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ActionDeferred
On Arlington
School Bonding

The Arlington County Board
yesterday deferred action on q
t3.5 million school bond ref
erendum until q general capital
improvements bond issue can
be added.
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg was instructed to propose
q bond issue for countrywide
improvements as soon as pos
sible The county board then
presumably will act Jointly on
calling one bond referendum,
Last Tuesday the Arlington
School Board voted to call the
S3.5 million school bond ref
erendum for construction Of the
county's third hite high
school on the site of the York
town Elementary School.
Court TO Set Date
The school boards resolution.
along with petitions signed by
more than the required 1000
qualified voters, makes a ref
erendum on the school bond
issue mandatory. The balloting
day will be set by the Arlington
Circuit Court.
However, the resolution and
the petitions we're sent TO the
county board for forwarding 10
the Circuit Court SO that an
additional general bond issue
for capital improvements could
be included.
The school boards resolu-
ton asked that the referen-
dunn be held as soon as pos
sible after voting procedures
have been clarified. The pro-
posed referendum has been
clouded by the question Of the
constitutionality Of the Free
holders Act. which makes the
bond issue subject to approval
both by a majority of the vot-
ters and a majority Of the
property owners who cast bal
lots
Action Due December 30
Overcrowding in the county's
present two white high schools
Washington-Lee and Wake
field. and the rapidly rising en-
rollment figures projected over
the next few years were the
reasons given for building the
third high school.
The Arlington Planning g
Commission probably will pro-
pose a specified general bond
issue figure at its December
30 meeting. 1t recently has
been studying prior4ties for
Improvements needed
in the country-such as streets.
and water.
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Charles County Plans
For Population Squeeze
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN

On the eve of its s00th anniversary Charles County Nd
anticipates being caught In the overflow Of washingtons
hurgeoning population.
County leaders who Charles facing the pressures
however determined mot be caught with their
planning down"
Although less than 20 miles White House. tradi-
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The Arlington School Board
yesterday held an unscheduled
meeting TO award an architects
contract over the vigorous pro-
tests Of the two conservative
minority members.
The board. which met with
out public notice in an office
In the courthouse. gave Allen
j. Dickey the architects con-
tract for a $i5O.000 addition TO
Hoffman Boston High School.
His name was the only one
presented TO the board.
The architects fee IS 9 per
cent. Mr.. Dickey has been
awarded other contracts by
the Arlington School Board.
The boards two conserva-
tive members. Robert A. Peck
and Mrs. Helen Lane. made
an unsuccessful effort to block
the move.
Protest Procedure
They protested that more
than one architect should have
been considered and that the
expenditure of public money
should be made at q publicized
meeting.
According to information
from both factions on the
board. the contract was
awarded by a 3-to-i vote. with
Mr.. Peck dissenting and Mrs.
Lane out Of the room. She
had left to get an opinion by
Commonwealth's Attorney Will
liam J. Hassan on what vote
is needed TO cut of debate.
A motion had been made by
one of the liberal members to
end debate in order TO ballot
on the question Of awarding
the contract to Mr.. Dickey.
Mrs. Lane said that a two
thirds vote is needed-in this
case 4 to land Barnard Joy,
one Of the liberal members.
said he was prepared TO dis
cuss the matter indefinitely.
/ The two conservative mem
bers said this would be point
less as they needed TO study
the qualifications Of other ar
chitects. As Mrs. Lane was
leaving the room. Mr.. Joy
warned her that they would
vote In her absence. Mrs. Lane
retorted that this would be
entirely out of order as she.
along with Mr.. Peck. was voting
against the motion to limit
debate.
Point TO Friendship
Both Mrs. Lane and Mr..
Peck emphasized that Mr..
Dickey is a personal friend and
that their actions did not re-
feet on his ability.
Asked to comment. Mr.. Joy
said that there had been no
AalihErnAa nHoa.f "a nNnlitha the
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have pointed up the need for
the planned study.
One is the declining income
of farmers in the county.
The. other is the mass lay
offs at the Indian Head Naval
Powder factory.
Other than farming. the
Indian Head plant is the
county's only major industry
and the plant. which formerly
employed some 1880 to 2.400
persons. is down now to about
1900. according to John H.
McWilliams. president Of the
county Chamber Of Commerce.
The lay-offs are putting q
tremendous squeeze on business
in the county. Mr.. McWilliams
said.
But the threat Of lay-offs
Is even worse. " he added. when
such develops our residents
Immediately begin tightening
their belts because they don't
know who Is going to get the
az next"
The farm problem Is one Mr..
Sullivan understands from q
purely personal viewpoint. A
tobacco farmer himself. he
operates q i20-acre farm near
Wicomico.
I'VE have had two real bad
years." he said. This year
II was the drought and last
year II was the hurricane.
Zoning Feared
"Our people have been badly
hurt and We have to do some
thing to provide them jobs. !"
he continued.
Although admitting that some
people have always been
scared to death" Of coming con-
trolls. Mr.. Sullivan feels the
matter now should not be too
controversial"
These controls come to every
place but usually after it's too
late. II we get started now Il
win pay on in the future" he
said. 0
With proper preparations.
both Mr.. Sullivan and Mr..
lMcWilliams feel. the county
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Point to Friendship

