davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1956-10-31
IT rs SAD to note such reason

IT IS SAD to note such reasons, be they good: bad, or
indifferent, may neOer receiOe any consideration IN the light
Of ,Dhdt can be done in the future. The reason: the belief that
there might have been Interior motives somewhere, and the
entire matter dismissed as having little Or no meaning.
WE CONTEND that there. are genuine Problems that
while efforts are being made, a broader approach should be
taken, and the effort doubled.To fall back into a sense Of
.complacency, Or to hold that things would be all right5iif Ger
tain people Or elements took a different approach is.,to fail
to do all that can be done.
WHY DON'T we face the issues and stop trying to look
for either a scapegoat or boogeymanP
, 1956-10-31
Editorial

IS EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT?
THERE is "A feeling among some people, especially in
Washington, that everything should be perfectly all right in
these Islands, and if they are not, then the trouble is with Ger
tain undercoyer agitators who seek to blacken the good name
Of the Governor, the Interior Department, and even God for
bid) the President.
PEOPLE of these Islands. it is reasoned. are fairly
good people. They, like the people on the mainland, are sup
posed to be completely enchanted by the peace, prosperity
and progress themes which guarantee happiness everywhere.
Why then, should not these people be happy? Isn't everybody
else?
WHAT Is WRONG with this idea is that it is down
right mreahstic. What happens is that the real problems are
neper looked at squarely and fairly because Of the belief that
there are no problems, or that if there are problems, then the
safe, sound and logical solutions have been worked out for US,
and that any disagreement with those solutions Immediately
spells trouble.
THIS TYPE OF reasonngss fortunate because # there
is a belief that all is well, but that the real trouble is with GER
tain people or elements of the community, then there is
bound to result a complete failure Of objectiyity. No amount
Of writing, suggesting, talking, planning or anything else can
possibly thrive in an atmosphere of suspicion, and that is what
may be happening right here and now.
INSTEAD OF GOING ahead with plans as they should
be laid out, things come to a complete halt while effort is
spent looking for other reasons why things do not 60 well. For
example, many people in these Islands regarded the resigna-
ton Of DrsAnduze as Commissioner of Public Health as UNI
fortunate and tended to see his letter as setting forth the rea
sons. These reasons should have been used as a basis for cor
recting, if possible, some Of the situations which brought
about the resignation, and which would head off further pro-
blems.
, 1956-10-31
NOTICE RE EXCISE AND GROSS RECEIPTS TAXES
GENERAL BUILDERS . AR

Effective September ], 1856 the following excise and gross
receipts taxes will be imposed in the Virgin Islands. in accord
ance with Act No. 146 Of the End Special Session of the First
of the Virgin Islands.
/. An excise tax at specified rates will be imposed on AL
items imported into the Virgin Islands except those
specifically exempted from the tax.
2. A tax will be imposed at the rate Of 10 Of the total
gross receipts from business, except in cases where
law provides for exemption from payment thereof.
g. In addition to the 10 tax on gross receipts, a special
temporary tax will be imposed at the rate of one
half Of one per cent Of gross receipts from business
from September ], 1856 to March 81, 1857, except in
cases where the law provides for exemption from
payment thereof.
4. "A tax will be imposed at the rate of so on total gross
receipts from all performances or entertainments,
including dances, motion picture shows, etc, except
in cases exempted by law.
The Law provides that reports an dpaYmenis for each
CALENDER month shall be due within 80 days after the end Of
month.
Additional information may be secured at the office Of
the Tax Division Department Of Finance
Percy de- Jongh
Commissioner Of Finance
Evening star., 1956-03-18
BUTTERSCOTCH
BROWNIES

