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. Despite 1921, 1872 in new
pledges from the Metropolitan
Unit, the United Givers Fund
is running behind last years
contributions.
Following a report luncheon
Of the Metropolitan Unit yes
terday at the Presidential Arms,
UGF officials announced they
have raised $4,293,17O. or co.'s
per cent of the $7,133,000 foal
The UGF had reached 64.74
per cent of its goal at this point
last year-a goal that was
$133, 900 less.
However, yesterdays figures
reported for the Metropolitan
Unit nearly doubled its pre-
Viously reported pledges Of
$369,733. The Unit has now
raised $690,915, or 1892 pei
cent of its goal, but lagS behind
other campaign units.
you are really rolling now.
campaign chairman Charles E
Phillips told the gathering Of
volunteer fund-raisers, "and Of
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THE EVENING STAR 40
Washington. D. c. tt
Saturday. October ~. 1859
Dumfries Gets
Third Fire Engine

TRIANGLE, Va, Oct. "a
(SpeciaD "A third fire truck.
costing $4,000, has been pur-
chased by the Dumfries-T ri-
angle Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
The truck, equipped with
pump, tank, hose, ladder, gen.
orator and flood lights, will be
paid for with a $4,000 grant
from the Board Of Supervisors
and five-cent levy on the Dunn
fries district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

laboratory in Livermore, Calf
The particle was long sought
as a means of explaining some
of the mysteries of the uni
verse. Although 1t is a potent
annihilator of matter, scientists
say it poses no threat to the
material universe.
The late director Of the lab.
oratory, DR.. Ernest o. Law
renee, said at the time Of dis.
covery that the anti-proton''
chief value was to open the way
for an exciting new round Of
atomic discoveries.
Scientists theorized thai
these discoveries could lead tt
development Of unlimited power
by the controlled humiliation
of matter.
Worked With PontecOrvO
DR.. Segre once shared {
United States Atomic Energ!
Commission award for distov.
cries with Bruno Pontecorvo
Italian-born scientist whit
worked in Britain's atomic re-
search center.
DR.. Pontecorvo fled the Yves
in 1851 and threw his lot II
with the Russians.
Both DR.. Segre and DR.. Pom
tecorvo once were part Of
three-man scientific team tina
included the late Nobel Priz'
winner, Enrico Fermi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
World Refugee
Exhibit Opens

An exhibit called THE World
Refugee" which opened yester-
day in the Library of Congress
North Gallery, will be on view
through November Is. I
1t is made up Of photographs
and publications from agencies
and organizations dealing with
refugee problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

:
Institute in Prague, was listed
as a chemistry prize candidate,
Winners of both the chem
istry and physics prizes will be
announced Monday by the
Swedish Academy of Science.
Prof. Heyrovsky is the father
of polargraphy-a method OF
analysing complicated chemical
solutions with the aid of elec-
trodeS.
Discovered Anti-PrOtOn
Drs. Segre and Chamberlain
are accredited with the discov-
cry Of the anti-proton-a mega
lively charged proton.
The newspaper Expressen
also listed American Space Sci
enlist James Van Allen and the
German rocket pioneer, Her
mann Oberth. as qualified Nobel
Prize candidates, but devoted
practically a full page to the
work of the two Berkeley sci
entists.
Assisted by DR.. Clyde Wiegand
and DR.. Thomas Ypsilantis,
Drs. Segre and Chamberlain
made their discovery in Sep
TENDER, 1855. with a specially
constructed machine known as
the bevatron.
The anti-proton, or negative
proton, was discovered in the
multi-billion volt atom smashel
at the university's radiation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Blood Pressure High?
Some Worry Called OK

needs to work off a lot of
emotional energy in activity.
And it's a common experience,
particularly in (the use of
drugs, that patients blood
pressures will come down on
exercise, and not go up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Pukistun OKs Radios

KARACHI, Pakistan, Oct. "a
(AP).-The Pakistan govern
ment today signed an agree
ment with the United Nations
authorizing the U. N. to oper-
ate radio stations in Pakistan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Ben Gurion Wins
Confidence vo+e

