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Questions and Answers

Q. l am going to be mar
ried the end of next month
in quiet ceremony. We are
not sending out engraved in
vitations. but are sending out
announcements. Should the
year be given in a wedding
announcement? I understand
it isn't necessary in the invi-
tation. but don't know about
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WASHINGTON STORE
BEDROOM

$3.50 Cell Blue Decorated 6-Pe. GROUP. 1880
Triple dresser mirror chest double bed. night s,unds
1880 Cherry Colonial 6-Pe. Bedroom $3.50
De"bs dresser. mirror. chest. twin beds. night siand
1850 Modern 6-Pc. coroI Grey Suite $3.50
Triple dresser mirror chest double bed night stonds
1880 Modern 6-Pe. Rosewood Suite 1880
Double dresser mirror, bookcase blackboard with Frame
ioblss
224.50 Modem 5-Pe. Pumice Bedroom 1880
Double dresser, mirror, bookcase bed. night i1be,.
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Cash and Carry Specials
WASHINGTON STORE

1855 coptoin's Choir, mopIe finish 1850
$50 Pitcher q Bowl Seonee, white china l.zs
$50 Lovobo, antique white china ---2.le
$3.50 Pink Boudoir Choir. by Cox ---l7.so
1895 White Porcelain Wall Cabinet 1000
$3.50 Walnut Contemporary Night TobIes 1000
3.75-7.95 Folding Bridge Chairs ----- 2.ss
1885 Pine Framed 33x25 Mirror 1000
1850 TO 1880 Odd Lamps 300
1925 to $3.50 Dining Room Chairs 1000
ll.5o Metal Hondi-sets. = trays ------s.s5
1875 Swivel Plastic Choir
1895 Wrought Iron Occasional Choir 1900
1925 Green PIoste Occasional Choir 27.5o
$3.50 Wrought Iron Gloss-Top Toble I4.95
$3.50 Wrought Iron 30" GIass-Top Table 1926
$3.50 Wrought Iron Lounge choir---3s 1880
74.5o Wrought Iron Lounge Chair 1880
$3.50 Wrought Iron GIoss-Top TobIe
1880 Wrought Iron Lounge Chair ALSO
s4.5O Wrought Iron Lounss Chair $3.50
1880 Wrought Iron Summer chor----l4es
1875 TO 22.95 SompIe 27x54" Russ---z.ss
2.9s to 1926 sompIe 27xls" Rvss------ soc /
sUITLAND STORE
ll.95 Wrought Iron Desk Choir
1926 Plostic Top Coektoil Toble --ll.e5
24.9S PIoste Top coektoiI TobIe
l4.95 Pink TobIe Lamp and Shade 9.e5
1926 LINED ook SehooIr,oster's Desk--39.9S
lz.9S Mohosony Side Chair -----9 .95
ass White 6 yellow Kitchen Stool -----2.o5,
9.s5 Chrome Dor Stool -5.e5l
1895 Blue PeorIwiek Clothes Hamper 8.o5
2.99 Baby corriose Pod ------------l.95 |
1926 Folding Play Pen -------------ll.95
1895 Famous Make Crib Mottress- -l4.eS
2l.95 Boby Stroller with Canopy ----l3.9S'
1875 Block 6 Chrome Kitchen TobIe ----e.e5 |
1895 Blue g White Boby coriose- ---l9.95 |
$50 to 1850 Somple 27as4" Rugs ------z.es
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UP or down for dress wear.
Black satin VITA bow and
rhinestones give it a festive
look.
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FURNITURE AND BEDDING AT BIG REDUCTIONS
WASHINGTON STORE
DINING ROOM

81 so Cosuol Reneh Ton 7-Pe. Suite 1900
su'fsf, hutch top, extension fobIe. side sheirs.
1850 Mehoseny 9-Pe. Dining Group $3.50
Buffet, chino. eVol ext. iabe. and side choirs
sl7.5o Modern Walnut S-Pc. Suite 42o.so
sreokfront sliding double gloss door chino
ext toble, side ond ehoirs.
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Dual Role

