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Drug ChargeHit.
In Montesi Case

VENICE, Italy, Feb. 81 R.-
Ia Carabinieri general testifying
in the Wilma Montesi case today
denied a star prosecution wit
nesse's charge that her lover was
the brains of a narcotic ring.
But Gen. Umberto Pompei said
the witness, Anna Maria Caglio,
had been correct when she told
police that rich playboy Ugo
Montagna sis a homosexual."
Gen. Pompei described Miss Gag
| lilo as "a scorned and jealous
woman" She had told police she
was Montagna's mistress.
Miss Caglio has not testified
yet in the trial here of Montagna
and two others charged in the
death of 20-year-old Wilma,
whose half-nude body was found
on the black sands of Ostia
Beach near Rome April IL, 1858.
However. Miss Caglio was ques-
toned extensively by police dur
ing the inquiry.
Others Charged
| Gianpiero Piccioni, a son of
former Foreign Minister Attilio
Piccioni. is accused Of abandon
ing Wilma on the beach, be-
lieving her already dead. Mon
tagna and Saverio Polito. rs.
/ former chief of Rome's police
now ailing with diabetes. are
accused of having abetted Pic
cioni by trying to cover UP for
him.
Gen. Pompei. one of the most
important witnesses to appear so
far at the five-week-old :Sial,
told the court his investigations
indicated nothing for which
Montagna could be prosecuted,
although he is decidedly an i'm
moral character"
1T is not probable that Ugo
Montagna is connected with the
narcotics traffic" he declared.
] Gen. Pompei testified also that
Montagna was, about to buy 9
/ fiat for Tomasso Pavonas tthen
Italy's national police chief dur
ing the investigation in Rome
into the Montesi case. Pavona
resigned later.
M0ntagna in Court
The carabinieri general said he
had met Montagna after the
war in the Offices of the United
States Army OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
agency in Rome. for whose Off
GERS Montagna organized enter
tainments."
+ Montagna was in court today
for the first time since the trials
opening sessions. when he testi-
fed that he did not know Wilma.
He made no sign when Gen.
Pompei spoke of him.
Gen. Pompei said he had begun
his investigations of Montagna's
activities at the request of Amin
tore Fanfani. then interior min
lister. before the scandal Of the
Montesi case broke. When it
made the headlines, the elder
Piccioni resigned the foreign
ministry to help his son prepare
a defense.
Gen. Pompei said the younger
Piccioni had an apartment be-
longing to his father where he
used to go in company with
many women"
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Egypt. The statement con.
demned "this aggression which
nearly resulted in grievous con.
sequences for the world"
Parliament urged the govern
ment to come to an under
standing with the Arab state.
so that they can all stand like
one man in the face of COM
munism and Zionism."
The resolution obviously re-
ferred to the tense. strained re-
lations between Iraq and Syria
The two governments have beer
hurting charges at each other
and exchanging notes, each
charging hostile attitudes anc
interference in domestic affairs
A note from the Syrian For.
eign Ministry Sunday accused
the Iraqi government of con.
spring to overthrow by forct
Syria's present regime" 1t alst
charged Nuri Said's government
with "isolating and paralyzint
the Iraqi people by tying Irat
to the Baghdad pact anc
Britain"
The Syrian note replied to ar
earlier Iraqi communique pro-
testing "Syria's interference il
Iraq's domestic affairs"
On Monday Iraq delivered {
strong protest to Syria agains
what it called a Communist.
melted hostile policy against tn,
Iraqi government" Iraq charged
the Syrian regime was "undeI
complete Communist influence.
The protest added that durinl
the three years of the BaghdaC
pact there was no proof tina
the alliance has isolated Irat
from the Arab states" 1t de-
clared "this claim is being in
cited by Communists and is
Soviet tune"
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Iroq Parliament Backs
Policy on Arab Stotes

