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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
IHymon Gets Conrtuct
For U. of Nd. Library

BALTIMORE, Mar. 8 H9.-
The contract for construction OF
a library on the University Of
Maryland's College Park campus
has been awarded by the Board
of Public Works to the George
Lyman Construction Co. OF
Washington.
The Hyman company's base
bid was $2,354.000, compared to
an appropriation of $1,000, 00O
for the project. But by leaving
out certain library equipment
and a wall around the parking
lot, the total cost was reduced
to S2.O28.OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Easter Seal Sale
Will Beqin Friday

The Arlington and Fairfax
chapters of the Virginia Society
for Crippled Children and Adults
will begin their 1856 Easter seal
sale Friday.
Easter seals are being mailed
now to homes throughout the
counties by the two chapters.
The campaign, which will con-
tinue through April 10, will fea-
ture the observance of a ma
tional Crippled Children's Day.
|on March "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

velopers of a tract referred to
as Congressional Club Estates
near Macarthur boulevard and
Persimmon Tree road. Request
ed was. coming for half-acre
minimum lot sizes.
In other zonir g recommends
lions, the planr is turned down
a commercial l -zoning request
from the Gree4belt Land I'm
provement Corp. for an automo-
bile repair station to be operated
by the Greenbelt Consumers Co.
operative on Southway road near
the National Guard Armory in
Greenbelt.
Bulletin Will Be Available
The planners denied approval
to a Montgomery County Coun-
Gil proposal to include recrea-
tional and entertainment estab-
lishments, including swimming
pools, among permitted uses in
local commercial zones. At pres
ent permission to operate sports
stadiums, swimming pools. mini
ature golf courses and billiard
parlors must be obtained
through a special exception per-
NIT ruled on by the County
Board of Appeals.
The commission announced
that 5000 copies of a new tech
meal bulletin giving detailed
data on residential neighbor'
hoods in the regional district o.
nearby Maryland will be avail.
able for free public distribution
On March 81.
Two thousand copies of a mar
outlining the preliminary master
plans of schools, parks and rec
reation will be on hand March
18 in the commissions Silver
Spring and Riverdale Offices anc
in public libraries in Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
By ERNEST b. VACCARO
Associated Press STAFF Writer

RICHMOND, Mar. 8 R.-
Most top Democrats agreed today
that unless United States Sena-
tor Harry F. Byrd supports his
party's nominee for President
this year, President Eisenhower
probably will carry Virginia
again.
Robert Whitehead, a leader of
the anti-Byrd faction in the
Democratic Party, told this re-
porter that if the rival groups
united behind the candidate,
WED have a good chance OF
returning the State to the Demo-
cratic fold"
Otherwise, he said, II don't
see how we can win He said
Senator Byrd's support is vital
to victory.
$4,000 Vote Margin
Senator Byrd refused to sup
port Adlai Stevenson in 1852 be-
cause he said he considered Mr..
Stevenson's views too much the
same as former President Tru-
mans on labor, civil rights and
other issues. While Senator Byrd
did not publicly indorse Mr.. Eli
senhoWer, the Republican candi-
date carried the State with a
margin of $4,000 votes.
Senator Byrd is keeping silent
so far on the newly announced
candidacy of Mr.. Eisenhower
and that of Democrat Stevenson,
who has Mr.. Whitehead's open
support.
Those close to Senator Byrd
say he is not too enthusiastic
just now about either Mr.. Eisen-
hover or Mr.. Stevenson in view
of developments on the civil
rights and racial fronts, But
they say he regards Senator Ke-
fauver, Democrat of Tennessee,
and New York Gov. Averell Har-
riman with even less favor.
Senator Kefauver is out cam
paigning for the Democratic
nomination. Gov. Hartman is
an inactive" candidate.
! A check of leading Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

The annual Alexandria Trade
Show sponsored by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce opens to-
morrow at the Roller Skating
Arena, 807 North st. Asaph
street.
Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican of Virginia, will be mas
ter of ceremonies at the formal
opening at 7:30 pm. The doors
will open at $50.
James r. Keck, United States
Chamber of Commerce official,
will speak at the opening cere-
monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
MARYLAND-V VIRGINIA NEWS
Reese Hints He'll Hold
Present County Tax Rate

