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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30

Revolutionary advances In
weather forecasting now are
on the horizon.
Recent Developments. espe-
clally the successful launch
ing Of both American and
Russian earth satellites,
make possible for the FIRST
time truly global analysis OF
the atmosphere's complex
and interrelated circulation"
This has Just been reported
by Dr. r. w. Reichelderfer.
chief Of the United States
Weather Bureau. 10 the De-
partment Of Commerce In a
summary Of likely advances.
Meteorologists. he believes.
are about to be released
from limitations which have
decidedly mpered their
work in the past.
Especially. he says. studies
and experimental work car
ried out by the armed serv-
ices due TO war necessities
now show that It Is techni-
cally possible TO have q hem
ispheric system Of obtaining
almost continuous observa-
tons Of the total wind circu-
lation patterns and other
upper air data from a feet
Of unnamed. free-floating,
constant-level balloons. These
balloons with instruments and
radio transmitters aboard
would be set adrift to float
at various predetermined
levels. Data would be sent
to ground stations which at
the same time would track
the balloon positions by radio
direction finding methods.
Predicts Space Stations
Other technical develop
ments, says the report, sug-
gest realization Of the hope
for indirect soundings Of
the temperature and mois-
ture structure of the atmos-
phere.
Earth satellites serving
as global weather observing
platforms will soon be in
existence" DR.. Reichelderfer
points out. Studies by prom
inent scientists clearly indi-
cate that several earth satel-
lites fitted with cameras,
radiometers and possibly
radar could telemeter TO
ground stations SUFFICIENT
data on the weather seen by
the satellites during their
successive passes around the
earth to make it possible for
a man actually to achieve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30

The Bible has several in
functions against the wagging
of the tongue. 1t is easy
enough to see that other peo-
pie talk too much. but not
so easy to spot the fault in
ones self.
In this hectic age (have
all ages been hecticO when
tranquilizers are needed now
t. and then by even the mildest
people it is a good Idea TO
calm down.
This calming may be done,
must be done. from the in
side out, preferably without
the aid Of any Of the modern
chemical wonders.
Only when one is calm can
the necessity for talking less
be seen at a glance.
s. **
In the everyday Office life,
it is easy to get into the habit
of chatter.
Monkeys chatter. 1t is said,
so why not humans?
Well, they do, and that is
where the trouble comes in.
The first step is to deter
mine what really makes
chattering easy.
One thing, we believe, is
the coffee break, as wasting
time is now laughingly called.
Some day, some patient
employer is going to put up a
big sign:
NOTICE.
I'VE are here to work, not
to drink coffee.
1T doesn't look good. 1t is
sloppy, and 1t doesn't get
anything done.
This chatter has got to
stop"
The Old Man, we believe,
will be right.
He, it must be admitted. is
right in there drinking cof-
fee with the other boys and
girls. Boys will be boys, they
say.
Coffee is a wonderful thing,
but it makes people talk,
often talk too much. And
anything that makes people
talk too much is dubious, to
put it mildly.
Sometimes it is awful, If
we can judge from some OF
the talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30
Poland Under Duress

