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is active in State legal affairs,
and Montgomery Peoples Court
Judge Einar Christensen also
have considerable support.
Senator Northrop said he Is
waiting for a recommendation
from the bar association be-
fore deciding what TO do on
the judgeship issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

that at least three Of the Sem
ators are ready to reject most
of the Pollack appointments.
The Senate usually goes along
with the decision Of local Sena-
tors in these matters.
Gov. Tawes declined to COM
ment when asked II he would
make the same appointments
II he had 1t to do over again.
He also rejected a question
as to whether he had been as
unaware as apparently had the
Mayor and Mr.. Pollack over
the appointments possible
effects on the elections.
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gle for !, an appointment from
Gov. Tawes.
He said he may kill q bill al
ready passed by the House that
would create q judgeship as Of
June / and permit the Gov
ernor to I'LL the seat.
In substitution for this meas
ure, he is considering q pro-
posal to create two new judge
ships by q constitutional
amendment that would be SUBJ
mitted to voters on q State
wide basis in 1860. Candidates
for the two seats then would
run for ONCE in 1862.
Two Courtrooms
Senator Northrop pointed out
that an addition to the court
house will not be completed
until 1861. The court. with three
Judges now. has only two court
rooms.
1.-THE pressure for appoint
ment to the proposed judge
ship has been tremendous
on Gov. Tawes and myself. /"
Senator Northrop said.
I
At least I'VE candidates are
known to be actively seeking
the judgeship planned in the
House bill.
Joseph M. Matthias. Silver
Spring attorney, who served al
western Maryland Regional
chairman for the Tawes cam.
lpaign last year. Is considered 9
leading contender and report.
edly has support Of County
Democratic Party Chairman
Ward w. Caddington.
Working Hard
Stedman Prescott, jr., deput.
attorney general and son o
Judge Prescott Of the Cour
of Appeals. has been workini
hard for the appointment
through State legal circles can't
the political clique headed b,
Attorney General c. Ferdinand
Sybeft.
Montgomery County Appeal
Tax Court Judge Nathanie
Ely has been q frequent visito
to the State House here sine
the courtship bill was intro
duced.
Attorney Ralph Shure. VIII
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in our history to come out with
a free balance" Mr.. Potter
said. The amount increases
some every year. Our goal is
to pile up $4,000 to use as a
lcushion, in case some unfore-
seen circumstance comes along
which might make us 60 into
the red. Take. for example. the
Home Show. which had four
days Of heavy snow last year.
We haven't reached that goal
yet, but may in the next few
years"
Actually our attendance has
increased steadily over the past
three years. Our best year was
1858. when over $4,000 people
came to the show. he explained.
Part Of Community
at is gratifying. People are
beginning to realize that the
flower show is here to stay. so
long as the Lord permits. 1t
has become part Of the COM
munity. and a lot Of people
look forward to it as an i'm
portant part Of their lives each
March"
Tomorrow's hours at the
Armory are from 2 to II pm
For each day thereafter. the
opening hour will be II am
The general theme is Mature
on Parade"
I Local garden clubs will make
hundreds of flower arrange
ments for competition in "a
classes, with prizes awarded
daily.
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Moneuvering Imperils
NewCounty Judgeship
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Mar 5-Poltcai maneuyerng for proposed
Montgomery County Circuit Court judgeship may result In
woyear delay in establishing the seat on the bench
Senator Edward s. Northrop Democrat OF Montgomery
admitted today that he giving serious consideration TO reqr
that candidates for election rather than ug
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Stote Bill to Offer
$500 7 eocher Raise
ny : star sac Wnter

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 5A bill to raise teacher salaries $500
will introduced the Legislature next week according
to Senate Minority Leader Harry I. Phoebus.
The Republicans statement came as Gov Tawes was con-
ferrng School Thomas G. Pullen jr Nilsson C.
Raver executive Of the MARYLAND state Teachers
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Armory Flower Show
Will Open Tomorrow

gossamer touch of spring weighs about 200 tons in
earth for National Capital Flower and Garden
Show which opens at tomorrow for sevenday stand
at the Armory.
buildings in the country would be able to accommodate
the giant required transform bare building into
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Towes Defends Award
Of PIums in Baltimore

