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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
Especial to the Record)

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NEW YORK - Two addit-
ional groups of working peo-
pie in Geauga County, an es-
timated 469 men and women,
will get job protection in the
future if a proposal of t h e
Administration is enacted by
Congress.
The plan, to extend t b
benefits of the unemploy-
ment insurance system, is
now before the House Ways
and Means Committe. It
was announced initially last
month by President Eisen-
hover to a group of st t e
governors who conferred
with him in Washington.
He proposes bringing in
3, 200. 900 additional workers,
l 900, 900 Of whom are n o t
covered now because t h y
are with firms having fewer
than four employees. T h e
other 10000 have b e n
excluded because they work
for non profit organizations.
Affected in Geauga County
would be some 268 establish
ments with less than four r
| people on the payroll, accord
ing to latest data from the
Department of Commerce.
They represent 60 percent
of the non farm business
enterprises in the county.
For each such small bus
mess, an average of Its
workers would be added to
those now protected by job
less pay insurance. Locally,
it would amount to Ago new
| people being brought in, ac-
cording to this national aver
age.
How much do people 6 e t
while out of work, and for
what period of time?
The benefits are different
in each state, since the pro-
gram is state administered
and controlled. within GER
tain Federal limitations.
They vary from a minimum
of SIS a week to a maximum
of $45 for a person with no
dependents. In length of time
the range is from 5 weeks to
% weeks.
The State Of Ohio coverage
is from $40 for 12 weeks, as
a minimum, to $33 for 26
weeks, as a maximum.
Any increases in the scale
of payments would be up to
| DIR. S. LOUIS BERTA
/ OPTOMETRIST
Corner North ST. and
II
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
Injured Navy
 Tailgunner Wants Revenge on Reds
By GENE KRAMER

YOKUSUKU, Japan, R - A U. s. Navy tailgunner, wounded by Soviet-type guns off the North Korean coast wants another chance" at the Communist plane that blasted him out of his turret.
 Aviation Electrician 2c. Donald Corder also said he thought he could have gotten the Communist plane of unidentified nationality if it hadn't hit his turret.
 Corder, of Jacksonville, H., was the first crewman to spot the MIG that shot and crippled the Navy plane some 45 miles off North Korea last Tuesday.
 Speaking from a stretcher a few minutes after doctors gave him an injection to ease the. pain of 40 to 50 shrapnel wounds and a broken knee, Corder told news men the MIG was about 500 feet directly behind him when it opened fire.
 ''There was quite a bit of con- fusion. Everybody was talking at once. I was asking the pilots per mission to return fire. I called several times. Either the second or third time, he heard me and answered Tail turret open fire !"
 The order came as the MICS were making their sixth pass, Corder said.
 "I dropped the microphone and started. tracking. Just as I was getting the line on the lead air plane I got hit. I saw sparks and hot lead"
 Asked if he considered the plane adequately armed, Corder said he thought so, but nobody who flies those missions eyer thinks he is going to be attacked. I was more surprised than scared"
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
Atomic Airplanes Safer Than Crossing the Road, Says Nuclear Scientist

GATLINBURG, Tenn, R - Atomic-powered airplanes, even if they crash, will be no more dangerous than "other hazards routinely accepted by the public" :" a General Electric scientist said today.
 In fact, he said, the chances of a person being killed in a traffic accident are 30 times greater than the chances he will receive le- thai dose of atomic radiation from a nuclear plane crash.
 The findings were presented by pr. c. c. Gamertsfelder of the G-E Aircraft ,Nuclear Propulsion Department at Cincinnati, in a paper prepared for the Health Physics Society Meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
Spiritual Truths Contributed By
 Nome Gospel Home