Both Mrs. Lane and Mr..
Peck emphasized that Mr..
Dickey is personal friend and
that their actions did not re-
feet on his ability.
Asked to comment. Mr.. JOY
said that there had been no
deliberate effort to exclude the
public. He said no thought had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
And she is = DeLys Hyde is only 13. but she's
already retired actress

u is pleasure TO report that we know
l3-year-oId girl - and pretty one = who
doesn't want TO be movie star Her name
is DeLys Hyde. and she lives in DanviIIe, Ky.
DeLys has already been in pictures - or.
10 be exact. in picture. Her moment Of
glory came when M-G-M filmed "Raintree
County" starring Elizabeth Taylor and
Montgomery Cliff. on location in Danvile
She was hired. along with other townspeo-
pie, to be an extra.
Not exactly a glorious role. but it per-
mitted her TO watch while the picture was
being made, and even TO talk to Elizabeth
Taylor and Montgomery Gift Mr.. Cliff
seemed shy. she says. and Miss Taylor was
not at all snooty. the way she had heard.
Also, on the bus home from location, a
mature man, who must have been all Of u,
and who actually lives in Hollywood. struck
up a conversation with her = not realizing,
because Of the makeup, that she was only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Biggest Thrill

But the biggest thrill Of all was makeup.
Until that fateful moment. DeLys had been
strictly pre-teen-age. slightly tomboyish. or
at least still in the tree-climbing stage. Then
came her first real professional hairdo. her
first eye shadow and lipstick. Then hoop
skirts, and then suddenly
Look, Bebe" she shouted to her aunt,
Mrs. Howard Hunt. I'm glamorousr
And now DeLys was somebody in town.
The Older girls. who had been patronizing.
we're now slightly envious.
DeLys was already talented as well as
pretty, any - Continued on page II
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BY LOUIS BERG
This Week Movie Editor

-. And the very next evening, at the motel
where the stars we're staying = the Dan
vile Terrace Motel. operated by friend of
her family, Arthur Geele - she danced
with the son of the assistant director of the
picture
, 1957-06-15
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, 1957-06-15
contacts these Islands could use.
Page 3

SECOND, MEN IN such high places always are aware
of their responsibility to society and the highly important
place which the business community enjoys in relation to the
rest Of the community. Had the proper contacts been made
over the years, could not Mr.. Behn's influence and financial
ability come to us in more ways than one, scholarships, tech
meal and professional aid Of all kinds, and the like? For
example, Mr.. Behns vast organization must have countless
experts in many phases Of the communications system. A
handful of these men might have been glad to offer of their
time and skill to the development of a high-class telephone
81 stem in these Islands.
PERHAPS H TIME is coming when we will be
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of government. The usual, well-worn pattern, the accustomed
procedures and the like, may not always serve each and every
situation, and the sooner we realize it the better.
LET US NO miss other opportunities to seek aid and
assistance from sources other than the usual ones.
, 1957-06-15
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF H UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie. st. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF A~EeIsrRATIoN OF ASSIGNMENT
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:


