davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

Remnonts--fidoy Only
Infonts' Sleeping
Bogs
Wsre 7.~ 800
II Trundle Bundle Sleeping
Boss in Estron l70eo seetete
end 30sS nylonl.
IS Bonnets. some In poke
style. Were 800 ond 400.
las
IS Imported Hand Knit Wool
Booties. Were $50 ond 2.ee,
Csc
81 Imported Hend Knit Wool
Bootses. We're l.oo - soc
~ NyIon Snowsuits. Were
1925 800
~ Teddy Been, mode in
Enolond, were $50 and 7,9e,
3.sS
10 Boys' ons-piees Cotton
RompeEs, were l.oo Las
II Boys' one-pieee Rompess.
were 2.o9 i.99
Is Wool Mittens, were l.99,
Toe
100 Winter weight FIenneI
SleepeSs BY Nitsy Mite end
certers. Broken sizes. Were
ATS, 2.o6 and 800 Csc
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
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Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sovings on
Screens and
Hossoeks

} Spsttsrsd Mstehstiek
Screens. ; ponel. | white, |
red, ! green. Were 25.e5,
I Unfinished. 3-Penei Screen.
Wos 1895 s.s5
; Gold-Bordered Screens. 3
panel, ! red, | green, | white.
Were 1875 SIS
I GoId-Bordered Screen. 4
panel. Wos 1895 i2.s5
5 corniees. 8" long, so"
wide. Were 500 1.ss
; corniees. 10" long. so"
wide. Were 500 3.9s
! ReetansuIor Hessoek, tufted
top. Ivory. Wos 1895. 1895
I Round Blue Hssseek, bross
I Solid round. sondolwood
hossock. Wos 1925 sos
I Reetonsuler hessoek. Tufted
top, brown. Wos 1895, s.9S
trim. Was 1895 9.95
I ReetonsuIeE Hsssoek in
brown. Was 24.o5 l2.95
Z RsetensuIer hsssoeks, fur
quoise. Were 1895 1925
; Rectangular Hsssoeks, cush-
ion top. z ivory and | brown.
Were 1895 ---- 1925
W5L-Screens, Hossocks.
7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Subteen's Wool Skirts

IS Wool Skirts in assorted sizes,
eolors and styles. Were 7.9o ond
500 500
IS Blouses in assorted styles, colors
and fobrics. Were 2.9o to 800,
ZOO and 800
WGL-Subteen's Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Save ,2O0o on
Heirloom Jewelry
and Mems Watches

70 Pieces Heirloom Jewelry, i'm
ported, one -ot-o-kind. Reduced TO
1000 to 1000
80 Fine Imported Mems Watches.
some hove oIorms, others with chron-
ooroph or coIendor. Reduced 10
1000 to 5000
Peose odd 1929 FederoI tox
WGL-Fine Jewelry, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

40 Enso Sport Shirts, less thon
"a price. wosh ond weor, need
little or no ironing. yet they're
mode of Indion Heed "tolent-
set" cotton. In dromotic bold
colors-white, blue, ton, novy
red and oroy. Broken sizes
Were SOS l.sSG
Is Imported Sweaters. mode
in Enolond ond ltoly. Choose
from bulky hond frome kniss
TO oil wool pullovers. In red,
ton. oroy. Broken sizes. Were
$500 TO $500 ond $3.50.
500 10 1000 end 1000.
W6l-The Mems Store, End
Floor
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Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Teen Dresses
We're 1925 - m
to 1925 9'VV
100 Dresses in wool and rayon
fIannels and foilles; sizes 7 10
IS.
so pieces OF Sportsweor in
GLIDING veIveteen and foille
skirts, cotton blouses. Were
800 TO 500 l.99
IS Bulky cerdisen Sweaters
in Orion; sizes SO ond 40.
Were 7.9e and 800 - 800
so Bulky Orion SIip-ons in
white; sizes SO and 40 only.
2.SS
WGL-Teen-oee Apparel,
4th Floor
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Washington Store Only Except Where Noted


