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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

JONES JOAN. On Friday, February
H HI hsYo ,o AZ ne So,l Bethesda Naval
drive. Annandale, Va. beIoveS t wi9s
q Layerne T.. Jones, mother Of
Ralph |, and Randy Jones. dauE6.
Yer Of Mrs. Ralph Jones Of Roths-
M SniiG, WIS, and sister of Mrs.
M MsiSne Ry osI OF MINNEAPOLIS, MINI;
and DAVID Jones Of the united
states Navy, aboard USS MisnfI-
ION. Friends may call at the ives
funeral HOME, aS47 Wilson blvd,
day. February 20, until il m
tuesday, February %; thence to the
Frlendship Methodist Church. 2S1Gl
GaLows rd... Falls Church, va,
WneTe funeral services will be held
National Cemetery, l-lt 30 SoN
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SYDNOR' NANCY. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear sister. NANCY sgd
NOR, who passed away nine years
ago today, February %. 1851.
God gave US strength to bear it
And courage to meet the blow
But what it meant to lose YOU,
The world will never know.
SISTER MARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

SISERGT. CLYDE, USAF,
On Friday, February 10,
1850, at the National In
stitutes of Health
SLSERGT. CLYDE RUS.
SELL, USAF, OF Landover.
Nd, beloved husband OF
sylvia Russell and father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

ok feSIS.r JOSEPH s , vi on pos THURSDAY,
CRoNK of Indian Head Nd hus.
band Of the late Bertha A. Cronk.
father OF Elsie Fulford, Ola Kassiris
and, Carlin, Aubrey, Percie @. and
Carlyle NJ. Cronk. He also Is sur
Vived by two sisters and two broth
ors. Funeral from the Arehart Flu
neral Home, Inc, La Plata, Md ,
on Sunday, February 81. at . pm,
interment Park Hill Cemetery,
Marbury, Md. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

seiD. On Thursday. February Is,
FRANCES ia9G B. 6sF B esRf Ass belO Me
wife of the late Theodore Bost-
wick and mother of Mrs. Frances
Z. Lea Vans, Mrs. Mary Nelson and
John L. Bostwick; sister of Joseph
Agnes white, Elizabeth Hardness and
Lucille Machon. She also is sur
vived by four grandchildren and
eleven Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at her late residence,
where the rosary will be said on
Sunday. February 81, at 8 pm.
Mass will be said on Monday. Feb
ruary %, at 10 am, at the Holy
Angels Church, Avenue. Md. In
terment SACRED Heart Cemetery.
Bushwood, Md. 81
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JAMES, JOSEPH ". On wednesday,
February II, 1860, at the District
qqenersl Hospital, JOSEPH W.
NV. beloved son Of Mrs, Sarah
Newton. devoted husband OF Ruth
James and father Of Joseph, jr.,
and William s. James. He also
leaves to mourn his passing eleven
aunts, thirteen uncles and a host
of other relatives and friends AZ
rangements by the John T. Rhines
co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th 81,
ne, where friends may call after
pm. Sunday, February Fl, and
Where funeral services will be held
on Monday. February 90. at ii
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

CDhhhb. WhhUAhET BIVTNS, On
Thursday. February IS, 1860. at
CLARKE, beloved wife OF the late
James o. Clarke and mother Of Miss
Margaret Clarke of New York CITY
and Mrs. Curtis Prendergast Of
Paris. France. and sister Of James
Ebert Bivins OF Jackson, Miss,
sr.; OF Atlanta: Ga. Services will be
held on Sunday, February 81, at
go pm, at the Holy Comforter
Episcopal Church. Beulah I'd,
Vienna, We. Interment Flint Hi
flowers contributions may be made
to the church or charity OF your
choice.
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DANIELS, CATHERINE. On =

