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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Salisbury Not to Lose
Winter Air Service

SALISBURY, March 20 up,
The Chamber of Commerce
announced yesterday that Al
leghany Airlines has changed its
mind about disseminating win
ter service to and from this
city.
Allegheny serves Salisbury
on two flights daily throughout
the year. one from New York
to Washington via Salisbury
and the other from Washington
to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

until the next hearings April 10
and q sixth was withdrawn.
The commissioners made quick
work of the rest.
Besides considering the 10
commercial coming bids, they
also approved three pleas for
residential-type coming. an
other for industrial use and
granted q special exception al
lowing q private greenhouse In
Forest Heights.
Those taken under study were
four petitions fled by Anthony
Carozza, seeking light CONNER
cial CID zoning for about "a
acres Of adjoining land on
Branch avenue in the vicinity
Of Iverson street. Meadow drive
and Park boulevard. Hillcrest
Heights.
Planners Opposed
The Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission voiced opposition
to them. citing there already
are about a. acres Of CONNER
cially zoned land nearby and
no justification for any more
at this time.
The commission said COM
mercial development should be
concentrated either at the
intersection Of Branch avenue
and Naylor road to the north
or the NARROW Heights shop
ping center to the south. Frank
Scuderi, developer Of the latter,
also opposed the additional
commercial coming.
The applicant, represented by
Attorney Jerrold v. Powers,
was supported In his plea by
Roby L. Whitfield. president Of
the NARROW Heights Citizens
Association.
Among the approved COM
mercial coming were two pleas
for heavy commercial CD by
j. Randall Walcroft for adjoin-
ing land on the south side Of
Annapolis road near its inter-
section with Coopers lane. just
north Of Bladensburg. There
was considerable opposition to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

permit construction OF the pool
will be held next week before
the Montgomery County Board
Of Appeals.
John Thurston. president Of
the association. and Merle 8.
Lowden. q director. opened the
meeting by outlining plans and
the amended application for
the pool.
After Mr.. Thurston said 100
people have joined the associa-
ton to date. he urged the pro-
ponents to enlist new members
before next weeks hearing.
Foes Open Debate
When Mr.. Thurston asked
for questions, opponents Of the
controversial project opened
debate.
Mrs. Lloyd D. FELTON,, secre-
tary Of the Section Five Citi-
zens Committee, maintained
that the Chevy Chase Land
Co. stated 1t had not been
approached by the association
for land which the company
owned north Of the proposed
site. The association previous
" had declared that the COM
pany had refused to sell its
tract.
Mrs. FELTON, also charged
that the property owners in
the neighborhood Of the pro-
posed pool were not notified
until last month.
Apparently the adjacent
owners don't feel their prop
erty will be injured" Mr..
Thurston answered. Seven
have Joined the association"
He said none Of the originators
Of the project knew people who
lived in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Summer Training Cruises
Designated for Midshipmen

The juniors will then be di-
vided into three groups-one to
60 on S0-day leave. another to
go to Pensacola, Fla, for avia-
ton indoctrination, and the
third group to return to the
Naval Academy. These groups
will rotate assignments for the
rest Of the summer.
All midshipmen will return
to the Academy for the start
of the new academic year on
September 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Chevy Chase Pool PIons
Attacked at Meeting

meeting called to discuss proposed swimming pool in
Chevy Chase proceeded smoothly last night until the audience
found opponents present
After talks by officials of the Chevy Chase Recreation
ISOLATION which seeking permission to build the
740 Brookeve road people against the project
The public hearing the special zoning exception to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

present area that has been
used as q speakers stand.
1t is expected the work will
get under way by April ! and
be completed in time to be
used May 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Fairfax Funds
Voted for Park

