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Party

The Cook Street teen-agers en-
joyed a moonlight party on the
Cook Street playground Friday
night, August 81.
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Installation

The officers of the Annette
Garland Jennings" Post No. 10024,
Pascagoula, Miss, were installed
Sunday, September 2, also the Of
ficers of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the same post at the post on Con-
vent Ave.
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The next meeting will be held
on Sunday, September 16, at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Newton, 1885
Deerpark STREET at 5 p. m.
Mrs. Geneva Seaton, Pres.
Mrs. Mary E. Ford, Reporter
Rev. B. D. Rushing, Patsor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-08

Labor Day VacatiOnists
Mrs. Peggy Henry and Mrs. Car
RE Jackson burden spent Labor
Day in New Orleans, La.
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Electric utilities rank 26th in Ma
tional Safety Councils listing of
frequency rates for various indus
tries.
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Sick List

Sick List
Mr.. Rafe Pickett, ST., is on the
sick list. He is in the Jackson
County Hospital. All wish him a
speedy recovery.
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Mr.. Willie Coleman, a long life
resident of Kinds County, passed q
few DAYS ago and his funeral was
held from the st. James M. B.
Church, Rev. Evans pastor. The
Rev. A. G. Johnson preached the
sermon. He leaves his wife, rela-
tives and friends to mourn his
passing.
Miss Carolyn Williams, niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris, has just
returned from Champaign, ILL.,,
where she spent one week with
her mother, Mrs. Rubie Harris Will
liams. Miss Williams is now get
ting ready to leave for Jarvour,
Texas, where she will attend school.
Mrs. Lucille Perry returned re-
Gently from Boston, Mass, where
she spent three months with her
daughters. Mrs. Perry also visited
New York and other parts of the
country. She reported very en-
joyable trip.
! Last Sunday was big day with
Friendship M. B. Church. The
pastor preached the sermon, issued
the communion and left for the
National BAPTIST Convention at
3:45 pm. Money raised $1O6.85.
Rev C. L. West, pastor, Mrs. Lii
liam Marshall, clerk.
The St. James Baptist Church
celebrated its pastor Rev. E. E.
Evans Fourth Anniversary the
Fourth Sunday. The sum of $4,000
was raised and a delicious dinner
was served at the close of the pro-
gram.
The many friends of Mrs. Aman-
da Robinson are glad to know she
has returned from the hospital and
able to be up again.
The B. 7. U. and j. M. AS of
the Friendship M. B. Church are
sponsoring a program Sunday night
September 9, at 1880 pm. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The Mt. Marian Baptist Church
had its baptizing on the Fourth
Sunday, with seven candidates for
baptism.
Master Ebert Lynn Hutton, re-
turned home to Chicago, after
spending several weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. Edna Hutton.
Mr.. George Miller of Cincinnati,
Ohio. was a visitor here this week.
! Rev. and Mrs. Fred Matthews of
Itta Bena, Miss, are visiting in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Jones.
Mr.. Freddie Miller of the Armed
Forces is home visiting his parents
I Mr.. and Mrs. Chambliss Miller.
Mr.. Miller is stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Patronize Our Advertisers
The next meeting will be held
on Sunday, September 16, at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Newton, 1885
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-08

Mr.. Freddie Miller of the Armed
Forces is home visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambliss Miller
Mr.. Miller is stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Patronize Our Advertisers
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob j. McClaien
of Ri. l, Box SO, Pickens, Miss,
have been vactioning in New York
City, and during their stay were
guests at the Hotel Plymouth in
Times Square.
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Last Sunday was a big day with
Friendship M. B. Church. The
pastor preached the sermon, issued
the communion and left for the
National BAPTIST Convention at
3:45 pm. Money raised $1O6.85
Rev. C. L. West, pastor, Mrs. Lii
liam Marshall, clerk.
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Miss Ruth Shirley of Pascagoula
ST., has returned home after study
ing during the summer at the
University of Michigan.
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The St. James Baptist Church
celebrated its pastor Rev. E. E
Evans Fourth Anniversary the
Fourth Sunday. The sum of $4,000
was raised and a delicious dinner
was served at the close of the pro
gram.
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Mrs. Lucille Perry returned re-
Gently from Boston, Mass, where
she spent three months with her
daughters. Mrs. Perry also visited
New York and other parts of the
country. She reported very en-
joyable trip.
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Mrs. Rosie Lou Mitchell and sons
Glenn and Jerry, returned to the
city recently after spending an en-
ioyable vacation visiting relatives
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Montgomery Okoys
Dwelling Projects

