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STOP

ISIS University Blvd. West
AND DISCUSS YOUR HOUSING
Ez EVE < ho mp WY II kST NOW
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Star Dust

LOCAL CAT MAKES GOOD:
The cat pictured herewith
is owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Gilbert Of Arlington.
As you can see, she deco
rates the official seal for
National Cat Week, which
begins today. Her name Is
Candy, and she's a graduate
Of the Arlington Animal
Rescue League. As Miss
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National Cat Week of 1885," her picture viii around
the world. Mr. Gilbert is photo-journalist.
COME AND SEE: Two pictures Of California play
ground map reproduced in the September q issue Of
SUNDAY The Star Magazine stirred the local pride Of
sixth grader Robert OMealy of Brighwood Elementary
School. He writes Your article showing the map
of the United States the playground was nothing new
to the children of Brghtwood Elementary School right
here in Washington AS matter, of fact the children
themselves created 30x60foot map the playground
last october with the supervision of professional carto
grapher You cordially invited to and for
yourself" Thanks for the invitation Bob Incidentally,
the California map measured only 80 by 18 feet.
AT WITS END: We frequently asked where get the
Jokes for All In Fun feature which, incidentally has
caught on very well. The answer is that buy some
from syndicate sent in by readers and some
times when the column is short-when at wits
end to fill it, that iswe make them ourselves. We
also asked about the writer of light Laugh
ing 1t Off, Well, Evelyn Wade is Alexandria wife and
mother who writes advertising for local department
store Her verse has appeared in national maga
zines.
NEXT SUNDAY: You'll meet an 8year-old girl who is
successful fashion model.
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The Front Cover

What the beauty on the cover
wants you to hear is that this is
National Cat Week, seven days
set aside to honor Americas Is
to 27 million cats. Joseph r.
Spies, the photographer, is Gov
ernment chemist whose hobby
is taking pictures of his cats.
For some other slants on cats, see
Star Dust (above) and page 10.
106o
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
CJA Appeal
For Workers
Is Issued

A strongly-worded appeal
for volunteer workers for the
1860 Tucson Combined Jew
ish Appeal has been issued
jointly by David N. Ginsburg,
president of the Tucson Jew
ish Community Council and
Henry H. Kaufman, CJA
general chairman.
''The Combined Jewish Ap-
peal is the unified fund-raiS-
ing drive of the Tucson Jew
ish community" the appeal
said. Through CJA we are
able to extend aid to 49 over
seas, national and local health
and welfare organizations.
Each organization looks to us
for help and we must respond
with our greatest effort.
"In recent years CJA has
done a fine job, but it can con-
tinue only if we get the COM
plete cooperation of the COM
munity. At present the cam
paign leadership is sorely in
need of volunteer men work.
ers to serve on all campaign
committees. We appeal to the
community to come forward
| and serve this vital fund
raising program"
Meanwhile committees for
the 1860 campaign began to
take shape. Meyer Agron,
chairman of the advanced
gift S committee, announced
that his co-chairmen will be
Sol Kamin, Fred RoSen and
Jack Young and that Jerry
Sonenblick will be dinner res
ervation chairman.
ST SchOrr, chairman of the
trade division, named his CO.
chairmen as Stanley Feldman,
J. E. Zevin and William Levin
with Joe Myerson as special
advisor.
William Gordon, chairman
of the professional division,
named Gordon GreenWald his
co-chairman. The m e d / C a l
group chairman is DR.. M. M.
Halpern; DR.. Wilfred Alter,
dentists group chairman;
Marvin Cohen, lawyers chair
man; Aaron Paul and Jack
Smith, accountants chairmen
and DR.. Nathan Ingber, vet
Grams division chairman.
David Bloom, chairman of
the community division, an
nounced that his co-chairmen
are Hyman Leve, Sid Weiner,
Marvin Fortm m a n, Sandy
Shaw, Martin Malsh and Nor
riS BeniSch.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

