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C0nttnue0 FROM firSt rage
owner for q number Of years.
They drank the fifth. and
during the process the younger
man decided he wanted to play
drums In the small combo. He
entertained himself thus for
nearly an hour.
Okays Second Bottle
When the whisky ran out.
the men decided they needed
another and asked for one
from Harry Reed. 80. of 906 H
street NV, the bartender,
Mr.. Reed said they would have
to consult with Mr.. Kaldes. who
Iokayed the second purchase.
After the second bottle was
depleted, the men got nasty.
began arguing about the check.
Mr.. Kaldes told them to leave
the restaurant and they did.
The younger man gave Mr..
Kaldes $40 as they left.
This was about 1880 am. A
few minutes later. as Mr..
Kaldes went to the door TO
lock it. Jack and Wayne re-
turned. and forced their way
into the restaurant.
Thomas Sherwood of 1903
Rhode Island avenue NV. the
bands drummer, was seated at
the bar between Mr.. Fisher and
Mr.. Manner. Mr.. Sherwood
said he saw one Of the men
carrying q large gun. and
ducked behind the bar with the
waitress. Miss Sue Harrington.
II. Of TAI Eighth street Sc.
Then the firing began. When
il was over. Mr.. Kaldes was
dead near the front door. Mr..
Fishers body was found near
the kitchen door.
IL Cartridges Found
Mr.. Kaldes had been shot in
the left side: Mr.. Fisher in the
head and stomach.
In the room police found IL
used .45-caliber cartridges and
four unused shotgun shells.
As the search began. police
found the fugitive's car near
the scene where they had kid
naped Pvt. Monteith and Miss
/ Mattingly. They staked out the
car, but by then the gunmen
were far into Virginia.
Just before 9 am. the wait
ress. one of the six persons in
the restaurant sharing the mo-
ments Of terror. appeared at
police headquarters TO give hef
statement. Miss Harrington,
small and wearing horn-rimmed
glasses. was still shaking from
the ordeal.
( Police made a thorough
check OF the car abandoned by
the two men in front Of the
Mattingly home. II was listed
as having been registered by
Henry Clay Overton at Mar
tinsville. Va. A l2-gauge shot
gun and a number Of shells
were found in the rear seat.
A stain resembling blood was
seen on the right door handle
Of the car. Police were check
ing the car for fingerprints.
Detective Sergt. Patrick Dee
nihan and Detective Samuel
Rogovski of the homicide squad
went TO Richmond to interview
Miss Mattingly and Pvt. Mon
teith.
At police headquarters. po-
lice questioned Mrs. Myrtle
Kirsh. the mother OF young
Carpenter. They learned the
youth is the son Of William
Country" Carpenter, an old
time safecracker now in Lorton
Reformatory.
Here Several Weeks
Capt. Lawrence Hartnett,
head Of the homicide squad,
said Mrs. Kirsh admitted she
had no control over her son.
She said he came TO WASH
ington a few weeks ago from
California and began "hang-
ing around" with Overton. The
youth has no criminal record
here, but was locked UP in
California for fighting, Capt.
Hartnett said.
The FBI said Overton was
by trade a barber and owned
Clyde's Barber Shop OF Bryan
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road and Indian Head highway
in Charles County, Md.
Police said Overton has a
long record in Maryland. vir-
ginia and the District.
In 1892 he was sentenced
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Talk Of Plans