Recent building permits Is
sued in Montgomery County in
cluded:
Otis C. White, 106o2 Huntley
place, Silver Spring, owner
dwelling at Donora road. Ednor
cost. $4,000.
Design Builders, Inc, 821s
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda
owner; dwelling at 5506 Grey
stone road, Bethesda; cost
So. 900.
Joseph A. Smith, 1909 Port
land place, Silver Spring, owner;
dwelling at 1905 Renfrew road
Silver Spring; cost, $l2,500. .
| M. A. Erana, 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue, Bethesda. owner;
dwelling at 1905 Connecticut
avenue, Chevy Chase: cost,
$22, 500.
Serafino and Miriam Ronualdi,
I10415 Knollwood drive, Hyatts-
vile. dwelling at 65l8 Halbert
road, Bethesda; cost. $4,000;
architect, I. Cohen.
Lawrence w. Acker. 1871
Flack street, Silver Spring, own
err; dwelling at 1928 Haverhill
road, Kensington; cost, $25 900,
Jack Pollin. 1851 Calvert street
NV, owner; S dwellings at
Surrey street, Chevy Chase; cost
$4,000 each: architect, Edwin
Weihe.
DR.. Carl Smith, 1924 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, owner:
dwelling at 2120 Arcola avenue
Silver Spring; cost. $4,000.
H. L. Yost. 1913 Caroline ave-
niue. Silver Spring, owner; dwell
ing at TOO Hobbs drive, Coles
Vile: cost. $4,000.
w. c. & A. N. Miller Develop
Iment Corp, 1926 Forty-ninth
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bathroom contains a washer and
dryer in what appears to be a
most logical and convenient OPP
Grating location, near to the bulk
of laundry items.
The screened porch has d.
mentions of IL feet 6 inches by
10 feet.
The carport accommodates one
automobile.
The three beams extending
lengthwise across the house con-
sist of two 2x8 boards joined
together and placed continuously
along the center of the roof and
along the outside walls.
Planks for the roof cantilever
out three feet beyond the walls
to provide the roof overhang.
The two-slope roof has a pitch
of l inch in IL inches.
The plumbing and heating
cost amounted to approximately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-17
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL
ABATEMENT OF THE
Suburban Title &
Investment Corporation
ASSETS.

OF Maryland on the 31st day Of De-
eenher 1855,
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street NV, owner: 2 dwellings
at Westpath way, Bethesda;
cost, $4,000 each.
Glenn E. Gillian, Gathers
burg, Md, owner; dwelling at
f9s19 Haverhill road. Kensing,
ton; cost, $4,000; architect.
Jay Wohlfarth.
Pooh Hardware. Inc. 4515
Wisconsin avenue, owner: COM
mercial building at 1861 Be-
thesda avenue, Bethesda; cost,
$35, 900: architect. Rinaudot &
Associates.
The Isens. 800 Northwest
drive, Silver Spring, owner;
dwelling at 800 Arlington drive.
Silver Spring; cost, $22.5 800.
Edwards & Renick ConStruc-
ton Co., Colesville road, Silver
Spring, owner; dwelling at 1101
Tanley road, Silver Spring: cost,
$4,000.
Glenn B. Smiley, 1904 Roa-
noke avenue, Takoma Park,
owner; apartment building at
|8205 Houston court, Takoma
Park. to cost $35, 900; architect,
Philip Mason.
Donald M. Leslie, 903 Ray
road. Hyattsville, owner; dwell
ing at sic Rockford road, Silver
Spring; cost, $4,000; architect,
Frank Robbins.
El-Kay Development Co., Inc,
owner; 1924 Washington street,
Silver Spring; 8 dwellings, at Cyp-
ress avenue, Bethesda; cost,
$4,000 each; architect, William
Vaughn.
James Vincent DeSarno, 1918
West Virginia avenue NE, own
Ter; dwelling at 1904 Parker
avenue, Wheaton: cost, $23, 900;
a rNhffao% Tocnv.f OoLf2-.-.
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Architectural Firms
Win Church Awards