The Associated Press reports that residents of Formosa F'ree China) who do not like their names have been given year of grace to change them. Former regulations barred name-chang- ing, but so many complained of the names chosen by their parents that this new privilege has been announced. Some of the names objected to were: Little Dog, Wine Bottle, Big Head and Small Cat.
 We know that changing name does not change a person, but each person should live up to the honor of their name "A good name is rather to be- chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold," Proverbs 22:1. The One with the Name of greatest honor is our Saviour. {. Gold also hath highly exalted Him and given Him a Name which is above every Name," Philip plans 2:9.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA
 SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION RICHARD o. LEE, RICHARD E. LEE, ALLAN w. LEE, MARGUERITE L. WEST, d1b/a Lee Brothers Dredging Co.,,
 a partnership,
 Libelants,
 VS. ALASKA FREIGHT LINES, INC, an Alaskan corporation, and the M. V. ALMAR, official number 273245, her engines, tackle, apparel and equipment,
 Respondents.
 NOTICE OF ARREST AND
 ATTACHMENT OF VESSEL
 No. 152 Admiralty NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the United States Marshal for the Second Judicial Division, State of Alaska, has placed under arrest and attachment the M. V. ALMAR, official number 273245, her engines, tackle, apparel, and equip ment, in the above entitled cause in Admiralty, in an action for monies due the above named libelants in the sum of $8,595.25, said Monition issued herein due and returnable at the office of the Clerk of the District Court for the Second Judicial Division, at Nome, Alaska, on or before the 18th day of July, 1859, and all persons interested are HEREBY INSTRUCTED TO APPEAR on or before ten o'clock AM. of said day, or default and condemnation will be ordered.
 This Order and notice shall be pub lished for two consecutive weeks in the Nome Nugget, a Newspaper published at Nome, Alaska, on the 18th and 22nd days of June, 1859, in conformity with Rule 2 tbl of the Uniform Rules in Admiralty of the District Court of the District of Alaska.
 DATED this 18th day of June, 1859, at Nome, Alaska.
 ROBERT w. OLIVER,
 United States Marshal for
 the Second Judicial Division,
 State of Alaska, at Nome.
 JAMES A. VON DER HEYDT,
 Proctor for Libelants,
 P. o. Box 156, Nome, Alaska. Pub. June IS, 9.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
FRIDAY BASEBALL SCORES

(By The Associated Press)
 American League Baltimore 8-2, Kansas City 20. Detroit 6, Washington 4. New York 3, Cleveland 2.
 National League Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7. Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 0. Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 2. San Francisco 4, Milwaukee 3.
 Pacific Coast League Vancouver A, Sacramento 3-5. Seatte 3, Salt Lake City 2. Portland 6, San Diego 3. Spokane 5, Phoenix l.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
Chinese Attempting To Hold Back Worst Floods

TOKYO, LR - Millions of Chi nese toiled on hastily built river dikes throughout Kwangtung and Kwangsi Provinces today in a des- perate fight against a flood that may develop into China's greatest of the century.
 The Kwangtung floods are ex- pected to reach their peak along the west and north rivers of the Pearl River Delta Tuesday or Wednesday.
 Peiping Radio reported that 12 inches of rain in neighboring Kwangsi since June 15 had dam aged 25O,OOO acres.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22
SATURDAY BASEBALL
 American League

Boston 8-9, Chicago 20. Kansas City 6, Baltimore 2. New York 10, Cleveland 2. Detroit 7, Washington 1.
 National League Los Angeles g, Cincinnati 2. Milwaukee 4, San Francisco l. St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 3,
 Pacific Coast League Spokane 5-7, Phoenix A. Sacramento 10, Vancouver 0. Salt Lake City 2, Seattle 0. San Diego 4, Portland 1.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22

Numbered Duplicate Stub Tickets
 For Sale al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22

PRESIDENTIAL CALL - President Eisenhower tries the
 Ercofon the onepiece lightweight telephone during his visit the third annual World Trade Fair which for 12 days New Yoks Coliseum The Ericofon designed and engineered by L. M Ericsson Telephone Co.,, of Stockholm
 Sweden has been purchased by than 200 independent tee
 phone companies in this country. FMS
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-22