ANNAPOLIS Md, Mar 5-Gov. Tawes yesterday defended
his geen bag nominations for Baltimore City which were
credited largely with the failure Tuesday Of Mayor Thomas
DAlesandro IT, to win denomination to fourth term
The Mayor and political ally James H. (Jack Pollock
suffered defeat at the hands of political novice States
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S~~~-~---~~~-- -----~~----@~--~
of weight supported on the
Armory's floor space require an
estimator to think big.
Already brought in are 100
tons of peat, Is tons Of tall
trees. 10000 bricks. uncounted
thousands of plants, all on
dozens of trucks from 80 States
which bring their cargo right
into the Armory.
The statistics on what it
takes to make flower show
were provided today by Lewis
Potter, chairman of this ninth
annual production, while he
watched the final hours of
preparation for tomorrow's for
NAL opening. Mrs. Richard
Nixon, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, was to officiate at the
afternoon session. with con-
gressional and diplomatic fam
lilies as guests.
Logistics Involved
The cost of creating an early
spring indoors is not quite as
staggering as the logistics in
volved, Mr.. Potter said. The
budget is 100000. which, in
cludes $1,000 daily to the Arm
DRY for the use of the building
for the actual duration of the
show, plus $500 each day before
and after for setting-up ano
tearing down operations.
I'VE really began working
here last Monday, starting in al
the Home Show ex!ted," Mr.
Potter explained. I'VE. were II
full sway Tuesday. except fol-
working around a couple of his
boats which were stu here, lef'
over from the other show. Tit
big stuff came In yesterday
most of 1t, and today we're il
fairly complete shape for thu
opening.
THE show closes Thursday
March IL, at II pm. and we
have until noon Saturday tc
vacate the Armory. Then the
dogs start coming in, for the
National Capital Kennel Clut
dog show on Sunday. But by
6 pm. Friday. we'll be almost
out Of here; all that will be left
is the cleanup job"
The Daily Charge
The daily charge for thu
Armory is simply for the use
of the building, additional
costs include electricity, per-
sonnet and such necessary
items as waterproof papel
which is spread underneath
every exhibit, to protect thu
floors.
We've managed every yea
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q WOIIUCI IdIIU ID 4UII UIOOIII-
but the National Guards ire
mendous quarters. at 200l East
Capitol street. have no limits
on the weight permitted.
Even without people-l50, 00C
or so are expected-the amount
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Stor Readers to Select Best Show
Garden: Page c.
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SPRING HAT NEWS
by Mr.. MORTON G.

She'll show you how practically
Mr.. Morton 6. has used his
inventive genius. He's mode
pretty hots for you in heodsizes
y, 22K2 and q. Consult her
in our Millinery Center, Wosh-
inqton Store, Friday and Sot-
urdoy 1000 am. TO 400
and ZOO to 500 pm.
In soft sewn stroW, each in q
host OF bIithe, becoming coIors.
A, Ripple brim, strow soshed.
$500
B. Profile, euvine trim, $500
c. SeIf-scoIIoped pilIbox. $500
WGL-MiIlinery, End Floor >.
selections OF Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexondro
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HEAR CLEARLY AGAIN

Nerve deafness may cause words to
sound unclear to you. You may
strain to understand what is being
said. Hearing strain may lead to
tiredneSs. irritability and fatigue.
Yet hearing strain is easy to take
care Of. A new booklet is out. telling
all about how TO correct hearing
strain. It's called Naturally, you
can hear again. Send for your free
copy. No obligation. (Sent TO you in
a plain wrapPer) Write
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putty
and stepped to Jack Dempsey the first tee and
asked him what had prompted him to appear and play
Jacks answer convulsed the city I'm here. he said
determinedy because I'll do anything to contribute to
juvenile delinquency
With four hours daily to the StrongS find that
they plan the first hour carefully. they generally
wing" the last four They're proudes of their phone in
terviews" with the stars which they hope different
from the usual what-is atest-and
picture type Of thing"
when called Tony Perkins" Jmma points out. I'VE
asked what he had doing that morning Tony replied
Why just finished washing the Dishes and about
take walk That broke the ice and
off IS minutes with honey talk that many Of
listeners asked to repeat"
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Continued From Page n