County Manager M. l.. Reese
limited broadly last night that he
intends to hold Montgomery
ICounty's tax rate at its $2.O3
level this year.
Speaking before. the Silver
Spring Board of Trade. he said
THE assessable tax base for the
Il956-57 fiscal year will be $845
million, compared with $760
million this year.
At the $2.03 rate. the tax base
will produce Sill million for
county operations, exclusive OF
State and Federal grants.
Asked by william B. Wheeler.
q delegate to the General Assem-
bly,, whether the amount would
|be sufficient to hold the tax
lime, Mr.. Reese commented:
eff you increase your tax base,
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it may not be necessary to IN
crease the tax rate" He de-
clined to elaborate.
The new base will yield SIT
million in new revenue. In
creased appropriation for
schools are expected to swallow
up this sum-and more, If
teachers salaries are raised to
the level sought by the Mont
gomery County Education Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Reese urged support of his
efforts to lure new industry to
the county, to take the burden
off residential property. He said
that by 1858. a tax base Of $1.2
billion will be needed. to produce
the $24.4 million he expects will
be needed to finance county gov
eminent and schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Air Petrol Exhibit

Training equipment will be
exhibited by the Takoma Park
Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, at
an open house for parents and
friends at 8 pm. today in the
Takoma Park Firehouse base
'ment. Carroll and Philadelphia
avenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
DC. toCIose ;
Major Sewers
For Inspection

The District will close three
major sewers for Inspection dur
ing the coming week.
During inspection, an esti-
mated total of nearly 800 million
gallons Of raw sewage will be
diverted into the Anacostia
River.
One Of the lines to be checked
lis the East Side interceptor.
which collects sewage from the
Northeast section Of the city west
|of the Anacostia. It is six feet
lin diameter. It was built in 1900
and was last inspected in 1854.
13,0O0-Foot Section
Under inspection will be a
rs, 000-foot section from the
vicinity of the National Guard
Armory to the main pumping
station near New Jersey avenue
Sc. The sewage will be diverted
into the river at a rate of so
million gallons daily through an
outlet behind District General
Hospital. The inspection is ex-
|pected to last two days, begin
ming tomorrow.
The other examinations will
be made in the two 10-foot-
diameter outfall sewers between
the main pumping station and
the Naval Research Laboratory
near the sewage treatment plant.
Last. Inspection in 1852
These two lines total $4,000
feet. Neither has been inspected
since 1912. The check to be made
March IA is expected to last one
day. It will be made by mainte-
nance men cruising in a rowboat
af1oat in sewage from the section
of the city east of the Anacostia.
The sewage from the rest of
the city will flow into the river
at the pumping station at a rate
Of 1855 million gallons daily.
You can't vote in the Dis
trict If you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
fpofinp1 hoo 4 r,So rfare ~. c-o,,xL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
AFTER THE DECISION
Democrats See Virginia
Pivoting on Byrd's Nod

One in series Of articles by Associated
Press political reporters. who ore
surveying the situotion in the light
Of President Eisenhower's decision to
seek second term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

You can't vote in the Dis
trict If you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
trati0n headquarters on ground
floor of the District Building.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-06-08
VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD,
BY SOURCE IN DARE 1854

The value of products sold in
1854 by operators of 80 farms in
Dare County was $7,156, according
to a preliminary report of the 1854
Census of Agriculture published
by the Bureau of the Census, U. s.
Department of Commerce. This was
two years ago. PREDICTION appears
less this year.
The value of all crops sold was
$2,278 and included 1886 for field
crops, $3.50 for vegetables, $S42
for fruits and nuts, and No Data
for horticultural specialties.
The value Of all livestock and
livestock products was $4,853 and
included no data for dairy products,
$763 for poultry and poultry prod
ucts, and $4,1O0 for livestock and
livestock products.
The value of forest products sold
from the county's farms was $25.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-06-08

