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Arizona sun., 1956-10-18
EDITORIAL
HOW MUST NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS Be FINANCED?

r. will probably be difficult get to the little people
that they must either finance tner nanona1
permit national
financed by the wealthy interests the affairs of the
nation interest of those wealthy contributors
Being contribute than their vote to an election
people who contribute only small
realize that enough of those small
to the people by way OF the
but extremely expensive media OF televon ana
radio.
that financed the election of our
Republican Congressman to be elected long time and MS
reflection of his support We hear
from outside of the state flowing into the state 70
elections If this the
vantage the Democratic party, will undoubtedly
influencing affairs IN our
state.
trying get the great of little voters
who profit by good to begin to make small
that office
this the brain washing paid for by the
eecting office people
interest the social welfare of the who need public
welfare assistance minimum laws hospital ald
other kinds of consideration that
wealthy Republicans call creeping socialism.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18
LOTS OF DEER

The national deer herd has
grown from an estimated $780,
600 in the early 1900's to almost
100000 in 1855, despite the
fact that hunters bag over a.
million annually, it is reported
in the 1856 Yearbook of The
American Peoples Encyclopedia.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18
FACING THE FACTS

has been the party in power
most of the time and from the
days of the depression the Ariz-
ona Democratic party has well
coined Negroes into party af-
fairs and has given them in
creasing liberal consideration.
During the brief sway of the
Arizona Republicans for whom
many Negroes voted, that party
accepted the Negro vote all right.
but consistently have acted as,
if it would lose them white
votes if they gave the Negro
situation any consideration. On
the eve Of the last gubernatoria1
election the Republican COVER
nor did go over the heads of a
few intelligent and loyal Repub--
licans who were worthy of his
consideration and appoint a.
Negro Democrat to state COM
mission. OvertureS were made
unsucceSsfully to other Negro
Democrats.
On the other hand, in the last
few years the Arizona Demo-
cratic Party has become aware
that there are a great many
loyal and intelligent Negro par
ty members and has greatly
increased it's reapect for them
and it's concern for their well
fare as citizens. The party has
shown a growing disposition to
appoint Negroes to important
positions of honor and to give
them the opportunity to bring
party councils a point of view
that only Negroes can contrib
ute. Arizona now has a fair en-
playment law that is one of the
best in any state and will un-
doubtedly be improved as it's
operation improve the climate
of racial tolerance in the state.
Atty. Pierce, whom the Repub-
licans brought to Phoenix this,
week, should understand that
the many empty seats at the
luncheon in his honor did not
mean that Phoenix Negroes do
not admire him as an able fell
low Negro but, when attending
an affair for him operates to
give a political color to their
actions at election time, they
must leave that doubtful honor
to his Republican friends. When
he comes to Phoenix as an i'm
dividual he will find that his
politics is no barrier to our perry
sonal regard for him.
Right now Negro Democrats
have an important political job
to do that means a great deal
to our future status locally and
nationally. We must see that,
Gov. Mcfarland is reelected so
that the local press will not have
more influence. over Arizona af-
fairs than is good for Arizona,
and so that a good solid man
of the people constantly increaS-
ing in stature, can continue the .
wise and considerate leadership
he is giving our state. We must
see that Mr.. Rhodes doesn't have
more chance to vote wrong on
all the social legislation that
must come up in the next Con-
gress. and that Mr.. Udall can
continue to be the fine liberal
influence in Congress his brief
tenure there has already proved
him to be. Mr.. Udall was a.
strong and active friend to Ne
groes long before he went to-
Congress and he must have Mr.
Mahoney as a good team-mate.
We must see that Adlai and
Estes carry Arizona and REIN
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Another Farewell
Porty Is Given
For the Georges