a half hour later IN oxygen tent.
1t attack, Jimma, whose previous radio
experience desk job WINK, substituted for her
husband All wanted do when finally returned
part-time basis to go home But WMAL officials
had a different idea
You ought to work a team" they suggested Not
only it novel programming concept but it would give
Jerry more leisure"
The Strong schedule, 1910 to pm five days
week and 10 to Saturdays is prodigiouS
They aim their show for the housewvesand hear from
them, too" grins Jmma.
"Al have to do is raise my little with Jmma
and the switchboard really lights up Jerry They
tell me plainly that they get along without me-.
What makes this weeks anniversary their happlest is
that they'll be celebrating it in their Potomac Md
rambler complete with small neat barn for their three
horses Ad-Lib. Autumn Leaves and Miss Fourteen
town. to become the morning WINK he pulled into
town the day before his debut not knowing where he and
his two horses-which in the he towing
would spend the night
Jerry's children by previous marriage-Dee Dee who
is in her first year Petersburg College,
Jenny H. who attends Holton inherited his love
for horses.
Jerry's mother" Frederick incidentally really his
aunt who raised him days old when his mother
died cousin of John Charles Thomas he changed his
from Young to Strong when he to Washington be-
another radio personality Frank w. Young soly
entrenched here
Jimma, who size z dress born in Newton,
Miss and the Strong vacation plans nearly always include
a visit back home with her folks.
Ask Jerry for a hghleht and he'll tell you, de-
nghtedly, about the interview he'll never forget:
Il helping the first Celebrities Golf Tourney
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Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

ing a double life ever since she
was born according to the july
issue of EBONY Magazine
But it just had to happen II
way The house in which
Jim Ella saw the light of day
90 years ago straddled the line
between two Mississippi Counties
Tate and Marshall. When Jim
Ella married in 1916, it was to
another Jim. Jimmie Higgen-
bottom
A year later Jim Ella gave birth
to twins. After two single
births the double pattern Of her
life showed up again. She had
another set of twins. Then an
other and another and
another. She had five sets in
all and four in row.
The medical world was astonlsh-
ed, according to EBONY. The
odds against four consecutive
twin births are 10 million to one.
And, says a leading Chicago
geneticist there probably aren't
over half a dozen families in the
country with as many as five
sets of twins.
A little digging by Ebony un-
earthed the FACT that ty
nothing new to either member OF
the Higgenbottom union. Jim
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

pathetic environment it is a strange
one and required an adjustment
in living habits which constituted
the third obstacle of their senior
year.
Weird of their plight got a.
round the South Side communi-
ty.
The necessary sum of nearly
$1,000 was raised by churches
and individuals-with $210 left
over to be divided among them
as scholarship help when they
graduate.
WERE THE GIRLS surprised to
come North and find themselves
in a student body with only
tiny PERCENTAGE of white students?
The question seemed to sur
prise them.
They hadn't wondered what the
composition of the student body
would be they said-only wheth-
er it would be very large and
whether they would make friends.
It was-and they did.
AT HOME they will find two
things they didn't have here
Their own families-and white
friends.
Each of the three does have a
friend at home not of her own col
or. it's someone in tht home neigh
borhood-perhaps in the grocer's
family that lives above the store.
Do they think 1t strange that
not one Of them made a white
friend in Chicago?
"A friend is friend" Dorothy
said. when you're among friends,
you're not conscious of color
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03
wilkins. Robinson. MahaIia Jackson
Scheduled For Polo Grounds RaIIv

An about drive has been
launched to make the closing
session of the NAACP Golden
Anniversary convention the big
gest rally in the 5O-year history
of the Association.
The meeting is scheduled for
2:30 Sunday afternoon, July 10,
in the Polo Grounds. the for
mer home site Of the departed
New York Giants. To one of the
speakers. at least, it will be
familiar territory, the scene of
past triumphs and forgotten de-
feats. Jackie Robinson, the former
Dodger star infielder and MA
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

Elias maternal grandmother is
the grandmother of two sets of
twins. Jimmie himself. has twin
nieces. According to the maya
zine 36-year old Jimmie Higgen-
bottom didn't want any children
when he was first married. when
the first set came, I was proud
recalls Jimmie, VINO owns a
$4,000 farm. The second? the
guys leased me. I WIS big man
but the third and fourth really
shook me. The fifth, Well,
We expected them. I'd given up
by then.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03
Three Little
Rock Girls TO
Graduate Here
by Helen Fleming

Three teen-agers from one of
Little Rocks closed and deserted
public nigh schools will get their
diplomas at Chicagos Wendell
Phillips High this month.
The three Negro girls, include
two who will enter college and
one who will begin nurses train
ing this fall.
They weathered three ordeals to
finish their senior year creditably
Phillips principal, Mrs. Virginia
Lewis. points out
First was the sickening real
ization that the happy senior
year TREY had anticipated in
familiar Horace Mann High at
Little Rock was not going to
materialize. Little Rocks Sec
ondary schools have been
closed in a battle against court
ordered indignation.
And for the children in all
three families, graduation from
high school was a standard ex-
pectation.
THEN THEY came to Chicago
and to Phillip and heard for the
first time out-of-city students are
charged tuition, which would a.
mount to about $500 apiece" the
principal said.
II cried" Doris Ballard, ~ re-
called softly.
1T was a big blow to all Oh
u.s.. agreed Marilyn Green lie
and Dorothy Jones, II, cousins
who had travelled here by bus.
The three are staying in sep
arate families with aunts and
uncles
THOUGH THEY are in a SYM
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