The u. s. aircrafs carrier Sara
tOea is the sixth U. s. vessel so
nsssse3 ~ - Z < ~ e
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-06-08

eadng Firms and Boosters te Long Rood Down fe Curl
Aoyock and cuuck Sound They Offer Welcome TO the Peo
Their Trips Awuy From Home and Their Visitors En- Roufe
Drive the Hghwoy in cuuc You Will Find These Places Open
eice Avudbe These Firms Welcome You Whether You Stop
Of Day. Friends Are So Often Worth More Thon Money and
Cufuek and Dare Hove Worked Together for Splendid Prog
tLand -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON o. c. MARCH 49, 1855
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY sHOP--Modern, air-condi-
toned; NV, section. Cali ia, o.
FOR Or SALE a.Eet BEcAu Ri OF ILLNESS.
Well-est. chicken and eRg route,
with Sat. delivery only. can be
made into full-time, good money
maker; best cash offer. Tu, q
SNACK BAR, money maker. sacri.,
hours. XII. s.s4si or RA. e.5ss5.
WILL HELP FINANCE pulp wood or
No. Car. site, long rail-. river front.
NO. 7-7773 or BOX 300. star.
SUPER MARKET, doing nice bus: all
new store MIXTURES, equipment. with
s Rssf Gn'yd ,s ssS5s in sssoos area
GROCERY. nearby Arlington. fos5
gross sales. $4,000; same owner,
and barrel only 81 500. Terms
s TSsaos With Ypo iSsSsYR r4 Gs H yG
GROCERY ssToREh wit With large Twins
brick bldg. 3, On corner lot located
HRc nearby s:n, Va; pyg,ssiid ests6lishfd
With terms For further inforna.
ton call Mr., Brown, with YEoNAs
REALTY. IA, $1,000: ia. 7-1243,
%
FOR sALE--Established. wholesale.
bread and roll route in Metropoii-
tai, premium products. Ju. 7-so4s
ROADSIDE DINERS, stainless steel,
new and Of most modern design
Of sll-steel construction, being Of
fersd for immediate delivery;
sssnts invited. Boz TAO, stsr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Strout Bus. Catalog

Mailed FREE! Auto cts. gas sta,
sIoTes. farms, homes. etc. 38 States,
2.9li bargains described. WORLDS
LARGESTi So years service.
SrROUT REALTY, 234-N. Wood
ward Bldg. washington. steTllng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
HOUSES UNFURHlsHED
Unusual Rental

Tor those who can afford the finest
This beautiful home Is located on
q 1 acre lot featuring 3iz baths. 4
bedrooms. maids room. Tecr. room
with fireplace, Gear garage. BAN
ouet size dining room. pine paneled
den with fireplace, beautiful kiteh-
en- with breakfast room: perfect
condition: wonderful for enter
tanning. Shown By appt. only.
S2a5 per month.
j. FULLER Groom Co.
Sunday call XII. S-Sis4
Other times IA. 7-76O4
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Merryfield 6, Woods
BARNABY WOODS
$685. 32nd PLACE NV.
Open Sunday. IL Til 5
$32,500

Spaeiousness and charm
arc immediately apparent
wRen you step into this lovely
home containing not only
large living and dining rooms
but powder room, den and
family room opening onto
private garden. 3 large twin
size bedrooms and 2 baths
comprise the second floor.
Large recreation room with
bar, maids room and bath:
Gear garage IN basement.
For information can Mrs.
FlatheF. HO. ..-3133.
DIRECTIONS; Western ave.
10 Pinehurst circle, around
circle TO WcrthinRton. turn
right 10 32nd place and left
TO house.
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$50, 600 AND SERVICES
80, will invest or buy
fully.
Box 3s6-D. Star
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LOCATIONS

LOCATIONS
virslnis Beach blvd, London Bridge
va
25th ct. and wickham ave. New.
Routes SIS and 4eo. sutfoik. Va.
Route los. near Groom I'd. War
west side Of Cottage Toll road
Norfolk. Va
18th and Lincoln ats, Portsmouth
Va.
eth and CRANKY sts., Norfolk, Va
Princess Anne I'd. and Standard st
warwick I'd and Center st.. War.
wick, Va.
North King st., near LANGLEY circle
Hampton, Va.
Contact SUN OIL COMPANY. p. o
Box lilo. 745 0faydon avenue
Norfolk. Va. Phone Madison 2.
-7173. Minimum capital required;
good profit possibilities: training
program available; good salary.
90
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