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Continued From Page b.
said, things are pretty fran
tic" for the Democratic con-
vention planners; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Morrison, and Senators
Beall. Bridges, Capehart, Cha
vez, Green. Hill. Kuchel, Me-
Clellan, Edward Martin Muir
ray. Sparkman, Thye, most
with wives.
Former Senator Tom Con-
nally of Texas, Senator
Georges predecessor as chair
man Of the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, was there
with Mrs. Connally. Others
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Ching, Associate Supreme
Court Justice and Mrs. Tom
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. B. M.
McKelway.
Mrs. George said she has
been ''practicing up" for shop
ping in Paris by buying new
clothes here for their trip
abroad, where Mr.. George will
become President Eisenhower
personal Ambassador to the
NATO powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15

Mrs. Willard de L. Michael.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Bohnak and Maj. and Mrs.
William P. Kenny. The State
Department was represented
by Mr.. Edward j. Rowell. who
is officer in charge Of Brazil
ian Affairs, and Mrs. Rowell.
Elsewhere on the service
scene yesterday was the lunch
con given by high officers Of
the Pentagon in honor of a
visiting nine-man Venezuelan
Military Mission who are visit
ing United States defense in
stallations under the auspices
of the Department of the Army.
Host at the luncheon at the
Pentagon, which was followed
by a military briefing session,
was Gen. H. o. Paxon, Deputy
for Continental United States
Operations, Army Intelligence
Gen. Paxson gave an ad-
dress of welcome to the visit
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Two Debutdntes
Bow at Parties
Continued From Page ]

Continued From Page B.,
interested in riding as well as
tennis and singing.
The Misses LisSante and
Theresa Powell, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Powell
had a dinner at the Metro
politan Club before the dance.
Others entertaining were
Miss Daviete Hill, older sister
of the debutante who also
asked friends to the Metropoli-
tan Club; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Purdy and Mrs. Fred Britten.
Another dinner before the
dance was given by the Direc-
tor Of the Mint and Mrs.
William Howard Brett. This
party was in honor Of Miss
Mary Margaret EN- m e t,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Leroy Emmett, jr.
Among the guests were the
Misses Anne TIL o m as and
Priscilla Plumb and the
Messrs. Alfred Friendly. jr.,
James r. Lowe, William Blum
din and Norman Lee Barr, jr.,
as well as Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Zant-
ringer will give q dinner for
Miss Hill on the 23d.
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|Brdzilidns
Are Feted

Continued From Page B.
ago, when he was consultant
to the Brazilian National War
College.
Among others who remained
for roast beef dinner and
samba dancing to an Air
Force orchestra were the
Brazilian Minister Counselor
and Senhora Camargo Neves,
Col. Joao Arelano dos Passos
Of the Brazilian Aeronautical
Commission and Senhora dos
Passos and Col. Antonio Car
los de Silva Muricy and 1t.
Col. Gastao GuimaraeS de
Almeida, both Of the Brazilian
Military Commission and their
wives.
American members of the
commission glimpsed on the
dance floor were Comdr. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15

standing TO girls aged 1915
years, win begin It's second
training course for volunteers
at / pm. tomorrow at the "Y. !"
901 Rhode Island avenue N. w.
The new program will con-
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Big Sisters
Plan Meeting

Big Sisters Of the District
of Columbia, a new volunteer
agency organized by the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA to provide
friendly counsel and under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15

ing officers. whose leader. Col.
Regulo Pacheco. commandant
of the Command Staff College,
responded for the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15

sist Of six meetings. to be held
on consecutive Saturday after
Moons and "Wednesday nights
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at 8 o'clock. All meetings win
be held in the Phyllis WheatIey
YwCA.
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.Mhrrf in Dtnr

yin Vluv snyWhsrs. Enjoy i o
Restaurant gIEIss;;' y TSsk '!s;' sR SAs
CHICKEN. sEAfooDs. LOBSTER Cham.
puano Cocktails wines beer Dinner
from $50, lunch from I5e. AiF.een-
ditioned. Free parking clossd Mem
duy. SIS So Wush. ST.. Alex. We.
Parties. Banauets, Recepti0na-
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VIII. 6-6484
MASS. AVE. EXT.
POTOMAC. MD

