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3 Phone Workers
Service Totals 120
Years in Company

A total of 100 years of service
with the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. was rounded out
this week by three of its en-
ployes.
\ Longest in service, Charles C.
Champion. staff assistant in the
general Office of the plant de-
partment, started his telephone
career as a clerk and rose tc
his present post in 1854. He has
been with the company As years
and lives at 304 Brewster Court
Silver Spring, Md.
Glen L. Mckinley. of 1885,
Tennyson street. NV, general
engineer has been a company
sempoye 40 years. He began as a
manual switchboard inspector in
Cincinnati, and has been associ-
ated with the Western Electric
Go. in Chicago. He came to
Washington in 1880.
Third in length of service is
Carl w. Portofee, of Deale, Md,
wire chief, who is celebrating his
35th year with the company. He
started with the New York Tele-
phone Co. as an evening SWITCH
board man and transferred to
Washington in 1925. He was
named wire chief in 194l.
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|AffobIe WiIeySurviyes
Bitter Did Guard Hostility

liable. He wasn't going to sup
port any amendment. he said,
that would strike at the very
core Of the United States Con-
|stitution.
Differed With Mccarthy
The loud jester had the Old
Guard apoplectic in 1852. His
Junior Senator. Joe Mccarthy,
was failing Dean Acheson's
State Department in the most
'immoderate terms.
Senator Wiley, on a public
platform. referred to Mr.. Ache
son as "the able and distin-
guished Secretary Of State. /"
Fireworks exploded. Even other
Senators set of pyrotechnics.
Senator Mccarthy was particu-
larry anguisled. AS one Wiscon-
sin observer put it, wiley makes
Joe junior Senator, and Joe
doesn't like to be junior any
thing"
Senator Wiley is ending his
third term in the upper cham
Der. He used to belong to a
bloc Of Senators who frowned
"meddling" in foreign affairs.
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Alva B. Adams, jr., son of a
former United States Senator
and a Pueblo businessman, won
the Democratic nomination for
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DEAD CANDIDATE
NOMINATED FOR
WISCONSIN SEAT

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. IL
(R.-The late Kenneth An
derson was nominated as
the Democratic candidate
for the House of Repre-
sentatives from the 7th dis
trict in Wisconsin's primary
yesterday.
Mr.. Anderson's name went
on the ballot despite the
fact he died of a heart at
tack five days ago. The
Democratic organization was
advised that If his name
polled 2,070 votes it could
name a candidate to replace
him in the November cleo
ton.
The vote for Mr.. Ander-
son was above that needed.
Therefore a Democrat will
be named to oppose Repre-
sentative Melvin Laird, the
Republican incumbent who
had no opposition in the
G. o. p. primary.
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ried twice. He has four grown
children.
He plunged into politics 81
years ago, winning the district
attorneys Office In his home.
town Chippewa Falls. Thirty
years later. after a long vacation
from ffice-seeking, he was
beaten by the LaFollette Progress.
sive Party when he entered the
lists for the Governors chair.
But by 1898 he was back, and
this time won the Senate nomi-
nation. He slipped into office
because the opposition was
divided.
His big .changeover from ma
tionalist to internationalist is
credited largely to the late Re-
publican Senator Arthur H.
Vandenberg Of Michigan. After
a reappraisal Of his own outlook,
Senator Wiley went over to Van
denberg's views.
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EISENHOWER
Continued From First