the Syrian King Antiochus in
the Holy Land two millennia
ago. The despotic ruler at
tempted to force paganism
upon the Jews, who rose up
to resist under the leadership
of Judah MaccabaeuS. In the
year 165 bee, Judah Mac
cabaeus and his band recap
tured the Temple at JeruSa-
lem, cleansed it, rededicated
it, and proclaimed an eight
day dedication of the altar"
Jews have commemorated the
holiday annually ever since.
Candles are kindled every
night of the holiday, begin
ming with one on the first
night, two on the second, un-
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Early DeodIine
For Copy For
Next Issue

There's an early deadline
for all copy and organiza-
tional news for the Jan. 8
edition of The Arizona Post.
All copy must be in the
office of the Post by Fri
day, Jan. 1 at 5 pm.
The early deadline is
necessitated by a special
convention junket to New
York City by the papers
editor.
Please remember that no
copy can be handled after
Jan. 1.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

TRADITIONAL SETTING - Harry Shift, life trustee
Cong Anshe Israel and longtime resident Of Tvcson
helps his grandson, Sandy light the first eonde which
the celebration of chonUkoh tonight Pictured at the left is
another grandson james and the right grand
daughters Liz and Susan The Shifts have two other grand
children Sue Friedman of New Jersey and Louise Sfephone
Shift of tucson
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

til finally eight candles blazed
in the special Hanukah men
orah or candelabrum. The hOl-
iday is celebrated with special
services, prayers and hymns,
in synagogues, homes and re-
ligious schools.
Chanukah is known as the
Festival of Lights" and also
as the days of Dedication" "
It's universal t h e m - the
fight for religious freedom
has echoes in human history,
particularly in the civilization
of the western world, and is
as meaningful today as it was
in the times of Judah Macca-
baeuS.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

Grandma Golda Mattathias,
widow of the late leader, is
said to be in charge of the
secret-Weapon arsenal. Col.
Judah today gave his rebel
movement a new name. Here
after they will be known as
MaccabeanS. Since the word
"maabi" means hammer, Col.
Judah is being criticized for
taking a name similar to that
of the U.N. Chief. But he
sticks to his secret weapon.
MODIN, JUDEA, (JTA) -
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
SOMEWHERE IN THE

JUDEAN HILLS, (JIA) -
Your correspondent has
reached the select hide-out OF
the Hasmoneans. They mean
business. Armed with spears
and pruning hooks, the rebels
emerge from their lair every
night, attack the Syrian posi-
tions, and retreat at dawn.
Resistance groups and guer-
rilla units are being organized
throughout the district. Mat
tathias has established a Gov
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
ChonUkoh Fefe Is Symbol
For Religious freedom

The eghtday holiday Chanukah the Jewish festival
that has symbozed the fight for religious freedom through
the ages, begins at sunset today.
Chanukah, chronced in the Book of the MaccabeeS,
reces the struggle between Jewish freedom fighters and
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
The Real Story Of ChonUkah

beans h haVe re-entered the
Holy City. They have re-taken
the Temple, and have begun
renovations. There is a scan
dial brewing behind the scenes.
The Temple is short of oil -
all of it having been used up
for the manufacture of that
secret latkes weapon. 1t has
been ascertained authorita-
lively that 20 regiments of
Syrians were fed the latkeS,
whereupon they went to sleep,
while Col. Judah's troops at
tackled them with hammers.
JERUSALEM, KiSlev 81,
(JTA) - A miracle has oc-
CURED. 1t has developed that
some of the oil-soaked latkeS,
right out of Golda'S deep
freeze, yielded enough oil to
keep the Temple lights going.
Impeachm ent proceedings
that have been threatened
against Grandma Golda have
been dropped. Jews are dane
ing in the streets, celebrating
their liberation. Judah has
been proclaimed King.
ROME, Special to JTA -
Day Hammerslinger returned
to U.N. headquarters today.
He has issued a communique
declaring that a great victory
has been achieved by the Unit
ed Nations presence in Judea.
II see a will to peace" he
stated. Dispatches from Da-
mascus report that the new
Syrian King Alexander jan
naeus, is receiving fresh arms
and training new troops. Col.
Judah is doing the same.
UNITED NATIONS, NY,
(JTA) - Happy Chanukah.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