------s----.-- ---.----------------------~
ARL. - 3-bedrm.. unfurn. house;
reasonable. convenient 10 elem.
school. OIL. 8-5319. ~
SPECIAL CLIENT with small family
and servant desires nicely furn.
home suitable for gracious enter
tainmsnt. WIN take long lease up
are Mass. ave. and Cleveland PARK,
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD tcol., USA
A Sfs 1 I'M si HOMES NEEDEDAw.
have flne tenants for homes In NV.
d. c. and nearby Nd. Free APP
praisal: no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. b-6242,
COUPLE. no children, desire rent
unfurn. 3-bedroom, 2-bath house,
dining room, NV, Wo. $4,000. be-
r iMssn sba House., 4 bedrooms;
Spring Valley. Wesley Heights area /;
will pay about $500 mo. Box 396-D
RENT FEB. I5--4 bedrms.: mr.. all
schools: pref. 81, Spg. area or
exchange equivalent. Write 1 Do
MONT. 2l2 Carmel ave-. Pied
mont, Calf. or phone JU, 7-5769.
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING
The rental OF your property In the
Fails Church. Fairfax Co. area,
please feel free TO call or write for
fun information on our rental
management service.
ARFAx REALTY. INC.
Box g. Falls Church JE. 2-l450
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C. ]. YOUNG

% ROOMS. 6 BATHS
Boarding. inc. quoted $500 mthly.,
long lease: oil heat. beaut. furn..
SspoC f %snt. SIS; ss6oo d Down 9 caii
R RI mi
IL rms 4 baths. Rent $3.50: inc.
quoted quot $500 e.o oiI heat; Z spts,' some
Ia ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Rent Si75, Near Kalorama and Conn.
Inc. quoted 1878: oil heat, nicely
igril;; very clean, Owner must sell;
LIQUOR, RESTAURANT
And 9 rms. . baths Rent 5000
Excel. NV. Approx, 1bss bar. Owner
quotes $500 wkly net protit: -. 900
handles cal Ross
NEWS AND DELIC.
And 9 rmt.; 14th near Park I'd. Inc.
quoted 1000 mthiy., same owner
; yrs. heavily stocked. A real buy
for 5000; wants $1,000 down.
LARGE DRIVEN
Nearby Nd. Legal slots. newly equip
slot mach money. Rent S276, long
lease; $4,000 handles. Call Mrs
Honeycutt
DRY CLEANING
And tailoring. Very large room.
Hoffman press, Singer sew. mach.
plenty Of racks, full equip kitchen
Owner quotes $3.50 wkly; $1,000
cash total price.
MOTEL, 40 ROOMS
And diner. Intersection . main high
ways, in South Carolina. APPROX 5
acres. Rates SIS TO 81 day; diner
shows APPROX. $4,000 yriy. net
pEofit, motel shows bic net profit
also: S65,00O handles. We. have
noneymaker, be sure 10 call US
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 1880
l02N Vermont Ave. NV. SUITE sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
HOUSES uNFuRNIsHED
JUNE IN JANUARY

3-bedrm. brick house with 22-ft,
WALls-To-WALL CARPETED iV.
nm. bright new kit. with eatinE
space: de luxe stove, new freezer
top refgr., CABINETS GALORE,
automatic washer; located On dead
end street Of nice .neighborhood In
heart Of Arlandria at the cross
roads OF schools shopping and
month to family who Will give good
care. Please call IA. 5-O03l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