Heat oven to 350' (mod.). Melt shortening
Remove from heat and blend in sugar Cool.
~ 2S Stir in egg, then sifted dry ingredients. Add
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street Sc. 50 DAYS; William Il Holio.
Way. 5l2 sixty-second place NE. 80
DAYS: Maynard NJ. Phillips. Box 63l q.
Silver spring, 30 DAYS; Thomas W. Hal
bert 3423 Fifteenth street Sc. Is days;
csTi p cssE al n.1, Ridge road e. Il
street Sc, 80 days and franc school;
William II Budd. l424 r street NV,
Is davs; Thomas d. McCullers, 1900
Massachusetts, avenue NV. 5 days
Stanley L.. Warren, 402 Ninth street
NE, Is DAYS; Lonnie Chambers. 24l
+ rs street NE; Is days; Everett Y; EveIl;
DAYS; Gilbert r. Payne. 2003 NJ street
NV, 10 days. John H. strothers. If1S
|Corcoran street NV. 30 days; Walter
L. Jones. 5O37 c street Sc, 80 days;
Ernest Cherry, 1905 Tenth street NV.
i 70 DAYS Floyd Goode l4eS Staples
Joseph Birnman, 1908 Minnesots ave
nue. Sc 5 days and Traflc SCHOOL,;
days; Thomas NJ. Macon, 2512 Fourth
street NE. 80 days and Trafic School:
Bonnie Green. 96a Howard road Sc, 1S
days and Trafie School; Louis P. Landi,
renee r. Easterling. 1853 Sixty seventh
place, Capitol Heights. Nd, Is days;
James D. Gaines, 400 Hunt place NE.
10 da,s
Suspended until satisfaction Of juds.
ment-Walter A. Ruth. 3 Madison court
NV; Thomas E. Williams, 2Sl3 Monroe
street NE; William H Douglas, 91l +
street NE. Joseph L. Mayfield. $40
Fifteenth street NE. John L. Irving,
$40 R street NV: Daniel B. Stewart.
49, Jefferson street. NV. Brevard 6
jackson, 1856 Hickman street Sc. Max
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2Q43 Lee highway. Arlington, va; Ger
nue. Sc
Suspended for period noted for At least
eight points--Leslie J. Smith, 1886 VIII
doz s Is primrose M = drive dS chevy chase Sa
Md, 80 days; Michael C. Zimmerman.
Alonzo Gartrell, 333 E street NE. 10
cSusetts S avenue NV. DAYS i ana TSsf
&c School; Theodore Dixon, 1874 CO.
lumbia road NV. 80 days; Ulysses M.
Byrd, 1887 Anacostia avenue NE. 80
terrace NG E w days coys A HGiSTSSs
612 Alabama avenue Sc, Is days; Wal
ter B. Waller. Route 2. Colesville. Silver
Spring, Md. 80 days; Daniel r. Thomp-
sernsrd D. Turner. sss Fifty-trst street street
NE. IS days; Albert T, Robinson, 142s
Montello avenue NE. 10 days and Traf-
nc school; Alfred J. Larry, 170l Swami
ssn htd l1 slst street Ns S% Ss': 10 DAYS Ssys
Lincoln Mcdonald. 739 Otis place NV,
l5 days; George Robertson, jr, 1915
lam stston 2soi et stanton re road SaS Sc VIC IL
days and Trafhc SCHOOL, Zachary Cum
mings, jr.. .513 Forty-f NTH street NE
days and Tranic School: Morton l.
Frank Hail, IT.. 500 8 street Hw NV ~ oS; "A
days; Maurice Mahoney. 1919 Abingdon
drive Alexandria. Va. 80 days and
8 Tssc w s stroo Joseph p Be plhS "
asish sa7 sei EishtseS NJ 0 Street Fi NR
Blaine street NE. Is days and Trafic
school: Robert Brown, 1915 Stephen
Sia wall days 1875 sos F Tra str.s seh2 AZ
attsville. Nd, 10 days: joseph Di Lullo,
Iloi4 Childs street. Silver Spring Md,
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c. Maeairan. GO Yellow Cab Co.. as
I Street NV Juanita Bates. 1881
Emerald street NE Eugene A. Berriett
ego Division avenue NV: Alexander c
Palmer. 1850 Bryant street NE: james
A. Hawkins. l7i2 Swami street NV.
Suspended for failure 70 file insurance
street NE; Simon Reed. it,. 1915 b
street Ne: Wilbur F. Harrison. ISL s
street NV: William r. Thompson. Also
N street NV; Robert Donaldson. H.
1888 Gales street NE; Shell w. Chap
man. 4Si NJ street sW.; Howard L.
weaver 2sOs Twentyosixth street NE;
strest NV i Richard s4 Anthony Es@tyi0 GGf6
Euclid street NV: Roy w. Goen. 1882
street Sc; William A. Holland. $50
No D. G. Permit. privilege suspended
until Financial Responsibility Insurance
q 1e .baI; nt4..i E. Smith ss2 Three
rett.. AL Tenth street. NE; William
H@Tdeman. r., 1891 New Jersey avenue,
street. NV; JULIO Z, Gonzales 10
l74l Independence avenue. Sc; John
Thomas: IL. 1890 Georgia avenue. NV;
Susie NJ Harrison. s Eye street. NE:
RRsa nr.p1r. Mel Insn JacksSn ,lI5l New
Pittman liz Eleventh street rUt Ne:
Enc Downe. 41l9 Hayes street, NE,
Robert Carney 100 New North Building,
georgetown University: John Smith, ir
5 5arHa a1D street, Sc; Roy t. Nap
road. Silver Spring. Nd; Walter B. Lowe Lowe
1864 TAYLOR street, NV; Jessie 6
slower. JIG Constitution avenue NE:
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2 in Area Sponsor
Refugee Families

