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CLEANING PI.ANTs

CLEANING PLANTS
ss HsSS su oVH IN sS sgst'' . fgHJS5
(2l Sill. SD. Nd, shop. cent. $4,000
90 $4,000 ls.b. $4,000 '67.
SM. DIN. PYMT.-dOOD TERMS
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COOP AIRS. F0R SALE

2 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS. full din
s sD:na az r9 sSo ISSsI E and iHsssS
500 cash. 2707 Adams Mil I'd
NV, Apt. 800. HO. 2-O066.
18th COLUMBIA RID. vicinity--lst,
floor apt, 2 rooms. kitchen, foyer
side porch; completely reti NJ
{ mo. Appointment. uN. 1887.
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Frozen Custard Trucks

Sold as q feet or individual. Make.
then sell, soft ice cream. All-yr.
bus, Has govt contracts. Gross
$780,. Trucks w/complete plant.
Financing avail. Call for details.
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HOUSES uMFUBMlsMED

4s0B BAYARD BLvD.-ModeFn .
bedroom bungalow, on Mass ave.
and Western ave. Vacant. $50
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DOUBLE your money

in less than 10 years. Invest IN
selected, Well-secured LIST or End
trust notes. Licensed mortgage loan
consultant. NO. 1861.
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1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
1. 2 and 3-bedrm. apt.
homes: air cond.; with d.
a 1aISp. rS SsP.s Ss5Ss: and pi nsis
service (by the hr.l avail
able. Sls,600 70 $4,000;
RRoApM VOC desk or call
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ROCK CREEK KNOLLS - Brick
den, very Ice. liv. rm.. sep. din
RIM, mod. kit, encl. garage: cor.
ner lot. Beautifully handicapped and
furnished. Call Mr.. Mann. HA
2-3579. PAUL P. STONE, tn
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OTHER L1sTnoa

Included IN the exclusive
hstings Of this once are
many other desirably located
good buys IN apt, homes
Of eli sizes and ct prices to
At All pockethooks.
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$4,000 NET PROFIT last year.
siShls yrcsbls r hnsss price nso Sely
Si nS'ysS oP VIII. o. soioTsa investor.
BOZ 20O-H star.
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COLORED-bIO5 NEW HAMf. AVE,
N nv 9, rms; "a PANT I'M b plS, en- aa;
ht,; rsdecorated: si35 mo. Can
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THE WESTCHESTER

Main blds.. corner. overlockins
fm., din. rm.. kit; $2S.500.
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FIVE kOOMs, plus kit:, pantry
bath and porch. Total price
5000; buys this huge apt. q
yield 1876 as investment. Cal
Mr.. c. HUGHES, ST. $4,000
res, WI. 6-26b3.
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$40, 900 vol. bus. 80. Lack Of cap.
ital kept 1t at this low figure.
Excel. oppor. for good hardware
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For information about
any Of them or appt. TO in.
spect, call MAJOR CARNEY
OWENS GEM. 3-o7ie) With
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TILDEN GARDENsEThis Is onS
Of the incest one-bedro0m apart.
ments in the gardens and Is in
beautiful condition. Large livine
room, larger-than-average dinettG
and improved kitchen. Building
IS debt. free and the monthly ex-
pense Is modest. Please call J
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400
for further information, or to
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THE NETHERLANDS, 1852 Coium
bia I'd. n.w.-Attractive apt. o.
8 rms. and bath; elevator anC
switchboard service; no children
$500. LINKNS CO., 1918 \
st.. DI. 7.S6SS: sun. and ewes,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL AREA-Attr. 2 bed.
rms. liv: rm., parauet fis., tilee
bath, kit. washer. deep fenced
Gun Factory; lease $135 mo. Cali
Ii. 1880 or DU. 7-o659. BETTY
QCFIT Jlaa Rea1toT
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WANT TO HEAR from Someone
acquainted with operation Of
combination warehouse and rec
reation center, who can help
finance bldg. Excel. location I'M
encountered. Call THOMAS L.
JUSTICE, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
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Sc, CHOICE LOCATION-2-bed
rm. furn. apt; close TO- every.
thing. Priced for quick sale, Mrs
DELE q Co. INC. ST. $500
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DOCTORS
We have the perfect spot for q
doctor who wants to practice IN his
home. Lge. 5-bedrm. mod. house In
town Of Fairfax. New shoppins
property. CIR. $4,000.
1885 Z Street NV.
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The Sun and Moon