O4AtAOf 4NAAIs
An older 3-bedrm.. 1Ia-bath home
situated on beautiful, shaded. acre
garage and other buildings: $2l,500.
MODERN 2-BEDRM. HOME
On beautiful 1-acre lot; large liv,
rm. with corner fireplace, screened
porch; 2-car garage. Must be seen 70
be appreciated; SIS,900.
Call Mr., Mannar, PO. 2-3230
EDW. p FRY CO.
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BETH, AREA--we have 8 super
rom s@si;E4s sSS 'Si' I. IN VIas;ie sSsi.
ity neiehborhood. For further in-
formation call c. ,. WYvELL. oL
Evening star., 1956-08-16

ANNANDAIE AREA-3 bedrms., 9
baths. / bedrm. with outside en-
trance. Ample closet and storage
space. Close to both high school ard
elementary. Fenced yard Available
Sept; 1: S125. CL. 6-1S99 or CL.
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WANTED TO BUY small dry-ciean.
ing plant complete. will make rea-
sonable down payment on estab-
lished business. BOX 393-J. Star.
RESTAURANT. counter operation;
ideal for couple. Sail Sun. anytime
JU. 9-4626, weekdays CO. 6-96S3
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FOUNTAIN concessionaire for large
volume operation: heavy tradlc To-
cation. Excellent potential. Won
derful opportunity for conscien.
Larry. WO. 6-7T77 for appoint
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H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. s-s1C
ARLINGTON. VA.
COOP ApTs. FOR SALE