ROME, Special to JTA -
Judah the Hasmonean arrived
here this week, and has placed
a formal complaint against
Syria before the United Ma
tons. Judea is accusing Syria
of practicing Genocide. The
Security Council has been in
session for 48 hours. Rome
has exercised it's veto, and the
Judean draft resolution has
been shelved. Secretary Gen
eral Day the Hammerslinger
announced after the Council
adjourned that he is leaving
for Judea to establish a U.N.
presence.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

The entire district has been
cleared of SyrianS, and Col.
Jud a h has established the
headquarters of the Govern
ment-in-Exile here. 1t is posi-
BILE now to reveal the nature
of the Judean secret weapon.
1t is something called latkes,
fried in oil brought here from
the Temple in Jerusalem. 1t
looks as if the Jews are win
ming the war.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

ernment-in-E xile, and has
named one of his sons, Judah,
as Ambassador to the United
Nations.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
Via News Bulletins
By Saul Carson
(J.T.A. Correspondent at
the United NatiOnS)

UNITED NATIONS, NY
For the first time, the real
story behind the most dra-
matte series of events involv-
ing the United Nations was
revealed here today exclusive
ly to this correspondent. Out
of U.N. archives never before
seen by any man-and never
seen since, except in these dis
patches - comes the tale
of the Maccabees and h e r
struggle against Genocide.
MODIN, JUDEA, KisleV "a,
16O BEE. (JTA) - Jews in
this village are resisting the
orders of King Antiochus w.
Details are still lacking, but
it was ascertained = on the
highest authority - that a
priest has murdered a Syrian
captain, and has called on the
population of Modin to join
him in battle. The priests
name is said to be MattathiaS,
an energetic Hasmonean. A
local psychiatrist told this
correspondent that old Malta
thias probably suffers from a
suicide complex.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25
MODIN. JUDEA (JTA)

MODIN, JUDEA (JTA) -
Day Hammerslinger appealed
to both sides in"the Judea-Syr-
ian strife today to lay down
their arms and listen to rea-
son. The Syrians promptly at
tackled the Hasmoneans. War
RACES through hout Judea.
Hammerslinger told the JTA
exclusively today: There is
no doubt whatever in my
mind: "a will to peace exists. "
Four battalionS of Syrians are
missing.
SOMEWHERE IN TIL e
JUDEA HILLS, (JTA) - Old
MattathiaS died today. One of
his sons, Juda h, has been
elected as Colonel of the Ju-
dean guerrilla forces. He has
grown a black beard. Victory
after victory is being reported
by the Judean rebels. There is
no doubt that the Judeans are
employing a secret weapon.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

JERUSALEM, Kislev "a,
BEE, (JTA) - The Macca-
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

UNITED NATIONS, NY,
(JTA) - Happy Chanukah.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-25

OtPT. OF LIBRARY d
ARCHIVES
STATE CAPITOL
PHOENIX, Arr IONA
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

Representing team Spon-
sors at the banquet at the
Pioneer Hotel were Marvin
Cohen, president of B"nai
Birth; Mr.. and Mrs. David
N. Ginsburg of Enca n t o
Drug; Mr.. and Mrs. Art Seer
lip of Mart Electronics;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fischer
for Beacon Lighting; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kali for Lascco;
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Glaedey
of Auto Plane Electric; Mr..
and Mrs. Nanny Kahn of Ma
tional Health Studios; Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Shein of Ben
Shein Realty; Sy Schulman
and sgd Katz of National
Cancellation Shoes and Jerry
Courtney of Jerry Courtney
Investments.
High Individual games of
the season were rolled by Ike
Kuropatkin, 263; M a uri C e
Falkow, 256 and Irving New
mark, 256. High individual
series were scored by Ike
Kuropatkin, 674; Irv New
mark, 651 and Hank Green,
624.
Mr.. KurOpatkin also had
the highest league average
with 181. Trailing him were
Larry Bookstaff, 176; Morris
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
Diamonds