Continued From First Page
cults. was set up alongside the
main tent to provide working
space for more than $50 news
paper, radio and TV correspond
ents and photographers covering
the event.
A trailer unit mobile COM
fort station" was parked between
1.-THE tents and the Eisenhower
home.
Since this is a political pro-
gram and the Republican Ma
tional Committee is not buying
time for it, the Presidents speech
was not scheduled for live radio
and TV network coverage. But
TV newsreel cameras were set
up to record the affair for later
telecasting or portions Of it on
news programs.
In arranging the rally Mr..
Eisenhower stressed a desire to
talk over the campaign and
especially the progress being
made throughout the country to
obtain maximum voter registra-
tion." u
He and Mrs. Eisenhower, along
with Vice President and. Mrs.
Nixon, expected to chat inform
ALLY with many of the campaign
workers during the picnic supper.
Duff Is Chairman
Senator Duff, Republican of
Pennsylvania, who is running
for reelection. is chairman Of
the speechmaking part of the
program.
This includes reports from the
Far West by Wellington Rankin,
Montana Republican national
committeeman: the Midwest
and Rocky Mountain area by
Morton H. Hollingsworth, Illinois
State Republican chairman: the
South by William Shartzer,
Georgia Republican State chair
man; the Mid-Atlantic and
Northeast by Judson Norhouse,
New York State Republican
chairman; the Citizens for Eisen-
hover. by Gen. John Reed Kill
patrick. chairman of that group
and on women's activities, by
Miss Bertha S. Adkins, assistant
to Republican National Commit
tee Chairman Leonard w. Hall.
Mr.. Hall is slated to give a
summary report before windup
speeches by Mr.. Nixon and the
President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenhower ex-
pect to stay on at their farm
for a while. possibly through the
weekend. although their plans
were not definite.
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Although he played an in
|creasing role in the Senate, the
chairman Of the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee never really left
Main street. He always found
time for the folks back home.
His shield was always raised
against the dairy industry's
enemies. His lance was always
tilted against the perils Of oleo-
margarine and foreign butter.
Alexander Wiley made himself a
pal to as many Wisconsin voters
as he could. A lot Of them OBJ
viously remembered that yester-
day.
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Congress from the Sd district
lin Southern Colorado. He de-
Ifeated Charles S. Vigil, former
United States Attorney for Colo
RADIO and a court-appointed law
yer for John Gilbert Graham,
who was convicted of placing a
bomb on an airliner which ex-
lploded, killing A persons.
The vote in 371 of Ats pre-
lcincts. Mr.. Adams 1923, Mr.
vigil 1927.
The winner will face Republic
can Representative ] =. Edgar
Chenoweth in November.
Neither side had a primary
contest for Governor. The unop-
posed Democrat was 1t, Gov.
Stephen L. r. McNichols, AZ
year-old lawyer and uranium
company official. Without oppo-
sition on the Republican side was
Donald G. Brotzman, State Sem
ator and 1854 nominee. The win
Iner will succeed retiring Gov. Ed
&c. johnson, Democrat.
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Butler Sponsors
Weather Program

Senator Butler, Republican OF
Maryland, seeking reelection
has come up with a new cam
paign gimmick. He's sponsoring
a nightly television weather
roundup program.
Leslie @. Aries, jr.. general
manager of Station WTTG, said
This marks the first time in
the television history Of the
! Washington area that a candi-
date for political Office has spon-
sored program. other than a
political talk. to present his
viewpoint to the public"
The flve-minute program will
be broadcast Monday through
Friday at 1920 pm.
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Carroll CIinus
To Small Lead
Over Brdnnan