DANIELS. CATHERINE. On Friday,
February 10, 1850, at GeorgetoWIr
University Hospital. CATHERINE
P,A1NIELs, mother Of John Kuiik,
Anne CielesZ. Friends may cali Al
the, Lee Funeral Home. Attn st,
and Mass. ave. ne. until Gao
am. Tuesday, February %. Mass
will be offered at st. Gabriel's Cath
ole Church at 10 am. %
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KENNEDY, cHAsTINE. On Fr,d.v

hENNEDY, CHASTINE. On Friday
Ee6rnary 10, 1860. CHASTINE KEN,
G MEDY Of 1872 Vernon St NV,
n neGoeeo a, husband of Halle Mae Ken
brothers, William. benjamin. 'i snd
10y Kennedy: three sisters, Irene
Slmms. Csrrine Benton and Rosetta
kteennedy' and other relatives and
r rner after 3 pm. Sunday, Feb
EHuary Il. friends may call at the
FRAZIER Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral Services
on Monday, February 90, at s p'm"
the vermont Avenue Baptist
Shurch, 1880 Vermont ave NV
the Rev. c. T. Murray oficiatinr
tnterment Arlington National Gene
tCAJ.
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He also is survived BY two sisters.
Mrs. Theodore Perkey and Mrs, John
Price. Friends may call at the Ri
nalid Funeral Home, Sl6 H st. ne.
Monday February %, from 4 to 10
pm. Services 9 am. Tuesday,
February G3, at the Fort Myer
Chapel Interment Arlington Ma
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az FeDT psS't Z, 1850: Harvey Hn EE!i
J; BULLOCK, Sr... of 6l3 Keefer
place NV, beloved husband of Jean
nette s. Bullock and father OF
Harvey j.. jr., and Gerald L.
brothers. Thomas D. of Detroit,
Mich. and william H. Bullock, sr.,
Of Durham, N. c., and other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
McGuire, Inc %
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PERKINS. ELIZABETH. On Wednes.

day. February IL. 1860. Eliza
I'd. NV, beloved mother of Mar
garet Fasion, Eleanore Perkins, Beu-
lah Perkins, Helena Jones, Flossie
Mae Harvey; William, Johnny and
Charles Perkins: sister OF Maggie
wade and Sanders Elliott She also
is survived by ten erandchildren'
two Sreat-srandchildren. other rela-
lives and friends. The late Mrs.
Perkins may be viewed at the
stewart Funeral Home, 80 H ST.
me- after l pm. Sunday, Febru-
airy 81, Funeral services on Mon
day. February %, at the Temple
CHURCH OF God in Christ, 1885 Park
"a. NV, at l pm, Bishop Samuel
Kelsey ofnciating. Interment Carver
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February IS 1880. JAMES m sTR r. JhN.
klNS Of 1898 Wylie st, ne, hus-
nand Of Ada Jenkins and father Of
James jenkins, ir. He also is sur
ylved by one sister. Mrs. Mamie
and many other relatives and
friends After 4 pm. Monday, Feb
Tuary %. friends may call at the
FRAZER Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
lsiahd ave; NV. where services
VIII be held at $50 am. Tuesday.
February %. Interment ArIinSfon
National Cemetery, 30
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Washes and dries average family load in
less than hour Takes only minutes of your time to
load set and walk away from washday Fully automatic
no guessing-safe for all fabrics.
finest Washes cleanest, lint-free. You never lug
wet wash your hands touch water No more
"baby sitting" for separate units hanging clothes
the line!
MOST ECONOMICAL-sa up to u on
soap up to 52 water, too. Less service than
many washers, let alone a pair!
Evening star., 1960-11-11

against buildings while the
youths hurled chunks of con-
crete, paving blocks and other
missiles.
Each time a policeman poked
his head around a corner he
was the target Of a shower of
missiles. A teen-age girl picked
up armloads of stones and
took them to her companions
on the firing line.
Police at first tossed back
the stones, but after about an
hour got orders to use tear gas.
ABOUT Is gas grenades were
tossed into the crowd. The
crowd fell back momentarily,
but returned to the fray sew
eral times. Some took refuge
on rooftops and hurled roof
tiles down on the steel-hel-
meted police.
In Paris. meanwhile, Gen. de
Gaulle was cheered by about
$4,000 Parisians as he drove to
the Arch of Triumph to lay a
wreath at the tomb of Frances
unknown soldier. A few of
the crowd shouted anti-De
Gaulle slogans, and police ar
rested six persons for "seditious
cries"
Afterward Gen. de Gaulle
went into conference with Pre-
mier Michel Debre.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

