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The Buiidev Is
DESPERATE

10 sell this new brick
split-IeveI. Leon rejection
Of previous purchaser
mokes this 3-bedroom, 4
bath home eyailoble for
immediate possession. Has
center hell sntrunee,
living room with firsploee,
dining room With French
door 10 potio, l7xl7
dseom kitchen and pom
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ip high $500 down and assume Icon. Price $3.50.
Dhsetsons: Georgia Weller Rd s,t on
Weller Rs 10 Goodhm Rd RIGHT 10 KsSsoS st. snd Open house
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OFFER OFFER

Yes, We won't On offer
. On this immsruIofs Cape
Cod On large corner lot.
Three bedrooms sad
both, spoes for fourth
bedroom on second hooF.
Full basement. Owner
hos bought new home
and must sell quickly.
Priced for quick sale ot
$Iz.s5O but viii consider
less. by FHA with $50
iown
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I0506 SOUTH DUNM0ok DR..
WooDMooR
This luxury and hck rambler custom bai 1857
and being sacrificed dss 10 toasisF Of House eostas
mony lectures snch ondcm.wdh pesssd floors and
buin Storage Features hol snanee 30- living dining
win boy window end fireplace. Panesd den With fireplace
and otsere Kitchen with breakfast bar electric Sunse
refrigerator dhvoshe disposed and woshe; Three irwin bedrooms
bofhs Basement with soFose Level lott beautifully
Handicapped. Our incest listing at $z6,50o.
Shopping Center
TO SoHth DuRmoor, TieAt to "opea" hose
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Spacious colonlol, s rooms,
tie bath large utility room.
lectures % II. living room,
wnlk-in closets. Convenient
location. FliA or q terms.
Only $i5. 900.
Directions: out RIGGS "a. 70
69oo block. leff en- cFosbF nd.
10 "0pens sipa.
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BURNT MILLS MANOR

PEACOCK" Homes - end 4
bedroom, z both brick romblen
and Cape Gods on beautifully
handicapped lots. step-sovsr floor
pIons. ultramodsrn Kitchens end
mosy other ettfoetiys lectures.
Idsol, convenient locssion.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Presses Charges Against
Georgia NAACP

ATLANTA, Ga.-The Revenue
Commissioner here, T. v. Will
liamS, last week pressed for the
re-arreSt of Atlanta Branch
g NAACP president John Calhoun
for allegedly failing to produce
certain records ordered last De-
cember by judge whose char
acter was questioned by some
attyS.
In petition Williams stated
that the NAACP had produced
auditS of it's accounts between
Nov. 80, 1850 and Nov. 80, 1856,
but that the July and August,
1850, were mot satisfactorily &C
counted for.
He asked that Calhoun be re-
arrested, however, no immediate
action is expected on his re-
quest.
Judge Durwood Pye, who ask
ed to diSqualify himself from
trying the case because he was
prejudiced himself" fined the
NAACP $4,000 for contempt
last year in the case. Pye also
gave Calhoun a years suspend
ed sentence for contempt. Both
contempt sentences grew out of
the NAACP'S refusal to turn over
it's records to the state of
Georgia.
In a reply to Williams alleg-
alton that NAACP records were
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
BROWNELL URGED TO DISCLOSE
JOB OF MANNING JOHNSON

NEW YORK-U s.. Attorney
General Herbert Brownell, Jr.,
has been asked if Manning John
son, admitted former Commun-
ist who recently testified be-
fore a Louisiana state legislative
committee, is, as he was describ-
ed in the Charleston Is. c.
News and Courier, Director Of
Research for the Department Of
Justice in Washington"
Roy wilkins, executive secre-
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, raised this question in
a letter dispatched to the At
torney General on March %. The
letter was made public last
week. In his testimony before
the Louisiana legislative COM
mittee, Mr.. wilkins pointed out,
Mr.. Johnson is quoted as hav-
ing said that the NAACP "haS
become a vehicle of the Com
munist Party designed to over
throw the government of the
u. S."
News stories originating i'm
Baton Rouge, La, where the
hearings were held early in Mar,
"give the impression that an Of
ficial of the Department Of JUS
tice has branded the NAACP as
a vehicle of the Communist
party" Mr.. wilkins told the
Atty. Gen.
1--WE do not need to empha-
Size", the letter continued, "the
grave injustice that will be done
the NAACP if the Department
of Justice fails to clarity (a)
Continued from page u
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
LOCAL ART TEACHER ON
NATL CONVENTION PANEL

