--173-acre farm, approx.
c Su Si rye Vest p irs II asmD alrm
mouse 1--we stream, spring. 2
chicken houses, 5000 capacity:
other outbuildinRs: 2b acres under
cultivation: pulp ana timber; low
taxes; under $40 900. Write. CAL.
Vim KUMP. Route 1. Gore. Virginia
SHENANDOAH RIVER, Bend farm,
mr.. Strasburg-31O acres. solid
7.rm. brick house. built 1921: barn
ssilo, outbbggildings. Finest hunting
Herndon 199-J2 or 4S7. AERNDoN
REALTY.
POULTRY FARM wanted to rent;
1000 or more head. must be in
reach OF coop. mart. Write no.
Of head, percentage OF production
breed. etc. No. Of acres. r.
COCHRAN. 2106 N. Harrison. Arl..
5. Va, los
l5g-ACRE FARM with possibilities:
90 acres cleared. Livable house,
needs painting and repairs. Good
outbuildings. You can retreat on
do some good fishing. Price. S15.-
500 PENTAGON REALTY CO..
Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-0544.
WANTED-Small farm, any cond..
spring or creek: so miles or less
d. G. VIII buy, or trade D. c. house
with 3 apts Write Box 373-B, Star.
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE SPACE, suitable for letter
shop, advertising specialties and
etc. 505 18th st. NV. 12S
EVANSVILLE, 5SI2 40th ave-
zANTzINGER, wa. 7-isla.
1918 BALTIMORE AVE, Hyatts-
| ville-One half Of large store; ideal
for women's shop or. children's
wear, other half leased to- mems
wear dept: no partition. all utili-
ties paid comparatively; .air.con-
A natural for any live wire. Call
| LU l-l515.
1916 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.--Newly
1 dec; ample parking IN rear; excel
loo. ia, 9-6705 ia. $500.
SUITABLE FOR TELEvISION =
Sales and Service. Some store equip
ment' $500. Rent S160 mo, 1910
Old Bladensburg I'd, S. s., Nd, ~,
D-4107.
WILL RENT FOR SUMMER-Fruit
stands. watermelon, etc, or entire
store. Fine location, l014h i4th
| 50. NV. Parking arrangements
MRS. NEWSOM, DU. 7-1133, 10
am. TO pm.
SILVER SPRING SHOPPING CEN
TER, Georgia ave. and Colesville
10 NtATb
BY ladies ready-to-wear. EIG o.
McKEEVER, Ju. $4,000.
COLUMBIA PIKE and Dinwiddie st.,
Arl - New shopping center; "a
stores To be built this year next
20 lresent Safeway, Already leased
| to PEOPLES DRUG, bank, 8 a. 10c
| Highs, cleaners. Excellent loca-
tion for kosher delicatessen, bakery.
mems and children's wear and shoe
| store. For leasing information call
WEISSBERG BROS, Realty, IA.
RENT OR sALE-zoned beauty shop;
| l7-it., STORY store; .coiored neigh
land ave. ne. Rent. $50 mo. Sale.
Sb,SbO: terms. KELLEY, KE. g.
va, 1908 Mt, Vernon ave, Alexan-
dria, Va. Ideal for .drv cleaning or
@ Window s s9@ g. mo- a., E lSrRs sS sseS
552I COLORADO AVE. N.W,-2 rms.
and lavatoryi desirable for small
mo. Call RA. 3-aO62.
927 10Th ST. NV, in heart OF med
ideal for drug store or medical
supply business. Call EX. 3-24Sg
for appt.
BETHESDA new stores. 1900 sd,
II. each with parking space. Ideal
/ for combination beauty parlor and
barber shop. delieatessen or dry
cleaning business. etc. Rent S27h
per. mo. or viii sell for s2a. 900
each. Cal Nj Hail ROBERT Z.
answer. ean oil. 4-is5O.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSE AND LOT, containing 63z
acres: situated on Route 1921 al
New Baltimore. in Fauquier County
Ivirginia; J DONALD RICHARDS,
WARRENTON, VIRGINIA. ATTOR-
EEY FOR THE HEIRS OF ROB
ERTA o. KERNS.
LAKE BARCROFT-Beautiful half
acre and larger lots; priced from
$4,000 to $4,000; some lakefront
lots; paved street. all public util-
tiles. ASK-USi REALTY COM
pANY. IA. 9-1252, ia. 1860.
HILLSBORO, Loudoun Co., Va.-6
fertile acres, stream, Groom frame
cottage, elec:, spring, good neigh
borhood: price, $4,000; " cash.
Wo. 6-7725. Box 297-B, Star.
County. Blue Ridge view: 2 land
scaped acres. modern home; pam
eled living. room 21x24, fireplace.
4 rooms. In lovely condition for
ssli-year living; S10,509; on terms.
WHALEY. Phi. 21s1-2731, Hamii-
ton, We. I0s
STONE HOUSE. So acres; beautiful
view; % miles from Washington-
spacious rms; z baths; arranged
to permit use as family home or 2
apis; stone fireplace: parquet
floors: oil heat; fioored attic; par
tial bsmt.; $4,000: more land
available. Browning 9-9262.
FOR RENT-Large country home
with wide sweeping view Of sur
rounding countryside. Convenient
access to Washington expressway
u. S. 240) approx. 80 miles from
d. G., and z miles south Of Fred
erick. Designed for gracious living:
lge. Colonial center hall, 2 living
rooms with open fireplaces, powder
room, banquet-size dining room.
sunroom, kitchen and utility room;
2nd floor, five bedrooms and 9
baths: spacious lawns and album
dance of shade. Auto. hot-water
heat. "a Haven" for children in
the middle OF 2O0-acre farm. For
further particulars. call NED s..
nElLER. Broker, Frederick, Nd.
Monument 2-2591.
COUNTRY HOME for retirement
only So. 900; 2 bedrooms and bath;
on State road, miles from town.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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FARMS (cont.l