After weeks Of maintaining a dis
Greet silence on the issue-a silence not
at all pleasing to the Kremlin-Wlady-
Saw Gomulka, chief of the independ-
ence-seeking Polish Communist Party,
now has openly attacked the revision
ism" Of President Titos Yugoslavia. At
the same time, despite reliable reports
indicating that his Warsaw regime has
been outraged by Imre Nagy's execution,
he has criticized the slain Hungarian
Premier for having "capitulated" to
counter revolutionaries" and enemies
Of the people" in the 1866 rebellion for
freedom.
There Is more than little reason to
believe, however, that Mr.. Gomulka has
said these things not because he really
believes in Them but solely and simply
because he is a man imperiled, man
under duress, man subject to enorm-
ously intimidating political, economic
and military preSsureS from Moscow. In
that sense, the very small measure of
independence he has won for Poland
is thing that the Kremlin can take
away at any moment. After all, his
country is occupied by Soviet armed
forces massive enough to keep it en-
chained or to crush it just as Hungary
has been crushed. As for Mr.. Gomulka
himself, he and all hke-minded Com
munistS in Warsaw must constantly
reckon with the fact that their personal
fate almost surely would be the same as
Mr.. Nagy'S if they dared to be as re
visionist" as Marshal Tito, or as COM
pletely defiant, in relation to the party
line proclaimed by Nikita Khrushchev
and Company.
Certainly, in these circumstances,
1t is not surprising that Mr.. Gomulka,
after having tried to remain more or less
neutrally silent, has spoken out as he
has. Actually, he is entitled to some
Western sympathy on that score, and
perhaps even to little admiration. At
any rate, those of us who do not have
Soviet guns pointed directly at our heads
would do well to note that he has been
far more restrained in his criticism of
Tito's Yugoslavia than have Moscow and
Peiping and the puppet regimes of East
ern Europe. Similarly, it seems Signifl-
cant that he has not given his complete
blessing to the Macy execution. Instead,
somewhat in the manner of PontiuS Pr
late, he has washed his hands of the
killing as an internal Hungarian affair
in which Poles are not equipped to
Judge whose fault it is or the fairness
of the punishment"
Indeed, both as regards Yugoslav
"reviSioniSm" and the Sickening story
of Mr.. Nagy'S end, Mr.. Gomulka has
qualified his remarks to such an extent
that the qualifications themselves, since
they deviate markedly from the unre-
STRANGELY harsh and ugly Moscow Peip-
ing line, seem in some ways to amount
to an act of courage. In that respect,
his Warsaw regime may still be very
much the object of the Kremlin'S dis
pleasure. If so, then he and all the
Poles who agree with him-Communists
and Communists alike-continue
to live in the presence of great danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry tDriterS correct
names and addresses All
letters are subject to conde1-
sdtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30
WSTAS IN SCIENCE
BY THOMAS R. HENRY
Satellites Nay Aid MeteoroIogists

weather surveillance and
analysis on q global basis.
Satellites could televiss
10 earth stations direct pho
tographic observations Of the
cloud systems Of the globe.
particularly those associated
with major storm systems. in
considerable detail. Similarly
the extent Of polar Ice caps
and other snow cover bearing
on processes Of the atmos-
phere could be determined
from a satellite.
Satellite carried instru-
ments measuring the radia-
ton emitted and reflected
by meteorological features
around the earth could yield
information on cloud types
and their structure. Measure
ment Of the total atmos-
pheric moisture content
would identify air masses
and trace their movements
and changes.
Prom an earth satellite
the total ozone content Of the
atmosphere and variations in
the ozone could be measured
by radiometric methods. Such
information on a gas which
plays a vital part in protect
ing mankind from an excess
Of ultraviolet radiation would
contribute greatly to UNDER
standing atmospheric circu-
lations and heat exchange
processes. Satellite determi-
nations of the horizontal tenn
perature gradients in the
lower atmosphere would yield
important clews on the
position, extent and inten-
sity Of the jet stream. par
ticularly over ocean areas
where data are difficult to
obtain.
Global Possibilities
Earth satellites could also
provide a means for collect
ing and disseminating surface
meteorological data on a
global basis. Surface data
could be transmitted to the
satellite for storage and sub
Sequent ultra-high frequency
retranSmission over predeter-
mined areas. Thus world exc
change Of perishable meteor
illogical information could
be accomplished in a matter
of minutes.
THE future role of meteor
ology in determining the
course of human activities.
the defenses of nations and
global affairs is limited only
by the support given it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
BIG s-BEDROOM BRICK HOME

M. WeStoVer with excel. Oh n
n sa,a,.S lss i % aon that . can Dc
liv. rm, big sep: din; rm.. !;
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ferred; assume 4Mql FHA loan on
3-bedrm. brick rambler. firepl..
sep. din rm, full tiled bsmt., with
beautiful paneling: mr.. schools,
SHOPPING and Andrews. $1,000.
RE R-S43fl
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AENWUUD - Brick and stone
brary, powder rm.. large bed
rms, 2 baths: recreation space
with nreplace; finished floor and
eeillng. gear garage: almost "a
acre; big 4lzes trust: country
club privileges. SAMUEL Z. BOG
LEY OF MD. INC, OIL. 6-7S6O;
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M. MD. UNIV.-3 bedrm. ram
bier; Ice; lot, assume g., I; loan,

NEAR ADELPHI shopping center
SPARKLING, 3-bedrm: brick home,
with 1st-floor powder room. sep.
din r tq nkd bsm 'tS FENCED sSS yard
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 Co. Nc
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HURRY! Pick your favorite coiors--
2 twin.sized bedrms.. . baths. de
luxe all-elec. kit, =? fireplaces,
S U OR.r Gi Co S glUnisse sa Gsss
REALTY. JE 2-aIIn.
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YeonaS Realty
MODEL HOME
DU. $3.50
BUCKNELL MANOR
ANNANDALE