1uc obLieE man reached around
and slapped his hand down."
Talk Of Plans
Desperately trying to evade
the pursuit they knew would
be mounted after the triple
shooting. the fugitives talked
aloud Of their plans as the car
raced through the Virginia
countryside in the predawn
darkness.
They kept talking about
switching cars again." Miss
Mattingly said.
They said they ought 70
get q Cadillac. One time they
were Just about TO stop a
Cadillac when q police car went
by the other way. When they
saw that. they Just passed the
car by. Another time they
passed up q Cadillac when they
saw there were children in 1t. +"
Miss Mattingly. still neat in
"a white suit. her long. dark
hair held back in q pony tail,
said the gunmen were q study
in contrasts.
The young boy was Just a
typical American boy who
looked like he got in with the
wrong person." she said. '"He
looked like he was about lS.
like he ought TO be home with
his mother and father. It was
pathetic. I felt sorry for him.
kept Waving Gun"
The older man was covered
with blood and seemed to have
q broken nose. He must have
been drinking heavily. He kept
changing from one minute TO
the next. First he would say,
You are sweet and then he'd
turn around and hold the gun
on me.
HE kept waving the shot
gun around. His finger was
always on the trigger. He put
his arm around me once and
the young man pushed it away
When We begged. the youne
man wanted to stop and let u:
out. But the older mar
wouldn't let him.
"Once we stopped for ga.
and oil at a service station anc
they bought us both cokes.
Finally the man in bach
fell asleep and the driver
stopped and let me out. II
was near Richmond. Mis-:
Mattingly thumbed a ride into
Richmond and telephoned hel
parents and Washington police
Forces Car on Road
The speeding car continued
through Richmond and Peters.
burg. The gunmen talked about
overtaking a turquoise -colorec
Cadillac ahead Of them. Their
they stopped and put younp
Pvt. Monteith in the trunk OF
his car and locked the lid.
They resumed the race, Pvt
Monteith said, "and / heard
them force a car of the road
Then they drove away II
sounded more like a Buick tc
me-"
The soldier escaped from the
trunk by cutting with a pen.
knife into the forward end OF
the compartment. He founc
he was about 4 miles nortr
o. Alberta. some 40 miles south
OF petersburg.
He drove TO a service station
in Alberta and telepnoneo po-
lice. Police ana rBl agents
TOOK him and the car 10 Rich.
mond. They questioned him
ana searched tor iingerprints
ON the car. Other ponce hur-
ried to Richmond IRON Wash
ington TO join the investlga-
ton.
The young couple. reunited
In Richmonu police neauQuar
ters. compal co notes. SMOKING
cigarettes and drinking sol,
drinks. they we're allowed tC
talk TO reporters.
Heard Car
In Washington, the first word
Miss Mattlngly's parents hao
of her was when sne called al
about 8 am. sitting in the
family nome at 1923 Seven
teentn street NV, Mrs. Mat
tingly said she had heard Pvt
Monteith's car drive up ir
front about 2 am.
She heard nothing more anc
Doris never appeared. Mrs,
! Mattingly said her daughter
Evening star., 1957-12-27

The Taxi Photos ONCE Is
on the first floor Of one Of
those brick residences that
housed the prosperous in the
'S0s and eos. The first floor
is up six steps. guarded by
iron railings. Within is a
large room. Most noticeable
was a glass tank green with
algae. the marine growth.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
|RideWas WiId,
Girl Abducted
|ByPdir Says
At First Thought
Commondeerine Of
Cor Wus Joke

II was q wild ride that a
Washington girl and her soldier
companion took early today
with two desperate gunner
who had Just shot up q Ninth
street tavern.
Doris Il. Mattingly, 10, and
Pvt. Larry Monteith of Fort
Myers. were held captive in
Pvt. Monteith's car as 1t ca
reened southwark along U. s. /.
Il thought 1t was a Joke"
Miss Mattingly said. when a
young man walked up to the
parked car In which she and
Pvt. Monteith were sitting in
front Of her home at 2 am.
The young couple had no idea
of the blood massacre which
had occurred only minutes be-
fore in the tavern.
The young man said. open
up. it's the police Larry didn't
believe him and asked to see
his badge. The man pulled out
a pistol and pointed 1t. Larry
rolled down the car window.
Then an older man came
walking around the corner and
he had q shotgun"
The armed men forced Pvt.
Monteith TO get into the back
seat with the older man. The
younger man slid behind the
wheel. Miss Mattingly on his
right.
After we had gone a few
blocks" Miss Mattingly said.
the man In the back held the
shotgun out the window and
was going to shoot someone.
The other man reached around
and slapped his hand down"
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Mccoy Motors, Inc.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl.. Va. ia. $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-door sedan;
SI9b.
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PLYMOUTH '56 club sedan: beaut.
gray and white finish; factory
equip. ready to go: like-new cond, );
81 .205: can finance with Sl40
down or bank rates,
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PLYMOUTH 80 station wagon; r
and b., Wv. tires, many extras;
30-day warranty; SOS aown; S165
full price. ROYAL CHRYSLER
INC, 1901 r. !. ave. ne. WA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

