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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
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UNDOUBTEDLY the innovation of
Miss Knights that will please Ameri-
can women most IS her okay of color
photographs for passports. Up to
now there has been some secret
process known only to passport
photographers that enables them to
transform a Marilyn Monroe into a
Typhoid Mary and make a diStin-
guiShed Senator look like a fugitive
from a chain gang.
That Is what inspired PoeteSs
Laura Simmons to write, "The face
within that passport book win rise to
haunt you vel" Now wen be haunted
in beautiful TechnicolOr instead Of
black and white.
a MAJOR HEADACHE for
Frances Knight and her staff is the
army of careless tourists who write
in frantically for requirements be-
cause they have lost their passports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

picked up an item from his newsletter.
Why didn't Johnson feel that he could
accept the check?
He had borrowed the item from a
newsletter put out by Rep. Jim
Wright who borrowed the item from
the newsletter Of Rep. Walter Rogers
who got the item from a former con-
gresham, John Lyle.
-R.R., Jennings, Mo.
Bio Winners In the history Of
horse racing how many jockeys have
won more than 1000 races?
Only three - Johnny Longden, Sir
Gordon Richards and Eddie Arcaro.
Longden has over 5000 wins!
FIR, Chicago
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

nations from out of four homes
approached, an unprecedented
average. Although the goal was
dollar for every registered Dem
ocrat. most homes with two Dem
ocrats gave only one dollar
Precinct At will wind up the
fund raising campaign with a par
ty at the home of Mrs. Virginia
Reid where a dollar will entitle
the donor to an evening of games
and a chance to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foley, and David Cahoon.
Tea, in its last executive meet
ing, discussed traffic conditions
around and in the two shopping
centers and proposed a study.
preferably done by city officials.
Traffic problem items they men
toned were entrances; exits;
cross streets; parking; blind
turns in the parking lots, and
walking conditions from the
parked car to the sidewalks, The
Tea Committee suggested a need
for one or two policemen on duty
at most times.
Currently the Twinbrook Cen
ter uses National Detective Agen-
cy men on weekend evenings.
Last week saw a freak accident
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Rockville
Oyster Roast
To Be Held
By Civitan
Rockville
BY Koko Wittenburg
Garden d-7700

Rain or shine there'll be an
oyster roast and turkey shoot on
Sunday, October 26, at Sam Figs
Farm sponsored by the Rockville
Civitan Club. The shindig to start
at pm. will feature all the
oysters, CLAIMS. hot dogs, dough.
nuts, and barbecuse you can eat
and all the soft drinks and coffee
you can drink.
Special entertainment for the
kiddies including pony rides, mer-
ry-goround, and games will be
provided while the sharpshooters
try their aim.
Tickets at $3.50 for adults and
$100 for children may be bought
from any Civitan member. Loca-
ton of the fete is across Rt. 240
from the Motel Washingtonian
off Shady Grove I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Veirs and
children and Mrs. Clifton Veirs
attended the wedding of Charles
L. Smith and Lee Poppleton of
Washington. d. c., in Chevy
Chase Saturday evening. After
the ceremony they were guests
at a reception at the Columbia
Country Club. The bridegroom
is the brother of Mrs. Alvin Veirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyler were
weekend guests of P.'D. Haley.
formerly of Rockville who now
lives in Mt. Lebanon, Pa.
Mrs. Ray X. Davis of Daytona
Beach, Fla, arrived Thursday TO
visit her sister and brother.in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ii. Lane on
Evans st. Mr.. Davis visited over
the weekend and both returned
home Sunday afternoon.
World Series spectators at Yam
kee Stadium over the weekend
We're DR.. and Mrs. Stephen N.
Jones. While they watched the
games their children stayed with
Mrs. Jones mother and father in
New York City.
Amy Greene, daughter of
Mayor and Mrs. Alex Greene, was
guest of honor at a party Sat,
urday celebrating her ninth birth.
day. Guests included Janice Wyck-
off, Margaret Morgan, Bruce and
Scott Duncan, Becky Prettyman,
Richard Buckingham, Jo Ann Van
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
. Revitalize Tea.
= Support a Teen Center.

