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IL. J. BressIer, 46,
Partner in Firm
OF Poultry Dealers

Edward julius Bressler. AZ, a
partner in the poultry firm Of
Morris Bressler q Co.. had a
heart attack yesterday at the
firm. 1854 Fourth street NE,
and was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Casualty Hospital.
Born in Philadelphia, Mr..
Bressler came to Washington in
the 1920s when his father moved
here to begin the firm. Morris
Bressler died in 1852.
A veteran Of Army service in
World War II, Mr.. Bressler lived
ct 1447 Thirty-fifth street NE.
He is survived by his widow,
Louise. and a daughter. Bonnie,
both Of the home address. Also
surviving are three brothers and
three sisters. Max T., 1851 Yer
bena street NV, and Samuel
H.. 1905 Falstone avenue. Be-
thesda, who were partners in the
business: Hogath. Of Aroos-
took County, Me-: Mrs. Meyer
Sussman. 9l0l Crosby street,
Silver Spring: Mrs. Bernard
Goldstein, 625 Sherman street,
Chillum. and Mrs. Martin Gold
berg. 724 Jefferson street NE.
Services will be held at 2:3O
pm. Sunday at the Danzansky
funeral home, 350l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
King David Cemetery.
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Mrs. Leizeor, o6,
Petworth Church
Member 40 Years