The upside down belt can
:be worn two ways. This you
:.can wear with curved front
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spices pre-dates the time the
Wise Men brought them as
gifts to the Manager in Beth
lehem. Moses added CHINA
mon to the Holy Oil he used
for amounting the Hebrews.
In the Old Testament many
references are made to cin-
namon. Myrrh and Franklin
cense. These same spices
were burned as incense by
Solomon. At the funeral of
Poppaes, cinnamon and cas-
STA was burned by Nero.
History tells us that traf-
nc in precious oils and spices
was the first international
trade and was the basis for
the accumulation Of great
fortunes.
The willy Arabs were the
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first to bring spices to the
Roman world from the Far
East. They refused to dis
close the source of their pre-
cious ware and thus kept
prices in the "fit for a king"
bracket. Cloves are reported
to have sold for as much as
$40 a pound during the early
18th century. The scarcity
Of spices was the primary
reason for Christopher Co
lumbus to set sail on his his
tory-making voyage of 1892.
Need Tropical Climate
Spice trees need a tropical
climate to ripen so practically
all Of them are imported to
us from China, Japan, the
Malay Peninsula, Java, Bor-
neo, the Molucca Islands and
Sumatra. From India we get
most of our saffron, mace,
pepper and huge quantities
Of ginger which is also grown
nearer by in Jamaica.
Spices may be a piece of
understanding bark (cinna-
NOM. an aromatic unopened
flower bud (the clove), a root
like ginger or tumeric, a
green berry such as black
pepper or allspice. or the seed
Of the fruit itself which is
nutmeg.
Even today in India, ele-
plants laden with bales and
bags Of spices, tread their
way to warehouses to the ac-
compartment of tinkling
elephant bells. On Indian
waterways one may still hear
the swish of paddles as the
natives transport bales Of the
spices from the plantations
to the seaports. Sailboats
often times carry spices from
one island to another. Many
spices derive their trade
names from the islands Of
their origin. Our whole pep
per corns are called Java
and Malabar since each of
these is noted for the quality
Of the pepper native to it.
Flowers Never Ripen
The nutmeg tree and the
Glove tree are grown in the
Molucca Islands. The flow
ers Of the Glove tree are never
allowed to ripen since the
harvesting Of these un-
opened buds gives us one Of
our most exotic spices. The
nutmeg tree has leaves that
are similar to the Bay leaf
while its flower resembles the
Lily of the Valley. The ALL
spice tree is lovely and is
seen a great deal in Jamaica.
The cinnamon tree is native
to Ceylon and strangely
enough grows IN pure sand.
Many Of the small shrubs
that are thought Of as being
herbs are really classified as
spices. Caraway, Coriander.
and Juniper berries come
under this heading.
In subsequent columns we
will elaborate on a number
Of our better known spices
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can be put on the gourmet's
list by adding q dash or Q
mixture of the right spices.
Herbs are often used In
combination with spices for
achieving culinary MASTER
pieces.
Spices. like herbs. give best
results when fresh. The
ground spices should be pur-
chased in small amounts. If
a spice does not have a fresh
pungent odor 1t is not ad-
visable or economical to use
it. Let your nose be your
guide.
Romantic Tales
There are many elamorous
and romantic tales about
spices. The first history Of
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IDEASW ITHHERBS
Spices Important in Preparation
OF Mony of Our Sovory Dishes

our savory dishes. One usu-
ally thinks of spices as being
for cakes. cookies and pickles.
For these foods they are es-
sential. but we should also
think Of spices in terms of
adding an exotic taste and
aroma to meat. egg. and
vegetable dishes. Many soups
that are. essentially bland
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BiMonthlY Meeting