The State Department has
listed names Of two italian i'm
migrant families who have been
granted visas to enter this
country under the refugee relief
program.
Stefana c. zizzo Saglimbeni
and her four children are being
sponsored for their admission
here by Mrs. Mary Curto, sis
ter. Of 1880 Eastern avenue NE,
Alojzi Brazavscek. his wife and
two sons are being sponsored by
Ivan Stancioff of Frederick.
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and is for accumulated viola
lions amounting to at least II
points under the point system.
OF the 70 suspended, three
were for operating in such a
manner as to show disregard for
the safety of persons or property.
81 came under the point system
for violations amounting to at
least eight points. Is for failure
to satisfy judgment in court. and
IL for failure to file insurance.
In addition, % persons who
were charged with driving with
out a District permit and two
persons charged with driving
without a District registration
had their privilege Of being IL
censed or registered in the Dis
trict suspended until proof Of
financial responsibility is filed.
A list Of suspensions and revo-
cations for the week Of June II
follows:
Suspensions - Operating in such .
manner as to show fiagrant disregard for
the safety of persons or property, follow
Ing hearing-Albert NJ. Gagne 1401st
FLn. Maint Sod. Andrews Air Force
Base 30 days; Edward D. stoker, 1902
Douglas avenue, Silver Spring. Md. Is
Gays. Rufus McNeal s2l East Capitol
street Sc, so days and trafic school.
Revoked for operating after revocation
period Of revocation extended)-Jay J.
Evans. 503l Fl street Sc; William Jones,
3o2 Oklahoma avenue NE; Richard A,
Mike. $50 Twelfth street NE; Benia-
min Payton. $3.50 Eighteenth street Sc
Revoked for attempting to obtain a
son: 4o3l Gault place NE.
Revoked for driving while drunk
Johnny NJ. Thurman. 5347 Bass place
Sc Hazel Lothrop,, 4s Florida avenue
gomery avenue. Rockville Nd; Rich
ard H., Thompkins. 1889 Irving street
Ne: cisqde a Gibson. 522S. Illinois
seventh street NV: Charles p. King
1647 v street 8 E.; Clifton Garrett, 2I9
Thirty-third street Me-: Won Robert
Snyder, 343 Raleigh street Sc; Marion
Laekey, 1859 Irving street NV.
Revoked for unauthorized use Of auto
g% sqeax ,vsnis 3 = Bryant. eos New
traffic violations totaiing I2 points or
more-chsrles P. Hardy, I'LL Lamont
street NV; Melvin NJ. Waugh, 500i
Benning road Sc; Bobby Jones. 1927
1881 Second street NE; Alvin W. Cole
man, SIS P street NV; James A. Haw-
kins. 1864 Park place NV; William
Mcclellan, 1911 North Capitol street;
Donald F. Ford, 206 Bryant street NE;
Arthur Dargin. 9O4 Nineteenth street
NE. James r. Afford. 1855 Oak street
NV; Walter L. Baker. 400 Randolph
street NV; Leon A. Docket. 9I5 N
street NV; Almason Hackney, 1921
Fifth street NV. James j. johnson,
166 INLAND street NE. Ralph w. Coker,
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Matthew Earl Wills, General Delivery
Fairfax, Va: Frank l. Abel. 435 Boni-
Deviney Ind Division, Naval Air sta
ton. d. c.: James ". Cooper. 1923
Kenilworth avenue. NE.
pended uS Tsiylsss sSs
Insurance is 6led--John T. Bronson,
1927 G street NE; William L. HaW.
kins, 1885 Harrison place, SW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
"a Cor Permits Revoked
70 Suspended Lost Week