New brick rambler on A-acr0
lot features 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
full deep bsmt.. large side porch
and carport. Price S1S.30O. FLA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

Look In any direction, you won't
find finer rambler or a better
value in this Lorcom Lane area of
Arlington. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep.
din. rm., modern kit, finished
ground-level bsmt with "a bath.
A real value that says See 1t
now" LYNN REALTY, KE. s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

41sb LIST TRUST may be assumed
Outstanding all-brick Colonial: 8
lovely bedrms., sep. din. rm.. side
scr. porch, full bsmt.; magnifi-
cent view, beautifully shrubbed lot.
Real value: $17,950. A. ]. KEs-
SINGER q CO.. JU. 9-4544.
NEW CUSTOM RAMBLER
on beautiful wooded u acre; 3 very
lge. bedrms., . baths, sep. din.
rm., full daylight :. heated bsmt.,
2-car garage; S34, $50. A. j. KES-
SINGER e. CO., JU. 9-4544.
LESS THAN RENT-3-bedrm. split
level mr. Sligo Park; brick con-
structi0n; living rm.. Ice. equip.
kitchen-dining rm. comb; colored
tiled bath. gas ht,: nice level lot,
walk to schools. shopping, transp.
CHESTER KELLER, wOODMoO5iRR
AGCY. CORP. once open Sunday
JU. 5-7l00, 9 til 0, JU. 9-5555.
$4,000 = SUBMIT OFFER 2.I7
acres: mostly clear: rich soil; g.
rm. iyable brick-and- frame home
mi. D. G. line. HE. 4-3500; ewes.
HA. 2-ROQ1 w w IEWTG
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RALPH D. KAISER g. CO.
HOUSES F0R sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST. s.E.--Like new Cape
Cod. . bedrms. and bath up; !.
beorms. ana bath LIST, floor,
modern kit: partially, improved
s ssTt 600 s'T EEijAHP es a lot ARS SGSs5
lcoi. US.A. Ret Broker. EN-. g.
= NEAR 18th and PA.
2 baths. bsmt.. gas heat; TRADE:
S5gj down, DAVID, RIA. e-69i9;
GEORGE. tn. 2-s975.
COLORED-RAMBLER with large.
level. fenced lot: fully equipped
Kitchen with de luxe gas range
automatic gas heat and water
heater. aluminium storm windows
and storm doors; . large bedrms.
ceramic tiled bathroom with tub
and shower. Only $500 down, rea-
sonable monthly payments. For
t sr RIL nS0sm Roeks ss N M k RsT
tors, S0ii K st. NV. FE. 10000
or RE 5-bn60
COLORFD-OFF WHEELER PD.
Ann xENiA ST. Sc. SO %
FLA. 1850 Wonder g.
I'M. seBidet. brick. like - lge
XII sep. din. rm., rec. rm. and fuli
bsmt. with outside entr lovely
fenced lot; close TO- everything
Call Mrs Cox. Lu 2.si3n, or ST
3-136s. ATLAS REALTY CO.
COLORED-Ist OFF VI ST. Sc.
- rms, kits. bath. gas
h..wh alum storm windows. ex.
eellent cond Price S6.1S0; 81 900
down. bal. $50 per mo. Ma. s.
Sif5
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MW.
fcONTlNUEDl

CONN. AVE. AREA-Brick, SPA.
eious. liv.. rm., din. rm., kit. I
bedrms.. 4 baths. NELLIE LOWt
CASSEL, Realtor. AID. 4-2l1S. OIL
2-3l35.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Soiid
stone-and-brick rambler: on lge.
Corner lot, quality construction
. with heavy slate roof: attrac.
nah. paneled reception hall: lovely
proportloned liv. rm., sep. family
sized din. rm. and adjoining scr.
porch. Today's kit. with tabletop
range. Thermo oven, dlshwasher
ana tbs diiSp ss1s Plus hsS breakfast area
huge open bsmt.. with club rIn'
area and built-in garage: walking
distance to all the finest schools,
BUS transp.: excel. financing and
terms. Call OIL. 8-2344: open D TO
9. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.,
INC.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Redec
house. ideal for roomine house or
home with income; good invest.
ment for 5000 down pymt. HO
2-2o43.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, &4S,5OO-Au-
thentic Colonial. featuring q graci-
Gus reception hall with classic
spiral staircase. al rms. enorm-
Gus in size, incl, q Iiv. rm. and
din. rm., overlooking terrace and
rear formal garden: bedrm. OF
den: full bath, plus buffers pam
try and kit: huge porch LIST floor,
5 BEDRMS., ALL MASTER SIZE;
gear. built-in garage: excel. IL
nancing 20 an approved pur-
chaser. Call OIL. 6-2344, open q to
Q. THOMAS J. FISHER a CO..
SPRING VALLEY, KENT AREA
Unusual new 3 or 4-bedroom, g.
bath home; library or bedroom
with full bath on LIST floor. Trade
In your present home. See 1901
Klingle ST.. NV. lat Arizona ave.
and Klinele ST. Open daily. 9
Can Mr.. Clark. RI. s IssSSIi'n'l a. 3.
GARDINER & CO., INC, 1881 L
st. NV. Ma. S-0334.
Mr., WALTER REED-3-bedroom,
2h-bath brick; slate roof: rec
rm., flrepls.; 2-car gar; deep lot;
S22,500 or win trade for good
farm. Va, Md. or W. Va. tn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MAR NORTHWESTERN HI0H