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Leizear,
who would have been 81 in July,
died yesterday at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, 5000
New Hampshire avenue NE,
where she had lived for the past
four and . half years.
A resident Of Washington for
about SIS years. she was the
widow Of Elijah Leizear. who
died so years ago.
Before coming to Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leizear lived fol
about ten years in Sligo, now
part Of Silver Spring. Mrs
Leizear was born In Ellicott City,
Md, on July IL. 1860.
Before moving to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Mrs
ILeizear had lived for many years
with her niece. Mrs. Sarah r
Onyun. in the Petworth. section
of Washington. For more thar
40 years she was q member Of
the Petworth Methodist Church
and Ruth Chapter No. /, Order
of the Eastern Star.
She is survived by several
nieces and nephews.
Eastern Star services will be
held at the S. H. Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. at 7:45 pm. tonight. Flu
neral services will be held at 3
pm tomorrow. with the Rev,
Ralph Smith, pastor Of the Pet
worth Methodist Church. ofiici-
ating. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Park Cemetery.
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WnTIE, MARY }. on Thursday. Nag
ave- AZ 1871 ays 81 hsE residence ss3s 4Ot
1eneta, Cleo. John and Thomas white
She also = survived By two Grand.
children; Mrs; Gilbert Pals and Mr.
c co1Dn Ersn ana snd I've sisters, Anns
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave.
HHyattsyilie; Nd; Mass at 81. Jerome's
Satnolic Church. Hyattsyills. Nd. on
and friends invited. interment Evans.
TAIfLEx: JAMES r. suddenly. ..
sis Sd. Msz Il i MaiT a Ro &.
loved husband q. Helen Whitley snd
brother Of Mrs. Marsaret CiegE. Also
surviving are three aunts.. one uncle
s Haa host Of other relatives and
dsy. May Is. 81 ] pm. At the Mount Mount
Calvary Baptist Church, Lincoln Park
Roekville, Nd. the Rev. Henry Davis
omeiatns. Interment Sandy Spring
WILLIAMS, EsTELLE @. On Thur,.
day. May %. Ig57, at her residence
North Beach. Nd, ESTELLR q. Will
L1AMR. daughter of Mary and I'M
nle James w Williams. sr.; sister Of
Of Mrs. Helen Foran. Friends mss
esn q the Lee Funeral Home. 4tk
81; and Mass. ave. ne, where Services
VIII be held on Saturday. May 35
csemssitssg1, pm. intermsnt Cedar mi
WILLIAMS: NETTIE Z. On Tuesday
May 81, 1857. 81 the District GenersI
Hospital. NETTIE g. WILLIAMS 81
80 IN 81: nv. beloved mother 81
n nqs Holi s.. Jessie HaTm. BarbAra
Howard. Bernard. George and Lewis
MilnAms; sister Of Mary Pettiford,
Soda Cash and Irene Henry. She
s sIsS ,r y ssrviysS p other relative.
Friday. May "a. where ssTv,es. p 1ilj
be held on Saturday. May IS. 81 L go
pm. Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. RUSSELL THOMAS. on
Lnnrsd1y. May 90. 1857. ct the Ne.
THOMAS WILLIAMS q sss ljniSe Szt1
blvd; East, beloved husband Of Amelia
Stirling. brother Of Earl W. Williams
ma Laura Mae koons and MIRA Der.
Mar. ssiriins. s .rSiees !. &. 5 .I H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2QOf i4th
st. nv. on Monday, May "a. at ii
n; tparking faeilitiel. lntefmsni
S 9.ores Warrington Memorial PARK
ss. 1857. MAHrk C. y wi fLnSusSA & IN
North GARFIELD 81. Arlineton, va, wife
q the late william B. Wilson. mother
q william n and Earl I. Wilson,
whsiI. she also /; survived i' 81 EN-
grandchildren. Services 81 the 3. III
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901 i4th
pm nT sp.r 2n AG fas;IfIi,.ihas J e
Cedar Hi CemekerV %
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PYE. CHARLES 7. tribute Of Low
nephew. SHHRLEs 4. PYF' Who ds
parted this NE a Twelve years aso 70
There stili Is an ache in our heart
TIA, passins years eanno. take away
sffwART; BkofKERs AND AUNrs
sEGRETI. MARIA, IN loving memoir,
q n our mother, MARIA sEoRETI, VII
May "a. 1851.
May. brings sad memories
OF q loved one gone 20 rest:
You VIII never be fcreotten
~ the ones who loved you best
soms may think We have forgotten
u,,When ~ times they see ~ smile.
LOVING cHiLpREN.
SPENCER. THOMAS y; IN memory Q
my beloved husband, THOMAS r
srENcER' who departed lhls life twI
There e an. open safe ct the end o
Thrpush which each must 90 alone
Our. Father claims HIS own.
Beyond t that safe our loved ones nn'
ES xESS5ED WiVi' WINNIE W
s0HENsEN, .sUzIE D. In MEMORY o
our beloyed wife and mother. MRS
SUZIE =. SoRENSEN, who passes
eway four years ago today. May "a
-Four year, have passed since you yer,
How well DO We remember that sac
and weary day.
We often sit and think Of you.
To think Of how. you died:
To pi know you . could mot not say sood-b'
God gave US strength. 70 bear u.
And COURAGE 70 meet the blow;
vi" IL. worIS "ill Il never 'Ssf Know SSi
e' h SST Es ous Assy y:u4 h s A's . :s
But only those who have Lost can. tel
OF the grief Of parting without fare
nG SESSl. a gsS EBbir.a HANS Jun.
y SSg e.. Eva mother IN h SVyzns ' ERSSIRNS
today May "a. io4S'
In the book Of rights there arr
OF re Rs5ppiest moments we knew
An 81 rs'S %cS.r SShs IKE Sou
.myo,, cay u ~ ,s scm som small ~, way
Time and years roll swiftly BY,
But love and memories never dit,
pEVOTED CHILDREN, PQRTtf
YOUNG, OLLIE JOHNSON, HENRY
YOUNG AND PoRTiA RucKER.
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Kotz, Al.
Southeast Grocer

Joseph KATE. Al. co-owner o.
Katz's Grocery at 2400 Mime.
sofa avenue Sc. died early thi'
morning Of . coronary occlusior
at his home at the Minnesots
avenue address.
Mr.. Klas and his brother,
Bernard. had conducted the
grocery business for the past II
years.
Born In Bishopville. s. c.. HI
came to Washington "a year,
ago.
He was o member Of Samuel
Gompers Lodge No. IS, AF&AAG
the Southeast OptimiSt Club, and
the Southeast BNai Birth.
Surviving are his widow
Frances. and three sons. Steven
Ronald and Tracy. all of the
home address: his mother, Mrs
Bertha KATE. 52l3 Eleventh
street Me-: and three brothers
Bernard. 1918 T street Sc;
Henry 5213 Eleventh street NE.
and Leonard. Of Gaithersburg.
Funeral arrangements. which
are incomplete. are beinf
handled by the Goldberg funera
home.
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Howard BeoII, Former Official
OF Anucostiu National Bunk

