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Second Class postage paid at Chrisiansted, Virgin Islands.
VOL lie TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1860 NC. 254
governor to designate definite authority to his Admins
trative Assistants for Saint John and Saint Croix. Mr..
MerWin also said, later on, that he felt that the Admins,
trative Assistant should get good salary and good respon-
sibilty. Give him a. good salary and good responsible
lities."
I imagine that it was along those ines-that line OF
thinking-that prompted Governor MerWin to send down
to us last years budget calling for an increase in salary orr
compensation to these two gentlemen in question from,
1900 to $4,000. Now agree with that. The only thing
that | questioned last year-and | still question its that
/ do believe that the Governor should, by an Executive
Order or by letter, spell out the duties, the authority, of
these men.
Iknow that we who live in Saint Croix-and / IN
sure that those who live on the Island of Saint John-feel
that they are at a definite disadvantage because there is
no one on either island who is In charge.
So. II would like to. say, Mr.. Chairman-and / would
like the Record to show it-that despite the fact that the
Governors 1861 Budget does not carry it, | would like to
support when we are considering the budget the increase
that was last year by the Governors An IN
crease for the Administrative Assistants for Saint John
and Saint Croix from $500 to SO, 1000 per annun. And,
also, would like to urge that this legislative body re-
quests Of the Administration that it takes action in spell
ing out the duties of these two men and placing in their
hands definite authority that | believe they should have
and I do believe that would be good for the two islands in
question. I
MR.. GOMEZ MI. Chairman.
THE VICE PRESIDENT: Senator Gomez.
MR.: GOMEZ: If | understood Senator Ottley cor
rectly, / think that he complimented the policemen for do
ing their duty so well during the Carnival | am sorry to
say that I cannot say the same thing for the Commissions
er Of Public Safety.
The Commissioner Of Public Safety, Mr.. Chairman,
has certainly made a mess Of the entire Carnival.H He had
the entire town blocked and it was only on account of the
experience of the experience OF the old policemen who
were there that we didn't have many accidents.
Mr.. Chairman, I don't believe this man knows any
thing about safety at ALL From the mere fact that he
placed the booths in the center of our best highway
there is where all the traffic should have been conducted
it shows that something is wrong with the man. [
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Probate No. 5 1860
Deceased.
NOTICE &c CREDITORS
WHOM TT MAY CONCERN::-

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE That, pursuant to- an or
der of the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated
October 21st, 1860 the undersigned was appointed
Executrix Of the above named estate.
All creditor Of the deceased, Helen Koues Bodine,
rerequested to file their claims with G. levitt Rogers,
Jr. attorney for the Executrix, Rose Wilkinson Koues,
IA Church Street, Christiansted, ST. Croix, " within
six months of the date of this notice. Persons indebted
to this Estate are requested to make payment within
the same time to the ExecutriX at the above address.
Persons claiming to be next of kin shall. file their proof
Of heirship with the undersigned or the Clerk of the
District Court within the aforesaid period
Dated: October 21st, 1860
Rose Wilkinson Koues
Executrix
C.. w Rogers. Jr.
Attorney for the Estate 24-2-7-14
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G. dewitt Rogers. Jr.
Attorney for the Estate
NAT OR NIX

T. Or NIX
These beautifully tailored, unusual colors in Ladies
Tapered Pants sizes 10 to 20, 1929. Blouses sizes 50 to SO.
$3.50. 40 and AZ, $2e8. Skirts sizes 10 to 20, $449.
Special price on combinations of these items.
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TO be continued