Thirty permits revoked and 10 others
week. it has announced by the Department of
vehicles and Traffic
revocations came for driving while drunk four
for attempting to obtain license
for unauthorized Of automobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

Large, S1-inch basket chairs Of
natural rattan, smoothly warm
ished! Plastic tipped black iron
legs won't mar your floorsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

Adjusts to 8 positions +. plastic
webbing guaranteed against mil
dew! Green and yellow, red and
ivory or pink and charcoal.
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Pick level spot, take an hour out and
you'll end up the proud owner of
backyard pool! Giant, family-size
pool is 10 it. in diameter, 81 inches
deep, is built with tempered masonic,
reinforced with full-length steel bars
and cushiony lined with vinyl plastic!
Folds compactly for winter storage!
3rd Floor Washington; 9TH Floor, Siluer
Spring and PARKington
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Movie: A singer is killed,
thus revealing the fact that
his piano player really did
the singing for him in
Phantom Broadcast" star
ring Ralph Forbes.
300, WMAL (D-Screen Di-
rector's Playhouse: Linda
Darnell stars in white Cor
ridors." A tourist witnesses
a homicide in a London hos
pital.
900, WTOP (9)-The Million
aire: A white-collar worker,
desperately in debt, receives
a cash-free check for 81 mil
lion from an anonymous bene-
factor.
900, WRC a. - Kraft TV
Theater: THE Long Arm, u
melodrama of an innocent
man tried for murder through
an innocent remark made by
his wife, starring John Eric
son and Phyllis Love. TV Key
previews: IAN interesting
suspense tale"
1000, WMAL (1-Wednesday
Night Fights: Eddie Machen
meets Nino Valdes in a
heavyweight bout from
Miami.
1000, WTOP (9-2Oth Century
Fox Hour: christopher
Bean" Thelma Ritter anc
Gene Lockhart. A comedy
drama of a woman who be.
friends of dying painter. tn
Key predicts: Miss Ritter
always worth watching, makes
the most of her role"
1000, WTTG (5)-Uncovered
A wealthy young lady never
returns from her blind datt
in Stranger in Town"
1890. WRC (4-Ina Ray Hut.
ton Show: Miss Hutton.
guest will be Yma Sumac
the Latin-American singer
with a remarkable voca
range.
11:15, WTOP t9) = The Latt
Show: Mr.. Wrinkle Goes tt
War" Edw. G. Robinson
Ruth Warrick. An ex-banE
clerk, who is shy and re-
firing. surprises everyone
when he passes his physica
and goes of to war.
1920. WMAL (7)-The Night
Show: Linda Darnell and
Greg Mcclure in The Great
John L." the story of the
rise and fall of the great
boxing champion.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-Bi-
yet, L'Arlesienne Suite l and
2; Gluck. Act II Orpheus and
Eurydice.
1880. WGMS - Masterworks
Stravinsky. The Sacrifice
from Rite of Spring; Rogers
Soliloquy for Flute and
Strings.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: 1.-THE
Man Who Threw Acid
dramatization of a hazardous
campaign of an aSSemblyman
who risks his life trying to
outlaw the numbers racket OF
a powerful combine.
$3.50, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
Thirty: Recorded excerpts
from pre-1938 broadcasts
presented in observance OF
NBC Radios 30th anniver-
Sary.
1905, WMAL-Blue Ribbon
Bouts: Unbeaten Eddie Ma
chen meets the Cuban Ninc
Valdes in a l0-round heavy
weight bout.
1880, WWDC-Gangb u tiers:
The case history of one of the
Nations most fabulous mai
thieves is dramatized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11
He Does Them
Buns Up Brown
By SHEILA GALLAGHER