Purchase Of . huge park at
Great Falls and creation Of
Northern Virginia Park Author
ity were boosted at q meeting
yesterday Of the Fairfax Board
Of County Supervisors.
The board voted to put up
100000 toward the purchase Of
an S00-acre tract now owned
by the Potomac Electric and
Power Co.. and asked Airing
ton. Loudoun and Prince VIII
liam Counties and the cities of
Alexandra and Falls Church to
appropriate funds also for the
park.
The PEPco property adjoins
Is acres now owned by the
Fairfax County Park Authority.
Purchase Of the tract for park
land has been talked about for
years, but yesterdays action
was the first concrete step
taken.
Bonds As Alternative
The board action, initiated
by James Keith and Joseph
Freehill. calls for the county
Park Authority to negotiate for
the purchase Of the tract. The
board said that If the other
jurisdictions do not agree to
put UP money within three
weeks. the county Park Author
ity should proceed toward
getting the remaining funds
needed by floating q bond issue.
In q letter read to the Fair.
fax board, David Krupsaw.
vice chairman Of the Arling-
ton County board, wrote that
any request for funds for Great
Falls Park should be forwarded
Immediately to the Arlington
board for consideration with
other budget requests for 1853
No price has been set on the
Great Falls acreage. but it
was estimated the tract would
cost around 100000.
Regional Group Urged
The supervisors indicated
they would like the park to be
taken over by q Northern Vir-
ginia Park Authority. Such an
authority. has been proposed
and a meeting Of county and
city managers and other in
terested ofiicials is scheduled
tomorrow to iron out any legal
questions.
Some Fairfax board mem
hers. including Chairman Anne
Wilkins, thought it might be
better to wait for creation Of
a regional authority before
going ahead with negotiations
to purchase the tract. but Mr..
Keith objected. He said the
matter has been delayed
long enough"
c. c. Robinson, executive di-
rector Of the Northern Virginia
Planning and Economic De-
velopment Commission and q
member of the County Park
Authority, told the Fairfax
board that each Of the govern
ing bodies would be requested
within a few weeks to act con-
currently to create the regional
park authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

Park has been authorized by
the board Of directors at a cost
Of $500.
Seats will be built along the
hillside on the natural slope
across the park road from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

Rabbi A. Balfour Brickner,
who described himself as q
neutralist. asked II mon eau
casians" who moved into the
area would be admitted.
THAT is q hypothetical Ques-
ton that has to be considered
when 1t arises" Mr.. Thurston
declared. He said bylaws CIV
ing the association the right
to reject applications were
drawn UP to prevent undesir-
ables such as drunkards or dope
addicts from joining.
Earlier In the meeting. Mr..
Lowden discounted protests
that the pool would generate
trafic jams.
"Brookeville road Is q trafnc
problem already" he said. ANY
added traf1lc will be small be-
cause there will be no new
people brought into the neigh
borhood." He pointed out o
planned hard-top parking space
for 1913 cars would prevent
street parking.
100 Attend
The nearly 100 people who
ignored Q snowstorm to discuss
the swimming pool were urged
by Mr.. Thurston to muster sup
port for next weeks hearing.
He asked them to write the
Board Of Appeals and to ask
others to write in favor Of the
project.
Opponents also expressed
fears that the bylaws prevent
ing the sale Of food on the
premises, preventing fioodlights.
and providing for the closing
of the pool at shutdown would
be broken down over Q period
of time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
|Murtinsburg Gets
|Amphitheuter

MARTINsBuRG. w. Va,
Mar. 20 (SpeciaD .-Construc-
ton Of an outdoor 5oo-seat
amphitheater at War Memorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
II Properties Rezoned
For Light Commercial

Prince Georges County Commissioners yesterday rezoned IA
properties for commercial coming but delayed decision
others pending further study.
The action taken during their monthly zoning
ngs at the County Service Building Hyattsve original
agenda included % petitions but Of these held over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

Recess tub, closet outfit
and basin, less fittings.
Blocks always brings
amazing values" in
plumbing and household
fixtures. If you are build
ing or remodeling, we
can save you money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

This Set Includes Nylon Strung Rackes metal TakeA-
Part poles ropes hutecocks set Of rules Boxed for
easy carrying and storage This will give hours of fun
the yard the entire family We have the largest
selection Badminton sets to choose from in the city
Evening star., 1958-05-10

FALLS CHURCH AREA; $40
Ser. ' on 1ooSed Ict iV.1in LiV. rm. With
carpeting and brick-Wali hrspl..
4o-ft. screened perch; avail. i'm
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li0i MAPLE AVE-. Bethssds, Y