At the meeting of the Nation
al Art. Education Association
Convention in Los Angeles, April
16 to 19, j. Eugene Grigsby, art
teacher at Phoenix Union High
School, will be a member Of the
panel of which DR.. Edwin Zieg-
field is chairman. DIR. Ziegfeld
is Head of the Department Of
Fine and Industrial Arts at
Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity. Other members of the
panel are DR.. Daniel Mendelo-
witz, Stanford University Art
Department and DR.. Alex Pick
ems, Instructor of Art Education,
University of Michigan.
DR.. zeigfield's panel will dis
cuSS three questions: /. What
kind of art experiences can chal-
lenge the later adolescents to
increasingly m ature creative
achievement? 2. How can the
late adoleScents be helped to
achieve a sense of personal
worth and confidence through
art? 3. How can the adolescent
be helped to externalize his con-
Germs and his aspirations
through art expression?
Mr.. GrigSby was invited sew
eral months ago to participate
on the convention program.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
SENATORS Wife IGNORES WHITE
HOUSE INVITATION

-
WASHINGTON = Mrs. EiSen-
hover gave spring luncheon
for Senator's wives and includ-
ed on the guest list Mrs. Joseph
Mccarthy, wife of the WiScon-
sin Senator who was Snubbed at
formal White House affairs ear
lier this year.
But Mrs. Mccarthy didn't at
tend. She explained later, II
didn't see an invitation" and
added:
"I wouldn't have gone anyway.
When they wouldn't invite my
husband to the White House
because of his fight against
Communism would hardly go
either"
Mrs. Mccarthy would have
been one of the more than 100
guests. Mrs. EiSenhower'S Sec
retary, Mrs. Mary Jane Mccall
free, said an invitation had been
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11

also a Phoenix lawyer, will be
moderator. A queStion-and-an-
swer period will follow the panel
discussion.
Controversial issues expected
to come up during the forum
include the us. Supreme Court
school deSegregation decision
and various proposals for civil
rights laws.
According to Ernest Banner,
membership secretary of Phoe-
nix Civic Unity, special invita-
,tionS have been extended to
lawyers and judges of Maricopa
County, as well as to members
of the Supreme Court.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Civic Unity Panel To
Feature Four ATTORNEYS

Four Phoenix attorneys will
debate the question of whether
law is a useful force in improv-
ing race relations, Friday, April
IL.
The discussion, scheduled at
8 pm. in the Club Room of
Phoenix College, will mark the
third of a series of human rela-
tions forums conducted by the
Greater Phoenix Council for
Civic Unity.
Members of the discussion
panel will be Aaron Kinney,
Phoenix attorney, and James
Green and Robert KerSting, as
sistant Arizona attorneys gen.
eral. William P. Mahoney, Jr.,
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII
ENDORSED

WASHINGTON April 9-The
Justice Department indorSed to-
day statehood for Hawaii.
Deputy Atty. Gen. William P.
Rogers stated the departments
position in a letter to the House
interior committee.
The letter, commenting on the
Hawaii statehood bill being con-
sidered by the territories sub
committee, made no reference
to the extent of Communism in
the islands.
"The Department of Justice
favorS the enactment of legiSla-
ton to grant statehood to Ha-
waii as recommended by the
President in his budget message
for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1885," Rogers said.
Last week, Rogers wrote to
the chairman of the Senate ter
ritotries subcommittee suggest
ing consideration must be CIV
en-" to the influence that Com
munistS and their associates
might be able to exert in the is
lands, particularly through the
international Long hore1nen'S
and Warehausemen'S union GIL
WU)
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
DR.. w. H. Jernagin
Issues Call