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

sna N. Msls. 2. zimiss. 10 i4ta
Jacob A. Brody, -. Brooklyn, and
Vivian Y. Dowiins. Is, Tarpon
Viola 7. \. Harris n. va Sin az q
D. 4: ~ s.; n. r. y ssss S.:rs
1850 Ea.ragnt q: nv: 10, a
Charles y. Massey, 30. zI9 lat o. e.w,.
and Lorrsine Harris, 10, 4so lat 81.
Arthur Jones. 20. seie ls.h st. NV.
dan %. NV.
|clifford T. vsssailo, 10. 1871 n Of. Sc,
and Judy y. whitson. ~. Hiilcrsst
Lloyd NJ. ponenmyer. 81, Berryvills,
Va and Lillian ~. Dpflenmyer, 90.
4i3 oaIlatin st. NV.
Charles Coz. jr., Fl. 1881 Montello
ave. ne, and Irene N. Thompson,
10. 2O2O 9th st. NV.
Jackson l.. Carmichael. 20. Andrews
Air Force Base, and Gayle n. Dun
can. 40. euitland. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. law couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. icoit three
full days and receiue the
license on the NTH dGy. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
John U, August. rs, as2e p ct. %,
apd Janet p. Bush, IS. 1917 17tf
Lssnd:f ceep.r. 40. ana M.rssr.. L
.nS janet :. 'fSons:. "a. SRissi
:ss ss. ana ... K J. ,el g.. ss:
10 i72i Lyman pl ne: ,--.,
~.% s.v 4 ana Ss'i ssirisi: x sis@n I"i "
81 lss: sIT; ssa: "a ' g ~ " ~ s.
Francis X Thompson. 81. iiip I'VE st
n,s;: ana Mary J. Chase. %. Oak
Thoms. .: warren. az. 1914 st nv;
ana Constance Pulley. 81. 2i0o istf
Henry .. Brown. %. sis 10th ct. sc,
.nd Janet n. Brooks. 81. aO4 iitf
Daniel Tssson. %: Isis Lying q. az :;
ana Mabis johnson. 81. lB0 lStf
vsS brown: ss, and Alsr. Lsssh
william D. Wilson. a., ifSS 9Th q
ne. and Elisabeth Lindsey. 30. eli
y.s usn ~ nnsSs,.,,.. m - v.,.,.,. ~
Welborn. 10. both Of Arlington.
md May p. st. claire. "a isSi
xiII sss; &; ito Il SEv,ps 4: n, nv.
s s;;;;;.,I and ~ suaniss NJ. Hardin. 10
o: s::s:r :. .:s s... Iii 4 4 I sss
liarce. 20. Herndon. We,
'i s'ss.r. H !. i..s A. Aslnssssssss l sSs
Carton Jackson. %. 1915 Kaiorsms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Sea Chunters Sinq
With Bond TONIGHT

The Navy Bands Sea Chant
ers win perform with the band
at the watergate tonight ct
$50.
The singing group win DO
music from South Pacific" and
"showboat" and . program Of
mixed classical and popular
works.
The band. led By comdr.
Charles Brendler, will present
works by Verdi. Wagner and
Tchaikovsky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
GAO Decides to Okoy
Fired Risk 5 Back Pay

| about the. unusual situation
this way:
THE Executive Branch Is In
the middle Of Q squeeze BY the
| other two branches on this one.
The Supreme Court has or
dercd the man reinstated and
GAO. . Legislative agency.
won't approve his back pay"
Now II has been disclosed in
the Governments (Justice De-
partment's) answer TO DR.. Vita
relll's petition to the Court Of
Claims. that GAO has changed
| its tune.
Justice Favcrs Back Pay
Justice told the court that It
agreed DR.. vitarelli was en-
titled to basic back pay and
said:
Defendant (the Govern
ment) alleges that as Of
July AZ. 1859. the Government
Accounting once reviewed and
revised certain prior decisions
in the light Of this courts de-
cision In Leiner versus United
States" "srf
The Leiner case involved q
Government employe who was
neither entitled to veterans
preference nor was In the clas-
sifled civil service and who had
been dismissed under the secu-
Irity program from o nom
sensitive job. The Court Of
Claims ruled he should be
given back pay and the Justice
Department did not take the
case to higher authority.
When asked about the Jus
tice statement that 1t had ire
viewed and revised certain
prior decisions the GAO said
that on July "a It had informed
the Postmaster General. in
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2b07 18th 81. NV.
"l! ss ..s Rsi'' I've! - * E siss.a:!
burg.
william y. B,num. "a. 4eos TN Vi.
ne. and Alice y. Williams, ~,
l22l mash u. So.
shelton L. Adell, 20, 2D30 M n. Sc,
and Jacquslins L. BARLOW, 20, orssn-
ROBERT I; psvls, q; ss,s iats y. n AZ
LonsfeiioW 81. NV.
isi:: F'e cssao r. s q. ifsss ss rs
James II. petermsn. ~, westernport,
and Nancy Q. Mccullott. "a, bl37
Connecticut ave. NV.
nv. and Florence + Mann. %. isO
Bernard 3. Saul. jr., %. s4lp cue
g. NV, and Hazel l. Lovick. 81.
Horace Wells, 81. 1888 r st, NV, and
Gloria v. Bullock, 10, 2OO0 18th ~.
Rsaiord @. smith. r.. 20. wheaton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Truman Cancels
Speech at Legion