50 psiu Of mems wool end sebsr-
dine sloeks. Plsatnd end nen-
plsoted styles lnelvdsd. In sfsys,
browns. tens end green's. Breksa
sizes.
W5L-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
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Fobric Gloves
Reduced
We're 3W 4 90
and $50
800 pairs fobrie gloves, hond and
machine sewn Shorties. 4 and g.
button lengths in group. Mostly
white, some beige, black. pink;
some soiIed from hondIins. Broken
sizes and styles.
WGL-GIoves, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
COVER STORY
Miniature Model
By HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Bv HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Star Staff Writer

A VEXING BEAUTY problem for one of WaShngton'S
N most fetching fashion models is tendency toward
skinned knees.
But she feass on her favorite spaghetti balls
any time she has chance, with never worry ABOUT
her figure
And if you in her Arlington neghborhood, she may
deliver your Evening Star of these days.
Donna Marie Thomas is only 8, but she has been
treadng the fashion off and for about two years
Modelling fun for Donna She loves pretty clothes,
and I'm getting to know lot of people,, she reports
She's Dresden doll however when comes to running
and playing outdoors
Attention and admiration are old hat her. Those
things naturally to girl who is the baby of her
family the only daughter and wnsome subject for her
fathers interest in photography
Her elder brothers. Edward jr, a. and Kenneth, ID,
hide their pride in her under display Of gruf
derson
Every somebody tells her she is pretty" says
Donnas mother Kenneth calls her ugly brat But he
up among the neghborhood kids Afterward
he'll say: don't know why did it. should have let
them knock her head off,.
their kid sister She'll her legs off for the
price of a soft drink.
Evidence that many other mothers dream OF modelling
their daughters up every time Donna
Marie appears in a fashion show. Mrs. Thomas gets
dozens of telephone calls and letters
There requests for photographs which Mrs Thomas
says she fill Other callers want to know If
curs real and have even asked whether
she is really child"
: Mrs Thomas best advice other hopeful mothers is
early dancing school for their daughters to
develop poiSe and grace.
Donna began going to dancing school a tot, and
appeared first recital at the of That training
has helped her to walk, stand, and move her hands
gracefully CONTINUED
, 1959-06-18
Murio Bryun Of
ST. Thornus TO Lead
Horvord Cup Tenn

Mario Bryan Of ST. Thomas,
will coxsWain the undefeated
Harvard lightweight crew
when it defends the Thomas
Cup at the Royal Henley
Regatta in England July !
through 4. Bryan, a senior
coxswained last seasons I'M
defeated varsity crew.
Harvard university will be
represented by two crews at
Henley the premier rowing
regatta Of the world. The
Crimson lightweights are de-
tending the top honors in their
class. The ~ightweights placed
second in 1888, and won the
Themes Cup in 1853.
The twenty-eight-man Har-
ward party will fly to London
CONTINUED on page AZ
, 1959-06-18
Fl. S. Bocculdureute
Service to be Held
AT ST. Johns Church

The Christiansted i 6 h
School Baccalaureate Service
will be held in St. Johns
Church at 400 pm. Sunday,
June 81, 1859; and Commence
ment will be held at the
School Auditorium at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday, June "a, 1859.
Seating for the Commence
ment Exercises will be by
card, and distribution is limit
ed to the number Of graduates
divided into the amount Of
seats.
, 1959-06-18

Felix Llanos, Nestor Paralitic-
ci, Dolores Quinones, Jean
Romney, Winston Williams,
Joyce Bough, Luz Della Brig
noni, Mercedes Espinosa, Car
men Garcia, Tia Karell iris
bella Lopez, Claire Nc Alpin,
Juanita Mcneil, Laura Ras-
mussen Carmen Rios and
Carol Walcott.
Eighth grad graduates were:
Lloyd Coaker, Christobal En-
carnacion, Melvin Evans, John
Golden, Norman Johansen,
Andres Navarro, George Ras-
mussen, Winston Kissing, Ro-
bert Schuster, Eleutario Torres
CONTINUED on page A
, 1959-06-18
Post Offices to Open
July 8. Postmaster
General Says