BLOCH BIOS. kDlS 44LL6Ea0l Iva LII
for registration in the Virgin Islands of the United States OF
assignment + of Trademark bearing Certificate Registration No.
81, $50, registered in the u. S. Patent Office on March ~,
1884, and in the Virgin Islands of the United States on Sept.
3, 1858; and it having been shown that said trademark has
been assigned to Taylor & Ferguson Limited, of Glasgow,
Scotland, a corporation Of Great Britain & N. Ireland, by IN
strument dated March !, 1856, and recorded in the Us S.
Patent Office on March 80, 1855;
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the said renewal has been
recorded in the Office of the Government Secretary OF the
Virgin Islands of the United States, at ST. Thomas, in accord
ance with the provisions in the Regulations governing the
of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April ], 1916.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States to be affixed at
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this
18th day of June, Adj, 1857
Joseph E. Fitzpatrick
Executive Assistant to
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands.
, 1957-06-15
Editorial
PASSING UP OPPORTUNITIES

THESE ISLANDS MAY be missing an excellent oppor-
tunity to use greater advantage the friendship, power and
influence Of our fellow Virgin Islanders on the mainland. AS
a small territory the need for friends both in and out Of Con
gress, both Houses, and in many strategic spots in labor and
industry and elsewhere is great indeed.
IT HAS ALWAYS been our contention that we need to
do more and bigger things for ourselves, and that both the
legislature and the Administration should consider it their
sacred duty to give more and closer attention to this phase Of
public relations.
WE NOTE WITH much sorrow the passing of SoStenes
Behn in New York last week. Mr.. Behn was cofounder and
for many years president of the International Telephone and
Telegraph Company. From 1913 to 1855 he was chairman
Of the Board. /. 7. & I. needs no explanation. 1t is one of the
richest and most influential corporations in America and the
world.
SOSTENES Benin was born in St. Thomas on January
so, 1882, In 1904, with his brother, Herman, he founded the
brokerage and banking firm of Behn Brothers in Puerto Rico.
Everywhere he was acknowledge as one of the asute bust
ness magnates of his time.
NOW, WHERE DOES Mr.. Behn fit into all of what is
being said here? Simply this. 1t is inconceivable that the
business genius Of such a native was never called upon to
contribute in one way or another to the life of his home. In
fact, what is most surprising is that there has been need to
develop a good telephone system, particularly in St Croix,
vet we had a native Of these Islands who headed the largest
and most powerful communications system in the. World.
BUT HOW COULD these Islands have taken advan-
tage of such geniuSP In many ways. First, in the advisory
sense. This paper, for example, suggested not long ago that
there be an advisory group composed of natives here and on
the mainland whose knowledge, experience, influence and
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1854 CONN. AyE.-Nieeiy decorated
3 %D s.i 3D. eyes: VIZ VIZ s7ossp pay
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Come nee this adorable Brick home
On IA 4 beautiful trss tree, lot iIst
RMS lS SM Ief iiv nw IN. with sho RsR.
l5.ft.. sep. din. rm.; rec rm. with
built-in bar in full bsmt.: many
other extras 10 choose from. Total
price, $17.40O. Assume 49,
S14.100 loan with low On. payts.
GOTHAM REALTY .JF. 2-7.lOO
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Gle THE EVENING STAR

lockwood Is IN Bloom AMONG
IN sHREvEWOOD-Still available
on sp 81 ssr% With we S Ss den s sSaSt
for music rm. or 4th bedrm. There
master bedrm.l AN 1S-FT. DINING
RIM AND A 20-FT. LIVING RIM.
and 0 modern kitchen with table
H iH5sIi Sc OF T NSIoRooS pa Lu RIA
BROS. INC. 204s Wilson blvd
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1913 18th 81. MW,-suitabie for
cond. no. 2-636S, EN-. 2-4626. to
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ASSUME $4,000 4II% LOAN =
Monthly payment only SIS. Located
excellent Alexandria area. Nearly
new brick rambler; bedrms., 2
full baths on main floor. full bsmt.
COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED.
Asking $2s 100. WIN try $500
5.37O4. Ewes, XII. Q-2T2o
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R1vERERONT 1 MILE
LOTS, ACREAGE Tor SALE