DENVER, Sept. IL H.-John
A. Carroll. 55-year-old political
veteran, chung to a slim lead
today over Charles F. Brannan
former Secretary of Agriculture
in their race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for United
States Senator from Colorado.
Struggling returns from rural
areas cut into a lead which Mr..
Carroll built up in heavily pop
ulated Denver in yesterdays
primary election. !
The unofiicial vote in 1857
the States l,79O precincts gave
Mr.. Carroll 59.364 and Mr.. Bran
nan 57,757. This included 426
of Denver'S 429 precincts where
mfr. Carroll got 27.286 and Mr.
IBrannan 81, 1886.
The Republican candidate
former Gov. Dan Thornton, was
unopposed.
CAROLS Third Try
Mr.. Carroll went after the
senatorial nomination for q third
time In the primary. He was the
Iparty's choice in 1850 and 1854.
He lost the first time to Repub-
Ilican Senator Eugene D. MILF
kin, the man he hopes to sue
coed. Senator Millikin is retir-
ling because of poor health. Two
years ago Mr.. Carroll lost to
Gordon Allott, Republican.
| Mr.. Brannan, 81, is author of
1the Brannan farm plan and is
making his first bid for elective
office. He has been general
counsel for the National Farm
ers Union since leaving the cab
Iinet at the end of the Truman
administration.
The Democratic nominee must
face Mr.. Thornton, a golflng
companion Of President Eisen-
hover. in the general election.
Thornton arranged to launch his
formal campaign during the day
lat his home town of Gunnison,
where he maintains an extensive
cattle ranch.
Byron johnson, 38-year-old
economics professor at the Uni
versity Of Denver, won the Demo-
cratic nomination to Congress
from the second Colorado dis
Itrict and will oppose eight-term
Representative William S. Hill,
Republican, in November. Mr.,
johnson beat Ralph L. williams,
Loveland weekly newspaper pub
Usher. The vote in All of 536
precincts: Mr.. Johnson, 1901:
Mr.. Williams, GAIT.
/ Adams Nominated
! Alva B. Adams, jr., son of a
former United States Senator
and a Pueblo businessman, won
the Democratic nomination for
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Continued From First Page
support Of President Eisenhow-
er's foreign policies.
Mr.. Davis claimed he had a
better record of support Of the
President on all issues than did
Senator Wiley. He has served
in the House since 1947 when he
won election in special election
The administration encouraged
neither candidate.
Nine of the 10 incumbent rep
Resentatives from Wisconsin
were nominated without oppoSi-
ton. At present there are seven
Republican and three Democratic
Representatives but only six Re-
publicans and three Democratic
incumbents were up because Mr..
Davis decision to try for the
Senate nomination.
Republican and Democratic
candidates for nomination for
Governor also were without OPP
position. There were a few con-
tests. however, for nomination
for other State Offices.
Robert c. Zimmerman of Mad
ison also upset a candidate who
was Endorsed by the State Re-
publican Party when he defeated
Mrs. Glenn Wise, the incumbent,
lin the primary for the Republic
can nomination for Secretary Of
State.
Mr.. Maier, the Democratic
United States Senate nominee,
is a 38-year-old insurance coun-
sellor who has served in the
State Senate since 1851 and has
been the party's floor leader the
past two sessions. He was
backed by labor and had little
trouble winning over a candidate
who was former State chairman
nf fha noy,onoroktn Dc, .fxy
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BY RICHARD RODGERS

Bluff Alexander Wiley slaps
backs. outlaws, and is addicted
Ito the handshake. But this
booster, joiner and best friend
Of Wisconsin cheese has political
courage as strong as cold-rolled
steel.
In recent years he has been
lone Of Capitol Hills hardest
fighters for the Governments
foreign policy. Back home, the
Old Guard bosses Of the Wiscon-
sin Republican Party were in
lfuriated by his stand here. They
decreed his dismissal. But the
glad hander stuck to his guns
and he has beaten them.
The Eisenhower adniniStra-
ftion. for which he has toiIed SO
mighty. virtually abandoned him
in this primary battle.
President AIoof
President Eisenhower told q
press conference in June he
didn't think Senator Wiley ex-
pected or wanted his support.
The Senator remarked that he
wouldn't want to get Mr.. Eisen-
hover in q corner. But he visit
fully added that he would like
| a public evaluation from the
White House on a mans public
service.
AS affairs have turned out,
Wisconsin Republicans-at large
have made their own eyaluation
of the Wiley record. And unlike
the State party chieftains, they
liked it better than that Of Rep
resentative Davis, the Old
Guards candidate to unseat
him
Three years ago his party's
State Convention slapped him
with a censure because he OPP
posed the Bricker Amendment
that would restrict the Presi-
dent in treaty-making. Senator
Wiley wouldn't retreat one syl-
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Speeds Increase

NEW YORK-Airliner cruis-
ing speeds reached as much as
$50 miles an hour during 1855
compared with 200 in 1916 and
$50 in 1899.
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BLVD. AREA-4

POTOMAC PALISADES. SIs,g5O--
Something that is almost nonex.
iStant--A brand-new, 3-bedroom
brk. rambler in a 5000 close In
location in the best residential area
OF the city. full basement. fireplace
oishwasher. disposal. FRANK s
PHILLIPS. D1. 1-14ll: ewes, WO
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WYOMING AVE, Handsome brici
mouse III this exclusive and close In
section. Entrance haA. drawing
room. very large dining room. pan.
try, Kitchen. bedrooms and 4
baths. Suitable for PRIVATE RESI-,
DESCE. or DOCTORS OFFICE
AND RESIDENCE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