AJOl MAPLE AVE-, Bethesde' Nd.
LcSnV e S.1In.s tTsnsp;; sosS:; etc; G S,ssory Sy
fenced lot; Sl7S mo. VIM. A.
VOLKMAN, Jr., Atty. for owner.
shown By appt. OIL. 2-669S.
l6th 81. vIc,-BacheloT group; det.
baths, 2 rec. rms. bar; cool in
summer. RA. 3-O5Sa.
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HOUSES UMFuRNIsHED

town house. Full bsmt.. sos
ewes, so. A-6b92.
ALEX. AREA bedrms., fun bsmt
Lease. S95 per mo. 30. 5-4006.
ALEX. 1900 Colonial ave.-coFnei
S.rn. mod: brick; % newly redse !;
mo-. PRESS REALTY CORP. 81
3-93l6: ewes, OIL. 6-5177.
ALEX, Buekneli Manor-Det. eer.
nsr 1.T.sS home SU,. SsdTrns iaSfe lexel ,wd
Or 6gy sasS down. ais mo. 10
ALEXANDRIA, / block Fairlinstor
3 bedrooms. bath, full basement
K1, 0-3474; INQUIRE 1602 osag'
St, Alex. Va.
ALEX. VIC, nr. Shirley hyy.-3
bedrm: individual brick split-lexei
spac. liv rm. rec. rm., both viii
comb. Vasher-drier, dishwasher
freezer; lge. fenced yard; gAraae
avail. early june; S166 mo. KI. 9
S9SS.
ANDREWs FIELD AREA-Rsnt 0
sell, 3-bedTm. rambler, cir eond
in hv. rm. RE. b-56g0.
ARL-. Westover seetion-Det, brk:
2 bedrms., sleeping peh.: fenced
in yd.: 500. 10, 5-3616.
ARL. FALLS CHURCH FAIRFAl
I CTY.-VIENNA - Lovely homes
some option To- buy. Z bedrms.
$3.50; 2 bedFms.. 500 10 $115
AsK-Us! REALTY CO.. IA. s-1252
ARL.-s bedrms.. ia baths, den
encl. sun porch. 2 rec. rms; ga
rage: on busline. CR. 3-5464.
kRL.. N.-Briek coleniai: 5 rms,
elem. jr. high; playsT. KE. 6-95s1
Evening star., 1958-05-10

MANAsBAs--Attr. Cape Cod; SOC
mo. or will sell; little or no down
pymt., $77 so mo. Vac. Take over
loan. IA. s-720S OF uN. 4.2206.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

USED-CAR Lots lie. neon lisn,
DIIs.s cs.;s. Ii.sss SIss: iSss:s a. ,;,ai VII
desks. etc. Move right III and slari
deahnG, Mr.. BROWN. Dl. 7-2e1l,
BAKERY ToR sALE-Sle0 wilson
prsmi.ss frep 1850 sun. Of
Evening star., 1958-05-10
HOUSES WAITED 70 REh1

ALEXANDRIA, AEi. or Pals Church
3 and 4-bedrm houses needed for
June OCCUPANCY Property Man
aeement Dent, n. = BRoYHIL
y SONS. CORP. 1910 Lea hwy
ia 4-I30b
BY ACC FAMILY Of 4 In Bethesds
area, "a bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
nm, sll-slee: kit.: june Is Y
i.i nSis' H. 1s.ssIsss. w. Lease excel
Evening star., 1958-05-10
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ARLINGTON, VA.
lAmunfHatoRhnA hWkRkas n rAAUaa ana
Evening star., 1958-05-10
HOUSES FuRAlsNEp

