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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

Inomic jugular vein Of the Euro
lpean economy and one Of the
vital waterways Of the world. A
lstoppage Of traffic through the
canal of only a few weeks has
paralyzed the European conti-
nent and even the Middle East.
We have had to ship oil from
this country to meet the emer-
gency, although we have been
trying to build up our own dwin-
ding oil reserves here to meet
future emergencies. ! believe very
strongly that all the vital water
ways of the world. upon which
the peace and economy of the
world depend, should be freely
opened to all commerce.
At the Potsdam Conference ]
tried to get recognition of this
problem of open traffic on the
waterways of the world. urged
that the Black Sea Straits. the
Kiel Canal. the Rhine and Dan
ube rivers, the Suez Canal, Gil
braltar and the Panama Canal
be made free waterways for
merchant shipping. 1 suggest
that we ought to keep on work.
ing to relieve world tensions
And the first practical step we
can take along that line is to
achieve a permanent settlement
of the Suez Canal, for we cannot
leave it to the caprices of a
military dictator or the political
whims Of any one nation.
And we must realize that it is
naive and fantastic to hope that
we can achieve any kind of
peace in the Middle East as
long as there are bitterness and
open clashes between the Arabs
and Che Jews. The nation Of
Israel is here to stay. The United
States, as we'll as the United
Nations. should do everything
possible to cool the passions Of
those extremists who want tc
destroy Israel. The boundary
lines between Israel and Egypt
must be settled and those boun-
daries guaranteed. The United
Nations Emergency Forces coulc
play a highly constructive role
in this.
Keep Alliance Solid
Third: In our own Interest
and in the interest of the peace
of the world we should never
again allow ourselves to become
separated from our allies. We
cannot be part internationalist
part isolationist. part paciflst
and part appeasers. We fought
two world wars to keep Britain
France and Western civilization
from being destroyed by an am.
bilious Kaiser and a madmar
Hitler. At the end of the SECOND
World War we set UP a number
of important barriers to see thai
Britain, France and the free
world were safe against the
threat of international commu.
lniSm.
| Vacillation, indecision and fail.
/. ure to state clearly our foreign
policy during the past few years
and neglecting to keep our allie:
Informed of our aims and inten-
tons contributed to the recent
tragic events in the Middle East
and almost brought US to a thiro
world war. Perhaps this is nc
time to remind ourselves that
we must assume some respon-
sibility for the panicky military
moves of the British, French
and Israelis in Egypt. Yet we
had better draw a lesson from
what happened. I would ask
what the American people would
think we would do If the Panama
Canal were seized in violation
Eof treaties and made subject to
the will Of dictator.
I know what ! would do. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
at ChaS. Schwartz & Son
Save up to 33B %
International GGyAzq
retireS two beloved
patterns.

patterns being retired from Internaonas active pattern list
The result Prices 6ece place settings of Queens Lace and
"Richeieu" greatly reduced This med-time offer
and expires March 49, 1857 After that both patterns will
available only year special order basis higher prices
Now the time to complete increase your present service in
either pattern purchase full set at considerable savings
Free silver chest with four place settings
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
Tells
Best Farm Management Not Possible
Under Strict Government Controls

any family off the farm, but be-
lieyes that every family must de-
termine for itself whether or not
ii should remain on the farm.
If the farmer is willing 10 in-
crease his efficiency there should
be no need TO leave the farm
Farm Bureau supports all things
that help the farmer increase his
efficiency. However, Farm Bureau
does not approve of the govern
ment's substituting inefficiency
anywhere.
Davis stated that the farmer
cOmposes only 13 percent Of our
population. The only way this
small minority can get a break in
legislation is through oTganiza-
ton. He emphasized the import
ance of individual membership
participation in the organization
j. c. Rea. President Of Cum
berland County Farm Bureau.
stated that he hopes to promote
a continuous policy development
program in Cumberland County.
Small groups Of six to eight fam
lilies would meet monthly to dis
cuss topics relating to Farm Bu-
reau policy. 1t is felt that in this
way more farm people would holp
formulate Farm Bureau pro-
grams
Mrs. r. B. Davis, Jr., who at
tended the meeting with her hus-
band, talked with women about
their responsibilities in the organ
ization.
Herbert Goodman, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Jack Ingle,
led the membership in group
singing.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19