JERUSALEM (JTA)-By of SO
Parliament rejected noncondence crczng govern
for the false military
Israel radio The motion introduced
The taken after lengthy statement
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Immiurunts Cited As Aid To Stability

receive large numbers or Jews who
seek home in Israel" Because of
this, he stressed, mo part of Jew
ry anywhere can as yet consider
relinquishing, or in any way dirnin-
ishing, continuance of heavy moral
and financial responsibility in re-
lationship to this vital process"
Tekoah, touching on the tense
situation in the Middle East, char
acterized Nasser as "the principal
source of danger" In that region
and that Nasser's policy was de-
liberately aimed at keeping the
Mid-East In ferment. A constant
source of danger to Egypt's neigh
boring states, Nasser has been
permitting subversive forces into
the Mid-East area, the speaker
said.
eff Iraq loses its independence"
the Israeli UN delegate charged,
''Nasser will be that country's exc
cutioner."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Briton 'Abondons'
Anti

LONDON (JTA) = Oswald Mos
ley, 62-year-old former British Fas-
cist leader, announced he would
run for Parliament in the next
general election on a platform in
which he has completely aband-
oned anti-Semitism."
Mosley will be nominated by his
"Union Movement in the first bid
by the Fascist group to contest a
parliamentary election. He will bid
for the seat in North Kensington,
a central London constituency,
where last years racial disorders
occurred. The seat is now held by
a labor candidate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

David Ben Gurion, who said that
the blame for the mix-up has al
ready been fixed against one high
ranking army officer, while the
responsibility of lower-ranking Of
hcers was still under investigation.
The premier provided no names.
Ben Gurion described the cir
cumstances attending the incident,
but told Parliament he could not,
for security reasons, reveal the
details as to how the mix-up had
actually occurred. He emphasized
that nobody had regretted the Incl
dent more than he and Gen. Chain
Laskov, chief of staff of the army.
He added that both of them were
surprised and stunned" upon
hearing the unauthorized radio an
nouncement.
The premier said he issued in
structions Immediately that all for
eign missions in Israel be inform
ed that, actually, the army Gallup
order affected no more than 1000
reserves and that a grave error
had been committed. He also in
structed General Easkow immedi-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

itely to explain the error to Bel
gums dowager Queen Mother
Elizabeth, now visiting Israel.
Ben Gurion had heard that MEM
bers of Queen Elizabeth's entour-
age were exerting pressure on her
to cut short her visit to Israel and
to return to her home at once
after the false alarm" broadcast.
The non-confidence motion was
introduced by Samuel MilIunis of
the Communist Party; Itzhak Ra-
phael of the National Religious
Party: Menahem Beigin of Herut;
and Peretz Bernstein of the Cen
eral Zionists.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Hebrew Column
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
r'?7y7 1921

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

ATLANTA (JTA)-YoSef Tekoah,
Israeli deputy permanent repre-
sentative at the United Nations,
asserted here that nothing could
contribute more towards stability
and peace In the Middle East than
an increased immigration of Jews
into Israel"
Tel1oah's statement came in a
keynote address at regional en-
ergency conference of major ma
tional Jewish organizations.
''The renewed immigration from
Eastern Europe" the Israeli dele
gate stated, proves that Israel
must at all times be prepared to
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Arabs Harm Selves

PARIS (JTA) - ''The quarrels
which the Arab states pick with
us do more harm to the Arab
states than to Israel" Israel's
Prime Minister David Ben Gurion
declared in an interview published
in lie Monde, one of Frances most
influential newspapers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Grenade Injuries Pair

ALGIERS (JTA) - Two Jews
were wounded by an exploding
hand grenade thrown into a cafe
here. One was the owner, the 9TH
er a customer. Several attacks
have been made against Jews re-
Gently in the cafes area. Most of
the bistro's customers are Jews.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
ExHTBTrTON OF FOIKLORE