CHoICE LOTS. wheaton
n erssi .rs sewer ca apd Ts.SsssTds. IH uE
l.6042.
BRADLEY HILLS-m.acre wooded
homesitss with pTctse,iy,s r =. re
e ASIgESysa o Rur Sis,sp r. BATES
ACCOKREK AREA-8mail, private
sS sD IN Ssag I'VE, y0S S.H sr cc. con.
Wash. In q controlled community.
Call Fairview 2-bh72.
IfO ACRES, 81 town iimits. 2-mils
E Ss h 1GSn. mai ss s1.s1 49, c S3p'I NJ
;sntins koGER ! co. kssisofs.
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PHYSICIAN or DENTIST SUITE
S dssy psrt hRDnsd for SS @ms e. d
Heart Of medical center. 1882 Eye
st, NV. Call MR.. GEDNEY. DI
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sis. 500 az q z. LOAN that cen !!
bedrm. raneh-fenced rambler?
min. 10 Seven Corners. Finished
rec. I'm. with bar. earport. car
Re PEI qsAp snn ana equip go 6ti w WM
A CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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Two bedrms.. iiv, rrn.. dining nm.
kit, bath: bsmt. Convenient TO bus,
shopping center. schools. Assume
0i loan; 900 cash; monthly pay
pm. KE. 8-s540
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO.
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EVERLAsTTNG ELEGANCE,

TOR SALE By OWNER-Large. g.
/ with . closets that could be
divided into 2 rms: lge. screened
porch, also screened hreezeway- to
be seen inside to be appreciated.
Price. .S2s,500. 510 Linden lane,
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INVESTMENT FARMS
% ACRES

Ciose-in farm with investment pos
sits back from the road on Q beauti-
fuI hill and has bath and oil heat;
the numerous farm buildings include
4 22-stanchion barn and concrete
silo: the land lies well for suedtyi-
sion and Is within 8 miles q Fair
fax Courthouse. Price. S45 800, SlO.-
900 down. Shown By appointment.
MASON HIRST
Exclusive Agent
Annandaie. Va, Closed Sundays
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PARK OFFICE BLDG. 7705 deoreia
ave: n.w.-:5pac. ONCE In rear now
avail. in this new air-cond. bldg.
conv;; unrestricted park; lev rent.
See bldg mgr. or call tn 2-0I06
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
fcONTlAllIeDi