The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
sun, today 6:17 am 6:l7 pm
sun, tomorrow 6.l5 am. 6:1S pm
Moon today 4.31am 4;Ol nm
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
RRaefnffa
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|bership in the Washington
Academy of Sciences.
Citations for accruing 1000
or more hours of sick leave
went to Paul Achenhach. Fred
|erick Blackburn, James Busby,
Joseph Cameron. Elmer Carl
son. Alfred Coiner, Harold
Cones. George Crowther, jr.,
Henry Danner, Victor Deitz,
Vernon Diebeler, Rufus billiard,
Delmo Enagonio. Donald Evans,
Edith Fimple, Rex Harmon,
Clifford Hewitt.
Also to Joseph Hilsenrath.
Paul Howard, Robert Howey,
William jenkins. Morton Kelly,
Robert Leslie, Elizabeth Lind
berg, Thomas Manning. w.
Perry Martin, Russell Mebs,
William Meggers. Samuel Mil
Ter. Lewis Mong. Franklin
Montgomery, Malcolm Morse.
Also, Chester Peterson. James
Pike. Earle Plyer, George
Porter. George Richey, Fred
Rosberry, Samuel Rosenberg,
Clarence Saunders. Jam e S
Saunders, George Schnitzler,
George Scott. ST., Leo Scott.
Clara Sentel, Harry Shoub,
L auriston Taylor. Eugene
Thornton. Alvin VanValken-
burg. Meyer Waxman and War
rem Whitmore.
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elusive use Of principal stadia,
requiring each of certain con-
tenders for a title to agree as
a condition for getting a chance
at the championship, if he won,
to defend it only under promo
ton of the corporation.
The Government declared the
IBC promoted or participated
in the promotion of 80 per cent
of all championship boxing con-
tests in the United Staets be-
tween January /, 1949 and May
is, 1858. Total receipts from
SO championship fights were
ST. million, the Government
said. tfSfs +
Mr.. Norris is director and
president of IBC in Illinois in
New York, in Missouri and in
Michigan. He is a director of
Madison Square Garden. Mr..
Wetz was named as an IBC di-
rector in the same States as
Mr.. Norris and as a director of
Madison Square Garden.
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Review Denied
In Bus Seating
BY the Associated Press

The Supreme Court today re-
fused to rule on a Tallahassee
Fla. bus seating assignment
ordinance under which two Ne
groes an da white person were
sentenced to jail and fined.
The three were charged with
violating the ordinance by re-
fusing to go to assigned seats
in a bus and refusing thereafter
to leave the bus on request of
the driver.
Municipal Judge John Rudd
of Tallahassee, in sentencing
the three. overruled their con-
tention the ordinance was an
unconstitutional subterfuge to
perpetuate racial segregation.
The three in appealing reiter-
ated the contention.
Tallahassee opposed any Su-
preme Court action. The city
said there was no evidence in
the record that the basis of
assignment was ever the pro-
hibited standard Of race" and
the sworn testimony of the bus
driver was to the contrary.
The city brief said further
the high court lacked ~juris-
diction because the case had
not been ruled on finally by
the Florida Supreme Court;
Florida Circuit Judge w. May
Walker in affirming the SEN
tence pronounced by Judge
Rudd had cited non-Federal
grounds sufficient to support
the judgment.
The three sentenced to so
days in Jail and fined $500
each are Leonard D. Speed and
Johnny Herndon, Negroes who
attended Florida AIM Uni
versity for Negroes. and Joseph
Spagna. st. Petersburg white
student who attended Florida
State University.
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Grounds for Charges
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Increas-
ing cloudiness today. Cloudy
with chance of snow late to-
night and tomorrow, low 80.
Virginia-Cloudy with light
snow reaching the north to-
night. low 1884. Cloudy and
cold tomorrow with snow mod
crate to heavy in some areas Of
the interior and snow changing
to rain on the coast.
Maryland = Cloudy tonight
with light snow in the south
reaching the north early to-
morrow, low 1884. Cloudy
with light snow mixed with
rain on the coast and in the
south tomorrow. high 35-4O in
the west and 40-46 in the east.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds northeast,
10-l5 miles per hour tonight
and 1925 miles per hour to-
morrow. Visibility good. be-
coming fair to poor in snow.
FIvE-DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
March 1922
Temperatures will average
degrees below the Washington
normals of Sc and 81. with lit
tie day-Lo-day change. Possible
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Students Query
Soviet Envoy
BY the Associated Press