We lot about the exhibition and had
heard from friends had visited it. This is the exb
ton Of the folklore of the mnories Israeli Arabs Druse Cir
cassians and other smaller communities When reached Acre
fine building border OF the Old
This used to be Turkish BATH built in the 18th Century Today
the building Municipal Museum the
guide who accompanied the exhibition explained
the courtyard implements of and
exhibits (things) the
exhibition had been collected people villages the
mnorites.
We interesting things in the lofty halls inside the building
utensils,
in another a Bedoun
Armenian weavnga colorfu Arab ebrodering
dresses with beautiful embroidery.
The exhibition really interesting The best testimony
Of its the its opening
ago, over 10000 people have already visited it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
ALEXANDRIA AREA

. -bedroom row brick, full basement,
!, recreation room. front porch. sos
per mo.
HUNTINGTON
2-bedroom Senidetaehed. large land
Scaped lot. SOS per mo.
ENGLESIDE
bedroom frame Cape Cod with
full basement Sos per mo.
BELL REALTY CO.
XII C-1GGG
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LANDOVER HILLS

Vacant for fast possession.
Delightful 3-bedrm. Colonial
sits on wide e-studded lot,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt., side
porch. Close to schools.
trans, etc. FLA approved,
$3.50 On. and mo. payments
OF approx. S94 should han
die.
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S23,500
Az % Loan
Corner Lot

A young brick split-level on a
lovely l4-acre lot. Separated
entrance area. living room
features fireplace with raised
hearth-and-stone slab mantel,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen offering eye-level oven.
counter-top range and lots Of
cabinet space. 3 bedrooms with
large closets. . full baths with
colored fixtures and built-in
vanity finished recreation
room walk-out to large patio.
garage under house, 2O-ft
utility room. window air con-
dlticner goes with house. Cal
FL. 4-S6OO.
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sd. 500 & S21.950
8 and 4 Bedrooms
View & Use Of Lake

Two homes 1-s -A-cis- A.
C-s S1751-.sTs. S1-E E-s kick
and Ger &c g ne -aS- ~
-ureScCs ssTs--Es = -hs 60
y cvs-.1ck--E 8 lcTs-T sS--E-
.s6 AXE F-- -sszEA--S v--5
S-F-.-cs are EvEE ~
E-h 1re-.scs S-s-aC-S CO.
7'r-s-V sc---1e- E.-c-s1s -
syH-lsEsl oven ar c,-1-s-----
-B-Es . .-- hE-hs Dial
-GVCSy 80 90.
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA:
$16,99O Up
Rose Hill
Expands!

Each time a new section has
been started in lovely Rose
Hill Park the homes have
sold. with many families un-
fortunately left out. New an
exciting new section is near
ing completion and you still
have time to pick your home
and lot from a selection Of
r a m b lers and Split-levels.
Some offer walkout Easements.
3 bedrooms exPandable 10 4
. full "colored fixtures" baths,
Westinghouse dream kitch-
ems" with eye-level ovens,
counter-top ranges, dishwash-
ers and disposals. many other
ootional features are avail
able. There's the famed Rose
Hill swimming and tennis
club and a soon-to-be-com-
pleted, superb shopping cen
ter. All sample homes are
DELIGHTFULLY."- air conditioned.
Oven 7 days a week, 10 an.
It'll dark. Call XII. $3.50 or
drive out Shirley highway 81
miles on Franeonia road tn
Rose Hill Farms, turn right
and follow signs.
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CHEYERIY Area:

CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm. ram
bier, attrac. stone front: equip
kit; lots OF extras: Anehor-feneed
lot. Rent, SIPS, or will sell. $3.50
dn, Sq7 so, pi.ti. CALIANDRO
CO. JU. S-lSS6. or AP. 7-4922.
COLUMBIA PIKE. Lake Bancroft
area. 3-bedrm., 4-year-old house
plus : I'm. air-cond., former
physicians once Excellent To-
cation for dentist with small
FAMILY, Avail. Aug. lst. e.
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S24.950
Brick Colonial
Arlington