LARGE APARTMENT in ExcbI
SIVE NORTHWEST building. Tte
bedrooms, 9 baths. living rdr
2Ox25, library, large dining ron
pantry; kitchen; al the advanntae
Owner leaving city, must be ID
Call Mrs. Kraft, DE. 2-0671l 0
DE. $4,000. RANDALL H. HG
NER. Realtors, 1921 Conn. ave. "
NAYLOR GARDENS
S6.970-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. pm
kit and bath.
SS,350-2 bedrms., Iiv. rm.. bin
rm, kit. and bath. Also one 3ted
rn.. apt. Laundry and storage hci
lities avail. for each apt. $50 int.
all in unpaid bal. To inspect Zeal
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor. ] 2
1000.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ANDREWS FIELD AREA. J miles 10
West 0ate---Compietely redec spa.
eious, bedrms lge. util rm. /;
complete maintenance. Eiec and
hot water furniahed. sfco per mo
CY. 7-b0g3.
5000, ARL---2-bedrm house nr.
Wash, ard Lee shopplnE center
I'm. 3-507s DAYS. EN- 3-p20s, ewes.
BETHEsDA-3-bsdrm., 2.story bFich
Colonial. neviv decorated. excellent
location; t135 NO ~. q-34o0
CAPE Gods. RAMBLERs. coioniais
by OWNKR. n close-in Va. and Nd.
subur6L sli5 70 $3.50. OIL. i-6425.
ARL.-2.bedrm seEnidetaehed; de-.
airable location convenient schools
and transp.. 500. IA. e-oi26.
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I6THEsPASSsdr% ScnIs 9ai SsSs rec eTIsk s vsie &C.
ina distance LADY ef Eourdss
5gg3e Wis; ave. OIL. 2-212S; ewes.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETB ROOFlNG and sheet
metal CO.. 4 trucks. fiag equipment
and complete sheet metal shop
i Call ia. 6-7242 between $50
COR: GROC. STORE; $1,000 VIZ.
total pr. $500. co. 5-s74o.
EST. coin-operated business. Good
return. Can be sold In part to Mt
small or lge.. investor. Principals
only. Give refs. Box 70-J. Star.
MOTELS FOR SALE-AdVice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
onering recommendation on best
buys IN motels and sites. JOE H.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bldg.
ia. S-6700.
MOD. AIR-COND. LUNCHEONETTE.
new equip, doing nrly. 81 900 wkly:
hrs, 6:30-6; $4,000, $4,000 dn.
INSTALLMENT CLOTHING business
--Established over 20 years.
Valuable lease and good accounts
receivable; due to disagreement
Of partners this business can be
pSscha pSsehasssa st.r at a saerince, BOX
10 STAMP MACHINES, excellent To-
9-930S after 2 pm.
DELICATESSEN, must sell due to
liiness. Well equipped store on
main street. Arlington. Va. Air
conds. well established business.
MOTEL-one Of the best paying
small courts on y. s. No. l high
/ way. south Of Alex, Va. Call JOHN
HILL CARTER. Jr.. Realtor, 917
Prince St.. Alex, Va, KI. 9.0197,
day or night.
WANTED TO BUY small dry-ciean-
ing plant complete. will make rea-
sonable down payment on estab-
lished business. Box 393-J. Star.
RESTAURANT. counter operation;
ideal for couple. Sail Sun, anytime
JU. 9-462b, weekdays CO. 6.96S3
BAIL-BOND BUSINESs-Man With
exper.. and know-how wants backer.
in Wash. Very little. cash needed.
663s and RE. $780,.
FOUNTAIN concessionaire for large
| volume operation: heavy trafdc lo-
cation. Excellent potential. Won
derful opportunity for conscien.
Larry. WO. 6-7T77 for appoint
ment.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE = Seats
"a, beer license: across from uline
Arena: good steady year-round
business: same owner for B yrs.
1911 3rd st. ne. MR.. MCCLURE.
KWIK SHAKE INN, National drive-in
chain, featuring tremendous value
thick. shakes. KW1K burgers etc.
combined With fast service and low
profits. has new unit available to
responsible party, Average store
earns $4,000 yearly. Modest down
payment required, We train you
and set you up in business complete
ERREEzn zniSsr?tifa RM sfaes can a ~ rSsSEakSSs SsSaSs
RTES;TIAgRANT. EST AFl!ngton adt 6t1 blvd. near
net sis. 600. Price $4,000. SO.
00C down. JE. 2-9654.
OPPORTUNITY for GaithersbuTg
man: new. modern ebay porce-
lainized service station. for lease:
! main street.. 0aithersburg. Nd, !:
reasonable investment required;
immediate occupancy. Call Mr..
DUGAN. between Q and 4. ia.
Bladensburg I'd. ne. IL
NIGHT SPOT. Wash.'s most beautiful
night club NV. section: good
equip; short working hours; low
down payment. Good terms. Box
40O-Q, Star. 19e
MUST SELL on account Of death
tailoring, pressing and laundry
Spportnnity.' pSntSsi s'4E tx, s.sasS ssassiS ic1.en
RESTAURANT, FILLING STATION
Located on No. IL hwy. SO mi. from
1914.
RESTAURANT ct 14th and K NV,
/ Ideal location.
CHxS. d. sAoER, INC.
: 924 14th st. NV. ST. 3-4567
GENERAL MEDICAL. PRACTICE
i For Sale-Excellent Opportunity
Box 381-H, star
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SOMERSET

tconsinusa % Nsxt Passj
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SHEPHERD PARK-Det. 4-bedrm.
home, home ioc, on 18th st. north Of
Ssbsc MstsE RseS oor, HSsDsss SsDssd sSosss. coMpI
Choice loc.; rest Of houses in blk.
In $4,000 class. Moye-in cond.
Really worth your while at S1S,-
$50, $1,000 dn. Call JOSEPH
KINsK6EY. REgAAILdToR. ST. 3-b311;
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NR. WAITER REED HOsPITAL-