The National Fraternal Coun-
Gil of Churches will hold it's an
nual meeting in Jackson, Mis-
sissippi beginning Tuesday night,
April 80 and closing Thursday
night, May 2, 1857.
Owing to conditions confront
ing us as a race, especially in
the South, we are endeavOring
to have 1000 Christian ministers
in attendance at this meeting,
to implement the fine spirit ex-
hibited by DR.. M. L. King Jrs
and other leaders in the south
ern states who are detern
to bring about better condit t0Sl
in the Spirit of Christ. i
AS chairman of the Executive
Board, have accepted the chair
manship of the Membership
for this session. I urge that you
become a member and assist me
in getting 1000 other members
for this session. Had you been
in on some of the Civil Rights
hearings, now going on in the
Nations Capitol, you would
agree with me that the National
Fraternal Council of Churches
is needed now as never before
and that the Washington Bu-
reau should be kept open daily
in the interest of better relation
ship and understanding among
the races and Civil Rights of
Colored Americans, DR.. w. H.
Jenagin, NFCC Chairman said.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Bullet Proof Boat Protects Queen

PARIS, April 9-Queen Eliza
beth II, regally clad in diamond
tiara and ful-length ermine coat,
sailed down the Seine tonight
past a floOd-lit pageant of
French history.
Prince Philip and President
Rene Coty were with the Queen
in the bullet-proof glass cupola
at the stern of the river boat
Borde Fretigny.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Carver And Tech Trophies
To Be Displayed

At a Conference with Super
intendent Bruce Moore, Mr.. w.
A. Robinson, former principal of
Carver High School, was aSsur-
ed that satisfactory and ap-
propriate trophy cases would be
built for all of the Carver tro-
phies and they will be per-
manently displayed at the Car
yer Building. The Carver Build
ing, which has been offered for
sale by the District, has been
taken off the market by the
District Board. It will be fitted
up with offices for some of the
system administrators who can
no longer be accommodated at
the over-flowing administrative
set-up on the Phoenix College
campus. Already the purchasing
department has been moved to
the Carver Building where the
lower floor will be converted into
offices and the upper floor used
for storage.
When the Carver student
funds amounting to several
thousands of dollars were turn
ed over to the system, Mr.. Robin
son was assured in a carefully
prepared document that suffi-
cient and appropriate display
cases for Carver's athletic tro-
phies would be provided and
properly placed in the system.
Included among these were sew
eral district and state cham
pionship trophies. Supt. Bruce
Moore, who was not in Phoenix
when the arrangement was
made, stated that he could not
imagine that a district or state
championship trophy won by a
high school in the district could
ever be allowed to be forgotten.
The fine array of Tech School
trophies will be similarly provid-
ed. for. Ultimately a hiStorial
museum for the system is con-
templated.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-11
Nationwide Appeal Made For
South African Defense Fund

a naClOnWlQe appeal, nedOeO
by John Gunther and the Very
Reverend James A. Pike, was
launched today to aid 100 South
Africans charged with treason.
In an appeal letter, announcing
the creation of the South Africa
Defense Fund, Mr.. Gunther
said: There is much more at
stake than the guilt or inno-
cence of 160 persons in South
Africa; we are witnessing test
of enormously important values
to the free nations of the world"
The letter goes on to point out
that "any man, woman or child,
black or white, who advocates
democracy based on equality Of
rights may be branded, accord
ing to South African law, COM
muniSt or a traitor"
The South Africa Defense
Fund is being administered by
the American Committee . ON
Africa, Inc. It's initial goal in
the United States and Canada
is 100000. The fund was Great
ed at the request of outStand-
ing South Africans who oppose
Apartheid, including Bishop Am
brose Reeves of johannesburg,
author Alan Patton, and Father
Trevor Huddleston. Bishop Rec
yes is chairman of the defense
fund in South Africa, through
which funds collected by the
American defense fund will be
channeled. The South Africa
committee has informed Dean
Pike and Mr.. Gunther that their
initial needs are estimated at
$28O,OOO G10O,OOO). Because the
trials are expected to last for
a year or more, further funds
will be required later, they not
ed. The announcement states
that the money will be used in
two ways: first "to help provide
those under arrest with the
best possible legal Defense" and,
second, "to help meet the critic
al needs faced by their families.
In addition to Mr.. Gunther,
the author of the recently pub
1ished book, Inside Africa, and
the Very Rev. James A. Pike,
Dean of the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine in New York,
who are co-chairmen, other
sponsors of the South Africa
Defense Fund include: Eleanor
Continued on page 81
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND


I. 81 scres, historic st. Mary's
County, 6-room home, large barn,
running creek: valuable gravel de:
post. beautiful holly trees improved
highway, 80 miles D. c. Immediate
possession. a o real bargain liberal
2. 8 acres. modern Groom home.
paved road. school bus, mail service. j..
harbor available. Ideal family re-
tirement home, SO miles d. c.;
). 80 acres. modern masonry B.
barn. beautiful trees, running
Immediate possession; S14,950.
T. Historic Woodlawn, lat acres,
farmhouse Sar 9 2uSn no cs:ef Ssa
retreat, 2s miles D. c. Immediate
possession: S29,500.
5; liz acres, overlooking chesa-
peake Bay. iarmhonSes. large
barn lo -ocT tobacco Td.. on
livestock. Immediate possession. SO
miles D. c.: S1I, 1000.
g. 100 acres, Broom home; 3
tobacco barns. timber. stream, good
road. Immediate possession. 3S miles
See our I'D under "waterfronts for
Sale. We have farms, waterfronts,
homes, going businesses to MI your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick, Mary.
iNsPEcTTYoN ~ 2Ppo ON aHsr:
Believe It or Not
HERE. Rappahannock County. where
are the best trout streams east Of
the Alleghany Mountains, good hunt.
ing, and in hunt club country.
OWNER went 70 Florida, built on >
home and 81 ac Gaeri Beautiful ns moan
tain views, private lake.
HOME insulated, storm windows. 4
bedrooms. bath. soft. living room,
Kitchen. G-E refriserator. stove.
cuff. deep freeze. oil heat. etc.
Screened porch. 2-car carport.
BESIDES dwelling, tenant house.
barn and two small buildings.
MILES to town. doctor. stores:
n mSii a ,nsr school bus service. sessono
Other offerings; MagnincentS p noun s;SDO
real lake possibility: (This simply
eaq Also pc s Rsai5MS homes 4 s5S
farms: small Or up to 5000 acres.
w. A. MILLER, Realtor
Washineton. Va. Telephone 21ol
50 ACRES
Fine grazing land. near Pleasant
Valley. Loudoun Co.. remodeled
farmhouse. running stream and 1
acre farm pond. stocked with bass
and sunfish. Price $4,000.
z ACRES
Frame bungalow. good yell with
electric pump. Fine woodland. Ad.
tacent to restricted subdivision.
$4,000. S1.500 down.
STAUBUS & LOREY
Herndon. Va. Phone Herndon 33S
FARM: lis acres. DWELLING. barn,
outbuildings, some bottom land.
Two streams form boundaries. Good
nshing and hunting. Hard road.
Excellent place to supplement fxed
income; BARGAIN st S12.500: Terms.
FARM: 1913 acres. stock farm,
dwelling; bath. electricity, numerous
outhuildines. tenant house Ideal for
cattle and/or sheep. Plenty Of crop
land unexcelled mountain view.
$4,000. Terms.
HORSE FARM: los beautiful
rolling acres. Barns-ten box stalls,
tack room, tenant house. kennels.
Scar garage. Good board and rail
fences. .Charming. old dwelling. In
horse show and hunt country. Sc
mile private drive on hard road.
Owner deceased. reason for selling.
$27,500. Terms.
Miller Real Estate Agency
Col c. A. Miller, Broker
203 8. Main ct.
Culpeper, Va.
Tel: cul. 754l
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RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg, UN. 1881
Deale. Md.
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