reported he may soon proclaim
Algeria a republic in a bold
move to liquidate the fester-
ing 6-year-old nationalist re-
bellion in Algeria.
Last night a crowd Of about
1000 demonstrators, In an
armistice eve wreath ceremony
at the war dead monument,
clashed with security forces.
Several persons were injured
by police clubs.
In Oran some 10000 people
turned out for another demon
stration around the war me-
mortal and shouted Algeria is
French" But there was no
immediate violence.
At least a score of civilians
and police were injured in the
Algiers clash.
A crowd, mostly Of youths,
whipped up excitement by
shrill whistles and shouts OF
"the army to power" as Mr.,
Delouvrier arrived for the
ceremony. Seeing the mood OF
the crowd. Mr.. Delouvrier
stuck to his limousine instead
of marching along the streets
as is the custom.
After the ceremony ended
about 200 police started push
ing the demonstrators away
from the war monument site
The demonstrators reeled back
from the police charges. but
for more than a hour pitched
battle ragged in the heart Of the
city.
About IS police were pinned
Evening star., 1960-11-11
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Clifford an Old Hand
Around White House

Clark M. Clifford will be on
familiar ground when he visits
White House Aide Wilton B.
Persons as President-elect Ken
nedy's liaison man with the
Eisenhower administration.
For four years. from 1946 to
1850. the handsome. light
haired Missouri lawyer was a
dominant figure in White
House affairs, serving as Pres ,
ident Truman's special counsel.
In his job as "the Presidents
lawyer" Mr.. Clifford played a
prominent role in the Truman
administration. Though he de-
scribes himself as a liberal in
politics. many New Dealers
claimed he was a conservative
influence on Mr. Truman, cit
ing particularly his advice to
the President to take a tough
line against the unions during
the bitter 1916 coal and rail-
road strikes.
Started in Aide Post
A member of a prominent st.
Louis family, Mr.. Clifford was
brought into the White House
circle as the Presidents assist
ant naval aide by an old Mis-
souri, friend, James K. Yard
aman.
He moved into the special
counsel's job in mid-l946 and
stayed there until the Begin
ming of 1850, when he resigned
to practice law in Washington.
Mr.. Clifford has never moved
completely out of the political
scene, however. A speechwriter,
for the President in his White
House days, he has "ghosted"
scripts for a number of Demo-
cratic candidates in recent
years. Those speeches are iden-
tifiable by a witness that their
putative authors somehow fail
to display on other occasions.
The same biting sense of
humor characterizeS the songs
and skits with which Mr.. Cliff
ford and his family entertain
guests at the traditional New
Years Day party at their Be-
thesda home.
Earlier this year, Mr.. Cliff
ford served as behind-the-
scenes director of the effort to
land the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination for another st.
Louis friend, Senator Stuart
Symington.
Senator Kennedy asked him
this fall to prepare a memo for
him on the tasks he might face
in the period between his elec-
tion and Inauguration. In a
phone call yesterday morning,
the Senator asked Mr.. Clifford
to follow through on this as
signment by serving as his liai-
son man with the White House
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Robert Kennedy
Returns Here
BY the Associated Press

Robert Kennedy, who man.
aged his brothers successful
campaign for the presidency,
flew back to Washington today
with his wife to an enthusiastic
greeting from six Of their seven
children.
The smiling couple were
hailed with shouts of Hi
Daddy" and Hi Mommy" from
their excited youngsters, who
jumped up and down around
them.
The brother of President-elect
Kennedy came home aboard q
press plane. En- route, he was
smilingly engaging in the
favorite pasttime of the Ken
nedy camp-reviewing the elec-
ton results. He said he would
be very interested. to get down
to a detailed study Of how the
votes went.
Robert and his wife will
spend a few days here with
their children and then go on
to a vacation in Acapulco
Mexico.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
ALGERIA

Continued From First Page
tory would no longer be gov
erned by Metropolitan France
but would have "its own gov
ernment, its own institutions,
its own laws" The settlers gen.
orally interpreted Gen. de
Gaulle's words to mean an
Algerian republic in which they
would be overwhelmed by the
NfoslCm majority
Yesterday Paris newspapers
Evening star., 1960-11-11
TV, Radio
Performers
Vote Strike