MS lovely ho-e features ~
- -cu- E-A E-@clE-s psC-
- Ss-tT- cs-- -E-es 1lce-s-Is
bedrooms. finished re--es-1--
-oo-- Il t-- oRss-sE-- QS--
---s-- y-E.-s - IL sE7E-- %
Ec-a E---- TIE lsEs, EE-1 g
AzcA cC- fenced a. G-s--
eF1--11-. trees Ve-y cc1veI-
sent . BIS s1-2C-E a.
schools Cal "A $500
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mod. house; } bedrmS. on LIST fr-:
. additional bedrms end IF /;
dishvasher. stove, refgr.. fenced
in yard, heated garage: excel.
neighborhood with schools within
walking distance. Avail. for = WIS.
Owner on foreign assignment
Call 10 LIZA for amt.
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S17,950
4-BedrOonn
Cape Cod

An older home with much 10
offer Entrance foyer. fire
place in living room. dining
room. bright equipped kitch-
en-. All bedrooms are goo6
S.ze. > fun baths, Soft uiil-
lty room and soft. tied -eC-
rsation room IN fun OUTSIDE
entrance basement. doCtls "a
rage, loft. screened porch
walk TO bus and shop. Etfrac-
tive hedeed and fenced yard
Call so. 5000
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ALIEN. BEVERLY HILLS min.
TO Pent. High eley; LIST 'nr.. Inv.
Hn., nrepl. sep. din. rm., little
family m, den with full bath
md ar, lovely bedrmS bath
COUNTY = Corner
brick, excel. condition: 1921
Ab;ngdon St; 4 bedrmS.. ; baths;
Call Mr.. COHEN. XII. g-ej3O.
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ITALIAN RESTAURANT. hQl

ooWEtoWn cor. SeaiS -. Cocl
4p.m.. closed Sunday. doing $50,
Wk; nice bar business owner l
not an eXper. operator: prlee. 81.
500; terms. 5000 cash W 3
THRIFT. l4ll Pa. ave nv Ma
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AIR-CoNDTTIONED
BYTFORD orr COM AVE. ENT.

CHEVY CHASE. NORTH = Hu-e
: hedru,s. 4 baths. den. SEQ. din
IN. cream kit. full bsmt., big
rec m H-car GARAGE ser
norCN- 7'-7ns. = a-re SsMUTT,
Z BOGLEY OF ND. INC. OIL.
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COLORED-S79

OTHER EoUSs RPTs fvsW.
LIST NATL REALTY
> THOMAS CIRCLE NV.
RE-. T-2S.tl
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AGA MOVERS-1 rIn., 81; 9 rms,
81. 3 rms, 50 up. Padded vans,
24-hr. service. AID 2-l475.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-FHA approved
Oct brk-; s ms. = baths. rec
nm with pOEder IN. maids bath.
scr. liv. porch Terms. Sl.9O1 IN
-oalenes st t-uS; 30 Yrs Eres
IL 6-ss33. L 7. GRAVATTE,
RkAL1O2- Ma S-Os53
ONLY $3.50. Completely detached
frame DWELLING On lCe- lot n
DeanEooo. D c. NJ ShsrIf I'd
rms. ana bath, snail On. nay
ment
KAY REALTY co. RA. S-.sOn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AAA MOTIFS FOR SALE

lCE H THOMPSON
s3e woodward Bids. Jackson $500
DENTAL lar. rw0er must sacri-
nee: make otter. Ma. $500 De-
tween " and ;
CAR WASH AND PARKING GA
RAGE-Sxcellent downtown ioca-
ton: fully automatic car wash and
7O-ear naTking garage; low rent;
owner must sell because OF other
for right party. or viii trade fer
income property or vacant clear
ground Box 4o4-Z. Star.
DISTRIBUTORS. men-Womsn. fun
or part tine 20 service eSt25-
nshed acounis. Costume ieUelry.
Gift items. etc. 70 al type re-
tail outlets. Guaranteed income
Minimum investment $50. so.
E.GA@l
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COLLEGE PKWAY, HOLLYWOOD.
Conv. 10 NSA and Fl. Meade
First offering on this 2-story brick
Colonial bedrms.. sep. din
nm, compact kit, full tiled bsmt.
Loo. on most desirable cor. lot.
Lge. trees, nice shrubs. Anchor
fenced; off-street parking; alum
storm doors Asking S14,50O. Just
$500 On. and S91.6 pays all
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WOODMOOR