IN TIL. DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN 1sLA9D5
JURISDICTION OF ST. cRoIx, AT FREDERIKsTED
In the Matter Of the Estate of
KOUES BODINE, Probate No. 1860
Deceased.
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tory at the G. w. Post Col
lege of Long Island Univer-
sity, it was made clear.
OF those who spoke, all
with high praise for DR.. Nc
Caffree. included Alb Her.
mann, Val Washington and
Miss Juanita Shields, all of
the national committee; Mrs.
Peter Gibson, president of
the National Federation of
Republican Women and Ste
phen Hess of the White
House staff.
Mr.. Hess, who is young
and relatively new at the
White House. gave perhaps
the most touching tribute to
DR.. McCaffree. He said:
Sometimes in a campaign
we lose our perspective.
Young whippersnappers like
me are likely to have a bright
idea and set out to prove it's
so. Often DR.. McCafree
would say. no, you can't say
that. The facts just don't
support it, He has been in
many ways the conscience of
the Republican Party"
DR.. McCaffree said he
Evening star., 1960-08-16
DR.. MCCQffree Bid Farewell

the luncheon to present again
to DR.. McCaffree the silver
tray given to the retiring re-
search director in Chicago
before the Republican Ma
tional Convention opened.
The gift of members of the
national committee, the tray
is engraved with the sigma
lures of President EiSenhow-
er Vice President Nixon and
the II Republican national
chairmen under which DR..
McCaffree has served since
joining the committee in
1889.
Other Gifts
Fellow-employes of the ma
tlonal committee-the IS or
so at the luncheon also had
gifts for their departing CO.
worker. There was a brown
leather desk set, complete
with pen and stand engraved
with his name and length
OF service. and a desk clock.
IheSe were intended for
the desk he will occupy at
his new position of professor
Of political science and his
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DR.. Floyd McCaffree, who
has resigned from the Re-
publican National Commit
tee to resume the college
teaching of political science,
heard himself eulogized by
several colleagues yesterday.
The occasion was a lunch
con at Bonat'S Restaurant
given in DR.. McCaffree's hon.
or by his fellow-workers.
Originally planned as a small
farewell gathering of work
ers in the COP. research
division, which DR.. McCaffree
has headed since 1945, the
party Just grew like TopSy,"
according to Hal Short. spe-
clal assistant 10 Chairman
ThruSton Morton.
Senator Morton, who said
he had to stick close to the
Senate floor, came briefly to
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would miss all his friends"
but I find as I get older I
can't take the pace so well
when we are grinding up for
an operation like we are now.
I think I will live a little
longer, enjoy life a little
more, and in the end be of
more value to the Republi-
can Party if I make, this
move"
DR.. McCaffree and his
wife, Mary Jane, who was
also at the luncheon, said the
moving truck will arrive Fri
day to take their possessions
to Plandome, NY, where
they have bought a colonial
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house with a gray stone
front. '
Mrs. McCaffree. who is So
cial secretary to Mrs. Eisen-
hover at the White House,
is on vacation for a few
weeks for the move. She will
return to the White House
after that, and remain for
the balance of the Eisen-
hover administration, she
said. She will occupy a small
efficiency apartment here,
and she and DR.. McCaffree
will alternate between Wash
ington and Long Island on
weekends.
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for only 1888

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but it tokes on expert to bring 1t out You con
trust Konn's turrers to salvage the best PeIts o0d
carefully work them INTO this superb little clutch
top everything with consummote fashion. Price
includes cleaning, new lining and monogroms in
addition to remodeIjng Higher for mink, fur seoI,
beaver silver fox ernine and nutro.
Konn's-Fur Repoir-Second Floor Washington;
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, 1960-07-08