Soviet Ambassador Mikhail
Menshikov says he believes
Nikita Khrushchev certainly
would come to Washington fol
q meeting with President Eli
senhower if invited.
The Soviet envoy opened
himself to questions from a
roomful of high school students
in a nationally televised inter-
view on MICS Youth Wants Ia
Know program yesterday. He
fielded d number Of tough ques-
lions with stock Communist
answers.
One questioner told Mr.. Men,
shikov there were rumors here
that Mr.. Khrushchev, Commu.
mist Party boss, wants to come
to Washington for a meeting
with Mr.. Eisenhower.
TITS for Mr.. Khrushchev to
answer" the ambassador re-
piled. adding his personal view
that If Mr.. Khrushchev is in
vited, "he will certainly come.
Emphasizing that the Soviets
want a heads-of government
meeting "as soon as possible, .
Mr.. Menshikov said:
IF the Government Of the
United States preferred to have
it in the United States, we
would be willing to come either
to Washington or some other
place in the United States
suitable to the Government OF
the United States"
Mr.. Menshikov was asked IL
it would be a. good idea to
bypass the United Nations
with a summit conference. He
replied it would be, because he
said experience has shown that
negotiations within the U. N
oftentimes did not produce
proper results"
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performance awards to Hazel
Brown, Paul Walsh, Alfred
Castle, ST., and Joseph May.
Beneficial suggestion awards
were given to Robert Lamber-
son. Wilbur Larson, Wilhemina
Frost. Harriet Frush, v. Oscar
Hurst. Robert Kirby, Milton
Mulligan. William Bulla, Mar
garet Bivans, Marshall Car
penter. George Fentress. Samuel
Miller. Patricia Murdoch, Har-
riet Frush, William Green. Will
liam Harris. John Hettenhouser
and Joseph Meyer.
Robert Ferguson and Sam
Alexander were elected to men,
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Church Lists SINGER
Bill Carrie of Hollywood, Calf

Bill earle of Hollywood, Calf,
will sing at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Sixth Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. Mr.. earle served as mas
ter of ceremonies for over 5000
performances at the Billy Rose
Diamond Horseshoe Restaurant
in New York before devoting his
career to singing sacred music.
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d. Norris and Arthur D. Writ,
had violated antitrust laws.
The lower court found that
the defendants had monop-
olized commerce in the profess
sional boxing championship
field through interlocking cor
porations. ownership of sta
diums. and contracts with
boxers.
Told TO Sell Holdings
Mr.. Norris and Mr.. Wetz
were told in July, 1857. to sell
their more than $4,000 shares
Of stock in the Madison Square
Garden Corp. within five years
and were prohibited from act
ing as officers or directors of
the corporation which operates
the huge arena. The two men
we're limited to promoting two
championship fights each year.
In their appeal to the Su-
preme Court the boxing mag
mates argued:
1. That they did not violate
antitrust laws.
2. If they did, the decree.
which they termed a corporate
DEATH" was too drastic.
Grounds for Charges
The Government had charged
that beginning in 1949 the cor
poration had obtained a mo-
nopoly on championship bouts
through buying promotional
control of certain champion
ships, acquiring the assets of
competitors, acquiring the ex-
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rain on the coast and snow in
the interior Tuesday and again
about Friday will average one
fourth inch.
Road COnditions-AAA
West: District Of Columbia 10 Penn
sylyania Turnpike. clear; Pennsyi-
sn a0a c ayrnpks sr icy Ns IN sgots except
he Alleghany Mountain Tunnel; Ohio
Turnpike, wet in spots: U. s. 40
West to Ohio. icy west Of Frostburs,
No. chains needed; U. s. 80 West to
ono; snow covered west of Winchester,
South. u. s. to Richmond clear:
Shirley Highway IVA. Rte. 35Ol, clear:
Richmond South, clear. District OF
Columbia TO Charlottesville, clear
lumbia to Delaware Memorial Bridge,
clear; New Jersey Turnpike. clear,
put house trailers banned because OF
hlsn winds. New England clear in the
south, and coastal sections but icy
Pistrie! Of Columbia to Harrisburg,
Pa, clear.
River Report
tFrom U. S Enginoers)
Ferry and clear at Great Falls; shen.
l a. Va NF'fhN o. LldIptIS ftIIN.
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReading Washington National Airportl
Midnieht 80 Noon ii
4 am. ~ IS pm. 4.
s am "a s pm IL
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest 81, en- February "a
! Lowest :, on FEBRUARY IL
High and Low Of last ~ Hours
High ~. at 1888 pm, Yesterday
Low. ~, at - m today
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coas
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrov
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Pay Rise May Set Off
Boost for Executives
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staf Writer