Postmaster General Arthur
E. ~Summerfield announced that
post offices throughout the ma
ton will be open the usual
hours and normal delivery
service will be maintained on
Friday, July 8, although most
ether Federal Employees will
be excused from duty on that
day by Executive Order Of the
President.
Postal employees who do not
otherwise receive on Workday
off because of the Juy 4 holi-
day falling on Saturday, and
who are not excused on Fri
day, will receive a compen-
tory workday holiday some
time during the fiscal year be-
ginning July |, Mr.. Summer
field said.
, 1959-06-18
TWENTY.ONE STUDENTS GET DIPLOMAS
FROM ST. MARYsS LAST NIGHT

Twenty-one students received diplomas at graduation
exercises at st. Mary's Parochial School in Christiansted last
night at the Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church.
The procession began with the graduates marching to the
Church to the music Of General Grants March; the hymn
, 1959-06-18
ST. Johns School
Groduution Exercises
FriduY Night

Friday evening at 8 o'clock
the newly established st.
Johns Episcopal School will
hold its first graduation exer-
cises in st. Johns Church,
Christiansted. The program
planned by the Schools facul-
ty under the supervision OF
Burton A. Daugherty, Head
master, will feature the pre-
sentation of Awards and Di-
plomas, as well as a Valedic-
tory by Miss Barbara Shorney,
special musical presentations
by the School Glee Club, and
an address by the Rev. Roger
VIM, Smith, rector Of St.
Johns.
The service accompanying
the graduation exercises will
be conducted by the Rev. Ed
ward NJ. Turner, rector Of St.
Continued on page A
, 1959-06-18
Vuldemdr "A. Hill is
Nalmed Special Asst.
To Judiciary Comm.

Valdemar A. Hill has been
retained as Special Assistant
to the judiciary Committee Of
the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islam DIS in conducting a
thorough review Of the Virgin
Islands Code as authorized in
Bill No. 1858 adopted June 8,
1859.
This assignment was made
by the Chairman Of the Com
mittee, Senator j 0 h n l..
Maduro, after the members Of
Committee empowered
him to employ or contract for
technical, clerical, and. special
services in a Committee Re
solution signed by all the
members. The other members
OF the Committee: Senators
Aubrey A. Anduze, Ronald de
Lugo, Candida Guadalupe and
Percival H. Reese.
The Committee is fortunate
to obtain the technical and.
special services of Mr.. Hill,
who because Of his general
background, experience, and
training, can make a valuable
Continued on page A
, 1959-06-18

The procession began with
Church to the music Of Gene
Heart of Jesus was sung by
the students and choir which
was followed by Come Holy
Ghost
The address to the graduates
was delivered by the Rev.
Father H. Smith from Caguas,
Puerto Rico. He gave a very
inspiring talk to the students
who were about to be gradu-
ated. The hymn to Our Lady
Of Perpetual help was sung.
The Rev. Father Superior
Donnelly Of st. Patrick's
Church in Frederiksted, who
is now celebrating his 18th
Anniversary in the Priest
hood, presented the Diplomas
to the graduates Of the 18th
and 9th grades, along with
awards for. general excellence,
and American Legion awards
and others. The pledge to the
graduates was given, and the
hymn Praise Ye The Father"
was sung which was followed
BY the Benediction and the
exposition Of the Blessed
Sacrament.
The occasional followed
with the student body forming
a line down the center of the
aisle and the graduating classes
marching between and over to
st. Marys School house where
they received congratulations
Of their many friends and
admirers.
The program was broadcast
ever Radio Station WIVI.
Twelfth grade graduates
were: Gregorio Casanova, Ju-
lilo Espinosa, Malcolm Evans.
Harold Johnson, Clinton Lang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01

OAKVIEW-Nearly new split level,
nm; mr.. ST. cxMILLUs SCHOOL,
Owner leaving city. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH T. PECK, HE,
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HOUSES uMFUaMIsHED