Even though Dodger home
town fans have never heard of
him, and even though he has
visited Brooklyn only once in
his life. to millions of out-of-
town Dodger rooters, Nat AL
bright is the voice of the Brook
Ign team.
Operating from right here in
Washington, from radio station
WOOK, his listeners are for
the most part convinced that he
is giving them an eye witness
account of Dodger games, which
is not the way it is at all!
Albright is in the business of
"recreating" and he does it with
a lot of fan fair and some of the
old whoop-de-doo. He never
goes so far as to say he is at
Ebbets Field, but on the other
hand he doesn't go out of his
way to insist he isn't there.
He works out of a small glass
enclosed cubicle surrounded by
turntables. AS his hands fly from
switch to switch he sits in front
of a microphone and keeps up
a steady stream of chatter.
ION one turntable" the re-
creator explained, lis the 16-inch
humble record. or the back
ground sounds of the crowd that
are always heard in the ball
park. Another record has the
excited crowd, and the third is
the 'booing' crowd.
In the adjacent room. sepa-
rated by glass panel. his assist
ant sits at a typewriter with ear
phones on. copying down a play
by-play description direct from
the ball park, which a runner
delivers to Albright in short
takes.
Albright strives hard for abSo-
lutte realism. For example, when
you hear the National Anthem
played from the different ball
parks you can be sure it's the
exact setting. Even though it's
the same anthem" Albright went
on, every city has different
rendition"
Albright adds other touches of
realism to his show. When bat
hits the ball, he provides all the
necessary sound effects by click
ing his tongue against his cheek.
Also an assistant will stroll
into the room every now and then
yelling "gitchah cold beer here, .
or boo" to the umpire.
Out Of the $4,000 letters he re-
ceived last year only six sus-
pected what was up I'VE an
nounce at the beginning of each
program that we're recreating
it," Albright said, but after all
who pays any attention to that?
Seems that you just can't con-
vince them that we're not sitting
right here in the OLD Brooklyn
ball park"
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TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL (0-Disneyland:
Part I of when Knight
hood Was in Flower" stars
Glynis Johns and Richard
Todd. The love story of Anne
Tudor and Charles Brandon,
a captain of the Royal
Guards.
1880. WTTG 81 Federal
Men: A case Of blackmail
and income tax evasion is
unfolded when the Depart
ment of Internal Revenue
learns that a poor junk
man is actually a loan shark
who has been lending money
at high rates of interest in
THE Man Next Door" star
ring Walter Greaza.
500, WTTG (5)-The Evening
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W
INFORMATION

Following is supplement-
airy information on today's
television programs listed in
this Sundays TeleVue:
500 p.m., WRC (4-Na-
tons Press Conference:
Guest will be Senator
Mike Mansfield, Demo-
crat of Montana.
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MONEY
HOUSES EoR sALE--Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

IUYING OR sELLlNG7 General llft-
iHgs i5eFa 81 .1. GOO M TIE zlas lassEHs'
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APARTMENTS WANTED

URGENTLY NEED 2 bedrm., furn-
ished apt. High ceilings. for
European couple. VIII pay $3.50.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO., ST. B.
1900,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SHARE HOUSE with couple. s14
18th ST. ne. All conyenienees. Call
ewes. III. 3-2562.
WILL SHARE attractive home with
retired lady. Very reasonable rent.
Re. 3-5IS0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

COLORED - 1905 18th PL. - Diet
cor. 2-stoYy. rms. bath. full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. co. 5-s203.
COLORED-263O BRENTWOOD ND.
Oct. cor. 3-stoTyi s rms. 2 baths,
full bsmt.. 2-car gar. patio, oil
h.-w.h. Vacant. co. 5-S293.
COLORED-s750D OWN-Modern g.
rm. brick, 3 years old; full bsmt.. p.
redecorated. CALL DI. 7.7392.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
FALLS CHURCH AREA

3-bedroom. bath frame; sos mo
3-bedrnl., bath, bsmt.. brick; S125
NJ. r. REYNOLDS a. co.
JE. 4-4660
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
loo ROOMS
NEAR WALTER REED HosPIT AZ
CT APPROVED