APPLIANCE STORE. downtown To-
cation, dong Slu.uOu month Part
ners disagree. must sell, No cash
needed Box 3p7-D, Star. 90
GROCERY. good location, gooo bus
mess; must sell. Cab No. 1-9asu.
FOR sALE-Established. wholesale.
breau and roll route in Metropoll-
tan Area and Va. excellent poten =
IA: al. premium products JU' 7 -.
18th ST. Nv. FOR sALE--BrIck
house. / rooms. 3 baths. : garages.
Now Vacant. ia 2-3343 To
SERVICE STATION for immediate
east, NV area. Excellent neigh
borhood and commercial potential
Imam operation: minimum invest
NY Tor alert dealer. IA. 9-S3oJ'
GOOD BUY-N.E. detached property
fully equipped grocery store and
living quarters; full basement not
S SSySI hf a 4s sd!S,ninE lot %. BY
MoTELS For sALL - Advice and
consultation BY exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward Bids
EN-. b-lgsU.
FOR LEASE Modern ESQ Service
Station with . bays. doing SO 600
salons per month, located in Mary
land, miles from D. C., across the
street from new shopping center;
Il money-makinF business for man
with experience. approximately
~ 1000 tor stock. State experience
Boz 43I-D. Star. i
ARLINGTON. VA.-Stores for rent
An hnVy ghDnnInr liza and
1870 Wilson blvd. and 1905 Lee
hwy Also other locations Call
Mr.. Sitkin. IKE. f-g32S. ALBERT
II COHEN co ia. D-lfiGl
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. }

1906 18th ST. N.W.-a2 rms, 9
baths. suitable for professional or
nonprofit organization: 1925 mo-:
lease. BUTTON g. FLETCHER
REALTY. WO. 1-5200: ewes. 20.
6-SSO0. "a
I50s HARVARD ST. N.W.-smart-
looking town house. overlooking
Rock Greek PARK, with 26-ft. lV.
rm.-din. I'm. comb. kitchen. = b d.
rms. bath. pvt. rear patio: Lear
parking excellent furniture: ideal
Tor couple or 3 professional per-
sons RA. 3-343l. ~
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1919 IRVING ST. N.w.-3 furn.
apis rented; live in 3rd apt. for
person with small income but Who G
has time to manage BLDG. M. Z
SMITH; INC. DI 1851; ewes
$3.50. 5;th AVE. CHEvERLY. MD
Lovely 2-bedrn. det brick rambler:
rec, rm. fenced I'd; in excel. conc
Good neighborhood: SIPS NJ. E.
SMITH; INC, DI. list; ewes
ARLINGToN cute. modern. +? bed,
f Fe6 SITS fnsea IA. ' sLsoq2 Av-i ss
1879 HEsKETH ST, chevy Chase.
Md -Completely redecorated, par
TALLY furnished. bedrmS.. Nv rm..
din. nm, kitchen. garage and 3
baths. S:25 per mo NATIONAL
SAVINGS f. TRUST CO. REAL
ESTATE DEPT. 18th and New
York ave, ST. 3-6@00. Ext. COZ
CHEVY CHAsE--Newly furn. brick,
. rms "a baths bsmt,, gas h W,
h, garage. screened porch, wooded
lot: 500 per mo Call KE, 10000,
~ MICHIGAN AVE. NE rooms
. baths, basement, front porch, >
rear porcheS. garage. rent, 500.
p. J. WALSHE, INC, 1ll5 Eye st,
NV, Ma. S-b4bS. 70
SILVER SPRING, 1-bedroom. p
path older home in Woodside Huge
lot, eony; location: slS5 mo Gan
CHEvERIY kREA"oeDebedrm house,
and bus; only Sa5 per mo. CLYDE
r ADAMS, Realtor, UN. Al 40
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BOWLING ALLEY
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. an
excel location Of fine homes. conv
to schools, shopping and transp -
Brk, Colonial. hall plan, large
rms. 2I2 baths. kit, din. area,
screened porch, att gar, bsmt. oil
a-c.h Level wooded lot Priced to
sci Call IKE 7-090l till pm
REALTY BROKERS. INC. Realtors
BERKELEY Beautiful cuStpm-buiit
BRICK centcr-hall Colonial with
enormous rooms and closets, library
and Law, : twin-sizc hcdrns, .
baths. controlled community, of
FoXhall I'd, 10 minutes from down
town. Vacant, Owner urges i'm
mediate sale. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
CHTvY CHASE rms. ! blk from
Lafayette School mr.. circle and
Blessed Sacrament; vacant and re-
decorated must be sold, only
S1T7bO GI contract acceptable
BUTTON 4 FLETCHER REALTY.
WO. 0-b200. ewes, WO. 6-tl %,
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COLORLn--.3o. EYE ST. NV
Newly dec. new gas heal, new bath,
DIXIE REALTY co Ma. $3.50
COLORED SUITABL d FOR
ADULTS Containing . apis :
rooms. kit. and bath each: quiet
neishborhood. sc. Cal De: =
CoLtoSRrD-LepRoIT PARK, sos T
81 " "a story and bSmt. trE =
rms. and bath, oil heat. newly dec
inside and out Only $40 mo. Nj
Newman. MA. N-@32l. -
COLORED - I2i3 FLORIDA AVE,
Ne rms. ana bath; only $50
mo, conY ne. Ice house TO be
redec, InspeCs or cal co. 5-62.',
CoLoRED-i3iI DUBOIS PL. Sc.
49, enact brick, , .Gt-a tain ana
full bAmt auto, sas neat new
coma SD5 mo. Cali co. o-6s2"
COLORED--3i6i sith ST, ST.
) rms, bath and tuh bsmt.; semi
Diet auto. gas heat. $gs 80 mo.
coLoRED-CoLoNIAE 6 RMS,
across from weather bureau. 81 20.
Gail RE. 7-2426 10
tOLORED-i13 { ST. S.w.--3 bed
rms, bath coal heat. 500 per mo.
MAX MILLER, Ii. 5-2lGu. -
COLoRED-REET AND BUY
Brentwood; Groom brick. "a baths;
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HOUSES TO SHARE