support a Teen Center.
Plan a Identification and
cleanup campaign with special
emphasis on the shopping cen
ters.
Both men promise thorough
study of traffic problems in and
around shopping centers. and
Mrs. Everhart will work for a
well-stocked, centrally located Ii
brary.
Mrs. Everhart has the distinc-
ton of being the only woman
presidential candidate for several
years. Only one ran previously.
I'VE need a womans point Of
view" she said, and George Mil
Ter, former Tea President and
manager of her campaign adds,
men have tried it for years, and
people complain about the Tea
management, so let's have a WON.
an try it,"
Stan Stein is the strongest
champion of the present admin.
istrati0n, saying he will run on
its record, though he plans to add
a few features if he is elected.
Stein is the current TEA Treas
urer.
Stein, who is running independ-
emily, says tickets in citizens as
sociations are nonsense. particu-
larly when everyone is working
for the same goal.
Kasai is supporting Lee Woulk
for first vice president; Bernard
Hasson for second vice president;
Dan Hamernik for treasurer;
Evalyn Longley for recording sec
retary; and John Koutsandreas
for committeeman-at-large.
Mrs. Everhart is supporting
Buck Seaton for Second vice presi-
dent; Cliff Wathen for treasurer;
Ardene Byrd for recording secre-
tary; and Lorrie Miller for CORE
spending secretary.
Young, party-giving Gary Rob.
inson was host to a farewell par
ty in honor of himself at the
Rockville Nursery School. Gary,
who has given several parties for
his classmates missed this last
one, while he gave in to a bad
cold.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

at the shopping center, when a
car making a left turn into the
center passed by the intersection,
bumped over the center island
over the curb, over a three-foot
ditch, and plowed into the park
ing lot taking a good section OF
the parking lot curbing with it.
Conversation around the bang
ed-up car touched frequently on
previous accidents. A policeman
at the scene said the lot needed
more entrances and the whole
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
DIR. Holden Tipped

DR.. John p. Holden, 5000 Wads-
worth Drive, Bethesda, has been
named Director of the Graduate
School of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. The
school was established in 1921 to
provide educational opportunities
for federal employees.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Democrats will wind up a
heartening, if moderate. fund
raising drive this week. Both pre-.
cinct 4-6 and 4-6 report three do
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Gary, his brother, Michael, and
his parents, Ruth and Wayne Rob-
inson will move soon to Linwood,
N. j., where Robinson will be
with the Airways Modernization
Board.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Dyke, and Susie and Mimi Schei-
ber.
Mrs. Catherine Packard. direc.
tor of the Rockville Nursery
School, Is back with the young
sters after a weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Leh-
mann from Lake Forest, ILL.,, were
house guests of the Dave Belts,
Thursday through Sunday. While
here, the Lehmanns were enter
tanned at many social functions.
Richard U. Van Dyke of Aber-
deem rd., attended a one-week
business conference in Seattle,
Wash, returning Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Jack
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Polhemus plan to visit in VIII
liamsburg this weekend. The
Jacksons will be celebrating their
10th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. Ray Cockman
of Indianapolis visited few days
last week with Mrs. Cockmans
sister, Mrs. w. Valentine Wilson.
Mrs. Cockman, a native of Rock
vile, is the former Margaret Hig-
gins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Clark en-
tertained so guests at a party
from 6 to 9 Saturday evening for
friends in the Rockville, Bethesda,
and Silver Spring area.
DIR. A. Glen Morrow returned
Saturday from a trip TO Europe
where he spent one week in Bel
gium and two in England. He
attended the World Congress of
Cardiology in Brussels and visit.
ed surgical centers i'm England.
We wish a speedy recovery to
Nicholas Brewer of Williams ST.,
who is in the Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital.
Mrs. John B. Myers of Bethesda
was weekend guest of Mrs. T.
NJ. Veirs last week.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

area from one side of Veirs Mill
to the other was traffic men.
ace.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Twinbrook
TwinbrOOk
TEA HopefuIs
Running On
Popularity
BY Joan Stern
Garden 4-9597

Despite the multiplicity of con-
testants for the Twinbrook Citi-
zens Associations Presidency, this
1858 campaign is shaping up with
the noise of well-oiled rocking
chair.
With near-identical platforms,
Jean Everhart, Ken Kasai, and
Stan Stein must run on personal
popularity for the October %
vote.
The three presidential candi-
dates claim they will:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
The Following Homes OPEN SUNDAY TIL DARK
cHESTERBRooK WOODS
; Bedrooms, Den. ; Boths