!. Anne Arundel County: 2 acres:
bedroom. bath. masonary home:
b i%pcs 't :sssooJp possession; IS miles
2. Ann. Arundel county; go
orchard: stream; 8 A. tobacco O al.
lotment; IS miles D. c.. improved
r0a ). S Anne Arundel County; 81
acres: o room colonial home. com:
Jletely restored: bath. Dashboard
heat: 2 barns. outbuiidings; A.
tobacco allotment: immediate possess
ssion; improved Dad. rs miles D. c.;
i. South River: modern 4 bed
venetian blinds; beautiful view:
artesian well: immediate posses
sion: paved road. rs miles d. C.:
5. i97 acres: 8 room colonial
home; bath: 3 large barns: 1875
a. tobacco sllotment: high produce
tive streams nGo paved road. % miles
room colonial brick home: pa baths.
tenant house. 2 barns, stable. out
mediate possession. 20 miles d. c.:
Ssps W sSlS e Sb ssssls estate room new
hot air heat; insulated. cork tile
sssrlhse: " snail down SsI'''' payment:
INSPECTION BY APPOINT
versity 7-44sI. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick. Mary
REAL BARGAINS
WALDORF. MD.-175 acres. 100
acres clear. Nice stream. 3-bedroom
house. Priced very low.
HUGHEsvILLE. MD.-3O acres
cleared land. 2 large barns. Prop
at $4,000. Modern home. Good
terms.
HUGHEsvILLE, ND. - 3-bedroom
home. excellent condition; h.-w. heat,
deepfreeze. drier. washer. Sacrtnce.
S10.500. Near everything.
WALDORF. MD.-Woodland acres.
4-bedroom brick; large living room
with fireplace. separate dining room.
1:acre lot. Artesian well. Very good
price.
IRoNsIDES. MD.-2-bedroom mod
ern home. ga acres, h-niile 'front.'
age. 80 miles d. c. Priced right.
DENTsvILLE. MD.-Lovely 2-bed-
room modern home; "a acres. fully
equipped throughout. Near La Plata,
Nd.
113 ACRES; 2-bedroom modern
home. large road frontage; immse-
Priced well below the market.
We also have farmettes. acreage
tracts, lots, waterfront properties,
Of all descriptions in Charles and
81; Mays Counties ct excellent
prices and terms.
CALL LOUISE cox
MUDD REAL ESTATE co.
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FARMS

FOR GOOD SUMMER LIVING in the
Mt. Airy area. we suggest one Of
our big-acre lots. large enough to
have lovely summer cottage or
yeaT.round home. The price is only
tracts for sale at ST 200 per acre:
on paved road can. purchase with
small initial deposit. balance can
above sea level. You can walk on
grass, not on concrete. Relax and
i've longer. Some lots with streams
and some wooded; Follow Rte: %
BGRDESTTTTiE 4 SON. S5Sss' Realtors 81 Mt.
Airy. Nd Phone 1873
S8s:AcRE Farm with good
paved road: lots Of water and grass;
owners health is bad and he must
sell. Pose. now. $4,000.
house. bath, 2-car S saTsee r and other
orchard. barn. 2 acres woods Only
bath. full basement. carpoft and
sundeck: lovely lot: paved street.
nsnced Price. $l7.500. See It now.
f. MT sO APP las 4S s9E 5 sselS0t of
3Q7 ACRES OF LAND on top the
Large l2-room Colonial home,
20 ceres lang: S22s 500; ,..
house Ia as sS'sod dru''' p0nd'' Groom
Phone 329 or 1851
A. 8. KNOWLES. Broker
ga 8. Royal Ave-. Front Royal. Va.
CHARLES COUNTY
Excellent va!ueLapprox 34S acres:
B. nOSss: 20 e asrs otmen
las acres good timber; 35 mi. So.
Washington on good highways. near
churches and schools; S37. 500.
Approx. las acres: 10 miles from
D. c.: 2 miles from highway 3O1:
400 acres cultivated; acre tobacco
allotment; 2 streams; nice old house
with flreplaces. electricity, telephone,
WELCOMES Mss. Ma E0UIIE P: D Sess o4s4s7,
sANDOz. INC.
l55h-ACRE FARM
rooms, halls. 9 large porches.
good condition, newly decorated In
timber. apple orchard. several out
buildings, large creek. Ia mi. from
Green Springs Station. 1T. 80: would
make good retirement home.
MRS. OSCAR MAHANES
Phone Gordonsville 1877
FARM AT THE BAY
Imagine q l6-acre farm, modern
dwelling. lovely shrubbery, stable
and outbldgs.. 106 apple, peach.
property Joins Triton Beach and
some day will develop into q lovely
subdivision. Very valuable and can
be purchased on reasonable terms
on account Of sickness.
RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg, UN. 1881
Deale. Md.
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FARMS