CP Executive Secretary Roy Viii
kins will be top speakers at tire
rally.
A featured attraction at the
meeting will be Mahalia Jack
son, the celebrated gospel sing
er. There will also be music by
the combined choirs of Greater
New York and vicinity with Cole
ridge Taylor Parkinson conduct
ing, and by the Charles Dickens
fife, drum and bugle corps of
Yonkers, N. Y.
An effort is under way to fill
to capacity the stadium which
seats $1,000
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

ing to DR.. Hugh M. Gloster di-
rector of the colleges 1859 sum-
mer session.
And the students, all ages
haven't stopped coming yet reg
istration records indicate.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03
SUMMER ENROLMENT
TOP AT HAMPTON

HAMPTON, Midsummer enroll
ment at Hampton Institute now
stands at SOC students and ms
topped a ten-year mark accord
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-03

FOR FEMALE AILNIENTS5 prove Lydia
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound quidl quick relief
from discomfors Of monthly pain and change-ofhe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

cHEVRoLET 81 "3i0" 2-dr. vs.:
sporty looking 2-dr.. priced for q
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STATE AUTOS

- ~
Wilson Blvd, Opposite Hecht Co.
IA. 4-45QO
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
CHEVROLET SIS station wakon:
equipped. good c0nd.: S650; see
anytime. sos Carriers Lane, Riy.
erdale. @E
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel All. VS.;
powefgiide. 7. and h.: excellent
sond; ! owner; $3.50. WI. g.
1886 go
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ADVENTURE LAND-A
beautiful Christian summer camp,
for boys and Girls. between 2 and
leave June s2, and should set
application in m m iatelO.
Other aee groups will be leaying
in succeeding order, cost per week
$40 or $50 for two weeks. TranHp.
from Wash, Furnished. interds-
formation. call IA n-l22b' be-
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FARMS
tcoNflNUED)
HIsTnRIc MANnR mon

MANOR HOUSE, ait:
wssSinston: commanding VIE Views !;
lRs, pond; ample acreage; splendid
neighborhood. perfect condition.
mr. Middlebnrg--3 bedrms., i
baths, din, lly,, den, etc. Priced
ton. cai MiDnLEBURo REAL
ESTATE. Murray 7-43bt.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

NORTH MIAMI BEACH-sacrifice
New home, for sale OF rent with
option to buy Ice. cor. lot. Z
hedrms.. . baths. Florida rm.
eompl. cleo, kit, etc. Save comm
HE. 4-6139
ST. PETERSBURG CLEARWATER
AREA - Low. 2.bedrm. house
hrand-new, excel. built, near Gull
Beach. Call OWNER. JU. S-e630
after Z pm.
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VACATION PLACES

ATTRACTIVE 4-room log cabin on
creek Furnished. All modern
facilities Shenandoah Valley, =
miles west Of Stanton. Rte. $50.
Ideal vacation. HOBSON. Church.
Vile. Va. Staunton tn. B-l4a5.
BETHANY BREAKERS. Bethany
Beach. Del--Oeean front. / and
, hedrm. apis. ia. a-7514. ewes.
and wk. ends: ST. 3-24b7, wkdays.
BETHANY BEACH. 4 biks. from
ocean----Beautifu Interior. excel.
beds. huge scr. porch: can sleep
Z: $50 wk OF. 4-s783.
KITTY HAWK, N. G. - Modern
ocean cottages, furn.: reas. rates.
EN-. 2-89sl, JU. g-21O4.
KITTY HAWK BEACH. n. c.
Modern ocean-front cottage, sleeps
= ront. Sss per wk. Pc. "-Bs26.
LGE. MOD. o-hedrm. rambler; all
cows. closed-in porch; excel. for
children. S75 wk. ~, 7-013s.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CADILLAC 1883 Eidorado cow.
isstStr Interior . Win nv "hi Hs cr IsS
top; new Wv. tires. new mufierl
contIhsntsi KIT: low miieais.' WI
price, $2,3bO. 1921 Richmond
highWay, Alex, Va, no, S-lb74
CADILLAC 1850 4-dr. "6e" Sc.
sion. radio and heater. Good con.
dition. S4pb. HE. 4-tbI6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