NEAR NORTHWESTERN HIG n
SCHOOL - Four-bedrm. rambler,
with optional den or 9Th bedrm.
firepl. In liy. rm., rear screened
porch. all-elec. kit; near play
ground area. away from traffic;
ideal for large family. Priced
at $4,000 with reas down pay
ment. Call I'll 8 pm. WA. 2
1000. ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO..
Mr.. MD. UNIV.-3 bedrm. ram.
bier, Ice. lot. assume q. I. loan.
Brirley Realty, UN. 4-1174.
NEAR ADELPHI shopping center
Sparkling, 3-bedFm. brick home,
with lst-foor powder. room, sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt.. fenced yard.
Asking $4,000 with 81 800 down.
se eIE RI s. Davis AVIS We Co.. 1 iac.
NEW 3-BEDRM. HOMES, full
bsmts, with picture windows and
outside entrance. overlooking site
Of Elizabeth Seton High School for
girls. Opening date. Sept. 1859,
and blks. from Bladensburg
l High School no These ,;s homes are are
available for your selection: Sl5,-
$50 up. Open house. 1921 56th
pl.. Rogers Heights. Nd, Just on
Washington Baltimore pkwy. and
Annapolis hwy. Rte. so. ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 5001 Ed
monston ave-, Rogers Hts. Nd.
SP. 3-0937. UN. 4-2444.
OPEN HOUSE all week = 3 brk.
ramblers; 9 rms, Ia baths, full
daylight bsmt.. ANIL. lge. lots.
460S Lacy ave. Bradbury Park.
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Suitland rd.,
left bet, Texaco and Shell gas sta
lions, sign on property. FERRALL
REAL ESTATE. RE. 6-3667.
IMPORTANT-You can buy this g.
bedrm., all-brlck home for less
than rent would be; SSI mo. pays
everything: only $3.50 down sub
iect TO FILA. JAMES c. CONLEY
a. CO. AP. 7-6292; ewes, HE.
MT. RAINIER-S8, 900
Attractive bungalow: 8 bedrms.,
din. rm., modern kitchen and bath:
yas heat and full basement. Reason
lble terms. DUNN & CO., Realtor,
WA. 7-OO4S; ewes. UN. 4-34S2.
CoLORED
Chapel Oaks, Md lots. partly
luilt house with patio, hennery.
Sacrifice account illness. TOTAL
PRICE. $1,000. terms. RA. 1868.
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$50 PER MO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AND CENSUS vICIN-
Ii y T% ar r Sric <. spl BIZ n
lis baths; $50 yds, parochial
e o%NER. f re, e-l PSSilc ''h00i.
CAMP SPRINGS, mr.. Andrews, Gem
sus; $4,000 FLA, $1,000 down.
Beaut. 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod;
bedrms. and den up; liv. rm.,
firepl, sep. din. rm.. bedrm. and
bath on LIST floor: breezeway, ga
rage: "a acre Of GOOD level garden
land; city water. Call Mrs. Cox.
LU. 9-Sl36 or ST. 3-136S. ATLAS
REALTY CO.
CAMP SPRINGS, mr.. Andrews -
Beautiful big rambler. 3 bedrms.,
full din; rm., de luxe kitchen, liv.
rrm, with fireplace, Dashboard ra-
$50, FILA terms. We take trades.
Frederick W. BERENs. INC,
RE. 6-5400 till . pm.
COLLEGE PARK = Five-bedroom
brick home. Two baths, living rm.
with fireplace, lst-fi, den, rec:
right at SOS. 900. Call til q pm.
va y CO. 7-a iNe ROBERT s. DAVIS
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Brick Cape
Goa. full basement. fenced lot,
very pretty home. Excellent buy at
$4,000. We take trades. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS. INC. RE.
$4,000 til q pm
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, 1921 Kipling
parkway-Officer being trans
ferred; assume. 4ass FLA loan on
3-bedrm. brick rambler. firepl.
sep. din rm, full tiled bsmt., with
beautiful paneling mr. schools,
RE. 6.s436'
FoREsTylLLE, $1,000 dn.. assume
ssiSs ps 9i loan; 5Sss D sssIeT
lge lot. garage. must see TO APP
preciate. We take trades. FRED
ERIcK w. BERENS. INC. RE.
6-540O til . pm.
LANDOVER STATES bedroom
frame rambler. lust like new; full
price. Sl1,950: lust 5000 down.
$50 20 per mo. TO qualified buyer.
FINcHAM a CO.. uN. 4-s3S3.
LANGLEY PARK AREA = Modern
detached Germ. brick In excellent
condition. Large liv. rm. with fire-
pl., sep. din. rm.. full bsmt. with
entrance, Cow. TO school and
transp. S14,950. HUGH 7. PECK,
HE. $4,000.
OXON HILL = -yr. -old 4-bedrm.
2-bath Cape Cod: full bsmt..
beaut. kit, Ice. rms. Take over
CT payments Call Mrs. Cox. LII,
2.Sl3H or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
REALTY CO.
SOUTHLAWN--3-bedrm rambler
COW Boiling. Andrews; equip. kit.
fenced vd.; $3.50 dn 10. 1882.
SUITLAND, 400 dn.-3-bedrm.
detached brick; fireplace. h-w. h,
I'm. rec. room. brick garage. We
take trades. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC, RE. 6-54O0 I'll y.
TEMPLE HILLS of 81. BArnabas
rd.--3-bedrm. brick rambler, sep
arate din. rm.. liv. rm, with fire.
place, screened porch; Grapes,
rugs and auto. washer incl Sl7,-
900. We take trades. FREDERICK
W, BERENS, INC, RE $4,000
Mr.. U. OF MD.-2h-story brick.
Fourteen rms, four baths. three
hrepls.; la-acre lot. choice ioca-
tiOn M brokefa WA 1.faa1
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTIHuEp)