4 new 6o-tt. bsovifvly- plonNsd FomblsF. en.sonss
foyer, 22.f living room, ssporuts dining room
l.arFunssd Kitchen with breakfast cree. penslsd
den with directive boy window. left mosisr bed
room with psivois both. other loros bsdrooms ond
room, both. HeiN~otss hsos. double oaFeqs. hip
rooi with 3o.insh evsshons. Only $3.50
Also AVAnABlt NEARBY
New 3-Bsdroou. 3.Boih RsTblsF. $3.50
DIRECTIONS. At the t00o block % Glebe Road
fWrR psst on chesteTbrook Road blocks. rteht
on Forest Lane z blocks. lelt on oekdele Road
block, RIGHT on CreSteood Lane blocks. fW on
SoJtwood Trail block to the corner Of Hdvdwood
Lane and our open" SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

An fnmoevlois, custom. built rombsr only short
~olk 10 the Country Club. consisting Of O eharuina
living room. sspoFots dining room, WE'LL plannsd
kitchen. panslsd family room with ioloUse windows.
Master bedroom with prva,s both, two other com.
Portable sine bedrooms ond both. Full basement with
beautifully finished 3e.foei rseFsohon room, beth
ond bVili'ip ootovs Jorge oL Only $34sso.
ALSO AvAlAslt NEARBY
New 3.Bsdtoom. ava Seth RaUblsr. s35SSo
DIRECTIONS out North Giebe Road three blocks
past the Country Club 10 fSS0O block DittpRaT
Road fkrn right three blocks 10 ~ s7th Street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Montgomery Pushes
Dwelling Construction

Mira Christine Penion. $40 roth st..
Cabin John, owner and builder. dwell
lns a. osl4 wsomins I'd. Glen Echo:
VIII, Eds Az .I S|:sis. 3, coq.s , Co csl::
owner and builder; dwelling ct 1900
ranley I'd. Silver sprfn1. cost. $4,000.
san RI. owner and builder; dwelling
SoSS r s1SS;s.cs c s. Hftes:Ss cost
2, 4 ". Builders, Inc. i0siS Wood.
builder; DWELLING at 1ikO8 Dowiine an,
h9oytenssllls; cost $4,000 architect,
shell Oh Co, 5000 New Hampshir.
gasoline service station at $3.50 Piney
sssnsh I'd. silver Spring; cost,
Theodore p hahn. s4oi willoushy
ing g $50 Midhill st.. Bethesda;
Bert NJ Tracy. 1907 NJ St, nv.
1000 rSs Sast a snd s sSl'ssT Sp sSsn a
Robert Pooh. sS0S Old Chester "a (.
hetneada, ewney: commercial building
q a.. 4ssisS eod neshssds ave. 1sthesdai
lCoupaFd; builder. Muth Bros.
hoyee u bagranons 5000 Piney I'd,
Silver spFins, owner dvellins at 1OO.S
ss s .,,,s ,,,, Ave ksnsinston; cost.
B. Conner Gunner. sdss A nIsadi.,. I'd.
bethesda, owner and builder: dwelling
et Sss4 Cardiff rd.. Bethesda cost.
xsa.00os architect, Marion L. Aaeiey,
oxford Homes. Inc. 1919 18th 81,
awsllinss Al s7oi and s7 SS''V Wilson
Ia. Bethesda; cost. $4,000 each:
architect, James T. Thomsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Recent building permits Is
sued by Montgomery County
Noltass,.

Recent building permits is
sued by Montgomery County
follow:
Eussns O. Helm. 500 North Adams
st., ROCKVILLE. owner; dwelling AZ Wild
cat I'd, Gaithershurg, cost, $4,000,
erehiteet Lester Cohen; builder. Ster-
y 6. conlsy const. Co. Inc. sbes
builder; dWelltnRs AZ 3Sls and 3sl 2
Lltueton st.. wheaton, cost, $4,000
Frank Taylor. sprinsrsdse rd. Rock.
vile, owner and builder; . DWELLINGS
q t0S31 and l0e4l spring Knoll Dr. !.
ectem.e: cost. Sso,OO0 each; architect.
W Ga n. Miller pev. Co. 42a5
eeth street nv. owner. and builder;
DWELLING q As0s searsdAie I'd. Bethes-
frank y Wilisop. ar. ut l. silver
PnrlnE owner dwelling = isoil
SsSs ooes 6uildsg: Edyin &. g wil ssS,..
vile. owner; dyellinG Il Jerusalem
Church rd., poolesviiie; cost. Sii.5O0:
6aildsr, Robert I'M ..,
J: Crvp,, it07 pchloneea rd;
Hshi ss snd rd Rsshesd ~si eost SO ccS
nv, Wsshinston. owner; dwelling a
ssgess Cd rssm lane seshes4as ,a, scss:
builder. Ralph Yarnick. II.
Jerry KaiIvas, Dos Thayer ave. sill.
yer Spring. owneri alter and extend
restaurant - aHs mn Inayer ave; s, W,s
tam L. Drsvo; builder. q. II. ointsrs
Const. Co.
Kettier Properties. Inc. e3.i Wis
oe aasl sss !. sSoS saa SsSs Scs
I'd, Bethesda; cost, $4,000 EACH
architect, Patterson and Worland.
kuilder, Kettler Brothers. Inc
vile I'd. silver sprins, owner and
builder dwelling 81 307 Scott dr.,
Coiesville; cost, $4,000,
Bert NJ. Tracy, 1907 " 81. NV.
tng at it0a Kathryn I'd. Silver Spring:
cost. S12.OOO. archltect. c. c. TOmkIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
TAKE THE "RUN" OUT
OF RUNNING 4