STATE DEPT. VIC--I or :. gIrlS. go
80, 10 share spacious home with
working glris, your own bedrm
SIS per mo Miss Hodges, MA.
S-3l2u. Ext 3SS. Sun, IL. Sd 81.
-
ONE GIRL, age 20-3o to share lovely
house In y sec. with other Girls
ReaS. cent. MA. S-S236 before p m.
-oI
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LARGE GARDEN APIS;

1 and : bedrms.. S74.5O and $50 81
up; shopping and schools one block
20 min. TO downtown D. C.. or For
Meade Res. Mgr, WA. 1872
MEURILEE ARMS APIS. 53rd anC
Bladensourg I'd.
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. Cont.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.; So, 800
R T Ice UedT IN oh hath st. ~ 5P 6ssT dln
g are very large. bath on md a. /;
beautifully redecorated rooms; fully
detached. compact home with lots
OF living space once open g-5.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-94O0.
CHEVY CHASE-Completel recond. {;
| blk. schools din. rm.. liv rm
kit, den, LIST A.: 3 bedrms., bath.
md z SIS. 500. OIL. 1854. &c
GEORGETOWN - BricE, :. units:
rentals net 1ues: owner sacrifices.
inc. lITniturs, at very low price,
KENT--spacious rambler style home
IN choice 'closein' area 4 bed
fast room with old-fashioned fire.
place. Have charcoal hroiled steaks
all winter! De luxe kitchen. Tecrea-
ton room. lear garage. Details
and to inspect, ewes, OIL. 4-1629.
paily III .. EN-; 2-7400. METZ
LER. Realtor- Builder. ~
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA bed.
rooms, baths bedroom and bath
on first fioorI; only S2i.750: walk
tory Parish and school. This i'm
maculate home should particularly
appeal TO a Catholic family wanting
excellent school facilities; stores
and transportation convenient. lG
minutes driving time to downtown
Call Wo. 6-o4S6 or DI. 1880
POTOMAC PALISADES. SIs,g5O--
Something that is almost nonex-
brk. rambler in 5000 close in
location In the best residential area
OF the city, full basement. fireplace
oishwasher. disposal. FRANK s
PHILLIPS. DI. T-14l1: ewes, WO
UPTON STREET - This attractive
brick house is in Immaculate con-
room with fireplace, dining room
modern kitchen. iavatory. year.
round porch oTerlooks a lovely
garden: 3 bedrooms, :. baths ano
excellent STORAGE attic. Lear ga.
rage; full basement with gas fur.
mace ana service laVatory. $50. 500
Cali Mrs. Hepburn with JOHN r.
ewes, DU. 7-0O56. rs
Waller REED, Ga. and ALASKA area
corAer.-Prac. new Semidet brick
rma.. bath, plus ISt-E powder
nm. big rec. nm, rear open poIcn
catpetiAR: priced right. good terms
ENGA-s Lkht u-As-t- FREbS REAL ]
CORP. ST J-93lG III
55 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.--s50O
On. 2-bedrm. brick. full bsmt..
DIN. rm. parking; low payments
Mr., LAUGHLIN. Ho. 2-J56n.
I.t5 MELBOURNE PL.--3 apis, G
kits, s baths: income, S2:!4 mo-,
Sacriflee, sl.2Oo On. NO. 1-162b
DUMBARToN PALISADES AREA.
So. 500 with very favorable terms
Charming ) BEDROOM. : BATH
house with paneled recreation rm.
excellent condition Near public
and parochiai schools. and fint
shopping facilities.
Call Mrs Kraft. DE. 2-oe7l OIL