BAGHDAD. Feb. 81 up. -
Parliament gave Premier Nuri
Said's government a 1914 vote
of confidence today and urged
IL to continue its policy toward
the Arab States ION a basis Of
fraternity and solidarity"
The lawmakers said such
policy by Iraq should aim
at removing misunderstanding"
between Arab countries and
peoples.
Approved was a reply to the
throne speech" praising King
Faisal for his work at the Arab
summit meeting in Beirut after
the outbreak of hostilities in
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other man in the community
toward getting people to work
together.
Praises Giyers Fund
The United Givers Fund. Mr..
Morris said. deserves credit for
implementing brotherhood by
bringing together many cam
paigns. agencies and people in a
central effort.
This years brotherhood theme
stresses the need for people to
live as one family of man. "
Everett r. Clinchy of New York.
who since its founding in 1928
has served as the conferences
president, said there is a des-
perate need for "the world fam
lily of man."
He foresaw the day when the
new science of human relations
would create miracles to match
those of science.
A representative group of Gov
eminent officials and clergymen
of all faiths sat at the head table.
Co-chairmen with Mr.. Goldman
are w. T. Vandoren and Oscar
l.. Chapman.
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Tic StTVeQ dS pTeSlQeII.
A message from President
Eisenhower was read to the more
than 1000 persons at the Shera-
lton-Park Hotel by Secretary Of
Health, Education and Welfare
Folsom.
Asks Better Understanding
The President pointed out the
need for protection within the
country as well as on its outer
defenses. He said young men
representing all races and creeds
make UP the armed forces pro-
tecting the country from out
side. The President said there
lis a need to develop better un-
derstanding and unity from
within.
President Eisenhower con-
graduated the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews,
sponsors of last nights dinner,
for its efforts in promoting this
understanding.
Mr.. Morris. president Of the
Federal Storage Co.. was praised
by Aaron Goldman, co-chairman
of the conferences Washington
Region, as doing more than any
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Colorado Senate
Refuses to Thonk
President for Visit

DENVER. Feb. 81 (R.-The
Colorado Senate refused yester-
day to thank President Eisen-
hover for visiting Colorado on
his drought inspection trip last
month.
The Senate turned down, l8-
l16, a House-approved resolution
expressing thanks to the Chief
Executive. Both branches Of the
legislature have Democratic
majorities.
| Mr.. Eisenhower stopped at
Pueblo more than an hour jan
uary is and took a first hand
look at a ust-damaged farm
area southeast of the city.
The Democrats opposing the
resolution commended the Presi-
dent simply was doing his duty.
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Morris, UGF Head, Gets
1857 Brotherhood Award

For his work in promoting better understanding between
of all and faiths Morris as night received the
Brotherhood Award for 1857 at the annual Brotherhood Week
dinner.
Long prominent in civic affairs Morris recently brought
successful close the first the United Gvers Fund which
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Park Flowers

SEATTLE.-Mount Rainier ma
tional park is said to have about
1900 kinds Of Towering plants.
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nostretching! Inc skimping!

Say goodby to patchy pie crusts with
famous Flako Pie Crust Mix. The 20
ounce mix that insures the full recipe"
pastry you need for easy, one time roll
ing perfection. The full, smooth crusts it
takes for even golden browning.
Flako takes to water at the stir of a fork.
No MASKING! No crumbling! Never
sticky no matter how much it's handled,
Flako's quality-blended for the fiakiest
erusts you ever baked.
ONLY Flako makes SO big pie, with
such little work.
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the car that travelled $4,000 miles at
Bonneville averaging 1876 mp.h., "a hours
a day for almost 20 days?
And what happened to the bumps? The
new Inner Ford" turns rutted, twisting
trails into cloud-paved straightaways with
its wide-base frame i. low, road-hugging
center of gravity !. swept-back ball-joint
front suspension and new automatic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
All the world loves the 81 FORD
the worlds largest sellingV 8

Oh, it's easy to see this new kind of heart
high Ford stretches over II heart-winning
feet long, And why everyone goes for those
smooth, sculptured lines. But slide behind
the wheel. Then you'll really learn why this
Ford is the most sought-after ever
You'll discover how the champion world
shrinker can shrink the distances you drive
For what's speed and distance to V-8 Ford
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variable-rate rear suspension. And extra
soundproofng makes Ford so quiet you can
hear butterfy's sigh Gf you happened to
have one along!
So don't just dream. Ask your Ford Dealer
to let you Action Test Ford.
You go first
in the new kind of FORD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