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 20
tAP).-Former President Harry
8. Truman has informed Amer
lean Legion convention head
quarters he win not be able
to attend next weeks conyen-
ton here.
Mr.. Truman told Preston J,
Moore. national Legion COM
mander, that circumstance
beyond my control" caused the
change In plans.
The former President had
been scheduled to speak to the
convention next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
ny Z. EDGAR PRINA
star star writer

The General Accounting Of
fice has reversed itself and de-
ciced that It can approve, after
all, back pay for alleged "se-
curity risks" who have been
fired from nonsensitive Jobs In
1.-The Government.
The switch came to light IN
proceedings before the United
Estates Court Of Claims where
lone Of the reinstated risks
is suing for back pay. The case
Involves DR.. william ". Vita
lrelli, an Interior Department
employee. who took his dismissal
fight to the United States Su-
preme Court and won rein-
statement last June I.
When DR.. vitarelli's attor-
ney. Clifford Hynning Of WASH
ington. went TO the GAO To
discuss the matter Of back pay,
covering o period Of more than
four years. he was told It could
not be approved.
Two Laws Cited
GAGS position was that
there were two laws under
which DR.. vitarelli, an educa-
tor. might qualify. the Lloyd
LaFollette Act and Public Law
1888 Of 1850. but that he could
not do 50 under either one
GAO is Congress watchdog on
how appropriations are spent,
Neither the Justice Depart.
ment nor Interior--both Of
whom agreed that DR.. Vitarell
was entitled to about $1,000. q
figure arrived at after his out
side earnings for the period Of
his dismissal were deducted
was able TO convince GAO.
At the time, one Interior De.
partment lawyer complained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

connection with another case.
that 1t was no longer insisting
upon its previous position and
that the Leiner case-which Ii
similar TO the Vitarelli-was
now its guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
YOUNKIN & co.

10. 4-SO22 III Q Pm.
SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burg for upper Mont. Co. prop
erty. WI. S-9250. WA. 6-2500.
SILVER SPRING, near 4 Corners
All-brk. rambler; 3 nice bedrms.,
. baths, rec. rm.. full bsmt. Only
SlS,950. WOODSIDE REALTY co.,
,JU 0-B44O Omen It'll nm
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BETHESDA, cow. st. James; grac.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; formal
din. rm., mod. kit. with bkfst.
area, paneled study and powder
rm. on LIST A.. full bsmt. with fin.
rec. rm., fenced yd.; S24,950.
KORzENDORFER. REALTOR, OIL.
4-S11l.
BETHESDA, near Naval Hospital
Majestic Colonial with 3 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm. with flrepl., screened
porch; trees; FLA terms. HUGH
T PECK, GA. 1850.
BETHESDA-Farmet Of "a acre;
. big bedrms., bath on LIST A.;
upstairs ready for fin; full bsmt.,
INV. heat, porch, garage: S21 $50.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC. OIL. 6-7S00. till 8.
INSTRUMENTATION
BY owner: custom-built split-level;
many special features; S31 800
price range. OIL. 6-6744.
BETHESDA-This new, split-foyer
rambler has everything: bedrms..
2 baths on main level, with 9TH
bedrm. or den and 3rd bath on
lower level: liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
all-elec. kit. rec. nm. 2 hrepls.,
gar, patio of din. rm. and kit;
with trees on almost A-acre lot.
TRADE CONSIDERED. Low 30s,
ANDRfs REALTY OIL. 2-eO7o
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
tcoNrINUEpI
ANAcosTIA s.E. q s.rm. semldet