NGW 4O8sk1S 4NONs 44 N&A4 .
-Unionized radio and televi-
sion performers in New York
City have voted to strike at
midnight Tuesday unless a new
contract Is signed, with the
four major TV and radio net
works.
Other locals Of the 10000
member American Federation
of Television and Radio Artists
in Chicago and Los Angeles
and other cities are expected
to take similar strike votes
within the next day or two.
A spokesman for the New
York local said q strike vote
yesterday was unanimous
among 875 members attending
a strike meeting. The local
has about 5000 members.
Negotiations with the net
works for a new two-year con-
tract have been highly un-
satisfactory" the spokesman
said.
If a strike is called, all live
shows and some other programs
would be blacked out on the
networks: The American Broad
casting Co. and Mutual (radio)
Broadcasting System.
The networks could only
substitute old movies, old COM
mercials and other previously
filmed programs.
The union wants an average
increase Of 10 per cent in fees
paid to performers, increased
payments to performers for
replays of commercials and
programs, a reduction in the
number of days and hours of
rehearsal time for performers,
and other benefits.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Continued From First Page
prestige had declined in Europe
became a heated issue in the
closing days of the presidential
campaign. Both the overseas
information agency and the
White House refused to make
them public, though their con-
tents were widely leaked to the
press.
Senator Kennedy made the
USIA a principal target of his
campaign, charging that the
administration had often trailed
the Russians in the propa-
ganda field and had failed to
tell the American story in Cuba
and Latin America.
In his new post Mr.. Allen will
succeed former Representative
James P. Richards, Democrat
of South Carolina, one-time
chairman of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee.
while it was a difficult de-
cision to leave the Government,
which I have served for 80
years." Mr.. Allen said in a
statement. "the prospect of
representing Americas oldest
industry, and one of its largest,
is most interesting and chal-
lenging."
Career Ambassador
Mr.. Allen, who holds the rank
of career ambassador, entered
the Foreign Service in 1880.
His first ambassadoriai post
was to Iran in 1916, and he
subsequently served as Ambas-
sador to India and Nepal, Yu-
goslavia and Greece.
Under President Truman, he
was Assistant Secretary Of
State for Public Affairs and di-
rected the Office of Interna-
tional Information, predecessor
of the USIA. He became chief
Of the USIA on october 16,
1857.
Mr.. Allen also served as
chairman of the United States
delegation to the UNESCO con-
ferences in Beirut and Paris in
1948 and 1949, participated in
the major international confer
ences at Moscow, Cairo and
Potsdam, and the United Ma
tions Conference at San Fran
cisco in 1945.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Clifford.
CLAIM TO FAME-President-
elect Kennedy's Iioison mon
with Eisenhower odministra-
tion.
HoME-e42l Rockville pike, Be-
thesdo.
BlRTHDAY-Deeember Is, 1906.
EDUCATION -Groduote Of
Washington University, St.
Louis. and Washington Uni
versity Low School.
JoBS-Attorney in St. Louis,
1924; Novy officer, 1914
As; speeioI counsel to Presi-
dent Trumon. 1860; attorney
in Washington, D. c.
FAMlLY-Moried to Morsey
PeppereII KimboII; three
daughters. Mrs. Gerry Lonoeon.
Mrs. Joyce Borrett. Miss
RondoIl Clifford.
HOBBlES-Golf.
and the various executive de
partments.
In view of his current role
1t is interesting to note tina
Mr.. Clifford is a strong advo
cate of expanding the respon
sibilities of theIVice President.
He told a Senate subcommit
tee in 1856 he favored a con
stitutional amendment to con
vert the Vice President from
the presiding officer Of tn
Senate into a operating assis
taAt to the President-someon
who could take a vast amour
Of administrative detail" from
the Chief Executives desk.
The Presidents power is 81
great. Mr.. Clifford said, that h
could share some of it with tn
Vice President. If the latte
"got off the reservation" h
added, 1.-The President coul'
trim him down to size in n,
time"
Evening star., 1960-05-23
FARMS

FOR RENT until Feb, 1851 -
Approx. $50 acres grazing land,
fenced, water; reas. rental. Route
55 near Route 15. Prince William
County, Va. Reply Box 307-D,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA, Wis. ave. corner -
AARout about vsi $500 5So So; vf f. % 1Sns s{;5 Gs2.
CO.. OIL. 2-3250.
BETHEsDA-12,O00 50, It.. gone
LEBL1Na. fESa'HsS EYES. sn kNp 5'fsSHS Sun GE 81:
4-66SS: ROBERT B. HALL CO..
OIL. 2-3250.
GEORGIA AVE. AND LAYHILL RID.
10000 So. it., zoned C-1. prime
location, priced right. Will con-
slider build to suit. Call H. GLENN
GARvIN, 10. $500: ewes. OIL.
4-l466,
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