Two Washington architectural
firms won honorable mention
awards at the annual joint con-
ference of the Church Architec-
tural Guild and the National
Council of Churches held re-
Gently in Atlanta.
The firm of Mcleod & Fer
rara won for its entry of the
Italian Christian Church, for
churches seating under 800. The
architectural firm of John S.
Samperton, Clark T. Harmon
and Alex Budnyj. Associates
won for its entry in the class
of hypothetical churches. This
award was the only one given
in this class.
Over 200 entries were judged.
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Continued From Page B-1
increasing vigor and effect about
what his family wants and ex-
poets to find in a new home"
Mr.. Cole said some Of the wom-
en- selected to attend the hous-
ing conference will be chosen
from among those writing to his
agency. Others may be nomi-
mated by civic and trade Or
CARNATIONS. He said, however,
that those nominated by organ
izations would appear on an in
dividual basis and not as or
ganization representatives.
The housewives, he said, will
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Arlington Okoys
Service Stution
Recent building permits issued

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County include:
Spur Oil Co. Of Virginia, Inc,
Nashville, Tenn, owner; serv-
Ice station at $500 Lee highway;
cost. $500.
Atlas Construction Corp, 2319
Wilson boulevard, owner; dwell
Ing at 2719 North Pollard street;
cost. $4,000; architect, c. E.
Reid. ir.
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one-third the cost of the entire
house.
The house has approximately
1000 square feet of space.
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receive per diem expenses of $12
plus travelling expenses to be
paid by the HHFA during the
two to three-day Washington
meeting.
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rambler. Your complete home with
jiy. rm., fireplace, din. rni.. lge
fft.. includes refgr. range. garbage
disposal, dishwasher, washer ano
drfer: drapes and rugs and ether
extras. Assume huge 4hG loan.
HORSEBACK REALTY, JE. 2-3Ioo.
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artistically DESIGNED In naste[,,
GRATED brick: attrsctiye center-nan
looks secluded wooded glen: kit.
resnlendent with extras. 3 stump
fuous bedrfns. served by 2 cleaning
baths; huge daylight, lower-leyei
reer. area with additional log-burn-
Ing fireplace: located in . fashion.
able area Of de luxe custom putt
homes. lust minutes from oown noon
RREsGL sss ar;sfTg9 SERVICE. INC,
2222 N. Glebe I'd. tof Lee hwyJ.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL Investment property,
pense' Price SIab. 900. BASED on
past experience this is exceptionally
good and reasonable. The location
Is In the center OF Silver Spring,
Nd. CoFFMAN REALTY CO.. Ju.
1-4I23. %
81. R0O-4-room brick. cleo, bath and
heat. Just remodeled. JU. 9-7649.
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LOTS. ACREAGE wTD. teeat.I
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

FOR CHEsAPRAKK BAY PROPER
TIES, cottages, yr.-round homes,
building sites, rentals. insurance.
daily, Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Phone. North Beach 1881.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

RAMBLER SITES on Brtsgs Chaney
~ s-osao Ev.' SN NJ Scott. Hs 81 3.
C fsSht ACRE and y .cr. hom.
sites in Mont, CO, ready to GO
Ht ;sSe e ! a asse bS. me- sc;aso9
BELTSvILLE---Loyeiy 1-acre building
! sssk on s esIa sffa hR2L asEn' 3
I SesaasS II en- FRONTAGE o.
$50 S acre viii snbo os 0 Is resp
party. HE 4-35Q0; ewes, HA. q
1898. w w. LEWIS.
NEAR .3Oth AND PENNA. AVE. Sc
--3 lots, 50x100; ready TO build
50 900 each. HARTMAN REALTY
LANGLE ~ P aIsfVg AREA. f iuss 81 New
Hampshire aves--6 adjoining lots
street, sewer and water in; 1890
each. VIII subordinate. RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE, ~, 9-1t03 or 10
RAMBLER aiai; OR spIIT-LryEL SITE
100x1S2: nr. q 6. Ord. Bldg;
.ISssSs S S2,sqG "a ssssi;;u, vaod.
utilities and paved streets. Cal
after s pm. Spring 1898. -
RIvERDALE, Nd. $50 down. on
rambler sites, nr. Baltimore Free.
way: $1,000 and up. RIA. 6-220G
MONTGOMERY Co.'S acres, wood.
sd; soms fruit trees; nE. acc site
Z IEvEI' ACRES, on Metserott I'd,
mr.. Baltimore blvd. RIA. 6-3333.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE.
OLNEY AREA.-500 acres OF $685.
per acre: lao acres at $3.50 pei
acre: $50 acres at $3.50 per acre;
all with long frontage. Also AZ
choice acres In Howard County 81
$500 per acre. RIPLEY q ROMER,
EV. 4-a4il or JU, S-303S.
INDUSTRIAL. N. Arl.-7o,OOO "a
IT,. TT. spur on property. Pine FOL
warehouse. ARLINGTON CAVALIER
FAIRFAX COuNTY-Besutiful half
acre lot with 100-foot front. Ownei
viii TRADE as down payment on
North Arlington Q or 8 bedroom
house. ARLINGTON CAVALIER
LAND CORP ia 5-6b3h 3
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