"a Rocket "ss','
HSl,day Souns; ,n tHrJsuo,I Ss,ud ana
power steering thoroughly recond.
and safety tested and guar. Was
Sl.695. Reduced now to only
SI.445. Low cost GMAC terms 70
snit your budget. OLMSTEAD
QLDs, 1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

PLYMOUTH 1854 station wagon:
radio, heater, new-car condition,
$3.50: 5000 down. .S35 per month
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLY.
MOUTH. Lee, highway at Hillwood
ave If o-c90O
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ROYAL Motors Plymouth

fluO va. ANt. Wv. IN. 5--UbN
PLYMOUTH '55 2-door Belvedere
VS.; r. and h., auto. trans: con-
tract warranty. Sl5O down,
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MCNEIL PONTIAC

1920 Wis. Ave. OIL. $4,000
In the Heart Of Bethesda"
PONTIAC 1865 VS. 4-dr. Catalina:
T. and b. auto. transmission WV
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1856 Belvedere hard
top VS. coupe, red and white. ex-
ceptionally clean; S1,695: cCC
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26O0
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere sedan;
r. and h. auto. low mi, etc; cash.
trade or bank terms. MERSoN a.
THOMPSON, Chry PLY; Dealers.
Used Car Dept. 7227 wis. Ave-,
PLYMOUTH 80 station wagon; r.
and h., Wv. tires, many extras;
30,;;day warranty; $40 Gown; S4 4.
INC, 1901 r. !. ave. ne. WA.
PLYMOUTH $50 VS. Custom sta
green and arctic white; fully equip.
incl. powerfiite, p. S., r. and h.,
plus many other extras: sale price,
Sl,695: can finance with Sl45
down or bank rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '55 2-door Belvedere
VS.: r. and h., auto. trans: con-
tract warranty: $3.50 down.
Mccoy Motors, Inc.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl.. Va. ia. 5-sls0
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-doOr sedan;
S195.
TAKOMA MOTOR co.
S725 Piney Br. Rd., 8. 8. JU. $1,000
PLYMOUTH '55 Plaza; clean;
S645; can finance. Ii. 3-9I2S
days; Ii. 4-263S evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1854 station WAGON;
$3.50: 5000 down, $50 per month.
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLY-
MOUTH. Lee, highway ct Hillwood
ave. JE. 2-230O.
PLYMOUTH '56 club sedan: beaut.
gray and white finish: factory
equip. ready to go: like-new cond, );
81 .295: can finance with S145
down or bank rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-29OD
PLYMOUTH 1858: immediate deliy-
cry; $500 down S56.44 a month
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLY-
MOUTH, Lee highway at Hillwood
ave, JE. 2-2300.
PLYMOUTH SO 6-cylinder 2-door
station wagon: red and white; like
new; only 81 .695; terms and trade.
BETHESDA MOTORS
De Soto-Plymouth Dealers
OIL. 4-l000
PLYMOUTH 1913 club coupe; 7.
and h., white side walls; motor
recently overhauled; new paint
Job; leather interior; $500. VIII.
6-3S31.
PLYMOUTH 1851, 2-dr.; has +.
and h.: good cond.: $295.
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 Ga. Ave. RA. 6-1122
PLYMOUTH 81 VS. Belvidere 4-dr.
sedan; beaut. carnival red and
arctic white finish with matching
custom interior; fully equip. incl.
powerflite, D. s., p. b., r. and h.,
Wv. tires and very low mileage;
priced low to go: S2,l95; can n
nance with S195 down or bank
rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy IS" 2-door;
powerf1ite. radio, heater. Wv.
tires. seat covers; an exceptionally
clean, one-owner car; S1.245.
WHEELER, INC, WHEATON, MD.
CHRYSLERs PLYMOUTH-IM IMPERIAL
1925 GEORGIA AVE. 10. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 40 4-door sedan; r.
and H.: excellent transportation;
must sell. $500. ia. 2-6624.
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Akers Odds Cadillac Co.

oLDsMoBILE 1857 demonstrators;
ShUiss s sS" cC ana Get s'U
price on your car before you buy.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
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PLYMOUTH SO 6-cylinder 2-door
station wagon: red and white: like
BETHESDA MOTORS
De Soto-Plymouth Dealers
NJ A-10nn
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Odds