The Diamonds, captained
by Mrs. Philip Levin, won
the Hadassah bowling league
championship with a 81 VIC
tory over the Opals in a play
off.
The two teams had dead
locked for the title at the end
of regular play. Members of
the Diamonds with Mrs. Lew
in were Caryl Kahn, Dot
Tanz, and Dot Goldstein.
Members of the Opals were
Ruth Kramer, Sally Tobias,
Lillian Baggin and Esther
Posner, team captain.
Members of the third place
Topaz team were Selma Da-
Wis, Sadie Steinberg, Elsie
FEEDER and Ruth Berman.
High single game of the
season was rolled by Fay
HirSh with 1874. She also had
high series with $40. The Ru-
bies had high team game of
7O1 and the Opals had high
team series of 1881.
Reservations are now being
taken for next years bowl
ing league. Entries can be
made by calling Mrs. Gold
Stoip
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
Bur Mifzvuhs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
Richard Bluth, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bluth will be
Bar Mitzvah at Cong. Anshei
Israel on May 80.
Richard is in the seventh
grade at Townsend Junior
High. He is a member of the
school basketball team. He
attended the Science Work
shop at the University of Ari-
zona last summer. Richard
is a member of ATS and
TWeens. He plays the viclin
and is interested in science
ard particularly radio.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

Olshansky, 172; Ben Meyer
son, III and Ted Karnofsky,
III. Dan Nacman was the
most improved bowler of the
season with an increase of
nine points.
The high team game of the
season was rolled by Lascco
with 1O45 and also the high
team series with 1888.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
B'nui Birth Team
LuUded AT BunQUet

Bnai Births champions feted the annual ban
quet of THE ARIZONA POST bowling league last Sunday
The BIB defeated the frst-half winners Encanto
Drug for the league championship Bna Birth received
THE ARIZONA POST championship trophy.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE '57 coronet; l,3pb; excel,
cond., =. and h. push-button, pvt,
owner. IA. 4-3S60 or ME. $4,000,
lEDsEL 1873 corsalr hardtop coupe;
let black with red trim. very low
mileage: loaded with extras; guar
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD "a Fordor station wagon;
heater: e.cyiinder With sconom mi
cal trans; only S7g6. HILL q
SANDERS. Metropolitan Washing
tons Oldest Ford leadership,
Nd. 10. $4,000.
FORD IS club sedan; radio ant
Asss's s StTaish rs i SOIs Ss s;Slusss a
in monthsi Only $95 down, bank
rate financing on balance.
AUTO FAIR, INC.
1855 Eastern Ave. 8. g.. Nd.
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SO HILLMANS

HENRY J '53; clean; Teasonable:
economical. Ii. 3-96s2. Ask Tor
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FORD '64 s-cyl. customiine sed.
less than 10000 mi; $7oO. EM
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TRIANGIE EORn

FORD '66 Custom IS" Fordor: ra.
dio; heater; clean throughout
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Capitol Auto Sales

30lO X. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-l003
FORD '55 convertible; radio, heat
ep; Fordomatic, WV. tires: 5000
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7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAkOMA PIX, ND. JU. $1,000
FORD 1883 acton pickup; blue.
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FORD 1888 Victoria; excellent cond !,
1 must be sold this weekend. JE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO VS. Custom Fordor: ex-
cellent green and white finish.
clean as q pin both inside and
out; only $685.; HILL a SANDERS,
FORD 0 peaiership. iiasS viers Mi
rd.. wheaton. Nd. 10. 5-4O06.
FORD '5S; q beautiful 2-door sedan
with viii radio. heater tyo-tone ivory
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f soad sserl SSs'0Ss sis sI Rj'n az
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STEWART BUICK