Howard I. Beall, jr., 46. former
assistant vice president Of the
Anacostia National Bank, died
Tuesday after Q heart attack at
his home In Denver. Colo.
Services will be held here
lat 1l:l5 am. tomorrow at
st. Barnabas Episcopal Church.
Oxon Hill. Md. with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Beall was assistant vice
president Of the bank from 1858
to 1855, when he retired and
moved to Denver. At the time Of
his death he was q senior loan
examiner In the Loan Guarantee
Section Of the Veterans Admin
istration there.
He worked for the Anacostia
bank for 81 years. starting as a
runner in 1884.
Born in Silver Hill, Md. he at
tended Eastern High School here.
and worked at one time for the
National Bank Of Washington.
He took courses at the American
Institute Of Banking, and in 1858
was graduated from the Gradu-
ate School of Banking of the
South at Louisiana State Uni
versity.
Mr.. Beall was a past president
Of the Anacostia Lions Club. He
was an enthusiastic sportsman.
and went fishing and deer hunt.
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before he Joined the fire depart
|ment. He lived at 1928 North
Monroe street, Arlington.
Mr.. Simms was a member Of
Harmony Lodge No. II Of the
Masons. the Scottish Rite Ma
sons. Woodmen Of the World,
Camp No. 8 Of Washington, and
held a life membership in the
Miriam Chapter Of the Eastern
Star.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Daisy M. Sinims Of the home
address; a son. Joseph s. Simms
of 202l North Kenmore street,
Arlington, his sister, Mrs.
Blanche Bailey Of 1909 North
Kentucky street. Arlington, and
four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. tomorrow in the Ives funeral
home. 2847 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lyons Dies at 81;
Active in Music Circles

Mrs. Gertrude Buss Lyons. "a,
concert singer and active in
music circles here for longer
than IS years. died yesterday in
Johns Hopkins Hospital after an
operation.
Mrs. Lyons. n coloratura
soprano. sang as a church
Isoloist and in oratorio concerts
in the New England area for
many years, and then toured
with John Philip Sousa's band.
Her last public concert here was
i'm Pierce Hall in l94l.
An early president Of the Dis
trict Federation Of Music Clubs.
she was for many years a mem
Der Of the groups national board.
She was given an award Of merit
by the group for her achieve
|ments in the musical field.
In 1885. Mrs. Lyons estab-
lished the Musical Art Center
lat 1925 @ street NV. At the
time Of her death she was edi-
tor Of the Music News Directory
of the Music Teachers Associa-
ton. editor Of the Federation
|of Music Clubs Annual Bulletin.
10 member Of the Friday Morning
Music Club and the Daughters
OF the American Revolution.
She was q native Of Marlboro,
N. H.
A resident Of the Marlboro
Apartments, cit Eighteenth
street NV, she was the widow
of James B. Lyons.
Mrs. Lyons Is survived by two
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Suit Says Union
Promotes Boycott

A wholesale liquor company
yesterday asked District Court to
stop Transfers Union Local 63s
from urging retail liquor dealers
not to purchase its products.
The company. District Dis
tributbrs, Inc. said in the suit
that the union is trying to force
the company to recognize the
local as the collective bargaining
representative Of the coinpany's
truck drivers. Attorneys Harry
Protas and Jacob Blum filed the
suit for the company.
The National Labor Relations
Board held a hearing Wednesday
at the request Of District Dis
tributors. Inc, to determine
whether Local 500 is the drivers
bargaining representative. No de-
cision has been announced.
An NLRB trial examiner has
scheduled q hearing Monday on
charges the union has been con-
Quoting a secondary boycott. Dis
trict Court earlier refused to
grant an injunction in the Sec
ondary boycott issue.
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Mrs. Davis, 81,
Victim Of ||eitis

Mrs. James B. Davis. jr., 80.
the wife of the president of the
Rockville Construction Co., died
yesterday Of ileitis at her par
ents' home in Coral Gables, Fla.
She had been i'll for three years.
The former Madeleine Beau
champ, Mrs. Davis was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
r. Beauchamp, Of Coral Gables
and Glen Hills. Md. Born in
Ann Arbor. Mich, Mrs. Davis
came to the Washington area
when a small child, Her father
is president Of the Victor r.
Beauchamp Co. here.
She was q graduate Of Roose-
welt High School here and
Stephens College In Columbia,
Mo. She and Mr.. Davis were
married in 1913.
Active in Christ Episcopal
Church in Rockville, Mrs. Davis
also look part IN the Rockville
Little Theater.
Besides her husband, of the
home address, Falls road. Rock
vile. and her parents, she is sur
vived by three children, Victor
B.. H.: James B. III, 10, and
Diana. z, all Of the home adj
dress.
Also surviving are two sisters.
Mrs. jeremiah Beal and Mrs.
Frank Darcy. both Of Glen Hills,
Md.
Friends may call at the home.
Services-will be held at 4 pm.
tomorrow at Christ Episcopal
Church in Rockville. Burial win
be in Rockville Union Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent to the
Christ Church Building Fund.
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ing each year in Maine anc
Pennsylvania.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Bessie M. Beall, and three chill
dren, H. Eugene, Virginia Ann
and Margaret L.. all Of the home
address: q brother. Elmer w
Beall. 734 Congress street Sc.
and two sisters. Mrs. Dorothy
Clemens. ! Beach drive. Silver
Hill. Nd. and Mrs. Grace
Kuffler, 1905 o street Sc.
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Richard {. DonieIson,
Atlantic Monthly Heed