lfALBROOK-Over acre. mr.. Sever
Corners. In exclusive area Of $50,
900 homes; 250-ft. frontage: mic,
stream and spring: sewer, waite
and gas. JE. 3-915S.
ATTRACTIVE WOODED ACRE, IN
B. c.: $1,000. AID. 4-669e. ~
SPRINGFIELD, vas acre: j mi
on Shirley: water meter In bsmt
dug; lot cleared; 450 C/blks.
$1,000. GIL. 6-9054. CT. 6-0964
s25 DOWN viii buy q fine bldg. site
a. nearby Maryland beach resorts
Only 80 min; from D. G. Finest
Spt "a. SSS assoSS and fishing. $500
Iz.ACRE WOODED HOMEsITEs near
Burtonsville. Just on new Route 90
only $2.250: easy terms. Be sure
and see our home plans with big
sayings 70 youl RIPLEY q RoMER.
WOODBRIDGE = Corner bldg. site.
me loca SHn only $4,000 on terms.
8 ACRES. will sell lots separately:
feas.. Anne Arundel County, Nd,
Defense hwy. LU. 4-361S.
PARKVIEW ESTATEs-A beautiful
lot overlooking Rock Creek Park;
1890 5000, ol me- 5zz.sSSgg sHARD. EN-. q
NORTH CHEVY CHAsE-A beautiful
about half acre lot with Q magni-
flcent view over Rock Creek Park.
All utilities. flne residential COM
FH%Sn l y.4I ISEz OF Gusga5ssssR a; Real'0r
CIINTON-Rambler sites over i
p psy' J Tgod ssssss 1890 3 years to
LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lovely trees: ideal for custom home.
$35. 900 to 500. 900. OIL. 4-1O41.
lk-ACRE LOTS, Colesville I'd. past
Silver Spring, Md.-Sl. 500 up.
terms. KAY REALTY CO.. RIA.
CONGRESSIONAL FOREST Es-
TATES. Just on Bradley blvd
Approx. 2 acres In exclusive sub
division Of higher priced homes.
$500. VIII subordinete. Call MR..
HUMPHREY. HE. 4-9461.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-Fin. level
lots Of approx. 1900 %. II. incl:
paved street. concrete curb and
homes. Price. So. 900 each. Csii
OWNER, ewes. OIL. 9-9496.
LOUDOUN COUNTY. yA.-3 acres
plus. lust over the line. IS mi.
b. c.: nice stream and trees in
LAND q CO. seI Rs2iroRs yE 316fS
home sites or subdivision: good To-
S sst1On; F n X. a " sH1PL.Y'
ANNANDALE-FAIRFAX. Just OF 236
in g beautiful neighborhood Of in:
dividual homes. this high beautiful
wooded lot is e sleeper ao on tcdays
sTEFFFEY. JE. 1871.
MIMI minutes from B. 0@e lines iine' a lSSS
ing in wild life. fine old trees. dog
wood and holly. A planned COM
%Inity developed 1ssgPs by Its residence
BROCK HALL-The outstanding de-
yelopment Of acreage estates in
wooded or cleared. some with
iE 5oes9sTio k seai.. sPa 0: s.aso terms M
TOWN o. FAIRFAX-Excel. loo. 2
S-4626.
COLONIAL BEACH AREA-classic
Shores. z lots: II through II, and
says get offer. DOUG NJ. SMILEY.
REAITOR. UN. 4-s260.
5-AcRE LOTS ON BULL RUN
Suitable restrictions Beautiful
homesites. paved streets. Directions:
Take Route 29-211 to Centreville.
continue on 20-2l1 3 miles to ESQ
service station Route 621. turn left
on 621 mile to property. Call
JE. 2-4326.
HG he oyer ss SpiT. s toase q p Sn
trict. mr.. Cobb Is. and Rock Pt. with
view Of Potomac. Less than $500 an
acre; only 5000 down. Call MR..
RANSOM. ST. $1,000: ewes. FE-
JAMES 7. DIXON a, co
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LYONS VILLAGE
MCLEAN

New ANTIQUE brick rancher set on
level la-acre lot: center hall. 8 bed
rms, 9 baths. bright bsmt. and
carpoft; On excellent value In this
exclusive area at S23,000.
MCLEAN REALTY co.
IL. 6-4172 FL. 6.4Ig6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
IMMACULATE

This sxtra.loysly brick in n;
pine;paneled den. living Tm: with
ton room VA approved for $4,000;
Fla I'!. spp s SYS for Esu $l7. 900 .6 Our
Better Homes Realty
SERVICE WITH ABILITY
Realtors 0 Til 8 IA. $1,000
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SALE rs URGENT

Beautiful North Arlington neigh
borhood: modern brick rambler with
porch and two tiled baths on the
first floor: cool and inviting on .
c0fnen lot S9ss private ioysr
separate dining room, equipped
kitchen, lovely living room with
stone fireplace, day
light recreation room and bath; ex-
tra-large closets; wonderful loca-
ton, near schools. churches. shop
ping and bus: flexible terms.
ARLINGTON REALTY
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