Ray B Davis. Jr., President Of
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation,
speaking before the Cumberland
County Farm Bureau on Fehru-
airy II, stated that there are three
board farm programs m
which the farmers may choose.
First, the farmer can accept a
guaranteed price for his products
if he is willing to accept rigid
control by the government. Farm
Bureau feels that a farmer cam
not exercise best MANAGEMENT
practices under such a program
Secondly. the farmer can ac-
cept complete freedom of produc-
ton. Under this policy there will
be violent fluctuations in prices.
Farm Bureau feels that farmers
have too much at stake to so to
this extreme.
Thirdly, the farmer may ac-
cept middle of -the-road policy.
Farm Bureau advocates such q
policy where supports do have a
definite place II ironing out eX-
IRENE fluctuations in price,
Davis stressed the fact that 81
percent Of our farms are family
farms. He stated that Farm Blu
reau is not in favor Of moving
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
FowIlatall News

Many Powhatan friends of the S.
G. Sheldon family attended Mr.,
Sheldon's funeral at Toano Wednes-
day. He was we'll known throughout
Cumberland and PoWhatan. and a
great asset to every community in
which he has lived and worked
The directors Of the Powhatan
War Memorial Building met Tues
day The bylaws we're studied and
a number OF business matters dis
cusSed.
Capt Mcclure Morris reported
that the Powhatan National Guard
now has rs men and four officers
enrolled, bat more recruits ar e
needed. The total pay roll Of the
guard per year scatters approx
mately $4,000 in this and adjacent
communities. The Company meets
every Thursday night in the Me
mortal Building and any officer or
man Will be glad to give YOU all
necessary information,
New Legion and American flags
were presented at the local Ameri-
can Legion post Monday night. The
Post now has 81 members. All eli
gible> men are cordially invited to
affiliate. Vernon Winfree is com
mander% and Charles Celia is adj
jutant Discussion Of q local tele-
phone directory was continued
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
Guinea

Mr. and Mrs r wilson crowdar
were Wednesday overnigh guests Of
the Fl. c. Ferguson family. Thurs
day, they and Mrs. ). P Stratton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Southal, Of Prince Edward. En
route home they visited Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Johnson, who live near
Farlnvilie
The Billy McAbee family. O f
Petersburg. and Mr. and Mrs Vel
den Davis of Richmond. were Sun
dav gpests of the Charles Hendrix
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
1lIoryen

Mr., and Mrs. Ted Dawson and
daughter, Brenda, Of Richmond,
MI. and Mrs. Donnie Lynch and
daughter, Karen. of Amelia. visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs NAL
colin Dawson for the week end.
MRS. Julia Easter has returned
home from a Richmond hospital
where she was a patient for two
weeks
Mrs. Ida Stockner spent several
DAYS last week with her daughter,
Mrs Hazel MOTHS. and family
Rev Arlie Knipmeyer, pastor of
Epworth and Salem Methodist
Churches, and Mrs. Knipneyer.
Rev. and Mrs. F w England. of
Powhatan. attended the Virginia
Methodist conference at GAINESVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ollin Morris and
daughters, Susan and Robyn, of
Midlothian. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Coleman, Of Richmond. visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ned
Morris. Sunday
Sterling Morris, Billy Dawson and
Douglas Dawson spent Saturday in
FarmviIle roller skating
This community was saddened
Saturday evening by the death Of
Thomas r Goodman His kind
deeds and the love he showed for
his friends and fellowmen viii be
an unlorgettable memory in the
hearts Of those who loved him,
MRS. Alease Thomas and Mrs
Verna Dawson attended the Virginia
Methodist conference at Clarksville
"Wednesday.
Arthur Barden fell last week ant
suffered injuries to both legs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
$4,000 A Appropriated
For Welfare Expenses

Appropriation of $4,000 in To-
cal welfare funds was approved
Monday by the Powhatan county
board of supervisors.
The appropriation was request
ed to meet operating expenses
through June Originally, the sup
erfisors granted the welfare de
partment only $500 of the $11 :
243 in local money called for by
the state department Of welfare
and institutions.
. Originally the total budget was
set at S53.913.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
P0Whatan Dance
Clears Over $500