alaska AvR.. D. Q. - eummel
attr. : rma.. q bedrms.. ; baths,
siss Der I NO TO, S-s5si.
ALEx.-8-Fm. duplex, niesly fur.
sSlsi SSSntA. : 81. 5IIli is.fHsssli 'Dl''' 'ii'
AL5ESx;; 5S HoLLI5E LIZ HILLS :. II,ySe IT,ySe
sS.r SafS Nv Sis a4i.r 'ss: sssd.d T'd t.rrss: sis
swim pool. tennis court privii.i
avail. DULY / for 1924 mos. PUN,
$40 o. unfurn., $40. Call 90
ARL.. sO6 8. Highland st.-semidet
brk., 2 hedfms.; schools. shope.,
Col. pike busi S12b. OIL. 2-N2eS
BETHESDA, WILDWOOD MANOR
bath Tamhisr; den, dayllaht bsmt
lre. ser. porch. garage: ultra.
modern kit,: auto. washer, dTiUr
Sl7b mo. on. 4-473s.
CAPITOL HILL-Writer's home
insiy i fssniinssi isTnisssi SsS,sS ! SsS1ms., study
Il S-iiis.
CHkvY enAsH MD:-Lss. soo
hsnse with wide porehe., NOD
many other sdvantsses; / Dlk
from bus; avail. June Is Through
sept. 4; $3.50 per mo. $500 Ray
mond ST., on. 2-0a12.
cMEvY cMAss.;i .s; n D. ca g; AnEA: A:.fs ss'
iSs. compi. furn. home; available
sSSs ssOs l. $3.50 for > mo-, wo' 8
CHEVY CHASE. lED.--Larss house
porch. grounds; ideal summer
Sept. II: references. OF. s-7s4s
CHEvY CHAsRi open daiiy-Lse
o-bedrm. home near Conn, ave
and best schools; fHrns Ss2s; @ y1'
iSHh;; Kinlsy $50 q. nv. " '-'s' o'iO ~
CLEyELAND PARK = Attractive
with antiaues; 3 bedrms., dem.
asspl' a.is suss israisa a. s.iSss. 1852 'du'''
GRORGRT0WN-3 bedfms.. charm
ing garden; peri. fer 3 Or glIls
MASS. AVE, NV, AREA--3 bed,
rms, "a baths. den and rec. rm.
garage. EN-. 2-3s41.
PALISADES AREA; country in tn
eity-Attraetively furn.; 4 bed
rms, 2 full baths. air eond beau
tiful view across river; small Rrant
5000 per mo. WO. 6-344g or Mon
FITCH. FOX a. BROWN, Ma. g.
030l.
If0i MAPLE AVE. Bethesda, Nd
-Conv. TO transp.. etc; 2-stor,
brick: 3 bedrmS.. powder Tm. OF
1st A., full bsmt., att. garage
fenced lot: Sl7S mo. VIM. A
shown By appt. OIL. 2-669S.
fully fuTnished house. bedrms
4 baths, 2 rec. rms. bar; cool II
summer. RA. 3-O5Sa.
4 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS. gaTage; at
traetive garden: Ideally located II
Glover Park. Available June fol
3or 4 months, S225 mo-, utilitiei
included. EM. 2-2523.
NEARBY MD.-Lovely home, fence
yard: 2 bedrms., liv. rm., Tv, din
rm., iee. lit. with picture windov
and breakfast area, tiled bath
utils. incl. washer; adults pref. o.
couple, I child: May Is or Junl
I through sept. IL; $i1O mo. RE
S-5o34,
5000 18Th 50. N.W.-FouT bedrIns.
3 baths. liv. Tm., din. rm., BIT.
recreation Fm. and shower bath II
bBmt.; nicely furn. shown by ap
potntment, WIN. CORCORAN HILL
CO.. DI. 7-12S3, AD. 4-6569.
VA. FARM HOUSE. beautifully re
stored, tastefully and appropriate
" furnished; 12 miles from Whit
House; oil furn., elee., new mod
ern plumhing. LIVING ROOM
30x16 picture window. fireplace
DEN: Panelied fireplace. RECEP
bathroom. % DiNiNG RooM: Lara
and graeious. FAMILY KITCHEN
with fireplace, equipped. electric
' 81 titeSen. heS HEnRooMs: ySSosl SoSI
large, one small; two bathroonll
second fieor. SURROUNDINGS: II
acres, many varieties Of LARGI
SHADE TREES, spacious lawns
small Young orchard. several kind,
Of fruit trees; innumerahle fov'
eTs; nT. churches, shopping
req. WRITE: MRS. J. n. SHuLTz
Box 231, Route 2, Vienna, Va
Dunktrk 5-s406.
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HOUSES 10 SHARE

GENTLEMAN TO share complete
home with another man: close
IN Va, . bus lines, Good parking.
IA. s-l954.
WOULD LIKE 10 HAVE . semitic
man, age 30-40, to share mouse
with 3 others: near Fk Myer:
private room, Phone "a. 7-4642.
LADY WILL SHANE SUMMER
COTTAGE, July and Aug, 2 OF q
Kingston Bay, Mass; minutes bis.
torie Plymouth; salt water; quiet
living: $3.50, plus feod; refs. LU.
BACHELOR viii share 5-room furn.
house In N. Arl. with young mar
ried eouple, IA. s-tl393.
LADY 10 SHARE HOUSE OF rent
rm,: TV. washer. kit, piano; excel.
neigkborhooo; nr. transp. kE.
7-l9D2. ewes.
CONGENIAL EMPL. LADY will
share her attrac. furn. house with
another lady, bet. ages 90-4b. PVT
rnn, TV; NV. sec. EN-. 2-3g4g
SMALL GR0UP oficers and pro-
fessional men, renting lse. house
ATl., near Pentagon. haye room
for one more. OF. 4-70g2 sat.
and sun, after 3 weekdays.
EXTRA LARGE BEpRM., nicely
fuFn. for 2 oT Q school or career
girls In pvt. home: nv. Tnn., phone.
lndry Priyils.; .sitshsnstts or
Evening star., 1958-05-10
ApLArmInfs WAITED

