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Evening star., 1960-11-10

Inc q. .. p. Immediately
tween the chief spokesmen Of
Senator Goldwater of Arizona
and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
Of New York.
These two men - along with
Vice President Nixon himself
loomed large in the speculation
about the Republicans 1864
candidate for the presidency.
Goldwater's Views
Senator Goldwater, the AS.
sociated Press reported from
Phoenix. said Mr.. Nixon lost
the election because he was q
"me-too" candidate. The Ari.
zona Senator, who won wide &C.
claim while campaigning fol-
the ticket this fall, pointed out
that Republicans had scored
significant gains in his own
State and urged the national
party to follow the Arizona cue
by putting up conservative
candidates"
Il want to figure in 1854
he said. mot necessarily as the
top candidate. But DOM
want Rockefeller in that spot.
The fact that Senator Gold.
water singled out Gov. Rookie.
feller for criticism was in itselt
an indication of the powerful
strategic position the New
Yorker now holds-and tht
threat he represents to con.
servative Republicans.
Rockefeller's Standing
His reputation at the mo.
ment is a bit tarnished by thu
Democratic, sweep in New Yorl
State. As Senator Goldwatel
said: ''If Mr.. Rockefeller can
carry New York, he can't bl
reckoned a figure to be con
tended with in the Republican
Party"
But this argument is likel,
to carry little weight if Gov
Rockefeller wins reelection
himself in 1862. Reporters VIII,
accompanied him while h,
stumped his own State for MI
Nixon wrote that many per
sons told the Governor the,
would vote for him, but coul,
not support Mr.. Nixon.
In his campaigning for tn
Nixon-Lodge ticket, the Gov
ernor also won the admiration
OF many Republicans who ha'
deeply resented his origina
effort to wrest the nomination
from Mr.. Nixon.
A close friend of the Vic
President remarked threI
weeks ago that "the key Nixol
people in Southern Californi,
are pleased and almost en-
thralled by Rockefeller's cam
paigning."
He said the Governor ha,
been more effective befor
audiences Of independents, Ne
gro and Spanish-Americans il
California than anyone else tn
Republicans had ever sent ou
there.
Senator Goldwater. too, wol
wide respect in Republican
ranks by his campaigning. An,
he could boast today, not jus
Of helping carry his own Stat
for Mr.. Nixon, but Of bolsterinI
the Republican cause through
out the South, where he
probably more popular thar
Mr.. Nixon himself.
Republicans : scored SOM
gains in State legislative con
tests in the South. drew thei
biggest gubernatorial votes il
history in North Carolina ant
Florida and their heayies
presidential vote ever in Geor
gia. :
Support from the Souther,
States. added to the backing
he has from the conservative
minded businessmen and pro
fessional people who head an
finance the Republican Part
in many Northern States. coul,
make Senator Goldwater
powerful figure In the 1876
nomination fight.
1t was apparent to observer
Evening star., 1960-11-10
GO. P. Contest Likely
On Comeback Plans
BY DAVID s. BRODER
star stan Writer

The Republican Party facing the imminent retirement Of
It's two national oceholde today the lead
ersfip and programs that comeback in 1854
The G. o. Immediately confronted open dispute be-
tween the chief spokmen conservative liberal wings
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
UAR Saws Blockade Won't Lift

The United Arab Republic has informed Dr.
Ralph j. Bunce, UN under-secretary, that it will not
lift it's blockade of the Suez Canal for ships and car
goes originating in Israel . The Soviet Govern
ment has announced that there 100000 practic-
ing Jews and 400 synagogues in the Soviet Union"
Most generally the Jewish population of Russia is
estimated at 100000 Canadian Kosher slaughter
houses have until the end of this year to find method
of preslaughter handling of animals other than that
of shackling under new government regulations an
nounced this week
The recent termination by Renault, French auto
manufacturers of the firms business relations with
the KaiserFrazer assembly plant in israel was de-
nounced here this week by leaders of II major Amer
ican Jewish organizations "capitulation" to Arab
pressrres and harmful to American and UN peace
efforts in the Middle East The famous old Jewish
cemetery of Cracow, Poland containing burial grounds
sacred to many Jews around the world, has been
cleaned up ancient tombstones having been restored
and their inscriptions reengraved according to re-
ports from Cracow
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22