ANACOsTIA Sc. - B-rm. semidet. /;
full bsmt.; yard; storm windowsi
walk to elem. and high schools;
s110 month. LU, l-3213,
ARL.-2 bedrms.. Ice. sep. rm,, liv.
rm., breakfast rm,, bsmt,, gar,,
scr. porena; Sl2b mo" utils. incl
ARL.-DUPLEXi o rms, 2 bedrms,,
rec. .rm. ana den or 3rd bedrm,;
Sl10. ia. 7-4213.
BARNABY WOODS, 6343 3lst st.
n,w-Redec. 3-bedrm. brick house
with rec; rm., garage and wooded
PHILLIPS, INC 81. 7.i9ini. =
BETHESDA, Naval Hospital walk
ing distance bedrms., 2 baths,
sun deck overlooking Columbia
Country Club, Immed occupancy.
Sl65 mo. Call OIL. 4-6S00, o 10 o.
MARGARET J. DuNKLEY, REAL
BREN MAR PIX. 2 mi. Springfield
Lease 3-bedrm. split-level brick
with "a baths, play rm., drier,
Sl35 month. FL. 4-2739.
CAPITOL HILL, 1928 East Capitol
st. S.e.-Mod, rms, 3 bedrms.,
. porches, oil heat, full bsmt,
CHEVY CHAsE-4-bedrm., 2-bath,
maids rm,, gar, mr.. schs. bus,
shop; $3.50. OIL, 2-2635.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice. consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker, travel specialist
offering recommendations best
motel buys.
JOE H. THOMPSON
OQO Wo0dua I'd R1d0 TorkeoO q.Rg00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
J. F. BEGG, INC.
Ewes. OIL. 2-7427

Ewes. OIL. 2-7427
FOXHALL RD.- RESERVOIR RID.
AREA-Min. to downtown, Sec
onds to GEORGETOWN. Quality built
rambler, plus family rm. This
home is beautifully laid out. SEP.
din rm., liv. rm. with flrepl.,
equipped kit, maids rm., rumpus
rm.. beautiful rec. rm. " lbar and
French doors leading onto exclu-
sive patio. Ideal for entertaining
and gracious living-in a we'll
protected neishborhood Fapui5
Strictly by appt. Only S42,950.
Call Mr.. Steffey, z. F. STEFFEY
RIAL ESTATE, JE. 4-0063, JE.
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HOUSES ron sALE-N.W,
(coNTlNUtDl

GLOVER PARK.-3-bedroom. ga
bath row brick, garage, porches;
cony. to schools, shopping and
transportation Price reduced for
sale. DI 1-7NOU
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Observation-Disclosures ser1

CARRY-OUT with patent medi-
cines, magazines and groceries.
on busy intersection: owners gross
Sl.1OO wk. Call after weekdays,
HO.2-94S0.
DAY NyIRSERY. building meets all
county and State requirements.
Start in business with rent pay
ments. I1eal location in Arling-
toms heaviest populated ares.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC, JE.
'-2onp. JE 4-I757
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DUMBARTON
NEW LISTING

LIST TIME OFFERED
Center-hall brick Colonial. Spacious
living room with firepl., dining
washer and disposal. 8 bedrms.,
ga baths, lge. scr porch overlook
ing level completely private. gar
den, brick terrace. House and gar
den in excellent cond. and avail.
immed. Priced at S37 500.
CO-EXCLUSIVE
u mao INC
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CHEVY CHASE GEM

BUS AND SHOPPING Cali schools
very convenient, offering 3 bed
rooms, den, pa baths. de luxe
kit, de luxe rec. rm. PROPERTY
IN FINEST CONDITION. Mid 20s.
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FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
II n Ennn NLLO & nR9