2DO-ACRE dairy or stock farm oil
IN .grase. GOOD fencing. plenty Of
water. 0-room bungalow and other
buIldings. Rockville 4O7l.
pQR gALE-Exceilen fruit farm, In
cluding crop on trees and ma
H fni,ns;Ey; ysnp UNI unusp ss opportunity.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED TRACT Of
land on Blue Ridge Mountain, over.
looking Shenandoah River. ideal
Tor. year-round or summer homes:
will finance for reliable purchaser.
Contact OWNER. upperville 100
SOUTHERN ND. mr.. D.. Gully
sIviRped; priced 70 sell. STATE
7.pspe. ScYN s.eHYS, Clinton CT
HYATfsTQWN MD. 20 miles from
2A0l--4B acres, long, hafd.foad
frontage; 3 miles 70 A. =. CT Q
ponds, stream. small woods; cabin.
double garnge: fruit and chestnut
trees: $500 per acre EN-. 3,777b.
ia ACRES LAND. 100 acres timber;
~ ssl' ssn:. "A. s.4sss. county, 900
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15O-ACRE FARM

3 rm. mod. house; lge.. barn and
many other buildings all in new
condition. All fenced, borders nice
stream. Real buy at S10,500; "
L. r. Wigfield NO. 7-1328
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N ): Stop As ma read; e sSSat !.
open ioa ssS.'S . tspi Cd sss S sSC
dant spTins water and stream;
deep; spring house; dslisStfui zoo:
". old restored house with ney
iireplaees.. din, rm.. slee kit,
pantry. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2
porches. open and sncloeed; out
ssrs .enS S ~. sos. tS e .y.r m
OVER ssss Iss:i.: sRarni Rss value :Is
q TSse. ESnd Sn 0 fisss tollcs
SP'ph 'ifpDsi vELoP lSM E Pr' co.! E K
elusive Agents, EV. 4-g616.
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DESK SPACE

IN ATTORNEYS SUITE. new desk:
telephone ans. serv.: reasonable.
10 neE York ave-. st. $4,000.
WOODWARD BLD0.Zehare lawyers
2-rm suite. ssiF cond., fully EQUIP.
DESK ePACE In sttrae.. modern air.
l4th and d. Reasonable. 81.
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SANDOZ. INC
FARM AT THE BAY

Imagine q l6-acre farm. modern
dwelling. lovely shrubbery, stable
and outbldgs.. 106 apple. peach.
pecan trees and other fruits. This
property Joins Triton Beach and
some day will develop into q lovely
subdivision. Very valuable and can
be purchased on reasonable terms
on account Of sickneSs
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

oE SSS .s ssAsETv Sb sSS@ S :SSssE
syyssi ar e., Describe fully. Boz
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poWNToWN LOCATION

susS S0Sns:vn s09isEn e:
desires location in Sc. Washington.
across river or nearby Nd. Need ep.
prog. 1000 or more feet for outside
parking. Building TO include inside
parking and warehouse space, De-
sire long-term lease. BOZ l7z@o.
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size, RaEkine foE 4Q esis.s ksA.
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DOWNTOWN, .f2b 9Th q. n.w,; can
be seen anytime; rent negotiAble.
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 nth 81.
NV, NE. o-4100.
1927 GEORGIA AVE. NV, nf. wal
ter Reed; tefraso moor; 2Ox6O
bsmt. same size, suitable for any
type business. tn. 2.2071.
$3.50 1lth 81. N.M.-suitable any
S7s8 LIE hwy, .tolebe I'd. Mod.
rent: tvo months free. IA. 0.60b2.
SO + STREBr. N.E.-suitabls for
sGIo rssc ,o SaEpsr or cleaner etc. CAL
AnLINdIoNss$kEtao new store.
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