IZ2g Z-hu oI. NV. y. I --.oOU
OLDsMOBILE 1857 "9s" convert
ible: less than 500 miles; Alcan
white and beige, hydramatic,. r.
and h., power steering. brakes,
windows. ETC.; the buy Of the year!
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PLYMOUTH 1913 club coupe; 7.
and h., white side walls; motor
recently overhauled; new paint
Job; leather interior: $500. VIII.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855 Catalina sedan
super de luxe; green, fully equipped,
ST 1876, CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
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PONTIAC 1857 VS. convertible
sion, power brakes and steering;
loaded with extras. New-car war
'ranty: $2,595. Low down payment;
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OLDSMOBILE 1857 Super "SS" de
luxe Holiday coupe; custom gold
p %s 1ss saIeDs Sow rts ate saGU
power brakes. many other extras,
including Oldsmobile's famous J-2
ROCKET ENGINE; new-car title
and warranty plus 35,000-mile
guarantee. A real value for only
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PLYMOUTH $50 VS. Custom sta
ton wagon; D pass; beaut, meadow
green and arctic white; fully equip,
incl. powerfiite, .. s., r. and h.,
plus many other extras, sale price,
Sl,695: can finance with Sl45
down or bank rates.
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TAKE OVER 5-year lease or more.
ditioned restaurant. seats So food
beer and vine. on-and-of sale
South RI WOODBRIDGE. Virginia. on
Ne ] hwy. Excellent local trade
Gail Trolan 5-6i+5 or 5-2s40
1871 10th ST. N.W.-l3 rooms 4
baths BY OWNER or BROKER
NO 1-sH23
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fully STOCKED HARDWARE and

electrical store; for lease at S125
per month first year, Sl50 per
month for End year. and Sis per
month for next years. HAL
NICKEL Ma S-6353
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ROCKVILLE--3-heorm. rambler. AZ
mi. from NH. will rent for . mos.
or more, Sl50 per mo. GEO. W,
ROBERTSON. REALTOR 1886 wis
ave, OIL, 2-:l23.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furn.
house. . air-cond. bedmS., upstairs
SITTING rnl,; eiec; dishwasher and
&225. Call AID. 4-l6iS. Sat or
Sun. m. weekdays after 3 pm
BARNABY WOODS - Comfortably
furn. 3 hedrms.: mr.. Pine Hurst
circle: $50. avail April l. 391l
Van Hazen nv, EN- 2-s0S5
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD Modern g.
room bungalow. fireplace. oil heat.
aole garage, chicken house, garden
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. bedrms +,
ga baths. rec. nm with hrepl.. den,
powder rm., near schools, stores,
churches and bus. OIL. 2-4sG3.
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER. on cor
ner lot In country club area built
N garage, uishwaSher and garbage
disposal, washing machine, maids
room BOON. and bath No frame light 70
Immediate Occupancy Phone ia
1-Sl4l before ! pm
osssy area dec bedrms.. 3is
" lease L, j. Mills AND SON
~ a-4G5O. ma. s-458i
ALEXANDRIA AREA Nicely furn
bedrms,. IN good location. $40
y. ARL.--3.h.r.. 2-bath brk' ram.
bier. daylight bsmt, well equip
avail March 30. 5000. cAROifN
I. Campbell. JE. 3.0l73, JE
ARL.. N.--2-bedrm. brk.; good nsbrd
Sep. din. rln., gar. bsmt.. no pets
auto. washer and drier. cow.
transp.; Sl45. lease. ia S-69Gs
FOGGY BOTTOM. 400 e1th St
de ny s hqSse KEY rlysie o P55Fs s9ih gar
ARL. NJ. conv to Pentagon---sp
!suIniT4m gas h -wh" gar. ia
FOR RENT FURN., or unfurn.. 6.rm.
DEF home. IN Hillcresi reas rent.
will exchange refer Write Box 40
Is. star, giving phone number
FALLS Notwithstanding furn.
but the linens: 3-bedrm. brick full
bsmt: garage. den and porch.
fenced yard, 2 blks, 10 school.
sll62i4 PLANTATION REALTY JE.
4-6 MONTHS--2-bedroo detached
brick; shady yard. porches. COM
Portable In summer; convenient TO
bus and stores no pets. prefer
settled couple. 10. g-353s.
COLORADO AVE. NV, SgOi---4 10
I'm large. dining rmy den; se5O.
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNfNGTON.
OIL. 2-263b, EN-. 2-s3s3
n. .ARL..--Split-le level, 3-bedrm, brk-,
"a baths, screened porch, gas heat
KE S-5455
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. excel cond
conv. to schools. churches, shop
ping avail April Sp l-BO3l
ARLINGTON. X. - Arm. bungalow
with bath lee. I'd near schools,
buses. shops. reas IA b-5S25
FALLS CHURCH AREA 49, 3.bedfm
rambler on large lot COW 10
TON REALTY jE 4.95id
CHEVY CHASE Brick Colonial. se-
cluded ard quiet. spacious lawns
q bedrooms. 9lz baths. automatic
washer. step-down living room. no
pets, $50. oil ".33sb
yEFFERsON MANOR :. bedrms
Nv din fenced yard. bus shop
nLcly dec. and fufn. XII. $1,000.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