RANDALL ii. HAGNER a. CO.. INC
1871 Conn, Ave. NV.
WYOMING AVE, Handsome brics
mouse III this exclusive and cloSe-ir
section. Entrance haA. drawing
room. very large dining room. pan.
try, Kitchen, bedrooms and 4
baths. Suitable for PRIVATE RESI-,
DESCE. or DOCTORS OFFICE
AND RESIDENCE.
Call Mrs Kraft. DE 2-O67l OF
RANDALL II. HAGNER e. CO.. INC
-
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Large lu-Toom residence. convenient
. TO downtown area Parking IN rear
OF same lot Tor minimum OF D cars.
owner viii consider Temodeling for
a highly responsible tenant. Real
Estate Dept. NATIONAL SAVINGS
ave. ST. $4,000. Ext. ..02.
FALLS CHURCH. VA. SOB Wood
lawn aye.-Brick Cape CCd: :! bed
rms. Nv. rnl. with fireplace, din.
I'M ana kitchen. full basement. gaS
heat, fenced-ln yard: sIlu per mo.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTOR
Bids. DI. G-SI00
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TOWN HOUSE

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
In this newly decorated town house,
adjacent to harrington shopping
center, AND D. c. busline. 8 min,
to pentagon or Navy Annex: mod :
ern kitchen, auto, sAs heat, laun-
dry and storage room, Fairgrounds,
Sg9 90
AGENT ON PREMISES DAILY
OV. 3-22lG JE. 4-OD72
Directions: Out Lee hwy. 10 Broad
st. Route - in Falls Church. right
on Broad st. to West St, left to
Parker St, left | block to furnished
Model Home at go Parker ST.
Falls Church. Va.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE 4-3a00 JE. 3-ls3o
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants Tor homes in NV.
ID. e Ano nearby Md Free APP
praisal, no delay, For complete
rental service. phone US today,
PERRY HAY CO. Ju. 5-6%42.
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WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL tenant
who will pay up TO $500 per month
rent for nicely Iurni5 he'd house in
good northwest location, No chill
dren or pets. Please call Mrs
Dixon OF JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ST. $1,000 81
FURN.--2 or 3-bedrm. home In near
BY Wheaton. Excel. refs. 10. o.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
Only SlS95O for this attractive
brick Colonial in this popular and
convenient area : good bedrins
and bath upstairs plus powae;
nm on LIST Ar. Full bSmt. with
rec rm partially finished Slate
roof. garage. This is an excel
Spection, ". B. WRiGHT. EN-
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. ,
MICHIGAN PARK

50u3 18th NE.
4 blocks no. of new Providence
Hospital; newly decorated, 3-bed.
room. semidetached brick home
some fenced yards and some gar
baRe disposals, full basement, we'll
1-year lease: 500 for IND year. Tt
inspect, call Mr.. CLARK. DI. z.
$500. So. or MRS. BULOW. Ii
3-0565 after 5 pm. Il
200 34th ST. NV. in Georgetown
Ii roomS bath GAS heat electric
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COLORED-NO MONEY DIN.

In you have q Job and good credit
payments like rent. Call DI- 7-S333
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