TINS WEEK mese.Io./Mey "a 1857
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Z. centinvous Budget Aeeounti Works exoctly
like o reoulor charge oeeount except you hove
10 months, insteod Of 80 doy, 10 poy. You
determine the emount Of monthly payment.
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;. Budget Account! ioeS Down and up to Is
months to pay on household items such os
furniture. Competing, bedding. droperies. VOC
yum cleaners. ehnowors and other home fun-
ishnos.
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4. BUDGET Account! Nothing Down and up 10
"a months to poy on such items os refrioero-
tors, ranges woshers and dryers. ironers and
dishwoshen.
Ase ksnas G-n Feod-FSsezer Plan.
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Entire Fall Stock! Women's
lz.99-l4.99 JoeeIIi Shoes

Wide selection of styles in suedes
and other feathers Choice Of high m nm
or midway heels Sizes 4ia-lo. AAA NJ
to b. WV
Fourth Floor. Washington; Street FL, Arlington
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Rev. f. S. Bancroft Announces
Plans for Community Service

Rev. f. s. Bancroft Announces
Plans for Community Service
The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector of st. Peters Episcopal
Church, has announced that on
Sunday, Nov "a there win be
family service at 10 am. with
both departments of the Sunday
School attending that service.
Two offering plates which have
been given in memory of G. Med
ford Sparks will be dedicated at
that service. One feature of the
family service will be the presen-
tation of the children's offering
to bring Thanksgiving cheer to
the people of the State Welfare
Home. Each child should bring to
church one of the following items:
jam, jelly, hard candy cookies,
homemade candy and homemade
cookies, which will be distributed
at the home. The nursery-kinder-
garten will be at 10 am. instead
of IL. All parents and children
will sit together in family groups
After the offertory children of
pre-school age and of Grades l
and 2 will go to the Church
School House. The others will re-
main in church for the rest of
the service. For the convenience
of those who cannot attend at
10 o'clock on Nov. "a, there will
be services at s am. and IL am.
also. The union service of Thanks
giving, participated in by three
churches, will be held this year at
st. Peters Church on Wednesday,
Nov. 81 at 8 pm. The Rev. w. H.
Revelle, Jr., pastor of Asbury
Methodist Church, will preach the
sermon, and the Rev. o. c. Jones,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, and the Rev. F. S. Ban
croft, rector of the host church,
will take part in the service.
There will be a service of Holy
Communion on Thursday, Nov. %
at 10 am.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
First Presbyterian Church

Services at the First Presbyter-
ian Church for Sunday, Nov. "a,
are announced by the Rev. o. c.
Jones, pastor, as follows: Morn
ing worship, IL am. Sunday
School, 10 am. The annual Thanks
giving service will be held this
Sunday at IL am. The communi-
cants class will meet at the
Manse on Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Members of the Mis-
sionary Society will gather at 8
o'clock on Monday evening, Nov.
25. Children are to bring pack
ages of food to Sunday School
this week for distribution to
needy families on Wednesday ev-
ening, Nov. 27.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
IN MEMORIAM

BARCUS--In loving memories Of our
dear mother, Bessie E. Barcus. who
passed away November %, 1854.
She was 4 wonderful mother,
She played life's battle square.
No matter when we needed her.
We always found her there
So on this day. our hearts go out
To the dearest and best of mothers,
Who never had time to think of herself
But always thought of Others
Sadly missed by daughters, Lillian
Jones and Laura Pope.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
IN MEM0RIAM

BARCUS- In loving memory of my
dear wife, Bessie f. Barcus. who passed
away three years ago. November %,
1854.
l have lost my souls companion.
A life linked with my own.
And day by day l miss her more,
As l walk through life alone
Sadly missed by husband,
Raymond H. Barcus
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0SACRTETTE