WOODED ACRES (hilltop) nr.
Huntington, Pa.-Rd. open all yr.,
power instd; Raystown dam / mi.
June /; S1,4e5 after. RE. 5-566O,
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with q clean
car to sell Call ia. 9-2661. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
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SERVICE STATIONS
ToP-NoTcH LOCATIONS

Top-notch. high volume; g.
bay locations in the North
ern Va. area will be avail
able for lease in the near
future. Men experienced in
the service station business
preferable, but We do have
an excellent training pro-
gram for others. These are
excellent locations. and
well qualified soundly A.
nanced men are needed to
operate them. II interested,
please call Mr.. HALL, IA.
4-1100, Mon. through Fri,
o to 8.
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Solar Building

1850 so. it., on sub-1st floor,
iden .ical to all other floors, with
the exception Of windows; very
reasonable rental; immediate pos
session. Call GREENHOOT, INC,
Elk. 3-3363.
TOP OF THE PARK
sth floor, 18th and Eye SITS. NV
q20 50. It. w/reception rm.. Of
Aces and supply rm.; air cond.:
ideal for insurance, real estate,
investment, etc.: reas. rental Call
MR.. DIAMOND, ST. 1914
WILL SUBLET I'll sq. It. private
suite, Pennsylvania Building, Mr..
MORRIS. Ma. S-947S.
Evening star., 1960-05-23
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

CONN. AVE. AND L ST. NV.
SEVERAL RETAIL LOCATIONS
FOR RENT IN VARIOUS SIZES.
SEE CARL GEWIRZ
JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO.
REALTORS ST. $1,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BETHESDA. Moo. inoustrial bldgs.,
tmmed. oecup., IL 400 So. It. VIII
lease in parts. Suitable many uses,
we prefer electronics. Pvt. park
lie parking lot 2 blkS Meter park
ing, short blk. 10 hrs. csc. DI. z
4714.
KENILWORTH NTERCHANGE-
Warehouse, approx. 5000 50. IT.,
16-ft. ceilings, $500 mo. Cali Mr..
ZARPAS, LO. 4-s411 or WA.
3-l410.
MASONRY BLDG. : Industrial,
Rosslyn, Arl., Va. 1000 Isq.. #,
heavy duty elec. service. JE.
2-2731 or IA. 2-9020.-
Evening star., 1960-05-23

SMALL, PROFITABLE Hershey
candy vending franchise. Sale due
TO illness. IA. 2-5017 after s pm.
sNOWMAsTERs MACHINE-Good
opportunity; excel. shape. 339
Division ave. me-, LU. 2-2695,
STATION FOR LEAsE-Maior oil
company looking for q man who
wants to take advantage of q
dealer franchise. Must be able to
think big and act on more than
40 yrs. exper. In this field. This
is . big operation. Exper. party
call Mr.. KoTULEK. IA. 9-s5O0.
THRIFT SHOP FOR SALE
Earnings net 5000 wkly; full price
S2,700. includes stock and hx-
lures. See 2913 14th st. NV.
VARIETY STORE
AND ROOMING HOUSE.
1907 Irving st. NV. NO. 7-9712
VENDING MACHINES, peanut, $40;
$b; stands, S5. 1909 profit. La.
9-0191 ewes.
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WAREHOUSES far RENT

HYATTSVILLE-Zon IL Indus
trial, 10000 50. IT., priced S22,-
900. Terms
PAUL H. LAUTERBAcH & CO.
REALTOR UN. 4-S533
LARGE AND SMALL Industrial sites
with rail siding. Close in TO city,
25 minutes downtown. On Grade
EIAo Sith az utiiitiss aitsSo c. Can yM 1sHs SIh-
JAMES I. DIXON q CO., Realtors
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5000 DOWN

51-ft. -long brick rambler,
with carport, on q full ~
acre lot: all-electric kitchen.
If you have champagne taste
and q limited budget, this
home Is for you. Only S15,-
$50.
Evening star., 1960-05-23
LIKE HORSES2
Langley, Virginia

REALTY, INC.
800 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-7300
Evening star., 1960-05-23
WAREHOUSES for RENT
Choice Warehouses