Tau Chapter Of Beta Sigma
Phi VIII hold It's regular BIZ
monthly meeting on Wednes-
day at 1850 pm. at the soror-
ity House. This win be the
third meeting Of the lsS7-6s
year. and the topic win be
self Estimate" led by Miss
GAYLE Crawford
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leads a beautifully carefree life

leads q beautifully carefree life
These bIouses are all hand.detailed vet
require little or no ironing in drip
dry fabrics. Sizes 1898.
Left-upper, jewel neckline Dacrone
georgette with flower embroidery,
white, blue or pink, lI.SS:
center, long sleeve white Dacron crepe
shirt, Il.SS; lower, jewel neck
Dacron crepe with embroidered
tabs, white, pink or blue, II.SS.
On figures, left, white Dacron with
faggOting and rose-embroidered
ribbon outlining collar and
front, IO.SS; center, Dacron crepe with
neckline bow, all-white, white with
pink or white with Appenzell
grey, S.9S; right, Dacron with
scalloped collar and embroidery,
all-white, white with beige, or white
with blue, S.SS. Mail and phone
orders invited, National 8.773O
Blouses, First Floor. Spring Valley
and Corners.
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First in q Series Of Stories on Spices.
BY SYLVIA WILLIAMS

In their uses spices are
closely related to herbs and
are often SO classified.
Although spices are not
grown to any extent in our
country. they are widely used
here and are important in
the preparation of many Of
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Olmert-Menikheinl

Mai. and Mrs. Irving Men
ikheim Of Bethesda announce
the m arriage of their
daughter Rosemary Anne to
Mr.. Donald Lee Olmert. son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph p. Olmert. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
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WEDDINGS
Cerny-BIoke

Mrs. Wilfred Kennedy
Blake announces the marriage
Of her daughter Patricia Anne
to Mr.. Milton Cerny, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Cerny Of
Berwyn, III. The wedding took
place yesterday in the Metro
politan Memorial Methodist
Church. The couple will re-
side in Arlington.
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Livensporccr-Rust

Col. and Mrs. Charles Ed
win Rust announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Mar
got Millicent to 1t. George
Eugene Livenspargar, son Of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Davenport
Eugene Livenspargar of Fort
Hood, Tex. The wedding
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Christen.Eqqer


Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Spooner Thomas announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Joan Marie Molle to Col.
Henry Durham Smith, jr.,
USAF. The wedding took
place September 81 in this
city. The couple will reside
in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. The couple will re-
side in Washington after the
middle of November.
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Holl-Reed

Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Reed of Chevy Chase, Md,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Charlotte
Hampton to Mr.. Keith Ed
ward Hall. son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hall of
Leroy. MINI. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
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took place September az in
The Falls Church. The couple
will reside at Williams Air
Force Base in Arizona.
Christen-Egger
Mrs. Agnes Wright Egger.
Of Front Royal, Va, formerly
of Chicago. and Washington.
and Mr.. Lester Howard Chris
ten of this city announce
their marriage. The wedding
took place yesterday in All
Souls Church
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William ROsendOrf presents exciting prices
that reflect traditional policy MAKEUP
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G. B-9
~.

Mr.. Carl J. Matthews. jr. Of
The Citadel, Mr.. Marc A. Mil
Ter Of st. Mary's College. Mr..
w. Thornton Owen. jr. Of
Washington and Lee Uni
versity, Mr.. Fritz Sandoz Of
the University of Virginia and
Midshipman Brent w. Taylor.
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e. Kieffer Of Georgetown
University. Mr.. Russell M
King, jr. Of the University OF
Virginia. Midshipman j. Den
mis- Lanigan of the Naval
Academy. Mr.. Richard Mace
of the University of Virginia.
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are beginning to feel linked
about the weather. Last
Wednesday the day Of the
heavy snow. they invited "a
for dinner-but luckily all
were able TO make II except
one couple who lived out OF
town.
And yesterday. which b.
gan most inauspiciolsly they
had another dinner planted.
However. everyone attended
and the guests included the
Danish Ambassador an6
Nine. de Kaufman. the
Polish Ambassador and Nine
,SpaSowski and the Change
d'afiaires OF India and Nine.
Dayal.
Also, the Assistant Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs.
Burke Elbrick. the Assistant
to the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. James P.
Hendrick. the Swiss observer
TO the United Nations. Min
inster Soldati and Mime
Soldati who came down from
New York: DR.. and Mrs.
Stanley J. Sarnoff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chalmers ROBERTS. Mis-.
Vera PetSchek. the Swiss
Commercial Counselor DR.
Albert Weitnaur and the
First Secretary and Mime.
Francois Chatelain.
BAEONE SILVER
CRUYS, the wife Of the Bel
gian Ambassador. gave one of
her ladies luncheons yester-
day with bridge and canaSta
afterwards.
Among the guests we're
Nine. Bohemian, wife Of the
Swedish Ambassador. Sonora
de Gonzalez. wife Of the
Venezuelan Ambassador; the
hostess mother. Mrs. Arthur
Gordon Turner, Mrs. Homer
Gruenther and Mrs. William
Douglas.
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Takes Rock and Roll
Behind Iron Curtain