dals for Al Honor Roll Achievement: from the Coral
Bay Pioneers" Aileen Rhymer. Helen Marsh and Ken
meth Prince. From the Cruz Bay Climbers Emile
Smith.
Mr.. Guy Benjamin, Principal and Leader of the Co
raj Bay Pioneers" is the recipient Of the Gold Leader
ship" Pin for outstanding leadership in Al training.
Mrs. Amy Bratsch, Volunteer Leader for girls at Coral
Bay receives the 4H club Award of the Clover" for
outstanding volunteer service to All girls. After presen-
tation Of awards, the Extension Agent made a few re-
marks. The assembly then sang America" which
brought the program to a close.
After lunch, the HI exhibits were opened to the
public for sale.
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EHL6TGu d OGCOn NIdS HadtteT NdN A.. TO- az eS Aoss OHS -
chrisdansted, St crOix, Y. l. unler the Act Of March 3 1897
VOL. 116 FRIDAY, JULY s, 1860 NC. 148
Virgin Islands Agricultural Program News
Achievement Day June 20. 1860"
The final Al Club activity for the school year 1859
60 was an Achievement Day Program on June %.
The Pioneers Al Club Of the Benjamin Franklin
School in Coral Bay, St. John, took first place and
honors over all other Al clubs and accordingly the cele-
Grafton was held on ST. John, instead Of on St. Croix as
in former years. The most convenient place was at the
julius Sprauve School in Cruz Bay, 50 the meeting was
there.
Boys and girls from St. Croix, who took first place
in their respective clubs, and Miss Ann Johannes, Club
Leader Of the La Vallee School, and the Extension
Agents, made the trip to ST. John to attend the program.
Ceremonies opened at 11:30 am. with the Invoca-
lion by Rev. David Bratsch, followed by two Al songs
and the Pledge. Miss Jane E. Tuitt, Assistant Commits
sioner Of Education, delivered an interesting and insplr-
ing speech to the Al club members. Miss Elaine
Sprauve then made the presentation OF ribbons and
awards to: Benecia Suarez and Darwin Christian first
place individual ribbons fer the La Vallee Happy
Workers club; Sandra Scales and Lester Henry first
place individual blue ribbons for the Kingshill Wide
Awake club; and Emile Smith and Winston Wells
first place individual blue ribbons for the Julius Sprauve
School, Cruz Bay Climbers club.
! Top blue ribbon honors went to Aileen Rhymer and
Kenneth Prince Of the Benjamin Franklin School at
Coral Bay, members of the Pioneers Club. They are
also the winners Of the Ward M. Canaday Certificate Of
Merit and $500 each Cash Award, for outstanding Al
club work this year.
The tree Clubs receiving ribbon awards were: First
place. Coral Bay Pioneers Blue Ribbon and Purple
Champion Awards, and the Al Club Trophy for the
school year 1959-60: End Place Kingshil "Wide-Awake'
Red Ribbon Award; and 3rd Place: La Vallee Happy
Workers White Ribbon Award.
In addition, the following members will receive me-
, 1960-07-08
Chr ST. Ornix Aula :

II CHAMPION 8 ' pUBLIc RIoHT AMI IusTIcE -
Printed & published every afternoon except Sundays & holidays py
PRINTERY
Christiansted, St Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone AS r. @. Box 1893
Editor & MANAGER Canute A. Brodhurst
Asst. Editor Erie r. Williams
Circulation Anna C. Brodhurst
Subscription Rates:
&c per copy $1OO per month So per year. All subscriptions are
payable in advance.
Christansted, St Croix, ". /. un1er the Act Of March 3, 1897
WOI. 16 FRIDAY. JULY g. 1860 NC. 18
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LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
BILL No. 1857
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
End Special Session
1860
Act to Provide Pensions for Mrs. Ianas Henrio1e George.
Mrs. Victor C. Jurgen and. Mrs. Cyril Creaue, Widows of
Former Government Employees.
BE IT NACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. In recognition Of the many years of
service of the Government Of the Virgin Islands by the
late James Henrioue George. former employee of the De
partnent Of Public Works; Victor G. Jurgen, former en-
ployee of the Department of Public Safety; and Cyril
Creoue, former employee Of the Department of Health,
the following pensions are hereby granted to their widows
commencing December /, 1859:
Mrs. James Henrique George $45 per month
Mrs. Victor G. Jurgen $45 per month
Mrs. Cyril Creque $50 per month
SECTION 2. Funds for the payment Of these pen
sons shall be appropriated annually to the Pension Fund.
The pensions shall be paid by the Commissioner of Fl
nance from the Pension Fund in the same manner and
form as other pensions are paid.
SECTION 3, There is hereby appropriated from the
General Fund to the Pension Fund in the Treasury Of the
Virgin Islands the sum Of $3.50 for the payment of the said
pensions from December ], 1859 to June 80, 1860.
DR.. ANDUZE .............. YEA
MR. DE LUGO ......... YEA
MR. M ......s.. YEA
Mr.. GUADALUPE ........... LEA
MIR. HODGE ........... IS. YEA
MR.. LAWAETZ ........... YEA
MR.. MADURO ............e YEA
MRS. MILLIN s.s...ses... YEA
MR.. MOOREHEAD .......... e
Mr.. OTTLEY 1872. YEA
MR.. REESE 4 YEA
Continued on page ~
, 1960-07-08
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday

Act to Provide Pensions for Mrs. Ianons Henrio1e {
Mrs. Victor c. Jurgen and Mrs. Cyril Creoue, Wild
Former Government Employees.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
JUST S400 DOWN

Charming 3-bedroom rambler on
large lot, garden space. beautiful
patio, many, many extras. Only
$4,000. BROWN a BROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-OO4l.
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HICKS

ARLINGTON, NORTH, IN most de-
sirsble location and school area-
3-bedroom brick rambler with
dining L." fireplace, briEht base
:aent with large finished club
room. Nice, level, fenced yard
with shielded patio and barbecue
grill. A choice Offering for
$l9,950. Call ia. 5-6S00, 9 til 8,
SHANNON a. LUCHs, Realtors,
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IMVEsTMERT PROP. SALE

STE, I4,5OO 50. It.
on 9 corner, Suitable for 8 units,
on Silver Hi road, p. @. coun-
u $4,000 inels. plans. T. d.
BURGESS, Realtor, RE. $500
I'll 8.
ATTENTION DOCTORS, DENTISTS
or PROFESSIONAL man. 10000
50. It. Of commercial, Just across
street from Drug Fair and Safe
way IN town Of Vienna. 2-story
dwelling in excellent condition.
Could be used for once building.
S3S.400. For appointment and de-
tails call PEETAooE REALTY
CO. CR. 3-3400, 9 til Q, 363
CAPITOL HILL
units on Library Of consress:
live in one. rent balance; newly
restored. garage Only S36,500.
terms: II: 1897. -
GEORGETOWN-3-story brk.. con-
verted to 3 apts.; shows 10es net,
pits equity on cash investment.
Call 'FE. 3-5229. KAY q CO.,
1910 N 81. NV.
MINTWO0D PL. NV, 1866
story brk. bldg, 2 furn. apts.r
S43s mo; income, $500 dn-'
n. ARLINGTON-l4 units, building
less than years old; substantial
cash required. Call Mr.. REED.
ia. 1881. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
Realtor, ia. 7-s012.
NICE TNCOME-Owner sorry to givt
up 12es income t7es pocket plul
5eo curtaiD but needs substantial
cash for new business. Prime L.
unit eolored apt. house; tenants
pay own util. Excl. sale agt,.
THOMAS ]. FISHER d CO, 73e
bsasr. hssa St ~, n'S;i S.s7sg. p. 7-0SaO' Nj
VACANT LOT; rear Of 2601 North
Capitol st.. ne; approx. 5000 50
#. will sell for as little IS $500
down. TU. 2-6365. 27s
I0-UNITS, upper n.w.-Mod. det
corner bldg. two-bedrm. and 4
one-bedrm. apis. Income % ,OO0
per VI. Priced to sell ct times
s-o414. I MosTioW 4 CO.
6-FAMILY FLAT, Northwest, ten
ants furnish gas and electricity
oil h.-w.h. owner must sell. Price
S2I,5OO. DU. 7-7304 To. 2-e3eb
27e
10 UNIT BRICK FIREPROOF APT
4 years old, spacious corner lot.
built-in garages, front balconies
gas heat, excel. p. O. count!
rental area. Asking under 3 time
annual rent. WILL TAKE TRADE
T. d. BURGESS, Realtor, RE
$4,000 It'll 8.
COLORED. Z UNIT APT. HOUSE
in good NE. location. Clean ans
In excel. eond. Assume 4sei
mortgage. Consult Mr.. CafIitx
DREYFUSS BROS, INC, Ma
S-05s0; ewes. Sun. FE. 3.2233.
COLORED-2S1o 18th st. NV
Sale tenement, 10 rms, 3 baths
5 apts.; furn. rm.; full hsmt;; oil
steam heat: $3.50 dn. UN. 4-7045
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WAREHOUSES f0R RENT