Members of Congress specializing whether the
israon will ask that the salaries the top
political appontees be increased pay for Federal
classified and postal employees become law this year.
The speculation arises from the that administration
has proposed $95OOay classified postal employe
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High Court to Review
Boxing Monopoly Case
BY, HOWARD L. DUTKIN
Star staff Writer

The Supreme Court today agreed review lower court
ruling that decreed the dissolution of International Boxing
Club of New York and companion corporation in Illinois
Federal Judge Sylvester j. Ryan of the Southern District
Of New York had held that the corporations the Madison
Square Garden Corp and majority stockholders James
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flowER sToRE or record shog,

asnce studio. woInens apparel
ten On West Broad street. Pail
Church, n .0OO-car daily trafae
OnIy / store left for rent adloin'
ipg beauty salon whose immediate
success exceeded widest dreami
OF IFS operator. ~. s-l.2D. 1ts
- III narlN manning
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BAR GRILL

Owner quotes $4,000 wkly. Beau.
ltfuily equipped, air-eond. Good
lease. $4,000 down may handle
Ewes, and Sun, Shea Chaser, RA
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IN Owner quotes $1,000 VI. net
IN. $1,000 plus stock.
20 $1,000 plus, bus. per VIZ,
$4,000 plus stock. SJ,OflO On.
BOTH PRICED RIOHT
Call and be amazed at the terms.
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MAGAZINES. TOBACCO. VARIRfY
sIolski veil established. wa. \.
nd2i
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, lars.
est IN It's Geld Is establishing ex.
slusIye FRANCHISE area locally 10
handle rapidly growine business.
Income potential, 500 O0 plus.
Initial investment $4,000 re-
turned within 90 months. Box
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Northeast Sect.
sio EARRAour PL NE

I WAO LnRRHAOl \. ANsns
$3.50 9Th PL. NE.
IS UNDERWOOD PL. NV
I Michlgan Park and Riees Park
Modern a-bedrm.. Semidet. brl
homes; rec. run.. front porch. spa.
ciouS lots Vacant
1898 KEARNEY ST NE.
1883 MILLS AVE. NE
I bet. a-bedrni., Woodbridge Beau.
ties. front porches. . lots, Diet
i424 AND 44sH EPSON PL NE
Can you pay SSi So MOI II so
ser these lovely .-bedrm. modern
homes, sas heat, front porch. lovely
front and rear lots
aSS DIVISION AVE. NE.
Modern 5-rm. brick home rec
rm.. oil heat: steal at $4,000
90 fTH ST NE
spacious d-rm, brick homes 80
heat, vacant, Choose your cwn
ODDS Mr. oLIvET RID, NE.
Modern a-famllv bTlck home
Excel income. III 100 down,
SUN, SpECfAL--MICH PARK
Oct, 1-hedfm.. brk., air .cOnd
home. Paneled rec. rm., ia baths
patio, attic, detached sar Homs
beautiful.
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SIS Zoo Isl year and fast eroW'
ms, ONLY shop In ARIA. Rent 500
Shopping center, ideal time II
buy stock 81. 900. Want 10 make
$iA, 900 W. or more9 Call today
A. 2. SEkLYE, pt. T-s32a. Excl
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SIDE HALL PLAN
1881 JEFFERSON ST. NV

d-room house has 3 bed
rooms, modern Kitchen, en-
closed porch. oil hot.water
heat. detached garaee. A
clean house In a bright
neighborhood. within | block
Of eroSStown and downtown
transportation. Monthly tax
plan Priced at Sl3,p5O with
$1,000 down,
Ewes. SUN. Ii. 3.e97S
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Southeast Sect.
4.oI.a.. euE-sL.. sL

1881 fS oRr epBBsSEr 81 81 Sc.
Modern "a, a.rm,, picture window
rooms Gas heat, storm windows,
sTS.ga pG niiITop TERRACE az
Senidet Dupont Park; three
bedIm, brick home full bsmt.'
ZOO RiDuE RID sE
Modernlstic corneri . bit DOW
der rin., baths. with built-in
vanities, rec. rm', study cas- hot.
ar anH alr'eond. unit' priced 81
SSs and 7a4 bisT. ST. Sc.
Attr. t-iamily duplex apt, only
2 years old Excel income. Priced
Low for quick sale.
Bergman Beatty
ct. s-eass 90 s-i7So
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cHEvY CHASE. D. c.-NeV brick
Cane Cod with frst-foor bedroom
and hath. recreation room sarses
and screened porch. near schools
ana transportation. at 3t2a Que
sada .. NV. on Utah ave Priced
" mld-tWenties Open SUNDAY. .
VI dark. LAMON 4 HFNDER-
SON. Realtors. I'm. 2-bi0O: ewes,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.w.
Mr.. SHoREHAM HOTEL