GROTON. Mass. May "a Up
Richard z. Danielson. IL
president of the Atlantic
Monthly Co. for the past II
years. died today.
Editor Of the Boston Indie.
pendent In 1924. Mr.. Danielson
became president and editor Of
the Sportsman Publishing Co
three years later.
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R. P. Bellows. Architect

BOSTON. May "a (R.-Robert
P. Bellows. 70. former president
of the Boston Society of Archi-
tects, chairman Of the Boston
Art Commission. and former
architectural advisor to Rad
cliffe College and Northeastern
University, died Thursday.
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cLENNINGs. WINNIE. trihute Al
mother. WINNIE cLENNINOe, Who
passed 70 the Great Beyond May Is.
Our heart, cannot tell how much We
Our lips do not know what to say;
God only knows our feeling.
Which hide under our smiles today.
HEh CHILDREN. AND oRANDcHlL-
GARET AND RUTH. CoRNKLlUe
RALPH, DORIS AND HELEN. AND
COMBS. WALTER A., ST.. In lovins
is tShSy warrERd esot Gown hSsSiEd aRS
"a. 1850. '
Throughout the years.
Not for today alone.
Your place within our hearts
Remains your own.
LOVING WIFE AND son. ALBERTA 9.
COMBS AND DIR. WALTER a.
DUEIEY. JOHN n. A tribute 70 the
BETSY pt6nSTy 4 ol my ny.,. father her ,SSoHE r
aso. May "a, 1884,
Beautiful memories are all we have left
OF the ones whom We loved and viii
never '0I RuSY Z. DuprEY.
FRAZIER. EMMA. a tribute Of love 70
srsnd@osRsr SH f assi ES.n SsO s ds
parted this life six years ago today.
May "a. 1851.
The beautiful things you did for W
Live In our hearts each day,
And keep you near and dear 70 Us.
Though you have passed away.
The voice H. mute and still the heart
That loved US well and true:
Oh. bitter was the trial 70 part
From one 30 sweet as you.
God gave US strength 10 bear II
And courage 70 meet the blow,
But what II meant 70 lose you.
This world will never know
HER , Io ~ "a cHil.DREN AND GRAND
FIREMAN. LESLIE T.. Jr. In ioyins
LESLIE leslie 4 vi REE s son J snd r 15osn Ss.
parted this life three years ago today.
May -. 1854.
Away III the land Of sunrise,
o,, Separated ss,.s BY Heavens sola door
Not dead. Just gone before;
Lo npEy}ursH MOTHER SISTER AND
KERNs, MARY Z. tnee Lekas). In low
Ing msam3yTy q kS SSs sdaushisr and sIs:
ley us two years ago today. May "a.
We miss your smile ana loving ways,
The memory OF those happy days:
Beautiful thoughts are 81 We have left
- FATHER AND sIsTKEs.
LEWIS, MICHAEL. In memory Of
MICHAEL LEWIS, who passed away
ten years ago today, May ~.
have TO stop. and ask myself
And ask the Lord % Tive me strength
LOVING WIFE, ALICE.
MERCHANT. OLIN L.. Jr. In loving
brother. oLlN l.. MERCHANT. Jr., who
today, May "a, 1916.
Though we thought you a gift. we
GOD Just loaned you OUT q Us for a while.
To GLADDEN. our home with your
Your love and your sWee. little smile.
The aays yers TOO happy ,s. e last dear;
That our. angel In Heaven be waitins
10 welcome US IN some day.
sfSTERs AND BRoiHERs.
NAsELLA. JULIA M. In loving memory
Of our wife and. dear mother, JULIA
M NASELLA. who passed away two
wears ago today.
She was lust q plain dear mother,
With q loving smile each day,
Always trying 70 do for others
As she joufneyed on her way.
TO- you who have 4 Mother.
fcT I'M T You ns sss h sp0 vacant nstI eSs H
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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Aturpirls