LAWYER--l room available In suite
with large reception room. complete
library, furnished or unfurnished.
services as REQUIRED. RE. 7-74s1.
RING BLDG. 1900 18th ST. NV
Approx. 2.b00-ft., 1st-class. air.
cond. once space: lower level: sos
ss 20 ASs 1857 sp Or saS o syr eSss
avail. ! Phone Mrs. ABERNETHY.
NE. S-2526. II
coo KENNEDY 81. N.w-o4o-sa.-
II. ground floor, apt. BLDG: once
OF store. EARLY DAWN b CO.
tn. 2-o135. IL
CONVENIENT LOCATION for any
professional once; modern. air eond.
33l5 18th st. NV. no. 2-bao6 OF
EM. 2-4626 to inspect. -S
DOWNTOWN LOCATION - B lse,
rms. and lavatory; heat furnished
excellent for ofices or vorkrooms;
Cal ME-, S-e528 between 8 and
I eisp H 'ists ssr. N.w-Ayailasl;
March 1: 4-room suite: $l76: wired
for an All eon ndiS ans. OsesE 5 eooa
parking area. ST. 3-553Q. -3
IsI4 Rhode ISLAND AVE. NV
Beautifui once in convenient 10:
cation with parking nyatiable: rent
Reasonable. Ma. $3.50 weekdays;
Wo. 6-l979 evenings ana week
VICTORY BLDG. i4th and r nv
One 81 the country's busiest IN.
tersections. fine elevator BLDG. new
lobby, etc. Very desirable room nov
available on 9th floor facing 18th
81. With excellent. view over CITY
river. etc. Ideal for dentist. Alst
suitable any general once or com
mercial use, Rent only S7S per mo
etc, See Superintendent at bldg
or cali EN-. 10000. LEoUM q
sf nEERss sPs ING D.ov.ry desir.
able 2nd floor suite Of APPROX. gQt
So. II. nov available at 1881
oeorgia aye; ! hst,! over o. h e; line :,
renovated and In AL condition
Lee open rm. approx. 700 50. IT,
plus nice pvt. once and storeroom
Ideal for many uses. incl. Insurance.
branch. real estate, manufacturer
agent, etc. Rent only. S175 per mo
For further Indignation. call Mr.
iSth and X SITS. N.w.-Furn. OF
unfurn. rm. IN real estate and Law
ofices. Di, T-6S0I, tn. 2-ssSa.
1S45 X ST. NV. u Blk. OF Conn
ave.-25O 50. Il. with private bath
$50: elevator bldg. SHANNON 4
LUcHs. TIA 14th Of. NV. Ma
coz. 10Th AND "a. AVE, s4s Pa
ave. n.v.-,,Attrae 'front.' ofaees, En- En-
csn1S S I E. S siHf, RT BAs M BLDG.
Cor. eth and Pa. ave. NV
Desirable 2nd-n. space, 3 exposures
eley. BLDG; reas. Apply $40 z st
ATLAS BLDG. Cor, 9th and r SITS
n ,w.--Elev, BLDG: 2 attract. from
reas. Apply $40 ? st. n.w- Rm. 10
liz DRoTT BLDG. soo-s1o r St
n.w.-IEt-n. space, including use q
showcase. at bldg. entrance. Appl'
NEW TWi MODERN once bldg. adjacent
20 the Capitol; air-eonditioned
THE LETTERCARRIERS BLDG.
j 90 Indiana ave. NV, phone bldg
once. Elk. $4,000,
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