NEAR LAUREL Approx. lO-acre
tract within mi. Of Patuxent River
pet. RI; ! and BALTIC. Wash. express
yelopment or farming. EN-. 2-5S65,
ACREAGE wanted. stream. part. cid,
vic. Rte. So or gil. FL. z-7e49.
CLIENTS WAITING TO PURCHASE
ANY sIzEl ANYWHERE m The
METROPOLITAN d. c. AREA.
Will deal with principals or full
details to
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K ST. NV. Realtors Elk. s.1s1i
Ewes. and Sun. Call WO. 6-0o63
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"Red-Hot"
nA~AAA.
4Op
Community

OF champagne homes on beer pocket
books. Every adjunct OF tomorrow's
comfortable living available today
place.. spacious dining a. 3 bis
bedrooms. ultra sparkling kitchen
with colorful extras, pine-paneled
recreation room with built-in bar IN
full basement: level. wooded lot with
rich grass carpet. pretty picket
fence and ample room for the kids
and dogs 10 play. Fast run 10 Wash
ington. q stones throw to Seven
Corners. Assume hefty OF (4hss)
loan, pay OF like low rent. with rea-
financing needed.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

I ROOM. approx. 30x5O and 2 small
adjoining rooms, VIC 14th-2Oth
sts.. south Of X st. for RELIGIOUS
services. Box 409-D. Star.
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loFFleEs, STUDIOS fer RENT

1854 CONN. AyE.-Nieeiy Decorated
4 %D si 49, eyes, eyes: VIZ s eso pay
APPROX. 500 SO. Fl, in Z rms,
2 lavatories. private entrance; I'M
maculate condition; reasonable
vs. vs.. s-9o 1923 Wisconsin ave- NV
EXCEL. CORNER Loo. Approx.
all outside. EN-. 2-6262.
1915 18th ST. N.W,-suitabie for
any profession; partitioned and air
cond. no. 2-6366, EN-. 2-4626. to
PARK OFFICE BLDG, 7705 Georgia
ave; n.w.-=Spac. ONCE In rear now
avail. in this new air-cond. bldg;
conv:; unrestricted park; lev rent.
See bldg. mgr. or call To. 2-o106.
OFFICE sPACE-Approximateiy COX
90 IT,. divided into 2 front ONCE
e eSDas aad 9 snd fs oO 1911 ST lsh
st. NV. Available May 1. Apply
JAFFE. 1st-floor once.
SILVER SPRING. rms. and bath.
now avail, End q. over real estate
TOR. 10. $4,000.
CONN. AVE, mr.. MaynoWer Hotel
Desirable ONCE space available. DI.
1854.
We HAVE JUST THE OFFICE SPACE
NEEDED BY accountants, lawyers
or other professionals, manufac-
turers' representatives. or finance
companies. Single offices and small,
medium or large suites on End
floor Of air-conditioned building in
Mt. Rainier. Ample parking space.
S SsII pc; 2-S464 and ask for
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST SUITE,
consisting approx. 1880 50. IT,,
ideally partitioned for immed. use
Heart Of medical center. 1882 Eye
st. NV. Call MR.. GEDNEY. DI.
CONN. AVE.-smail once with tele-
phone: ideal business location. DI.
TWO-RM. OFFICE, in new, air
conditioned building, special Light
ing. cabinets md decorating; ideal
for attorney, sales manager, etc.
5010 Pennsyivania Building, Me.
PERPETUAL BLDG. - one or tWo
turn. rms. with use Of reception
rm. and stenographers desk and
typeyriter; full cir conditioned. DI.
WOODMOOR SHOPPING CENTER-|
Good sized single ONCE. air-cond.,
$40; now avail. CHESTER H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
ms 0fIFFRENT. Yo1T feen-aae7

ITS DIFFERENT. Your teen-agers
viii Insist you buy this home with
daylieht family rnn.. bath. and
pvt. bedrm., big bsmt., 4 steps up
to most attrac. liv. fm.. paneled
wall firepl.. formal din. RIM. with
French doors. gorgeous kit. with
eating space: top level, 3 bedrms.
and End bath: brand new; only
Price wSsn you RA See L You'll Si''S buy
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