FDR, has been an ardent
supporter of Jewish causes
for many years and readily
accepted the assignment of
speaking in behalf of the
United Jewish Appeal.
He was an administrative
assistant in Washington to
his illustrious father during
the 1930S. He was first
elected to Congress in 1853
from California's 26th dis
trict.
During the war years, he
saw action at Maxim Island,
Midway, in the Solomons,
on the Aleutians and in the
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22

tic" President Eisenhower
declared. 1--WE cannot ignore
it, nor can we allow it to
spread one inch. For, when
it becomes rampant, it may
cause destruction to freedom
and decency everywhere.
I'm this age when so much
is expected and required
from America, we can ill af-
ford to waste a single day
combating bigotry or pre-
judice at home. United in a
common purpose in free and
responsible teamwork of all
races, of all faiths and all
nationalities, we will continue
seeking to advance the gen.
eral welfare Of all our peo-
pie and our neig h bors
abroad"
High Catholic and PrOteS.
tant clergymen, responsible
governmental eaders and
statesmen, and many organi-
cations around the world also
cOunter-attacked on the anti
SemitiSm that has plagued
the world.
OSservatore Romano and
the Vatican Radio aSSailed
a n i-Semitism in Sharpest
tones over the ek end.
"Anti-SemitiSm is both hatred
and fear" stated the Catholic
organs. Both are irrational.
Both, if collectively melted,
are sinister manifestations
in which the individual con-
science is overcome by irres-
ponsible preSSures and col
lective folly"
The Vatican organs warn
ed people, particularly GER
Continued on Page 81
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
Roc Speaker
CJA Kickoff Set For Jan. 28

PHILIPPINES. He earned the
Silver Star and the Navy
Cross for gallantry in ac-
ton.
Meyer Agron is chairman
of the advance gifts division
which together with the
trades and professional di-
vision sponsors the affair.
Sy Schorr is chairman of
the trades division and Will
liam Gordon heads the pro-
feSsional division.
All three divisions have
issued special appeals for
attendance at the kickoff
dinner.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22

strong action against the
hoodlums.
A United Nations SubcOm.
mission has voted to give
high priority to the discus
sion of the worldwide out
break of anti-Semitism.
In Washington, while six
automobile owners, including
the night Watchman at the Is
raeli Embassy, reported their
cars had been Smeared with
SWaStikaS, three members
spoke up in the Senate in
sharp condemnation of the
resurgent plague of anti
Semitism.
Senator Jacob K. Javits, of
New York, told the Senate
that the outbreak of anti
Jewish vandalism warrants
our severest condemnation"
He warned that the Signifi-
canoe of the outbursts could
be minimized "only at our
peril"
Sen. Wayne Morse of Ore
gOn warned West GermanY-
where the new anti-Semitic
wave had been touched off
by the desecration of the Co.
logne synagogue = that the
world will not tolerate "the
rising tide of anti-Semitism."
Sen. Thomas Kuchel, of Cali
fornia viewed "the new ugly
labor of bigots with shock,
dismay and the deepest kind
of Indignation"
President Eisenhower, i'm a
fortnight condemnation of
the anti-S e m tic SWaStika-
smearing epidemic, warned
this week that the "virus of
bigotry" cannot be ignored,
nor can we allow it to
spread one inch"
1--WE deeply regret that the
virus of bigotry seems to be
ever present in the body poll
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22

senting a 16 percent boost
over funds raised at the
1859 special gifts dinner.
Thursday nights dinner
is open to all men contri-
butors to CJA, the drive
that has 49 local, national
and overseas beneficiary
agencies. The dinner at the
Center will be preceded by
cocktails at 6 pm. Reserva-
tions may be made by call
ing the Center office at MA
4-8603.
Congressman Roosevelt,
the eldest son of the late
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
The Arizona Posts
World Report
A Digest Of jewish World News
Bagdad Urges End To "Warn

The Arab world was advised this week by Radio
Bagdad to forget the idea of "war of extermlna-
ton" against Israel . In meeting OF the Zionist
General Council in Jerusalem DR.. Nahum Goldman,
World Zionist president, warned of tendency to
concentrate Jewish life around synagogues and to
turn Judaism into synagogue worship" Apparently
aiming at Jewish life in the U.s., DR.. Goldman
charged that the leaders of synagogue organizations
"were developing ambitions to turn synagogues into
the center not only of religious life but also of secular
matters" American rabbinal leader, Rabbi Ernar-
uel Rackman fired back that DR.. Goldman had made
"an egregious error in his statement. He said Dr.
Goldman had failed to evaluate the historic role
which the synagogue in the US is playing in pro-
viding the overall guidance and support for the sus
tanning of the viabity of the State of Israel
American Zioniss at the meeting firmly rejected pro-
posals that American Jewish children be sent to Israel
for year or two to receive Zionist education. The
proposal had been made by Zalman Shazar an Israeli
member of the Jewish Agency
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
Roosevelt Is Speaker