1923 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. b.7350
FORD 1884 Fordor sedan: "6",
so sSisH Sss sn'l In i.s sns H. 5000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PARKWAY

FORD SO Tudor VS., straight
stick, heater and defrostsr' choice
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD '55 9:passenSer Country Sc
dan; =. and h., Fordomatic, good
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FORD 1856 Fordor Victoria hard.
fully powered; 2-tone paint. Wv
VIE dawO oWp psNrJ 1-y g VAR MY
T0 2Rsss;, $500 AoER RID. wa
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BOWMAN


studebaker-Pac kard- Mercedes
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RA. 0-1122
FIAT '5S 4-dr. sedan; one Of Italy's
finest economy cars; completely
equipped, incl. radio; light blue
sale, $l,0e5, LOGAN CORD,
IlSo Goth q! * INV" pI, 7-6soo'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIANGLE FORD
Capitol Auto Sales

ana essts sl'y yors S'ssSsHils T Tscaf
tires; black and white inside anc
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FORD 81 Fordor ctry. sed. was. :
9 pass; original black and white
finish with original red and white
leather interior, mechanically
sound. Fordomatic, =. and a.,
many other extras. Only 81, es5
LOGAN lFoRDl, 1850 Goth st.
NV. DI. 7-bS00. Open ewes. It'll 3
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FE. $4,000 Re. 3-640s
FORD '5S Fordor Country sed. wag.
premium quality 6-pass.; gleam-
ing original white finish with spot
less interior red and white leath-
erette: VS., Fordomatic. power
steering and brakes, tinted glass,
cleo. windows. air cond., l owner.
must see. to appreciate. Only ST.
495; 1O,O00-mtle, Tyr. guar
antee avail. LOGAN (FoRDl
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50l0 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-30ss
FORD 1854 Victoria hardtop: Ford.
SSmaeic' w radio, thea heater, cleo, win.
must be seen 10 be sppreeRis at
S45 down. PINEY BRANCH NO.
TORS, $500 AoER RID. wa. Z.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CONTINUED,
TAKOMA FORD

TAKoMA PIX, MD, JU. $1,000
DE SOTO $50 2-door hardtop: orig
blue and white tinish, with auto
trans, power steering, Wv. tires
=. and h.: 1890 .
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FORD DEALERS FOR AZ YEARS
5000 M 81. NV. Re, 3-22O4
OPEN LABOR DAY WEEK END
FORD 80 station wagoni T.. b.,
trans. Sa7b, AK f-10ib'
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FIAT 1889 1900 de luxe 4-dr. Sc
dan; cream body, black top. $500
miles, luggage carrier, plastic seat
covers, Wv. tires. Price $1,S75.
OF, R-709R
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Fine quality io-inch officioI
size white envelopes for all
your needs. Use for mailing
your tax returns. Be eco
nomieol buy by the box and
SAVE lie.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-09-01

Forming is q hazardous business. Guord
carefully against accident but protect your
self from loss by taking out q Montund
Former Stockmon SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY Full information on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montonu
F0rmer -Stockmon. Greet Folls. Mont.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
First
Allowance

A little girl with thirty cents
of her very OaOm and the
whole worh to spend 1t IN
A LITTLE GIRLS first allowance isn't merely handful OF
pennies nickes and dimes. 1t is perhaps the most i'm
portant money she'll have and ranks with the first date
or orchid or house turning point in her life.
With allowance she is longer baby who must ask
for everything but almost grownup capable of choosing
what to buy-or to
Here sNyear-od Martha Gorm of Evanston, Illinois,
in wonderful world of planning and deciding on her own
at long last A Woman of Property.
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VALUES