A pert high school fresh
man. who introduced rock n
roll to Czechoslovakia, was
a guest speaker last evening
at the Christmas buffet OF
the Mary Washington Chap
ter Of the OAR.
Miss Jennifer johnson.
daughter of United States
Ambassador TO Czechoslo-
vakia and Mrs. U. Alexis
johnson. spoke on Christ
mas in Czechoslovakia."
Jennifer says that her
father considers her respon-
sible for bringing rock n roll
to Czechoslovakia. She ad-
mits that she always played
her records loudly with the
embassy windows and doors
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open SO that all passing ny
could hear.
She also loaned her rec
ords privately. not only 10
members OF the interna-
tional teen-age stamp and
party club. but also to inter-
ested Czechs. Ricky Nelson's
records were the most popu-
lar. she observes.
Miss johnson who is now
attending Holton- Arms finds
it "a little funny to be going
TO school in America. Every
one speaks English!" She has
attended schools in Japan.
Prague and Switzerland.
In her talk last evening,
Jennifer discussed how the
Czech people observe Christ
mas and how their attitude
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Association on December 80
in Sheraton Hall.
Twelve bachelors will be
hosts for the event. They
are: Cadet Lawrence Bulls of
West point. Cadent Leroy v
Greene, tr. Of West Point. Mr.
Homer G. House OF the Uni
yersity of Virginia. Mr.. John
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changed during the years
she lived in the American
Embassy in Prague.
DR.. Frederick Brown Har-
ris, Chaplain of the Senate.
was also a speaker at the
event. His topic was Our
Goodly Christian Heritage "
Mrs. William o. BURNER.
regent. decorated rs Christ
mas trees. which she pre-
scented in honor OF Mary
Washington's "a past regents
and one living member.
Twenty OF them were pre-.
sented to officers and chair
men who served over and
above the call OF duty. and
five we're given as prizes.
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fDubutonte BuIf
Is December 80

Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon head the list OF spon-
sors for the annual Dub"
ball. to be given for the bene-
1T Of the Washington Heart
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AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Khouri to Fete McClintock;
Archduke Charles Leaves
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

The LebaneSe Ambassador,
DR.. Victor Khourt and his
sister. Miss Alexa Khouri.
who leave the end of the
month TO return to Lebanon.
are giving a final dinner
party Friday for some so
people to honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McClintock.
Although the invitation
does not say so. there's con-
siderable speculation that
this means dapper dynamic
Bob McClintoek will be the
United States next envoy TO
Lebanon.
And If this is so. it just
couldn't be happier news.
both for the United States
and for Lebanon. Bob Nc
Clintock is considered one
OF the State Departments
mos able oflicers-and his
beautiful brunette wife,
Elenita. has enough charm
10 be an ambassador" In
her own right.
At present ne is on the
Policy Planning staff and
previously has been our Am
oaSSador to Cambodia.
ARCHDUKE CHARLES OF
Hapsburg and Archduchass
Yolande. who for several
years have been a pleasant
addition TO Washington So
ciety. quietly left Washing
ton yesterday 10 return to
Brussels.
The Archduchess is Bel
gian. born Princess dc Ligne.
ard although they have given
UP their Wesley Heights
home. they hope 10 return to
Washington from time to
time or visits.
-
THE SWISS AMBASSA-
DOR and Nine. de Torrente
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Evening SoloH--
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silver Spring
and PARKinoton
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THE SWISS AMBASSA-
DOR and Nine. de Torrente
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fontosy with on orioinol score BY
Duke Ellington, who also mar
rotes the olleooricol story deal
inc with the origins Of iozz. Nor
eoret Tynes. Joyo Sheriff.. ozzie
6oIley.
1890
4-Stor and the Story. Dromo.
I0:45
7-Sports Reel.
Bill Malone.
100
4-News and LoeoI News.
Horkness. Sprooue.
7-News. Weother. Sports.
Mccoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
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Riehords. DouoIes. Doniels.
Il:1S
4-WeotheV. Sports.
Strinser. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. "Swonee River"
1889. The life of Stephen Foster.
Al Jolson. Don Ameche. Andrea
Leeds.
1l:z0
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
I Hour, IS Min. Sleeping
Tiger" 1854. Alexis Smith. Dick
Booorde. British.
l1:z5
4-Som and Friends.
Paul Arnold and the Muppets.
l1:30
4-Tonisht. jock LescouIie.
Va Hours. "Amerieo After
1890
5-Thousht. lnspirotionoI.
lz:45
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
4-InspiFntion.
9-Meditetion. WeatheF.
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May 3