Over 5000 was cleared at the
march Of dimes dance held Friday
at the PoWhatan War Memorial
building
SPECIAL features Of the dance
were sittelbug contests Charles
Womack and Janice Smith Of
Cumberland, won amono tha older
couples, and Carl jennings, J.
and Patricia Wilson. Of Ppwha-
tan. won among the younget cou-
pies.
Mrs. John Karin. of Gentle,
was dance chairman
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19

and children visited Mr. Alease
Thomas Tuesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19

Mrs Hazel Morris Mrs Friday
Aase Thomas r Morris visited j. Morris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
HOUSES FURNlsHED

:i-bedrm brk. home
Lee. dining rm suitable for enter.
talnlnV modern Kitchen with eye.
level wen, counter-top range. etc
First n p'wdef rm Ire liEht rec
rm., with V bath. fenced real
yard; Riggs PARK area; 5000 pel
mo A, c. HOUCHToN 4 SON
INC i4ls 4 st. NV. Dl. 7-0051
1903 10th ST. NV bedrms
ane sit.' 2 woodworking fireplacesi
cHEvY CHAsE. D. CO bedrms
2h baths. nicely furnished. rec
I'm. with fireplace. den. powder
rm.: mr.. bus, stores, schools
CHURCHES avail March J. 'oL
LUXURIOUS RAMBLER bedrms
baths. closesin loo: ideal for pro.
fessional $500 per mo, JU. O.D3B4
AVE. N.W--3 bedrms.
2 baths, paneled bsmt.. waiI-to. wal
carpet furn. or unfurn. CO. 3.
1902.
MD.--small. comfort.
ably furnished house tsleeps ~
DIV, OIL heat, bsmt:; available now
MOO mo. A, II. SEIDENSPINNER
EEzaadaIoR' WA. 7-10i0 or WA
Sc. WARRINGTON, 20 Minis. from
Dept, OF Agri... FBI. etc.--Lovell
3,1adrm. h-bath home. com
pletely redec.; new iurn.: reason
able rent 20. 2-01bi.
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MOVING PACKING STORAGE

ACTION MOVERS, rms. as low q.
$50 or So pr hr. NO. 7-Jl35.
i5'
ROYALL Transfer rms. as low
as $50 or 50 per hr AID. 2-62is.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage
IN separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO. 7-O1O4 UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC. Established 1900
MOvI~G AND HAULING-pay OF
night; reasonable rates. DU
Al MOvING-hny time. o rooms
$50, Careful. dependable Ask voui
neishbor Call ia. 2-506s evenings
after Q.
MOVE OR PICK UP-D. c.. Nd Va
sensibly priced: patient men: "a mrs
HILL TRANSFER Co. AP. 7:065O
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
peaches a speciality. 8 l. MORRIS
TU 2-l ihn or II 6-2ss0
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service: 3 experienced white men
SIS hour. 10 1884, 10. 7-26aS
CHESTER MOVERS = Large OF
small. We do them ell. Careful and
reasonable. tn. 2-055s and IA
BOLD.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture a.
part payment on your moving stor-
age. Reasonable rates. ia. O.2p37
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ARLINGTON

DCN i MISS THIS
from hi l52o n Quinn St. Comfort sl,
Tst Ser See Ms F Coleman APT AS 81
/. l7z0 n. Quinn ST.. ia. S-4785 o.
call SHANNON & LuCHS CO., 72l
18th st. NV. ma. S-2346.
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HOUSES EuRN. .cent.l