Attractive 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
shade trees, hsmt., porch, corner
lot See this one
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AM WILLING TO PAY UP TO $500
mo for 4-bedrm. house With den
and garage in Beth. CHEVY Chase
area. EU. 3-SSOS, Ext s76
We NED LISTNGs on rental
homes in the silver Spring and
Rockville area. Call FRANK l.
HEWITT CO. 10. $4,000
9 OR ; BEDRN. HOUSE,. upper
northwest preferred. weekdays.
IA. s-49O0. Ext. 5i3; evenings and
Sunday. DI. s-5i97 or CO. $3.50.
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S12.500
Walk to Shop
$500 Down

A nsst-an5-cleEa rs-alsF O
rSp-E-- 3oT C1-Plgtely
equipped kitchen With clS7os-
a. y be1roc-s- Lots q CicSs5
y-sCs separate utility rrc--
hs-hecus Dit II Rack ysrc
WAKING distance q Shes
sAoc-EE An1 buses Sezr
Corners Cal EI S-SSSo
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VA.-New 3-bedroom, e
bath brick rambler. complete GB
cleo. kit with dishvasher and wall
oven: IS Minis TO Pentagon and
D. c.. Sl75: leaSe-purchaSe AZ.
rangements can be made
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HOUSES FURNIsNE
lcoNIlNuEpl

ALEX. house, July IS
& WkS. q rms, air-eond, becrm
81. baths. TE. 6-5d3a.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 4-bed
rm,, 2-bAth home; BlAdensburg
larpe ward, avail. Aug, i-Jan. l,
StiA mo. WA 5-64ad,
GARFIELD ST, near Wisconsin
ave- -bedrm.,, s,t.bAth brick
nicely furnished 5000 mo. AID. 4
0a9O; ewes. aRA. 3-6476.
GEORGETOWN = 2 bedrooms,
baths: on yearly lease, Ss25 per
month. NELLIE LOWE cAsSEL,
Realtor, AID. 4-sllS, OIL, a-3l35
SHTPLEv SHOPPING CENTER,
a2s7 Savannah ST. se.-Approx,
20 by no: 500 mo. For informA-
ton, call THE FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO MA. S-N35..
COL0RED = 1871 GIRARD ST
NW-ll rooms ideal for apis
and roomins house. to rent con
tact PENNY APosToLIDEs. 6i7
p st. NV RE. T-52s4: JU. S.
1850 sns
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FOREST HEIGHTS, MD. : L.

FALLS CHUkCH-Sl4 20: 3-bedrm.
brick, firepl.. Gin. nm. cleo. kit,
English hsmt.. garage. trees.
OWNER. L. COOK. JE @-;i.77s
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1O6i Brookfield Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-86n0
y3l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
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GAYWOODS
GI-NOTHING DOWN

Sparkling new 3-bedrm. brick ram
blers. 3 models to choose from,
starting at Sl6,500. Many ap-
pointed features and extras galore
Beautiful de luxe kitchens with
counter-top range, wall ovens. dis
posal, birch cabinets and stainless
steel sinks Full bsmts, with
painted walls and tiled floors
Some models have . full baths
and bay picture windows. Sodded
lots and concrete driveways All
public utilities. Paved traffic
free streets. One of the area S
best new-house values. See and
compare.
Directions: Out Baltimore-W Wash.
Expressway to Rte. 80, right on
Rte. 80 approx. 3 mi. to Lanham-
severn I'd, left on Lanham Severn
I'd : mi to Gaywoods Estates and
model house
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M. T. Broyhill & Sons Corp.