3.bedrm,, loft, rambler: sie,B00
down. sioO IN mo .'Pf Is. 4 ysis s 6peS
CONGRATULATIONS. 1916 8
18th SLOWLY det. hrlck ram.
Bier. features incl. iiy. I'm. VIII
on ist door. pIas Z TINS a1 On Snsdi
Qther features incl. full bsmt
h.wh. Nice yard and many
sxtsas Prleea, ESQ terms
s-0aSa; ewes. 10. S-0osS.
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NO RED TAPE
ASSUME liLG loan

Spacious brick; full bsmt.. 3 bed.
rms, II triple sizedl. din. Fm.. ser
son.. D. G.: walk 70 shops; pleasant
nee ssnsss nrL PALS CHURCH
enildren. Lcy down payment ans
praised Tor si2'soo loan ma NOV az
rlght Il, LAIRD REALTY Co
u. 4-05sS. u. a-iR6S.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 1UY

INVESTOR lopklng for homes 10
WI pay y q s q s.,S e. 81 1Ilss. sRsrlna
MODERN. clean, 2 OF q bedroom
home Y 81. q ns4rby " oescEgsS
cox. 81. a.SS6s. 10. a.siS6.
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m nAVn CASH CLIENTS fol
houses % The 2. q 9feai pe
cnalan ieE or eRpfslsaI 8
az s aSl|sPEs W., aeas ~ 4 s.ksSbi." ~
'SsE. s 4 ;s A II I; S. 's:ss''SsS'
E10N loNNkk = 3.bedrm. house
meas ~ beifoIrl viii ply reason.
h la:, l e s Ssss sS. ise.1Ss and
n kAhnY ylnoINIA Have All
rofne client with ehgQ0n cash that
uant1 70. huy. Q brick rambler or
opIlt>leVoI. not more than SEA. 500,
Arlington Or cio1e-in Fairfax. ~
your homo 4 definitely for sale.
5 81. s.i sAi I Rssl. oAuhis CORP
: on 3 nEDnM. n0hlk N b O.,
xrssaf , soub sel' 81 IL laiSSRss. AsAs'
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unlimiieq ea4h hlallalle .Call
fQAPQNlQ REALTY VA 7.09g1
lSufy fne nave your monss Win
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70 buy 3 o. Q fm. oct. btks p, Q
lly 1 81 ~ sssh. ei Hsa sssss. Js eSn
VII k1Y AZ Cash ipr NaryIlpl
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send. re appFaiaals. No comm
Tor CASH F0n YOUR n0MEfJl
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TOP CASH FOR HOMES
DIR TO OWNER. gFee appraisal
e GR, z EI 9lHHal e "a al s.asSIy- No
ALL CASH NET
TODAY eERxIcz NO STRINGS
nAn~IpP kkIcE .RsAhb5D ~ g sao.
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STAR LlsTrNos
You Should Inspect Today

ntand.nsw. SON. brick
csnysnIsni l6eatiI6n. ~
s ass.Rss s ne ! ke,hs g !, I'VE re
level lulI 4ayllght base.
Es ssHas '9K. EsSBs. e =
rslls church - A ntst-
slsSr CITY WIN. popul.tlon
value, on Q secluded tree.
studded street Nonr-heo-
rll.e tshath home. al brick,
4 wears YOUNG Giant base
I1enl, formal din, rm., lovely
biz lQl. ltifRQllyelp priced
innpoct. N a-a0oa'
Not 'ust another 1-bed-
M N-bAtn home, but
Weil-plannfd. new nllt-Ievd
with ilnllhad family rm,,
exlfa-larea klls family selno
din. fu.s centor-haiI plan.
Too iocalIQni priced fiHhl,
n mld-2Os, Phone ".
Are you from california,
Or maybe Florida, been look
lnf for oomothlnn dllIaIonl,
bright and cheerful. need
large bedrooms. 9 N1-lt.
w I'm, with fireplace, n4n.
sin. rnl.f yerT smart kilch-
en- 9Th birch cabinets and
oye-Iorol oven, Bis basel
uient y baths, cnfport;
i AZ SSooIsp A; ss',s RI dsS.
reasonable down. payment
only $500 down, ball
anss i e fshIss: ! ni ssg,s; enc
r,.seong alIsnfiek Esqshsr.
lArNe llE, rm., iIEepl.. din.
space, full basement. North
Afllngton Location Priced
under. 100000. Lots and
lots o. extras. such e built
N air eon0ilionino. storm
Window; . VIII show yeu
ss.ssSSSSAi q '0u'n can ~
VA. A.
CHAPMAN
RpArTY, ING.
oo1e IL HWY. AALA. VA.
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CLOSE-IN SPLIT