PORTER ST. NV; one half blocl
Wisconsin ave.--Det. brick;. 4 bed
rms, and large sun rm., 2 bath.
on md floor. New complete batl
on LIST floor. Avail. immed., S22l
mo; j. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-AttfactivS
3-bedrms:. baths: newly deco,
rated. clean, comfortable home
avail; Feb. 18th; S250 mo. EN-
SILVER sPRING--3 bedrms., den
garase, H.-W.H.. SWIMMING POOL
FIELD PEI IN &C. ~ ~ ssDpiii s Snl Kss Fl 2
AVAILABLE MARCH I--3-bedroom
2-bath semidet. ia. 9-454O.
VERY LIMITED in number available
or more bedrms., l. or more baths
We t9 $500 mo- mes; choice legations
Ret Broker. En-. Sass s.; or c JE
NEWLY furn. form. house on l(,tf
St; suitable for 8 or & bachelor
girls or boys; parking for 8 cars
Phone Ho. 2-s225 or DU. 1000
MONTGOMERY HILLS, Md.
bedrm. brick home. Sb9s furn.
$3.50 mo. at e407 Warren st. Hud.
son Real Estate. uN. 4-I5i5. UN
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., fur.
UTILITIES furnished. JU. 5-d37i.
ARL., va, hos 80. oakland st
. oedrrns., liv .rm:. dinette, mod
kit. bath. porch; bsmt. OIL heat:
s.5Sso ' Apt. 80 Soc. '-S'o4 or MA
ARL; $50 s liishland-Charming
Hish: HsK. HsS sra s[aas c ga il Il
ARLINGTON-3 bedrms.: oil heat;
ser preh.;. Gar.; full bsn1t. Ideal
legation: blk bus; 10 Minis
White House. Sl25. IA. 2-Ol3S.
CHEVY CHASE, b. CO 6edrms.
2 baths. Year garage. SSs0.
Malora r. Christman
Real Estate
1906 Wis. Ave. NV Wo. 6-2y2a
CLEVELAND PARK. / blk. OF Conn
- Liv. rm;, din. rm., den. KIT. Z
oedrms., / baths. garage; S175.
r, A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
z Mass, Ave. Realtors Ma. S-502U
UNFURNISHED
4l2 EAST CAPITOL ST.
% rooms, kit. and bath: rental
81 JEFFERSON ST. NE,
= rooms and bath; oil no. wa ter
heat: rental. 500. furnished.
The Riggs National Bank
WASH. LOAN & TRUST BR.
SOU 81. ST. $4,000
241 Oglethorpe st. NE.
Semi-detached. newly furn. 2
oedrm house with full basement
and front and back yard, gas heat.
l Dix. to tranSp. and COW. 20 LARGE
shopping center. Apply
DREYFUSS bros. INC.
1919 18th 81. NV. Ma S-O5s0
cOL0RED-SOI TAYLOR 'N.W-s
rms, 2 kits. 2 baths: completely
furn.; Sl25 mo. RA. 6-5022.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE


By OWNER--3-rm. air -cond. apt. In
shops and transp. Make oifer. re
3-2S39 ewes.
I BEDRM. APT. quiet and pleasant
conv. to shop. cen. Pentagon, Arl-
inRton Hall bus stop "a blk. from
ddooori say WEEDS. eve. or wk'-ends'
so. CAPITOL AND CHESAPEAKE ST,
W, 500 - i-bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. bath apt; beaut. new
custom built kit; perfect cond.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. a-S0do.
SO; q. CAPITOL AND BRANDYwINEl
iurn,; new BIDS; most convenient
location for stores, transp. IN
RoHS L. rf sRElr6 e. 'RR: ssisai, So 81
NAyLoR GARDENS
20, $50, l-bedrm., liv. rm.. din. rfn.,
KIT ss sGS oasnl corner wins
, sii, boO--s-bsdrm. apt newly
All apis. have pvt. storage rooms.
Laundry faeil, 3ss interest on unpaid
Dalance OF origlnaI loan; terms: 70
inSp.. call JOHN Z. SHEI TON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000 daily Q til 0.
Several Attractive Bargains
Splendid and 9 bedrm. apis. IN
good NV. locations. incl. blk. on
Calvert st; ] blk. of Conn. ave. and
mr.. 10th and Harvard. Efficient serv.
ice with reasonable operating costs
Prices range from $500 to SI4.500
with cow terms. Experienced sales
men Ia serve YOU. Fer inform 5tion
and appointment to inspect. call
j. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 1884
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHED
CAPITOL HILL
3O8 MARYLAND Ave. NE.

q
Attractive 2-bedrm. house with
mod. ~; and bath. Stove and refsr.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Penna. Ave. s. Z. Ii. 3-O0si
HILLCREST
3940 PA. AVE. Sc.
RENTAL INCLUDES HEAT. uTILs.
Beautiful detached brick z rms,
~ baths; stove. refrigerator. disposal,
washer, drier. Ven. blinds. drapes
and rugs: garase; HE. 4-1O31.
John F. DonohOe & Sons
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3.00s4
Immediate Occupancy
Choice Suburban Location
Nearby arlington, Falls Church;
newly decorated. Walk to schools.
e eSSses Ans snd s.o orrs,SS;;., :, o-..a.,o,,
brick rambler; gas radiant heat;
$loo--6esS North Fairfax dr.
bedroom. semidetached brick: full
SlaS io1b woodley pl., Falls
Church--3-bedroom brick ram
bier: fireplace. dishwasher. gar
nage disposal; stairway to stor-
S145--1ll3 Ronald st.-3-bedroom
brick rambler: full basement,
electric kitchen. fireplace, tiled
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. !-o7Sl. Ewes.
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HOUSES UheURNIsHED
COLORED
LIVE RENT FREE