The 1860 Combined Jew
ish Appeal - the unified
welfare campaign of the
Tucson Jewish community
- opens Thursday, Jan. %
with a kickoff dinner to be
addressed by James Roose-
velt, Democratic congress-
man from California.
CJA already is off to an
all-time record start as it
seeks to reach a goal of
$250,000 - also a record
figure. At the special gifts
opening affair a total of
$81, ,225 was pledged, repre-
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
ADJ Raps Record Of Congress

The Anti-Defamation League has sharply criti-
czed Congress for it's "hghly disappointing record
in regard to civil rights action in 1859 In New
York theatrical producer Billy Rose donated his en-
tire mlion-dollar collection of modern sculpture to
the National Museum of Israel A proposal to
close New York City schools on both days of Rosh
Hashanah and on Yom Kippur will be recommended
to the citys Board of Education by Dr. John Theo-
bald. superintendent of schools The board will con-
slider the proposal at meeting this spring
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22
World Leaders
Lash Our AT
Anti-Semitisn
Eisenhower Soys Bigotry Cannot
Be Allowed To Spread 'One Inch
written. from. the. worldwide
news services of The Arizona Post

The worldwide antSemitc outbreak that triggered
by the desceraton of synagogue in Cologne Germany
subsided this week.
But across the globe high officials sharply attack the
painting of Swastkas and anJewiSh symbols and urged
The Arizona post., 1960-01-22

See additional stories on
the worldwide anti-Semi-
tic outbreak on Page 8.
Evening star., 1960-03-06

As you see, the telephone for Father Day, not
instrument. enemy. And it enemy
that had to be licked Father Day accepted defeat
gracefully.
When nearly eighty, he lost his temper at the idea Of
being buried relatives that, naturally he didn't
like So he declared he'd buy cemetery plot just for
himself ron corner" he added hiumphanty, "where
can get outr' Mother Day looked at him, startled but
admring, and then whispered to her son, II almost
believe he could do it,
Next ceek, turn attention from the telephone to
the tulip. rs salute to spring, ReadhNow mA present
hnle-knomn story about the time mhen that fOcer Was
first introduced in Holland - it became such rage that
people paid fantastic prices for single bulbs, and
tay the bloom close to bankrupting the tohoLe Of
Europe.
Dyou think Father had trouble tcith the telephone, icat
till you read the trouble the Dutch had tcih their tulips
Don't miss the ,ohole incredible story in 'The Floer That
Rocked 4 Nation.'' CLIFTON FADIMAN
Evening star., 1960-03-06
e.WhO the devil is it?'

do you hear me? Who you? Haoa -. What's
that? -. Oh it's you, Mrs. Nichols Here his voice
would grow little less forbidding and sometimes
friendly. Eyes, Mrs. Days here. How you? 49,.
Oh, do you wish to speak to Mrs. Day? =. Eh?
Very well then. Wait a moment" And he would at
last allow Mother to get at the box on the wall.
NN7hen Father called number himself he usu-
w ally got angry at Central He said she
deaf she stupid, he told her she wasn't attending
to her duties in suitable manner. II she said num-
Der busy he'd protest: ri can't sit here waiting
all day. Busy? Busy be damnedr'
He always assumed when the bell rang that it
message for him. The idea that it might be call for
Mother of the rest of us seemed wholly mprob
able. If he let anyone but himself answer, he would
keep calling out and asking who it and what it was
all about anyhow, while tried, in the midst of his
shouts, to hear the message. When said it was
something that didn't concern him, he incredulous
and had to have it explained to make - Tn. E"d
Evening star., 1960-03-06

Aldons luxury carpets give soil shrug! DO you
know about \ere modacryC fiber? 1t has far fewer soil
traps than older rug bers So the carong cooS i'll these
lush carpets of Verel modacyc and wool will clean
spr1ngy texture bounces back from family footsteps!
Evening star., 1960-03-06

THIS WEEK Moso1ins / Morsh 8. 1850
Evening star., 1960-01-29
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