A GRACIOUS 6-bedrm. home. nr
the Cathedral: liv, rn., sunrm., Ii.
brary, din. rm., kit; powder rm
rms. and baths are on 2nd A..
recreation room in bsmt.; 2-cal
garage; INEz CUsHARD. REAL.
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BETHESDA OWNER SELLING :
Msdieai csntea srsa:' sbsarm 5a nn0 aSSti Hsya
brick !cape Cod with attached Ga
rage: large lot with huge trees, nieI
setting: recently redecoreted ant
truly 2 top suaiity-buiit home
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BETHEgDA--eLartling value, only
eSssS Ssdtm1 q fSE rsSs:s Ris:Hs 4 srifs y home 9
separate din, rm.; bsmt.; GARAGE;
Ees1pSi.sIs''n IsnSSSs nS6SSsE!aArE 81 .Bbt6cKyr 2yr.tn ~ ;
STs GSII SAMUEL Az uaazlco z B09LEY .;,T 4 or
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i FORT CRAIG

bedroom available. S7O.75: 1.
bedroom apt. furnished; availabl,
Sept. l.. 500. includes utilities. Fol
information, apply basement apt.
lO4 South Court House rd.. Airing
ton. ia. 5-J7S2
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED 3 AND i-B1DRNI. HOMES
in Alex. Arl. or Fairfax. Have
many clients waiting. TOWN 4
COUNTRY REALTY. TIE. 6.141b.
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APARTMENTS wANTR

FURNISHED bedroom, living foom,
kitchen; Sept. l to Dec. 81 vic.
Falls Church. or beyond. Boz $685.
@, Star. be-
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C0LORED = BARGAIN. 18th and
Kennedy. Detached. 8 rms. 2 baths,
powder rni., oil h.-w.h., vacant. like
new; lge. lot, gar. OWNER, OIL.
4-7SSS.
COLORED-I4th AND COLORADO
AVE.-Bungalow, det.; 1st a., bed
rn., pwdr. rni.: 8 bedrms. and bath
up. Gas h.-W.h.; front pch.. lge
yard, garage. Close to schools and
transp. CLAUDE SHIFLET, TU
2-0400, RA. 3-2679.
COLORED-VACANT = HERE ARE
TWO 4-BEDROOM HOUSES. 1854
Hobart st. NV, 1914 Gallatin st
NV; auto. heat: dec: full bSmt.
Name your down payment. Cali DE.
COLORED, 1414 DELAFIELD-Cor
ner built. BY doctor; detached brick;
garage: 8 rooms, 2 rooms for ONCE
Priced S21, 800. Cooperation with
brokers. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
COLoRED
Have 90 modern houses for sale.
all sections Of city. These homes
can be sold WITH NO DOWN PAY
MENT to purchasers Of good credit.
Phone for appt.
HU. 3-387S DE. 2-OO06
IOn
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HOUSES TO SHARE

VA. - LAKE BANCROFT - Retired
educated woman will share her
beautiful home. close to bus, CL
6-3467.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE to share
furnished home with widow and
daughter: nr. Boiling Field and
Andrews Base. 10. 2-4996.
COUPLE WITH / CHILD to share
nicely furnished house; private
room with semiprivate bath: ami;
reasonable. TU. 2-2S08.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Near Conn. and Cathedral
Avenues
5 BEDROOMS
VACANT
BEAUTIFUL CONDITION

BEAUTIFUL CONDITION
Recently renovated in very fine
taste throughout: side-hall entr.; 5
unusually lge. bedrooms. . baths,
large liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen,
full bsmt.. oil hot-water heat;
rear concrete porches. One block
from st. Thomas Catholic Church
and School and Sheraton-Park Ho-
r. A. HUMPHREYS
2 Mass. Ave. RealtorA Ma. 5000
COLORED - 1921 ALLISON ST.
N.W.-$500 down FOR lovely home.
Redec. throughout. z rms, 2 porch
es. Q baths, 2 kits. The buy of the
year. REINER REALTY CO.. 1Ol4
x st: NV. ST. 3-0344: ewes. OIL.
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Robert H. Kent & Co.
i'll Q-2Qn0
SILVER SPRING