PROFESSIONAL wQnAk assires
lal-nl. att Va. 0lets n, and
Lss hssl Fsaa. Nos iae-L .af.
. nRrfIen uInLA amplaysd ID
p, q wIah 70 aublst tmne ediate y
Tor q met,i turn, ishedIua. Az
seseeas. sps' IN NV area II
WISCONSIN On CONN. AVA, vac.
~ Of hedroomai aublst noe,
Or more. cnmpleteiy furnlnhad,
KE. s.i7ee evtnines
eo.oP Aprs. FoR sALt
ARI.. E-psaireSis Ies.. aaTdsp
snd fIira II ass. Jz' f.3eso,
AnLs--epaeieua ! hsdrma.. beaat
cond, PETS allowed, k1cei. bai
aeTVlee rfine Nn,Io0. t0f No,
ss..s,,e e silis RIAL nsrAJH
n, MI bedrm.i nee BIDS, med
doWn pa5ment. "a, s-4N9T.
THE WESTcHESTER
Three enposurea, e-badroom. =.
bath Apartment with dlnina room,
LIVING room and aoIarium, onoaIlfnl
Ieondition. rlsasa call Wo. o-oieo
MOVING. SieEINs. sToRAoI
Ask Us FinsT for rsasonahIS n.v'
sss sss.lsIss; ss asp.na 7ssls sSIs. Of .iscs 81
CAL snytime, day of niEhi AID
SAVE Lev rates. padded vans,
EhEEiIc'ssR EhElS. ~. H6ssS. Ea6'' ie.SsSc, eSs,ss
IEpkLhlAN MOVING. STORAGE
WIN aecept surplus fufn. - pari
payment on your movlns. stoIafe;
rsasenahls fatsa ia. e-se51-
LI0mT nGULINa, lssaf MOVING;
Ris Tu' i.iiso q In. o.5sSa
ALFoRD sfORA0k moves local,
notice; Food eaulp, DE. 2-e3st,
MOVING AND HAULING, day o.
81 i-ssss. J jSk MOVING CO
MOVING ACROSS TnE sTRKET o.
aeross tha country safe stQfaee
IN separate roome; expert packlnr
Phone NO. 7-0i0f, UNION 6TOR.
AOR CO.. INC. Estahllshed 1908,
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AI.EXANDRIA

One bsdrm., Nv. rm., dinstte, kit
and bath: / block TO stores, theatei
and bus; minimum fare to Wash
and Pentagon.
FURNISHED UNITS AVAILABLE
RIvERvIEW APIS.
1116 N. Pitt st.
ARL.. at 5000 Biz. Columbia PIX
Evening star., 1958-05-10

SHEPHERD PARK. aboya
Waiter Reed Hospital: sub
stantial brick. with bedroom
and bath on hrst floor, 4
bedrooms and bath on Iee-
Ond floor. Roomy and COM
Portable: near eveIythine.
Priced at $4,000. Gail MI.
Mott RX. 3-24e0: eves.,
PRED a. SMITH CO.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
LYTLE STREET
TOWN HOUSE
KALORAMA AREA
Just u Blk. Off Conn. Ave.

This lovely home con-
tains reception hall. large
living room with fireplace,
dining room, teleyiaien room,
modefu electric kitchen wtlh
dishWaSher and disposal,
and rear porch on ilrst hoor.
Second floor contains four
lovely bedrooms and study
and two eomplete baths.
Basement with paneled rec
reation room, maids room
and bath: wall-to-wall car
petlng In every room. up
and down. and air eondi-
tiening units 10 cool the
entire house. Rsnt per mo,
FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT, CALL OWNER,
EX. 3-2See
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BUsInEss oPPoRTuuITIIs