5 AND l0e sTOkB Tor sale: easy
hours ana good income; must sen.
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STONE

Old Dnslish charm. under the
spreading shade trees By the
babbling brook. 4 comfortable
bedrooms, away from the summers
heat. Living room view Of the
towering shrubs Of spring. Here
the gaydener, the naturalist, the
home lover or the outdoor chef
will live In happy, peaceful Fails
Church for only $4,000.
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DAYnGUT mn ROOM

Lee. iiV. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm;. mod. kit. 3 full-size bedrms..
3 baths. partial kit. with range
and refrieerator adjoins finished
rec. I'm. with hrepl.. walk-up stairs
TO attic; conv. to Seven Corners:
only S2s,200. BARR REALTY,
NC, 315l N. Wash. blvd. IA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

sPRINGvALE-Beaut. wooded sec
tion at Springfleld; 3-bedrm.
home with outside garase and
sale by OWNER. LEFT on SHIRLEY
hwy. at Springfield, left ct stop
light 1 block to Calamo drive,
right down Calamo drive 4 blocks
to Wren drive, right on Wren
drive "a block TO sign. Open
sat. and Sun, noon til 9. Fl.
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]. O'cONNELL parochiai and

EXTRA, EXTRA furnishings. In
eludins earpeting and air eondi-
toner 60 with this z CORNER
RANcHER featuring 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. 25-ft. living rm.. 25-ft.
recreation. room. full bsmt. and
nice fenced yard. all offered for
$i9.bO0. Call Us today. IA. b-6S00,
SHANNON a. LUCHs, Realtors,
20b5 Wilson blvd.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

WE JUST saw IT this
morning and it's an excep-
tional buy in an excellent
North Arlington location
very convenient to Glebe I'd.
A huge brick rambler with
four bedrooms and ga baths,
very large living room, sepa-
rate dining room and q most
unusual kitehen-eomplete-
ly equipped: the most beau-
ttful recreation room, builts
in garage: S30,950. Call ia.
5-lb5O, ATLAS REALTY CO.,
47tl Lee hishway CORNER
Gle,Je).
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Joseph w. Seay Company
Realtors lib West Broad Street
Falls Church. Virginia

Falls Church. virginia
FALLS CHURCH-Your family will
enjoy real living in this 3-bedrm.
rambler, located in convenient
close-in Fails Church. Big Ia-acre
lot for the kids TO play in the
sun and a glass-enclosed porch
for the rainy days. Stone fireplace
in the living rm., separate din
ing rm., fully equipped kitchen
and full bsmt. complete this i'm
maculate home, Master bedrm. is
air conditioned for your summer
comfort and the house is sur
rounded BY tall shade trees. Take
sdvantage today Of the flexible
TOWN b COUNTRY REALTY
kE. $4,000 0 TIL Q
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. HOUSES. motels. eo-op apts..
other virginia income properties.
Sell or manage. Z. G. HARVEY,
REB, IA. 4-2065, JE. 2-l531.
ARLINGTON - we have clients
with substantial cash for any size
sPaFt%.ss1nt, .sn, IN y.NS ya Gan lHi,IIss ME Esss.
REALTORS, IA, 7-eO12.
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lcoNrINUEDl