4bIU Zee hwy. ia 81 5VU
M0NTG. CO., Conn. Ave! Pk-4-
bedrm. glamoTouS, modern, split
level, hge Cathedral ceiling nv
nm, l2Xl7 din. I'm, 1SXl7 kit,
lovely neighborhood: SlSS NO
Call EVELYN G. KAPLAN CO
RA. 6-S145.
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ARLINGTON MORT

3 bedrms., Ia baths, liv. IN,
equipped kit, separate dining I'M,
full oSmt. Sl55 mo. SERVICE
REALTY, INC, 1904 N. Rhodes,
Arlington IA ASSN
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S14,950
Below Alexandria
$500 Down

Membership in the Little
HuntIpg Park Pool availsblt
with this attractive. well
cared-for brick Cape Cod. =
bedrooms. ~ baths, comfort
able den, modern kitchen in
Guiding disposal. Situated on
a corner lot with fenced req
yard. Walk to buses and
schools Close to shoppinr
Call so. 5000.
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WLSIGAIE, 1910 FLINT DR.N.W.
full Baths 5 hall baths. Ice. iiv.
nm. with firepl.. fun sized din.
nm; den, mod. elee. kit. patio
with brk. barbecue, Dashboard hot
water heat, wired for air cond
conv. location. close to schools.
direct route to downtown D. c.
Available Immediately Nav be
seen by appointment. Rent S275
per. mo. George Y. Worthington
and Sons. Management Corp.
BAG n st NV FE 1-3onO
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Modern Ebay service station 10
Gated on heavily Travelled road N
re. D. c. Avail. immed- Minimum
investment required. 5000. FlE-
Their information call Mr. CRAIG,
ia. 9-S5OO
FOR RENT-DTy cleaning plant,
tsolventl. d. 7-s274.
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE
est. Al yrs. in extremely eaSy
location: owner passed away. ca
pable Of doing $4,000 yearly,
sacrifice for -. 900 or best o1eE
incl stock and fixtures. Call Mr.
LATT. TX. 3-l7O0.
ITALIAN RESTAURANT. hQuor
downtown cor. seats IS. cOens
4pm. closed Sunday. doing sou
Wk.; nice bar business owner IS
not an eXpeE. operator: prlee. Si.-
500; terms. 5000 cash " 3.
THRIFT. l41l Pa. ave- nv Ma.
LIQUOR TAVERN. upper I4th St
NV. seats So. ar eond.. valS-tn
box. eie-; doing 500 TX. Eoo3
bar business; machines e,ncs;
eesy od rent: price; s. 500 isT1s'
ian Pa, ave. NV. NA. SOFAS,
MAYTAG COIN-o-MATIc
LAUNDRY SrORES-Your choke
Of four different sizes, as Low as
$1,000 down. installed. Sc 6ank
financing. 40 10 CO., resarn On in
veStment No inventory or per-
Snnnel problems Little Supe-yi-
sion. Cal MARI e. INC. OIL
4-23Sa OF OIL asses
SERVICE SrATION-For lease: .
bay located in Anrandale. on
Rte $50; good gallonaEeS; mini
mum investment NEEDED Fo- fur
thsE information call Mr. KING,
TRAILER PARK On Route 40.
NJ. EcEeUoo6-s7 SnaceS. ia6iV
meters; UNDERGROUND EiTing Lake
front; write Box 40S-T. star
SIGN SHOP, fully stated. long ss-
tao!iSheo. IN downtown area eK-
eel. accounts. doing 4 Soo1 volume
OF work, proprietor wishes % Te-
tire. Box cSt-Z. Star
TYPE COMPOSITION BUSINESS
in Washington. D. C. We I'll
furnish ycu Linotype and a6e-
ouate supply Of type faces 50 yoa
can set your oEn composition
business IN return for u hours
weekly Of composition. for which
ne also VII pay you $50 Q Eeek
IN cash; EouiDnen; IS yours &c
Esmainoer. Of week; TEL al i
q, BENJAMIN Franklin Station
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CLOSE IN
HONEY LIVING

Corner wooded lot. 3-bedroom brick
Colonial. Separate dining room.
Close 10 schools. TRANSFORMATION
ana ehnnrIr- 81 SLLu