AccoKEEK. Nd bedrms. Z
s oIsse ? ne. ssFe ss:h ns Fm' WIN nfs-
JRY'h' s nfsi ifn''i' Blu. s.as4i
ACREAGE IN vIENNA-0-bedrm !.
s IsSIs' si hSps p* s sfsis sr0und'
ADJOINING N. ARL.-Newly dec.
5-rm. rambler With nroDl., scr.
porch and garags lgs lot: soun-
w asmosnnere: HANDY 70 scnools'
Sf35 mo JE. 3-76s0, 1888 M
Van Buren, 81, Arl.
ALEx. AREA. rambler 3 bedrms., 3
sssID f ssfr CT Em S-ls sIs1o' hrspl''
ANDREws-BOLLINo AREA-S-bed-
rm. split-level: y baths, rec. rm'
area IN bsmt; fenced loti lmmed
eeeeupepey R ID: \ RE I y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colo
NAL with 4 bedrms. and deni huge
rooms throughout. screened porch,
s arags Uttered ~ syyimmins pool
TER HOMES \ REALTY "a, TsTet NC. Si'
ARL:. NJ Bellevue Forss.-.Briek
stairs: Nv. rm. wIflrepl.. lGe. din.
rm.s pan. den, bath, new kit,
SCI, porch; ilagstone ter. yard;
full bsmt. with maids rm. and
Law; gar: air cond.; avail. June
4: Si15 per mo. IA. 7-5674.
BETHESDA = Short-term rental;
vacant: 500 month MAY. June.
Jgly;. 3 bedrms., rec, rm.; very
close-ln, Call Mr.. Bartlett, FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-i4fI:
ewes. HA. 2-342l.
BETHESDA, KKNWO0D PARK-4
bedrms.,. 2h baths, 2 frepls.,
fenced lot, washer;drier. reigrr
completely furnished. $500 un-
furn., 1928 furn. OIL. 6-2O55.
BETHEsDA. KENW0oD PARK :
den, recreation rns, 2h baths:
aYnilnhle LIIlY ! Call OF. A.11AA
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BETHESDA-Where can you dupli.
cate this home today? 4-bedrm.
3-full bath, brk. sandstone ram.
bier: all mod. kit, nm. rec. RIM
26x34: In one Of Bethesda's best
R ss: sSovs s'is ssS5SS GEO sr'sf
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SOUTH ARLINGTON, near renta'
son - Lafge a-bedfpom and hail
e.lsk ssmie.isse.c her. hone; I, slms a
private bath, which nav b. sublll
n desired tt50 farm, or Niol
unfurn. ailT South Fox o..
VIRGINIA : apotlrla oxocutlVe'i
bone nlealy, t.snl.neq s ies ne s 90
dlnlne room, W baths, pine
raGe beautifully wooded lot. Dead
faa Ifssh ds pF.l pFlsysssla b, = sl' .,
nne rental hQmea JOSEPH W
STAY COMPANY, ia West hroae
street, Falls Church, Va,
MD.-Furn. 0-bedrm
door nrepI .ysap leass: SIS.
mo. Nj. h-n90d.
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IMMEDIATE

IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY; newly decor. Arl. g
bedrm. home. A dream Of shade
trees and q skyline vista for only
$99;50. Call MR.. CHANEL, ia.
10000.
LAKE BARCROFT-split-levei. s.
bedrms.. 21a baths. large rec. rn..
full bsmt.: all lake privileges. No
house pets. Avail. approx. July J.,
maximum ] ". S225. CT. 6-566l
LIV. RIM, 2 bedrms.. lge. tiled kit.
and bath, full painted bsmt., lge.
fenced yard. new Frigidaire. lge
auto. range, cleo. firepl. Mr.. shop
ping, transp., schools, etc. Whea-
ton area. Quiet. all-white com:
per mo. Call JU. 5-6236.
MASS. AVE. EXT. Luxury bi-level
contemporary, newly dec. Adapt
able. to Ice. or small family Pvt.
garden $3.50 mo. STUART. d
MAURY. Realtors KE. 7-1370.
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Prestige loo. |;
ramb.: 3 bedrm., 3 bath, paneled
rec. nm. jaiousied porch, att.
G gar; beautiful rsT ~ gr0 SsspnSSs' Nav 10
MCLEAN AREA bedrooms, 2h
baths. full bsmt.: 1855: CROW
ELL a. CO.. INC. IA. 7-4664.
NORTH ARLINGTON; close in
Newly decorated 3-bedrm. home,
near transp. and school: lge. yd.:
In GOOD area. ready. to move in:
s lSS % co J1 on 1880 ieaSs AYES s1ss
KE. e-65ss. "a ~ VS.
Mr.. CATHERDAL--6 bedrms.. 8
i@msd. pc poss Nv s E aR en-. d s1sTs
RIvERDALE--5 rms, b., encl. pch. !;
Slo5. Heat. Estsr incl. poss'
ROLLINGwOOD AREA-Air- condi.
toned split-level, with 4 bedrooms.
2 baths, recreation room, maids
p p sspI soTsIs Hood sst &, rec s IN
cali JAMES 3. scwAB, EN-
2-5s00.
SEAT PLEASANT, SI2 10th pl.-
2-bedrm. bungalow: bsmt.. fenced
yard: 500. ERNEST II, lung
DI. 1881. 10. s-4363.
SILVER SPRING, Md, 607 uni.
brick rambler; 5 rooms, Q baths
full bsmt.. attic room, gas heat.
newly dec. newly sanded floors
Only Sl25 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN
SILVER SPRING AREA-4 bedrms.
fenced "a; siso mo. R "a e. 2s@tl
SPRINGFIELD AREA. FREE half
mos. rent. Ramb., 3 bedrms., ia
bath. carport. S125. LU. 1-2232.
VIRGINIA. blk. on Mt. Vernon
Memorial parkway. Near Potomac
River Brick split-level. rec, rm.
with firepl,, GE modern 10x20-ft.
kit, Formal dining room. Liv. room
with firepi Paneled rec. rm. with
nrepl. Basement, B bedrms., III
baths. carport, nice lot with trees.
$40 mo. For appointment. SO,
5-4726.
WHEATON-Lovely 4-bedrm., @
bath Diet. brick Cape Cod; bsmt
large ward. Vacant. ready TO move
in. $3.50 mo. 10. 5-2I3l.
WHEAT0N-S110 per mo. 8 bed
rms, din. rm.. bsmt.. fenced I'd.
Cow, schools; vac. WI. 6-1632.
:. CORNERS AREA bedrms.. 2
baths. lfY. rm., firepl.. din. rm.,
big kit, bsmt., huge scr. porch
/ fenced yard. cow MELPAR, Arl
Hail, Pentagon, D c.: mr.. sch.
shops. bus: S150 AD. 4-67lO.
1928 18th ST. N.W-Lge. redeco-
] HARRISON q ADAMS
esq K ST. NV. Ma. s-S30t
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

CnEvY cuAan. somerset school
Colonial. iss. ", rn. VIZ Arspi.,
III. vim garhaGs disposal. rec
Fm., dasllnht b1mty garnae and
cArportj under $4,000, open
i0,g tsas prummond ave. OIL
cERyY CHASE yIKw-A. real fam
~ home on Y acre, this beaut
Canl Cod features az bedrma,
sep. DIN. rm., rec. rm. and bath
N .around-leVel bamt,: M, Holy
Nedeemef, reduced % Se0.Nhn,
49, KnssiNokR a CO.. ~
coLksvILLn-0-Fm. brick; Nv rm.,
nrepl.. 4 baths. full bamt., garage.
acre. $1,000 On. No aaenia
COLONIAL CHARM IN BKAUTIEuI
homo with family din. ru., wood
BURNING frepl, IN. lHe, lly. rm.,
table ipace kit. full bsmt., side
screened porch Only $4,000
49, kEssiNoER a CO. 10
CONN, AVE. PARK = s-bedroom.
: bath spacious aplil-leyel. pam
eied rec. rm. with fireplace: nr,
all schools, transp., ahopplng. Just
reduced 70 S2i,b0O, FHA, low
payments. EVELYN q. kAPLAN.
1905 Qeorula ave. NV. RA. D.
eiib. VIII. d-0.oo.
CONN. AVE. EsTs.. Sl0b dn., No
settlement ehArges; det, ramplersi
; bcdrms, Assume 4hss OF loan
fenced lot; awnings. 10. $500
CONN. GARDENS. Lovely 3-bedrm
brick rambler IN immac. cond.,
rear ser, porch, patio, trees: 5000
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MGt
CONN. AVE. RARK-puy direct
from owner and save the realtor'
comm Assume Ice. OIL loan; e
bedrm, brk., full bsmt. with rec
rm., all-oE kit; fenced corner lot
$500 cash: was S16,0b0, nov
SiO,2b0, No brokers. Immaculate
cond. WI. 6-45os.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-lmmaculatl
bedroom brick Gplit-level or
Imposing corner lot; large dininl
kitchen: ultra dry tiled basement,
HOME M1ERiicHANTs. ~. s.fsses;
nwna WI O.GARO
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENl
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES
AAA MOTIFS FOR SALE
JOE II. THOMPSON
2S3 .S Wocdws sraz5 BIDS.