Two mInnl1q % Chain Nrldoe-.
so TlSul f6b2yf 's o1 ns.ss' Z s2.h 3.
home .oday--'sofrA Az nj *.
SHabaih home fesfurins 32-if
living room with sions lrsplaee
larne separate dining "L"--NU0E
DE LUKE, ALL-NLEcTnIC KITcH-
kN-recreation AREA with picture
Elndegs y DAYLIGHT BASE:
TRkE6l
, 70 IEsPErT oqt Lee hwy, 2.
ss md' pss sai al I q s se' e Rsass
Snrinu rur ,.r.rur.nn. Annnws
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vL'I pao. isF sALi DUsINIss IaoI FOR sALE

BETnleDA-pesirable corner site
koRzsNpo fPER SEzLrE. III ih q.
OF. 1-8lIls
X 81. NV, near 20th-fst eomni.
Two 3-story bricks. 32-ft front
~ 30 depth. Income $500 VI.
Eeaf. price for quick sale. n. n.
HANppLPH, ". 7-2137 or IL.
LODGE HALL, seats 1875 with sepa :
rate 31Aft. lounge fn. Also XII.
RS: IN: and Z spts,: ! Blk.
come Of APPROX. $500 can Sc
IS 5zsasDI .yzs decreased. H. 1880
i2.ooo SQUARE FEET, coMKfER-
expanding shopping center. d.
fectly opposite large chain food
store. Perfect Tor frozen Gus
lord, dry clennine, etc. Asking
skS1 600. A bzel Alsssoy Win BOWERS
2ND COMMERCIAL. central n.w.-
Modern 2-stoly bide.s approx
$4,000 g, II. LQading and park
ing facilities. Faces two main
strests New heatinf and aiI
throushout: two elevators. Sf1B, |.
300 @ ease q resgonsl6le tsnsns
HANbKL1AN. 6T. 3-e2O0.
HWY. 301--Motei and serv, sta.
motel iipits. laundry and once
All. aboVs. fdeai for expansion
200, or Sell motel ct $4,000
8. a, MIckLER. BROKER
Port Tobacco. Nd. West $3.50
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METZLER
s4i7 LEE HWY. IA S-7s7s

WASH ooLp q COUNTRY CLUB
i-yeaF-old split-ievol. ! block 10
BUS and very eenyonignt % schools
and ehoppine; s25,2b0.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3llO
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

SIS AcREB, IN Vas beaut. hunt
country charming 100-yoar-old
rest, loS house; 8 bedrms', ORIG
hrepl. IN Nv. rm.: sep. din. rln
and kit; bsmt, : stream and spring
wonderful retirement home. Only
$4,000, DILLON LAND CO.. ~,
SILVER SPRING .--Woodnoof 6liop
Ctr, singles, edB and s16; double
sil0; Wheaton: neE. aif-cQnd
blde. ranging from Sbb 10 $3.50;
stores ana warehouse space also
available. CHESTER KELLER. 10,
5-1i0O,
ONE Mill FROM WAnnKNTON--
Thlee-hedroom, bath. liyinn room
with Thermopane window, hre-
place, OFT noor furnace. lovely
view, me trees, modern Kitchen,
city water and electricity; three
acres; $4,000, For information,
call ll7 Warrenton, Va.
LOST = one old beat-up i5-rm,
hotel. Can be found with . good
ofier. Ideal for the puterer; Just
0I-heat enough 10 be within reach
Of a huge tourist feld IN the TOll-
ms hills OF nearby Va, Asking
S7,f51l DILLON LAND Co. Real
tors, u. 4-4Oa0. Open 90.
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NoN-PRoFIr
ORGANIZATION