IL rooms. 2 baths. In convenient
NV. location on streetcar line
reasonable rent: immediate occu-
pancy. Call TU. 2-6104.
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l AND 4 BEDROOMS

Slg.s50--I66I Crescent pl. NV
Very Ice. seven-rm. two-bath apt.
three good exposures: close-in loo
In highly desirable COOP. REQUIRES
redecoratlon.
SIS. O0O--l661 Crescent pl. NV
Unique de luxe apt on two levels:
seven rms. incl ornate paneled iiv.
rm. and den. Just redeeorated.
For information and appt please
call Mr. Gavin with r. G. SMITHY
COMPANY. ST. $4,000. Res. AID.
2-5004
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HOME VALUES

44(AsA6 NAAASSG0
2s14 18th st. n.e.-3 bedrms. =.
:y rm.' din. kit. bath: gas heat;
1905 18th ST. NV rooms and
bath. INV h.: SIS.
$3.50 8. Dakota ave. n.e.--6 rms.
Ia baths, gas heat. fenced yard
a314 H st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
bsmt.. oil h.-wh.: 500.
22S r ST. net rms, kit. and
hath, full bsmt.: Sl10.
n X st. n.e.---4 rms. kit. and
90 New York ave. ne.--6 rms.
and bath oil heat. parking for
so N St. NV rms. and bath:
$40 so.
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
(. Mass Ave. Realtors Ma. S-50au
COIiORED-2 BEDRMS
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1870 SHOSHoNE DRIVE
FOREST HEIGHTS. MD.

Brick and-frame semidetached; 9
fm. and lavatory on LIST floor: 3
rooms and bath on End: fully tiled
basement: cas- storage water heater
gas heat. refrigerator, disposal. gas
rance with eye-level oven; rent. Si25
on early lease. To reach property.
out. South Capitol ct extended to
End stop iirht after entering Mary
land. turn left out Livingston road
to md road on right, turn rieht:
next road on right Is Shoshone drive
Key next door U32l Tenant to pay
water rent B. F. SAUL CO. 925
18th st. NV, MA. s-2i0o.
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2 BEDROOMS

7.95O-ls52 Columbia I'd. NV
Nest space for the money possible
pantry and unusual closet space
Eley, and switchboard. key al
dsskl.
Sio,500-2l22 Calf. st. NV
LARGE front corner apt with full
din. m; excellent location; terms
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HPARTMENTs WANTED

WANT TO BUY l-bedroom. in nv
not over $1,000. small cash. Give
details. Box hl-Y, Star.
wHAT Is II WORTH Get good white
tenants In .. c. MANDET. AID
4.34O0,
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Investment Opportunity

Investment capital REQUIRED nv
local promotion agency for expan-
Sion OF proven service. Silent or
active investor considered. ExeeIlent
return through interest or PERCENT
age. For appointment, Telephone
Dl. 1854 Friday or Saturday. ia
an. TO p-m. or write Box 53-Y,
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BUY NOW