FRIEND. HARRY n. There viii be ~
memory Of the late HARRY. H
FRIEND on Sunday. May 20. 1857. q
the Talmud Torah Cemetery. BenninI
I'd. Sc, between 5Srd and NJ SITS
tives and friends are invited to attend
G %sa, a61sd MIS- H Hss MAY ~ cSGS
STEIN will take place on Sunday. MAJ
20. 1857. at = pm. at the Aguda:
Achtm Cemetery.
SUGAR, LOUIS. A monument fol
LOUIS SUGAR win BE Be- unveiled Unveiled, o,
and 4 pm. at the New Tifereth Israe
Cemetery. Friends and relatives are
invited to return from the cemetery Il
1911 Dillston rd., Silver SpFing, Md.
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sons by her first husband. Phillip
III. Knowles and Gordon Knowles
of New York City.
Funeral services win be ut
a pm. tomorrow In the 8. H.
Hines funeral home. 2s0l Four
|teenth street NV. Burial viii
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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CIarn nf Uhanks

cOvINGToN. CLARENCE l., The fam.
TON wishes to express sincere thank,
and understanding extended durinl
his illness and death.
MRS. HASELTINE NJ. COVINGToN.
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CEMETERY LOTS

0EMsTERY LOT in Fort Lincoln. oar
den Of Apostles. ~. B-42Sb after
FORT LiNCOLN-S sites. block 10, lot
N9a: owner has moved. must sell Al
sasfiAes. ~. e-o707.
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i4 kzAE4fHsYk L L RA ESiS!Rsn' ss @s.ron

HAZEL g. FLINT. Worthy Matron.
KATHRYN L. RARlcK. secy.
TAYLOR. ROSE y. on Tuesday. May
i. NE. RosE E. Taylor, VIE q
q Of M KoSsrss asdsoS sl'i nid SGsos.
sN ss2 na the Ad ES J Sn.I 5ui Ms,
vivsd 6y ten arsndehiidrsn. other rsla-
n llyss and Nc. friends The I ,ste Mrs.
Iesdsnee may sf,ss ep p Sri sG, aR %ss
from the bethesda Baptist Church,
Capitol ave n,. and kendall Tn1a, st. e
csRsasry ssrVsss y nf ssswa MsmSI'
WAR Nav IT. EH4% SgA HAoSSs T X %SsH
SsnG oi y N fss Ware a, Sslp'ss MS
Bessie Sykes. Mrs, Emma Boyd. Eliza,
18th Tho2mas. Charles, Clarence and
y w .ssp,s wss Is ave susTsso
ziIsr P'S,1 S g:ssss; Nae
funeral on Sunday MAY eS.. al u i
Oak Grove Va. Interfnent church
cemeterv 70
WHITE. AUGUSTUS. on Thursday,
sIssi obtssHfT6s %H FEisd n p5g RSi
Bessie White. father Of Mrs. Henrietta
Spell Of oreenyllle, N. c., and Eudora
md A lIn White brother In .iay q
s snS MF By n Ohsf r ess i H h.a
The late AZ. White may be viewed
Monday sRs AG S"y residence g from am r D
day. Nav 20. thereafter viii Ne IN
state Al the Second BAPTIST Church,
hl3 Jrd g.. NV. where services will
;. ,n hsId At , ps,, lnterTs ry,,! Lincoln IN
Stewart. "a
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Kindness Lives On

Sometimes we wonder what Is the right thing
70 do on certain occasions. When you are con-
fronted with the question Of whether 10 send
flowers to funeral--let your innermost feelings
prevail. Flowers are . mark Of respect to the
departed and comfort TO the bereaved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ysierane' Burial Allowance. $lRt
6f0 \ o. NE II S-4ss'
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
"a r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
kxprssslxe Flora rriOnte; Moderate
s sTssE: s's go Se SspS !. oso sccsS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
vUNEHAl DIRECTORS
ltb ana Mass. Ave. NE. II. 10000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK-2-yr. old brk
powder rm.. all-elec. kit. rec. rm.,
with fireplace: | blk 10 bus and
stores; middle eos. open from u
Wisconsin ave to Garrison ST. left
to 44th st. IT. to 5l23 EN-. .
221G TIGHF WOOD
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Brk C

lonial: bedrms: den, lge. Nv
rm. sep. din rm.; imac. through
CHEZ REAL ESTATE RA' s.isei
FIX. 3-22S5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AUTO GARAGE