ANGLIA : Perfect. Escort, Consul
Zephyr, Zodiac Magnihcsnt. ENG
JOHN ofHfsFFoRb MOTORS
2Sol Columbia PIKE, Arl.. We.
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TRAILERS

GENERAL 1855 33-ft. trailer: ex.
eel buy. with patio and full-siTed
avning. Parked at ANCIENT
OAKS COURT. PALS CHURCH,
VA. $l.sab. cash. Call JE. 4-3s4l,
after x m m
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

CASH PAID for beach lot, or lot
and cottage. suitable for W.
round use between Point Look
out and Annapolis. Box 203-T,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAIL

ANTIQUE SHOP for sale, good
profitable business, reas., call AP.
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CHEV. 81 Corvette; brand-new;
lSlly e eaPEs6r priced to sell sen,
gia ave. Wheaton, Md, 10. s.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

VOIKsWA6EN SIS sunroof: excel
lent mech. cond SnE0 or best
offer. Call weekdays after 3 Pm.
all day Sun, IA. 1888.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL GROUND, in Aetiy.
North AZ; business area, Only 4 /;
REALTY; NC IA. 7-43S3: ewes.
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CHEv. IS 2-door hardtop; radIo,
heater, automatic transinission,
black finish. 90 .flS Il. %
sTEuART SILVER SPRING, nc {
dlfl East-West hwy .. g.. ~,
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ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER,

SO convertible: light
blue, new top: really clean; only
W. Broad St. Falls Church. Va.
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air converts
ible; z. and h. w.<W tires; eood
cond. sl.375.4 EM. .-eO55.
CHEv. SO Bel Air 2-door hardbep;
radio, heater, automatic trans.
sfEuART SILVER sPiRsfSo. inc :
l14i East-West hwy. .. g., NJ.
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AVIATION

FOR SALE Cessna 40. dam
aged. T-craft parts, J-3 cub,
fusalaFe wings. and misc. parts.
Standard Ri-plane JOE FICHERA,
Hyde Field. CY. 7-96i6.
9 PIPER J-3s with Continental a5
engines; 80 and o33 hrs. SMOH:
good fabric, Sl.075 and $50.
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNflNUtpl


TO KEEP the business our three
S not osrsp D create sS in 'V our ' 400
block Of Lee hwy. we will install
fixtures for acceptable retailer In
our only vacancy. Suitable chill
dren's shoes, sporting goods
camera, stationery photographer,
yard goods, notions and variety,
others non-confiicting. Go sec
4D3a Lee AMY, lSxb0 fireproof,
all glass front, 200 amps park.
ing front and rear $50 cars, eas
heat, 500 LIST ", Sl"b md,
$3.50 Ord yr, Brokers invited.
rs Is MISSOURI sisssSj AVE. N.w.-s,or.
suitable for beauty pa Tss, iaq AZ
rukO1k EM Q.hAn-
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

AAAA CASH LOANS and refinanc.
ina Any amount. any purpose
consolidate debts. reduce pymtb
DI. f.444b; evenings, ~ S-o408
Al MORTGAGES 70 refinance. buy OF
prompt. free appraisal, end trust
also day or ewes. call MR.. CROCK.
Eft, Hs 4-1SA4.
II HAVE 100000 TO BUY enc
trusts, ARLINGTON TO FORT
s sVs. ? & hAS 1850 ci no. GAY s..YYIcSS'
r y ssS TSSns Ay "A s.ssSs q
IA f.hs00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Az Extremely Low Discounts
M. X STONL, OIL 2-j4l4
End TRUsTs--Absolutely tor SPOT,
cash prices paid, Md1 Va, ~ &
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BLDG. ap-
I prox. 5000 TO 1000 50. f., prefer
| GEORGETOWN Bethesda area. WIZ
consider buying BLDG. or Erouno
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

Fls, Ave. NE. at 18th. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 81 Super convertible: new
Ger condition, new top. \ peach
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MOTORS. 1O4 W. Broad st.. Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"ATTN spORTsMENn

ATTN, SPORTSMEN"
is A. Shenandoah River $3.50
4 A. House. Blue Ridge Mts. $1,000
10 A Cabin. Blue Ridge Mts. ~ ESQ
1879 A. House. Bath County $3.50
1875 A. Stephens City, Va. $6.95O
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va. DU. B-sseO