NEW PAROCHIAL. Arlington H. 8
and 81. James Grade school near
by--Here is your real opportunity
Just year old, all-brick splti
level. 4 'bedrms.. 2 baths, lowell
recreation room with bar and fire'
place fully equipped Kitchen
LOT. S2xl65 WITH LOTS oi
plot CALL METZLER- Realtors
2417 Lee hwy. IA. $3.50, u
BIG s-BEDROOM BRICK HOSiI
mr.. Westover with excel. GI a.
nancing; Ice; loan that can b
liv. rm., big sep. din. rm..
lovely bedrms, and BATH. full
bsmt.: big. wooded lot: mr.. schools
bus and shopping: owner Leaving
area: immed. possession II de-
IiNGiro SI' REALTY TsAi co., guy ia. az :,
s : ri .: 1900 Wilson blvd oDeI
TsRAoEsSpg TE 81 TH BEA HHHFH
ING HOUSE" 24-ft. liv. rm. with
French doors opening onto large
rear screened porch, separate IA.
It. din. rm. with lots of wall space
THIS HOUSE HAS ALL THOSE
DIFFERENCES THAT MAKE
REAL HOMEi Call now for full
details CALL METZLER- Realtors
2417 Lee hwy. IA 5-7575. I'll
Q pm,
AN UNUSUAL FIND-Tucked AVA
in an area OF custom-built homes
situated on a beautiful lot which
offers q panoramic view Of tn,
river area, this hrand-new beaut,
G S6s nm eeT nth hall wln s5se i Inv
SLATE x tirep i Pay large Tn0S Separate nas
dining room with doorway e
screened porch. OUTSTANDING
KITCHEN with an abundance o.
cabinets and all Of the latesi
equipment, plus large breakfast
area; 3 excellent bedrooms, . full
baths on main level. DAYLIGHT
BASEMENT has huge. recreation
rm: with fireplace. and additions
bedroom With : exposures ful
for the in-IawsD Priced at onis
S3S. 500. this should be seen to.
dayl Call OV. 3-1413. SHANNON
q LUCHS CO. Realtors.
s1I 800 = IMMACULATE BRICK
) LARGE BEDROOMS, large Twins
rm. dining. rm., equipped kitchen
basement. fenced yard. Low down
payment on FLA. Call OV
3-l4l3. SHANNON g. LUCHS Co.
Realtors.
FIRST WORD IN LOCATION
Look In any direction, you won't
find finer rambler or a better
value in this Lorcom Lane area OF
Arlington. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. sep
din. rm., modern kit, finished
ground-level bsmt. with "a bath
A real value that says See II
now" LYNN REALTY, KE. s.
6696.
PROSPERITY is Just around the
corner. We feel sure that you
will feel prosperous If you buy
this home that is one of the
best values on the market today
Four bedrooms. 3 full baths
really huge living room. sep. din
ing room overlooking porch and
patio. Big equipped Kitchen. Dou-
Bile carport. only $4,000. HOL-
LEY REALTY. $500 lee Highway,
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TAVERNS