Here ore the homes you wont, with
oil OF the luxury extros which make
your housework so much less chore,
\. and sensibIy priced. The ladies',
OF lost, hove had O soy in what they
want in housing. Growing out of the
H1FA-creoted Womon's Housing
Congress wos the recent Congress on
Better Living which stressed whot mi
lody wonted in O home. First among
the features most wonted wos spoce
both for living and Storage. This
we con offer through the excellent
design and plonnino of oil Of the
homes here, including the beou-
tifuf Rutledee tshown beIowl. More
privocy and individuality ore wonted.
Just O look OF any of our rombIer,
split level or terroce level homes will
show that both lot and home give
this. The handsome homes here ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Ala to Review
Research Field

Funds have been granted TO
the American Institute Of
Architects by the National
Science Foundation TO conduct
q conference on neglected areas
OF basic research in architec-
ture.
A'steering committee. headed
by Walter e. Campbell, Of
Boston, Is, preparing plans for
Ithe conference. which win be
held here next fall. the insti-
tute announced.
Some 80 authorities from
different parts OF the Nation
VIII be invited to participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

John Arthur 0rubbs. vice
president and general sales
manager Of q Gainesville tFla.)
BODYBUILDING firm. has been
named Federal Housing Adj
ministration director for the
northern district OF Florida,
FILA has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

oil brick rnony with full bose
ments ond two boths. All hove fully
equipped kitchen, fireplace. 3 Ioree
bedrooms, color co-ordinoted in
teriors. ond large, londscoped lot
with free londscopino plan. All thot
o young homemoker could want 4. !.
you will find OF North Springfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Snow Melting Tip

FoE automatic snow melting.
. system Of piping or tubing
can be embedded in walks and
driveways Of your home and
supplied with hot water from
the main heating boiler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
LEE BOULEVARD HEIGHTS
$40, 900 FHA-S2,4oo Down

This custom built home hos t~ln.,irs
bedrooms. large living room with fire.
ploes, spaeloVs dining room. modern Kitchen
with soble space, side screened porch and
bVlli-in soFoas. bosemsnt hos lofes panslsd
sslsoiion room with fireplace. Situated on
laFae. wsll.londscapsd LOT with on cd.
diiionoi 10, oveilchls. Down paymsn, as
low o, 81, 400. with monthly payments q,
little o. $3.50 to,el.
DIRECTIONS, our ARLINGTON Rlpd. fRte.
500 70 FaTIaT coHRtg Line sion. con.
tiHHe dppror blocks pdst 'CoRntp Line
70 Open" si0H on let al Sg2i Arlington
Blud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

BETHESDA AREA. $3.50 Butler fd.,
on River I'd, near TailFoad--
$500 90. II. plua l.s0O "a. II,
Ss Sps1h ip.i .iLS sfE i Sx s ascss
HEATED WAREHOUSE, i4-ft. cell
AcMk REALTY CO. UN. 4-32ll
18th AND KALQRAMA M. NV
Approx, 1900 "a. II. on one
floor; driVe-in truck door; approx
~ II. ceilins height: vacant. W.
also have several other excellent
locations available Immediately
ranging In size from approx, 5000
TO 10000 81. IT, CONDUIT Mr.
Jenkins, Leasing Dept, SHANNON
a LUcHe Co. ReaitOrn. 724 i4tf
st. NV. MA. e-2346.
KENsINGTON-i 400 ga. H., new
BUILDING Mr.. yoiTH. VIII. 2-2i4B
FOR RENT - HEATED WARE
HOUSE, 1000 50. IT,: soned IN.
County H1 2-7272.
NEW WAREHoueE. 90 MiNUTEe
TRgckk .l 5Ay; iS S5dksc' EITiS SSi
vATE AND ! GENERAL OFFICE
AREAS ALL AIA CONDITIONED
INDUSTRIAL ZONINO: PARKING;
0.OO0-PT AREA. Union 4-e003
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D. C. AREA
NEAR 0ENEnAL
ACCOUNTING OEIICE
IcoNTlNUfDl