$500, 600 ESTATE FUND to be I'm
mediately and eonservatively in.
vested n real estate tat: , cail B
WSNTE1DD ron Cash INVESTORS,
All types Of income property: also
b. C. and Nd. only. Please cali Nj.
West. Goss REALTY CO.. INC,
MA S-1353, -
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STORES FOR RENT

siIs Il.h ST. N.w.-I-story store;
luncheoueite. earry-out. barber
shop or small service business. ~
STORE, 9Th and p SITS. n.w.--23iax
so IT,, double windows. full base
ment. large garage. across from the
Hecht Co, busy trafac excellent
for any business. Call NE. S-9b2S
n Gsssdsy; Se'Sssn oR snd III. ts Avn
SITS. 621 9th st. n.w.-Depth Of
store about 100 IT. heat furn.. VIII
dec. .Tsas. Apply $40 + ct. NV
sSf r sT. Mw,-In lin. Of walk o,
Departmsnt stores: and speeialitg
DowNT0WN, pos Z ct. n.w.-Idea,
for discount operation: 10y rent
rails Ali SI CHURCH. Adjacent to Seven
Cor. 500 50. It. good parking and
per mo. DILLON LAND co. JE
LAR sGio STORE AND s-RM. APT
341g 18th 81. NV; busy section;
JU. 7-6sl6, Ia. f-3940, -
18th AND u SITS. NV. opposite
CAP Telephone Co. and Masonic
hall--Large storeroom 15x60. plus
full selling basement. heat fur
nished. Suitable any retail business,
trade association. ofnces. ETC.; $500
per mo-. 5-year lease. EN-. 10000.
LE0uM & GERBER REALTY CO.
CONN. AVE.--Uptn. shop ctr. 500
TO 1900 su.. IT,, mr.. Shoreham and
sheraton hotels; reas, WO. 6-3Sl6.
S2I 10Th ST. N.W.-Heart OF
medical center, Just OF Eve St. and
10th. Attractive storeroom plus
balcony. private toilet. heat fur
nished. Ideal for insurance Co. real
estate. travel agency, manufac-
turer's display room or varied once
uses. Call EN-. $4,000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY co.
or retail: show window: terrazxo
u OF LARGE STORE for children's
or women's ready -to-w wear: other
"a an allied line doing large
volume; 1907 location In Hyatts-
Vile, Md. an excellent proposition
for responsible tenants. Call AP.
H-uO1p -
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

4. zoo TO 5000 sc. It. 13-ft. cell.
ines. heavy wiring. Ice. overhead
doors, once space, brk. and masonry
construction. Suitable for manutec-
turing or warehouse. Location Be-
thesda, River I'd. at the r1ilroad;
Phone MR.. WEGMAN. PO. 2-9aoO
ewes or OIL. 4-1676 weekdays.
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INDUSTRIAL PLANT
about 500, 600 50. It. Wei located
in New England community. wiz.
IN 35 miles Boston, worcester
Providence. Only miles Irom
new Massachusetts, toll roaa
GOOD condition, mostly 4 stories
NY. & NH. spur track. Unlim-
tied water facilities and power
several hundred acres Of land. En'
Joys good labor pool. Stable com
munity with tax advantages, Con-
tact Robert Z. Nydam. Hotel "a.
fayette, Feb. 1. 2 or 3, or writ.
Northbridge, Mass, Chamber O
Commerce, Mr.. NydAm. Presi6snt
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INVESTMENTS

LIN v hl MELlNlS
Prom our many iistinss. We hay,
picked below I'VE farms for th,
man. wanting to make some none,
on the County's growth. We recon-.
mend. and would like to show then
and tell YOU why We think yol
can't miss. They can be bouehl
with about 25ss down and all have
very good road frontage.
$50 ACRES. River road area:
1886 per Ac.
125 ACRES. IN expanding
1856 ACRES, in area that
can't miss. S1S5 per Ac.
20 ACRES. elose-in on water
200 ACRES, beautifully 10
Gated $50 per Ac.
SEE OUR LARGE
AND COMPLETE LIST.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Inc
REALTORS GAITHERsBURo 800
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Only $4,000

zAPE1Co, ECdCIIco, OIlCII1eS
Total ssp. ss: d soS 81 Zee is.. acre; sss y
yrs. old; 65 acres in peach trees,
6-I0 yrs. old; II acres In cherries;
about 700 acres OF oak and pine
timber and grazing land: modern
cold storage bldg. and packing
house: extensive production equip
ment included. Modern master
dwelling. 2. modern tenant. houses,
lge. swimming pool. IS miles from
l ssykss s Sesns Av. W y produ e
apples. 10000 to $4,000 bu
peaches. We invite you to inspect
one Of the most profitable frui,
farms we have ever offered. SIG
dEk q Co.. RIA. 3-3431. Open
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FARMS

sTRoUT cATALod-FREK
Farms and businesses: IS States
sTROUT REALTY, 234-A, Wood.
ward Bldg. Washington, ST. 3.
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SENSATIONAL PRICE,
TERMaI LOCATIONl