JE. 4-4o4o Realtor Open TIL
Evening star., 1960-01-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY. End TRUsT-We will buy
End trust notes: D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va Reasonable rates Ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN.
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 N Y
ave. NV. MA S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and 2nd trusts INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC. ia 7-5S00
End TRUSTS Absolutely top spot.
cash prices paid; Nd, Va, b C
Gail daily or nights. VII. 6-6lS2
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Brown Pontiac

l5'5 VII SON BLVD. IA. "-5557
CHEvROLETS '55 through '5s Sc.
dams, hardtops and station waE-
ons all in excellent condition,
ready to go; low doGn payment,
easy terms. FALLS CHURCH DE
soTo-PLYMoUTH. JE. 2-330O.
CHEVROLET SO convertible: Pow.
erslide. radio and heater; $995.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

HARBOR VIEW Near Mayo
Beach. Winter special. De luxe
rambler: bedrms.. ceramic tiled
bath. liV. rm., dinette. today 5
kit incl. refrig. Dashboard h W
boat anchorage. Priced Sl2,T5O
Low dn. pYmt.. balance mo-, over
20 years. Open Sat. and sun. See
our siEn. LOUIS II. HALL, Real
tor. Davidsonville, Md. University
Evening star., 1960-01-29
TRAILERS
lcONTINUEDl

"PRNCELY MOBILE HoMEs"-A
new .51-ft., 2-bedrm. model, COM
pletely furnished and carpeted;
sudden change in OFFICE plans
prevents taking delivery. We will
credit you with the deposit he
forfeited and If you have good
credit you may assume contract
with only S697 down. Call ia.
4-644l now
Evening star., 1960-01-29
(coNrINUED)

FOUR LOTS for low-cost homes
All utilities. Partial subordination.
Sl,150 each: RE. 6-6S64. FEL-
McLEAN-LANGLEY AREA-choice
building sites, l to 2la acres,
wooded and open, as you desire.
lFORESTVILLE, VA.-l5 acres of
high land, overlooks proposed golf
course; 81 800 per acre.
WALLS REALTY
Ell $1,000 KE. S-5143
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = I5O
acres. Sewer and water avail. For
houses $4,000 and up. Liberal
terms on land sale. WALTER s.
SHULTISE, ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO. Realtors
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = So
ACRES Of choice sround; frontage
on old 80, Just beyond Colesville
Water in front Of property. Ready
WOoDsIDE REALTY CO, JU
9-6440. Open til 9 pm.
NEARBY FREDERICK CO.-choict
wded: lot. 5.s a., $3.50 ASHTON
RLTY, EV. 4-l732. WA. 4-9Sl1
NEAR HERNDON JUNCTION -
Route 2 frontage, 20 to 100 acres;
residential and potential CONNER
eial Box 252-s, Star.
ONLY S25 DN.-S5O0 UP
Fine Bldg. Sites In Nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO RA 6-220C
P0TONIAC-Choice. wooded acre or
"a acre: on Persimmon Tree rd.;
for party desiring custom home.
Call PO. 2-2403
POTOMAC-9 beaut, wooded acres
and . streams offered at below
market value for immed. sale.
ARDMORE REALTY CO.
OIL. 2-7135 Ewes, OIL. 6-i511
RESORT LOTS-Commercial and
residential on Shenandoah River
Mountain resort, swimming pool.
beautiful club house: miles from
Charles Town. W. Va. so. 6-Sl10.
SILVER SPRING, Browns Corner
acres, good road frontage will
Suhdtvide into 4 nice level building
sites. water avail Asking SIS, 900.
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY, JU. 5-7l00, 3 til Q.
TAK0MA PARK-Large lot, 7,26T
50. Il Central and Jackson aves. !;
TAkOMA REALTY. JU. $1,000.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT on beauti-
Y tul wooded lot in Bethesda with
l6O-ft. frontage on Hampden lane
at corner Of Edgemoor lane. OIL
4-7S1!. or INQUIRE OWNER, 7423
Hsmpden lane.
WOODBRIDGE, VA.-Acreage right
for subdividing; water and sewer
available: 40 acres for $4,000;
good terms. L. No. 1929. GORDIN-
MENSH REALTY CORPORATION,
so. 5-6790.
Z ACRES near new Va. Rte. i8 and
Atlantic Research plant: q bargain
as 4 homesite or investment st
probably be placed. +. <. HOLMES.
Broker, Manassas, Va, Empire
S-513l.
g HUGE WWODED LOTS for So
900. in section among expensive
homes. in nearby Va: all utilities.
ALLEN f. TURNER CO, JA. A.
5552: ewes. JE. 2-Sl43.
90 A., u wooded, 35 minis. to Beth.
aO0-ft. rd. frptase; no bldgs. ::
FREDERICK CO: excellent capital
gain Investment: S275 per acre
GEORGE L. KAETZEL REAL ES-
TATE, 2S420 KemptoWn rd., Da-
mascus, Md. CL. 3-2004.
2 LOTS FOR RENT. reas.: 4th and
* NV; corner for rent. 9Th and
N NV Farmhouse woo acres for
rent. Damascus, Mont. Co WAL
LACE SHUMAN. IA. 4-36le
e AM. lots, Arl. Co.
$4,000 cash
i? Sdi. lots. Fails Ch.. 100. terms
30 O., Herndon $4,000. terms
81 g., Sleepy Hollow.
so. .O0n "a. e.. znned light mfr
Falls Church 81 per II.
For information call Mr.. Fulwiler
ewes, IA. 7-hn27, FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. INC, REALTORS, ia.
7-sOl2.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Enjoy NATURE