Owner quotes $4,000 volume for
1886; hrs. : to 8: good mechanic
should net approx. $4,000 yrly.
Priced very reasonably At $4,000,
terms to responsible peo-
pie. Exclusive.
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Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-514O
Ia ROOMS 4 RATHS

Roomine house. close-in 400
block of Rhode Island ave. nv.
Rent, $50 mo lease income quoted
over $3.50 mo plus apt, and bath
Nice furniture, clean, $1,000 down
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-5140
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
SHEPHERD PARK SPECIAL
7431 18th ST NV

OPPOSITE WALTER REED
OPEN 1-5: 1898 ASPEN ST. NV.
Oct cor brk: Is yrs old HAL
entr, lge. liy. rm. sep din. rm., kit.
wfbrkfst. area, 3 bedrms. . baths.
full bsmt, rear screened porch
$4,000 DIN. Dir Out 18th ST. TO
Aspen, IT. to house
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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TAvERNs, D. c. AND VA.
CARRY-OUT SHOPS

], $4,000 On. bus. Si.100 wk. avg
2. SO 600 dn bus. So 900 yr
Both priced right TO responsible
parties.
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BAR-GRILI,-N.W.
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY

Owner quotes 5000 wkly. Does not
open until | pm. daily. Rent only
$50. Priced low at $500, Only
$1,000 down, Exclusive.
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CoLoRED

Lawyers, Drs., Professors
You will be proud TO own this mod
3-bedrm. 3-bath brick town house
with rec RIM and summer kit. over
looking Rock Greek Park Wired
for air cond Carpetine. many extras
Assume FHA LIST trust. owner will
take md trust With modest On. pymt
SIGLER d CO. ST. 3-72S2. TO.
o-S309
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DRESS SHOP
AND FIYTTTPEC

etgre. 20x67. completely equipped
Tor ladies' speciality shop: excellent
location Tor enterprising person
ditioner. fixtures ike new. Price.
$1,000: rental. S235 per mo Whea-
ION. Nd, opposite new Hot ShoDpe
CAL 10, .4-7244. or SUNDAY Ju, g.
$3.50. Act quickly. you could be
Anan far IA sfer kttrirn.r
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Exclusive Wisconsin ave. area
Owner quotes over Sl,400 wkly
beautiful liv. atrs.; closes $3.50 pm
daily Stocf. fixtures aud euui men
worth at least $4,000 A real buy
at only $500. lock. stock and bar
rel Small down payment from re-
sponsible people. Exclusive.
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CLEVELAND PARK
EXGr rTGTNYE

Ideal for children and en-
tertaining; d bedrms.. high
ceilings. Wonderful view. lge.
garden. fruit and shade trees.
CAL MRS. TIRANA. EN-. B.
H. <. GILL & SON. DE. 2-5oOo
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1 81 300 On bus $3.50 vk. avg
2. - 600 On. bus $500 VIZ. avg
Both are closed on SUNDAY.
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Biz THE SUNDAY STAR
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH 10. 1897
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CLEANING PLANT d G.

DOING over $1,000 wk. bus. avg.
Seller has out-of-town int. Vic.
equip: moderate DIN. payt. and
terms
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

3lst and Tennyson SITS. NV.
BRICK. s-BEDRM., 2-TILE-BATH
PANELED CLUBRM. PRICED AT
S23.g5O WITH $500 DOWN AND
ABOUT $40 PER MONTH. Ewes,
j. LEO KOLB co.
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SANS STRIP
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES

LIQUOR STORES. D. C.
I $4,000 dn.. bus. $4,000 vk. avg.
g $4,000 dn.. bus $1,000 wk. ava
1s-20es gross profit
B. S3n.000 On, bus 50 100 vk. avg
Many more to choose from.
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. baths on end: naneied nm OF
3rd; kitchen with eating space
game rm.. level lot. walk 70 al
schools Shown By appointment
only; Sun. I'll s; daily III y, EN-
2-7400. METZLER. Realtor Builder