80 WUNuWMAu aIu.a
Jackson $4,000
A REAL BUY--Hardware store est
over 90 yrs owner has other In
tsenroest approx. $1,000 stock, 81.
best offer. 1924 Ca. ave. NV, wO
6-7029.
ACcoKEEK, MD.-store with beer
license: Texae0 gas pumps. al
900 cash. sill TT month 1,VVo' 0o'-
.AY b. SUPPER Blu. 3-254l
AMOC0 SERVICE sTATION-Mod.
ern ebay station on o. s; Rte. ]
in Triangle, Va, ct 0uantico Ma
rine Base. Open. averaging approx
10000 gallons per year. Reason
able rent, financial aid for right
party. Light tune-up man q nat
ural here. Call Fredericksburg, Va,
collect, Essex 3-4641.
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY-Attend.
ant operated. First class loca.
ton; progressive, well-establishec
business: shirt and dry cleaning
concessions. Reasonable. JE, 2.
1920, after z pm. IA. 6-5421.
OELICATEssEN, restaurant, on busy
Columbia pike, will do over $780,
900 this year. Suitable for part
ners. no brokers. call IA. S-9765
DELICATRssEN, l135 9TH ST. NV
Gross weekly income S375, car
be purchased for SS75: excel. opp
for owner-operator.
FLOOR SANDING BUSINESS. Incl
'63 CheV. truck; equipment anc
supplies; 1885. DU. THAT'S.
FOR sALE--Childrens shoe busi.
ness, store air cond., located in
the fastest growing area II
Northern Va. Call CIR. $4,000.
FURNITURE STORE for sale, new
furniture. Call between 10 am
and 0 pm. UN. 4-9591.
GROCERY, liquor lie, suburban 10.
cation; same owner-operator fol
80 yrs: doing $4,000 to SIS. 00C
week: open 10, closed Sundays
Lease or sell everything. Substan.
tial cash required, Info, BY appt
RE. 6-S7S7, c. DIXON. REALTOR
GROCERY STORE with liv. quar-.
ters on remises: ABC license: @
car gar. incl: substantial dn
pymt.; good profit. Ii. 4-7124
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GATTHERSBURG

PRIVACY AND QUIET: on acre Of
ground ct edge of tovn-3-bed.
room brick rambler and garage;
extra-large, well-equipped kitchen
recreation room; $4,000.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD, centrally
located; bath up and down; good
ATTRACTIVE HOME on extra.
large, shady lot: 2 baths: cen.
trally. located and convenient Il
everything S16,960.
LITTLE ESTATE. on 5 acres, II
rolling countryside: $500 down
HOMES WITH LAND acre, small
rambler. full basement. Sl1,75O,
III acres, 4 bedrooms and bath
oil heat. S14,750: / acre, 8 bed.
rooms, den, bath, oil heat
5 bedrooms, modernized home
with small outbuildings, stream
S17.950: 100-acre estate farm, s
rooms, 3 baths, high elevation
attractive grounds, $4,000.
MANY, MANY MORE. Tell US YOU
needs
RoMER q CO., REALTORS
40 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. $1,000 or Waverly 6-2233
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HOUSES FURNISHED
ARL.-Must rent. nicely furn, g.
bedrnl. brick rambler; move in to-