100-ACRE MONTGOMERY e.
TATE FARM-Beautifully done s.
room, 3-bath home on high eleva-
ton with attractive grounds.
Bank barn, silo and all out
buildings: $4,000.
RIVER RID. EXTENDED-Over 300
acres at $500 per acre. Rental
income Just under $1,000.
ABOVE RIVER ROAD and Seneca
-l60 acres at $500 per acre.
Now rented.
B ACRES, close-in Gaithersburg: s.
bedroom, 2-bath farm home:
stream; S1S,950.
& ACRES, short distance Acc
bedrooms, den, 3 baths, brick
S0-AcRE Frederick farm: o-story
brick home: barn, etc; $4,000.
250-AcRE stock farm; good level
land, water. and only about $3.50
per acre.
2OO-ACRE MONTGOMERY farm for
EVERYTHING IN LAND, large and
small.
ROMER e. CO, REALTORS
Gaithersburg 2g9
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CHEVY CRAsE-Two u acre lots
tiles in. Ho 2-0O46.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-corner lots:
Ssu0 and 5000 Conn. ave. ]. M.
DECKER, BIB S. 2nd ST., Glen
dale. Arizona.
CLINTON, MD. = Rambler sites,
WOODED. Sl.50O uD. D yrs. or more
to pay. OWNER. JU. 5-5533.
COLESvILLE, MD.-I3 acres in
taSt-groW. area; SCOTT. front on
paved rd.; 81 900 a. To. 2-7s5O.
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE SPACE. LOCO 50. IT,, I'd
floor. busy shopping center. 2S4O
Alabama ave Sc, opposite Sears
dept Store-Suitable for any busi-
ness or professional operation.
Phone 10. 3-636S.
SOUTHERN BLDG.-share once,
desk; avail. April L; S35 mo-: refs.
WO. 6-3273, ewes. or week ends.
SPACE IN AIR-COND. SUITE; vic.
18th and X n.v.-Telephon ans.
and seer. Serv. avail. ME. S-6b73.
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ORGANIZATION
BUILDING
oGIsTANDING BUSINESS LocA:

TON. on busy highway, in rap
Idly growing section OF Charles
County. Nd. Also locations for
SHOPPING centers and tracts, suit
able subdivisions near prosperous
town. LEONARD SNYDER, West
4-33ll, La Plata. Nd
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

CONTRACTORS OFFICE and fenced
yard. 2503 50th ave, Bladens-
or will trade for undeveloped In.
dustrial: suitable for warehouse.
Call MISS HANLEY. SP. 3-l12I.
KENILWORTH INTERCHANGE-9-
door truck terminal with rail serv-
ice and 10000 50. II. of fenced
yard. Avail. NAV VI or sooner.
A. M. ROTH O., RE. 1880.
LEASE; NE. SEC. d. C.; II 900 50.
u. on . floors In FIRE rest. bldg.
Powered for industrial. frgt. elev.
and enclosed yard. For insp. Call
MA. 2-l433.
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LAKE BANCROFT. 35.7a5 So IT..
Blair I'd. side, good location. over
looks lake CT. 6-3639.
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MT. AIRY, MARYLAND

MT. AIRY, MARYLAND
Near Mt. Airy, Fred. Co.-6-rm.
asbestos mingled house; bath: oil
h.-w. furnace. modern kitchen;
poss. soon; low taxes; 1000.
12a acres in. Unionville. Md.-10-
early poss; So, 900.
H. P RURDETTE & SON. REAL
TORS. MT. AIRY, MD, PHI. 1913:
eye; and Sun; phi. Ann, 6s4-J'
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"A PLATA.INpIANHEAD AREA =

Home Sites IN excellent COMMUNE
ties on highway and State roads.
Also. acreage tracts ) to 300 acres
suitable retirement homes or sub
division. LEONARD SNYDER. West
4-53ll, La Plata, Md.