Sedfns and an u'' Sat RiG' on a0p sslt o.
blvd, near College PIX. Md. Over /
sell Well furnished, excellent net
profit. Priced at less than appraisal,
PKG PIX II LIQUORS, SLOTS
! About 20 miles from D; C. Net
all YOU can get from the slot ma
chimes. and We will give you Q trial
before YOU buy. Do you have $1,000
doTn9 Well, grab YOUR phone and
TAVERN, BAR
HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING A
LONG TIME? Do you want the most
I9r your money! Do vow want. q
Do want living quarters. toof TELL
YOU what I'm going to do. II YOU
call me shall show you this liquor
tavern NV. Est. .bv the same owner
Tor 20 wears. u has everything, and
doing. about $1,000 monthly. the
price, $40 900. complete and name
get going, call me.
VARIETY STORE
PAINTS hardware. dry goods,
sundry items: same owner 10 yrs.
Long lease available; 5-rm. apt. In
S s.IiIi S3a. 900 gross last year; ex-
cslent net proiit. Need $4,000 down.
LAUNDRO MAT, NV.
Ayeraee $500 wkly gross easy to
operate. 10 machines, fully equipped;
full price $4,000. about y down.
WE WANT LISTINGS
NOW is the timei Sell your bust
ness or property, n Il Is priced right
LANE PASTOR. tx. 5.S55b
lO2a Vermont Ave. Suite No. 1908
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CAFETERIA. dntn., seats "a: air
conditioned: owner retiring. Income
$1,000 wk bic Oppor. for improv
SEFLYE DI S-S3o5
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GASOLINE STATION and gear ear
pumping aver. 20 600 sal. gas mo
doing nice repair bus. ~. 1900 so
II. land S22 Write Box Sly
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$4,000 viii handle. Good money
maker In Al location. New beer IL
cense. Air conditioned. Al equip
meni oood short order man can
p pzEndis: cay Il 1887. zA0AMI
| ION CAPITOL HILL
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WOODLAND bedrms.. Nv nm,
din. rm., klt.,, bath; COW. 10 every
Huso Een sE a. F fsTp e. 1 AP
1901. or UN. 4-i5l5.
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. 4.30OO JE. 1851, Ewes.
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RETAIL BAKERY
FOR SALE-BALTIMORE

owner. retiring after 20 years
successful operation: receipts SiDU.-
counter, splendid opportunity for
cXper.eneed bakery owner: will help
finance proper party; price S1n.0O6,
plus inventory c. and m. Write. Civ
inc experience and background to
J. p. KNAPP, Broker. 1918 Green
mount ave BALTIC ~ Nd
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RETAIL FURNITURE STORE. well
established, looking for a partner
to invest $4,000 cash and devote
his full time TO manasemeni
Must be experienced in furniture
business Offers excellent oppor-
tunitv to desirable person who
wants 10 promote his own business
Give age. exper. and financial
BACKGROUND. Confidential. Box
n0n-g Star
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RESTAURANT new. Bethesda area
Unframed hrs. Il TO s. no Sun.
unusual oppor here. THIS Is THE
KIND THEY ALL WANT. A. R
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Mas. ave. Realtors Ma, @502C
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.

80 MICHIGAN AVE. NE,
ist n. Nv. rrn.. lee. entr. hal wit Win
foyer. din. rm kit: Ind r.. 3 bed.
rms bath. screened sleeping porch,
full bsmt :. coal h.-w. heat. Diet. ga
rage. 500 mo.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 X st. NV. ME. S.s3ea
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1897 o ST. n.w.Ss rms. . baths.
oil h.-w n S1iH
4il9 Douglas st n,e.7 rms, bath.
h W III. $50
All 9Th s. s.w.--6 rms. bath,
s.s Sss Oh silloSEi lash ay' ssS BV7 rms 6
,l1l1R. Ord st sw.--b rms. and
cleo. S35.
20O2 18th At, n.w.--FlRt: 7 rms.
bath. gas h.-w.h.: 500.
1920 .iith st. nw,--2nd-h. nat;
q rms, bath, Arcola heat; sos.
1919 nth 81. NV NO. 7-aeo7
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9525 Georgia Ave jU. 9-4134
FALLS CHI. AND FAIRFAX co.
rent. 4 bedrms at S120 10 SlG0 mo.
3 bedrms, 500 TO Slf5 mo. . bed
rms at SIS to SI20 mo,
CALL US and Select Your Home
ARFAX REALTY. INC, JE 2-l45o
BF1LF HAVEN - WANT A LONG
LEASE? Take this rambling rambler,
! bedrms.. eis baths. rec. rm. and %
car gar S2i5 per mo
Fairfax area--Old Colonial center
hall home on . acres with lockwood
garden. l6xlb rooms. new electric
$3.50 per month.
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY .
TT Il 1A1h I'll O
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H. G. SMITHY co.
/ BEDROOM

SO S00-1725 18th st. nw.-Ele
vator and switchboard: oper. asSmt
only $23.S0. Bargain.