Brothers" ie4e. Wayne Morris. /
Janis Paige.
9-AFthuF Godfrey Show.
Hour.
$50
4-FotheF Knows Best. C'md'y.
Gloss Propheey." The Andersons
ore visited by an ex-elossn1ote OF
Jin's who had hoped to become
a doctor and instead hos become
q kitchen utensil solesmon.
7-Novy Log. Drono.
"Gooi-Moch Two" A test pilots
flioht In the Nays experimental
rocket plane, the Douolos Sky
rocket. Ross Elliott. Richard
Crcne.
4-Kroft TheoteE. Color.
Hour. Flesh and Blood" The
dromo OF the personal conflicts
OF a lo-yeor-oId boy whose
futher Is being deported as on
undesirable ellen. Victor Joy.
Tommy Sends.
7-oxxie and HorEiet. C'medy.
"Ricky's Surprise Porty." Cele-
brotlno his l7th birthday.
9-The MillionoiFe.
THE Story Of Chris Daniels" A
horse trulner dreams Of marry
ino an attractive sociollte and
some day owning his own stoble.
finds himself even further from
his ambition after he receives the
milIion-dellor check from on
anonymous benefcctor. Murray
Homiltcn. SoIIy Fraser. Ray Teal.
9:z5
5-News. Matthew Warren.
$50
5-New 0rIeons Police Dept.
THE Lie Detector."
7-FoFd TheateF. Oromo.
The ideo Man." A business
executive Is horossed by office
ieoIousies. Howord McNeor. Jock
Kelley. Richard Dennino.
Give Got q Secret. Panel.
1000
4-This u Your Life.
Ralph Edwords.
5-Boseboll.
Baltimore OF Konsos City.
Licking. National
Nino Voldes VS.. Johnny Holmon.
Ten rounds. Heovyweiohts. Port
land tOreo.I Auditorium.
gu. S. Steel Hour. Color.
: ~ Drum Is q Woman" A jazz
, 1957-12-05
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadl uple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement and Sup
ply, Christiansted, S a j n t
Croix Virgin Islands until
hoo am. December 10, 1857
and then publicly opened for
the Repair and Painting of
rooms located in the Munich
pal Court Building at the
Frederiksted Fort.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
, 1957-12-05
Buy Cuisines Seals
FOR SALE

PLOT No. 100, consisting of
SIS acres a t Estate La
Grande Princesse. Beautiful
view of Estate ST. John and
seashore.
For particulars see:
Joseph, Christian
Estate Annals Hope
Christiansted, Saint
croix, Virgin Islands.
B, Abramson, for:
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
st. Croix, Y. /.
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GUARDIAN BLDG, s4OO Ca. ave,
siI. Spring-Choice location. mod
ern air-cond. suites; some with
Ices incl. Apply Mr.. McGary on
premises or call LEO M. BERN
STEIN a. CO.. Agent, DE 2-S4s4.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAL
lContinuedl