IifI HARVARD NV. Apt 3D.
bedrm. apt. in well-manaRed bldg
Maintenance. SIG mo. Sacrifice at
~ 500 See custodian
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN co
APARTMENTs WANTED

COOP Apt. Authority Since iao0l
WASHINGTON Bldg. Ma S-a565
Ewes. Sat and Sun. WO. 6-6si23
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WESTCHEsTER-LRe. step-dn. .liy.
rni.. 1-bedrm; apt, kit. din. bal
cOnY and hath EN- o-nl17
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$500 MASS. AVE.
THE BROADMOOR
3025 ONTARIO RID. NV.

Corner Ontario I'd. and Adams
Mil I'd. at brow Of Rock
Creek Pk.---Choice 2-bedrm.,
2-bath apt. home in hand
some mod. bldg. with car
pcted halls. auto. elev.: air
cond. avail: monthly operat-
ing Incl. uti!S). S5o.5O
Sl5,S00 tpriced Si.100 below
orig. cost.
Ask for MRS. PEOPLES
in Apt. 5O4.
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ESTAB. BUSINESS for sale. VIII
give fun details to Interested per-
sons. Write giving full name, adj
aress and phone number. Box 26S-
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CAfEIEkIA-BLER, in GEORGETOWN:
kitchen: mostly colored trade. fac
tory workers: wonderful oppor.
tunitv for good cook. can sell to
white or colored Price, S4.50p,
terms. 81 600 cash down. W z.
THRIFT NEXclusiYel. MA S.A1A3
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REsrAURANT-REAL ESTATE

RESTAURANT REAL ESTATE
l. street near 18th northvest-Oid
established restaurant on the first
fionr with Eve apartments on the
two foors above viii sell business.
EQUIPMENT. sood will and real estate
for S31unn cash ana the balance
over q period Of q years This has
been money-maker for past rs
years. Call G. G. DUTY. 310 In
vegtrnef plfig Natfnnsi S-aAeo
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H. G. SMITHY co.
Appointment Necessary
Unless Key Indicated
EFFICIENCY
ONE BEDROOM

tof0UU---l 20 lFtn 81 n " .--FIpv,
and switched. Oper. assmt.
only &23 so Bargain
terms. lKey'at deski
ONE BEDROOM
e5.500-2122 Calf. Ct. NV: ex.
cellent loo. west Of Conn
ave -Elev. and switchbd
Oper. aSmt,, 500 Very
low price for this area
KEY at desk)
e5.500--1T05 Lanier pl. NV
Complete apt in good
cond.: in well-esfab. co..
op Oper assmt. only
S27 80. Very low down
payt.
es,500-is35 Phelps ri. NV
Completely redecorated /:
lRe. foyer, mod. kit. air.
eond unit: elev. excellent
loo. west OF Conn. ave. mr.
CAIN at
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
,rTY EorAnr yctYe-N sa.S

WELL ESTABLISHED feed busi-
neSS-One owner: countrywide fran
machinery delivery trucks. lge trac-
tor trailer, comfortable home in full
aggressive operation; owner very Ill.
must sell. no reasonable offer re-
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s ~, LIZ ~ hES N aNp bhtk, 'p3g
cond paper service low expense.
parking; price. $1,000. down,
$4,000. A. r SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
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MODERN ExPANDABLE MOTEL on