O-4,OOO So. it.: modern, 1-story
drive-in bldg. with high ceiling.
Near s. Capitol and M SITS.
(2)-7,20O 50 #. One story drive
in bldg. with TT. siding. South
tsJ w7,5o0 90 50. IT. or multiples up
to 10000 50. IT,. New 1-story
bldg. with tailboard loading. park
(41.15,oOo So. it.: new 1-story
with loading dock. r.r. siding.
ONCE. parking. Kenilworth ave.
(5l-2o. 600 So. it.; modern 1-story
bldg. with substantial amount
ONCE space, loading dock. r.r.
siding, parking. Excellent ne.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1928 H st. NV. Ma. s-55oo
NEW WAREHOUSE
BladenSburg- -Kenilworth
$4,000 IT. Of modern. truck-height,
high-ceiling space with covered
loading dock and once; 95c per
50. It. Mr.. Powell. HE. 4-7227.
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coon EARTH. Emil half

GOOD EARTH. Full half
acre Of beautiful level
ground goes with this home
and yet it's in eloSe-in
North Arlington, walking
distance to the bus. Dad
can have his garden, the
kids can have q badminton
court, and there'n Still be .
quiet patio spot for mother.
Home is wonderful for fam
lily living. Three bedrooms
plus Q tucked-away sewing
room, big, big living and
dining rooms, rec. room. ga
rage, ga baths, hot-water
heat. Let US show It to you
you will be pleased.
$26.950. HOLLEY REALTY.
51S3 Lee Highway, KE.
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STORES FOR RENT

APPROX. I,1OO So. It. in the Up
town Theater block OF Conn. ave,
NV; also suitable for ofices; car
peted and air cond.; reas. rental.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S3OO
CHOICE NEW STORES now avail
able in heart of Glenmont shop
ping center: from S175, including
heat and air conditioning. 4
to / parking. Call Lo. $4,000.
4-1466.
HOLLYW0OD, MD. win build
ping center, suitable for grocery
delicatessen, hardware, children
and ladies' wear. Ample parking.
OIL. 6-9557. 23s
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A BIT OF OLD VIRGINIA
will be your impression as
you drive up the circular
drive amidst towering trees
to this stately white CO.
lonial home: impressive 12-
ft.-wide center hall. 26x1S
living rm, and 1Sxl5 dining
rm., both with fireplaces:
huge kitchen pantry and
den, 5 bedrooms, all tre-
mendous, and 2h baths;
in excellent condition: sit
uated on over Ia acres Of
trees and CLOSE IN; Scar
garage and outbuildings.
Amazingly priced at $4,000.
ia. 5-1550. ATLAS REALTY
CO.
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TiMCO REALTY

IA. 4-7100 IA. 1851
COLORED-ALEX.-Compl. furn. q
bedrm. brick row house; sep. din.
rm., full bsmt., alum. screens,
storm windows, fenced yard; low
dn. payment; assume high GI
loan, or rent for S129 mo, incl,
heat. TIE. 6-9027, so. S-4424,
Evening star., 1960-05-23
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON '5s FLH.
Showrm. cond. Just broke in.
Loaded with chrome accessories.
S1,1O0 cash. RA. 3-5212.
Evening star., 1960-05-23
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

CLIENT with $500 seeking
.oysst nysssmsntS sssS Tsos TssSsni1E 1ssSp dS OR
Co, INC, 73S 18th st. NV. Mr..
Evening star., 1960-05-23
AUT0M0TlVE MISC.

'55 CHEVROLET VS. engine: COM
Cadillac conv. 4-dr., collectors
item. Also many other used
parts and cars. VIII. 6-6367,
OIL. 2-532O.
Evening star., 1960-05-23

LOVE ME TENDER. NV present
extrasl MY fabulous paneled rec.
room with its built-inS and big
windows and separate furnace.
Even before they bought me
was Q pretty nice house-center
hall, ga baths, three big bed
rooms, oversize living room and
dining ell, kitchen with table
space. But what they've done to
me in the five years Of my life
mmmm, 1t should happen to every
house. They've been so nice to me
! wish I could follow them to
California, but. can't-Pve got
70 stay right here in North Ar
shopping, waiting for a new own
er. Maybe you? S24,5OO. HOLLEY
REALTY. 51S3 Lee Highway, KE.