27IA WQQpLEy PL. NV,
OPEN SUNDAY. l TIL IS
Spacious 4-bedF00m. 2-bafll row
brick home on Conn. ave, and Cal.
near schools. EhODk Reasonably
priced; make an offer.
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AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY for sale
reasonable, good terms. eood in.
come. Box 3a-K star,
LAuNDERETTE, above ave. inc.
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5508 KANSAS AVE. NV.
$500 DOWN

CORNER sEMIDETAcHED
brick home. Full bath on
LIST moor. side-hsll plan rec
reation room, gas h-gh.
convenient location.
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HOUSES FoR sALI-,tM.
tcoNfINUtpl

SHERATON PARK AREA. esOa estl
81. nv Colonial, row brick 90.
$50. wo. s. iVrS VsssrSY s S1n. :
sH0RKHAM HOTEL AREA. Oh
Conn. ave, Charming 6-6edrm
den, 3sa-heth town house. Fui
center hall, formal dining rm
With beamed ceillngk, iHx9B club.
room with bar. detached garaee
80 ,e5u with flexible terms. AID
WALTER REED ARIA. d and ,
rm, mod. homes. hnc eond. small
cash pymt. or may rent, furn. 0l
nnfurn, Must sell or rent now
NICE NV. sEcTIoN--e-rm. bricI
feasonaSs priced, RA' Jesse. :"
NV. HOUSES WANTED? For sal.
pect ave. NV w 3-522n.
isth AND gAsTRRN--RAMBLERi
cnstom built y yrg new : bed
Sc loan OWNER, RA. a-546a.
Nh. CONN. AND TII,DEN Sta
B. T. semIdet home: 2 b.: S17.06O
.yAMEs CARR, Ex. 3-74O0.
1874 MONROE NV. - 3-stor,
home. . furn. apis. $1,000 On, OF
trade car or trailer. NO. 7-7d.H
M. CONNECTICUT AVE, ghera.
ton-Park Hotel and every eonven.
lence--tArRe a-sfory brick Towr
House facing Rock Greek Park: 4
bedrooms, ~ baths. biz. mod
fcrree sUsT sRvS ~ ,nspas,
sall TOWN A SUBURBAN, FIN
BARGAINs BARGAIN. RARGAIN.
OPEN TODAY. TO $50. Price
reduced Save thousands OF dol.
lersi Mo. payments less than rent
Vacant Move right In Live IN
beautiful house 4ave Income. "
too. Choice area near everything
Wonderful spot overlooking Rock
Greek larse. bright rms. a
hedFmS }. encl Dorehes, ~
baths. IN, bsmt.. attic, e-ear ear.
Hemidet. hrk. See. buy. own 3if1
ADAMS MILL RID. NV todpy.
Come for this baraain Of bargains.
r Tsln a OF g.n snow " 2 REALTY,
1900 POTOMAC AVE. N.w--oPEN
tn s. Drive oft Reservoir
I'd. left on Bsndinr lane 10 aiRn.
CONTEMPORARY IIvfNC' Beau.
tifui. STR conditioned S-hedrm.
bone. features outstp ndins Milan
for. family living rs window
walls afford view ~ wnnded ares
and river, Call PE, 3-5.ep KAY
Ne, sHOREMAM HOvEL. I bedrin. ].
baths, den and garage. best
eher no. .-Oa83
1th ST. 79ta, OPEN e.DARK.
, biks n walter Reed - Brk.
bnnga. iiv. rm., f.p din. rui.. den
bar cLAbDE ssiIFLEf ka, 4.
nsl0O. RA. 3-ss5a
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. i762
sIe.aso BRopIE 4 roLBERsTlS.
INC. .ltl3 x -. nv. FE. 1.ai.i.
CLUBS, n0n-pFoft assns', ! special
i1e on downturn laree houses also
commercial. RAcnEL REDFIELD.
Broker. ". S-saf3
0vERI 0oKING ROCK cREEK, g.
rm, hath APT for owner. 3 rm.,
hath rented etH. 500. EASY terms
Sun, EN s-0sT0: Ne. s-0ass.