7IVUDNN ~ 3NNUHbIE NVI I'd On
acres combined with progressive
ESQ service; earning SIS 600 net
per year. located at high-density
junction. 80 miles from Washing
ton; property in pink Of condition.
$40 600 Will handle. or trade your
equity in 3-oedroom. IL bath
rambler with basement. located
Washington area Please call for
appointment DUTCH SHAFER
REALTY co, JE. 2-qlq4. ewes,
CR VHC-1
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Beautiful LeWisdale

3 and 4 bedrm. houses. TO 8
Yrs, old: .mmed: occupancy; Slsb
2lOf Fordham 81. or LEWISDALE
PROPERTIES. 1908 Lewisdale Or"
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: HOUSES UNrURNIsHEp

3lO3 z ST. s.E.-Loyely house with
bedrms.. liy; and din. rms, kit.
Tedec. HARRISON & ADAMS. 932
X ST. NV. Ma. S-S3OS.
BETHEsDA-3 bedrm. brick; garage.
full bsmt., screened rear porch;
near NH. schools; immed. occu-
paney. Call OIL. 2-5161.
CHEvERLY AREA and 3 bedrms !:
gas heat: COW. loo; SS5 mo-: lease
ADAMS. Realtor. UN. 4-ii43
NORTHERN vIRGINIA-2, 3 and 4
Dial ia, 5-1213, NICHOLS REAL
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EXTREMELY MAGNIFiCFNT BAR

EXTREMELY MAGNIFICENT BAR
individuality. well-es,ablished busi-
ness and splendid opportunity for
anyone who wants 10 operate this
hotel and live on the premises.
Aoioining the hotel there is 3
room house splendid slot machine
location For particulars. call CY
EREEnMAG pr -.ISHr
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store Of your own with
ele Tor an investment OF
100. Box 347-Z, Star.
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DhLU SIUHE located N EXCLUSIVE
residential section OF Wash: estab.
over 30 yrs, no competition. no
cut rate. annual sales approx.
S5n.don. high net profit; price only
$4,000. incl stock. terms, 81, 900
cash down No phone inform. ref
erences required Call for apt.
W E THRIFT Exclusive Brokerl,
IAN "a ouo - M MA 9 O.47
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BUSINESS WANTED-Ill or retir-
ing? Reliable man will manage
your business with option to buy
full or part interest: excel. refs.
LII. 2-450I.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE STORE;
silverware, greeting CARDS, bar &C.
ceSsories. decorating accessories.
lamps; long established. prime loo.
much more with longer hrs. A r.
EEEI We DI --S2nh
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IS PATENT MEDICINE
ESTABLISHED COUNTRY STORE

LADIES' TO-WEAR; ultramod. dntn.
store offered with excel. lease, in
unusual situation without merchan-
disc, doing high volume with rec
ordS to prove at fraction of actual
cost. Rare opport to move into very
well known location for only
Sl5, 900 down. Elk. 3-5S0l, BUSI.
NESS REALTY CO.
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OTHER LISTINGs

Among many equally fine
purchase opportunities avail.
through our exclusive listings
are:
THE ONTARIO; 1883 On.
tario I'd. p.w.---2 bedrms.,
sep. din. rni: 3 exposures;
$4,000 And = bedrms.. sep.
DIN. rm.. Sc cor. Sl4.a0u.
THE LAMBERT; 1901 Lanier
pl n.w-Foyer. liv. rm.. din.
nm. , bedrmS.. mod. kit.
mod. bath; SGD. porch: entire
apt, in beaut. cond.. ONLY
S-.-0G.
MOST UNUSUAL: 1923 La
nier pl. n.w.---Foyer. Nv. rm..
den. din rm.. :. bedrms.. .
baths. sun porch. kit, =
maids rms ssraEe Owner
will SACRIFICE at $4,000.
Also very desirable apt.
homes at 30a0 Conn. ave.
NV. Hampshire Gardens.
sN"U Goth st. NV; 1870
wyoming ave. NV lan2
Summit pl. NV 1894 p st.
NV. and in other splendid
locations.
For details and or appt.
70 inspect any OF them, call
MAJOR CARNEY. with