$4,000. only $500 dn., 10 veteran.
Lee; Nv. I'm. With nrepl:. din; area.
m,odern kit;; enclosed porch; tEin:
.chocls and transportation. Cali WA.
6REENwoop KNoLIs REALTY CO,
SILVER SPRING-SPLITS
$2t, 75O--Just completed. new briekt
lee, Nv. rm.-din. rm. comb; de luxe,
sy SsaTispsd XII. M With ~ eating nas, v. sTss
rec. rm. with frspi.; s16,4oO. FHA
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHrD

lcOLoRED--l54e sEAT0N PL. NV
6.rm. row brick. gas heat: rent
ssssSsLro5S. ssssSs iRR:Rifss R:DisSr. ss 81 SsoSo I9SS l
COLORED-3 BEDRMs.i beautiful,
Temodeled; gas h.-a. heat. till
floors; ample kitchen cabinets, re-
frigerator; S75 monthly. NeAl
North Capitol and K. Ma. S-D257
coL0RED = 1918 NEWTON ST
N.W.--6 rms. kit. bath, bsmt..
encl. pouches: auto. gas heat: re.
dec: S125 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-G ST.-Nr. oath NV,
8 rms. and bath. h.-w.h.: lge. yard
S67 so. EN-. 3-9191.
lcOLoRED-8-RM, CORNER HOUSE
5th ST. AND DELAFfELD PL. NV
LOselys ssTs corner Ss sS S5lek hens sSe y sS
are tops. Reliable party with refs
caii EN-. 2-S7i7.
CoLoRED-2. 8 AND 4 BEDROOMe
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6t
COLORED-RENT AND BUY
Petworth: brick Colonial. redec.
rms. bsmt.. garage. ST. 3-4415
TU. 2-S563.
COLORED
611 Mass. ave. NV rms. anc
bath. automatic heat: S97.50.
2So7 virginis ave. n.w.-6 rms.
iss7 An st. n.w.-4 rms. bath
auto heat: SIS.
80. SSls sad pix st. n.e.-4 rms. and
1910 Benning I'd. s.e.-5 rms. and
bath: -S57 so -
1917 18th st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4
10 TO IL ROOM HOUSES
$40 mo Mr.. BEACON. AD. 4.4ess
COLORED
1926 Quincy st. NV rms, kit.
and bath; S125 mo.
1920 Kramer st.. n.e.-4 rms. kit.
and bath; $50 mo.
WASHBURN T. MAIZE
lQoh Nav Ynrk Ave- HT A.0A1k
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ROILINGWOOD

Custom built brick rambler on 4
area s9sESo lsns ss sttSSsiy. tSS Sth .nsg SDng
above-ground recreation room also
has fireplace. 3 excellent bedrooms,
2 baths. screened porch. garage and
q beautiful rear yard. W. 3.
WRIGHT. EN- a-hRfn I'll q
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR Excn.

CLEANING-oDD JOBS DONE IN
ExCH. for :2-bedrm. apt. in nice
Snlse srss PDto 1SSse SCs sssi ar sIaStvoSd Si MS
Station. Wash, D. c.
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BROYHILTON
APIS

VICINITY GLEBE RID AND
LEE hwy. NORTH ARLINGTON
One block shopping center res.
!aurants and buslines. conven.
lent to all schools and churches
minutes from Pentagon via Georgs
Wathington parkway
New fireproof apis Plency o!
closets and storage space. lge rms
on-Stfeet parking mod. completely
Sguipped Kitchen; fenced.in equipped
playeround. master TV antenna
'Auncss ..aEelll1lnI1e%so..c ..aEelll1lI1e%s 40.
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COMPLETE ROOFING and shee,
metal CO.. 4 trucks. fiag equipment
and complete sheet metal shop
Call ia. 6-7242 between 0:30-
cor. dRoc. sToRE; $1,000 VI.
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Colonial Investment Co.