Ob. s--IUUU EVto, W.. U-OoUO
BETHESDA-Almost- split-level,
central air cond. plus many extras.
Huge master bedroom, den, pan
eled rec, rm., 3 full baths; beauti-
full kitchen; level yard. CloSe-ln
low 30s. ANDRIS REALTY, OIL.
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WE HAVE PROSPECTS waiting to
buy your home. RUTHERFORD

a. SHULIE1, ~. I-SlUO.
WHEATON-S45O On. buys this g.
bedrm. Colonial on corner lot.
Fam. din. rn., bsmt with exit;
close to bus. HUGH 7. PECK,
GA 4-H5T5
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c., near Pine
hurst circle-i25-ft. front, love-
ly detached brick with bedrm. and
bath on LIST f., 3 bedrms. and
bath on End f., liv. porch, rec.
rm., gear built-in garage. closing
estate Price upper 2os; Ewes; TE.
TOR MA R-0Sh3
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NEAR NIH-Immaculate 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; kitchen with table
space, full basement: attractive
lot with trees. Immediate pos
session. GRAHAM q CO., JU.
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CHEVY CHASE

4-bedroom semidetached / block of
Conn. ave. Recreation room, ga
rage. Priced to sell; low 20s.
Call WO. $4,000. EDW. H. JONES
& CO.. INC.
CRESTWOOD-Embassy or family.
Custom built; q bedrms.: AL
cond., nice lot, shrubbery, garage.
$4,000 dn, OWENS, ME. S-O4S6.
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SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Have garage and service station
tential for aggressive operator.
Minimum capital required. For
further information, contact Mr..
IITTTE TIA Q-QS0O
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c. = Unique
GEORGETOWN setting. without
GEORGETOWN prices: . blocks to
Chevy Chase circle. Unusual brick
town house with den or bedrm.
and full bath on LIST floor; 8 bed
rms and bath up; rec. rm.; 2
f1replaces; tree-shaded yard and
T Psit s9s ogSe '0 ARpRis
REAITY OF. O.nnrn
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL., 52I2 S. 18th St.-2-bedrm.,
brk., bsmt, lge. yard. Immed. oc-
cupancy, S125 CAROLINE L..
CAMPBELL, Agent, JE. 3-0173.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 32nd St.
Det.: b.rs, 3 baths, maids. rm.,
den, pwdr. rm., scr. porch; 1st-f.
pan. rec. rm.; oil h.-w.h., gar, pa
ito w/firepl.; DIV, disp.,- wash.
DIXIE REALTY CO. LU. 2-5206.
HAS 2 APIS, each with liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath: adults. 2S10
Bladensburg I'd ne. LA. 6-7197,
between 8 a.m.-9 pm.
LUXURY RAMBLER = Rent with
option to buy, 1925 month. Ora
HAM g. CO., JU. 5-6010.
VA.-Must rent nicely furnished g.
bedroom rambler. Move in today;
$3.50. Ell. 6-5676.
S75 MO.-2-5 bedrm. homes in
nearby Nd. hr. from D. c.; near
shopping, churches. Immed. posS.
KAY REALTY CO., RA. $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
COOP APIS. FoR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

AL bargain on moving every
day. "a hrs: l rm, So: 2 rms,
$40: 3 rms. S12 to SIS: houses,
$50 to SIS Furniture accepted
in trade. No hidden cost, Free
estimates. We are specialized in
moving. ASK your friends.
D. C.. VAN LINES
ST. 3-229s ME. S-1105
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE =
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage. Reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
HILL'F MOVERS LU $4,000.
Authorized ice: fast careful serv.
ice. installation service.
HIS TRANSFER C0.-SP s.
0666 coverage reputable work
only; low tarii Free estimates.
KEAHEY'S MOVING, STORAGE :
Lge. or. small: pianos refgr., etc.
Md, Va and D. c. EN-. 2-5657.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
RIs, TU 2-1150 or To 2-s9O2.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage
in separate rooms expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Est 1906