Learn the way OF the birds and
bees, hunt, fiSh, swim In this old
swimming hole Watch the deer
rabbits and squirrel play, all on
your own private paradise. We
have 30 Va. and W. Va. properties
10 choose from. Write. call or stop
and see us. Shown by appoint
ment only.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. WE. s-6454
are
Evening star., 1960-01-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYTONA BEAcH: choice V acrs
lot near the WORLDS MOST
FAMOUS BEACH Only Sl.Oab
WI 1,sepi sSeept small down payment
ROBINSON Sl2a 0eorgia ave.
Silver sprins. No Ju 7-7ll7
LAKE FRONT SPANISH TYPE
HOME-Orlando, Unusual fea-
tureS, excl sect 3 lge. bedrms.. d..
: baths. Handicapped. Flowers and
IT.. lake front. Low IOs for quick
sales Terms. Box dSS-S, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
TRUST NOTES WANTED

SEASONED 2nd trusts by white
makers only. Not over 5-yT. paper.
Top prices RA. $500.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Washington, D. c.
Friday, January ~, 1860

cOLORED-Smal investor. You
can double your investment year
ly. 2 one bedrm. apts, fine cond q.
separate entrances and utils. High
class colored. 81 400 down. MUIR
RAY SILVERMAN. WA. 1880
COLORED-12-UNIT APT. BLDG,
only 5 years old; tenants pay
utils.: ne. area; good financing;
d CO, 13S 18th st nv; Mr
Bauer, DI. 7-6s30. JU. 9-S792.
Evening star., 1960-01-29

.HEVkOLET '5S Bel Air 4-door
hardtop; air conditioned, power.
glide, 7. and h., power steering;
in eNcel rond nrtead kala-, -
Evening star., 1960-01-29
WAREHOUSES Foa SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
lcoNTlNUEDl

,0OO so. II and $500 So
II buildings. ample parking, dock
loading. zoned indust. or comm.
AVAILABLE - Warehouse, located
in heart Of city. Zoned CM-2; 10
900 TO 20 900 So II. on ! floor,
with once and loading door Phone
MISS BETTY. HU. 3-6pl9.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES oFFIcEs STUDIOS for RENT 10
cONIIUEpl tcoNIRUEpl

OLD GEORGETOWN AREA, $3.50
o st. NV, on Wis. ave. busline-
PERT. for dr., lawyer, dentist OF
other professional; newly dec.
Will rent Individual floors Of 65(
SO. It. each. DE. 2-S000.
PARK AT YOUR DESK" oficI
space, heart OF Bethesda; So 50
#, DI. 7-4714.
PROMINENT CORNER
14th and G SITS. NV.
New, modern ofiees, 5000 So. #.
air conditioned, elevator. Avail
THOS. b. WALSH
1900 K st. NV. EX. 3-6s5(
RUST BUILDING
. 1901 18th st. NV.
Corner 3-room suite, elev. bldg.
air conditioning. fluoreScent light
lanitor and cleaning service
$3.50 per month. See Rent Dept.
1st floor
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. S-S10C
SILVER SPRlNG-Woodmoor, single
or double, $5O-S100: Fenton st.
single, $40: Langley. new blde l..
singles. from sos to Sl75: Ken
sington, Sl25 TO S225. CHESTER
KELLER, JU. 9-5555.
SIL. SPG. BUS. DISTRICT-Nev
air-cond. office bldg. RUTHER-
FORD a. SHULLEY, JU. 7-91O0
STUDIO OFFlCE-Large studio
apartment, most suitable for doc.
tors ONCE or living apartment. In
high class NV. apartment house
First floor, private entrance. also
apartment house entrance. pa
hour switchboard service. Newly
decorated. Will make change "a
suit tenant. Location "a block OF
Conn. at Rockcreek Park. Oc-
cupied by doctor 10 years. For
inspection call Mrs. Korsmo, HO.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH, TR-6 1858, excel. cond.
1915 other machines. Sl35 up.
Phone for list Of used motorcycles.
MILLER'S. 4919 Fairmont ave-,
Bethesda. OIL. 4-0039.
1888 ZUNDAPP, $50 &C., SI95;
le49 HID, 125 &C, S115: SONN-
TAG CYCLE CENTER, Clinton,
Md. CY. 7-S462.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