LADIEg DRESS snoF, A sxclnalys
sub. area; country club elientele;
intriguineiy decorated and Tea.
turing populaF-prieed elothesi seed
locatlon; excel. Parkina. Fof appt'
call OIL, 4-b709.
RRsTAURANT, fully saulpped. for
Lease: Good location: reasonable.
Wrlta Box 5b-x, star.
BEAUTY SHOP. modern In o4on
eaulpment. Hasy terms 70 reliable
buyer, Box "a, Waldorf, Nd. lie
TWO s0-LB, g, slethss drisrs for
$3.50 sssS' 10 s.SSis. M, RicI.
PORTRAIT STUDIO and camera
supplies-Will sell for cash or
time: doing seed business with
good future ahead; living quarters
elate. "a, 2-la63.
SERVICE STATION, Texaeo. IN
heart Of Pairfax; stock and equip
ment, approx. $500. CR. 3-620e,
CR. 3-gsOl.
HARDWARR AND FAINT sT0nk
In eoOd Arl. location: saeFifce;
other Interests. il. 5-0S4O after
pm.
fAvERN, old established busintsl:
long lease; liberal terms. IA. D.
6g6a.
USED CAR LOT; Ice. neon sisn.
fully black toppkd; central Isc. !;
priced right, once loaded with
desks. etc. Move riIht N and start
deahnE. Mr.. BROWN. Dl. 7.2e1l,
HSAiKEn! Sisa. JI ss5S ss5SsIsC MII '. when O.
premises from 1880 sun. or
can "a. 7-Is6s,
|GRoCERY, with beer; S.e.; s-Fn.
ept; upstairs; good ineems. II.
GR0CERY sT0RE fer Sale By OWN
ER-fneinees 5 rms, kit, . baths;
lock. stock and barrel, $4,000,
eash or terms. II, 1890.
MODEM SERVICE STATION for
lease BY major oil company In SUBJ
urban Nd. Dealer must cancel
lease due TO III health. Capital re-
Suirsa St.sn pintmog ~; 600. Cab IA.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Veil-es-
tablished. great CROWNS potential
IN thriving suburban area. Owner
has other interests. RM. 3-ob33.
DAIRY QUEEN OF ALEXANDRIA,
252h Duke st.-kStab. buaineas:
owner being transferred. TE g.
$500 after pm. or 10. 2-1392.
WANTED, WORKING RARTNER, In
good going beauty business, $500
cash. balance monthly. ST. 5-o772.
FE. 3-l093.
LAUNDR0MAT for sale: good To-
cation: very feas. Call RI. 7-4262.
SERVICE STATION FOR LRAsE--
Modern Ebay Shell, In nrby. Nd.
or Va. Call HE. 4-7000.
TAILOR AND CLEANING SHOP
Owner retiring; eood business.
69l9 Laurel ave, TAkoma Park.
BEAUTY SHOP, 727 18th st, nv
Fullv equipped. 5000 mo. FLOYD
., DAVIS CO, 1879 K st. nv.
TASTER FREEZ = Famous soft
will have q large new air-cqnd .,
drive-in avail. soon In sc, 1ub-
urbs. High potential pFoat, Be
your own boss now In this reees-
c 4nR.SsI THsrhS ss'nsis FsEE y; oE ts'E SCCS ssS
or I'm. 3-1765.
MOTIFS FOR sALR-Adviee ebd
consultation By exclusive. full.time
motel broker and travel specialist
offering recommendation on best
buys In motels and sites.
JOE II. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg. jackson S-6700
ATTFNTfON, IAWYERA,
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IaIAI fsTATf sAlE e Exen,

OUT oI Town 9yhEas .iIl L ..ll
@ ssisk ssssss' . L.. Lsn.ss "A. sg',i e sr.d.. sns
vaisrirons prepefiy' Owner Il here
neu. bUTzko. es7 A o. az.
RIA coNSiDER a 'sJ-'ss Aufo.
les. diamends % local real e.tate.
sanss. "a s.ssmiis !. HsiS spls., q nssrSs
propeFtlss eonssepllvaly slnes 1923.
JOHN A. HRiNilLKY, Ju. t-AAaJ.
APT, nousE-ofoss rental s1s, |.
800, tree of encumbfenfei WI
units. Box 3ta-K, star,
c0L0RRD--VAcANft you set termsi
sss. sss e. ..s. 'iI sz. Pti ssi9s. 'l''' 70 ears
Evening star., 1958-05-10

WISELY HT9., 1877 Maconb n ~
Unusual, a-bedrm., 3-hath brick
rambler. step-deWn iiV. rIn., rec
Fm.,. . fireplaees, screened peh
GaIden;. $3.50. EN-. 2-bbSo oI