Large desirable detached homs
surrounded By beautiful enrden
Earase and private parking. Near
18th and Columbia I'd. NV. flo,63a
eo. IT, Reasonably priced, BRODIE
4 COLBERT. INC. 1881 X 81. nv
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ALL
Open Today II
n. ARLINGTON

SSiRsi n we ffz Utility TEL n! Z !.
secm l a h,s, VIII EssIs5l Io
sshopI dlririsk piilicsfp AZ gi2 40
/ Z, (, gll NJ VERY lsAs,pE ~:
area adlolnlhi thiFlsy woods.
70 INSPECT out Lee hwy. past
Ilght % North 27h ~ property
foLLoW fEk 2lEfzLfk kRkowS
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NEW GA AREA

DERnd new split-ievei beauty On
terrific corner iot with fresS--iiisi
mInltes y Chain Bridge. LARGE
dining '-tuper deluxe fully
feallQn room-- nEpRoOnB AND
y BATHS See lhi1 one today anFo
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy 10
qlsos i Eogd. r e, g qla pgmlnlop
Mclean g nnlIs HI fQad heaI
tight ~ blocks 70 properly 90
- : -. run ,a......nn .,nnn,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

I1EVEN APT HoUDHa. Dlaeflcall1
neN--1l units 10 each buildInG.
ton With ~ excellent View. 6ood
iTads s''' soniidsrsd' cal Mr kibSs
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MOTEL

Modern 2o-pnit with az acres,
aesiriior CONT Snsts.s ana 2zz: on q
o Q. routes. FAIRFAX. Va.
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VASE BLDG - 81 7-saoo
l141 9th ST. NV.
sd Gs'a sSsl Sis S sssr s sSR": s:1
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Yo 3sssSy S SalIdins' two
blocks from the White House
and in the center OF the
downtown Washineton a.
nanciai district.
Containing approximately
10,l23 "a. H.: elevator and
usable basement. FiTSt-door
atoreroom or display. An
excellent building for ma
tlonal representation.
CAD sol Wolberg, ewes,
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PRETTTEST STREET

vesy dsglEahls nelshbgEhoQd, ideal
!agt teg lhoTt 6losks fFel
ecnool1 intending new parcchlal
high school =. Pietufeslue brick
rambler; 3 Spacious BEDROOMS. sep
arale dining room: huIo bagsn1lit.
~ MsIsli,ssslssslS ssSnslesed q sao.eso;
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Beaut. Apt. Home
OPEN SUN.
NEW 3-UNIT BLDo.
Lovely apt. for owner. Entire
iet mr., iiv. rnl. with fIrepf.,
pedrms.. beaut. cleo. KIT. with eye.
level oven, PVT. entr, Porches. Nice
eorner lot. Best rental sect. col.
iect sl0b mo, rent for 3 other
apts, Dir Pfney Branch I'd. "a
Flower ave, IT. On Flower %
Houston. II. on Houston 70 e2Q5
hQuetQn 81. CARL D. FORD.
BuLLpEk ~. e-ee37.
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PANEIED RFC nm

I1INELEU IIEOs I'M,
In . neiahboFhcod Of comparable
homes. You VII thoroughly enjoy
comfortable. eaFefFss llvlng--Wsii.
essigned hIisk home fTansd .
room. buiit-in bar. dayilNht base
nlent. conseryativsiy pfieed n
$17.e5O. FLEXIBLE terms % suit
BUYER
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a-sroRY APARTMENT HOUSE.
near New Hampshire ave. ana
B 81. n.W.--io apis. and ianltor'l
SiOb.O0O LOUIS 2, SHOEMAKER
1919 X 81. NV, MA. 6-il00.
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9LAbHFD 10 ll7,pBO
1.asS.' sTI. 9:SS%s:.d lo Is''a Ferns sul'
Mannas RltY., JE. 2-3ll0
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NEAR TnoMAe CIRtl,k-olt-ot:
b-unit ant. house, and eo-room
guest house. Boz itA-h star.