|. NV, Uptown. $1,000 DOWN.
Beer and wine. Guar. $500 week
plus pin ball machines. Priced
reasonable. Good terms.
}. NV, Uptown. $500 down. Beer
and wine. Ideal for colored or
white couple. Fully equipped.
$1,000 l.s.b. Closed at present.
Has apt. Cheap rent. Great
terms.
!. Prominent tavern restaurant.
$500 week vol. bus. Can be
greatly increased because OF
poor, tired MANAGEMENT. Sub
stantial cash required for highly
profitable business.
|. Beer and wine Over 100 "a
kees of beer sold monthly plus
bottles. Low rent, small payroll.
Guaranteed $4,000 month busi-
ness. Good terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
GROCERIES

!. Sc: S1.400 week, $4,000 sac.
lock. stock and barrel. May
buy 1000 in stock. = room
apt, 6-day operation.
J. NV: $500 week bus. Only stock
500 sy% oeE st 6esoe Barrel rTc Closed "a
Sundays.
!. Nearby Nd. Lee beautiful store:
did S11,470 In 81. Should be
converted to delicatessen. Priced
$4,000, plus stock. Hours, $780,
$3.50. Sundays closed. Excellent
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BONNIE b. FOSTER
$500 DUMBARTON AVE,
18th ST. NV. 28Ol

@S06
One Of the best row house loca.
tions in Washington, near Shera.
ton-Park Hotel and st. Thomas
Church. Desirable 4-rm. brick
dwelling; gas hot-water heat. pan-
eled rm. and toilet In bsmt., brick
garage; excellent condition Inspect
this property before you decide.
Douglass D. Bulloch & Co.
1912 N St. NV. RE. 7-3O37
COLORED-S305 On. = Decorated
6-rm. brick porches, mod. kit,
bSmt., gas heat; yard: near bus.
RA. 6-6912. ia. 9-4679.
COLORED - VACANT; NE. RE
decorated: near hospital, schools,
buses: 6-rm. brk.:: 2 encl. porches
RA. 8-69I2, ~. 2-sS75.
COLORED-NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
HOT SHOPPE.-4-bedrm. brick.
Call for q real deal. Finish re-
decorating and save "a down pay
ment. THOMAS CO., TO. 0-697S,
TO. 9-6117, Elk. 3-1163.
COLORED OR WHITE, by OWNER,
6540 N. Capitol st.-Liv. rm., din.
rm,, 3 bedrms., powder and rec.
rms; brick, semidet. Assume CT
loan. ia. 9-9S77.
cOLORED-LIVE in one apt, rent
oil heat; S12,95O, AID. 2-lS50.
cOLORED-DECORATED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

WAKEFIELD-Cheaper than rent;
2-bedrm. brick semidet.. full
bsmt.. rec. room. gas h.-a.h. As
sumo OF loan, mo. payts., 5000
incl. pitt. Sale by OWNER.
Price. $4,000. XII. S-34l5.
AVOID RED TAPE-Assume SI3,-
800 CT loan. on this 3-bedrm.
VirRinian .rancher. in shady Crest
wood Park Enjoy screened car
port. large kit, dining ell and liV.
rm. with modern 2-way firepl.
Full price, $1,000. CT. 6-II4S.
$I?.95O-Here is 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. a convenient Falls Church
location. Liv rm has q firepl.
and lge. picture window. q nicely
equipped kit. with table space.
upstairs has a lee. paneled rm.
Fenced yard. Storm windows and
patio. Very low dn. payment and
move into this charming home
THE DARBY CO., Realtors. 2319
Wilson blvd, ia 5-Q3Q3