HANDSOME 4-UNIT APT. The
will insure the future; fine return
and excel. cond,; modern and air
cond Can be handled with $500
S sHsn k1L 81 fRtSteV5 1r og gT s,S GS
c. H. HILLEGIST CO.. Sat. and
Sun, OF 4-7S91.
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ARLINGTON. va, near Court House
ofices from $40 to S65 in the
Radio bldg. oO3O N. 10th st. Cali
Mr.. Inlay at SHANNON a. LuCHS
CO.. 724 14th st. NV, Ma. S-234J.
ENTIRE AIR COND. bldg. about s.
900 1t. nr<conn. and M--Hand-
someIy QUILTED with mahog. pam
cling; pvt. lavatories. Option to
buy with small dn. pymt. HE. A.
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N.W.-APARTMENTS

DUPLEX HOUSE or 4-family Fat
In white area, NV. Must have good
i financing and low down payment.
J Box 135-Y. Star
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THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT
OPEN, / TO DARK


within minutes q cornersi Brick
Sape Cod. realisttc financing on tliiI
DIN. rm.. pine-paneied rec. rm- viii
nrepl,, sep. porch. roomy bedrms
"a baths. All this and more 10,
only Si5.250. Out Lee hwy. thro,isi
Pals Church. 4 blks. past Hechine.
srnss; lett on z Greenway blvd. Z
lO5. MRS. HUSSEY. ia. 7-0li3,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ACT TODAY!

Assume hieh Gi loan, pay less
than rent monthly. Beautiful 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler: has living rm
with fireplace, separate dining rm.
fully equipped kitchen, full daylight
basement, la-acre fenced Garden, 10.
Gated suburban Alexandria: worth
twice the price. ST, 800; down pay.
ment, $1,000: for details. call Mr.
McGinnis, tn. 2-23sS.
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES
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STORES FOR RENT Cont
NEAR TURNER'S ARENA r

NEAR TURNER'S ARENA
2207 18th ST. NV.
Modern glass front. formerly tele;
vision and appliance store. ldeal
for record shop. Rent. $l25 mo.
KOJAK'S REALTY CO.
tn. 2-446S or tn. 2-4344
904 18th ST. N.w-SQ0
Is by 40 With Bsnt. and Garage
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30e
1903 you ST N.W.-HEATED
Suitable Any Business--Only $50
REALTY. RA. $4,000
29O2 GA AVE. N,W.--REAs. !.
STORE AND 4 RMS, bath, gas beat aa
REALTY. RIA. 3-630o
SALE OR LEASE
MODERN HEATED 1-STORY BLDt
B0x120 FIT. LOADING DOCK.
MAIN ST. CENTRAL. LOG. REAs
TERMS. MR.. WEITz. 49,.
ST. 3-4560 RA. 6-34l5
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
FEET, IR-CONDITIONED; IN LGE.
MODERN Sc. SHOPPING CENTER
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL 10, 2-O15l.
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OFFICE SPACE

APPROX: 1900 So. It. in conven,en.
Gowntown elevator bldg, Is MI ~
Conn. ave, suitable for convers,on
70 use OF architects or doctors
In bn,l5 n,petotS ana architects nov
manager for details. Di. S-35ss
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5RADDocK HEIGHTS
Bedroom
Colonial

This prewar master-built home
offers q rare opportunity for 4
large family or the family with
many guests TO solve their housing
problems. It's on q double, tree
shaded lot. Center entrance, Ice.
Nv. rm. with fireplace and adjacen,
aen. very spacious din. rE1., equip,
3 bedrooms and . baths up: base.
mert is paneled with birch. IT'S In
Al shape. Close to all facilities
Owner transferred. Unusually good
value ct S2e.960. Terms open. b
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

DARNEsTowN. MD.
stream. dogWood. red bud trees. with
house Ike new; 24-ft. liv. rm., !:
bdrms.. ia baths. oil heat; with
acres on hard road.
No. .: Germ, bath. oil-heated
able for two apaTtrlents
BARBARA q. ROSS. BROKER
OaithershurR 323-R