coMPLETELY REDECoRATINo
SIS Tuckerman st. NV.
Excel; semidet. brk, home mr., Calvin
Coolidge High: 3 bedrms.; liv. rm,,
din. rm., kit; full bsmt.; gas h,-w.
neat: garage; Key at 5l7; rent
300 per mo. II. q. SMITHY Co,
III 18th st NV. ST. $4,000.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
FALLS CHURCH AREA
FREMONT GARDENS bedrooms,
separate dining room bsmt., front
Snd side screened porch, fenced
P1MM1T HILLs--we have several
homes available In this area. with
added attractions
TYLER PARK bedrooms, full
bsmt.,. screened porch, fenced yard.
SOUTH WoODLEY-2-bedrm. con
temporary rambler, carport. screen
HOLMES RuN-.3-bedroom con,.m.
porsry rambler with den. earport,
dishwasher. disposal.
TYLER PARK edrm. Cape Cod
tull bsmt., fenced yard.
FAlRFAx--4-bedroom Cape Cod.
separate dining room; mr.. Kamp
HILLWoo D-3-bedroom Cape Cod
NoRTH wooDIEY ~ s.bedroOm
a ET,a nHl,; fIll vbss.mt.,, earport.
ionial; fireplace, screened porch,
BRYLi ns pARK-s-b.droom .pl,,
Level; 2 baths, screened porch. rec.
nm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ram
bier: 2 baths; full bsmt.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
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SALE OR RENT
$500 DOWN

1866 Delafield pl. NE.
Six-rm, brick; ga baths, I'm. recr
nm. fenced-in rear yard.
432 Jefferson St. NV.
ElRht-rm. brick row. Ia paths
fenced-in rear yard.
407 Madison st. NE.
Six.-rm.. 2-bath brick: fenced-in real
yd, off-street parking.
e1s ouintans st. NV.
Also; the following Md; properties;
44l2 Bigsbee Rd., wheaton
6647 23rd Pl., Hyattsville
1907 Seth Ave. Riverdais
ZIPKIN, INC.
HyAttsvills. Nd. On. A-SBOC
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451s SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
6-room brick; $ bedfms.. . baths,
woodworking fireplaees. Rec. rm.
garage: near new Prov. Hosp. Good
transp. Sl35. LA. 6-7845.
do MARSHALL !; MAPLE CO.
C0LoRED-69OL ST. NEG rms,
3 Ike. bedlms.. top eond. ReaS. LII
1-6174; Ii. 7-025S. ga
CoL0RED-si0T Ist ST. N.w.-I0
rms. . kitchens, newly decorated.
Saas heat. ga baths: Sl60. AID, A.
coLoRED-ss4 4 ST. N.E.-com-
pieteiy redeeorsted 9 nice lge. rms;
ACACIA REALTY co, INC, as5
You st. NV. HU. 3-46l4. -22
COLORED-60 FLA. AVE. N.W.-6
rms. and bath. h..w-h.: $50 mo-
c. NJ. WASHINGTON. RA. 6-7406.
coLORED - 1900 SHEPHERD ST.
S.W.-A lovely corner white brick
house; carpetinR. JU. S-2S0i. -
C0LoRED-aiINNESoTA AND EAST
ERN AtES.-2-bedrm. row brick;
gas heat: $3.50 per mo JOHN l.
COLORED-isss DEXTER TER. Sc.
dren accepted. AID. 4.7I39.
COLORED-1400 A ST. s.E.-7 lEe.
bright rooms and bath; gas h.-w.h..
SSi 80 EN-. 3-54o7.
CoLoRED-654 MORRIS PL. NE
Or. b.: cleo, h.-wh.; cellar; SIS
per mo. A, L. GRINDLEY. 1872
N. Y. ave.
cOLORED 1918 FLORIDA AVE.
N.E.--5 rms. and bath; only $50
mo-: eony. ne. loo; house TO be
redec. Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-134l DUBOIS PL. Sc.
-Semidet. brick: 8 rms, bath and
full bsmt.: auto. gas heat; new
cond.; sos mo Call CO. 6-6222.
COLORED--346t cath ST. Sc
3 rms. bath and fun bsmt.; semi
det;: auto. gas heat: So7 so mo.
COLoRED-53Oi Z ST. s.E.-4
rooms. bath. electricity: $3.50
mo. NE. $4,000. "a
coLoRED-ssl 10th ST, s.w.--5
rms, kit. and bath. gas heat; S7b
mo. Can CO, $3.50.
coLoRED-uPPER NORTHWEST
Q rooms and bath; gas heat; Sl26.
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Money-Making Grocery
Est. 1875; $4,000 sales reported
last yr.; on hwy. in large town:
completely stock and equipped:
800 mo. rent: lease 10 1868: O
steal" at $4,000. L. z. Narrower,
~6TROUT REALTY, Hws. No. CAB.
Hollywood. Nd. Bsrgain Lists
mailed free.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bill
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JANUARY &c. 1853
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ALEXANDRIA
WARWICK VILLAGE