WE ARE NvEsfN0 m PRINCE
q GsoRIioss oIiss.s CO: co. Nd, ~, H1HTsTzor sss
Ems, day OF night. ST. 3-736S,
WE NEED HOUSES
ALL Cash paid for D. c, and
Nd. properties. Free friendly aD-
praisalS. Quick settlements.
RALPH D. COIN TU. 2-92OO
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FALLS CHURCH
WITH MANY FINE FEATURES

Split-level, 3 roomy bedrooms, pine
shining parauet fioor' radiant neat:
10xl2' screened side porch: birch
cabinets. Excellent, convenient To-
cation, double lot, large trees.
Buses, schools, shopping. All for
S19,250. Pick up large 1st trust.
4z2s interest. To see, call JE.
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9. Larse 4hss OF Loan
BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC. REALTORS

BIG GI LOAN can be assumed on
this 3-bedroom rambler with fun
basement and beautiful wooded
lot. Priced ct only S16,95O. YEO-
MAS REALTY, INC, DU. $500.
BRADDOCK HTS. AREA-just re-
dec. and vacant; all brk.: 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, full bsmt.; an ex-
eel. opportunity for the hard-to-
please purchaser. Call today
+. w. BERENS, REALTORS
Alexandria so. 5-5oO0
BUCKNELL HTs.-GROVET0N AREA
3-BEDRM. HOME
With full bsmt.; sep. din. rm.;
beaut. shrubbed, fenced lot. Only
SI4,950 with 4hee GI loan,
RIDGEVIEW ESTATES
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Modern split-level: Sl7,95O with
4hss loan; vacant, inmed. poss.
BRICK RANCHER
On h-acre lot, has bedrms.. Ia
baths, earport, screened porch plus
AIR COND.; Sl7,950..
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-&52 CL $4,000
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AT HOME II Here Is
something truly different for the
family who entertains; 4-bedroom
contemporary with fabulous rath-
skeller leading to o stunning rear
yard with quality swimming pool,
Colonel transferred and must sell
now. Shown by appt. Call today.
F. w. BERENS, REALTORS
so. $4,000
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tcoNTlNuEDl

ON WATERFRONT
In Calvert County. Nd: 40 miles
D. c.: Q acres land with piers. is
boats with motors. 400 Il, water
front, Liquor, slot maehines, an
established bustnsss.- Owner anxi-
Gus to sell entire property inelud-
ing real estate and eauipment.
WALTER N. BAUMAN. AGENT,
pstt psa1 soi. oH.h 81 + asSz4sC els Can ~. TIP
BOOMING HOUsE-13 rms.. wen
turn. Car. Inc. $3.50, plus 3-rm.
OWENS. u. s-4s5i. HE. s-o4sG
SMALL Amoeo service station. Oh
and Eye st. N.W.-Sman capital
needed; immediate occupancy. Call
Mr.. ECKARD, DI. 7-706o between
s am. and 8 pm.
SERVICE sTATI0N-Modern, fully
equipped: ebay poreelainixed sta
tion, located on heavily Travelled
road in Prince GEORGES County.
tunity for mechanically inclined
operator. with limited investment.
Favorable rent program available
immediately. Present dealer tax
Ing Q business in Florida. Gail
IA. 4-11O0 ewes. and week ENDS
AP. 7-0S54. Mr.. Brown.
s AND Ice sT0RE for ssie: easy
hours and good income: must sell.
Call DU. 7-6174.
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT
ALEX. - 4.5O0-sa.-f bldg. and
n a =
DsTkins. S' csiI iTiu. S-7s54. ~
NEAR NE. MARKKT-NeW build
ingS now being erected any siSo
to suit your needs. Call 81.
STORAGE SPACE on GARAGE =
Approx. 5000 It,: VIII aeeommo-
Station: ilnmed: oceup. Lu 1900.
10000 SO. n. induStTiaL 2 foorsi
fire-r-sisting bldg, hsavy-load
door, I.000-Ib freight elevator.
loadin dock, on Bd5o siding: i'm
mediate occupancy. located S.V. Of
Benninr and Mimi ave. NE b. &.
For Inspection. call Ma. 2-1433.
e. 600 SO. I'll floor With oficesi
Zoned, CM-2, downtn. ARIA. Cal
Mr.. RAY, HU. 3-6224.
No, 600 so. I'll foof with ofices;
zoned CM.2; located in heart Of
city Call MISS BETTY, HU. 3.
691s. 9ii...
OFFICES. STunl0S fog RENT
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TRuu.H RYCEPrInNAI.