is.ooO:sa e; warehouse for sale
srkas ss Cq q ss .Ss vsss . SaSBE
nee, Call Nj, Dell. 81, a.1zO0, ~
s-isis. JAMES 1. DIXON 4 co.
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ousIs I0a sI-V SALT R IloI I0R I
SpECIAI BARGAIN

Let comml.--coFner brick BIDS. I;
iO5 Il. o. isI ecmmI. ave-
Laree eroup Of new Govt. apt.
bldgs. across the street from this
corner. AAA-i location Tor bnsi.
ness. Act today . secure this M
usual lcention. Call Mn. oDuM,
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ACRES. Groom. iis-bath home;
stream: near Acc: Siq,5OO
10 ACRES. 8 rooms and bath;
near Damascus; slS,a50.
u ACRES. = rooms. . baths;
,o f9so irontaee on coleSville
100 ACRES, : large rooms. .
baths; 5000 location; sac. 900.
$3.50 per acre. . large stock
farms Just over county line OsN
MANY OTHERS. ROMER A co.
oaithersourg 29e.
INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY In
farm land and improvements. with
N 10 70 miles OF the proposed
Chantilly, Va. airport 500 acres
o. productive land, Ions frontage
on Stete road. including seven
s siio .S oTeIlins' sye tenant houses.
Modern home Consisting Of four
bedrooms, two tiled baths, full
sized basement. barns and ma
chinery sheds. improvements. Sos
600 plus $50 acres Of land at $500
Also number Of small tract,
from nye to 10 acres up for build
Inv Mtth,
An old estate. consisting Of 100
acres N Fauquier County. will graSe
several hundred head OF livestock.
fNO per acre
Write JOHN = GARRETT cathar-
pin, Va, or phone Manassas l6Q.J.
l8b-AcRE working farm, stock o.
dairy .pvd I'd, stream, good land.
ld-stall barn and outbldes., S-rrn.
house, bath. eouipped modern
kitchen, rare buy at $4,000,
d-acre woods, stream, Howard
County, mr.. Rte. 40; S1@.bOu.
/ acre. and modern Germ. homo
garage. lovely vista near school;
''A PHONE MI, AIRY 2sl
JOHN y PRICE, Realtcr
CONTINUED on Next PasO
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FoLGER BLDG.
TBS 18th st. NV.
Entire floor of e,4OO "a, n. az
sos month. In newly modernized
bullding IN center OF financial dis.
trict, All large outside offices and
paneled conference room, viii
further partition New liehting.
acoustic ceilings. new ioorinS. mod
ern automatic elevators recently
installed. viii decorate 70 your
choice. This Is indeed an oppor-
tunlty TO lease preStlge space al a
convenient location for q moderate
rental Consult us for inspection,
az Fry INC ooNEs q MONT
GEORGIA AVE-, toIS-ofnees.
Phone s Ma S.ii7as Or Tuy e.ofUo
LANGLEY PARK SHOP. CTR. in
air cord: free park AP. 1880
LAWYER--l or : ofiices, In At
tractive air-cond suite Denriks
Bids, seeretarlal services avaii
X ST. NV. CPD, statler-Entire end
a., l,2SO 81 II rms laws
lease avail. April /, HE 4.sa23
NEW DESIRABLE end floor, approx
post once and transp, WA. z
bl14, AP. 7-3i4i
PARK OfFICE BLDG, 1908 Ca
ave. NV. Very desirable LIST fOof
Offices available In new modern
air cond. bldg. Feb, ! and March
/, Sizes e35.B IT,, 900 a.. and
pes IT, will partition and re-
able. Tu, 2.0l %. -----
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5000 SO. FIT.
1907 4th ST. NE.