3-bedrm. homes, S11b mo-: play
grounds. Individual basement West
inghouse washer, drier .refgr. gar
barge disposal also garden: SOUND.
close by; q minis, Pentagon. Open
B to . daily including Sundays,
Mt. Vernon Aye. and Kennedy st.
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HOTEL

% rms. q baths, oil heat: very
clean, well decorated, excellent fur
niture; good downtown location
DUE TO BAD HEALTH. 81 900
TOTAL PRICE.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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ROOMING HOUSE

IA rms. 3D. baths; very good fur
niture; newly decorated; large back
yard; rent, $3.50 mo; good lease:
HU 3-3670; wk. DAYS, RE. 7-siI2.
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bar; nets $1,000 mo-; tnveStlgate.
SANDWICH SHOP. owner suaran-
tees approx. $3.50 day; short
hours. closed Sun
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DRY CLEANING
NO MONEY DOWN
ONE-MAN GROCERY

Owner quotes 5000 wkly.: Nv. qttS. /;
immed. possession; hrs. s TO 2;
nicely equip: priced low At $500
complete: exclusive.
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n1orr.1 q ron SALE

MoTELS FOR SALE
Gated: air conditioned: new In
1858. Large Groom apt, for own
er; swimming pool, modern furn-
iShings. and appointments. Re-
auireg substantial cash and expert
enced operator
REALTY CO. IA. s-S46s
4613 Lee Hwy, Ariinston, Va.
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ARFAX REALTY, INC.
JE, 2-l4b0
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CHEVY cHAsE-Excellent brick cor
ner; garage; refinished interior.
BURLEITH--6 large rooms; rec.
room, garage, nice. $4,000.
CAPITOL HILL--Artistic restored
brick. Sacriflce. S14,700. ACTS,
AID. 2-2HTb. 2bs
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SELF SERVICE MKT, N. E.
Owner quotes over $1,000 wkly: rent
only $3.50 mo closed Sun A GOOD
bus al $4,000 complete with
$4,000 stock; see and be convinced.
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NV: owner quotes 500 wkly. Same
owner 10 yrs. tired. must sell Fix
lures, equipment and stock worth
double the asking price OF $4,000,
terms; exclusive.
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1000 DOWN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ont

No hter: owner quotes $1,000 wkiy.
mostly cash; very little competition
Owner leaving for Miami: rust b.
sold.
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ATLAs-souTHERN BLDG
Ma. $1,000 EN-. 2-3033
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,lb PRINCETON DR.. ALEX
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with 2 hreplaces. rec. rm.. scr
porch, garase. dishwasher and dis
posal. Never been rented. Avail.
Feb. at $3.50.
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829 22nd ST. NV.
2e39 EYE ST. NV.
1855 EYE ST. NV.

This Is our prize unIcm~ aeied house,
! S Il. vide. with q baocmcnt and
in block that is being completely
Temodeied.
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fiat, is Mozart at his greatest
music of perfect form, brilliant
display, gentle brooding. and I'M
expected turn of phrase.
Then followed the witty and
profound 'Kakadu" variations of
Beethoven. a piece which is per-
formed only once in a blue moon.
One wonders why-and one Won
ders further why nobody pro-
grams more of the Beethoven
music with opus numbers higher
than 100. A fine Beethoven fes-
Itival could be held consisting OF
nothing but such works.
The MesSrS. Hillman, Portney
and Engberg were apparently toe
name, but their performances
were no less spirited and SYM
modest to give their ensemble a
pathetic for all their anonymity.
There are times when it is