This modern attrac detached Co
lonlal brick: priced under SS0:OYO.
q bedrms front scr. porch: powder
Tri. on list Pine-paneled recr. rrn..
oil heat: lovely handicapped I'D.
ALLEN LANG REALTY co. INC
RIA. 3-5711 DI. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
American UniVersitY Park

B 5th O esdDI;, s,,G F0't so attractive I;
level lot, viii appeal TO the dis
eliminating buyer. Perfect condi-
ton. Priced TO sell quickly. Ewes.
EN-. 2-0O37; 0 a.m,-6 pm, EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
ECONOMY I,.)i,I(lSNi "
S65 PER MO.

To qualified GI for this modern brk
home, with front porch, fun bsmt..
De l. kit. and al tiled bath. plus
shsse s1'rast r,, NEM DET s44a5gIl
WINDOWS, BU1LT-TN CHINA CAB
NET, NEW DE- LUKE XII. RANGE
AND LGE. HANDICAPPED YARD
10 inspect cali till o pm DU.
$4,000. RA $3.50
E. c. HILLEY & co.
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RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

MOTIFS FoR sALE-Advies snd
consultation ~ exclusive flii-t.me
motel croker ard travel specialist.
ofer.ng recommendation On best
tgyB n notes and sites JOB II
THOMPSON ~ Wcocvard B.eE-
"A. $500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LARGE. RETIRED DOG wishes
acreage in woods: completely
away from other homes Also
modernized home for owner. with
double garage or barn: between
Leesburz and Chain Bridge Con-
tact P o Box 3Sf. Mclean. Va.
NEARBY MARYLAND-TEo-hedroom
furnished brick house or apt. near
shoppils and schools. FL 4-e5se
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coLoRED-MIcHIoAN PApK
$3.50 DOWN
BRICK

You don't have - b . o. for
lou payments On this tnsse-cedrGom
nocernstic brick home. Ist-FLOCH
POWDER ROOM. O. luxe ks;-. Holly
seed tie bath full bfnf Nftn aas
heat and In. rec TN llle< p1ssea-
sion 10 inspect eaI tili 3 pn
DU 5-fn60 PA $3.50
z. C. HILLEY & co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
coLoREp-vAcANT

s07 RITTENHouSE ST. NV.
Beautiful detached home on large
level. lot. 8 bedrooms. ~ baths.
fireplace In living room. Redecorated
s.oi55. FULTON r. GORDON, JR.'
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GROOM CORNER BRICK

Take over large A. CT loan with
low down pymt.. 2ls baths, powder
It. t. r Ell dis sp offestreet psrf-
ing; bsmt. with outside entr. This IL
truly an except. value. Immed. poss.
Can Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-s136. ATLAS
REALTY co.
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suFpuFPD PARK ARIA

VACANT AND REDEcORATKD
Modern corner brick. Z ICONS. =
baths. rec. rm. Owner must sen or
Via lease With option 70 buy; ewes
RA. 3-2t56
LOUIS HUppEr. To. 5000
WALTER REID AREA
DIT. BRICK 8 rms "a BATES;
REC m ATTIC PONDEf Ek.
lass TEWKEsBUEX p. nv.
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FE. a-2IOC
KENT
KENT


An unusually attractive white
brick home in this beautiful and
convenient neighborhood LIST floor
has entrance hall, spacious living
and dining rooms, unusually large
screened rear porch. modern cleo
trio kitchen, library and powder
room; bedrooms and 2 baths on
2nd. For outdoor living there is a
fenced patio and lockwood garden:
Full basement has a pine-paneled
recreation room with fireplace. Ewes.
call Mrs. Sutton, KE. 7-0305.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (REALTORsl
4S60 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
Orchid and Kalmia Rd. NV.
Luxurious custom built quality
home. 80 IT. liv. rm.; 1895 dill,
rm.; den: powder rIn.; 4 bedrms.. 9
baths on 2nd fir.; 2 bedrms. and
bath on Bird FIR: patio; gar.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
co. 1888 9 til Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

MOD. AIR-COND. LUNCHEONETTE
SiS,5Oo. 5000 On. RA. S.oYas'