OF $500 down. 800 mo. plus taxes
and insurance: located In superb NJ.
Ari. location, near smart, modern
GRADE and jr. high schools, Buses
and new shopping center. All brick.
B bedrms. II downstairsl full
baths, hrepl. in nv rnl. formal
din. rrl., rec. rm.. scr. pch., fenced
I'd. Priced slashed TO $4,000.
JE 3-2093. a. JOHN CHAPMAN
b SON. 3
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

MASS. AVE. NV. = 3.story briet
sssPtsS = bo & 100 g sHE zfis ff me-
end S CONNIE sSMstGI GRD.-ss.ooo so. II
lksyei s sSaS CLOSE n: Mr. whi sbesd
Boss & fPHELPs's i've ~ -og s
emily yielding Shes. 3-story 6ricl
house; 2 stories are living quar-
tiers. Georgia ave. nr, n. Hamp-
shire ave. Price. $4,000. W G
NICHOLSON. Reaitor. OIL. 2-020s
HEART OF DowNrowN--sais o,
lease. 723 10th st. NV Newly re-
modelled store. 20x06, with 2 up.
per floors. New front with large
alley u rear: call Ma; e.Sl33. I'D
taurant equip: 6-rm. house; IA
commL lot. No. II hwy. 90 mi
Wash. D.. c.. VIII cons. house o.
la q .d in trsds, Total Price s cnl3Y
coEE ss1vSfl1 Area, Several com.
mercial tracts available, ranging
from 10000 So, IT. TO- almost s
acres Reasonable. Call RIPLEY
4 RoME6Rls Ev. 4-e4il: II no ans,
UPPER MoNTG, CO. -15a, 4bO "a.
It. OF commercial ground: Soc pei
50. It. May be rezoned light IN.
dustrtsi. Call Miss zaker. Pc
S-J0B3
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S73 PER MONTH

$500 DOWN, OF
3 large bedrooms all brick ram
bier, Falls Church area, large level
lot, Walk 10 brand-new school
MANNAs REALTY. JE. 2-311I.
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES
ALEXANDRIA
BUILDINGS

a 900, 1000. 1000. 10000 90. y,
immed. possession; r.r. siding. tail
gate loading and ample parking
Mr.. PARzOW with GRERNHoOT
INC, ewes. Ia. $4,000. once tx
arS3aS II
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Desk SPACE

18th AND EYE N.W.-Desk space
IN modern bldg; telephone answer
ing. mail and receptionist service
available. Ma. S-46s0. 81
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1054---3s' house trailer; 2 bedrooms.
Take over payments, VIII sscrincs
,s my equity StR IL; 1859 se. o.,.5s. ;.
shower, bath. peri. cond. Garden
SEE TIE NEW 1aiI.FT. FIoRENc.
ss 1851 BEL 9ssEmiL: i0l TRA tHHHR
SALES. 1925 BALTIC. wash. blvd.
w sxtssiTlI'e' 70 81 BUY good used hon,.
TRAILER SALES. 1895 Balto..
Wash. blvd. Beltsville. Md. Is
REGAL, 1858, 27ih it.; good con.
dition. Includes dolly trailer hitch.
$1,000. XII. 9-3206. II
eond. f ssst ot,er Te@ s r ssfsa;
VILLAGE. Alex, OV. 3-l24S. .
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

HARLEY DAVIDSON '4g model "74":
fully equip. 2 sPotltgdhtssss saddle bags
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lofFIcES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
j iCeafinuadl Fff
MILLS RTTU.DTNG
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTEr

2.OO0-2,5O0 SO. IT., reas. priced /;
cond. Entry must be street level q
remodeled home. Resp. tenant ear
qualify as non-profit. VIII give 2
invited q. cALV fSsIi BOWIE eSH' me-
025 Wash. bldg. RE. 7-7121. %
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a Bedrms., 2 Baths

AIl.brlck Colonial; 20-ft. iiv. rm
v tflrepl. Ice din. rn. and kit
plus BEDROOM Eass a AS Pr BATH or on !. IS
full bsmt. with rec. rm. Leye
fenced-in rear yard ideal for chill,
dren. Priced at si0.950. OF AND
FLA approved.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
3S1l Lee Hwy. Open Q to Q