10 ACHEh OF fenced grazing Ground
near Haymarket. Va: good house
sprinss: 'p onis $500 a 't TssDons nds
party can make own terms. Hsrn-
AZ ACRES Of ground under cultiva-
ton. on paved road mr.. main hwy
| 20 mi. to d. c.: barns, outbldgs
and. older house: can be bought
y whole s or p Il pert owl consider
30 ACRES, 6-rm. -and-bath house,
With z nrepls.; spring water: lge.
S.story barn and 2-rm. sprins
loo. across from Pentagon Cave, mr..
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. " mi. OF
Rte. 16. hard road TO farm: tractor
and. equip. CHARLES W. AMBER
SON. Owner. TO. 9-6451.
II NILES from ?. Cd acres.
Err. Asking S37.950 with 20es
down. down: Cal 5 Sat. and Sun. only.
10 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED ACRES
near town, Of Fairfax; $500 per
Mrs. Wade. CIR. $4,000. RICHARD
SON q HALL. INC, Fairfax. Va.
ILOUDOUN COUNTY-55 fertile acres
Of level land within easy drivinQ
distance Of Washington: 6-bedroom,
3la-bath traditional American brick
house with den. 3 fireplaces, full
basement and. 2-car attached ga
rage; house is surrounded by q
beautiful avn; Call Capt. Heagy,
McCABE g. CO., ia. 5-34O7.
EXCEL. VALUE TO SETTLE ESTATE
--5eaut. 4OO,acre farm, on river
good boating. fishing; S mi. from
city: 6-rm. brick house: $50 head
cattle; fully equip: 3 tractors. corn
planter, irrigation equip, etc. |;
Complete. Mr.. OLSON. Wo. 6-$4sS.
IF YOU ARE Ar ALL INTERESTED
IN PURCHASING A FARM OR IN
vESTMENT IN FREDERICK OR
MONT: COUNTY. BE SURE TO CALL
pS AND IG.r INSPECT OUR WONDER.
IN THESE 2 COUNTIES. SIGLER q
CO.. RA. 3-3431: EYES. AID. 4-4661.
ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
ABOUT 90 MILES from D. G. HIGH
LIZ DESIRABLE 30O-acre beef farm
with crops. Large lake. stocked.
Nice, 3-bedroom home, newly deco
rated and modernized. Fronts paved
s Sss on nSt re- . 1ff Highysy As; l Price;
AGENCY. CULPEPER, va. Sb02
details and appointment.
LAUREL LEVEL ACRES
Large modern 3-bedroom brick
h me. fireplace. glassed-in front
porch. full basement, 2-car brick ga
rage; Beautiful flowers. some fruit,
JOHN BURDoFT. issis iS coIesViiis
I'd, Silver Spring, Md. Cali Ever
green 4-3S46.
BARN WANTED
OR SIMILAR CONSTR.
For inside rabbit hutches; cement
floor; rental on yearly basis or pur-
chase OF 100 acres; approximately
1000 to 5000 So. it., within "a mi.
Bethesda. Must have electricity,
good water; over 200 IT. from other
buildings. MR.. VINCENT. OIL. 4
3400.
COUNTRY LIVING
Beautiful Ia acres at intersec-
near Vienna; very old but modern
lzed farmhouse; 8 bedrms.; S15,-
600. small cash down payment. Call
Mrs. Wade, CIR. $4,000.
Richardson & Hall, Inc.
Fairfax. Va.
% ACRES-$12,50O
IL ACRES-$10,5OO
Both with dwelling and barns. An
fertile. tillable land. Near Arcola,
Va. 30 mi. D. C. Both near Rt. so.
MILLS REALTY co.
ANNANDALE, VA.
CT. 6-0964 JE. 2-40S2
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOCTORS OPPORTUNITY To sub
lease choice 4-room suite and re-
ccption room, apprOx. 500 50. IL. (;
cir conditioned. Medical Science
Bldg: 2 yrs. suitcase. Inspection
BY appointment. Phone NE. S-3474.
FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE rms,
on Baltimore blvd. Beltsyille. WE.
VICINITY Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy.
toned ONCE building. will remodel
for tenants requirement. 5000
50. ~. available, M. r. BROYHILL
Va, IA. 4-i300.
DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL once
space, approx. 1000 So. IT, Sd
A., 1908 = st. .n.w.-cAn be seen
from 10 am. to 4 pm. Air-con.
ditloned. Heat furnished. Long
term lease available Cali RE Z
5000 daily; week ends. EN-. 2-25A3
1888 conn. AVE, mr.. shorehsm-
utiis. ideal studio lab. no. s-6Ssi
400 M ST. NV, No. 2--conv, loo.
very desirable for small business,
rms. and lavatory, $500 per mo.
i6es 2Ist ST. N.w,-Lge, studio
oyer erisk garage. Excel location.
HARVARD ST. NV, on i4th--com-
mereiai: semibsmt, .ground-ieyel
front: 3 rms. "a baths. utils..
parking. 500. RA. 6-63si, AP
9.TO6a.
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ON THE RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER

ABOUT 60 MILES from D. c. HIGH
LIZ DESIRABLE 900-ecre beef farm
With With crops. Large lake. stocked.
rated and modernized. Fronts paved
road not far on Highway As. Price,
SOD. 600. WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. CULPEPER, VA, SbO2
ONCE; 1882 res. for photograph,
details and appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and end commercial
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
PRIME INVESTMENT

Four stores plus four 2-bedroom
apis. I'd floor. Sound investment
prop. showing EXCELLENT return.
mo VACANCIES. Tenants furn. own
gas and electricity. High mortgage.
Good N. Arl. location. corner prop.
In small shopping area. $4,000
cash. This ones HoTi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED

25.000-60.O0 so. FIT, one-floor
warehouse, railroad siding; prefer
D. c.: Sept. possession; strong ten
ant. Brokers protected. See Mr.. Nor
ris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S30O
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LAUREI@4 LEVEL ACRES

III O4VH1Al LIZ v Ed 14O1SCo
Large modern 3-bedroom brick
h me, fireplace. glassed-in front
porch. full basement, 2-car brick ga
rage. Beautiful flowers, some fruit,
So o SpS BURpo EVe1E ss iissFrS GU1esTs
I'd, Silver SprinR, Md. Call Ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
JE. 4-4900

California Rambler
Owner selling 3-bedroom, 2-bath
residence. in established N. ArI.
community of fine homes. Large
lot fully handicapped. Double carport,
patio. and many interesting features
CAL Ike. 6-S661 or inspect home at
Iol3O Williamsburg blvd. Priced in
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NORTH ARLINGTON
Builders attention, where can you
find 2 lots in Arl. under $4,000 each,
only 2 blocks from a large parochiai
school and the biggest shopping
area7 We have 1t. Water. gas. sewer
age available. $3.50 each.
Dillon Land Co., JE. 4-4040
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DESIRABLE Sc. SECTION-S2O,bO
Semidetached 2-story brick: l.
bedrm. apts.. gas heat. TENANTS
FURNISH ALL UTILITIES. Income.
I$2.640 per ". For details, call Mr..
JJaam1es' DI. 7-1665; eyes,. RIA. g.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
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8 TINES GRoss5-ll new units;
neighborhood. Fails Church. Excel
lent return. Call Mr. Nelson. SHAM
NON q .LuCHS co. IA. 5-0SO0.
WO R.nIAn
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent. J
4-FAMIIY FLATS

zoned R-1S, 1877 units, Langley ParI
area. All utilities in. win consider
! trade. Can r. EISENAcHER. 10. 5.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
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NEAR CAPTTOL-Rm, with desk,
faces Cong. Library Annex; air.
eond, optional; S42.50 mo. KE.
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STORES FOR RENT

1915 14th ST. N.W.-Rent reduced
Win consider sale whole bldg. on
easy terms. L. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor, ma. S-0753.
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Arlington Realty Co.
ia. 7-9300 Ewes, IA. 7-40S3