Modern concrete bide. with front
and rear loading plus once space
Excellent for food or sea food
wholesaler and distribution bust
meas. Available immediately. Call
Mr.. Holland.
H. G.. SMITHY co.
eii 18th OF. NV. st. $4,000
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sYoREs ron RENT


Nh. ilth AND RANDOLPH SITS.
e e.. S ssrd fHd k :e'I g gs'sDs' PARK n
.ssgDsa 6..s.T. p i ssi: i sl
s scRals'o From ts1min nd $40 Der
jHANNoN x LUcHs CO. Real.
tors. 724 18th Of. NV ma. B.
NEAR 18th AND NEW YORK AVE.
N,W.---on iSt 1r. OF large once
trac. store front Heat. Pair
rental, immed. possession. Con-
suit Mr. Youns,. SHANNON a
!! Iuc 5w a. I Better 7aa i4sh
se a.a.. MINI; AVE- s.E I'm Z. I,
hsmt.. Adjoining LIQUOR. Hishs
and bakery, Ind surrounded BY
very thlckly populated residential
area, Immed. pcssession,- Rea-
sonabla rent Consult Leasins
Dept. SHANNON A LUcns CO.
Renter s.sats, "a issh st. NV Ma
90 U NJ. NsWs--ApptoI. 4Ou 81
H.; ige. show window: very reas.
rent: excel. for show repair,
TAILOR, carry-out rest. Apply LEG
~ BE Iass A co" Ascent
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Heari
i..o6cS q r. VIII basement stss
Lee, show window. Heat Incl
ARpls LIo. NJ y o RsEEEElFsTErN a
1918 PARK Road N.W.-0r9unt
floor, APPROX. Agx2f, In very BUS.
neighboFhood. Reas, rent. Lee
N. BERNSTEIN a Co. Ageat
DE 2-s4sl,
5ai ith 81. NV. OPP. O A. Q
At II St. store or once. 800. Ma
S-6504.
MEDICAL cENfER-Modsrn A/C
store: fixtures available: located
on busy Eye 81, Call DI. I-1gO0
DO YOU WANT 70 80 into business
or would you like u chance your
old location for a. new modern
storef Good for mems or ladies
shop, baby shop or any KING OF
business. Fixtures already there
Conn. ave, sec. Call Mr.. LEWIS
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Langley Park Area
Near New hampshire ave. and Uni
versity blvd Several Aunt hiag1
for sale In one Of the finest rental
areas IN the State Of Maryiand
All bldgs contain e-bedrm. units
prop fronts on University blvd
and IL ideal for doctors Qflces. Al
ylys zoos rented: SCI 500 70
Takoma Pix Unit
Here IL . real bareain; mod. BLDG
on Ice corner lot. Low rentals
can easily be increased; al l.
bedrm. units Only $40, 500.
Silver Springs Unit
Handsome. .close-in, S-yr. old
apt BIDS: ali e-bedrm. units
s6.600 annual income. cioss 70
shopping. bus and schools. Owner
has reduced price way below cost
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Nd: Investment Specialist"
~. a-ii03 Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

APT.-CHEvY CHASE
I units. one lse. 2-bedfm., s-bath
apt: three i-bedrm., l-bath apls !;
extra recorded lot. fBxiB0: also
10; IN rear containing GARAGES.
Net income $4,000. Owner leaving
eitv. Attrae terms. Offers invited.
Property will BE- shown between 4
and dark SUNDAY. Cali I'M. 3.6s1O;
ewes, ia. 0.03sa
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EXCELLENT
FINANCING

3 ACRES with lovely oaks and
beautiful view. located on state I'd !.
Mont. Co, 20. mi, 70 D. c.: 7-rm.
frame house. shower bath and elee.
81 300 down. balance S3i per mo.
- ACRES, Southern Howard co.
Nice oak timber; adjoining Pa
tuxent River: low taxes. excel.
eAmpSite easy terms. 5000 per
acre, $500 down. small monthly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

H0M ., y coUSTY e Rte;
acres with l-bedrm, house. Z liz.
rms ~ baths. Oh heat, beautiful
shade trees, garage. Balm with
ip.e Dox ,a stails 81 ana l.. plenty .toraee
with 3 Grain storase bins. GATE CIu
vile, Md. Atlas 6-2S24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

tease: option TO buy modern house
ana tenant house; o1tbldgs., 500
ton trench silo; WarTenton area;
$50 acres open. includes good
river bottom; water In every field:
$4,000: equipment available. Cali