25 1000 SO. FT., zoned cM-l: we'll
Zoe. near new Sc. freeway, HART.
MAN REALTY, INC, REALTORS.
LU. $4,000: ewes. LU. l-95l5.
5 TO 0 ACRES. close-in Montgom-
cry County: T.r, sewer, ali utilS
excel. light industrial loc.: sale
or lease liberal terms. PIED
MONT CO. OIL. 6-464S: ewes, OIL.
2-625O.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
GARAGES

FOR SALE-Auto paint. body shor
and garage: equipped. lS-car ca
pacity: NJ. N. Capitol and H SITS
ST. :j-5453.
FOR RENT fireproof garage. Idea
for storage. RA. 3-4577. 1873
Warder st. NV.
GARAGE FOR LEASE, and equip.
ment for sale. Call UN. 4-S27t
after II pm.
WANTED, ALEX. AREA, with elec.
suitable for 20-ft. boat. Call XII
0-l4A1
Evening star., 1960-01-29
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.
HOME OR LOT

Bay area; riparian rights: commut-
Ing distance to Washinston. No
brokers. Pvt. party, LA. 9-0l66
after y pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
AVIATION

MARCOS s channel XTMR, receiver,
and OMNI, $3.50 or best offer.
CH S-946S.
u SHARE ats d. (SNJ-5) new
license and paint. WO. 6-2427.
Evening star., 1960-01-29
st. Marys' Best

PERFECT small estate with private
and protected harbor with dock
Spacious home surrounded with
acres OF landscaped emerald green
lawn: S5b. 900
DE LUKE three-bedroom home set
on large tree and shrub studded
site. Unsurpassed water view with
l9O feet OF private white sand
beach at front door: S21 900.
terms
CUTE cottage completely furnished
private beach and dock: only
PATUXENT REALTY Go.
Lexington PARK, Md.
Volunteer oIn7I
Evening star., 1960-01-29
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COLLEGE PK.-Approx. 1000 #
LIST floor, store front or once.
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345.
HOUsE-suitable for ONCE. rea!
estate, barber shop, carry out
shoD and once supplies. etc, in
Chillum, Nd HA o-344A
Evening star., 1960-01-29
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MoTELs FOR SALE
JOE y THOMPSON
z32 woodward Bldg Jackson s-670O
BARBER SHOP, ALEX AREA
= Equip. like new; business estab.
II yrs, selling due to death, JU.
I. a-1RS6 or VIII. R-ao41
Evening star., 1960-01-29

BUICK '55 sedan RIM; full power
Sas 6p GSafr sSaS PSEY s2Ss fiS BRANCH e. hsE6 M6
TORS, $500 Aser rd. WA. 7-4351
BUICK 81 Roadmaster hardtoT
coupe One owner. Loaded with
extras, S495. LU. 2-l54S.
BUICK 1859 convertible: fully
equipped; for sale by OWNER
Call 10. 3-94l6.
BUICK 1853 Club coupe: Cardinal
hnish; extra nice, S425, $40 down
ROPER. LA. 6-2T0O.
BUICK 81 Riviera 4-door hardtop
blue and white: 10000 actual
miles, fun power equipment; $1,000
Evening star., 1960-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEV. 80; 335-h.p. eng. 4-speed
noor shift trans, positraction rear
end (sll factory eouip.): satin
beige 2-dr. Bel Air: r. and a.,
Wv; extra clean, good cond I:
2;l95; Private owner, TW.