CHEVY CHASE
/. This new spllt-levei home has 4
bedrms., 3 baths, sep. dining rm.,
S29,050. Call Wo. 6-23O0 until 3 +,
pm.
EDw. JE.:W T.; JONES N. !. !. q : CO. INC.
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BETHEsDA-PARKWOoD = immac.
sI, gIsts a;i s:bsdIGom Drk; rambler i VII
liv. rm.. all-elec. kit, dishwasher
disposal, immense fun basement;
$1S,9b0, assume S16.100 OF loan
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4l1;
eyes 0I, 0-AREA
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CHEVY CHAsE-Colonia brick home
containing Q rms, 2 baths, finished
waii carpet. Can be bonsht with
$4,000 cash and assume S21. .00C
4AsS loan; payable S160 per mo-
including taxes and insurance Cal
WO. $4,000 until 0 pm. EDW. H
JONES q CO., INC, Chevy Chase
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BETHESDA, whitehall Manor =
Charming white brick Williamsbura
In delightful community Of fine
homes. 1st A., bedrm. and bath.
De luxe recreation rm. with extra
bedrm. and bath in bsmt.. screened
porch, garage, level shaded lot;
vacant; 41sss financing. Call Mrs.
RssG,,i gstsy iKenHnsr' pIglMy; EN-; ,is sss1ss with
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcent.l

s-BEDRM. BRK: HOME With full
ss@s ss.aIcn IN sso AI1 Der %%sdisis %S Sssss RTs
REALTY. 500 s. Wash. st.. Falls
Church. Va, JE. 2-3110.
202O 3rd ST. NE. and 232 v st.
n.e.-3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. kit.
fun basement nr. TRANSPORTATION.
THos; z JAERE1LJLs CO.. 72i 10th
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Near Franklin and Flower

Huge 4-bedrm. brick Colonial, 1
bedrm. and bath, Ice. liy. rm.. din.
rm,. table space In kit, Ist hoor:- 3
twi,nIsized bedEns; and bath. End a.:
porch, garaee. wooded lot.
CALL FOR INSPECTION
WiHloSoIp5s1pE WI REAilLITrY ilI r ccoo.
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MOTEL-one Of the best paying
small courts on U. s. No. 1 high
way, south of Alex, Va. Call JOHN
HILL CARTER. Jr.. Realtor, 917
Prince ST.. Alex, Va, KI. 9-0197
day or night
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HOUSES COR sALE-Mp.
Colonial Investment Co.

BETHEsDA-Rambler near Brad
ley School; good lot with many
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
kit, spac. screened porch, 3 nice
bedrns., 2 baths. Asking 500, 900.
Call RE. 7-6650 til 0 pm.
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SILVER SPRING. Hillandaie area
bier. din. rm.. large modern kit.
garb. disp., elee. stove and refgr..
2 firepls., . baths. plenty Of closets:
tree-shaded yard. full daylight
bsmt.; Sl65. mo. Call OWNER,
HE. 4-9503.
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AURORA HILLs-3-bedrm. brick; s
min. Pentagon; fenced yard. Full
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BgIaEIsDA, rs A near ,,,y! wilson lane ant
Bier; entrance hall ? twin BED.
arate din. Tm.. Big kitchen, Tarage
But; bUcst;p 10 sys sose ssrs cal SusE sIM5Ef Ri
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CHEVY CHASE
CLUB AREA
CHEVY CHASE MAN0R

close-in location. walking distance
rambler with aboVe-ground basement
and playroom: 3 bedrooms, den, ia
baths on entry level; screened porch;
lot 65x120. The price Of S23. $50,
presents real opportunity. w. B.
WRIGHT. EN-, $4,000 It'll 0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BEIHESDA-S1 300 cash, Sl50 pei
mo. buys this immac. 4-bedrm.. 2.
bath brk. Cape God; foyer entr.
big lily, rm. with nrepl.. din. rm.
mod; kit, and rear scr. porch over
S S0E5s9 5.m. TER Sar rec onT1 T% sstss6 giss rsP
v; BERRNs jR.. CO.. EN-. 2-7s6C
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CHILLUM AREA-$i2,bO0. Modern
3-bedrm, semidet. brick homes; LIST
mr.. powder rr1: garbage disposal
bsmt. RA: 3-6552. AUERBAcH 4