ARL.-Must rent. nicely furn, 8.
bedrm. brick rambler; move in to-
day: $155. JE. 4-1969.
CHANTILLY AND GA AREA
Beaut Cape Cod: 4 b.r, rec. rm.
2 f.p.; will rent unfurn. BELFlORI
CO., DI. 7-5522: eyes,, EN-. 3-3352
CHEVY CHASE, D.. c., AND NEAR
BY MD. two available bedrms.
2 or more baths, s225 to 1925
Ret) Broker, EN-. 1895.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Four bed,
rms, 2 baths, double-car garage
screened porch; convenient Ia
Lafayette School: rent from owner
$3.50 Der month. Call en-. 1894
for appointment.
GEORGETOWN AREAS bedrm.
liv rm.. din rm., kit, full bsmt
garage Sis H. A. GILL q SON
DE. $4,000.
. GEORGETOWN-Prospect ave. mr.
Bath ST. bedrms., 2 baths. liv
rm., din. rm., knotty-pine kit.
garden. Avail. immed. S240. IA
$500.
NV, 18th ST., near woodner Apis
Row hse., 3 b.r., 3 pchs;; Tyr
lease min; avail, now: y BLK. bus
$3.50. TE. 6-51SS. TE. 6-l935.
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA - 3-bed
rm., 1h-bath brick rambler: full
basement with rec. room: avail
able June 2 to September 5
tastefuIly furnished: utilities in
eluded; $3.50 per month, HOLLEl
REALTY. $500 Lee highvay, Kk
$3.50.
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cO.op APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

Al BARGAIN MOVERS fficient,
vans insured; the original 50, So,
SO movers; credit terms offered,
24-hour service. Get the best for
s1S2Ss, ME-. s-1i65.
APPROVED MOVERS-Light NOV
ing, So, SIS and SO: rms, $40
up: padded vans, experienced
men. 24-hr. service. La. 6-7017
BOXLEY MOVERS-Padded vans,
uniformed men; 9 rooms, $50: "a
hour service AID. 2-SSz2.
DAVIS AND BROS. MOVING. pick
up and delivery reasonable. 24-nr
service. IA. 9-7145, ia. 9-7866
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE =
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage. Reas. rates. ia. 0-2a37
LICENSED-We have 8 reduced.
rate plans and o budget move,
which now incl. 9 services, short
notices, patient, sanitary. HILLS
TR., SP. 3-0663, LU. 1-9500.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches q speciality. s. L. NOR
RIS. TU. 2-1150 or To. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage
in separate rooms; expert pack.
ing. Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION
STORAGE CO.. INC. Established
1906.
TAYLOR's TRANSFER rooms
S25' .nclosed, padded vans: "a
hour service. AID. 2-2409.
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FRED B. CUsHMAN

vIERS MILL RID. - ROCKVILLE
The most complete 5-room nous
/ have ever had listed along Vieri
Mill "a. The house Is in immacu.
late condition: full basement witt
recreation room; yard is wire.
fenced, lots Of nice shrubbery, sew
eral fruit trees, beautiful straw
berry patch. The house. Is really
worth your inspection. If interest.
ed in q 5-room house on Vterl
Mil I'd S14,990.
NEAR DAMASCUS-12 acres, i'm
proved with a 2-story frame
house. Living rm., dining rm., lge
modern kitchen, stove refgr.; ]
bedrm. and den on LIST floor, mod.
ern bath; End floor. 3 bedrms.
hot-water heat: storm windows
tiled fruit cellar; 2-car garage
several fruit trees; beautiful iakS
surrounded BY trees. $21,000.
GAITHERsBURd - Cape Cod, {
rooms and bath, full bsmt. House
Is modern IN every way, new and
ready to live ini $4,000.
woODFIELD-cape Cod; living rm
with fireplace, complete kitchen
3 bedrms. and bath, full bsmt.
nice recreation room, garage, ]
acre Of land. S14,500.
DAMAsCUS--Beautifu home. in ar
excellent location, situated on q
high spot, overlooking. the sur
rounding country. Brick rambler
modern to-the-minute. $22,500.