TRULY EXCEPTIONAL. In
exclusive area. close TO z
Corners. Step down to 20x
beautifully equipped kitchen.
separate dining rm., left.
screened porch, 3 big bed
rms. lthe master Is o
suite1, finished rec. room
with fireplace, 2-car at
tached garage. A custom
home, very different in de-
sign. Just redecorated and
immaculate: S3S.050. IA.
5.1660, ATLAS REALTY
CO., 475l Lee hwy. corner
Glebe rd.)
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COLONIAL CHARM


ciose-in N. Arlington. Just 8 min.
utes from Chain Bridge, tor
school areal II you want BIC
ROOMS this Is for you. 24-ft
living rm. with large screened
adjoining side porch, spacious en-.
trance hall, separate 15-ft. dininr
rm., beautiful big kitchen with
everything" "a bath-all on 1st
floor; 5 twin bedrms. and 2 ali.
tile baths on 2nd floor; ground-
level entrance to full basement
and lovely paneled rec. room
with fireplace: Lear garage
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. Cal
now for full details. Ewes. IA
5-S540.
METZLER-Va. Office
24l7 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
Evening star., 1960-03-25
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3-bedrm.. 1h-bath ANTIQUE bricl
Ing rm., de luxe elec. kit, rec
Tm. and den in full bsmt.; ear.
port. Level 100x100 Handicapped
corner lot with rustic rail fence
Bus at door. Only S21 $50. p. w
BERENs, REALTORS. 2l60 N
0lebe rd.. IA. 5-0707.
ASSUME CT LOAN on this coxy, g.
bedroom brick rambler: huge full
crown trees add to the charm Of
this lovely neighborhood. elose-in
Pals Church location. Reasonably
gsss grsies.sd At SIC, 500; o, y YEoNAs
Evening star., 1960-03-25
BELLEVUE FOREST

Custom built 4-bedroom, 3-bath
rambler situated on Q quiet,
wooded cul-de-sac in one Of Viz
ginia's most desirable locations.
Among the many custom features
too numerous to list are 4 Ther-
mopane picture windows; and
Eall,to,w.n VAL eaTpSstins; Sa ooN!1 french .s
cluSion Of q brick patio, and an
English basement. has Q picture
Widowed rec. room with hre-
place, S41.750; -
Evening star., 1960-03-25
AURORA HILLS

Brk. home on Ft. Scott dr.. view
81 Wash. monument. Best neigh
borhood. 5 min. from PentaEon,
10 min, from dntn. wash. 4 bed
rms, .2is baths, 12x20 scr. porch,
l3x20 sun deck encl. w/wrought-
IRON railing and gate. Pin. knotty-
pine rec rm. v/bar. nm. pleyrrn.
Or study, gear gar; 4,000-sq. :
f., level. feneed-in rear I'd. LGe.
tion. ample house power. For sale
BY OWNER. S3s,60O. OF.
A-R4Q7, for amt